_ THE PONTIAC PRESS   The Weather 
Friday: Cooler 
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Cooler Weather 
Expected Friday Bureau Forecasts High | 
of 77 to 80 Degrees; | 
Mercury at 88 
Cooler weather, with a high of 
from 77 to 80 degrees, is expected 
to give some relief from the hot 
ter 
mand, he said pressure has 
mained constant and sprinkling re strictiong are not immediately iif     
No Ferdinand, 
Bull Is Sued for 
Indelicate Didos 
NAPA, Calif. @®—Prince Domino 
III, a blue-blooded bull, stood ac- 
quitted today of charges yf willful 
misconduct in his affairs with 34 
heifers in a neighboring fi¢td. Superior Judge Mervin C. Lern- 
hart decided in favor of Prince 
Domino and his owner, George 
Mardikian, owner of Omar Kay- 
yam’s Restayrant in San Francisco 
in a $6,610 civil suit filed against 
them by Glen and Carleton Lynch 
of St. Helena, 
The Lynchs’ suit charged Prince 
Domino crashed the fence into the 
Lynch property and did there “wound, worry and impregnafé” 
the heifers over a three-year pe- 
riod. 
The suit characterized the Prince 
as a “bovine Don Juan” and a 
“wicket Lothario.” 
But Judge Lernhart ruled yes-| 
terday there was no evidence to) prove just who had done the fence 
crashing—whether Prince Domino 
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Lservice post for about three years, X-RAY UNIT 
week for free chest X-rays 
Wednesday, today 
Both units will be open to the public ne: 
weeks at Huron and Saginaw streets while 
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Captain Chennault Leads 
in Air Force Gunnery Meet By w. 
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possible competition. 
These jet fliers, I’ve noticed, are much like the men 
and women here in Las Vegas at the crap tables. They've te the Editer) 
LAS VEGAS, Nev.—The U. 8. Air Force Gunnery Meet 
at Indian Sprirfgs Range has been hampered by high 
winds and dust, but the meet goes on with the keenest FITZGERALD 
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Flint City Official 
Injured in Collision John W. Proctor, 87, city civil 
service director at Flint, is re- 
ported in fair condition in Pon- 
tiac General Hospital with a brain 
tained late last night in a head-on 
car-truck crash on Dixie Highway 
in front of the Pontiac State Police 
Post. 
Truck driver Chester Wisniewski, 
4, driver for an Alpena brewing 
firm, told State Police that Proc- 
tor, headed north, was driving on 
the wrong side of the four-lane 
highway. Wisniewski was treated   
was unable to make a statemen 
But autherities learned fhat 
was feturning to Flint after pre- 
  
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Flames Fail to Set Off 
Load of Oil in Trailer 
After Rig Flips 
Two Detroiters smashed their 
way out-of a flaming oll truck cab of Blazing Trick’ Court Forbids 
Picketing Cabs 3 Judges Issue Edict; 
Contempt Suits Against 
  seph Mercy Hospital. 
He said the truck flipped over 
and its gas tank apparently ex- 
ploded, spraying the cab with 
flaming gasoline. 
  Bloomfield Township firemen 
were summoned. 2 bf. ’ ES 
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Williams Taps GOP Man 
for Civil Service Board 
LANSING #—Vernon J. Brown, | Vice President. Nixon. A hurriedly | 
of Mason, “grand old man” of | arranged dinner will follow with) Coincident with the settlement, the Michigan Republican party, was| the chief executive speaking. Up) 
appointed to the State Civil Service | until late yesterday the President | Michigan Bell said it would pe- 
Commission by Gov. Williams to- | had been listed only for some 
day 
governor, and 10 years ip the 
of Representatives. Hé is a *Swears Adams 
‘Tried Blackmail 
‘tloyalty board members be- 
| with Secretary of the Army Stevens Sen. McCarthy 
  Tells of Threats Used 
to Block Questioning of 
Loyalty Board | 
WASHINGTON (A P )—! 
Sen. McCarthy swore today) 
that Army Counselor John | 
G. Adams tried to blackmail 
him out of calling Army 
fore him for questioning 
abcut communism, “graft 
and corruption.” 
McCarthy said Adams 
used “a combination of 
salesmanship and threats” 
in a three-hour talk at Mc- 
Carthy’s Washington apart- 
ment on the night of last}   And, McCarthy said, 
made it “‘very, very clear” that 
the investigation were not called 
off an unfavorable report about 
Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel to the 
McCarthy subcommittee, would be 
made public. 
At that time, McCarthy sald, 
‘Ghey had not thought up” the 
charges subsequently 
against McCarthy, Cohn and 
“I told him we just would not 
be blackmailed," McCarthy swore. 
In swift recital of his relations 
and Adams, McCarthy also testi- 
fied: 
1. Stevens and Adams sought to Jan. 22. | | a 
  Two Plucky Graduates 
and have had a total of 185 hospitalizations. Physicians say 
transfusion is the only known treatment. The nurse is Helen Strickland. + 
  
Rebels Take 
in Critical River Delfa Area HANOI, Indochina (UP)—Communist troops captured. 
‘Rebel took the post of Hai Yen, at the conflu- 
ence of River and 
miles south of the Northern Indochina capital. 2 More Posts 
  High 
Bamboo Canal, 30 miles 
garrison at Lat Khiem, 35 
  
    Ike's Speech Tonight 
Asks Public Support WASHINGTON ® — President 
Eisenhower will make a fresh ap- 
peal for public support of his legis- 
lative program in a major televi- 
sion-radio address tonight. 
It is scheduled for 8 p.m., EST. 
His immediate audience for a 
half-hour speech will be a group of | 
self - styled ‘political amateurs,” | 
the National Citizens for Eisen- 
hower Congressionaj Committee. | 
This group opens a three - day 
| meeting tonight with a congres- 
| sional reception to be addressed by}   
  | brief informal remarks tomorrow. | 
|the Pontiac area on WXYZ-TV)| 
(Channel 7) at 8 p.m | 
  retired weekly newspaper publish-| WXYZ radio at 9:00 p.m. and over 
er It will be rebroadcast over 
| station CKLW at 10:30 p.m.   
    Counsel in Verbal Tilt With McCarthy 
to their 
events of   AP Wirephote 
MeCarthy’s interruption which 
battle and Welch's decision to 
examination of Cohn. At right Welch | 
the preceding minutes as McCarthy | Bell Employes 
.|to Get Raises Company to Push Plea 
for Rate Boost in State 
to Offset Wage Hike 
DETROIT ®—A $1 to $2.50 week- 
ly wage increase for 18,400 CIO 
Michigan telephone ‘workers today 
apparently assured another year's 
labor peace for Michigan bell. 
Negotiators agreed on the wage 
boost along with other adjustments 
Wednesday. Rank and file ratifica- 
tion is required. This, however, is 
regarded as only a formality. 
The agreement averted a pos- 
sible strike in the statewide sys- 
tem, It capped a concentrated 
period of negotiation since the 
company’s contract with the ClO 
Communication Workers expired 
May 28. 
tition immediately for a rehearing 
of its rejected proposal for a rate 
Brown served three terms as au-| The speech will be carried in | increase for its more than 2,000,000 
_}ditor general, one term as lieuten- customers. 
Under the new wage agreement 
the top craftsman's pay in Detroit 
will be $103.50 a week. 
Switchboard girls will be paid 
a top of $64.50 in Detroit. 
Pay rates in the several clas- 
sifications of workers vary down- 
ward in other cities across the 
state, However, 5 outstate cit- 
ies and about 2 job classifica- 
tions were upgraded, 
Among the upgraded cities are: 
Birmingham, Rochester, Utica, 
Fenton, Holly, Brighton, Howell 
and Lapeer. 
  
Perish in Flames LACONA, N.Y. @®—Four young 
brothers and sisters perished early 
today in a fire that trapped them 
rin their “second-floor bedrooms; 
Six members of the family es- 
chped, two by leaping from a 
porch roof. 
The dead, all children of Mr. and 
Mrs. Harvey Williams, were-Ger- 
rit, 7, David Lee, 5, Jessalyn, 4 
and Melodie Ann, 2. 
The fire, of undetermined origin, 
wrecked the two-story frame house 
The parents asleep in a first-floor 
, awoke to find the house 
in flames. 
  
| Oemen’s Town & Country, Tel-Hures 
‘ Open every night ‘til © o'clock 
A The high command said 
the entire garrison et Lat 
Khiem had been killed or 
captured by the rebels. 
Loss of the two posts was an- 
ported the advance of four divisions 
which conquered Dien Bien Phu 
to a point about 40 miles west of 
| Hanot. The high command said the 
| troops of Red Gen. Vo Nguyen 
Giap had trudged forward with 
heavy guns, antiaircraft batteries, 
a a 
| The fall of Hai Yen to the Reds 
|was considered a major loss be- 
cause it-covers the junc-   nounced as the high command re- | ‘President Plans 
No Move Now 
I Except Standby Says U.S. Must Fight 
for Many Years 
WASHINGTON ( A P )— 
President Eisenhower today 
However, the President 
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  sault waves of infantry against 
the post and the French command 
evacuated the garrison Wednesday. 
  Salan was returned to Indochina | 
to become right-hand man of Gen 
Paul Ely, newly appointed — mili- 
tary and political chief of the three 
associated gtates, 
Giap is expected to launch his 
assault on the vital Red River 
|Delta and Hanoi within the next 
‘five or six days. 
The high command reported 
that French and loyal Indochi- 
Red River Delta earlier in the 
day. 
A spokesman said the rebels; 
attacked a Franco-Viet Nam group. 
engaged in mopping up Communist 
| pockets of resistance between Ha- 
jnoi and Kesat, 22 miles to the from which their forward troo 
can be relieved and supported. 
“Their situation therefore is pos- 
| sibly better, but they could use 
outside help. ; 
There is no doubt their situation 
could be improved with assistance 
from other countries.”’ 
Later Eisenhower likened this 
country’s situation in world affairs 
with that of the French problem in 
the Indochina fighting. Americans 
must not forget, he said, that Rus- 
sia is not only a great unified 
force, strong in arms and able to 
choose its military objectives, but 
also has a great appeal for many 
people in the world. 
That is why this country must 
mee; communism on the broadest 
front—intellectual, economic and 
spiritual as well as military—if it 
hopes to lead the free world to 
security and peace, Eisenhower 
said. We must be strong in our 
belief that ours-ts the Tight sys- 
tem and prove it to the rest of 
the world, he said, and we must 
be strong enough militarily to de- 
fend that system anywhere in the 
world. 
  
~|School Days Almost Over~~ 
«as Vacation Season Nears 
About 15,813 children in Pontiac’s public schools will 
Close their books for the last time this year on June 18, 
when summer vacation is officially launched in the city. 
earlier with St. Mic 
this Friday ar 
The St. Parochial students will begin their summer respite 
hael High School 
and St--Frederick students 
for the last/time next Tuesday. 
Friday, withr the Emmanuel Christian School andthe 
in this central New York village.| Seventh Day Adventist School both closing the semester 
June 18. 
reed 
Trinity Lutheran School. 
  Sept. 8. schools will reopen _— 7, along with the St. 
All parochial schools and 
other church institutions will commence the fall ternr Policy of Communism 
said the French Union 
ef 
prom its doors — 
ity Lutheran School will end its term this 
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~ Enrollments to Help Cut 
Overcrowding at Pierce Our Birmingham Bureac | 
TEN DeINCHAD — Following the 
recommendations of a 1952 survey 
of the Birmingham School District. , 
school attendance areas will be 
shifted this fall to ease crowded 
conditions, according to Malcolm | 
Ferguson, Pierce School principal 
One of the schools chiefly effect- 
ed will be Pierce, the city's largest 
elementary school, witha current, 
enrollment of 1,050. 
sald next year's en 
roliment will be dropped to 585 
through the shift, but added that 
the rated capacity of Pierce is 
actually only 827. 
A few complaints have been reg- 
istered, but Ferguson said all in 
all, parents have been very coop. 
erative 
“People on the fringe area of the 
district must expect to have their 
children transferred to another 
good Birmingham school,’’ he said. | 
“] insist that quality in one, 
school is not better than in anoth- 
er,” Ferguson continued, ‘Every 
school has as fine a program as 
the other, and there jis no fa- 
voritism."’ 
Ferguson said a minimum of 
100 children wil} have to be di- | 
verted trom Pierce to the Bald- | 
win and Beverly schools for the 
next three years. 
The change in attendance area 
moves the southern boundary from 
Buckingham to Beverly road, leav- 
ing other boundary lines as they | 
are now set up. 
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One of the most successful mo- 
bile chest X-ray campaigns in Oak- 
land County ended here this week 
a to City Health Nurse 
ee gone the X-ray were 
  
    3,951 persons. Of them, 506 stated | 
they had never had such an ex- 
amination before. Mrs. Gillette's | 
records showed that only 1,953 took 
advantage of the mobile unit when | 
it was last here in 1951. 
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Classes at Holy Name School 
will close at 11 a. m. tomorrow, 
following Mass at 8:30, breakfast 
and distribution of report cards 
‘ oa . * 
Miner fires last month caused 
of $216, with 
Chief Vernon 
  Firemen made % runs during the 
month, including 16 silent alarms! 
for fires ary fire oa | 
Pevement ond cbdowelka to serve | 
the new School are ex- 
pected to be constructed prior to 
tall opening of the school. 
At this week's City Commis- 
meeting, City Manager Don- 
Egbert was instructed to 
special assessment dis- ¥ | TIRE Haid - i city limits. 
The gaving program will also in-, 
clude a 20-fooct pavement from Der- | 
by north to the city limits on. 
Eton, Sidewalks will exte nd from | 
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Program Secretary — 
ls Appointed by Y BIRMINGHAM — Paul R. Heins, 
2, of Columbus, Ohio, will take | 
up duties as program secretary of 
the Birmingham YMCA next Tues- 
day, Wt was announced today by +— 
William C. Gordon, chairman of 
committee management of the lo 
cal Y. 
Gorden set} —_the —_move _was— 
prompted by the population growth 
in the 64 square-mile area served | 
by the local branch 
As an assistant to Edwin F 
Kirbert, executive secretary, Heins 
will coordinate and supervise pro 
grams for boys and girls and fam 
ily members of the branch here 
Heing will arrive after his gradu 
ation from St. Olaf College in 
Northfield, Minn. Born in Japan, 
he was brought to the United 
States by his missionary parents 
as a boy. He has done choral work , 
with his college glee club, plays 
the French horn and trumpet. and 
speaks German and Norwegian flu 
ently 
The Weather “PONTIAC AND cleedy, sacttered thundershowrrs tate 
this afterneen and tonight lew te 
night 64-68 temerrow partly cloudy and 
cooter, highest 11-80. Southwesterty winds 
15-18 miles an heuer shifting nertheriy 
late tenight and tomorrow VICINITY Partly 
Teday in Pontiac 
Lewest temperature precedir 
1 
At 8 ar Wind ve ity 1 ph 
Direction: West 
ddoon sete Fiidas — : 
Moon rises Firuretear- at-Pe2- pp oT 
Downtown Temperatares 
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le. m.. TEE 3s ism ; 8 
SG. M..ccce 78 ipo . at 
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10 om... eT 
Wednesday in Pontiac 
(as recorded downtown) 
Highest temperature “8 
Lowest temperature 62 
Mean tempersture ‘is 
Weather—Pair 
One Year “Age | in Pontise 
Highest temperature .... ow TH 
Lowest temperature ...c..cce cee. 33 
a Ceres o-a ‘eee tr 
Weather—Pair 
Wighest and Lewest Temperatercs This 
Date in #2 Years 
96 im 191) 44 (in 1928 
* ay's Temperature Chart 
Rattle Creek 87 €7 Loe Angeles ? 4 
Bismares 70 53 Marquette a Be) 
Brewnevilie 99 (5 Miami % 7 
Cadillac 5 6! Milwaukee 83 67 
Chicago 90 Tl Minneapolis 68 65 
Clacininati 6 68 New York 74 @ 
“ ¥ Omaha oa 7 
87? Ti @t Louis 0 
on + | a  Dtcemag: 2 a $2 
Rapids Taverse City 
Houghton %& 47 Baitimors i] Lansing 87 68 Beattic “ Hy   ‘and Michigan Bell Telephone Co 
with a picnic next week. 
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‘McCarthy Accuses 
| eventually did—the accusation a | 
| McCarthy, Cohn and Carr jointly 
|exerted extreme pressure for fa- 
| the hearings here today," Oy ete) he es ae pore 
x HE acti St PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954   
Shifts School Check 700 PHS bs 
Students for TB | 
It ae he ee et of 2 Mobile X-Ray e ces to eo city, | 
ing oa side of ‘Eton. | Units Comes to Pontiac 
se cule | for Public Use Games at 6:40 tonight are sched- | 
uled in the local YMCA Baseball’ Seven hundred Pontiac High 
League, Birmingham Merchants School students were checked for 
tuberculosis Wednesday as one of 
wil! play at Pembroke Park, with two mobile chest X-ray units spent | 
Electronies Service meeting Sam | its first day in Pontiac. ° 
Reeves Service at Poppleton Field. -—Other high school students wilt 
=? | get the free X-rays today and Fri 
Localites attending a meeting of | day. 
the board of directors of the Alum- | Oakland County Tuberculosis 
ni Assn, of the University of | P ints 
Michigan today are William G. Ma- mobile waits’ von eae . = 
son of 6805 Colby Lane, Mrs. Oiga 
S. Sappington of 487 Arlington Dr..| ter Weir Kreme 
One unit will be open to the pub- 
lic from noon until 8 p.m. Mondays | 
yg gorge eee - 
til 6 p Fridays at the coun 
pooh earl Huron and agua 
streets, June 1422. Another will 
tour the community, making neigh- 
borhood stops. 
Men and women don't need to | 
undress to take the X-rays, which | 
take only a few minutes. ithe north line of the Ceuta 
~& 
Louise Hersey assumed her new 
ot of the mobile units’) 
| four tour of Oakland County 
are the Tuberculosis Association, 
Oakland County Medical Society, 
and Michigan, Oakland. County, 
Pontiac, Birmingham, and Fern- j ter group will daa ‘its season 
  
  
Pontiac Deaths 
Mary Ann Coomes 
Funeral for Mary Ann Coomes. 
infant daughter of Francis J. and | 
Colette J, Tobola Coomes, of 4570! 
Waterford Rd. will be Friday at 
19:38 a.m. from the Donelson-Johns 
Funeral] Home. Buria) wil! be in| 
'| Besides, her parents she is sur- 
vived by a brother, John J. at 
home 
The baby was born June 6 and 
died Wednesday afternoon in St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital. Adams of Blackmail (Continued From Page One) 
  reprisal against Maj. Gen. Kirke 
B. Lawton because Lawton cooper- 
ated with McCarthy's ne 2 ar 
tions subcommittee. McCarthy said 
he believes Lawton, commander of 
Ft. Monmouth, N_J., failed to get a 
promotion to the permanent rank 
of major general because of such 
cooperation. 
McCarthy said he made it clear 
to Adams in the Jan. 22 talk that . 
he and Cohn felt if they “could be | Mrs. Frank L. Fitch 
blackmailed out of one investiga- 
ton by this threat, it woud setup |p AINE? # Prlonged ness, Mrs | a modus operandi by which the) (on =_ oo same type of blackmail could be| 114 Seminole Ave. died at her resi- | 
used every time we tried to expose dence at 1 p.m. Wednesday. a Communist.’ Born in Windsor Jan. 4 1880,| 
The senator said he told Adams she was the former Nellie Noble, | 
‘to go ahead and make public any | daughter of Wiliam and Ciara’ 
information about Cohn which Fichison Noble. She married Mr. 
should be made public, but he Fitch here Dee. 22. 1897 ; “couldn't “thas the Army Besides her husband she is sur- | 
would file the “false charges” it vived by four sisters and a brother, 
Mrs, Blanche Feneley, Mrs, Pear! 
Karr and Harry Noble of Pontiac, 
| Mrs. Claudea Beach of Waterford 
and Mrs. Minnie Richison of Au- 
ae sie iia 
McCarthy ‘Castes © ts saat body was_tahen-thie-efher- committee's efforts to go behind noon from the Donelson - Johns Fu- neral Home to the residence, where 
hae peepee Lig ag? coon dee funeral will be held Saturday at coddling 2 p.m. Dr. William H. Marbach munists that led to the filing ot | First Presbyterian Church. of 
— ho him and his com- which she was a member, will | 
oe on officiate and burial will be in Oak | I think that is responsible for Hit) Cemetery 
he de- .   
  ' vors for — 
  clared . 
McCarthy said he also thought Thomas C. Sisk | 
a part” in preparation of the | 
Army's ‘‘false charges’' was due | 
to his insistence on finding out who ¥r 
After an illness of two weeks, 
Thomas C. Sisk, 69, of 750 Lake | 
Ave., Orion Township, died in Pon- | was responsible for the honorable ti : 3 m7 ac ‘General Hospital Wednesday | discharge Feb. 1 of Maj. Irving Pe- | morning. 
ress, an Army Dentist described | I Rarch| 
by Mccarely as "9 FIAN Arment | Pura, Hacrisbare, TL. Merch me nt Communist.’ | and Martha L Martin Sisk. He. 
_ ewe | married Ida Fowlkes there 45 years Peress declined last winter to an- | ago and came to Oakland County 
swer questions from McCarthy. in- | 9¢ years ago. 
voking the Fifth Amendment's pro-| He was last employed at 
tection against forcing a witness’ Fisher Body Division. to give testimony against himself.! Resides his widow he is survived 
McCarthy served notice that once by a son and two daughters, Mrs the 
| the current bearings are out of the | Hazel Bragg, of Pontiac, Mrs, Myr- | way e intends to get Army loy- 
alty board members before him. 
“ Ray H Jenkins, special counsel 
to the Senate Investigations sub- 
committee, completed direct exam- 
ination of McCarthy just before the 
subcommittee recessed for lunch. tle Smith, of Lake Orion, and 
Thomas A. Sisk, of Wyandotte. 
Also surviving are three sisters 
and two brothers, Mrs, Carrie | 
Hicks and McKinley Sisk, both of | 
Pontiac, Mrs, Ethel McDonald, of | 
Walnut Grove, Tl., Mrs. Emma} 
Under the established procedure, Warren. of Harrisburg. Ill., and | 
Jenkins will cross-examine him be- Harrison Sisk, of Lawrenceville, fore members of the subcommittee m: 13 grandc hildren, and one 
and Army counsel get opportunity | great- -grandchild, 
BS SS STC eee Funeral service will be held Sat- | 
_ * * urday at 2 p.m. from the Pursley | 
Both Stevens and Adams, also. Fyneral) Home, The Rev, Carl 
nder oath, have denred they tried) Downing of the Social Brethren 
to divert the subcommittee 
vestigation of the Navy 
Force 
McCarthy testified that at a Nov 
6 Pentagon luncheon, Stevens and James K. Thomas 
\dams indicated “they were un-| 
happy about the subcommittee’s! After a prolonged illness, James 
concentrating its investigations of K. Thomas, 58, of 745 Feather 
stone Rd. died at Pontiac General to in 
and Air Church will officiate. Burial will 
be in White Chapel Memorial Cem 
eters . | 
  the Army 
They told him, McCarthy said. Hospital at 9:45 p.m. Wednesday. 
that the Navy and Air Force “must! Born in Greece Aug. 4, 1895, he! 
be st as bad as the Army married Alice Beach in Detroit in 
Tie senatar added that Adams 1922. He came to Pontiac 26 years     
    “gHered to gite ROY MT Conn” Ms" ape OM Detroit ana a 
mittee chief counsel, infor- 
mation on the Navy 
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American Forging and Socket Co. | 
Besides his widow he is survived 
This charge that Stevens and by a son, George, and a daughter. 
Adams tned to steer the McCarthy | Katherine Spong, and six grand- 
subcomn 
the piles s sister services has! a, Alfred, James and Arthur 
been described by Army counsel Spong and Michael Graham. 
as perhaps the “toughest” of all, The body will be taken from the | 
those hurled the McCarthy Brace Funeral Home to St. George | 
camp : | Greek Orthodox Me€arthy said Stevens alse told sarorday at 2 
him at the Nov. 6 luncheon that 
he would “‘lose if Me- 
Carthy continued his investigation 
of the Army 
Stevens by 
terios Gouvellis, pastor of the 
church of which Mr. Thomas was! 
a member. will officiate his job” 
  argued rather con- 
vincingly,” McCarthy said, that jLong- Time Druggist Dies 
while the situation developed un-| BATFLE CREEK uw — Ott-o der the previous administration he Schnorr. 59, a pharmacist in Battle | 
the American people would not | day night. He opened the first dis- 
$ | separate the ‘‘old from the new” in| pensary at. Camp Custer ones 
i fixing responsibility, World War.L | dale Plessant Ridge health depart- * 
employed in the press room at the 
  littee into investigations of | children. James and Marla Thom- 
  would have to take the blame; that , Creek for 35 years, died Wednes- | 
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THEODORE E, WIERSEMA 
‘Jefferson School 
Principal Appointed : Chennault leading 
p, Airforce Guones 799000 Suit. 
| Pullouts will be at 500 feet.” | 
| The observers wait   
  
, the tower loudspeaker, ‘‘The first! 
| mission is low angle bombing. The 
/range on the right will be used. | Royal Oak Dentist Asks 
Damages for 
at Football Game anxtously, 
looking out at the bot desert. A) 
general trom France offers a cig-| suit against Birmingham School 
aretie to an American brigadier | pistrict and a Detroit bleacher general. Others adjust their field! .ompany was presented to a Cir- 
glasses. ‘cult Court jury of 11 women and| 
“Now,” booms the voice in the | three men today. 
tower. ‘This is the team from; Dr. Maurice Richards, Royal Oak | 
the Far Eastern Command. Team | dentist, is seeking the 
captain is Capt. C. O. Chennault) for permanent injury to his ae Ee 
(son of Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault 
ot Flying Tiger fame). Other mem- 
ers of the team named, They 
are flying F#4 Thunderjets. 
“First member of the team ts 
coming in on the bomb run. | that he intends te show negil- 
That's Capt. Chennault diving in | gence on the part of tlie school 
on the target.” district in erecting the bleachers. 
All eyes are upward watching| Cole said the school 
the black dot grow larger as it| the Atlas Portable Bleacher com-     Theodore E. Wiersema, Crofoot 
School principal since 1950, was 
appointed new principal of Jeffer- 
son Junior High School Wednes- 
  
Bloomfield to Cut 
Cost of High School, BLOOMFIELD HILLS — ater 
| discussion last night with archi- 
tects and school administrators, 
Supt. of Schools Eugene L, Johnson 
said today that the school board comes on at better than 500 miles pany entered into a written con- 
an hour. | tract wherein the school district 
  
  
  je target, | were * ced rene the a ee 
Mie eet | 1 | upri to stands 
Pontiac Board of Education cutee: oe a Obeevere agate | sinking into the ground; that in 
named Wiersema to succeed Kline | jook to the sky for the next black | C°struction no proper bracing or 'R Hertmen os : dot. bolting of the frames was effected; principal of the} esate and tect 2 ‘ nat oo 
|235- student junior high at 600 | ‘Repeat, 10 feet at 2 o'clock. This cured: peng pg j 
Motor St. Hartman has resigned | is unofficial. The final score will tion before or after construction 
to teach at Pontiac High School, | Come from the judges.” and that the bleachers were erect- 
A graduate of Mount Morris Col-| Before the smoke clears from) ed in mud and water in. direct 
lege near Rockford, [il., Wiersema| each run the next team member | violation of the contract. 
came to Pontiac in 1925 as a sci-, is in to try and do better, Dr. Richards, according to 
ence teacher at PHS. He has | The target is just 150 feet across.| Cole had his left leg shattered 
coached several athletic teams, has | Diving at this speed the pullout m6 end below the buco end 
headed Pontiac Teachers Club and jams the force of about five G’s in- | —_——— 
is active in Pontiac Federation Of) to the pifot's body. G force is| CY~WWwWwww™* PIPPPPPLPP PPP AS " 
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gree in school administration from equals your weight. This is some- Cat Long 
Wayne University. thing most of us would not care. Ny 
The school board has not yet ap-| to try. | Grass and 
solnied a Crofoot principal to take As the white puffs of smoke come | \ Weeds Easier 
Wiersema's place. up from the target the announcer | 
places it for the observers: ‘‘That 
was 15 at 5 o'clock.” Capt. Chen- ‘ 
nault coming in for his final pass," 
the tower voice says and waits Simms Special! | 
Regular $1.10 Seller 
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WHIP   terrific. “Wish I could putt that 
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Another team follows in 15 min- | 
utes so the observers go for 
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  “has seen its way clear to cut 
about $140,000, without too much 
revision of the plans,"’ off the 
new $1.5 million high school plans. 
Bids received last week were 
(that much over the original esti- 
mate of $1.5 million. or coffee. 
When the final scores for 
day's events were in, Capt. Chen- 
nault led all other jet aces in. 
both teams and individual scoring.   ae This Price for 
Fridey & Seturdey 
  
  Johnson said bids will probably 
be awarded next week after con- 
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Welch Weeps at Hearings 
Over ‘Injustice’ to Protege WASHINGTON (INS) = Joseph | 
N_ Welch, a mild-mannered Iowa- | 
‘born Bostonian, did a turnabout | 
Wednesday which lifted the Army- 
McCarthy hearings to an emo- 
tional peak unheard of in Senate 
proceedings. 
The 63-year-old special Army 
counsel inspired spectators in the | 
| crowded caucus room to q roar. 
| of applause in defiance of the ban 
against ‘“‘any audible manifestation 
of approval or disapproval."’ 
Seme housewives who saw It 
on television wept — and told 
the offices of several senators so 
4m telephone calis soon after the 
action-packed session Was over. 
They were not alone. A mem- 
ber of the Senate Investigations 
subcommittee, which is conduct- 
ing .the hearings, said he saw 
| Welch outside the hearing room 
“bawling like a baby” after the 
episode was over. 
It was a complete change in! 
character for Welch, who had been | 
apologetic te Sen. Joseph R. Mc- | 
| Carthy at several past points in 
‘the seven weeks of hearings. He 
had sat silent as the senator called 
him a “clever little lawyer’? and 
even at one point referred to him | 
as dishonest. 
A reporter asked Welch if his 
clash with McCarthy would lead 
| him te withdraw from the case. 
Carefully, and scarcely able to 
control his voice, he replied: 
*‘How can you withdraw and how 
ean yeu continue? I don't know 
if it is as tough as I think.” 
What it involved was a_ reply 
by Welch to McCarthy's disclo- 
sure that Fred Fisher, who works 
for Welch's Boston firm, once be- 
longed to the National Lawyers 
Guild, which has been cited as a 
subversive organization by the 
House Committee on Un-American 
| Activities 
McCarthy's office was frank to 
admit that even though the fa- 
vorable calls outnumbered = the 
five women who telephoned to 
protest about it after the ses- 
sion. 
For Welch. boiling mad and on 
the verge of tears but speaking 
in measured tones, told McCar- 
thy: 
cruelty or your recklessness.” 
Welch said that Fisher, a Har- 
Church for service yard graduate who “is starting 
pm, The Rev. So|what looks to be a brilliant ca-/ 
told him on his own at) reer,” 
he had belonged to the guild and 
because of this the plans to have | 
‘Fisher aid him in the Army in- 
quiry were cancelled 
Welch added: 
dream you could be so reckless 
and so cruel as te do an injury 
to that tad. It is true he is still 
with Hale and Dorr 
firm). “Until this moment, Senator, 
1 think I never reglly gauged your 
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It is, I regret to say, equality | 
true that I fear he shall always| 
bear a scar needlessly inflicted by | 
you, 
“If it were in my power to tor: | 
give you for your reckless cruelty, 
I would do so, I like to think I! 
am a gentleman, but your for- | 
giveness will have to come from | 
someone other than me.’ | 
McCarthy declared that while 
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eruel and reckless” he was “bait- 
ing Mr. Cohn here for hours” in 
the cress-examination. 
McCarthy said ‘I know this hurts | 
you, Mr. Welch” and proceeded, | 
finally asking him if he had not 4 
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act as his assistant. 
Welch replied: “Mr. McCarthy, 
I will not discuss this with you 
further. You have sat within six 
feet of me, and could have asked 
me about Fred Fisher. You have ; 
| brought it out. If there is a God! 
in Heaven, it will do neither you | 
nor your cause any good. I will not | 
discuss it further, I will not ask 
Mr. Cohn any more questions. You 
| Mr. Chairman, may if you will, 
call the next witness.’ {(@ 
with applause and a five-minute | 5 M M 5 At that point the room erupted | 
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housewife, has revealed her role | 
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Flying Squirrels 
Raised on Farm Ex-Government Worker 
Operates the Only Such 
Enterprise Anywhere 
WASHINGTON (UP. — L. E. 
Greeson, retired government work- 
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into a new career, He operates the 
only commercial flying squirrel 
farm in the world. 
Unlike birds, these kiting rodents |   
the furry folds of skin stretched | 
between their legs as the means 
of staying airborne. They fly on 
the glider principle—gliding from 
aloft and steering with their tails 
Greeson’s ranch in the suburbs 
fledglings. Greeson makes his liv- 
ing selling the creatures as pets— 
“the best in the world."’ He re- 
ceives orders from all over the 
United States, and from Europe, 
India and Japan. 
As a boy in Texas and other 
parts of the West, Greeson was 
intrigued by flying squirrels and 
took them up as a hobby. 
*‘Down there,”’ he said, the squir- 
rels were so plentiful that ‘you 
could shake them out of a locust 
But Texas and the West are not | 
the only places one may encounter 
these flying nut-gatherers. 
“The Blue Ridge Mountain area | 
is the best place to catch them in 
this part of the country,” he said. 
“But they're in the woods right | 
around Washington too. You have- 
to know how to find them.” } 
Outlining his trapping methods, | 
Greeson said he learned that | 
the squirrels, which are much 
smaller than their earth-bound — 
felatives, “took off from the top — 
of a tree in a quick dive and 
would steer with their tails, and 
could twist and turn in the air 
with never a miss.” 
“They would glide down—some- 
times the length of a city block— 
and when they reached the second 
tree, they'd be near its base,”’ he 
added. “They give a quick flip 
and then land with all four paws 
Then they'd climb up the second 
tree and take off again.” 
Greeson explained that the squir- 
rels “never take off without a 
destination in mind." 
After a considerable period of 
squirrel watching, he learned to 
foretell the direction they would 
jump. Once attained, this skill 
made capture simple. 
“Bat sometimes,” he added, |] “we caught them in the air just 
like a bali.” 
He doesn’t expect serious | 
petition from amateurs. 
“You could walk all day snd 
never see one, and I could walk 
right ‘behind you and see a hun- 
dred. I can find flying squirrels 
anywhere.”’ 
  
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
    
  pe Roger M. Kyes Placed 
ae After conflicting rumors had run 
se rampant for a month or so, Roger M. 
— Kyres returns to General Motors as a 
— director, vice president and group 
4 executive. 
  = His office will be in the General 
BS Motors building and he will continue 
ats to live as a near neighbot to Pontiac in 
Et his beautiful residence just south of us 
s in Bloomfield Hills. 
x * * 
This is a fine step upward for Mr, 
Kygs who left Pontiac as head of the 
GMC Truck and Coach Division to 
accept his role in Washington as Deputy 
under Secretary of Defense, C. E. 
Wuson. The original plans called for 
him to spend a year in Governmental 
service but he extended this a few 
months at the request of the Defense 
  * * * 
Mr. Kyes is a man of tremen- 
dous capacity and ability. He is 
blessed with unbounded energy 
and has a restless, inquisitive 
nature that keeps everything 
humming within reach and sight. 
His selection by C. E. Wilson as” 
j his closest assistant in the Pen- 
. tagon building wasn't by chance 
? or purely ineidental. He was 
picked for “proven performance” 
under fire. 
* * * 
Mr. Kyezs is only 48 years old and few 
men have climbed as high in the indus- 
trial ladder so rapidly. He holds a high 
echelon place in the biggest corporation 
j in the world and still has plenty of time 
: y to move higher, in spite of the unusual 
. level he has attained already. 
Pontiac is proud to have been a 
_ part of his rapid rise in industry. 
immeasurably during his stay 
here and the same capacities and 
abilities will now be brought to 
play on a wider scope. 
Both General Motors and Mr. Kyres 
nave done well. 
  
Victory for Gas Users 
Millions of natural gas consumers 
may benefit in ultimately lower fuel 
bills as a result of a five to three deci- 
sion by the U. S. Supreme Court. 
The majority opinion, written 
by Justice Minton, reversed an_ 
earlier decision by the Federal 
Power Commission. FPC mem- 
bers had held that they lacked 
authority to regulate the price of 
natural gas collected by the 
Phillips Petroleum Company for 
distribution in interstate pipe 
lines. 
* * * 
! Concurring with MuUnTon, 
Chief Justice Warren, were Justices 
BiAcK, Reep and Frankrurter. A dis- 
senting opinion was signed by Justices 
Doucias, CLARK and Burton. Justice 
Jackson took no part in the case which 
the court previousiy had refused to re- 
view, thus letting stand a Circuit Court 
opinion overturning the original FPC 
ruling. 
After holding that Phillips is a nat- 
~wPel-gas-company within the meaning 
‘ of. the. Natural.Gas Act, the opinion 
added: 
“Protection of consumers 
against exploitation at the hands 
ma of natural gas companies was the 
primary aim of the Natura! Gas 
Act.” 
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4 This common sense decision is a great 
! victory for natural gas consumers, most 
of whom in the State are customers of 
Consumers Power Company or Michi- 
gan Consolidated. : 
/ Detroit's assistant corporation coun- 
sel, James H. Lez, eran cities 
are ready to ask FPC - lower rater on 
‘er ) 
  He strengthened the Truck plant 
besides: THE PONTIAC PRESS: 8% collected in Texas, Okianoma and New Mexico. 
Lee added that this decision up- 
holds an eight year old contention 
that the FPC had authority to 
regulate producers. Had the FPC 
assumed this authority and put 
* suppliers under bond while court 
action was fought, Lee said, Michi- 
gan gas users would have millions 
, of dollars in refunds coming. 
One Car in 4 Dangerous 
Less favorable though the results   
were, the‘ report on the 1954 safety: 
check of automobiles emphasizes the 
value of this annual Chamber of Com- 
merce and Police Department program. 
About 25 per cent, or 1,565, of 
the 6,282 cars checked during May 
were found to need immediate 
maintenance attention Most 
numerous faulis were lack of li- 
cense plate lights and defective 
brakes, tail lights and headlights. 
* * * 
More persons were ticketed this year 
for not having a driver’s license than 
for any other offense. Failure to have 
registration cards available also ranked 
high on the list. 
Even though the checkups cov- 
ered only a part of the cars owned 
and operated in the Pontiac area, 
the figures in this report are 
thought provoking. The number 
of cars found to need mainte- 
nance attention suggests that not 
“More than 75 per cent of Pontiac — 
owned automobiles are in perfect 
operating condition. 
* * * 
That fact, in turn, warns that here is 
a potential cause of traffic accidents, 
injuries and deaths. Finally, the report 
should be a reminder to al! motorists 
that safety not only is the job of every 
car owner and driver, but a never end- 
ing responsibility. 
Make sure your car isn’t a killer. 
   
The Man Rhont Ton 
Can You Help Out? 
Covered Wagon Day Items 
Needed for Centennial 
Dattynition 
Younger generation: The one that some of us 
are mad about because we're not one of them. 
ee 
Looking for an old stage coach and its trappings   
_and possibly a yoke of oxen, is” 
Edward E. Wilson, 
chairman of the Oakland County Republican 
€ommittee. At the centennial of the birth of that 
party at Jackson next month, it is proposed to 
use the transportation facilities of 1854 in driving 
there from all sections of the state If you can 
be of any help, Ed's phone is MI 4-8898 
  Many Pontiac people are receiving those 
“wish vou were here’’ cards, written in a 
feminine hand and signed, “Mary Lou 
and Jerry,’ and wondering who they 
might be. But don't get excited, for it's 
only a publicity stunt for the resort 
pictured (on the card. The imitation 
handwriting is a fine example of the 
printer's art. 
Born in slavery and emancipated by President 
Abraham Lincoln was 
; Miss Emmer Ballard 
—— who had tived-in--Rochester—sinee —her—early 
childhood. She died this week at the age of %. 
For over three-quarters of a century she was 
employed in Rothester homes, ‘ was one of 
that village's most highly respected citizens. 
In connection with this squabble about a 
proposed Detroit-airpert in Macomb County, just 
over the Oakland County line, a communication 
over the signature, 
“Booster for Both Sides,” 
makes the assertion that as a Detroit councilman, 
Billy Rogell 
may have been a good baseball player. 
With tris at the top of its blooming season. the 
neighbors of 
Mrs. Blanche Pepperell 
of Drayton Plains wonder if anybody has a more 
gorgeous display—over 30 different varieties and 
colors. 
Called to Detroit this week were 
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huthwaite 
on account of the death of the former's father 
George C. Huthwaite. 
tHome-grown-radishes.that- measure tno inches. 
in diameter are reported by 
Herman Ostendor! 
of Keego Harbor. He also has been eating lettuce 
from his garden for several weeks. 
Word comes from the National Father's 
Day Committee that chicken, prepared in 
his favorite way, has been suggested as 
the principal course on his dinner on 
* June 20. 
  
Peontes are a little later than usual in reaching 
their full bloom, but 
Mrs. Arthur Proctor 
of Pontiae Lake has a clump of 3 in full glory. 
Some measure a foot across 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Harrison Weeks 
of Waterford; eightieth birthday.   THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1956 
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Voice of the People   
Art Robertson Urges Electors to Vote Yes # 
Monday; Improve Local School System ‘Letters wil) be condensed when neces- 
sary because of iack of space. Pull name. 
address and teiephone number of the 
writer must ccompany ‘etiers but these 
will not be pudliehed ff the writer so 
requests, unless the letter ts critica! io 
its mature) 
Next Monday we are asked to go 
to the polls and vote for additional 
money for the school system. Edu- 
cation, which ts the root of a great 
America, can only be furthered by 
voters furnishing the money. 
You don't buy education as you 
need it; it must be obtained by 
planning for it, by looking ahead 
and seeing the increasing needs. 
Teachers are one of the bul- 
warks of our society and to see 
them quitting the teaching pre- 
fession and going into other fields 
is not only distressing but down- 
right alarming. HM you provide 
second-rate pay and facilities you 
will get second-rate teachers and 
half-educated boys and girts. 
We have a fine board of educa- 
—tton, the -members—of whieh have 
kept us out of debt and have 
planned wisely for the future with 
the money which they have been 
given. 
However, they need more money 
to do the job the way it should be 
done. Let's show them that we ap 
Case Records of _a Psychologist preciate their hard work and trust 
their judgment by voting “yes” on 
Monday. 
Art Robertson 
78 Washington 
Too Many Cruel People 
Discard Small Animals 
In reading about the unwanted 
kitten and the kind lady that took 
it in, I too, wonder what race of 
morons are among us. There are 
people who take puppies to the city 
dump and leave them there like 
garbage. Yes, unbelievable in a 
city that has so many fine churches 
and good, kind citizens. 
Last January eon a raw day 
we had to go te the dump. Two 
of the cutest biack puppies 
trotted up, no more than a month 
old. I yelled, “‘Whose pups are 
these?” as cars and trucks 
backed in and out, nearly running 
over them. The attendant said, 
“Somebody left them here. There 
were three but one froze to 
death."’ 
We brought them home, fed 
them, took them to the vet. We 
wanted to find them a good home 
so we advertised in the Press but 
no one answered. I can hardly believe that the un- 
civilized tribes in some parts of 
this world would throw away their 
animals or children, but we have a 
class here that does it" There 
should be a law to arrest such 
people. 
Mrs. James N. Phillips 
49 Putnam és 
  
Wants Children to Play 
in Safety of Backyard 
Now that vacation time is near 
for hundreds of Pontiac children 
watch the trouble start in various 
neighborhoods as to where boys 
and girls can play and can't play. 
We have two or three people in 
my vicinity who call the police 
every time a child steps on their 
property. We know there are 
parks to play in but I for one 
want my two children where I can 
keep track of them. 
“It they play in our back yard 
they hear about it if they bat a 
ball in the neighbor's yard. What 
are we to do about such a situa- 
tion?” 
Mrs. Edward Galpin 
80 Virginia 
  
  
Urges Parents Not to Make Great Fuss 
If Child Refuses to Eat Certain Food © Table psychology ts {asctnat- 
ing. But don't let youngsters 
like Donna make theaterical 
slaves out of you parents. And 
don't. show worry or appre- 
hension when they go on a 
outbluff you parents. They'll 
eat if you casually ignore 
them. They seldom skip more 
than one meal. 
By DR. GRORGE W. CRANE 
Case L-328: Donna B., ‘aged 1'3, 
is getting her Daddy alarmed 
“Dr. Crane, she doesn't seem to 
like solid foods,"’ he protested, 
“but still wants to nurse at the 
bottle 
“I've helped my wife try to feed 
her other foods with a spoon, but 
she just turns her head and spits 
out the gruel or potatoes, efc. 
“Why, she will not taste meat. 
Why doesen't she enjoy meat 
and other foods the way I de?" 
The delight in foods is chiefly a 
learned reaction. Newborn babies 
apparently have very little fond- 
ness for any food except sugar 
Beefsteak, fried chicken, oyster 
stew, or any of our other adult 
delicacies exert no charm = over 
toddlers, or even grammar school- 
ers, until they have been taught to 
like these new food items 
Why do my children turn up 
- a 
Aunt Het 
  dim don’t go te church nwch. 
He's got so used te hidin’ behind 
his wife, he even keeps his religion 
in her name. 
  their poses at steak -and fried 
chicken,”’ many parents of school 
children, have asked, “yet show 
  
     great fondness for hamburgers and 
hot dogs?"’ 
Most of you parents have noted 
this same thing in your own 
youngsters. They'd rather have 
a hamburger than a_T-bone 
steak, and that is ne exaggera- 
tion. 
David, our youngest child, would 
often give his initial order for five 
hamburgers when we'd dine at the 
restaurant, and he was a high 
schooler 
The waitress would look at him 
in shocked surprise. But he'd 
tathes.-ave..dus—lve._hanburgers.. 
than ‘chicken or steak a 
So when you wish’ to initidte your 
baby to new foods, you must try to 
get him happy and smiling, for 
that generalized pleasure will ulti- 
mately become attached to the new 
food, whether it be spinach or egg 
or cod liver oil. 
But don't give him too much 
of the new food item at the start. 
And praise him liberally. Keep 
him happy. 
This is called ‘‘conditioning”’ in 
psychology That word simply 
means that the general happiness 
of the child becomes linked to the 
new food that is casually slipped 
into his mouth at that same time. 
By repetition, he ultimately 
thinks the food itself later tastes 
good. That's why children are so 
fond of hot dogs or hamburger 
sandwiches. tive..(ugh..what cheek!) ‘¥or they encountered them orig- 
inally at picnics where the kids 
were elated and footloose and 
happy. That mood becomes linked 
with such foods. 
If he doesen't eat, c’ 
table and ignore the situation. 
Ul not starve himself long. 
But he'll try to outbluff you dot- 
ing parents and make you table 
slaves if you aren't careful. 
(Always write to Dr. Grane in care ot 
this newspaper, enclosing a long 3c stan ped, ressed envelope and a dime 
to cover t g and printing costs when 
= = or one of his psychologica! 
charts) 
(Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Ine.) Was Any Ulterior Motive: : 
Behind the Fisher Stab? 
ly. as an experienced trial lawyer 
  
The Kefauver clinic did so well 
we're wondering if we will get 
a presidential candidate out of 
this one. So far it has been dog- 
eat-dog-and-pass-the-mustard. 
Kefauver jockeyed the crest of 
the_wave until it simmered to a ~ 
ripple way up salt creek. 
  
We were at the stockyards 
Olympics when the oldline Dem- 
ocrats decided to separate the 
boys from the men. Estes’ chil- 
dren's hour was over. 
While the Q-bombs were being 
parried by A-evasions Ike Eisen- 
hower suggested 
it should be boosted to 24. After 
watching the investigation on tele- 
vision the young people may de- 
cide not to vote at all. 
But we're for kicking it around 
in the open like a burning mat- 
tress. It's not above board when 
a political says, “Deal me a 
hand and a footsie.” 
The proceedings were as 
as library files, points were prop- 
erty dulled and tempers were bot- 
tled like Aladdin's Genie. 
We sense that the English Par- 
Tiamentarians handle the routine 
much neater. In their investi- 
gations one question is asked and 
then winnicker Churchill does a 
St. Swithin oratorical session of 
40 days.   
  
  
Now that it's about over Portia 
can again face life. 
It followed the time-stained 
American credo of fair play, 
“Let the best man wince.” 
It took us into the inside work- 
ings of government. 
From Our Files   
525. MILLION DOLLARS in 
drought relief for the United States 
is sought by populace. Huge crop 
toss cited in 7 point program. 
TOMMY . CARROLL, notorious 
gunman, and chief henchman of 
John Dillinger is killed in lowa. capital of it and kept the attention focused 
for a week. 
Lawyers Guild — Fisher. 
* ¢ »® 
Welch said he did 
; , Welch said, , 
Fisher back to Boston so this mat- | 
ter would not get dragged 
the hearing. 
The Lawyers Guild has denied 
charges it's a unist front, 
first officially made by the House 
Un-American Activities Commi | 
in September 1950. Welch's 
  
  
Portraits . — 
By JAMES J. METCALFE — 
The moments I have had with > 
you... I never could repent... 
For they have been the happiest 
That I have ever spent... 
Inside your heart there may be 
doubt .. . That what I said is true 
. . . “There is no other one on 
earth . . . Who can compare with 
you”’. . . But, darling, please be- 
lieve me, as .. . I say those words 
again... For they are just as 
sacred now .. . As any promise 
then . .. And, oh, I want you every 
day .. . To love and hold and keep 
- . . Each morning we awake and 
rise .. . Each night we go to sleep 
- . . I would not trifle with your 
heart . . . My soul is too sincere 
Myself and all my worldly 
_. + L offer you, my dear. 
(Copyright 1954) r 
  
in the Lord our God: is it not 
he, whose high places and whose 
altars Hezekiah hath taken away, 
and said to Judah and to Jeru- 
salem, Ye shall worship before 
this altar?—Isa'ah 36:7. 
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The happiest man he is who 
learns from nature the lesgon of 
worship.—alph Waldo Emerson. 
  
In U. S. Beriberi, Nerves Are Affected 
by Degeneration and Not Inflammation By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
A recent talk on beri-beri in the 
United States was, I daresay, 
scientific, interesting and informa- 
But it had an unsatisfactory end- 
ing. for I gave what Bicknell &'’ 
Prescott (‘‘The Vitamins in Medi- 
cine") call the clinical picture of 
beriberi: . 
Ascending, symmetrical, bilat- 
Ascending—first there is a burn- 
ing sensation in the soles of the 
— the symptoms are e? in the legs, later in the arms, or 
at the surface where they are ap- 
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tested defense of — CARDS NEEDED’ merchandise in the store must be moved out. it would cost us 
through Constitational Law. aed Oe anced emg adhe’ edhe oa gy whi Angles 
Except for Gov, William C. Mar- 
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  EIGHT 
Average’ GI 
Rounds to Kill 1 Commie WASHINGTON (®—It took B- 
000 rounds of small-arms fire to 
kill one Red Chinese soldier in 
the Korean War. 
Lt. Col. Walter J. Fellenz. chair- 
man of the Small Arms Commit 
tee at the Army's Infantry School 
at Ft. Benning, Ga., considers this 
something of a national disgrace. 
With other members of an Army 
civilian research team, he helped 
figure out the firing effectiveness 
in Korea. In contrast. he points 
out a Confederate rifleman at the 
Battle of Chicamauga ayrraged 
only about 208 rounds to knock off 
a Yankee. 
Obviously the former history in 
structor at West Point § says 
“something is wrong for the 
weapons we have today are far su 
perior to the musket . 
. . . 
Fellenz. who fought in Furope 
and Korea, feels strongly that if 
you aim at something you should 
hit it, thereby saving lives for 
your side, shortening the war and 
saving taxpayers mone) 
One of the reasons Fellenz be 
lieves so much ammunition was 
wasted in Korea was the character 
of the fighting—much of it at night 
He is convinced that the Oriental 
can see much better at night than 
the Occidental, who long has been 
accustomed to artificial light 
whether candles, incandescent 
bulbs or fluorescent tubes 
ca * 7. 
Furthermore,_he dys concluded 
the Westerner just doesn't like to 
fight at night. This, he believes, 
is the result.of centuries of train- 
ing in sportsmanship, growing out 
of the age of chivalry. when knight | 
warfare ruled out night warfare 
Fellenz says the Onental is a 
practical man who hits the enemy | 
when and where he can with the 
least danger to himself 
‘In Korea,"’ he says, ‘‘the Allies 
had superiority with artillery and| 
they also had air supremacy. The | 
Chinaman and the North Korean 
learned very quickly that if they | 
stuck their heads up in daylight 
they were going to have their 
scalps parted. 
* * 
“So what did they do? They | Fired 50,000 
ning in teaching soldiers how to 
shoot at night. Its quite a trick 
Vision experts long have known 
that at night you do not see in a) 
straight line, Objects appear to the | 
right or left of Where they teatiy 
are A target will fade away com 
pletely if you close one eye and 
try to aim 
. * * 
One trick is to keep both eyes 
open and the head high so that 
you can see the muzzle of your 
rifle and the apparent target 
line 
The common error of night fight-+ 
ing. Fellenz says. is to fire three 
to six feet too hgh and to the left 
His remedy 
“Dril-our people into making 
compensation for night shooting 
until it becomes as instinctive as 
the cowboy shooting from the hip.” 
. * * ; 
Fellenz, who came to Washing 
ton recently to help set up the 
National Rifle Assn.'s big shoot at 
Camp Perry. Ohio, says that ®& 
majority of the troops taking the 
night-firing course for the first | 
time. even Korean combat “= | 
ans. will not hit the target at all 
A man with exceptional night | 
vision may get as many as six| 
hits out of 16 shots on the black | 
target j 
At the end of the course of in 
struction the number of hits wall 
average somewhere between 10' 
and 14 out of 16 oe 
Doggeret May — 
More Than It Prevents 
AUGUSTA, Me. (UP) — Main 
state police have a dogged dogger- 
‘el campaign on to improve high- } 
‘way safety. Sample offering: 
He never dims headlights, he 
cuts in and out 
This drawing room dandy... | 
but motoring lout. 
Who is this chameleon? Surely | 
not I! 
Ot course not. It's always some 
other poor guy. 
Taking Off for the Moon 
Should Be Done Slowly 
CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) — Pro   
scouted around to see what they | Bradley Jones of the University of 
had that we didn't. It was night 
vision.” 
Fellene says that while Ameri- 
cang learned a lot about night 
fighting in the Pacific during | 
World War II, they didn't bother 
to get it down on paper for future 
reference. 
The troops in Korea, he says, 
had to learn it all over again. 
Fellenz is engaged at Ft. Ben     Cincinnati's aeronautical engineer- 
ing department warns anyone plan- 
;ning a rocket. trip te the moon 
to take off from the earth slowly. 
“A projectile going through the 
earth's atmosphere at even a frac- 
tion of 6.9 miles per second — 
rate of ‘escape’ velocity — waquid 
be heated by air friction to a tem 
|perature unbearable to human oc, 
i cupants,” Jones said,   
        
    
      
     
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Save on famous girdles Stock up on better bras 
Cool, lightweight nylon Close-out of higher pric- $ 
with satin panels. White, ed bras. Nylon, cotton, y 4 fer 5 4 
pink. Sizes 26-34. Save! e satin. Good size range. 
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to Federals! Save now! e a collar shirts. Sizes 3-10. 
, New pool and slide set 
“66x42-in. weet frame poor 
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SS ences LOO tole with large 
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jackets, skirts, slacks, 
jeans. Wide size ranges. 
Long or short sleeve styl- 
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cee ‘THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 110, 1954 | 7 ae oe m |'Grocery Store’ Steams |Stipping Co. and chartered. the| Gearheart sad they nan o brine| Won't West for Judge | Jodge 's police | Scholars Give Credits ? | 96-foot motorship Dorothy for their | back fresh and canned fish for sale From U.S. to Alaska Port} “store.” in this country. ° SANTA FE, N. M. (INS) — A’ ly walked out of the courtroom with} NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP): — 
000 ¥ 
    
  
PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) — A| They load the ship with fresh; The Dorothy is outfitted with; Santa Fe, N.M. prisoner apparent-| a group of spectators. 
“floating grocery store” operates | Produce, meats and milk, bought | biowers to keep the produce fresh.| ly became tired for a . 
between Portland and Ketchikan, | {7m Oregon growers and jobbers, tardy judge and decided to leave 
Alaska. : and take it to Ketchikan where it} An estimated two billion pencils | —without a trial. police 
R. E. Gearhart and J. H. Mar-| ‘s sold. About 150 toris of food are | are manufactured in the world each | said 
shall organized the Alaska States | C@fried to the Alaskan community. | year. 30 prisoners waiting for trial 
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made by the City Assessor tor the pur. American Rice Causing pose of defraying that pert of the cost   wow 2D For S$] 
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which the Commission decided should ms rb: PT. i 
be paid and borne by special assesament Diarrhea Among Japs aa < Say Se ee 
for the construction of curb. gutter vy _k . ane ‘ d 
drainage and related work on Barkeli TOKYO Kyodo news agency J 3 1-4 
street from Raskob street to Columbia said today the government plans ———} avenue is now on [lle in my office for "   public Inspection stricter inspection of American 
Contnnign Sid tna ntsesine af tee Cny [Tice because Japanese eating it ° Sa | i ! ill of Ponting. will meet at the Municips! were developing diarrhea S a Carries —— ay. le Priced! Boyvi e SHOP NOW! ears eee 7 Court in ented City, om the isth day of) The illness is brought on by 
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eight o'clock p.m § “ of ; 
Copies of the proposed ordinance may May 1. This was an increase of 
be examined by calling at the City ~ 
Clerk's office | 2,767,000, or 1.7 per cent over the 
ROBERT J a . |estimate at the beginning of May > oe 
June 10, 'S4¢'a year earlier. 
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       SELF PORTRAIT—Painter Salvador Dali displays one of his 
many creations, called ‘Soft Self Portrait." The Spanish-born artist | 
held a press conference in Rome, Italy, to anfounce his “rebirth” all | 
a cubist painter. 
School Days, Schoo] Days! 
Happy Days for Mothers | By LAURA Z. HOBSON ing over tos best friend's house + 
International News Service a real dumb deal. 
*‘No more pencils, no more books, | By some miracle I can't possibly | 
no more teacher's dirty looks’’— | deserve, television has never been 
This familigy chant of emancipe- | * Problem, but knowing that a boy 
tion will soon rend the air of the | in a row can roil maternal nerves nation too, . 
To its happy little tune, mil-| I'll adjust soon, of course I will. 
lions of innocent mothers will start | Each summer for years I've slowly their tough annual assignment of | ot used to crowds of reading sons, 
“having the kids underfoot all) have learned to step over pros- 
day.” | trate bodies on the floor during 
Compulsory eduration may be | ewer softly when I'm piteously | 
underestimated and wnappreciat- | asked ‘Could I have my allowance | ed for about nine months of the now instead of Saturday?” 
year, but come June and it be- | 1 don’t know why mother love | 
comes the most sorely missed (comes so much easier from Sep | 
mother’s helper te the tand. ‘tember onward, but no mother I/ 
On rainy days from now till know ever agrees with her kids 
September. “Mom, what'll I do that vacations are too short. 
next?” will be asked every hour | 
on the hour, and the patter of 
little feet and big hassles between Boy, Girl Given Blood 
brothers and sisters will — 
against maternal eardrims from to Prepare for Exercise 
Maine to California. | PHILADELPHIA &—John and- 
“Go outside and play,” “Y ou, Theresa Ciccone received blood 
haven't had a whiff of fresh air transfusions yesterday to be ready | 
all day,” and “Can't you see I'm for high school graduation - 
busy?” will again become national | cises next week. 
catchwords, and American tension | For John, 20, it was his 45ist 
will rise as a result of this shift ‘transfusion. His 19-year-old sister 
in the weekday ground - rules. (received her 40ist. 
The Ciccones were born with a! 
“Con't I stay up a half hour | pare blood disease known as Medi- | 
longer? There's no school tomer: | terranean anemia which hampers | 
— « another refrain every the production of red blood cells. 
kid in the U.S.A. Jearns by the | The only known treatment for the | 
end of the third grade. disease is blood transfusion. 
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wn Poteet otanaher ee | Boy Ut, blew up inhi my 12-year-old has been “‘at leis- | 
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Caer eae ee etl de ts it’s time for him to take stock.” | two in the United States. than 400 rooms and 18 acres of| Thé name of the university was an amendment changing the uni-|I won't,” said Susanna. “I'll just 
. melp?” ts one of the most importent Mere tomerrew Robert Bourdon of Woodstock, | floor space. ‘changed by court order in 1890, | versity's name. | stick the other people. __!} 
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Our 4 Million Alcoholics (Battor’s Note: Vamtiies of the oatt. | kitchen for one or two quick drinks - + THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954.’ ~   
  WOODSTOCK, 
marble plaque has been unveiled 
marking the 20th anniversary of . 
there and to fefill his glass . . .| the establishment of the first ski| Texas’ state capitol has more| "© longer Madison University. e is the school as Madison University 
by mechanical means in this coun-| Which Is Official Now {weno Dat ‘enebajened | ‘Marble Plaque to Mark b= eae ta nent echt elope Colgate U. Has Name but the taws of 166 establishing Well.Trained’ Child 
Ski Lift Anniversary 
vt. (UP) — A | try, watched as the plaque was un- | eo _ ALBANY, N. Y. (UP) = It's of- | The 1954 session of the state leg- 
| ficial now — Colgate University is   
  
    HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) Susan- 
‘na Fruchtman, aged four, was lick- 
2 ing a giant lolltpop in a crowded 
_—— finally brushed the cobwebs cieyator, Don't get Daddy and me 
off the old statute and approved sticky,” advised her mother. “Oh,   
   
       
      
    
  
  the ab problem } 
By ELIZABETH TOOMEY 
NEW YORK (UP)—The worst 
conversation a wife can have with 
a husband who is drinking heavily 
and steadily sounds something like 
this: 
“John, you're spending all our 
money on your -drinking and the 
extravagant things you do when 
you drink . . . you've missed 
two promotions at the office ... 
you've made a wreck of me. . | 
you're ruining your health, you 
look terrible." 
That is the opinion of Evlin 
»Gardner, associate director of the 
National Committee on Alcohol. | 
ism, an information center which | 
now has branch offices in some 60 
cites. 
The organization, and a stead- 
ity increasing number of other 
social welfare sources, are deep- 
ly interested in giving expert | 
advice to the wives—and hus. | 
bands—of the estimated 4,000,000 | 
alcoholics in the United States. | 
“John knows al! this.” Gardner 
said. ‘It's like twisting a knife. , 
He is beginning to drink now to 
forget the trouble his drinking al- 
ready has caused him 
Men like John will rationalize, 
Gardner said, usually on the basis 
of their incomes 
“I've seen hundreds of men 
whose wives are ready to leave 
‘ them and whose children are seri- 
ously affected by their drinking 
who say, “Why, | made more 
money than any man on my street 
last year—how could I be an al- 
cholic?"’ Gardner said in an in-,; 
terview in the committee's office 
at the New York Academy of 
Medicince. 
————--_-_.---_ardnes-emphasizes that authori. | 
ties don't want to make every 
housewife an expert on alcoholism 
but he gives this advice 
‘First a wife should talk over 
her worries with a social worker 
or a counselor to see if they are 
groundiess. A man can be a heavy 
drinker over a period of years, yet 
not increase his consumption, and 
he probably never will be an al 
coholic 
“The key phase between the 
early stages of social drinking and) 
the danger point is when the wife 
realizes, “You're not the man |! 
married.’ 
“The first signs of personality 
change comes at home when a 
man begins te take leas interest 
! in the house and chiliren.”’ 
Nagging. sulking, hiding the 
liquor or pouring it down the drain, 
all these are useless, Gardner said 
“A wife must realize she is 
fighting a disease. She should 
wait for a time when there is no 
tension, and when her husband has 
not been drinking, and then try: 
unemotionally to tell him that she 
‘has been worried and that she hes 
gotten some information 
“She should point out that the re 
lationship in their home life has 
been. changing because of his 
drinking, and that the information | 
she has indicates that this is a sign 
of serious trouble ahead 
A man whe has pride in being 
able to ‘drink like a gentleman’ 
ean be reached only by keeping 
the conversation on a plane of 
accepting information.” 
Gardner agreed that even this 
tactful approach often ‘‘brings a 
reaction of extreme resentment 
But if it is tried early enough 
“Seldom does it fail to arouse the 
interest and curiosity of the drink 
er.” ; 
“The path from the casual 
drinker to the alcoholic is clearly 
marked with signals’ he said 
“It is important for the drinker to 
realize that the early signposts 
are the first symptoms of a dis 
ease. It is at this stage that the 
wife should try to help—while her 
husband can stop drinking without 
serious trouble.” 
Conferences with worried rela 
tives are commonplace at the 
information centers in Various 
cities established through = the 
work of the national committee, 
where the calm approach of the 
counselors, like Gardner, com 
forts over wrought) wives and 
husbands. 
“& man can be ao pxentia! 
problem drinker long hefor: he . 
“reaches the point of needing a 
drink in the morning or of drinking 
alone,”’ Gardner said 
‘When he reaches fhe stage of 
social. drinking where he can no 
worn ONGOE AUS. ALO Ibe diving room J and enjoy the conversation and sip 
a drink ... when he can't wait for 
the slow pokes to catch ip “with 
him and has to slip oul to the 
  
Driver Talks: His Way 
Into Drunk Driving Count 
NORWICH, Conn. (UP) — The 
more Chester Sproski talked, the 
more he got into trouble. 
First, he was picked up on a 
charge of evading responsibility 
after a traffic accident. He ex- 
plained that his brakes were had 
so he was charged with driving 
with defective equipment. He ar 
gued about it and got slapped with 
a resisting-arrest charge. Then he 
‘said it was all a big mistake, his 
brakes weren't bad at alt: 
“I was just plain drunk.’ he   
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Gi Cant Get ear rane snes 
  
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Canada, says Charles Ir | that kind of red tape, I have my 
Alien Spouse Stranded 
Irvine met his wife while serving 
Guardsman who sent his wife to in 1950 at South Sea, England 
7 - . 
readmitted .to this country. 
said. ‘Here I was going to get in 
vine, 31, who commands Battery 
says, he wrote his wife Lori to © ‘he present difficulty, 
a FLINT (INS) — A 60-day sen- . ’ es ¢« *& . “I guess it’s just because of red 
| e 0 ee ‘tape but it's difficult to understand 
dog but my wife and child are in 
Niagara Falls, Canada. How about 
in Canada; Family that! 
Allowed to Re-enter! = in Europe during World War IL. | He said after the war he returned | 
PITTSBURGH #® — A National to Europe and they were married | 
stay with her mother in Europe Mijn Se i epee “ = os wile @ en Li - - 3 
while he went to serve in Korea troubie at ell,” he said. 
says he hasn't been able to get her 
He was shipped to Korea in 191 
wife is not an American citizen after service in the reserve 
She's now stranded in Niagara “! hardly knew what to do,” he 
—_ the shooting again, So I sent my 
wife and sop to live with her 
C, 708th Antiaircraft Artillery Bat- mother "’ | 
talion of the- National Guard There was no immediate com- 
After returning from Korea, he ™¢™t from immigration officials 
come home. She had been with 
her mother, Mrs. Arthur Mullin, a! 25-Year-Old Expectant 
British subject, in Garmisch-Par- ; | 
tenkirchen, Germany. Mothey Freed by Judge | 
“Last month she and our son, | tencé imposed on Mrs, June M. | 
and our dog, arrived in Montreal,” | Rodgers ‘D-year-old expectant | 
Irvine said. “I went up to bring mother of twins, was canceled yes-.| 
them back. And, by golly, the im-|terday by Circuit Judge Phillip EJ- cruel than that of Hitler, migration officials said she jiott 
couldn't come in ona visitor’s! Mrs. Rodgers was released un- 
visa der a promise to make restitution 
“I didn't know what to think but for 16 checks totaling $645 she had 
they wanted papers about our mar- | written to beguile her husbasd into | 
  | Normandy last weékend on the] 
never have to continue your work . ‘~ . anwar eee site l ; 
Red Dictatorship 2 Stax zx Grandma Ready fall to. accept an degree 
from Columbia University and also 
to see President Eisenhower and 
Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles. : Pales Hitlers Adenaver Tells Press | 
He Hates Soviets More Man, 80, Drowns / f 
. ANN ARBOR (INS) -- Eighty- 
Than Nazis | year-old Harry Hanson fell into the 
BONN (INS) — West German | Huron River while walking on the Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told | bank and drowned yesterday. Res- 
American World War II Corres-| cue attempts by a passerby, Clar- 
ponfents today that ‘‘the Russian | ence Haley, were futile.   
  
  to Get Degree 
After 42 Years 
CLEVELAND  — Mrs. Irene 
Thomas, a shy, 62-year-old grand- 
mother who says “I'm a pretty | 
old lady for this kind of thing,” is 
going to get a college degree next 
Wednesd#y—after 42 years of off- 
and-on study. 
She first registered at Western |. 
Reserve University in 1912 as a   
candidate for a one-year certificate 
in library work. 
| Accomplishing that, she started | 
work in city libraries. 
She returned to the university in 
1926 and started taking courses to 
take her “mind off” troubles she 
says cropped up after leaving 
school. 
In 1949 she had almost enough 
| credits for a bachelor of arts de- 
|greé and took a few required 
courses. 
Now she is ready to graduate. 
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in the U. S.   
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all may soul.”’ | 
Adenauer, who said he will visit | 
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war correspondents who went to | 
10th anniversary of the Allied land- | 
ings and then visited Berlin before 
going to Bonn | 
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strength,”’ said Adenauer, “and 
the enly hope of a free world is | 
strength and unity. 
‘You saw East Berlin and now 
have a better impression of the 
terrlble dictatorship that has 
gained a hold over Europe 
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Bennington Explosion Cross-Country od tcl pr oy) Traffic Accidents Kill 2, Sheriff Plans to Retire LY SS "a member of the 
Jet Plane Race by the-Air Force and the Petes Today | in Detroit Area CHARLEVOIX @® — Charlevoix | Michigan Department of Revenue | Department. DETROIT # — Traffic mishaps Lansing . 
Death Toll Hits 103 to End at Detroit | Air Guard units throughout the | killed two Detroit area residents we on aoea pea 
QUONSET |country would nominate outstand- | today. Girl Driver 
ee a toe | DETROIT  — America’s first | ing fliers. Six then would be chosen | Thomas J. Cotter, 42, a Detroit Dec, .31, His arinouncement that he Dr . Flips Jeep, 
the explosion and and fire that | cross-country jet plane race—a pos- | for the race, | school teacher residing in Dear- will not be a candidate for reelec-| Gets Brain Concussion 
aonaly tas eet aurcrat carrier} sible Ghenisentu business—is | An Aly Guard spokesman said | born, was killed when his car | tion this fall leaves the race to four . isocr-al 
Bennington Island | ticketed to wind up at Detroit. details would not be worked out | Swerved off a Dearborn street and | candidates, one of whom is his son, year Independence | , 
ee The plan, announced by the Air| Until all Guard wings have had/hit a tree, Urban Mazur, 68, of |Glen C, Ikens. Township girl is reported ° 
   
     
       
   
    
       
    
  
    spe | a chance to e their feelings | Melvindale, was fatally injured condition today at St. Joseph |* 
Letert viet te Lt. Pk Te | Se ene ne ca the idea, if this is Sverahie,| when struck hy a oor Sills evess- Country Club Man Mercy Hospital with @ brain con- Wells, of Tuente, Calif. His next | an Air National Guard race in ing @ Sheivindade aavest. n ry ager on ‘tum 
of kin is listed as his wife, Dianna. | connection with the 7th annua] In-' the race then will be formally wo ' Be Buried Té cussion suffered when ° 
Lt. Wells died at Newport Naval | ternational Aviation Exposition at) Posed to the Air force. ° r oOmorrow she was driving Wednesday over- 
Hospital. | Wayne-Major es here July 24 | Fatally Hurt by Truck PETOSKEY @ — Funeral serv-| ™7med sear her home. 
The Bennington, meanwhile, was 2. | Soil washing and blowing dur-| LANSING uw — Charles Sharp, | ice will be held Friday for Clarence| Oskland County Sheriff's depu- 
en route to Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy| The race, ctan the F86 Sabre ing the past 300 years has de-/38, of Dewitt, was fatally injured |P. Murphy, 45, general manager of | ties said Jan Fortin, of 9170 Sasha- 
Yard, via Bayonne, N. J., for Jet, would be from Los Angeles stroyed 282 million acres of U. 8 | yesterday when struck by a truck the Bay View Country Club, who| baw Rd., apparently lost control 
repairs, A Naval. Board of Inquiry | to Detroit, territory and has damaged 775 on Lansing’s. northeastern _out-| died unexpectedly Tuesday night. | of the vehicle in a gravel section 
is in recess. | Before the race can be recog-| million more acres, | skirts. Murphy also operated a restau-|of the road. She was alone..   
  
  HERE THEY, —~BIG DISCOUNTS During REMODELING SALE H as Yah 7 LG 
I= SAVE UP TO 60° ON EVERY DOLLAR: ’ AS 
‘Sia oa A Tomorrow will undoubtedly be one a the biggest days in your life for SAVINGS! 
For tomorrow, the greatest sale in our entire history, from. the standpoint of out- 
right VALUES, starts with a rush! We have a limited time in which to clear our 
floors so the contractors can start remodeling. Mr. Price Slash says: ““You can SAVE 
up to 60c on every dollar if you ACT FAST!” These items and hundreds more have 
been drastically reduced to bring ACTION! Sorry, No Phone Orders or Layaways! 
LIGHTS ON! DOORS OPEN! TOMORROW AT es 
        
          
        
        
You don’t need ALL cosh here! And you don't need a LOT of cash either! Here's the reason ‘why. Mr. Price Slash has cut prices to the BONE on hundreds 
of the items you need most! Mr. E. Z. Terms has been very busy too, arranging AY es 
for you to make any purchase with just a small down payment and pay the bal- 
once monthly! Buy and SAVE like you never SAVED BEFORE! Sorry, no lay- LIV Ic ROOM SU ITES! a NEW RECORDS aways, we need space! ger 
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Nationally advertised Ken- 2.Pc.N sat : 3 ; . 6 9x12 Wool Axminster ae on beatenal A — 2-Pc. Nylon Living Room Suite with solid foam 200° Firth Chetes of — 
  irises with sippered cash rubber cushions. Reg. $299.95.........NOW $09 00 69° 
vn ge 19° 2-Pc. Living Room Suite, beautifully upholstered with O61) sca imum 
== tenet -modern-fabric,-choice of colors. Reg. $149.95, NOW B9 dR A et A ) i a Bc Tweed See- Reg. SLAG GE csi even wetnernens wunenes bees NOW $19.95... 13°° : 
$1058. how ose? (Seconds) .... Nationally famous J. L. Chase Chairs; Channel Back, 
2-Pe. Solid Maple Living Room with Spring co" Occasional, Clab and Armless Styles. Regular Prices, 
Upholstered cushions. Reg. $129.95........ NOW, | Ne Money $49.95 to $109.95... sD) A ‘ $ A9 
Dewan ij Sale Price .............. 
REGULAR $79.95 and $249.96 VALUES pet do 2-Pe. voted roar pty (some in excellent oo Badcas male tes = 
° " condit shou 1 for $50 to $60— 10 20 Terms 
Sofa Beds with storage space, & 4 4. Need ‘Space Our Price... 0... cece ccc ccc wee eee to Platform Rockers in Plastic, 00 
Oe HG ONE ne 2 seas raeaa ce Reg. $32.95 ...........00.00- NOW Armless Sofa Beds with concealed bedding se A © CABINETS compartment, Reg. $79.95 NOW oD e Deuble Door Steel Utility 
) TABLES 5 shelves. If per- 
Beautiful Lawson Style with Moss Trim Sofa Bed, SEBO fect would be 412e¢ 
Regular $129.95 . Now e Glass Top End Tables and $22.95. NOW 
. Coffee ag te match. 
Genuine Hid-A-Way Beds with innerspring od 9 Blond or c. Foo 
Mattress, Reg. $249.95 NOW 3! Reg. $1495, NOW @D 
Formica and other plastic 
Top Tabies, blend finish,     
        owe. Oe | ’ | Lg 33 x 27” Framed 
. meer | Kit gf Mahoane tn BEDROOM SUITES! | Bet $5 : $14.95 to $25.95. “poo ’ Choose * 
ees TES Se : NOW - 12 a : m\ from 
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  $21.95 Aeo Crystal globe with 
NOW ........ 14° ; arti réses encased. 
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  RESTO- KRAFT. No ; 22° Full, 4% and Twin Size Metal Panel Beds. 93 
an = = 3: Fe. Bedroom, s modern Salnut ot blonde with double Ox seen 1 ite 63406- ree NOW 
ig resser, spacious chest a ull size egular > Wi 
= $179.95 eee ccc cactus ee cee. NOW —— - pncnioyed ewe 4? 
3-Pe. Modern Waterfall Bédroom Suite, choice of col- Se 8 eee ‘ 
       
   
    
       
     REGULAR $89. 95 to $209. 95 VALUES Delivery ors, Vanity or Dresser with chest and full-size bed. 40” 
Reg. $129.95 20.2.0... 0c ccc cc ccc ceee ees NOW 
  $ 4 00 r $ 00 = 3-Pe. Limed Oak Bedroom with Double 00 3 Weys to Buy Dresser, Chest and Bed. Reg. $179.95. 109 
1. 80 Day Charge (Fleer Sample) ... ccs csccccccccccccsccece 
Heat-proof, Drop Leaf Table and 4 Plastic me Devt Some os | 6Big 52” Double Dresser in Plexatone Finish, conr- y) 
ren et soy AD | FP ova we] reste Gncine Fate lam ire. toe ast. AYP rEderal 5-Pe. Dinette Set with at “filled Chairs and . 7 iy Sc gge| Hose | OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9! 74 trealics iP. Da mt canna so, innedte | PREF PARKING IN OUR LOT! to's" 108 NORTH SAGINAW Spring Seats in choice of colors. Delivery Only! Next to R velt H ' 
          
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Let Your Colors Show’ Slogan for Flag Day The display of an American flag from every home Games, Gordon Hayter, Raymond Mumby Jr., Leo 
in Pontiac next Monday is the aim of a 10-man Buckley and Roman Griuilla, will comprise the in- 
Americanism Committee from Pontiac Elks Lodge spection team. 
810. An additional program in honor of Flag Day will 
“The city will be divided into sectors and each be held in the Elks Temple at 114 Orchard Lake Ave. 
committee member will patrol his area to choose the on Wednesday, beginning at 6:30 p. m.     
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                                   best displayed flag,” according to committee chair- All persons in Oakland County admitted to citizen- 
man Lynn D. Allen. ship since last June will be invited to attend a dinner 
Service groups throughout the-city will assist us at the Temple and Rep. George A. Dondero of the 
by forwarding tips on unusually displayed flags, 18th District will be guest speaker. ; 
Allen said, and the committee will then choose one His topic will deal with Americanism, as it applies“ 
homeowner to receive a prize for his flag display. to the Flag, and the effect of the St. Lawrence Sea- ~ 
“Let Your Colors Show” is the committee's slogan way on Oakland County. =e i 
for Day. Committee members Clifford Majson, Allen said about 400 persons are toattend - 
Leo Halfpenny, Robert Morris, Lorne Swartz, Albert the dinner, including approximately 80 new citizens. —     
      students crowd into all available space. J. C. Cox, assistant superin- | “ ~e 
   
  
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Partly Visible | passim. cae os mies) n.w. comers ovat ie pae extortion not only has escaped jail | her $100 for travel fare to Elgin, = 
Here at Dawn (ttcten ctetattet is ae canes tn, wt. att esas Snes his her posted $2,500 bail for Mrs. Heath|claim to Filerida residence was ttie Mae Heath, zB, who has when she was arrested last March Ma ise. 
25-Mile Wide Swath three small children, wept in court|7 with her husband Donald, 2 athe divorced Mrs. Mactadden 
of Darkness to Stretch 
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Mutual Liability Co. and Pontiac 
Association of Insurance Wednes- 
  i i ee a e/i —— gh [one § = It _ will be the last chance in Mutual's offer to insure the c oN te . : LA fee . Te shee —— ea Si, Colts Ses? taaep heme 
school district against workmen's |. | A Rea tea LY Ie et / Ge Boe ‘e)| Al ' “< to see one of thése celestial shows 
on-the-job injuries for a premium : ; TF IEP ate =i as the moon blocks the sun. And of $8,150.25 was the lowest of four ™ : ie a ee ee NINE 30 they'll have to get up early \ 
= = | Cot - - Only those come ie a tion. ‘s 
Pontiac Insurance Association’ band of land from Nebraska. to 
blackout of the sun, with day 
  $799.23. turned to night soon after sunrise. 
J. C..Cox, assistant superintend- But millions more will be able to 
ent of schools, parents see from half to 90 per cent of the 
in 1979. © 
the time starts and ends The June 30 eclipse begins at 
Lew-cost premium possible sunrise near O'Neill in Holt County 
spemtie ag tie tas eated al of northeastern Nebraska. The 
customers, Cox said. shadow of the moon will fall upon 
Cox reported parents have asked the earth and travel northeastward 
  measure about 75 miles wide, and BAY CITY INDUSTRY—The %5-foot tug, John A. 
just about its center will pass | McGuire, is launched sideways at the Defoe Ship- contract for two Navy destroyer escorts. The 
over Minneapolis, then speed out | building Co., a typical industry in Bay City. Defoe | freighter in the background is undergoing repairs. 
across Lake Superior. It swings 
Sars ietneact coe BAY City Story Is Told in Steel Girders 2 Candidatesin Race, ECLIPSE meaner top ohoto — what | persons within the area of the route will see the sweden, Russia, and Pakistan. 
pse built two 643-foot freighters recently and is under 
    
  * happens during a total ecli photo, | eclipse, astronomrs say. By AL PELOQUIN must be ready for the quickening | doubled its capacity at the John C, 
Cleary Due to File the fous of the June 30 phonomence te traced. Only}. ie ue ee eee Bay City Times Stall Writer | poco of industrial dispersal. Weadock sam guneracing plant 
= ° 7 id Cl . iS h ] 4 taco of the sun. At this total | writer ef the Bey City Times, sree | For Bay City can easily move up | here, to make it the biggest single 
sor" povermar favre Sled their nomi Seniors’ President aims ocCnoois coverage, shecrvers will se the | Sia‘ ike, Secompicmmente sed. |(0_.ve'rm © maker port TS gee 
nating petitions and a third will 7 which is Sevediie,, | Se tee an” ae cme gically located just outside the de-| Prodded b rt order, the ile hiweny, , ere Can, Stand No More Crowding | re recipes ‘ae cous | BAT CHE # Bey Gly is mar fae’ danger are rrrounding| iy comping 9.29000 sre Leonard, of Detroit, former State * “Our schools are doing a-fine; at least $9,000,000 to build a new|in the older building,” he said. fame _yeiew ant yourty site. taruler, sosnetionss lagzing joe of (CT a eS 
<nononiPghiee-and-Detroit-Police-.commis-+job-with-what-they-have—but-they.48-room..high schogl,.48.moreju-|‘"Thest_are already in use. | oe ee who Republican | can’t take any more crowding. nior high classrooms, 100 grade} “Our English classes are : pedi nT Karnioyoiagl ‘Tmore jobs and better Tiving Yar” 4 
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+ step lorwardin-1940---Vetere-ap-+siale.s...hest..outdoor recreational 
proved a special four-mill. school | 4reas by eliminating pollution of | 
tax to finance a 15-year public | Saginaw River and Bay. 
able to see of the diming sun partly in steel and con- building program, on a) The ‘city is licking its traffie 
if they ee si after sunrise in gee in statistics of growth -as-you-go” basis. | problems. A four-lane $4,792,000 
their localities. and improvements since 1945. new, modern grade schools | bridge over the Saginaw River is 
. already constructed. A seventh | about to be let to contract to end 
tronomers—don't try to look with- oan Gnd hee city’s | is being built. When the program | downtown traffic problems. 
out—smoked_or black glasses, or Gaining; Vetting WONG War Oxy ie Splshed tn s004, all 18 of the| 4 35-acre recreational center ts 
y Millions of Ariericans will” 
  
ty’s prewar schools will have| being built in the heart of down 
been torn down, and replaced with| town Bay City, to include an out- 
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Miniature Radar. 
Searches Space 
lit AIBOR (UP) — Te AY Hine Japon, 1954, Picked means of « miniature re-' 44 Compete in California transmitter shot 75 miles into | 
in a rocket. OSAKA, Japan (}—Miss Japan,   Hi   Bomb Flung at Home rie ssa’ tur ‘wet ara but one of them returned in a car 
[Burns Woman Badly mse = 0-7 st = & DETROIT (INS)—Detroit police | aa 
today held four men for investiga-| Cat Come for Dinner, 
  tion of arson after a home made Stayed to Ring Alarm 
| bomb seriously burned 68-year-old _., ». 
Mrs. Julia Williams | CLEVELAND & — The cat that | the pasture to them. Cows Stay in Barn, 
Don't Go fo Pasture SEAFORD, Del. #—Herman J. 
Ockels can't very well turn his 
cows out to pasture, go he brings 
“And they're just lazy enough SAM BENSON SAYS 
WHEN | HEAR WOMEN COMPLAINING 
ABOUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING...     
method developed by engi-/ 1954 is a dark-haired 18-year-old Mrs. Williams was standing in ©#™e to dinner and stayed to up- to like it.” the Seaford farmer at the University of Mich- | 1 uty who weighs only 101 pounds, | vol four-foot, | | an enclosed back poreh of her st burgier alarms at the Lewis says of the silver platter treat- 
. snag aye zh space | Mieko Kondo of Nagoya home shortly before midnight! Machinéry Co. got the gate. be art a 
me doers its rate of fall by| Miss Kondo was named to rep- When the bomb, believed to have| Animal Profective League work-| t inte the nesters saree rable mi 
enclosed radar transmitter. | resent Japan in this summer's Miss —— —— ee is hepa ers hauled off the orange colored| grass, brings it to the barns and 
~h, ane poo ee }tomeat yesterday after Tabby on serves it to the cows. - 
| Calif., after a 3% hour pageant of ‘ t 00 ove tin WE. | three Pogenar Mogprecge) irate | says the ‘ ‘lazy cow” “= 
a. oath. re benin- | hing suit and kimonodraped|jiams’ son, Claude, 43: Calvin cameds during the sieht electric doesn’t han ack pre His 
of radar unit by | beauties here jast night Heath, 28; Clayton Widemon, 4,’ ‘The cat first turned up two farm is bordered on one side by 
radar stations gives intor- She stands 5 feet 1% inches and and Charles Brown, 30. weeks ago, begging food from the town of Seaford and on the 
on air pressures, | a 34-21-36 in the places) — said the four ue were | workers at lunchtime. After that other by a dual lane highway. He'd 
| where auty queens are mea- | engaged in an argument in front he became ag regular pest who | rather pamper his cows than have 
The big advantage is that no! sured. of the Williams home involving didn't know when to go home. ‘them risk injury by grazing. -o—— Se ——- 
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IPLE BONUS! %& FREE Tube! 
* Your Old Tire Werth . 
20% Discount . 
Regerdiess of Condition! 
* Mounted Free! 
DAVIS Luxury Ride or     | TELL THEM 
GET SMART!... TAKE THE 
SIDE STREET TO MY STORE. 
and SAVE MANY DOLLARS on 
DRESSES... USE the SAVINGS 
TO BUY the EXTRA PLAY 
CLOTHES YOU WANT! 
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Wizard Country Club Plastics tr toring | $791 Was $26.95 DAVIS Safety Grip | 
INSTALLED $2195 Sedens & Guaranteed 18 Months! 
Pg — Price SAAB PRICE 7 i 
: Add bright, colorful beauty to your car with these Wiz- ‘ Bi ny eee | Sizes 7 to 52 
: ard Sage Por ea nig — —— for 400216 17.60 11:96 Also 
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Pell-Pods Auto Mop | Auto Jock Motor Tonic - | Oil Filter Cartridge Reg. 1.19 Kit Reg. 1.15 COOL! Comfortable, Tire Gauge Tire Pump 
19¢ 59% $320 Reg. $7.95 ADE | wiser $] 59 87¢ 22¢ 84s Nice Selection! 
Two. Large, | Soft, cotton | Lifts | ton 9” New Perp pep fast! Eliminates *De-Siudge-er” 18 sq. in. 2-ply MATERNITY 
thick, soft. head. Plastic ] Ball-bearing. carbon, frees rings and valves. | Improved cellulose filter keeps 9 Calibrated 10 to § cold patch Steel barrel and |! 
3PRB141 J handle. AG6162 AR1325 | olf cleaner longer. RR5S814 40 ibs. AR6762 AS4507 § base. AG416 I es 4 
| SOME STOCKS LIMITED! r——| SAVE ON THESE LAWN AND GARDEN SPECIALS! }— 
“Sidewalk Bike Chief's Trike 
14” Size 12” Sise! , 
Trainer wheels for safety. | Fire Chief red, windshield, bell. 
Welded tubular steel frame. | As big savings on 16” size 
Chain drive. 3F1135 
se Perfonvance cGuslt Power Mowin ! . ” 4 ty Pe = Lawn ni Garden 
The Wizard Wildcat” | “Toot Specials! GRASS HOOK. Reg. 1.00. Stee! 
oma ere now only 569% blade. Detacheble handle. . 
\ . opurer Vinee : GRASS WHIP. Reg. 1.05. Dou- 
Balanced power, tremendous mowing efficiency for aver- | dle-edge steel blade. 
20” Steel Wagon Taylor-Tot age size lawns! The finest quality features you'd expect — — Reg. 1.00. 
nora $1095 to find only on higher priced mowers, plus the high-dome | pounce swears. Reg 1 0s. 
New Only $169 Uae ce ciesies oe avatar 4 base and vacuum-lift blade combination for smooth | Comfortable grip ~ 
Ciite ‘Sets’ alee... nryied just | baby. Peckage Carving ‘a cutting, fine- oe clippings and even distribution. | crass SHEARS. Reg. 98c. 
Whe big brother's. 3F) 357. 31700 Powerful 12 H. P., 2-cycle engine. 2X1330 | Sturdy. 
—— Speedy Pick-Up Cart Plastic Hose 
fer Home, 75. oe 1 Vieyt i 
Ferm, Shop $3675 BT Reg. 68 $6441 a bay - $22.29--4- 
: ines Holds 2 bu. Rubber-tire wheel we nS. Raekpeeen Ee > nen ecrtic. save olds 2 bu er-tire wheels : 
| pnaasy phen elect SHIGeE Easy to push and dump. X1404 § 50 ft., 2K1116 ........ 3.79 
    
  
  
  
  
           
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_ Loge = STORE HOURS 2] t., Mame cmeleeeam| 97° mt ot Bart | 169>° _— MONDAY THRU THURSDAY and SATURDAY 9 to6 and 20S, PERRY BETWEEN PIKE & WATER | PRSeEpea ‘ Per ect og anager a Lie — eget = speed er or ; FRIDAY 9 to 9 Parties - - , " evs 3 DAYS ONLY! tel sid plas cate, "Sen- meh with Inte boat! Ful | ° | } p Howrteee Borkingin Huth rae tmerr OxE wir covrox ewitch for longer berery Wea: f chpeh, Goey fe hendle! Fries pal 62 N. Saginaw     
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couple as they ride in an ox-drawn cart after a wedding ceremony in 
Siros, France. A swollen river inundated the community, but hip-booted | 
guests forgot about the flood to toast Garbrielie Hourquet and Edouard | 
Lalane at a party on the second floor, where all was safe. It'll take more than floods to stop this 
  
Modern Men and Horses. 
to Do Pony Express Stunt COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. or two hours ahead of the rider 
(INS) — Modern men will ride| “carrying the mail.” 
horses along old Pony Express 
it National Junior Chamber of Com-|race since horses aren’ ge 
3 a fey B 5 
z sheriff's posses of Ogden, Utah, and | 
Kansag City, Kan. 
One group will ride relay fash- 
ni ET E 2 : oi i 
  The “Pony Express Rides Again” 
stint for the Jaycee convention 
| was the brainchild of Colorado Utah plan to spend i d ee ae 
Semen Mo. newspaper. Benjamin 
hour in making St the plan to Jaycee of- seven days and ys |ficiaks who adopted it enthusiasti- ii   
ne, | Man,.93, Still Walking — At 8, 
    
  
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o os « « Dad! 
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Se ‘ + ae R . eA : nell 
Whether it's dress shirts or sport 
shirts, Dad always likes Arrows, 
the best. We have 
a big stock, includ- 
— the wooed summer +3” 
"100% Nylon 
SPORT "SHIRTS Needs No Ironing! 
Here's a value you can't beat. 
Five choice colors, i 
  sizes smal! to extra 
large. Short sleeves. 
A terrific value! 
Look! 
Acetate With 
NYLON 
SPORT SHIRTS   Six luxurious radiant colors in- 
cluding whites . . . long sleeves 
Sizes small to extra 
    HICKOK “HERALD 
SQUARE” TIE BAR 
and CUFF LINKS 
with his own initial 
The se... 
Others $1.50 up 
  SPORT KNITS. Brushed cottons that LOOK 
ond FEEL like cashmere. 
WASHABLE, fost color 
argyles THAT DON’T NEED 
IRONING. Note the tow 
price . 
See Hw $994 
You Save!    
           
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
      
    
   
        
   
    
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    Archie Says: ; 
We don’‘t just talk—WE DO IT! We've got the 
gifts Dad wants most AT BIG SA INGS! 
WHY PAY MORE? 
ARCHIE BARNETT /       
   
    € SecA PAM You AWE , 
JUST 321 BRAND NEW 
SUMMER /| 
‘SUITS! The Best Values We've Seen Anywhere Near This 
_ Price -- Well Worth Many, Many Dollars More! 
Fro 
$ @ 
ALTERATIONS FREE ! 
coe x EL gt. Oe ot Stee: 
  Ladies’, here's the finest gift for 
Dad. Or, men, get one for yourself! 
They're a tremendous bargain! Cool 
Tropicals, crease resistant shark- 
skins, smart Nylon Cords. Values 
you just can’t match anywhere! And 
just what you need for the hot sum- 
mer days. See these and you'll see 
how you save at Barnett’s! 
        
mony a4 
CHARGE tT 
       
      
    
     
    
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GOLF JACKETS <\'9 We've sold a raft of 
these. Cool, lightweight 
~hecks.osplain.color gab- 
ardines. The ideal jacket 
a ae aati   NO WONDER WE SELL SO MANY! SEE HOW YOU SAVE! 
PILES < & PILES of COOL SLACKS se Re Pr ace 
—New~ Ball-Checks- “Belts to Match” 
77" 84 4or---sportewear,-— 
save $3 30. 
$9.95 Values     
    
  You'll appreciate this value. 
smart colors, smart   
Plain Front 
_— PANTS GABARDINES For the Men Who | Creese-Resistent Don’t Went Pleats! 
Spot-Resistent Cool tropicals G gabardines. © 
Snugtex Waistband All Sizes. $8.35 Values 
6 Colors $ 4” +6” 
Sizes 28 to 42 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNF{10, 1954 ee : re en   
    
Steelworkers Expect 
Pay Answer Today PITTSBURGH @® — Top nego i 
: 7 
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  average between $2.14 and $2.24 an 
In addition, the union is request- | 
ing a guaranteed annua] wage, im-/ 
proved pension and hospitalization | 
programs and other contract 
changes 
Although teday's talks ‘concern 
only U_S. Steel, all the basic steel 
industry is,keeping a close watch) 
on the negotiations. All told there | 
are some 600,000 USW members) 
in basic steel. In past | 
  ULTRA-MODERN CHURCH—New St. Albert Catholic Churcn, 
The pneumatic tire principle was | . ted in Engiend in 185 and Saarbrucken, Germany, has chapel under open spire of concrete 
two years later in the U.S   
pillars and main building in background \ 9 Fi 10-Degree Heat | jority “depend on cooli daily and any br ara Py . 
[two roome wits window eolers.|col ir rough iw roan," + 9eLassie Pleased aie some homemade cookies. é, 
. . tants | The grueling tour sapped 
Daily Problem Next in popularity are the so- Pilg ey rag open with W | | energy of many in the royal par- 
, called “desert coolers,” an old In- . at FaTM WeICOME | Ber the Stoot-4 ruler of Chris- t N Delh , | the heat. The native string beds or or ew. 1 dian favorite by which electric | «charpo 8” are moved into the tendom's oldest nation disclaimed 
NEW DELHI #—More th 'fans drive currents of air through - » rd pl even the oper streets, | ST. PAUL, Miah. @ —- Haile any fatigue. “Any tiredness I 
x a or an ®| moistened reed mats. - -| Public parks are filled with sleep- | Selassie, Ethiopia's solemn-eyed might feel is offset by the wonder- 
lon people here live under Com) Those who can afford only fans!» wan being picnic meals and] reception I am having,” he 
ditions of desert heat for five augment their cooling powers by | | ; i , “Moy chats with their neighbors) West, today after voicing admira- months each year, and how they filling their sleeping rooms with |, tion for “your country’s splendid water, In es 
es Rey ee ee of Delhi's dry not ‘climate moloture | 00. 2 = next ROGIOUCtivity Test Ship 
stop is Spokane, Wash. Yesterday | Finds Contaminated Area. them from the jars cireulated by the 
With summer temperatures flit-/ fan's blast knocks the temperature 
ting past the day |down sufficiently for a few hours/ Pay Off Asked [aes Fon cies 
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP)—| tivity test ship detected strong 
signs of contamination last night after day, life in New Delhi be-| sleep each night, when outside heat | 
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, = ° he said. “That means a Doughboy TRRRE—SeRiE Serr ee Se 
Hal Boyle Says: be scl agi aay oly can knock out any | es . . ses ot — ttt Seti t te tit ttt tt titty —F$ti tt —ti tty 433+} — Sab SS SSS SESS a esos A S555 S55 amb” 
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U.S. Ist Infantry Division "="... {it | Gem Elmore said his biggest 4 ‘ 
Again’ on Rommel’s Land stems te wove o tried , | men. His division of approximately | i 
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany (#—; and none of the napalm containers | 17,000 men had to train more than | 
From the deserts of Tunisia to flamed after hitting the ground. | 11300 new men in 1953, and will | 
the beaches. of Normandy, Field | Some of the ground soldiers, know- have the same problem with 8,000) Eivgr € 
Marshal Rommel’s battle plans ing the nearest Czech jet airbase | more this year. : a ; 3 . 
were upset by “the Big Red one’’— | is only about three minutes flying But the spirit of the division—| FANT 
The U.S. 1st Infantry division. | time away, snickered aloud. ‘and spirit is as strong as any hu- ; z 
It balked his breakout blow at | ~ * * | man force we know—is as high as| AIEEP . 
Kasserine Gap, then helped crush | The air liaison officer looked un-|ever, because these men have con-| [REED 
and <= his famed ante happy. An admiral standing by | fidence in each other. tH) ‘II a 
Korps. It was in the forefront looked cheerful. think oe 
the forces that ten years ago| “Who would you really peter «The muse Aeiaks they ane randy Hatt thie 
landed and breached his West have supporting you—the Air Force eet oe get a tee 
Wall defenses. or the Navy?” a correspondent “ a | 
ot oe pee | tied am infantry, colonel who was New Product May Stop | [IIE] = 1 | to iant ‘ explaining the operation. ‘ oe +++ * ai Hit + 
ert Fox” could come back this way | “Well, I guess we really would Endchecking of Logs 4s a oe see 
once more, he would find reason’ prefer the U.S. Marines,” said the| RICHMOND, Calif. @® — Loss to HW dU = -= = [a 4 || i 
for a dry smile over the antics | colonel, grinning. the lumber industry through “‘end- | [BA aml ter tee | 
time plays with the dreams of cor-| Commenting on the superior fire- | checking” of logs and lumber will) [77aTT - cer ies | 
porals and field marshals. power of the modern army over |be prevented by a product being) FRamtr PP ol see eee | 
* ee any of the past, Brig. Gen. John | developed here. Tests in the field| [TTMIT : : ze aL For here on the great sprawling \ year are ++i . Z Tar 
himself once trained his ‘ Po ; 
Big Red"—is practicing the 
  to defend if the Communists ever 
unteastr their forces. 
This week a battalion of the 16th Bs 
Infantry Regiment, partly manned . 7 ees tae 
by some of the veterans who oe: tee 
stormed across Omaha Beach, took | 
two hills in a test attack—hills | +++ ww 4 
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Rebel Leader in iadochine mut 18 miles 
  attack in the Red River Delta. 
Tt is likely that, when he gets 
there, rebel Commander in Chief} 
Vo Nguyen Giap may be in for) 
some surprises 
Ely is regarded as a Sent rate | 
strategist and tactician 57 he 
been given the. job of }is a veteran of both Sand wars 
the French Union forces | }ie was still in his teens when he 
in Indochina into shape and turn-| went to war in 1914 with his class 
quickly and radically | at St. Cyr, the French West Point 
against the Communist rebels. His right arm was crippled by a 
can do that, the entire wound in World War II. 
He was one of the most daring 
ef French underground fighters 
after the collapse of France in 
1940. He used to geo back and 
forth between occupied France 
and England and he had many 
narrew escapes. 
It is because Ely's political 
acumen is respected that he was 
tgade-high-ecommissioner in Indo- 
china as well as commander in 
| chief. 
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i which the a5 United States is :: major move for 
send its chief of staff 
at this moment. 
First, it was a major move at a 
critical time in a campaign to 
replace as commander in chief 
Gen. Henri Eugene Navarre, who 
was sent to Indochina one year | ! | He visited Washington on a com- 
bined military and political misqjon 
only last March. That visit, » a 
successful bid for more American 
arms aid, was based on the possi- 
| bility—if not probability—that the 
Geneva Conference would fail to   3 | bring peace in Indochina The 
But Ely also replaces Maurice | conference has not yet failed 
De Jean as French high commis- | 4,5, gh it has bogged down- The 
sioner, and thus he will be in com- | diplomats in Geneva will be watch- 
plete command politically as welt j age armen _ Ely’s moves closely while they | 
  Ely arrived in Saigon, where the |‘ °™ 
_ Michigan was the first state to! 
—— ere, youter | ect bank holiday during the day—five days after his appoint- ee aay Curmg 
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PORT MORESBY, New Guinea | 
| (UP)—Australian government ad- | 
'ministrators are beginning work on 
| plans to eliminate pidgin English 
from the speech of natives and | 
white settlers. 
They are working with Bruce 
Robert, South Pacific Commission 
language expert, whose recommen- 
/ dations include distribution of book 
in English to be available to 32,000) 
| natives. 
_ Pidgin English is a queer mix- ture of native and English words, 
which must be learned by both 
| the New Guinea tribal people’ and 
ithe European settlers. It is ex- 
pected the plan will take at least | 
| five years before any native group | 
| 6utside the white-dominated village | 
speaks English freely. 
Woman Braids Fast 
PORTLAND, Me (UP) — A 63- 
year-old grandmother, Mrs. Grace | 
Wade, who has. ben braiding since | 
childhood, recently made a 9by-| 
|18foot rug in three weeks. She 
| used 804 yards of braided material. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE W, 1954 — 
Rage Young Grave - 
‘Marked by Stone CLYDE, Ohio, (UP) ~ Only re) 
cently was the grave of Pvt Roger’ 
LW Young, World War II Congres- 
sional Medai of Honor winner who 
was celebrated in song for his feats 
in the Solomon Islands, marked in 
McPherson Cemetery*here 
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F 
| Young, waited a long time to find 
a craftsman they felt could execute 
a fitting memorial to their son. 
They finally decided upon a rec- pre reproduction of the Medal of 
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HALEYVILLE, Ale. (UP)—Larry 
a glassy stare. He is the 
Domino 30th, a $20,000 ford, 
has the right to give other cattle 
of a glass eye. 
Larry Domino came out the loser 
“in an engagement with a barbed 
wire fence, but his owner, Dr. R. 
The Delaware River forms a F. Blake, was not going to let the 
natural boundary for parts of four loss of an ‘eye bar-the hefty Here- 
eastern states: Delaware, New | ford from future prizes 
| Jersey, New York and Pennsyl-; A veterinarian, Dr. Hersell Bur- 
vamia. : | gess, and an optical company oper- | Honor, which Young won on New 
Georgia in 1%5, 
It is located on the left side of 
the low memoria! stone 
Walter Houpt, 50, Bucyrus, O., a 
fourth generation stone’ mason, 
executed the headstone. 
  ator. Jim Clay, Combined efforts 
to design an artificial eye. Ad” 
opthaimologist, who preferred to 
remain anonymous, performed 4 
series of operations to remove the 
useless eye and replace it with 
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  : ae Judge Maurice FE. Finne- longed Cabinet crisis threatened| The change will be made, in a) MP 
et a ae eee oe an oe ee Wednesday on a bad check 
today. Premior Joseph 1 ‘el for | 20-_No movement of troops is in- | charge and was bound over to Cir 
the third time in five weeks de-| Pemniittiad oi'tas Wk part ot\" Re is pada with ate . the | | iV 
manded a vote of confidence from{ the Army’s program to return Municipal ns ab ak 
the angry National Assembly a eoneanne, 
The deputies will vote Saturday active status. The original troops into receivership 
Observers generglly were pessi- 
raster tgrergtir| PERSONAL Premier survived his last confi- 
dence vote May 13 by the thin _= 
margin of two votes and some of 3 a 
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and Her Family From St. Louis, Mo. | Mrs. John MecVickers and her [They will also visit with his moth- 
daughters, Patsy and Jane, have jer Mrs. Hazel Anderson of Silver- 
arrived from St. Louis, Mo., to | Side drive, during their <stay in 
visit with her parents, the H. E. | Ponvac 
McCullochs of Silverhill road. | 
Mr. McVickers will arrive on 
the weekend to join his suaity, | * Ld LJ 
Mr. and Mrs, John Veneman 
have just returned to their home 
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_ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 _ a Pa sa   
Put Out the Welcome Mat for Out-of-Town Visitors   
‘Mr. and Mrs. 
William J. & 
10 days visiting their son and | 
  | family, the John N. Venemans, Miller of 
dohn David and Deborah K., in Glenuood 
Wyckoff, N. J. They went by Avenue | automobile and made a side trip | 
to Asbury Park. N. J. | announce the ° * * 
engagement of Mrs. Paul Gough arrived re 
cently from Santa Monica, Calif, their daughter   
  
     
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Diem’s Shoe Store “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had!” to visit her family and friends in Virginia 
and around Pontiac. The former Veruey, to Pontiac resident will spend two | 
months visiting with Mr. and Mrs Donald E. 
Donald Burt of /Auburn Heights, Truler of 
the Neal Waals of Birmingham | Auburn 
  and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tate of | 
Cristy drive. | Avenue. The 
be couple has set | Mrs. M. F. Osborne of Lakeland, | : 
Fla., will be a guest in the Clarke | Sept. 4 as the 
| R. Kimball home on Ogemaw road | . 
| this weekend when her granddaugh- | wedding date. 
ter, Joyce Kimball. speaks her | 
vows with Lt. Robert Lemaux 
The bridegroom's grandparents | 
Mr. and Mrs. John Bingham of | 
St. Thomas, Ont.. will also be in ~ —— 
town for the wedding 
*. * * 
Mr, and Mrs. Nick Tsekery of 
Hill street are leaving New York   ‘Bonnie Parcher Becomes 
City Saturday to board a ship 
that will take them to Greece 
where they will visit relatives 
and friends until earty Septem- 
ber. 
| * *¢ * 
| Airman 2.C. Ronnie Youngpeter 
lof Weston, Ohio, is visiting his 
| brother, John, at his home on West 
Iroquois road before leaving for 
Germany with the Air Force 
. * = 
Sally Ayling of Grosse Pointe 
arrived Wednesday evening to 
spend a few days of her summer 
vacation from the University of 
| Michigan with the A. T. Anderson 
| family of Cass-Elizabeth road 
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|to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dooley 
| of Garden Grove. Calif.. on June 1, 
Mrs. Dooley is the former Kath- 
leen Thompson of Pontiac. 
David's grandparents are Mr. 
and Mrs. John F. Dooley of San 
Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
| Ham Dean Thompson of East Iro- 
| quois road. 
* . . 
| A Saturday graduate of Henry 
| Ford School of Nursing in Detroit | 
      A son, David William, was born | 
was Jean A. Campbell, daughter of | George LeMaster’s Bride Honeymooning in northern Mich- | Kyle. and the bridegroom's broth-| president; Charlotte Darby, secre- | 
igan are Mr. and Mrs. George Eu- 
| gene LeMaster, who were married 
, Sunday afternoon Emmanuel 
Baptist Church. 
The bride is the former Bonnie 
Jean Parcher, daughter of Mrs 
Florence Marsh of Hilicliff street 
and Arthur Parcher of St. Louis 
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Le Master of in 
| Winding drive are the bridegroom's | 
parents 
The bride approached the al- 
tar gowned in embroidered tulle 
ever satin fashioned in a full- 
skirted redingote style. A finger: 
clip headpiece of pleated tulle 
and satin ornamented with iri- 
descent sequins and pearis heid 
her fingertip veil and she car- 
ried a white orchid and stepha- 
notis on a satin-covered wedding 
fan, 
Shirley Ream was maid of honor 
in a ballerina-length gown of yel- 
low nylon. She carried yellow and 
white carnations on a_ satin-cov- 
ered heart. 
Best man was the bride's broth-   | 
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VIRGINIA J. VERWEY 
er, Joseph LeMaster. 
| Receiving guests at her home, 
the bride's mother wore a blue 
lace dress with a corsage of pink 
and white carnations. The bride. | 
groom's mother chose a pale pink | 
suit with a eorsage of white car- 
nations and rosebuds. 
For the wedding trip the bride 
changed to a brewn and white 
frock with rhinestone trim and 
wore the white orchid from her | 
bridal bouquet. . 
| On their return the new Mrs. 
| LeMaster will reside with her moth- 
er while the bridegroom finishes 
his tour of duty at Norfolk, Va., 
where stationed with the 
| Navy he is 
  ‘Hoosier Picnic Set 
People from Indiana are invited 
to attend the annua! Hoosier pic: | 
nic to be held Sunday at 2 p.m.! 
(in Oakland Park. Further infor- 
mation may be obtained by con- 
tacting Mrs. Gilbert Klyesner of 
guest were another brother, Joseph East Beverly avenue   
    
    
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%. Park Free Rear of Store While You Shop     12 West Huron FE 2-2492 |Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Campbell er, Stephen Kyle, and seating the 
of Airport road. . 
ane aroete et % cs er Se Pap peg - 
  | Psychiatrist 
Gives Talk 
at Meeting Doctor Discusses 
‘Mental Health of 
the Secretary’ 
Dr. Clinton Mumby, Pontiac psy- 
chiatrist, addressed members and | 
guests of Pontioak Chapter, Na- 
tional Secretaries Association, 
Wednesday at Hotei Waldron on 
“Menta! Health of the Secretary.” 
Installed in a candlelight cere- 
mony was Mrs. Dee Dieterle, presj- 
dent, with Mary Eleanor Lockman, 
vice president; Mrs. Warren Tre- 
vethan, recording secretary; Mrs. 
Russell Brackett, corresponding 
secretary, and Edythe Perry, 
treasurer 
Miss Lockman was appointed 
delegate to the national conven- 
tion to be held July 21-24 in New 
York City, and Miss Perry is the 
alternate. Members made plans 
te attend Waldenwoods Workshop   | at Martiand June 19 and 2. 
Mrs. Hope Scott reported on the 
state convention in Muskegon/ and 
announced new state officers for 
| the coming year, Juanita Powell is or 
a 
  dEAN BOWHALL : 
Officers Elected 
by Sigma Beta Officers for Beta Alpha Chapter 
Sigma Beta sorority, were elected 
Wednesday when the group met 
with Joan Bowhali on Orlando ave- | 
nue. ‘Starlight 
Serenade’ | 
Set June 19 Keloa Klub Makes 
Dance Plans, Led- 
by Nancy Good 
June 19 is the date set for Keloa 
| Klub’s “Starlight Serenade” at the 
Boys Club. 
Nancy Good, vice president of 
«the club, is genefal chairman of 
the dance which will be held from 
9 p. m. until midnight. 
Carol A. Messer is decorations 
——— assisted by Mariene 
Crocker,‘ Barbara Snover, Nancy 
Austin, Lois Austin, Marion 
Greenliee, Bev Barkele, Myrna 
Paul and dane Webster. 
Sharon Savedge has charge of 
tickets. She is assisted by Barb 
|Calhoun, Deanna Bradley, Joyce 
| Whitfield and JoAnn Uligian. 
Refreshment chairman is Brenda 
Wells, and on the committee are 
Thyra Kimmel, Marilyn Glennie, 
Greta Phipps, Mary Ellen Wait 
|} and Roberta Johnson. 
Barbara Hess heads the publicity   | 
  Joan is the new president of the | .ommittee, and her committee group and Janet Beith is vice | members are Judy Learned, Chris 
'Elizabeth Lake president. Other officers are 
tary, and Mary Ruddy, treasurer | Glenda Fisher, treasurer; Joa n 
Honorary memberships in the as- | Hilton, recording secretary; Joan 
sociation were extended to Mrs.| Halvorson, corresponding —secre- 
  Ellen Boyd and Mrs. S. E. Minard. | ‘ary; Virginia Hickson, editor, and 
Barbara McSkulin, parliamenta- 
Niblick Club Marks Four new members attending 
the meeting were Shirley Van 
Mrs. Arthur Barnes opened her " . -. | lin and Goldie Palian. The next 
home to Niblick | meeting will be June 23 at the 
observing the group's 25th annl- | Fast boulevard 
versary. rian. 
25th Anniversary Horn, Mary Murphy, Miss McSku- 
Qub Tuesday for a lawn tuncheon | home of Joyce Setter on South 
Mrs. Charles Manz, social chair- | SS « 
‘man, was assisted by Mrs. Fred! District Legion Sytz and Mrs. Peter Hoogerhyde. | z 
Golf at Pontiac Country Club | Holds Meeting 
ceded the luncheon. 
Former resident Mrs. Omar Al-| Girls planning to attend Wol- 
len of Kansas City was made an Verine Girls State were guests 
member of the club at recently when the American Le- 
‘the business meeting and plans sion posts and auxiliaries of the 
were completed to entertain mem- | 18th District met in Milford. bers’ husbands Winners of the Americanism 
jcontests were presented with 
; awards by the district chairman, 
Back From Chicago |Mrs. Mary McClafferty. Alma 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallo of Dicks, rehabilitation chairman, re- 
Rose court have just returned from ported on the date for the 18th 
Chicago where they were called | District to assist with the birth- 
due to the death of Mr. Gallo’s day parties held at Ft. Custer Vet- 
mother. eran's Hospital each month. =   
Exclusive at the LION STORE Regular meeting topics includ- 
> ed junior activities, Girls State 
~ | and membership reports by Mrs. 
| Olive Schmidt 
"| The annual district convention a ie 
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Cer aaa. ee ee ae Sa we See ee ee arn Pan SD Ferndale. Luncheon will be at 12:30 
following a meeting at 10 o'clock. 
New officers will be elected at 
1:30, and delegates to the national 
convention at Washington, D. C., 
in August will be chosen at this 
  the American Legion Home in 
- 
Coming Events was announced for Wednesday at 
es 
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y Pontiac Rebekah Lodge 450 Sewing 
| Circle will meet Pridey at 11 am. with 
Mrs. Ervid Smith 121 Kemp St. A schoo! 
g } | etrt luncheon will be served at noon. 
~* | Christian Women's Pellowship Circles 
of FPirst Christian Church will meet 
Tuesday 
7 | Ctreje One will meet at the parsonage 
siet 6 pm 
Adams, 2646 Gt. Clair &. at 1130 pm 
Ctrele Three will meet at the home 
of Mrs. Bud H. Joy. 3881 Lawiey St, 
at 7:30 pm 
Circle Pour wil! meet with Mrs George 
Hodge, 111 Virginia Ave. at 7:30 p.m. Circle Two wil] meet with Mre Brady | | Selden, Leah Mae McNutt, Glenda 
Piatt, Joan Wagley and Henrietta 
Schlaefer. 
Assisting patrons chairman Jane 
Steinhelper are Barbara Schwalm, 
Braid and Merle Fredericks. 
  
Wever Students 
Hosts Tuesday 
at Open House Wever Junior High School stu- 
|dents were hosts Tuesday at an 
open house for their families and 
friends. 
At 7 p.m. visitors toured the 
building, which was recently con- 
verted from an elementary school 
ta a junior high school. Exhibits 
j of projects in history, science, 
| geography, homemaking and many 
}other fields were shown. 
At 8 p.m. a trumpet trie com- 
posed of Ron Bailey, Robert Ab-   
Musical sketches included “De- 
votion” by the 8A mixed chorus, 
“‘A Singing World” by the Girls 
Chorus, ‘“‘Wide Open Spaces'’ by 
the Boys Chorus, “‘Americana’’ by 
the 8-A mixed chorus and ‘Hail 
|to Our Country” by the entire Vo 
cal Department. ; 
Duets, solos and dance selections 
rounded out the program. Refresh- 
ments Were planned and served by 
the school cooking classes.   
  
  Mrs. Henry Harned 
Entertains Circle 
| Mrs. Henry Harnéd of Voorheis 
}road was hostess Tuesday evening 
|to the women of the Carder Mis- 
'sionary Circle of Emmanuel Bap 
j}tist Church. Mrs. Cecil Morgan 
lopened the meeting with prayer. 
Mary Conway gave devotions, 
and. a movie, ‘The Good Shep- 
herd,"’ was shown, Garments were 
| completed to be sent to the Canary 
Islands, Mrs. Sadie Golden closed 
the meeting with prayer.   
  
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Bell Club , /70 ZZ, : , y 
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Gathers for Picnic 
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    Mrs. Hagerman, recording secre- 
tary, Shirley Nelson, historian, and 
Frances Phillips, business manag- 
er. Mrs, Fritz installed the offi- 
cers, - 
Peatiac Photo The purpose of the club is “‘to| “Rootin’ T§otin’ Ranch,” a thrée-act com- aT — encpurage a ‘edy, will be presented Friday and Saturday Paddock street, Nancy Richards of Charlotte 
social, charitable, educational and |¢venings by the Methodist Youth Fellowship |venue and Marshall Buttram of East Chi-| 
athletic activities among its mem-| of First Methodist Church. Enacting @ scene | cago avenue (left to right). Doors will open 
5 ‘ edie. point of view |/"om the comedy are Lora Sparks of South \at 8:15. 
the club, which is in its infant 
wage, tar teen moat meres | YOUTH to Create “Rootin’ Tootin’ Ranch’ § TV set for patients at Pontiac! A wild bandit named ‘One Eye , May and Paul Hickman, with stag- | by Louie Butler and Mrs. Ethel 
State Hospital. Mike”’ on the loose, a quiz kid with | ing and costumes being handled | Proffitt. Enjoy the Convenience 
of an 
      
    
  
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..» Trust It Only and you get an episode of the 
West like that to be presented by | 
eutherties in the —r of mer- | Methodist Youth Fellowship of , beauty. | First Methodist Church.           
      
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And members of the club whe 
Specs mene | ae S| to Experts |p 8 OWIM SUITS muda Mexico show rs, Stevens, . 
scared ides Gi Gide Leen oer an, uakened Memo oa | PERMANENTS 5 wi See Our Collection of 
The club sponsors a monthly bul- era regan _ ond ££ ee et ete ee a Others ~a co ee, 5 ; Nationally Famous Permanents || CRAZY PANTS 0.99 club, oe ies aii ‘cord ao s| Eugene Fredericks — Helen Curtis — Realistic ,- 
Miss Stubbs, Rosalie Richards | 
Moose Group as Elaine, Joan Ward and Pat'| ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP. | lo 7 | 
. Clark as Ginger and David Rich- | 801% N. Saginaw St. FE 2-5600 39.98 o 7.98 @ One Pc. Fitted Lastex Elects Officers goede prrene nd ght Next to Bazley Market (Over Tasty Bakery) . . 1a ects a ight are : 
Sr preirn 7 wenn ot ‘the | under a Miveclon ak Warten — ee) @ Crazier and Cuter © Cuffed Top Moose at Moose Ti , with Mrs. j ] Clarence Cavalier sédveasing. the MALING SHOES € Wild and Wonderful © Shirred Panel group on membership organiza- ’ ®@ Several Styles , tions. 
@ Pine e, Licorice ; ion atticurs 1 ietiowed na @ Denim, Cotton Cord apple, 
cludes’ Mrs. F. B. Houston as @ Twill Stripes @ Blueberry senior regent; Mrs. Richard 
Rohrer, junior regent; Mrs.° Wil- 
liam Morgan, chaplain, and Mrs. 
Cavalier, recortier. Mrs. Henry} 
Godin is treasurer and Mrs. How- 
ard McCandless is junior graduate 
regent. 
“Eight new members were initi- 
ated in honor of the year’s spon- | 
sors. Included were Mrs. Sina | 
Ross, Mrs. Bertha Taylor, Mrs. 
Carl O’Dell, Mrs. Howard Gille- | 
land, Mrs. Wilson Ledbetter, Mrs. 
Garnet Stockwell, Mrs. Bernard 
Danton and Mrs. Leland Hamilton. 
Shower Presented 
for Dorothy Kraus 
_Mrs._Glen Boughner and Mrs.| * Edward Madden were hostesses 
Saturday evening at the Boughner 
home in Rochester for a personal 
shower honoring Dorothy Kraus. 
Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and @ Prints, Solids 
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Arnold Soutar, Mrs. George Mad- 
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You see we just knew white shoes were 
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  TWENTY-SIX 
Fresh Air lyou almost suffocate and/if you | 
open them you get flooded with 
| dirt. That, in-the opinion of many, | 
| is no why to run a railroad 
The simplest way to get fresh Brings Dirt | 
Into House ssh to Filter Out Dust | — This is pein rather expea- 
| e. 
3 While Ventilating A less expensive method is to i 
By HUBBARD<CoBB | install window air-conditieners 
One of the major troubles with | | which, being equipped with filters 
this world is that there is too darn | remove the dust and dirt from the 
much dirt and dust floating around | air in the house   
ar 
  in the air. This makes the job | If you don't like this idea you 
of trying to keep a house clean can buy or build a combination 
and also well ventilated something fan and filter which is fitted into 
of a problem. i the window and which removes the 
If you keep the windows closed dirt from the air before it is let 
| indoors 
Anewer te Previegs Poeeste 
- The efficiency of these dust 
i | screens, and for that matter, the 
efficiency of any unit which uses 
a filter, depends on how often | 
the filter or screen is cleaned. 
If you allow the filter or screen 
| to become heavily coated with dust 
and dirt, it will either reduce the 
amount of air that is allowed to 
pass through or will fail to catch 
the dust and dirt   
    
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Sophisticated sunglasses for summer wear in town are 
these strinking ebony frames with touches of gold orna- 
ment at the temple. Particularly designed for the season's 
black and white costumes, the glasses come with a coordi- 
inated case. 
save up to HOO 
On your new piano =e , | 
fein GRINNELL’ 
- FESTWAL PIANO SALE! in conjunction with the Michigan Music Festival ff     
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          SAVE many dollars on a fine new piano! Every 
piano used in Sunday's Music Festival is now 
available to you at far below regular prices! In 
this great Festival Piano Sale you choose from 
dozens of styles, makes and finishes. Each piano 
is fully guaranteed by Grinnell’s. And you get 
a brand new piano, except for its use in the 
Festival! Don't miss this once-a-yeor opportunity! 
Here are a few examples of the many values: 
    Wes Now Save! 
Grinnell “Crescendo” $895. $795. $100. 
Kimboll “Moder” 795. 715. 80. 
Steck “Queen Anne” 935. 845. 90. 
Grinnell “Classic” 745 645. 100. 
Knabe “Lovis XV” 1325 1150. 175. 
Grinnell “Regency” 795. 710. 8s. 
Kimboll Sheraton” 845. 745. 10. 
* — Musette “Colonial” 725. 645. 80. 
Kimboll “Provincio!” 975. 880. 95. 
Steck “Provincial” 935. _ 845. 90. 
Kimball Grand Piono 2265 1765. 500. 
Weber “Traditional” 955. 865. 90. 
Steck “Modern Classic” 875. 795. 80. 
Siourardy “Hepplewhite” 1570. 142aQ. 180. 
Musette “Modern” 825. 725. 10. 
Kimbolt “Queen Anne” $ 925. $825. $100. 
Knabe “Contemporary” 1145 995. 150. 
Steinway “Regency” 1550. 1400. 150. 
Knabe Grand Piano 206S. 1865. 500. 
Grinnell “Americona™ 775. 695. 80. 
Musette “Chippendale” 785. 695. 90. 
Knabe “Provincial” 1195. 1105. 90. 
Musette “Louis XV" 815. 725. 90. 
Winter “Jubilee” 595. 535. 60. 
Grinnell “Lovis XV~ 995 870. 125. 
Winter “Traditional” 695. 625. 70. 
| Steinway “Louis XV” 1700. 1550. 150. 
a ~ ~——WWHinter-Grond-Pione———— 495-99. §..__—-200..........- 
Hardman-Peck “Classic” 825. 675. 150. 
‘ Stemway Grand Piano 2585. 2335. 250. 
       
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         loapeliast at Grinnel!'s 
“BACK eee 27 S. Saginaw St., Pontiac 
  | to be on his own, but I think he 
| ought to pitch in. 
| werk and sacrifice, compared to 
| whom Wife Should | 
Help Build | 
Business. Husband’s Project 
Calls for Sacrifice 
and Hard Work e~ Beauty, She's Against It THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1954 
Mary Margaret | McBride Says: 
If It’s Progress to Destroy   
Sometimes I'm downright against progress. Jyst now 1 wish 
almost anything would happen to prevent a modern super-highway 
from being bulldozed close to a certain rambling stone house built 
into a wooded hillside overlooking the Hudson River just where it 
' widens to meet the sea 
By ANNE HEYWOOD i 
“My husband wants to start a/ 
| Shop of his own,” a woman writes | 
me, “and he wants me to help | 
jhim. But he has all the wrong | 
| es. 
cally 
anyone He wants to start practi- | 
at scratch, without . hiring | 
at least in the beginning. 
“He says I will have to work | 
right along with him, and in the! #& 
beginning we'll have to give up 
| Practically all our fun and just. 
work all the time. 
“It's very important te him 
might give some .consideration 
to me. 
“I have a nice three-room apart- 
'ment, and he won't even let me 
have a maid to take care of it 
while I'm doing all the dirty work 
at the shop. 
“Don't you think I should‘ re- | 
fuse to consider sech an arrange- | 
ment? Seems to me our mar- 
riage would collapse."’ 
it seems to me that with so self- | 
ish an approach, you are already | 
threatening marriage. If 
this project is important to your 
husband and offers. him a chance 
to succeed and be on his own, you   
What are a few years of hard 
freedom, both financial and per- 
sonal, the rest of both your 
lives? 
I think of Mr. and Mrs. Horace 
McCready of Allentown, Pa., from | 
this woman could learn | 
much. j 
The McCreadys have a tremen- 
| dously successful business involv- 
(ing a large nursery and green- |   
  ‘thing doesn’t: work out in practice 
they tear it out and do it over some 
through blackberry 
| get to the top of the hill, on the I know that one who stands, 
in the path of improvement I realize that roads must be built. 
., nowever innocently, 
—' must suffer dislocat 
4 But I just don’t want the river view from the | 
i terrace of.my beloved Hader House to’ include 
winking traffic signals..nor.the woodsy silence. | 
broken now only by bird sounds, to be invaded 
by the whine of tires and explosion of backfiring. | 
Hader House is & sprawling picture-book structure | 
_/7) of red sandstone and yellow and gray cobbles with 
ue? peaked green roofs and odd-shaped ‘terraces on) 
    
of 
t 
  The house isn't quite "ol took weeks because Berta 
yet though it was begun 25 years | iaaieted Sy none tee ee 
ago. Berta and Elmer Hader, possible—elms. birches, sassa- | 
artists, built it with their own frases. They even made a jut in 
hands and since there were a. suis ae as 
| a wide-spreading 
| blueprints, they never had to keep After they, had 
|to a set plan. So whenever 4 | crete 
to stop 
money the children’s 
they Areanp \- write to gi = 
si F 
mu other way. 
The land was a jungle when they 
found it.. They had to cut a trail | 
brambles to 
F 
§ zt across, capable pe jeaeersed a 6 foot 
| log. Then they constructed a 
living room around the ‘fireplace. way discovering to their delight | 
the source of a spring and the | 
remains of an old quarry. 
stone for many of the brown- 
stone fronts in New York City. 
Near the spring they found a     The place has long been a peace- 
| ful, happy haven for harassed city 
» bdwetlers. If it's progress to de-   
house, and several beautiful and | 
busy florist shops. 
They travel all over the country 
to flower displays, have a large 
staff to handle all the details of 
‘the business—in short, an enviable 
life with money, love, happiness 
and all the good things, including | 
beautiful children and a charming 
country estate. 
But, when they began, as 4 
young married couple with one 
little greenhouse, they worked | 
their heads off. Mrs. McCready | 
told me that there were twigs | 
time for cleaning or dusting or 
cooking. - 
They would work a 12 or 16 hour 
day, then munch sandwiches and 
fall into bed 
But the project succeeded, 
it was all more than worth it. ‘In 
fact,"’ Mrs. McCready told me, “I 
would do it again ina minute: "* and 
  | Manners MAKE FRIENDS stroy this, then I'm agin’ progress 
this time. | 
  
One nylon stocking centains | 
about a mile and one-quarter of | 
nylon yarn. i —————————— E3   
  
    
  This pattern easy to use, 
to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- 
plete illustrated instructions. 
Send 35 cents in cains for thi 
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- 
tern for first-class mailing. Send 
to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- 
tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 
17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print 
plainly name, address with zone, 
size and style number. 
  
  
  
  
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If you've taken some saleswom- 
an's time when shopping for al 
dress, be sure to go back to that | 
same person if you finally decide |         
      
to make a purchase. 
Return her courtesy in nine | 
you the selection. Sales often mean | 
money in her pocket. 4hers. | SueeT-   
  
SALE! 
White 
and 
Multi Colors ' 
Sizes Small 
5 to 3 
     
        "] Try It 
Misses’ . Do you like ice cream? I wonder 
| what you do with the sticks which 
| ice cream sticks which you will 
    You wilt need eight sticks, 
which you like, some 
| yarn and a bit of paste. Start 
| with two pieces of yarn about 
| 1 yard each in length, knot them | im the center, then measure 
| down about 3 inches and tie 
the yarn tightly around the first 
stick. 
Knot again and tie the second 
the end. Paste the picture 
on the sticks. A coat of shellac 77 
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  ‘Save Ice Cream Sticks idea. Have you sent your sug- 
gestion in to Try It yet? Just mail 
it to your paper, and you will hear 
from me. 
  
  
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Guests Lists 
Compiled 
for Benefit. Several Bloomfield 
Homes to Be Open 
to Aid Starr Boys i at "a : a 
Fa° Rs 
viey 
ber at a tea and dance in the 
Higbie home on Delano road, Meta- 
mora. s . s 
The Rev. and Mrs. Perry R. 
Williams have returned from a 
brief trip East. 
Eunice Class Holds 
Progressive Dinner ie 
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TAT ines OFF! 
be De’ Cor 
48 N. Perry 
' Pontiac Hotel Lobby - 
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MR. MRS. RICHARD F. HAGUE eS eee a er ee ee ees 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 | Honeymooning | New Chairman Named   
in northern | 
7 are 
Ur. and Mrs. 
Richard” F. | named and 
  dey ee Second tiche mamma’ . Mrs. i was 
gry ™ | program chairman; Carol Beale, 
mts | ways and means; Mrs. Francis 
Epi | Collom, social; Mrs. William Kil- 
yet eg scholarship, and Mrs. Park Buch- 
f ’ > | ner, historian. F Michigen ove Sorority Closes .Season New committee chairmen were ; 
summer plans dis- | 
Hague who cussed Tuesday when Phi Chapter, 
were married | Beta Sigma Phi sorority, held its treal Sept. 17-19 were announced. 
    
Patricia ie Breakfast Served 
ito Dirt Gardeners 
fast Tuesday with Mrs, C. W. Colpus 
Edwin Hagues assisted the hostess. 
of Drayton 
Plains are the 
ridegroom’ s 
parents. 
      
Mary Yvonne Swenson &: Ry! "= ° S 
Wed to Charles Mosley 7 The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. | 
Allison in Keego Harbor was the 
when 
  
Train Pup to Avoid 
Licking Children Dirt Gardeners met for break- 
Elray 
Thomas of Orchard Lake avenue 
of Henderson | Mrs. Donaid Gilchrist, Mrs, John 
street, and the | Hendry and Mrs. Arthur Compton 
Guests at the breakfast were | 
. Mijton McInally, Mrs. George | 
Kop@sik and Mrs, John Slavsky. | 
Mrs, Albert Rawley was selected | 
to attend the Conservation School 
  
  New! 
yellow. Bruce MacKenzie was best Summer Styles! 
man. 
Mrs. Swenson wore blue lace NURSES’ 
over taffeta with a pink carnation UNIFORMS 
corsage for her dapghter’s wed- | 
ce ue wins ta ome | eee, 8 DO 
blue linen with a pink carnation Regular and 
corsage. Half Sises — 
After a reception at the home of 
the bride’s parents, the new Mrs. OXFORD SHOP 
Mosley changed to a navy suit and Se W. Huren FE 4-7212 
the orchid from her bouquet for Acress trem Detroit Eéieon 
the wedding trip. i 4 ald Rosie Details of the convention in Mon- 
‘ess to the group at her home on 
| Starr avenue, and on the picnic 
| committee were Mrs. H. G. Rich- 
ardson, Mrs. Collom and Mrs. Don- | 5 
Band Parents 
‘Conduct Election 
| The newly organized Washing- 
ton Junier High Band Parents Club 
elected officers Tuesday at the 
  visory. 
| The purpose of the organization 
is to permit parents to participate 
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-TWENTY-SEVEN   
in @ band program by encouraging | 
support for concerts and public ap- 
pearances. s 
  
Hairdressers Name 
Delegates to Parley 
Mrs. Harry Randal! “and Mrs. 
  Ernest Thayer were appointed 
of the Pontiac as- 
to the group at their Wards Point 
home. Alternate to the convention 
at Los Angeles this summer is 
Mrs. Albert Wilson 
  
  ' meeting held Catholic Women; 
Name Delegates Mrs. J. E. Clark, Mrs. 
Riggins and Mrs. Charles Miller 
will represent the League of Cath- 
olic Women at the Archdiocesan 
League beatd of directors meeting, 
.| delegates to the National Hair-| it was announced at the Monday 
dressers and Cosmetologists Asso- | evening meeting held in the 
+ | clation convention at the Tuesday | South 
PB street league building. 
St. Clair Inn will be the setting 
for the June 15 gathering, At the 
F gins reported on the state 
recently 
It was announced that 
western Deanery mee’ 
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  Summertime Eatin’ 
Perk up wilted summer appetites with Thomas’ 
delicious fresh breads and pastries! You'll love 
their old-time home-recipe taste! 
OLD-FASHIONED SUGAR CooKies. °~ 30° 
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the children to wash their taces|} Seracd'reme take 1 32 to 44 32 10 44 31% to 37% 
and hands thoroughly with soap) cross From Grand Trunk Station 
and water after such play sessions. | ; 1 
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  | the: SALE You lek tr fnel, ewe held Thursday at 
  Famous Wits Swank’ srancut-pius-sins 
“proportioned” to fit SLIP 
  Here's a wonderful famous Miss Sveenk 
traight-Pius-Bias slip of cool, soft silky 
multi-crepe PROPORTIONED to your exact size S 
and length. Nationally 
one eth war Ney , os © otee te” 
advertised at $3, this 
money-saving bonanza is yours for ene 
week only. Pretty and practical, with double 
nylon net inserts and piping, this Miss Swank 
exclusive Straight-Plus-Bias design (straight 
“side panels to prevent riding, twisting, plus 
bias front and back for flexibility) assures perfect 
fit! Give them to June brides, graduates—and 
to yourself. But hurry... quantities won't 
  
  
         Sizes 
141 to 22/4 
Also 
12 to 20 
                           
           
       
         Exciting New “Half Size” Dresses 
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One bour FREE PARK - 
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ing lot . 22 West 
Pike, opposite A G P. "Tailor Town’s” finest surmmer fash- 
. . in beautiful striped chambray 
at the one low price of $10.95. 
Each with hot and bag to | ks @ With Hat and Bag to Match... . 
, Especially for You from ‘’Tailor Town” 
. » $0 easy to 
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Our courteous office personnel will 
gladly assist you in 
Account ‘at Peggy's. opening a Charge 
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      TWENTY-EIGHT     
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Now's the Time for Brideg   
Wife Wrong 
in Praising 
Man‘s Garb ° Her Compliments 
to Hubby’s Friend 
Are Too Personal 
By EMILY POST 
A wife writes me: “My husband | 
thinks it is wrong for a woman 
to cofnpliment a man other than 
her husband or a member of the 
family, He has taken great ex- 
ception to my heaving said a few 
nice things to a bachelor friend | 
of his whom he sometimes brings | 
home to dinner. 
“Why telling a man ‘That's a} 
becoming suit you have on’ or ‘You | 
look very well with a tan’ is in| 
bad taste because a woman says | 
it to a man instead of vice versa, 
I can't understand. Will: you please | 
give your opinion?”’ 
Answer: Surely you can say 
plenty of nice things to either 
a man or woman, but I do agree 
with your husband that discussing   
      use this paper to acknowledge pres- | 
before her marriage, then it 
should be marked with her maid-| 
en initials, and if she doesn't get 
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Recent Births 
Below are recent births reported 
to Pontiac City Health Depart- 
ment. The fathers name is given 
for each child. 
Gtrls 
George C Gibson, 16 W Longfellow 
dames A Parker, Birmingham 
Rudolph G Jergovich, Waterfor 
Herold J. Murphy, Detroit 
Harry C. Lehman, 20 W. Fairmont | Edward M. Dwyer, Waterford Twp. 
Bars 
Eric P. Kretschmar, Pontiac Twp 
Rernard C Wyrgoski, 66 McKinley 
Francis R Verville, 103 Osmun 
Lester D Kollinger, Walied Lake 
Donald R. King. 207 Fulton 
The Soo canal locks carry more 
cargo than the Suez and Panama 
q| canals combined despite the fact     
la year.   THE PONTIAC 
rooms 
\they are ice bound four months 
  j 
  Applications Marriage License 
Medford T. Margrove, 23 Fairgrove 
Armandene R 
Donald 6. Beutler, 56 Ruth 
jane tl: ‘bong, 613 Owego 
Juiseppe J. Modaffari, Detroit 
Viola A. M argrove, 256 N. Saginaw 
Colangelo, Roya) Oak 
Charlies BH Vann Jr, 281 Rockwell 
Mari D. Morgan, 209 Walnut 
  
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‘Value! 
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STEEL 
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This giant pool measures 84''x48"'x12"" deep. It will give years of wear because 
it's made of weatherproof canvas embossed with heavy vinyl plastic and has 
reinforced corners. There are four corner seats, and self sealing hose drain, 
plus an attractive bottom print. 
USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN! ~ PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
to Study Up on -- 
Don’t Mar | 
Event With 
Wrong Garb | Consider Time of 
Rite and Length of 
Bridal Gown 
Woe and doom betide the bride- 
groom who manages to fluff his 
role by choosing the wrong for- 
mal wear. If you think carly a stupe 
would wear the wrong thing, an- 
swer this 
What should the bridegroom and 
his party wear for a formal day- | 
time wedding if the brid&l gown | 
does not have a train? Ah-ha! And 
just think how many years an/ 
unwary man would have ("hear 
about his error. 
Here are the answers, The 
bridegroom must consider two 
things when deciding what should 
be worn: The time of day the 
wedding is t& be held and the 
length of the bride’s gown. 
The length of the bridal gown | 
is the deciding factor as to whether 
the cutaway or the tail-less strol 
ler jacket is worn, If the bride’s 
gown has a train, the cutaway is 
it: if it is chapel or ballerina- 
len — or just plain has no 
traifi — the stroller jacket is right. 
What about an evening wedding? 
choices, | 
all formal. If it's a very posh| 
evening wedding, the tailcoat in 
black. or midnight blue tropical 
worsted with matching trousers, 
white single .or double-breasted | 
waistcoat, stiff-front white shirt | 
with wing collar, white bow tie, | 
pearl studs and cuff links, patent | 
leather shoes, black socks, white | 
gloves and white boutonniere — 
all this is in order, 
If the men wear this, by the | might be 
way, the bride and her party are 
supposed to be in some recogniz- 
able version of evening gowns. 
+ If it's later in the summer, 
the white formal tropical worsted 
dinner jacket with black or dark 
blue trepical worsted trousers is 
proper. If the jacket is single- 
breasted, a dark blue or black 
bow tle and matching cummer- 
bund are required. Hf double- 
breasted, the cummerbund may 
be dispensed with. 
A white shirt with turndown 
collar is in order, White bouton- 
niere, no gloves 
The third choice is correct for 
a semi-formal evening wedding the 
  
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Right: Wedding Attire   
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With Cool, Fresh Decor * 
  
By ELIZABETH HILLYER 
Add up ideas for cooling the liv- 
ing room for summer and see if 
' ~ , 
you can't use one more 
First thoughts of course have 
been to take down heavy draperies 
to play up lighter-weight and per- 
haps white or lighter-colored cur- 
slat blinds. And to cover luxurious 
upholstery fabrics with slipcovers 
of fresh-looking cottons or linen. 
Then, what about smaller fur- 
nishings? To clear out non-es- 
sentials and store away heavy 
accessories and decoration helps 
the summery look, too, because | 
it makes the room seem more 
open and airy. 
Some too solid bowls and vases 
others for bits of china, perhaps 
in white. 
And for the floor, large thick Summerize Living Room should be used for the curtains? 
“I have thought of casement 
cloth. but am in doubt as to the 
suitability of such curtains in a 
living room.” 
Cafe curtains are now being used 
,in living rooms of almost every 
| style, and there is no reason you 
taining, or to use reed or wood | shouldn't have them if they do not 
interfere with the opening and 
closing of the windows. 
Casement cloths, too, are used 
everywhere and are widely varied 
now in both formal and informal 
types and come in varying weights. 
Mrs. R. R. Y. “What color 
  
exchanged for baskets, | should: the walls be in a den 
| which has one large brown leath- 
| er chair, two sectional upholster- 
ed units in red and an oak desk 
with a matching chair with a 
green seat? 
‘We plan to leave most of the 
natural oak floor bare and use Do Spoiled 
Brats Rule 
Your Life? 
| With Such People, 
' No One Else Can 
Get Her Way 
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD 
You're not spoiled, of course. 
But I'll bet you have your own 
‘opinion of some of the people you 
know. Bet you think some of the 
girls and boys you know are spoiled 
(to death. 
| Take Muriel, for instance. 
, There's just no meeting of minds 
with her. When you want to go 
| somewhere, she's not in the mood, 
|s0 you wind up not going. When 
| you want to see a special movie, 
| She wants to see another and that's 
| the one you see. 
| Yeu want to invite those twe 
new girls to your party, but she 
rules them out. Golly, you can’t 
ever get your own way whea 
Muriel’s around. She always has 
te have hers! 
Susie's spoiled, too. She has such 
rockbound convictions and she's so 
determined about them. She's al- 
ways right, of course, and you're 
wrong. You've never been able to 
convince her of a thing. She al- 
ways wing every argument. ° 
Dell's spoiled, too—in that su- 
perior, looking-down-her-long-nose 
sort of way that you loathe. Ad- 
|mire hér new dress and she'll 
| Crack, *‘What—this old rag?"’ Her 
| comments on the way other people 
look and what they wear make her 
lout to be a fashion expert. 
| She looks you up and down, 
| smiles patronizingly, raises her 
eyebrows as though to say, ‘It's 
very nice—but not on you.” Her 
taste is always better than any- 
one else's, She always knows bet- 
| ter, Dell does, 
| Fran must think that everybody's 
'rugs might make way for fiber | small rugs, one brown and cream out to do her in the eye. She keeps 
|rugs, or for small light-colored 
| rugs which clear expanses of shin- 
ing floor 
Small rugs are fashionable and 
‘especially interesting and varied 
| now in texture, color and pattern. 
| Use them to set off a conversation 
| grouping or to lighten a spot in 
front of the dark fireplace. 
* * . 
| Mrs. C. J. C. “In a living room 
| which has casement windows close 
to the street, would cafe curtains 
be suitable to provide privacy when 
\draperies are open? What fabric 
  
poe 
b 
HOES sS 
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Winthrop 
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Moccasin 
Hand sewn vamp — 
all leather. Feels like 
a slipper! 
, 11” + 
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3 os and one green. We are thinking of | ” | gray for the walls. 
| A gray that leaned toward beigt 
or brown might be successful, but 
a cold stone gray would be less 
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  Mom-to-be! Make these sew-easy 
tops in a variety of fabrics to give 
| your maternity wardrobe variety! 
| Embroider flowers on dress-up 
| jackét. . s 
Pattern 574: Maternity sizes 12, 
14, 16, 18, 20. Pattern pieces, em- 
broidery transfer. State size. 
Send 25 cents in coins for this 
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- 
tern for first-class mailing. Send 
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Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea 
| Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print 
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| standing up and shouting loudly 
| about her rights. She never gives 
(a considerate thought to anybody 
\else's convenience or comfort. Lit- 
tle Frank comes first with Fran. 
Bill's the bully type of spoiled 
brat. He won't play on the team 
junless he’s captain. And he'll fight 
anybody who stands in his way. 
He's always ready to explode in all 
directions, fists flying. 
Knocking two heads together is 
his :pet argument for getting his 
own way. And if he loves a deci- 
sion he sulks and mutters that he's 
being mistreated. A charming fel- 
low, Bill. 
doe gets te be a handful to- 
ward the end of a date. You don't 
want to slap him, but what is 
there left after you've used up 
all your arguments? He edges 
closer and keeps teasing, nee- 
dling, trying to persuade you— 
and you back away and keep 
talking and talking. 
And when he realizes that you 
|simply won't he gets in a huff, 
|drives you home without speaking, 
then never asks you for another 
date. 
There's a whole long list of peo 
| ple who are spoiled to death. They jall just have to have their own 
|way. They talk loud, throw their   - | weight around and grind you down 
until they get it. 
A girl likes to do things her 
own way now and then, but how 
'can she with all these spoiled brats 
| around? 
  
  
  
  
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crowds for VA film showing use of “The Long Cane.” 
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Deceives Fisherman 7 ontotives Opichka should have known his} ~TOLEDO (UP) — A railway-of- 
on Lake Poygan, wea {He Wants them given to cities and 
to a neighbor's, towns as monuments. 
luck was there.| Howard Skidmore, director of 
No one was at the shack when | public relations and advertising of 
Ds tags | ne Chassosobe and Ohio Railway, 
told a railroad men's meeting here 
  Grabbing a spear off the wall, that the “iron horse’ should go on 
Augug drove it deep into. his a pedestal instead of the scrap 
arey. | heap.” 
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peled the rubber decoy his neigh- | u2i- weight in gold in good will per had set out to attract the real | to the railroads of America, if they 
thing. were given to the children of the 
: : cities and towns along the tracks.” 
Nation Lights Up Skidmore said’ the locomotives 
Nearly 1,100,000 household electric | hood to every American man and 
light bulbs are sold in this country|® symbol of manhood to every 
,each year, lighting engineers re- boy. 
veal, Since the first incandescent! ‘They belong in parks and public 
lamp was developed, 2 billion squares throughout the country as 
household bulbs have been con- a monument to a great chapter in 
gumed in the United States. ‘our history,” he said, ms 
      
  
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veterans are now being taught to For six years he devoted time and 
use a special long cane in their 
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a dark world. 
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Filling Provides Tangy 
Taste Youngsters Like 
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what happened to the wh 
thought of shakinng a Iiittle ordi 
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cheese hors d oeuvres and canapes 
before serving 
So simple—and yet, so effective 
The pungency of ground black 
pepper gives a decided lift to the 
bland cheeses It's always in 
cluded in recipes for cheese dishes 
and most people add more of it 
from the shaker at the table 
But, with canapes and hors 
d'oeuvres, pepper is usually for- 
gotten in the kitchen and almost 
never used in the dining or living 
ropm when canapes are served, 
graduation parties to wedding re- 
ceptions, 
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1 3-eunce package cream cheese 
\e cup cateup 
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This touch on snacks and ap- ceremony. Serve several kinds | of punch; 
. petizers will grve them just the¢— — 
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cessful June entertaining, from)| ‘+ cup cream   
Potate chips 
Ground black pepper 
Mash cream cheese until smooth 
land stir in catsup, spices and 
lcream, stirring until well blended 
|Place in bowl, surrounded with 
| potato chips and sprinkle with ad- 
| ditional black pepper. Serves 
\8 to 10 
Diploma Sandwiches 
! cup cooked chicken 
\%e cup chopped celery 
% teaspoon get powder 
‘ teaspoon sot 
teaspoon — black pepper 
\e teaspoon pap: 
12 slices white breed 
Force chicken and celery 
through meat grinder. Add gar- 
tic powder, mayonnaise, saft, pep- | 
per, paprika. Blend well. Cut 
crugts from thin slices of white 
bread. Spread with spicy chicken 
mixture. Roll to form ‘‘diplomas” 
jand tie with ribbon. Makes 12 
sandwiches > 
  
  
Use Citrus Fruits © 
to Cut Calories, 
ee Up Meals Here's how to be slim and trim 
for summer, with meals that are 
both delightful and nutritious 
There's no need to serve a dull 
drab menu when fresh, juicy 
j oranges and lemons will brighten 
up your recipes. 
i one whole 
you can meet your daily vitamin 
C requirement at the same time 
you provide important amounts of 
+A and the B-complex vitamins, 
plus many minerals. 
Lemon juice adds a lively note 
te many eof your prize dishes. 
Use it often for that restful 
flaver, with practically no cal- 
ories. 
Eat an orange one-half hour be- 
fore each meal to get needed en 
ergy and also cut down your appe- 
tite. then let these delicious citrus 
dishes help you to have a weight 
reduction menu packed with nu- 
tition for your whole family. 
Lemon Baked Chicken, a very 
special dish for guests of the fam- 
is a breeze to prepare. This 
tender, herb chicken. with the zip 
lemon juice and that 
“melt in your mouth” flavor, is 
always a favorite entree 
Lemon Baked Chicken       
« cup salad oll 
‘, cup fresh lemon juice 
‘, teaspoon «rated onion 
tgteaspoon salt 
‘4 teaspoon thyme 
1 medium fryer «2's to 3 pounds 
into individual serving pieces 
Chopped parsley 
Paprika 
Blend salad oil. lemon juice 
onion, salt and thyme. Arrange 
pieces of chicken in a casserole 
and brush thoroughly with lemon- 
oil mixture. Cover and bake at 350 
until tender, 45 to 60 minutes, bast- 
ing occasionally with lemon-oil 
mixture 
| Uncover casserole for last 20 
' minutes to allow chicken to brown 
or chicken may be kept covered 
the full cooking time, then browned 
lunder broiler. Baste again with 
lemon-oil mixture before broiling 
Sprinkle with chopped parsley 
and paprika just before serving. 
| Serves 4 to 6. 
1 breast—7210 calories & 62 cal- 
ories for sduce—27? total. eut 
T, ‘a sauce—221 total. 
  
\ asiipento Pirst Course 
Goes With Meat Balls 
| Serve antipasto as a first course | 
jwhen you are having spaghetti, 
and meat balls and you can omit 
sald 
Include celery, anchovies, canned 
pimientos, green pepper and sar- 
dines in your antipasto and arrange 
the vegetables and fish on indi- 
vidual plates 
tion is Italian salami, 
| thin 
Serve Protein Dessert 
The main dish need not be the 
only source-of animal protein in a 
meal. A dessert of, cheese 
crackers, cheese and fruit. and 
milk to drink will provide such 
high quality protein. ACK S—Enterta 
orange in each | 
y's diet and, for only 70 calories, | 
T leg—i5o ‘calories & 2 calories”) 
Another good addi-' 
sliced very | 
and | * ¢ 7 
         
      
  Lad rov sane 
"| Bologna Roll: l-ups 
Different in Salad Bologna Salad 
l cup cream-style cottage cheese 
‘e cup finely chopped dill pickle 
8 slices bologna 
Whole cioves 
Lettuce cups 
Radishes 
Carrot curls 
Mix cottage cheese and pickle 
Place a heaping spoonful in center 
of each bologna slice; spread 50 | 
| Cheese will cover center third of 
| bologna slice. Bring edges of slice 
} together and fasten with 2 cloves 
Place 2 bologna rollups on each 
salad plate; arrange lettuce cup 
filled with radishes and carrot 
curls in cup. Makes 4 servings 
To prepare lettuce cups, wash 
a _head of iceberg lettuce in cold       
pine leaves easily, Drain on 
towel. Use small lettuce-leaf cups 
for bologna and cottage cheese 
salad; store remaining lettuce in 
crisper or moisture-proof bag in 
refrigerator ~~ 
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a zippy dip for potato chips; stick cocktail franks 
on a polished wood pig; and honor the occasion 
with Diploma: sonia hes. 
Make a Suridde 
With Cantaloupe 
Cooked in Sauce’ A most unusual ice cream sun- | 
|dae sauce is given here. Jt would 
| be a nice one to Ose now when 
cantaloupes are still rather ex- 
pensive. One small cantaloupe 
will make six servings. 
If you feel in an experimental ' 
mood, try this fruit sauce on plain 
cake for a cottage pudding. 
Ice Cream with Cantaloupe 
Lemon Sauce 
l eup suger 
% cup water 
1 email cantaloupe 
1 quart vanilla ice cream 
Cook sugar and water in sauce- | 
pan over low heat until sirup spins 
a thread, stirring occasionally. 
Meanwhile, peel cantaloupe and 
cut into medium- mee cme es. Slice 
Add cantaloupe cubes to thick- 
ened sugar sirup. Simmer over 
low heat until fruits become trans- 
parent. Cool. 
Serve as a sundae sauce over | 
vanilla ice cream. Serves 6.    - Good Old Cole Slaw ls Summer Blender Vegetable salads will help avoid 
| monotony in summer menus and 
| provide a vitamin-sufficient diet. 
Mrs. Betty Parks, Lackawanna 
County, Pa. home economics 
extension representative, recom- 
mends salads made of celery, raw | 
| spinach, cabbage, raw carrots, | 
chopped green peppers and un- 
cooked cauliflower to add zest 
and goodness to meals. | 
Cole slaw is another summer | 
delicacy that blends well with | 
baked beans, ham, roast, or pai, 
food. A bit of diced onion, carrot, 
green pepper, chopped apple. | raisins or crushed pineapple will | 
help vary the flavor.   
     
  | meat 
| Serving-sized pieces of this 
  Marinate Lamb 
in Wine Sauce Baked Breast of Lamb Mendo- 
cigo is a simple and flavorsome 
way. to prepare lamb, a favorite 
choice on spring menus 
less 
expensive cut are marinated for 
an hour in a mixture of chili sauce 
onion, green pepper, soya sauce 
salt and pepper, smoothly blended 
by the addition of a cup of white 
table wine. 
After a twe-hour baking and 
basting period, the lamb and mar- 
inade delightfully combine to 
make a succulent dish full of real 
eating pleasure. 
For a dinner with a truly | 
springtime air,- accompany the 
lamb with creamed new pota- 
toes and peas, parsicy-buttered 
earrots, biscuits and honey. 
For the beverage yes may wm 
OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MARK RETAIL DEPT. STORE HOURS: 
Mon.-Tues.-Thurs. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. 
Wed. 8 A.M.-12 Noon. Fri., Sat. 7 A.M.-6 PM 
BEEF and PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES 
         to serve the remeiador of the bot- 
a of well-chilled wine — Sau 
i terne, Chablis or any of the other 
tile table wines will be equally 
refreshing. 
Baked Breast of Lamb Mendocino 
| 3 pounds breast of lamb, cut im serv~- 
| ing-sized pieces 
ed Gauterne or other white ,tabie 
wine 
i, cup chili sauce 
1" large onion, chopped 
\, green pepper, chopped 
1 tablespoon soy’ sauce 
Sait and pepper to taste — 
Arrange pieces of lamb. fat side 
up, in a single layer in a shallow 
baking pan. Mix remaining ingre- 
dients; pour over lamb; cover 
(using aluminum foi] if the pan 
has no cover of its own) and let 
| stand at room temperature for an 
hour or 80. 
Bake, covered, in a 375 oven for 
1 hour: uncover and continue bak- 
|ing for 1 hour, basting frequently. 
| Makes 4 servings. 
  Every day homemakers in the 
United States use about eight 
million cans of evaporated milk, 
or put another no cans per 
minute. 
    
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the pewdered 
natural fruit pectin 
SWHAT 16 PECTIN? It’s the 
natural jellying substance found 
  in all fruits in varying amounts. 
You need the right belance of 
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climbed to second place on the | 
canned meat roster. By figuring on 
three to four servings per pound, | 
you have a basis for judging the | 
size ham to buy. 
Canned ham, baked to heat | 
through and basted with spiced 
fruit juice, is company fare, | Tie sliced ham with string in origi- baste the meat. 
Glazed Ham With Fruit 
6 to -pound canned ham 
Whole. cioves 
1 No. 2% can cling peach halves 
} tablespoon cornstarch 
2 tablespoons vinegar 
3 tablespoons prepared mustard 
% cup molasses lesty Spread 
  pretty luncheon platter ideas? A 
blend of smoky canned bacon 
spread and cream cheese makes 
the perfect jiffy filling for tomato 
For attractive service and easy roses 
carving, slice ham 
Cut %-inch slice; before heating. Serve it with cucumber rings, 
insert cloves | potato chips and pickle sticks, To 
| along top edge of ham slice. Leave | make it an easy-on-the-cook com- P, 
| second slice plain. Stud every other | 
| slice with cloves before it is cut. 'berry-pineapple compote. ~ pany luncheon, add piping hot corn 
muffins (from a mix) and a straw- Are you looking for quick,-party- | ‘ 
Tomato Surprise Salads ‘ 
PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNF. 10, 1954 
Glazed Scones THIRTY-THREE   
Fruity Dessert juice. Add to flour mixture. Add 
pineapple. Stir only until flour is 
wel} moistened. - 
Using two forks, drop batter on 
greased baking sheet, shaping the 
batter into long narrow bars (about 
4%sx1 inches). Press sides smooth. 
  Glazed Pineapple Scones will | 
make an excellent addition to your | 
dessert file and a treat you'll want | 
to make again and again. They 
are a sweet variation, flavored with 
pineapple and pineapple juice. | 
use two forks to drop batter on 
greased baking sheet, shaping it 
into bars about 44, inches long and 
one inch wide, 
After baking, glaze with lemon- 
flavored confectioners sugar frost- Bake in 425 oven 15 minutes. Frost 
at once with Lemon Icing. 
Lemon Icing 
% eup gonfectioners sugar 
1 tablespoon hot milk 
\% teaspoon lemon extract 
Mix together until smooth. Makes 
To make finger-shaped scones, | 2>out 18 to 20 scones.   
Calcium and Riboflavin 
Are Supplied in Milk , 
Milk is a natural food substance 
ing. necessary throughout life from in- Wheat Germ Top 
Makes It Crusty Try this frosty Lime Snow des- 
sert with its delicious, crusty top- 
| ping made with nut-like wheat 
| germ. 
1 package lime flavored gelatin 
2 cups boiling water 
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten 
% cup wheat germ 
‘by cup graham cracker crumbs 
Dissolve gelatin in water. Chill 
until partly set; beat frothy; fold 
in whites. Pour into 9 inch square 
pan; top with % mixture of wheat 
germ, crumbs. Chill. Cut in cubes.   
|nal shape; place in shallow baking | fancy to old age. Calcium dnd| Sprinkle with rest of crumbs, 
riboflavin, the two nutrients in 
- Vi \ BR conven tnt 6 tomatoes, peeled 
6 lettuce cups 
1 package (8 of.) cream cheese 
1 container (8 of.) cottage cheese 
1 tablespoon mayonnaise 
2 cans (344 of each) instant bacon 
spread   To make for easier serving, trim pan. 
with cloves and slice the ham as, Drain peaches; measure liquid; 
it comes from the can, and before | reserve. (There should be about 14% 
before it is baked with the cloves. | cups.) Mix cornstarch and vinegar Glazed Pineapple Scones 
2 cups sifted enriched flour . 
3 teaspoons baking powder 
1 teaspoon salt 
\. cup suger   
| ——— Fit: TOMATO SURPRISE SALADS—Use the new canned bacon   which most American diets need 
improvement, are both supplied in 
  . : j ma rith the tasty t cup shortening ‘ ; baking. Stud every’ other slice, | to a “S ane n. Blend in ; 7 spread, bix it with cream cheese and fill tomatoes wit . ies eeneeeeen in eal : 
before it is baked with the cloves. liar raid peach syrup Pe Fh asthe aa Feat mixture. Add scalloped cucumber slices, potato chips and pickles Figg — pineap putce Frégile hanes which are eaally 4 
: - ie ic ; softene = 1 al pple 2 
Then tie the ham back in its orig- molasses, Bring to a boil, stirring | nam ct gga ae oc cheese, ba- 224 Youll have - satighttal luncheon pate, —— ‘brokeri may result from too little   
inal oval shape and bake. 
Pe glaze for the ham may be jor three times during baking. 
the liquid from canned peaches,| Bake in a 350 oven. 4 hour. Stud) gerve with potato chips, pickle Se 
pears or apricots which is el oe halves with cloves, add to | ..4 a ee alae ps, pickles are a hard grange Pima 
with vinegar, mustard and molas- | remaining syrup; heat. Use to gar- | de ned | = : se ale 
surrounded wits ett pd orp par sand. Nields 3 to Stuffed Fillets 
Baked in Wine | If you are tired of the same old 
ways to prepare those delicious | 
' golden yams, do try Yam-Stuffed | 
Fillets baked in_wine,. i 
This dish has distinctive flair and 
flavor, Serve it in company with. 
glasses of well-chilled white table 
wine one evening soon as a home| 
celebration of Louisiana Yam Sup- 
per Season. 
Yam-Stuffed Fillets Baked in Wine | 4 medium-sized yams, cooked, pecied | 
and mashed 
butter or margarine | 
enion * | constantly. Use to baste ham two Sift together flour, baking pow- 
der, salt and sugar. Cut or rub in 
shortening until mixture is. crum-| milk contains all of the other vita-p 
bly. Beat egg and add pineapple! mins known to be required by man, calcium in the diet throughout life. 
Besides the vitamin riboflavin, |con spread and mayonnaise thor- : $ ! 
oughly, Spoon into tomato roses.| Many American milk eonsumers | of milk last year. But many adults, 
as well as children, should dgink 
more for a better diet,       
      
             
   
   
      
      
   
        
  
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| Combine yams, 1 tablespoon but- 
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pepper; mix well. Spread yam mix- 
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      | or margarine over low heat; add | 
| parsley and wine. Pour over fil- 
Bake in hot oven (400) 20-25 min- | 
| utes, or until fish: flakes éasily | 
with a fork. Makes 46 servings. | 
Cabbage Leaf Bowl 
Will Dress Up Salad ' Florida, Fresh 
Here's how to dress up a salad 
for that cold-cuts supper when you 
|are having company. Use a me-| 
dium-size head of cabbage and 
carefully spread out the outer} 
leaves; cut out the center and mix 
it with grated carrot and salad 
dressing for your slaw. 
Pile the slaw back into the cab- 
bage bowl and sprinkle with minced 
parsley. 
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such a summer favorite: it’s delicious, 
cooling, refreshing! Goes with every- 
thing! It’s equal to beef in proteins— 
yet low in cost. High in nourishment—yet | 
Sd 7()h WEST HURON STREET BEES ee oe Cheese today from your store or at your 
door. See Seaitest “Big Top” on TV 
every SatOrday. 
        
  
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Michigan Lucky ,i%ie"smse". ; e; but are filleted for frying, 
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“ is false econgmy to skimp! nal nutrients found in milk, cheese, sary each day for good nutri-; 
on milk and ‘its products. Essen-| ite cream, and butter are neces- | tion Rhubarb Crisp 
wo. = — — 
    
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   W ‘Sounds Yummy 1 | | Ros¥ Phubarb, fresh and crisp, 
jis baked with a crisp cereal top- 
| ping to make a perfectly wonderful 
| dessert in tune with the season. 
Take advantage of the rhubarb in 
season right now, and try ‘this 
| mouth-watering dessert. 
It's so easy to make, you can broiling, and other ways of cook- 
Fish SUpPly se aie an sch an sono perch, require some variety of 
| Michigan families have an oppor-| sauce or melted fat brushed over 
, | tunity to enjoy fish at all seasons. | them during the cooking process. 
| : ..| This is unnecessary when the oily r 'Sometimes when previous food is | fish (carp, trout. or whitefish) are 
reaily available, it is not fully| iced 
¥ | appreciated 
|_ Fish is an excellent source of Soyr Milk With Lemon | protein. It supplies complete pro- 
+tein which means it can be used} ‘To sour milk or cream, sur 1 
      
| before iter he reson jin place of meat. Fish also con-| tables lemon juice or vinegar 
| end it’s ready to eat when the | tributes valuable minerals and vi-| into each cup of sweet milk—let 
tamins to the diet. stand 15 minutes — then use in 
any recipe calling for sour milk 
Fresh PORK ROAST \family or guests are ready for 
Picnic | dessert If you want to enjey fish pre- , or buttermilk. 
| Rolled oats and brown sugar are pared at its best, try some of 
ner’ STEWING HENS   
| combined with margarine to make 2 i | the more unusual enuces, sea- 
ithe crumbly topping sprinkled on RHUBARB CRISP—Rosy rhubarb with a crumble topping makes sonings, and accompaniments, D 
uncooked juicy piri. rhubarb. a perfect spring dessert. It's easy to make and is a wonderful way Poati 
'Serve Rhubarb Crisp warm and to take advantage of the early rhubarb crop. Pull the rhubarb from = Bo iy Reon ef fish FLAVOR 
fragrant, topped with cream, your own plants or buy some of the fruit that Michigan produces recipes , 
|whipped cream, or best of all, in such abundance. . RICH   
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| Cheice Rhubarb Crisp | | ‘to some extent the way in which 
; P - uals Did you know that 104% quarts of | and most concentrated food source it should be cooked. Smaller fish 
py eo manent milk solids are the least expensive | of protein, calcium and riboflavin? may be baked or fried whole, and 1 tablespoon flour 
% — sugar 
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% cup sifted all-purpose flour 
ly teaspoon clanamon 
kg teaspoon salt 
| | ber (49 cup) margarine 
| Combine first 4 ingredients and | 
put in greased 6''x10''x2"" baking 
| dish. Combine next 5 ingredients 
in mixing bowl. Cut in margarine 
with fork until mixture is crumbly. 
LARGE Sprinkle over rhubarb. Bake in 
1350 oven 4550. minutes. Serve | 
GRAPEFRUIT 'warm with or without cream. 
. - , | Makes 6 servings = 
Hambone Flavors 
: ne (ylit Pea Soup DISHWASHING DISCOVERY! — Pea 8 | 
%, cup quick-eooking green spilt peas 
1 hambone | 
2 small carrete (sliced) | 
1 stalk celery itmeluding leafy top     
  
      
       
  
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1 medium-sise onion (‘cut tm thin 
strips! 
Pew sprigs persiey 
5 cups water 
Balt and pepper | 
Put peas in strainer and wash 
lin cold water; drain; turn into 
soup kettle. Place hambone on top 
| Add carrots (there should be about 
Fl | \2 cup), celery, onion (there should 
7 ibe % to 1 cup), parsley and 
water, Bring to a boil quickly; re- |     
      
     
          
      
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boun —about 45 minutes. Remove ham.- | : Seves you ie 
of dishwashing drudgery 
Get bone. 
Put soup and vegetables through | —— - SE 
stramer or 166g WIT—I? strainer ts . 
used, press through vegetables. Re- | 
heat adding salt and pepper to 
| taste. Makes 5 cups for 4 servings   of 
          
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Vanilla. chocolate and strawber 
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DISHES AS 2 BIG BOXES OF POWDER MADE BY cream flavors. About 51 per cent | 
o++Yet costs virtually the same as smaller THE MAKERS of all ice cream sold is vanilla, a e e 
bottles of other liquids FAMOUS 18 per cent chocolate and almost 
Bas O 10 per cent strawberry eee gl my mi 
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“| Skillet, Coffeepot, Spoon: ae 
‘Behold---a Good Dinner! | By JANET ODELL |saucepans in which to heat vege-‘ a 
Pontiac Press Food Editor tables, melt butter or warm up 
| So you're off to buy pots and leftovers. Then, if your budget wil! 
pans for your new kitchen’ You've stretch, get a Dutch oven or a 
‘ . finally found a place to live and, pressure cooker. You may be a 
at. These ‘THIRTY-SIX “Least used letter in the English | 
alphabet is “2”. 
       
    you'll, have lucky bride who gets ‘the latter 
as a wedding present. 
You can do many Dutch oven if you're going to eat 
to do something 
Ww about collecting 
EEK-END utensils type meals in the pressure cooker 
Maybe we can but you can't reverse this. If you 
. PECIALS help you decide get a medium size pressure cook 
what ‘things you er, it will hold cuts of meat, proc- 
ally need and €ss pint jars of food for canning 
Apple Trees .... ea. 98c carey: A gp the and later on, sterilize the baby’s 
Peach Trees ... ea. 98¢ }  ¢-ins ; bottles 
Pear Trees wee C4. 98c If you are like . Se much for the absolute es 
st brides, you sentials for cooking on top of the 
Cherry Tree a. $123), ™ \ & 
Trees ® s will no doubt get ‘ | stove. A four saucepan quart 
te cook spaghetti for a party, FULL LINE some cast - Offs yygzs. ODELL 
of from your moth- for instance, tp mice. And a tea LOW CALORIE LUNCHEON PLATE Pictured above is a tasty 
er’s kitchen. However, we'll as- kettle comes in handy, But you |) ncheon pl 
T T . . m plate for dieters. Fresh fruit, including the pineapple base 
PO ED PLANTS sume that you have to buy every-| can manage without these if nec me 
ie ‘I thing voursetf, Just what is 4 MIMi-7 essary makes the salad. ¢ otlage heese fills rosy cones of cervelat. Iced 
Everything for the th i ae ¥. tea and toasted English muffins complete the menu 
mum Its , “ay —— = = 
Flower Box We thought wed look in the As we have said in a pt on 
Vv tabl Plant 35 D E lopedia of Cooking for their articte, there is so much electrical Cammad road Gaal Gale’ with es Canned ‘snus! ere oe 
¢ Oz. mcyciopedia oO : « : aked wi | Ee jushrooms and a can 
ege e@ Fiants lat That was @ mistake, for | ¢dipment these days that @ MUM-| mashed potato crust becomes al of beef and gravy may be heated 
fer of pots and pans are unneces- 
isary. What with automatic coffee 
makers, walfie irons. griddles, or 3 for $1.00 
LEWIS BROS. 
FARM MKT. 6673 DIXIE HIGHWAY 
NEAR M.-15 JUNCTION their long list is confusing. Let's 
use our common sense and work 
= a grills, egg cookers, deep fat fry- 
You'll need a large frying P&M) ors roasters, yes, even tea kettles ‘and a tiny ome; we think there is and frying pans, we needs to 
nothing better than the old-fashion- | ser, of wall plugs. an extra 
ed cast iron skillet, but you May) o¢ fuses and a degree in mec Ae 
prefer a: stainless steel one ics to preside over our kitchens 
All along you will have to make| Seriously speaking, we suggest 
your choice of materials, each you buy only the minimum essen- 
has some advantages. Remem- ¢ials Then. as you go along, you 
ber that a utensil made of cast wil] see for yourself what other 
aluminum, for instance, will last things you need. You will probably 
| indefinitely. It does not pay to get some wedding presents that 
buy-a-_cheap_grade_of either_alum- are kitchen directed. 
jnum or enameled ware. Get a tong handicd tert nod _ 
A double boiler serves two pur- | spoon. We got a large 
poses; it cam be used as (wo | fast Christmas that te wendertul; 
saucepans when not in use as & | i; is made of stainiess steel, 
double boiler. handie and all, and a small 
You will need one or two smail| part of the handle ts beat out 
a ——-- ward te hook over the edge of 
the pan. Watch for handles that 
are firmly anchored to the spoon 
er fork. 
Whatever else shepherd's pic jand served over rice 
          
    
     
         
        
   
     
       
   
       
           
     PLENTY OF 
MEAT 
meats all 
dogs need 
    
you economize off 
don't skimp on a good paring 
knife. Get the best possible one 
you can afford. A cheap knife 
will not keep its edge, and a dull 
tool is dangerous 
Add a can opener and bottle 
opener, an ee beater pancake \¥ i ¢ 
‘turner, strainer, one wooden spoon fo, 5 
and a spatula. This is not by any \\" 
imeans a complete list, but you 
will be able to get meals adequate- 
ty. Next week talk about ~HOLDENS & |what you need for baking 
p - | vk - | Y 1 ? 1 
Padi Chock RED ARTA the family 
dessert in well 
. S$. Choice or Prime 
Boneless 
Rolled 
Rump Roast     It's fun to surprise 
with an old favorite 
brand new dress. Orange Tapioca 
| Pudding is just that kind. It com 
| bines the texture and flavar of old | 
| fashioned tapioca pudding with the 
cool, refreshing sparkle that only 
fresh oranges give. 
The oranges add both appetite 
appeal and nutritional value to the ‘gives the hostess .signs of “praise equivalent to-2 pounds of - meat 
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‘Luncheon Meat 
Is the Leading Dieting Friends 
Type in Cans 7 Will Like Menu 7722 CoMs .... Invite your Ging friends to 2 per cent ot the total packed: | 
lunch and give them a meal that, Next in order are: hams, chili | 
will Rot tempt them to forego their con carne, stews, corned beef [A 
good intentions, After all, they are corned beef hash, spaghetti meat 
trying to slim down to fit into new products, Vienna sausage, deviled | 
summer clothes. 
The entire luncheon is on the   
products, tamales. j 
plate; no, madam, there is no With a quick glaze or garnish, 
dessert. | the addition of a vegetable or. 
On a thick slice of fresh pineap-| **°°*- ready-prepared meats in 
ple or cantaloupe arrange pieces of cans become personal achieve- 
apple, banana, seeded grapes and | ments of the home cook, 
orange or grapefruit wedges. Top| About & per cent of the families | 
with a low calorie fruit dressing.|in America use meats in cans | 
Fill cones of corvelat (summer | sometime during the year and | 
sausage) with the dieter’s friend, | these meats are used by all age 
cottage cheese. Thin toasted buns groups and in every geographical | 
complete the meal, area. 
This makes a pleasing meal that; Every pound of meat in cans is 
for understanding and culinary/im carcass form. 
generalship Canned meats, except for canned 
hams which are labeled ‘‘Keep Un-   
  A growing plant requires access (o Refrigeration,” may be stored 
to about 21 chemical elements. 
  
Beech-Nut as other canned foods on a shelf ‘where there is a good ciicuatioe mas 
of air and a moderate temper 
ture. 
‘Once opened, the meat must be 
treated as any ‘ 
and 
where. refrigeration of ther cooked meat 
kept refrigerated In any cas 
meats 
necessary, the can label will clear 
| state direc tions. 
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  pudding, providing vitamins and 
minerals so necessary in a well- 
| balanced diet. Ptan this in your re 
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* Orange Tapioca 
%, cup quick-cooking tapioca 
‘ teaspoon salt 
l*s cups boliing water 
3 teaspoons liquid no-calorie sweetener 
‘,cup fresh orange fuice 
‘» medium orenge. cut into bite-sise 
pleces 
Combine tapioca, salt and boiling 
water in top of double boiler. Cook Semi-Boneless 
Pork Butts 
or Rib End 
Pork Loin Roast 
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about 12 minutes. Combine liquid S C = : d S k 
the, Govind mporiod pcs ss" “| US. Choice and Prime Aged Steaks juice and add to the cooked mia . ’ 
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; Is Refreshing Warm weather is with us, bring 
ng 
foods which are. light and tempting ‘econofical and low in calories. 
Fer sparkle, tempting appear- 
ance and delicate flaver, use 
pale dry ginger ale in which to 
dissolve the gelatin. 
Try this trick of using ginger ale 
with any gelatin dessert or salad 
for flavor variation 
Raspberry-Ginger Bavarian Cream 
pale dry ginger 2 cups hot ale 
rry-flavered ounce package rasp 
gelatig cup water . 
ablespoon lemon ilce 
cup non-fat dry mils 
*, cup crushed reapberries 
guick-frogen: 
Pour hot 
over gelatin in large bowl; stir 
until dissolved. Chill in refrigera- 
tor unti) slightly thickened, stir- 
ring occasionally. 
Meanwhile, pour water and lem- 
on juice into’ deep l-quart bow! 
Sprinkle dry milk over water, Beat 
| with rotary or electric beater until 
stiff, about 7 to 10 minutes. 
Fold raspberries into gelatin mix- ing with it the problem of ser 
  and. at the same time, satisfying 
A Bavarian cream is a dessert (fresh or 
that fills al] of these requirements 
and, wheri made with dry milk 
has the added qualities of being 
Contains 
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Raisin-Oat Cookies Peanuts’ Rate High Place Tastewise, Nutritionwise try Yhis method of fixing them. , salt and when the water is boiling. 
Admittedly it is more work, but the add the peanuts, Cook for 8 min- , Right for Small Fry These codkKies are just right for 
smal] fry, Put them ig their lunch 
box or serve after “school 
Raisin-Oat Cookies 
l', cups sifted cake flour 
l\e teaspoons baking powder 
‘» teaspoon seit 
‘ cup butter or margarine 
1 cup firmly-pecked light brown suger 
2 teaspoons nnemon 
1] teaspoon clove 
', teaspoon ginger 
cup milk 
1". cup uneooked rolied oats ‘quick- 
cooking variety 
% cup raisins ‘(rinsed im hot water 
and dreined 
Sift together flour, baking pow- | 
der and salt. Cream butter brown 
sugar with cinnamon, cloves and 
ginger Stir in sifted dry ingred 
ents alternately with milk. Stir in 
roiled oats and raisins. Drop by | 
heaping teaspoonsful, about |-inch | By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Food Editor 
Listed as one of the plentiful 
foods for this month are peanufs 
Few of us, I believe, realize what 
an immensely valuable crop this | 
tasty little nut is. The United States | 
produces over a billion pounds an- | 
nually! That is but a small portion } 
| of the world’s supply 
Peanuts — goobers — or ground- 
nuts are not really nuts, you know 
but legumes, After the flowers of 
the plant wither and fall off, the 
stalks bend downward and push 
into the earth where the pods de- 
velop and ripen out of sight. 
Their food value is incredible. 
pound of peanuts con 
more proteins than a pound 
the best sirloin steak, in addition 
to as much carbohydrates as a end justifies the means. You may utes. Drain and _rinse to remove 
have to hunt around a bit for the the salt. 
unroasted, or raw peanuts 
DeLuxe Salted Peanuts 
! cup sheiled, 
% cup salt 
3 cups water 
2 teaspoons butter or oj! 
Place pé&nuts in boiling water 
for 3 minutes. Drain, cover with 
cold water, drain again and s)p 
off the skins, wproasted peanuls 
    Place the nuts in a shallow 
pan, add the butter or oil, and them until browned. Salt 
to taste. 
Done either way they're superb hghuy 
_and totally unlike any salted pea- 
bake in a 350 oven until slightly | 
browned, stirring often. Turn 
onto absorbent paper. Makes '3 
pound peanuts. 
Another way to salt blanched, | Heat the 3 cups of water, add the! raw peanuts is to deep’ fat fry | crisp lettuce leaves. nuts you've ever eaten. 
This salad should appeal to the 
chilgren 
Peanut and Carrot Salad 
2 cups grated. carrots 
l cup ground peanuts 
liablespoon greted onion 
1 tablespoon salt 
‘, cup maeyonneise 
Lettuce 
Cormbine .all ingredients except 
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So when we feed our children 
peanut butter sandwiches, we are 
| giving them an excellent food 
We al] know about the experi- 
| ments made by George Washington 
'Carver in his search to find more 
uses for peanuts. No part of the 
j‘‘nut’’ is wasted; in addition to 
| fooa for both humans and animals 
| peanuts go into medicine (the oi!) 
into insulation (the hulls!, and into 
| fertilizer (the residue from the va- 
rious pressings) 
Like the pineapple the potato 
corn and tomatoes, peanuls were 
grown by the South American In 
dians centuries ago 
| Selentists have roasied and 
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| If you like salted peanuts, do |— . i 
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Man-Size Meat Patties 
3 cups corn flakes 
% cup milk 
1% pound ground beef 
3 tablespoons finely chopped onions 
1% teaspoons salt 
‘e teaspoon pepper 
Crush corn flakes slightly; add 
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3 About Kuchen A butter flavored layer of cake 
topped with a fluffy meringue and 
chopped nuts—that's blitz kuchen. 
After the first bite the family will 
wonder what this delicious combi- 
nation is. Then watch them enjoy 
it to the last crumb. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10,1954 
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The bottom layer is made just | 
as you would mix e cake. The 
flaver can be plain or varied with 
lemon or almond extract. 
This batter is spread in a rectan- 
guiar pan and the meringue is 
spread on top of it. The last touch 
is chopped nuts, sprinkled on the 
top of the meringue. 
It is baked in a 350 oven for 
40 minutes. After it is removed 
from the oven, cut-it in squares or 
rectangles with a very sharp knife. 
Blits Kuchea 
\% cup butter 
milk 
\ cups sifted cake flour 
1 teaspoon beking powder 
1 teaspoon vanilla 
5 egg whites 
1 cup sugar 
1 cup chopped pecans | } | 
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  Cream butter and “% cup sugar. | 
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sifted together. Lastly vanilla. | 
bs Spread this dough in 
. Beat the egg whites until stiff 
  
  
  
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for Bomber Believed With President Hatcher 
Down With 17 Men Peaceful A Power in 3 Suspensions | . 
IWAKUNI, Japan (UP)—Planes Urged by Engineer ANN ARBOR w — A course of | and ships ranged over the East procedure has been set up at the} 
“eng fing sompestonast on the inside China Sea today in a vast hunt for! DETROIT (INS) — An atomic | University of Michigan for in- 
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preste — you ve served yoursell on ice-cold drink! since * Wednesday with 17 men that peaceful use of atomic power | suspended faculty members 
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the track star and his wife will portray themselves. | actresses in competition for the role. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
Moth Spray Pilots 4 
Near End of Job LANSING (®—Pilots of four com 
| mercial spraying aircraft had only 
a little more than a quarter of 
the scheduled area around Lansing 
to go today. 
C. A, Boyer, State Agriculture 
Department official. said that of 
the 104,000 acres scheduled to be 
sprayed to wipe out gypsy moth 
larvae, 72,108 acres had been com- 
pleted. 
With good weather the job may 
be completed today, he added.   
TONIGHT,’ 
Sully Z| | The planes can only operate 
when the wind velocity is below 
eight miles an hour. 
| The state “little legislature” ap- 
propriated an emergency $150,000 
| for the spraying and a follow-up | 
} trapping job in the hope of wiping | 
jout the infestation, the first far- 
ither west than Pennsylvania. 
  Djakarta, capital city of Inodo- | 
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New York and 7,640 miles from 
| San Francisco. 
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    LAST TIMES TONIGHT Clifton Webb 
Nixes Return 
to Broadway 
By BOB THOMAS 
| HOLLYWOOD (R—‘The stage? 
| said Clifton Webb reflectively. ‘Ne, 
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  The BIGAMIST 
      
  | Webb seated himself in his spa- 
cious and tastefully decorated 
dressing room on the set of “A 
| Woman's World.’ He had slipped 
into qa robe and wore dark glasses 
| with a piece of cardboard over his 
| nose so the makeup would not be 
| rubbed off. From a vacuam bottle 
jhe poured some milk — ‘Ulcer, 
| you know.”’ ° * ° 
When I deelined a cigarette, he 
sighed, ‘| eannet-do- without them. 
When the doctor took me to the 
hospital and diagnosed the ulcer, 
he told me to quit smoking. I 
tried for two whole days, and I 
was miserable, The slightest noise 
made me jump. Finally the doctor 
allowed me to smoke, as long as 
I didn't do it on an empty 
stomach.” 
As he sipped the milk   and 
| gained solace from the cigarette, 
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and present. | 
| One thing he does not like about | 
20th-Century culture: its ioc’ 
pation with violence. 
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“Tl liked ‘Three Coins in the 
Fountain,’ "' he commented. “‘It 
was a gentle sort of thing. Nobody | 
was hurt in the end 
“But that is all too rare now: } 
adays. The. movies concentrate on | 
murder, mayhem and other forms | 
of violence. Television is the same; | 
it must have a terrible effect on | 
the children 
| “Even the stage has been taken | 
over by the so-called realism. The | 
gentle art of high comedy, such 
| as the shows I used to do, is vir- 
| tually nonexistent. I am happy to) 
| say that Miss Ina Claire returned | 
it to Broadway last season in ‘The | 
| said Clifton Webb reflectively. ‘‘No| 
| nificent. But such artistry is seen 
all too seldom." 
° ° s 
Webb said he had no yen to re- 
jturn to the legitimate theater, 
| where he thrived for more than 40 
| years. He made his debut as a 
| boy in 1903. 
| “When I go to plays in New 
York,” he said, “I look up at the 
actors and say, ‘You poor devils. | 
You have to do the same thing | 7 
  a Wednesday or Saturday.’ 
“The trouble with doing a play | 
nowadays is this: if you're in a} 
hit, you have to play if over and 
over for two years or more: if 
you're in a flop, your ego is dam- 
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Imperceptive Dog Goes , 
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FRESNO, ‘Calif. (UP) — Police | 
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a broken window 
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| truder. The dog usually enters the 
| house by jumping through an open 
| window. On this occasion, the dog 
| failed to notice that the window 
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Salt Firm Blast Wednesday DICKIES Work Clothes 
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AIR FORCE BLUE others at the Pennsylvania Salt 
Mfg. Co. yesterday. 
The blast, in a container hold 
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of the big chemicals firm in sub- 
urban Wyandotte in midafternoon. 
Its terrific force tore and twist- 
ed steel windew frames. Win- 
dows of nearby buildings were 
shattered, 
A score of 
building were periled as the blast 
ripped through the 50 by 60-foot 
ing taken to Wyandotte General 
Hosital   
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ttwo other workerg were hospital- 
ized. Three more men were given 
first-aid treatment at the scene 
After the blast a management 
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| fy the powder. At the same time 
| he expressed mystification as to 
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PURDY’S [° (ireenhouses ” 
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] PLAN CONSTRU CTION—Officials of Parke, Davis watches 
& Company discuss plans for new polio vaccine | ground are 
production facilities at the firm's Parkedale Farm | tendent of 
‘at Rochester. Sitting at the controls of a huge j director of 
crane \s Thomas C. Anderson, vice president and | Dr. (; D 
director of production and engineering, while Dr 
| D. Stimpert, director of microbiological research, 
State CIO Chief 
Wins Re-election 
With Pay Raise GRAND RAPIDS w—With a pay   
  erg here this week were informed 
| that the Grand Trunk Railway will 
look into the question of providing secretary-treasurer, were re-elected 
by better than 
night 
The elections, along with ap 
the north area of the city. | proval by a scant margin of a 
The commission was informed) per capita tax increase, capped 
by S.J. Massey Jr, vice president |= sometimes —heated-—fight-over 
and general manager of the rail-| the organization's financial poll 
road. cles, including the officers’ pay 
raises. +1 majorities last < Ben P| Royal Ook Is Informed sate sie on pesto et aes Tl Graduation . Grand Trunk Weighs the Michigan ClO Council 
well os from the children. | Any gtrl would be | North-Side Site Both Scholle, longtime head of 
And in ow now collection of proud to know that the state CIO organization, and 
Melimerk Fothers Dey Cords le wt pcauaiies aa her ROYAL OAK—City commission- Barney Hopkins, a long-timer as 
| 
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The City Planning Commis   facturing and finishing —s 
Vaccine Maker Reports Expansion —---+ 
Drug Company 
fo Hike Output Will. Produce Polio 
Serum at Large Farm 
Near Rochester 
ROCHESTER—Parke 
Company 
ducers of polio vaccine, today an 
nounced plans for new facilities at 
its 700-acre Parkedale Farm here 
to increase the firm's output of 
vaccine for use next summer. 
The firm supplied a large per 
centage of the vaccine now being 
used by the National Foundation 
of Infantile Paralysis in its .ation- 
wide inoculation program involving 
some 650,000 schooj children. 
Harry J. Loynd, president of 
the world-wide pharmaceutical 
firm, said work has just been 
started on the new laboratories, 
and that they are scheduled to 
be completed and in operation 
by Oct. 1, 1954. 
The facilities will supplement 
existing facilities in the company’s 
main laboratories at Detroit and 
materially increase vaccine pro 
duction, according to Loynd & 
one of the biggest pro Dav is 
Vaccine will be produced here tn 
two buildings, one of which will be 
entirely new. The new building wii! 
be constructed of and 
steel. with the interior in glaze tile 
will be masonry 
The other structure 
cab doorway. Observing from the | modeled to accommodate several 
to r) George W Smith. superin- | thousand monkeys which play an 
Parkedale Farm karie W Walke, |important role in production of 
S and Canadian production. and (the vaccine. Kidneys and other tis 
Brigham, director of biological manu- | sues from the animals are used to 
grow the three types of virus in 
test tubes. Fina] product is tested 
in live monkeys for 28 days before 
it is pronounced safe and effective 
Contract fer the construction 
| has been awarded to the John 
| Cooley Milford Fights 
to Keep Dentis Over Ce. ef Detroit, The new 
facilities will be staffed mainiy 
by trained technicians, the num 
ber as yet undetermined. 
Parke-Davis has 5! vears of ex 
250 Petitioners penence and knowledge in vac 
cine research and production dat 
Protest Naval Recall ing back to 1903 when it obtained US. License No 1 for manufac 
of Dr. Lawrence ture of biological products 
oun sid Residents latte Niiitaed ares Located on rolling country e 
, nist east of Rochester. the Parke began an 1!th hour move last mght dale biological and botanical labo to stav the recall to Nav acuve 
ratories: were established 1908 duty of Dr Robert J. Lawrence oe ‘ and have produced many: of the 
More than 20 residents signed firm's antitoxins antiserums vac- 
petitions against the move, wires 
were dispatched to Sen Homer 
Ferguson and Rep George A_ Don Optimist Elected 
+dere-and calle were macdeto Gor-+—ELARBNEBVILLE = 
G. Mennen Willams | Smith, former president of the lo 
infec. | Cal Optimist Club, was elected lieu 
tenant governor of Michigan South aT 1) MAX MOL) 
| Due to a chronic bone 
tion Dr. Lawrence has been pro- 9 Ady tyes) 
ee   
York St. is penthng at Dudley H. 
County Deaths Moore Funeral Home. He died at 
Pontiac General Hospital today 
Mrs, Erie C Cor : — 
' frer two weeks lLuiness IT] ORD Ser, for Irs Erk a 
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‘Orpiia efBies ( f vis 
Romu a forme M ra resi Martha, are 4 son Dav id chief 
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Saturda t) the Richardson-Bird two sisters, Mrs. Fred Nichols of 
Chape with burial in commerce Pontiac and Mrs Fred Fischer of 
Cemet She died We ©sda\ Utica 
Besides her husband Mrs. Cox . SS 
survived by three daughtet’ Captured German U-Boat Mrs. Charles Bue ‘ Mii 1 irs . . 
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Robert See of Pontia rY arnt arine “was captured Ol 
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AVON BEAUTY SALON Rochester mended to the City Commission 
that a new commuter station be 
located at either 13-Mile road or 
Normandy road.   It was pointed out that an addi- 
tional station was needed because 
of the rapid development of the 
area 
Sull_ greater residential develop- 
ment is forecast for the area with 
the completion of additiona). water 
| facilities _by the Southeastern Oak 
land County Water Authonty. 
Pre-school Children’s 
Mothers Invited to Tea 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP - 
Mothers of pre - school children 
have been invited to attend a_kin- the style for Summer 
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Painting 
  CRISSMAN CHEVROLET CO. 755 S. Rochester Rd., Rochester dergarten tea at the Four Towns 
School at 2 pm. tomorrow ° 
Mothers with children entering 
school this fall should register their 
| youngsters at the tea. The child's 
birth certificate showing that he 
i will be five vears old on or be 
fore Dec. 1 must be brought. BODY-FENDER 
REPAIR The per capita increase - 
| which the pay boosts hinged — 
|barely succeeded. The vote was 
arinounced as 2.576 in favor and 
2,320 in opposition 
The increase, from 4 cents to 
5 cents monthly, will bring in an 
estimated additional $67.000 a year 
to headquarters offices 
Of this, $30.000 is intended for 
legislative work by the CIO) tn 
may i Michigan. the remainder to | 
creases for officers and staff me 
Thers and Other adniintstratree por 
poses 
Promotion Party Set 
for Scotch School Pupils 
WEST BLOOMFIFLY TOW > 
SHIP _— Scotch Schoof promotion 
party for sixth grade pupils will 
,be held at Strong's roller rink 
Friday at 7 pm 
Annual picnic for pupils will be 
held at Walled Lake Wednesday 
June 16, with bus transportation 
provided. Both eve are spon 
sored by the PTA nts on | nounced “‘permanently disabled” 
several times by examining doc- 
tors. Dr. Lawrence is the father 
of five small children and one 
of three dentists in the Milford 
area, one of whom limits his 
practice to dentures and fillings. 
  The popular 36-vear-old dentist is | 
scheduled to report for duty Mon 
day. He was recently informed by 
his Detrow draft) board that he 
Id be drafted April 29 if he 
aid ot oer and rece Ci a com: | 
mi: mn bel re the , - 
Although Navy medics at first | 
eported him unfit. his condition | 
was later waived and he was sworn | 
as a fieutenant in the Dental 
Corps 
The petitions w be presented 
lo the governor today if an ap-j 
pointment can he secured. At 
tempts to reach him by telephone 
yesterday failed 
The petitions indicated signers 
felt ‘a grave injustice is being | 
done by recalling Dr. Robert J. | 
Lawrence to active duty, in view 
of the fact that he is needed in 
  
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    A Distinguished Service... 
William R. Potere FUNERAL HOME 
Ambulance Service 
“ ROCHESTER Opposite P. O. 
Obive 1-5151 the « ity, that he has five 
minor children, and that his med- 
ical history is such that he is 
not qualified for active duty.” 
Residents attending graduation 
exercises at the Highland Auditori- 
um last night stood in long lines 
to sign the protest petitions 
Affidavits of the dentist's indis- 
pensability to the community have | 
been forwarded to draft officials | 
by the Village Council the cham-4     
  
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| Due to his chronic osteomyelitis, | 
fone leg is 2 inches shorter than 
the other. Dr Lawrence has under 
gone nine operations : 
Mayor Who Was Elected 
as Republican Now Dem: 
LANSING INS 
cratic State Central Committee to 
day Ofitiany™” designated” Bentori 
Harbor Mayor Joseph Flaugh as a 
Democrat. - Flaugh. elected as a 
| Republican, had provided meaty 
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Great Response to It 
After 75 Years 
By ROBERT AHIER 
PARIS (UP) — After three-quar- 
ters of a century, the French can- 
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Jap Fisherman Says 
Russians Beat Him TOKYO @—A Japanese fishing 
boat captain released by the Rus- 
sians yesterday said be had been 
beaten with a leather whip by Rus- 
sians who accused him of spying. 
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Kyodo news agency said two 
sthall fishing boats returned to 
Rausu in Hokkaido, Japan's north- 
ernmost main island. They were 
evtzed by the Soviets May 28. 
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Twelve crewmen were aboard 
released boats. They reported they 
had been held on one of the Rus- 
» |sian-held Kurile Islands, north of 
Hokkaido, 
They said at least 10 Japanese 
fishing boats and crews still were 
held in the area. 
‘Near-Perfect’ Crime 
Brings Usual End BALTIMORE ® — George Ed- 
ward Grammer, pudgy, impertur- 
able New York office manager,   
at Maryland Penitentiary tonight 
for the “almost perfect’’ murder 
of his wife. | ee 
Grammer was convicted of blud- 
geoning his attractive, 33-year-old 
  .| Wife to death in August 1952 and 
em her body hurtling downhill 
Hin-an-automobile so: that-it- would 
| appear she died in an accident. 
| Two county officérs, who hap-   oe 
  
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. #— 
John M. Gibson, 13, of Indepen- 
dence, Mo., visited the Missouri 
State Senate where his father is 
Demorratic floor leader. By long 
standing custom, he was appointed 
an honorary page. . 
His “pay”’ was set out in 9 formal THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
| Senate Page Paid Off resolution which was adopted by 
the Senate. It directed his father, | 
Sen. Floyd R. Gibson, to take | 
him to St. Louis te.see the Card- 
inals in action. 
  
The U. S. maintains military 
and naval bases in the Philippines 
under the terms of a %-year 
agreement. In the interests of 
international security the bases       are available to the U.N.   
  
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a Protesting Resident ‘St L W t W ]] B a | the Escanaba-Manistique area pre-five to six years away — we have | — —=I 
-s , Fails to Get All F ; ° awrence a erway 1 TITLE | ccuts one of the few areas of the 't now a 
& ai bagel rag . r . state with sufficient “hinterland” | There will be more than 300Car- | | | 
o a Blut ti. M Pp bl B f t t M h to succeed. Michigan is tod narrow | goes leaving Michigan's ports for ” ¥ ° 
Sg The es Bluffs citi- | any Io em S, ene 1 S O ‘ 1c 1gan ‘for many communities to develop foreign lands this year, he said . 
= | Ste o ic@ to report) 1 ANSING W#-— Your head will tions offered at a conference in| try, business, labo ernment, | a big port, he said He noted that hides can be shipped [| ; 
ee seen iceman riding | sig ‘ alae ; ” 7 a are g € por. i Oe : , NA _ 
$ - ace scat of a- police - ‘swim at some of the problems and | Gov. Williams’ office. education and others. * Bert Robb, commission secre- o wate a _— DR. aa . A. | _LER a 
} s ; : , +for one-eleven overia " . = 
- with his arm around a pretty girl | benefits state officials-expect when - The state's annual two per cent Thomas L. Lott of the State Wa- ‘ary. said Wisconsin has the jump scabs City cherries and Mich- “ene : f 
just didn't have the whole story. |the St. Lawrence Seaway reaches 
The girl was the policeman's| Michigan waters of the Great 
daughter and she was being rushed Lakes 
to a hospital with an injured hand.| These are some of the predic- 
  
  normal population gain will jump | 
to 30 per cent a year and Detroit's 
population will climb to 3,700,000 
persons 10 years after the seaway 
opens 
Tremendous highway, housing, | 
urban and rural zoning, indus- | 
| trial expansion problems will re- | 
| mutt. 
| The Escanaba-Manistique area 
is best suited in the state for a terways Commisgsiqn told the group 
that there are too many public 
and private agencies setting up 
seaway planning and study groups 
They must be coordinated, he said 
He declared there is a chance 
tween Michigan cities for port 
developments. 
A successful port development, 
he said, 
“hinterland” to provide exports | committee, 
of serious geographic rivalry be- | 
must have a_ sizeable | 
| to be nearer markets and that on the Great Lakes states, partly 
because of a good state port au- 
thority law and partly because it 
cag concentrate on its single good 
port, Milwaukee. Ohio is working 
rapidly with a legislative study 
he said, and Illinois 
has a “paper” overall state com- 
mittee. 
Rebb reported many eastern 
seaboard businesses are plan- 
ning to move to the Great Lakes   Optometrist 
    igan apple juice, hides, cars and 
machinery already are going down 
the St. Lawrence from Michigan, 
he said. 7 North Saginaw Street 
Phone FE 4-6842   
Outracing the Junk Man 
NEW YORK (INS) — The U.S 
is malsing cars more than twice 
as fast as it is junking them) 
Last year 2,465,936 autos were 
scrapped, according to R. L. Polk 
& Co. industria) statisticians, while   “Better Things in Sight” 
  
new car output totaled 6,121,787, J Closed Wednesday Afternoons 
with total new registrations at 5,- : — ; = : 
. CANDY BUYS!’ | major port expansion land absorb imports. Monroe and| Michigan has a great opportun- 
The Upper Peninsula should reap | Detroit are rivals for that in the | ity te attract new businesses. 
'a harvest because shippers of | metropolitan area, he said, while' Robb said “the seaway is not 
North Dakota wheat, Montana | ~——— a 
beef and Canadian grains, seeking UUUAENOOODOOOUUHACNLUOUAUHA Ae 
jp PRISE gt sal   
    
    
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Many fine recreational spots 
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duck hunting areas, will be gob-     DRUGS witha REPUTATION Assorted 
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       lie waters will be heavier, possibly 
causing a rise in water pollution. 
New legislation is needed to per- 
mit private and public financing of 
“the port developments and indus- 
trial expansion 
The growth of population and the 
_inrush of iadustry; with its high- 
ways, airports and rights-of-way, 
| will take much good agricultural 
land out of production and the 
state's farmers may have trouble 
feeding Michigan. 
The state must vastly increase 
| fits inspection services if food 
stuffs from all over the wortd 
pour through Michigan ports. 
Railroad and truck operations |— 
will be swamped with dockside | 
hauling | 
| These were some of the prob- | 
lems visioned by state officials. To | 
| find solutions, Gov Williams 
shaped the group into a state Right Reserved & 
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  canvas. This eliminates   INFLATABLE TENT — Raising the roof of this tent is merely 
a matter of pumping air into the many hoses placed throughout the   the use of cumbersome metal or wooden 
— When morning comes, user can quickly deflate tent, fold into | 
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West | Berlin, Germany. 
Bob Considine Says:   
  
Mamie Has Help on Menu 
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State Department helped Mamie 
NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION 
SCHOOL payer OF THE 
CITY OF PONTIAC   
To the malities electors of the Schoo! 
District “the City of Pontiac, Oakland 
County. Mich: igan 
Notice is hereby given, that the an- 
nuel election will be held im the 
District of the City of Pontiac, in the 
County of Oakland and State of Michi- 
ort on Monday, the i4th day of June, 
964, from 1:00 o'clock am. to 8:00 
ie perpens’ electing the following: purpose of e t 
Two members of the Board of Bdues- 
tion for a term of 4 years each, and to 
inst property in the Schdol 
City of Pontiac, County of 
Oakland, State of Michigan, for all 
pu ses except taxes for the payment 
of interest and principal on obligations 
incurred prior to December 8, 1932, be 
increased as provided in Section 21 of 
Article X of the Constitution of Micht- 
gan, for @ period of three (3) years from 
1968 = to both = inclusive 4 
1% (96.25 per $1,000) 
the assessed valuation as equalised and 
for @ period of seven (7) years from 1968 
to 1 both inclustve, bv g 875/1000ths 
of 1% ($8.75 per $1,000) the assessed 
valuation as equalized”? 
to be voted upen is the question 
“Bhall the County Schoo! District of 
Oakland County, State of Michigan, 
come under the provisions of the special 
education ect. which statute is de- 
at te encoufage the education of 
the handicapped children; Provided, that 
@ny annual property tax levied for the 
edministration of this ect shall be limit. 
to one if of one mili"? 
Notice te further given, that the fol- 
lowing persons have been nominated for 
the offices of members the Board 
of Education: 
Edward P. Barrett 
Everett C. Spurlock 
Notice is further given, that hog Ry = 2 
laces for sald election will 
  A—Bag! ay Senet. 320 oun 
B—We tea West —— 
C—Cro 
D—Bailey School, ag Pama B—Lin Jr. High, 131 Hillside F—Owen School, 43 East Columbia 
erson oot, 859 Emerson 
I—Baldwin genet 40 East Howard 
J—Longfellow School, 31 North Astor 
K—Wilson School, $11 South Sanford 
L—McConnell School, 245 8. Paddock 
M—Bastern Jr High, 25 South Sanford 
N—Central School, 101 East Pike 
O=Harthoree -Sthoot._1+0¢—N.—~-Feie~ 
traph : P—Whittier School. 600 Motor Street 
Q—Willis School. 1834 Opdyke 
R—Washington Jr. High. 710 Menom- man 
8—Whitfield Schooi, 2009 Orchard Lake 
The following statement has been re- 
retved from the County Treasurer as to 
previously voted _ increases im the tote! School | of web-footed fowl,’’ decreed the 
  
    
+38 rete 
ie oe! im the school district, to-wit: 
Charies A. Sparks, Treasurer of 
Oakland County, State of, Michigan. find 
tnet ag of May 7, 1964 the total of all 
oted increases over and above the tex 
rate limitation established by Section 21 
of Article X of the Constitution of 
Michipe® in any local units affecting the 
axabie propert 
ef the City of Fenttoe are 2.50 mills for 
(ne years 1953 i 1987 inclusive.” 
LOYD M. SIBLEY. 
De 
CHARLES A. SPARKS, 
Treasurer of — County 
LOLA B. KIN 
                  Secretary 
Dated. May 18, I . June 8, 10. "34     E‘serihower arrange the menu for 
the recent dinner the Eisenhowers | 
gave at the White House for Em- 
peror Haile Selassie. At least, it) 
told her politely what not to serve | 
to the Conquering Lion of Judah. | 
“No shellfish, pork, or the flésh 
foreign office with inscrutable wis- 
dom. 
P.S..— He got roast beef, and 
it. 
  courageous chance at the Cath- | 
olic University of America gradua- 
tion ceremonies when he urged that 
the American people and the rest 
of the world be let in on the terri- 
fying scope of an up-to-date H- 
bomb detonation. 
Murray argued that no engineer- 
ing and scientific secrets would be) 
revealed by such a test. 
Wf the world only knew, said | 
Murray, who witnessed the hor- 
rendous March 1, 1964 test, there 
woulg be significant new de- 
mands for peace. 
Murray and AEC Chairman Lew- 
is Strauss do not see eye to eye 
on this proposal. As has been abun- | 
security - conscious that he frowned | 
on the shipment abroad of radio- | 
active isotopes used in medical] ant} 
other research. 
Incidentally, one famed scien- | 
tist_who worked onthe bomb _ 
asked toe be tied te the first 
one dropped on a civilian popu- 
lation, as atonement for what he 
felt was the sin of attending at | 
its birth. 
-The_last_time..Murray. suggested, 
| that a public H-bomb test be held | 
he received a tart reprimand from | 
the White House. 
  
Gen. Harry Vaughan is in aad 
in the School Distriet | export business. 
Former Defense Secretary Lovis | 
| Johnson, ex-Sen. Claude Pepper of | 
| Florida, former presidential assist- | 
ant Matt Connolly, former Interior | 
Secretary Oscar Chapman, former | 
              
  
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      | Brannan, ex-Sen. Millard Tydings | 
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AN are rooted in Washington. 
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ot on   
    
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FORTY-SIX   
Soldier Sings 
to Aid Training. Musical Medic Uses 
2 Calypso Song to Teach 
- Bondage Lesson 
  Congressman 
Wins 2 Victories 
in Golden State 
FRESNO, Calif. @—Rep. Harlan 
Hagen (2.Calif) returned last night 
|to Washington, D. C., assured of | 
renomination and free of a charge 
| af being drunk in an auto. 
The drunk charge against the 40- pressing gratitude 
e | vindication of my 
against arrest.” 
congressman had 
  primary victory and calling dis-| 
missal of the charge “a complete | 
Hagen and Baker were stopped 
early Tuesday shortly after driving } 
here from Kern County, where the | 
campaign speeches. a 
  
a at to voters for his 
4 City Schools 
fo Get Repairs Work at PHS, Wilson, 
Central and McConnell 
to Cost $64,000 original protest | 
made his final, 
  
year-old Hanford attorney, who is | H 
seeking his second term in the Takes Voice Calisthenics | Some $64,000 worth of repairs THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘JUNE 10, 1954 
to Eames and Brown to completely | School and PHS repaired and put 
revamp all PHS toilet rooms. 
The school’ board authorized 
J. C. Cox, assistant superintend- 
ent, to decide who will de a §17,- | 
700 repair job on Wilson's toilet 
rooms. 
The board asked Chissus Con- | 
struction Co. to install fireproof 
steel stairwells at Central School 
at a cost not to exceed $11,707. 
Cox reported there's money in | » 
| 4 
  
| Treated to Blowouts tavern only a short time when he 
— eo school's | 
2 reet steps for people| MADISON, WIS. (UP) — The |« 
driver had been gone from the 
    
  
next year’s school budget to finish | 
: FT. SAM HOUSTON, Tex. @— 
stepped out | House, was ordered dismissed yes-| COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP) — Ste- | and remodeling are in store for A 
? in front of his class on 
; He 
  roller bandage is 80 neat, 
“The flannel bandage gives with 
heat, A charge of drunk driving was | by issuing loud orders. The former | 
| filed, however, against the law- | opera singer who recently won 
maker's executive secretary, | New York City’s Caruso Memorial 
“The gauze, of course, lets in | George C: Baker, 33. 
the air, 
“With a wound on the head you |. Hagen issued a statement ex-' off “keeps my voice in trim.”’ a wall across the McConnell School | 
| Award says this form of sounding bandaging. | terday in Fresno Municipal Court) phen Harbachic, an officer candi-| Pontiac High, Central, Wilson and 
-}on the ground of congressional im- | date at Ft. Benning, Ga., keeps \4-Connell schools, a Pontiac Board 
munity, , trained in his civilian profession jof Education meeting showed 
Wednesday. . 
  playground and fence it so that) 
students can't fall. The two-level | 
McConnell site has a six-foot drop’ 
alongside the school, shored up by | 
| partly-finished wall that, Cox | The school board has already | aid, ‘is a danger to youngsters.”’ | 
awarded contracts for $13,200 to 
‘Bundy Construction Co. and $17,712 | get breaks in sidewalks at Bagley |   Board members attending night affairs at PHS. e ——— 
Automobile 
Due to the Tremendous Response We Seat Cover 
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shave your hair.” 
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By JOE REICHLER George Weiss of the New York|seuthpaw Ted Gray, infielders}a 1-2 record this season. When|paw Whitey Ford has hurt the) broke in with a bang yesterday. O Shackle Dodgers 
* NEW YORK @ —Heartened by | Yankees, Johnny Pesky and Fred Hatfield| right, Ted is one of the best left-| club, The injury to Enos Slaughter | Used as a pinch hitter against the} ST. LOUIS u—Harvey (The Kit-; Haddix fanned four in the game 
the results of their trading efforts 7s ¢ and outfielder Bok Nieman of De-|handers in the American League. | which will sideline the veteran out-/ Yankees, the 2i-year-old lefthand-| ten) Haddix, ace St.Louis Cardinal | to his number 
the past two weeks, the Detroit] While both Weiss and Briggs de-|troit and second baseman Gil Mc-| A fast ball pitcher with an excel-| fielder for at least a month, has/| ed hitter, rapped a single to keep| southpaw who led the National | of-strikeouts to 69. He has walked 
Tigers were in a mood today to| nied a rumor that they had dis-| Dougald, outfielder Bob Cerv and/lent curve, Gray has a lifetime | weakened the Yankee bench a Tiger rally alive League in shutouts with six last | 39 
swap some more players. cussed a deal involving five play-| pitcher Tom Gorman of New York.| mark of 55 victories and 66 de-| During the last two weeks the * ¢ @ year, is back in the whitewashing * ¢ ¢ 
Tiger boss Walter O. (Spike)| ers, neither would comment ‘on a| Gray definitely is on the market. | feats in six full seasons with De-|Tigers have acquired pitcher] Only some 15 hours earlier, Bel-| business. The 160-pounder, who was one 
Briggs and hig first lieutenant, | report they planned to get togeth-| The 23-year-old Detroit native ap-/| troit George Zuverink, first baseman} ardi had bowed out as a Dodger s * *@ of four National League hurlers te ~ 
General Manager Herold (Muddy) | er again today, parently has outlived his usefull-| The Yankees are in dire need of | Wayne Belardi and catcher Bob/| with a pinch hit single against the) Haddix turned in his first shutout win 20 games last year, also 
Ruel, were in town today for a * @¢ 8 ness to the Tigers. Currently| another lefthanded pitcher and an/ (Red) Wilson, Zuverink, purchased | St, Louis Cardinals. of the season last night, dumping | chalked up his seventh straight win 
confab with General Manager| The players mentioned include | plagued by a sore arm, Gray owns | outfielder, The slow start of south-| from Cincinnati for the $10,000 = a the Brooklyn Dodgers by a 30/ and his ninth of the season—tope 
° waiver price, has won two of his| The newest Tiger joined the club/ count and dropping the Bums into| in the league. He has lost three 
mt y) ® three starts. Wilson, from the Chi-| only two hours before it arrived) a first place tie with the New York | decisions. 
GM's Undefeated Streak cago White Sox obtained im a trade| at Yankee Stadium for the Giants in the process. The Kitten—a nickname he cole 
angrum a A nea ISAQTEES |tcr'caicner nate Batts, has been| of the three game series with Bi Bees,’ 29-year-old pris bend Sone of es eee 
. . alternating behind - first two games of the/ style to Harry Bree 
Belardi, acquired trom Brooklyn | me financially,” Belardi said, “but | defeat the Dodgerg this: year and| had a no-hitter working for five 
ld red Or General Motors’ undefeated |final inning on a triple by Lynn l ogan on late Tuesday night for infielder | in the long run, I think it was the | only the second to pitch a complete | innings until his rival hurler, John 
streak finally came to an end last} Van Alstine and a home run by Charlie Kress; a bundle of cash| best thing that could have hap-| gaine against them as he huried a| ny Podres, singled to start off the 
La ; night in City Men's Softhal] League | Wallace. . and two minor league players,| pened to me.” three-hitter. sixth. 
: competition. Fifth-place Milford] Giles Realty won its 3rd straight _ 
Irginia $ pen Merchants snapped GMC's string| victory in girls’ league play, beat-| )[T@ () pen ; ; 
, at six games with a 6-2 victory./ing Gingelivilie, 184. Ronnie Rob- 
"v Merchants broke a 1-1 deadlock | erts paced Giles’ 14-hit attack with = i 4 
Western Open Champ |in the 5th inning, when Mynard| a home run, double and single in) Sam Says Baltusrol | vers ad OWS onus 
Tames Cavalier Course | Reet sivied beme seek Gnest | five trips, . Links Nearly as Tough : 
in 66 Tuneup Round _| John Kokas’ single. Milford added | mine's vs sudum ian tp=srave| OS Oakland Hills By CHRIS EDMONDS football star whose signing to| told newsmen at © prose confer.|beck at Minnesota, te move Gag, 
" | three more insurance runs in the | =, Bicnine™*Nortneide Park: “Avondale MILWAUKEE i—How does a baseball for the| ence attended by such high brass | usually naive. He had his pick of — 
By ROBERT MOORE 6th and 7th innings, ot: i es ay By WILL GRIMSLEY college kid react to an assured in- New York Giants at those terms|of the Giants’ organization as| tx or seven offers trom, sunlag 
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. ®—Mus-| pirmingham Riteway moved |Mitord “-..+.--..- 100 01 2-4 8 ¢| SPRINGFIELD, N. J. w — After | come of $60,000 for the next three | was announced yesterday, | President Horace Stoneham. | league baseball teams tached Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, ini 9 s-way the for 2nd place (OMS io ig Oe ne Oak Son | making his first full tour of Baltus-} years? He’s more impressed with a gift o__% 8 ‘ down a couple of what he called 
lll., one of the veteran profession-| yy gowning CIO No, 504, 4-2. | Wheeler and Toth — ; rol, site of next week's National * * « automobile. Don't conclude from this that) “highly attractive” bids to play 
als along golf's big-time money! wierd Walker and Roger Rey. |fi‘***’ 46) S90 e223. @ Open golf tournament, Sam Snead| If he’s Paul Giel, the Minnesota| “Boy, you ought to see it” he Giel, a two-time All-America half-| football in the Canadian League, 
trail, was regarded as one of the aoias combined te limit the Un- Walker. Reynoids and Kothe; Saddler | wonders if he and Ben Hogan are , Giel admitted, “severe 
favorites in the second annual jcamen te three hits. - 2 vi ~ ooo oo 4—¢ 9 2\ Playing the same course. baseball offers were bet+ 
$15,000 Virginia Beach Open which | och eee ie . 000 622 $7 9 2 * 8s 6 
. Hunt than the one he agreed to with 
began today in this resort town, Louie's a ee aan es a) ee at where these guys Giants. | 
along the Atlantic Coast. In Cleaners, 76, in another Men's |Gingelivilie ..........o90 318 6 ¢ 248 /get that stuff about this being an ad te tell Ce 
' is cut out for ee — ee ae Wickman snd Galante; Boykine, Den-|e@sy course,” the Virginia-born ange x 
the par 69, Cavalier Yacht and |&4 deticit with three as ond Rates. stylist said today. “This baby is sap yey hee g Country Club course, Se : . gene . oun office brass however, 
layout which places a heavy pre- a “I think it's much tougher was “about right,” 
stm aie nae aoe” |[Ontario Angler |'Reaver Pitches jcwre t= moss = Regan y ® Mangrum, who won the Western Ma Have Had 1951. I figure a score of 290 will iy Guat oe yee 
Open Sunday, found the course y )-Hi Gi be good enough to win it.” e.#@.@ * 
very much to his liking yesterday ; o tt { Par for the 7,027- layout is figures Army 
when he turned up for this 72-hole Record Muskie | ef 0 ve Bg fg hype ty oot. ; % mane 
; Taxidermist Weighed ; ——— |, ae Ts + hiaglagebe Leo Durocher, Giants’ manager, 
Four Sports Pages in Fish: Scales Failed to Mates 9. Win Fartlor thie week, Hugin, whe a aa ah own ae ee OS ee 
Pontiac Press Today Show Ounces « ae ws es Axo i at County Stadium here pionship seven year . 
DULUTH, Mion ™ — Tax-| Victory Over Elks’ 9 |called Baltusrol one of the easiest oe On ee forerunner to next week's National idermist George W. Flaim says he courses he'd ever seen for the director, was “high on 
Open with a sizzling Sunder TeEU-| weighed a, Muskie, caught in Eau) Moves Jeromes to. 4th Coen. Ho suid the thivwags sore iy — ME ees ion a pro-ama event. , , * vas enough wildest hitters | a oe <a ih Fee ‘ 
Five other professionals in the | “laire Lake in northern Wisconsin Place in ‘A Loop and the roughs not difficult, = * 7 > Cie | 2 ae - , 6 pet ae 
big field of 153 matched Mangrum’s | Sunday, which tipped the scales at St. Frederick athlete Ted Reaver| osan even predicted that his | >> aoe ee eta a about everything the 
66. They were Fred Hawkins, of | between 69 and T0 pounds. The| itched a Dhitter for Jerome Olds.|OW" alltime National Open score | | ~ aan eS eae Pe eo oo a ee | El Paso, Tex., who won the 1950/ wong record Muskie, caught in of 276, set at Riviera in Los Ange- |): j : » ee ~ ae =| 
Cavalier Specialists tournament Cadillac yesterday as his team beat/,.." in 1948, probably would be Associated Press “Back of the 7 over Gs asnme temrer- Julies | 190 weighed @ pounds, 11 ounces. | Eiks Lefge Me 122, 91. i CHY | troken. ear” in 1953 and won virtually : 
Boros of Mid-Pines, N.C., like Man- "i > tote onl on spetecsrig roger “I'll put Ben in the fairway on national football honor ex- 
grum a former National Open| Fiaim says oh apelin y ee ee eee nto MD | every hole and bet he can't break ee 
champion; Dow Finsterwald of |'0 the pound a | league standings ®| par for four rounds,” Snead added. 5,004 yards and scored Hope Air Force Base: Robert De- | tify as to the exact weight the | 2-2 record for the season. Snead played 18 holes with host touchdowns. 
Vicenso of South America, and| huge Tiger Muskie hauled out of/ Reaver struck out 1@ and |pro Johnny Farrell and Frank 
Paul McGuire of Wichita, Kans. | Eau Claire by Robert Malo of Port) y.ixeq one.. The only hits he |Stranahan, former British amateur . . 
-Mangrum and the others who Arthur, Ont. —" gave up were singles in the ist | champion. He didn't keep a card, || | y | re 
ripped the course to pieces yester- Flaim said his was being and $rd innings by R. D. Win- (he said, but hit several balls on 
day undoubtedly will find trouble] | ° Bi" aa scale field. Les Stone paced the win- [each hole from various positions. 
in at least three other stars—young rapa ners at the plate with three | Snead, who has never won this 
Bob Toski of Livingston, N.J., Dick| The fish has been consumed and! singtes im as many trips. Reaver |major championship although he || Id 
Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake,|at Fiaim’s shop fpr mounting. | io, sions, said there were 10 blind |} . 
N.Y Henry Baroo, who holes—holes from which the green | [7 Hopes for Non-Title 
Other ch players entered | Sportsman's Lodge on the Middle This “afternoon's game matches/ ... hidden either from the tee or : | Seger Go With Olson After 
are Johnny Palmer of Chariotte, | Eau Claire, says he and Malo were —s. and Auburn Mer-| +. fairway on the second shot. Lt ai. “ABs - 2 ee SS 
N.C., Tommy Bolt of Houston, | present when Flaim weighed the |Chasts at 5:30 p.m. af Wisner Field. | «The fairways are just about 35 A 9 etd A NE aoe |: TKO Victory ce ae ct ee Sh Aad bet set Be Supressinn eS an re OT orig eg dip atiy egre . oe 
d Wampler it scaled 69 pounds, ounces. . "s Tugged stuff. THIS DID IT—Johnny Antonelli, New York Giants’ . Wirephote| MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ®—Billy 
Fred Haas Jr. of New/Orleans, Bo | That would be. one ounce heavier Winfield. © 3 6-1 gemeter. a 3} 1|there and all you can do is chop pitcher, shows teammate Alvin Dark how he threw | shutting them out. Dark (left) got four hits in four | Kilgore’s surprise technical knoak- Winninger of Oklahoma City and | than the world record Muskie land- pee Ce ws { } 3) out in the fairway. You can't make|t9 the Braves in Milwaukee Wednesday night, |trips, besides walking once as the Giants won, 40. | out over Ernie Durando here last 
Cooper of Branford, Fia. ed in 1949 in the Flow- watson, 3-0 3 $$ K enter, 'c } 1 1)m shot. . night may have earned him a none 
Snead and Ben Hogan both | age, Wis., by Louis of Rice | Baines. 2-s8 3 ¢ ¢ Meson nc 30 0|_ The greens are big and fast. , title bout with middleweight chame : 
are missing. Lake, Wis. , Douglas, rf 1 -¢ ¢ Qeuthier. rf 3 ¢ © The man who. wins the tournament The Stars Speak: . pion Bobo Olson on July 1. : 
. ; Malo's fish measured 51 inches | Jordon, » 1 9 8 ‘ ya non Ga eat oe, . es e “t 
: with a of 33 inches. : . score, sii ¢| Kilgore, a 2-1 underdog. 
Mishaps Fail = ett wa rat onoec == "| O17 Recalls When Williams Awed Him; | ier 31 wes, gee = A , N.J., middleweight, a decie 
Souchak, Penna, |“““"" =*- _-—|@ ; pect sive ‘beating from start to: finich, eee ence Bs foman w om. **|Gidley Outhits Musial Expects Hit Each Time at Bat _|:/:estits tom sare io‘snis. 10 { all urke Brothers v-Repleced Beines to Sth. | sign doctor refused to ,allow Due 
. Sepinees mith p W but l NEW YORK #—That’s what the | and I really got to know hint. May- Every time I come to bat I ex- to come out for the tenth, in U.S. Open BIR eos cseesssesnesneenens gat 00 0-1 “WW, oses man said: be that’s what mete ao eae po to get a ne a Necesey, An examination after the fight ne. * H [Seen yen casces ota nea nee George Kell, Chicago White Sox: | enough to outhit him "t always t w 
Pontiac Oriv ae Wins] SPRINGFIELD. N.J., June 10 6. pester dod anata W ined. ital eso —— . aes “I've enjoyed my association with | batting crown — .342.9 to Ted’s| can't hit .300 any more, I'll know apace peliagtelieir end tag | 
vs d Featu f Seaso —Three sets of brothers will par- | james, L. Stone, R. Hester, Mason. double “by Bob Ferree; gave Dick , — have been | 342. ea - have him - to retire. : é aos em = 
n reo n| Jemes, 1. Stone R. Nester, Masce. Ls Dick’ Ted Williams. Ted and I have U2T. It was tice to it's time oye GA 1 Rees were needed te 
Pontiac S ticipate in the 54th National Open Woodmore. Jackson; Reaver 10. BB— & Wes four Funs in the Ist inning | friends for years, but I can recall | back. in Boston before I checked) , * * 6 close them. Two more stitches 
at Pontiac Speedway | goit championship at the Baltusrol | Joraan, Woosmore: inchron: Reaver. P| and led to a 6-2 Waterford Town | when I stood in awe of the game's | out.” Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox: | were taken in a cut over the right 
Say Wake of Peuliag drove uxwend are the Burkes, Penhas and Sou- | jordan. , ship Softball League victory over | greatest hitter. Then he'd join me| Stan Mysial, St. Louis Cardinals: | “Bob Grim of the Yankees and eye. 
& Scar pileup, then pulled out ofa chaks. ~~ & Gidley Electric at Drayton Plains. | ang ask my theories on batting, | “I have one philosophy on hitting. | Bob Trice of the Athletics are the| “Durando was reputed to be @ 
: i ; i Gidley’s out-hit the winners, 8-7, , 
spin to win the 25-lap feature of| Billy Burke of Cleveland was ex- Familiar Situation gd P ter collecting two toughest young pitchers I have | much harder puncher than Kilgore, 
sf ee apt : . = ’ ° faced so far. That Trice fools you. | but he never got a chance to prove 
— night's poppe: — ore aon Goal Seer Ge he|in US Senior Tourney a _— and triple and scoring Gridders Loss Barthel Dubious ee other gh it. Billy kept him continuously off 
za ~ prog Open, George P runs, : Fe pitchers in t league t ve | balance. 
areas Von Elm in a playotf at Inverness.| | RYE. NY. W—The standings of : _ of Ability to not batted against them yet. They say Baltimore has two real good Fair is the Ist driver to win |His brother, Pete Burke, was co- | the United _— senior appear “Fat” Keith and Don Herr . A os i 
edalist among the Island pionship mighty i shared pitching chores for Dick ce a n el cores do Se a = today after half of the field of 204| @ Wes. In Junior action, George Ma Hurt A 1eS Beat Santee ones in Bob Turley and Don Lar.) *°" ae 
rag Reem er a * 2 8 had completed the first round. _| juborn’s 2-run single in the 7th LOS ANGELES # — Olympic |%m., Everyone tells me threyre| Richard Braun of Oak Park’ 
of com- | Amateur Frank Souchak, ex-| Thomas C. Robbins, 1951-52 | inning gave White Brothers a 6-5 mr tae ddl << @ & ; came the 2nd golfer to score 
petition and forced a re-start. Pitt football star, was exempt be- | champion from Larchmont, N.Y.,| wip ever Day’s Sanitary. COLLEGE STATION, Tex., June ace at Stonycroft Golf Qub 
Three more cars,   z27 J Matthews, Chicago Cubs’ 
_ | cause he was among the first 20| headed the list with a par-match- 10 W—Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant | bourg added a final training touch} Wid Mt season. Braun, 23830 Moritz, 
including Fair, | finishers in 1953. His brother Mike, |ing 72. The 61-year-old golf sales| Richardson Dairy and Dixie Rec-| admitted Wednesday the loss of |here today, admittedly a little | Seneral manager: oe a 5 iron to hole out his t 
4th lap, but the Pon- 26, ex-Duke football star, led the | representative had a 37-35 to put reation meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. | our football players suspended for | skeptical of his chances of defeat- a pitching weakness. z see on the 145-yard 5th hole, A 
iac speedster came back to regain | Pi‘tshurgh qualifiers. Toney Penna |him a stroke ahead of Joseph M.|A Little League game at 6:30) membership in a secret society| ing Wes Santee in their mile race | Pi<tne was deep enough ' lolt| for 8 years, he carded a 53 
he lead in the 19th lap and win. | | slified as a substitute in Cincin- | Wells of Newell, W.Va. matches Del's Service and Wil-! wil] have a “telling effect” on Tex- re up. I was wrong. pies , the nine holes, He was playi 
also won the 4th heat race. “| nati while his brother Charley qual- | liams Lake. as A&M football prospects this |t2morrow night in Memorial Co jevery jeague in the Minors vet | With Loa Gerback, Harold 
Bill Schultz of Roseville also was | it:.4 in Chicago. Toney Penna was| The first race at Monmouth Park | pick & wes Sports... 400 000 2-8 7 1/ year. liseum pitching help. Those w eM and Larry Miazga. 1 - 
double winner, taking the Ist/ |. : , ind |Gidiey Blectric ...... 010 061 0-2 8 5 . ” ; possibly help us are owned by 
e De given a spot in the field today after | on June 19, 1946 was won by Blind ea 4 vie Herp and Harold Keith,| In his first formal recognition The Olympic 1,500 meter champ, ade sualee lenmee Chiba wis : a 
~— a aoe aaa et tk Honolulu failed to fill its berth. Path. The jockey was Nick Jemas.' rnatcher; Janks and Lesar of the loss, Bryant said: however | who flew in late yesterday from fuse to part with them. We got the M jor le ve Results 
season and Chuck Partelio of 5 he is personally ‘‘very much in| Boston, said he was behind time only hurler of any consequence ag 
Hy sympathy” with the four students. 
Other heat winners were Sid Kel- Porte 
ler, Carm Ragatz and Chuck Mes- The. 8 War of Roses Among Leading Entries |= stv sats teren cee ane TEE 
Sears'siame ce’ for Belmont, Toughest Section of ‘Triple Crown’ ie". “S="S\C]ose Tilts, Shutout Mark tne tion resulting from formation of | gineering at Harvard. ; him.” ’ ek ee * x 
guard Ray Barrett. 
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Tit “\paistial acres. === SS | to Mrs, Thearen’s War of Renes, winner of the | Secret societies are forbidden at |W Ouktant County por off to-w-tast Oe ting his 43 lead, | new aebtbtt wid 
More than 25 automobile loads of == Jersey Stakes at Garden State. He is an import | A&M. start Wednesday with a pair of | 1.4 set down 15 batters in a row, “ticsee % Philadelpnia 4 | 
poaiae Optimists, their wives and} The Kentucky Derby is the glamor girl of the| by Tudor Minstrel, trained by Irish Jim Ryan. Fran said cided who oun close games and one runaway. | untiy Chuck Gillis blasted a long Boston 7. Batime So ag 
guests and members of the West | big three, the Preakness is the charm school but the “2.8 © See See Birmingham’s two entries were | hit to right field with two out in. panimore at wasnmngton, 1-00 P.M. ural ashington, 7: 
Pontiac Kiwanis. club and their/ Belmont is the champion's test at a mile and a half. They hope to get revenge with him in behalf of Kentucky and naturally wanted his winners on 1-run decisions, while |the 7th. The Waterford outfielder | Detroit, st, Philadelphie (2), 3 p.m. 
oe = ws Ss . Never’ Say 
  
      guests were royally, Die’s victory in the English Derby. |first team here to be a.good one, 2 v1) shut out the Huron Val-|beat ‘the throw home for what | Cleveland 6 Boston. 7:90 pm. 
Sea Doe, hae] a wa ter Neh es Se ere ee aah epee name |e re lati ca nna bt Se red 22 | ang aaa nT a The dubmen and guests made el cag lcs Fisherman, Goyamo, | worth looking at. Maxie Hirsch had been uncertain Caddy Is Retri the — i : : 2 2 rs > 
the trip to the Livonia rack in &) .14 others. Well, Turn-To was hart and out of | for some time about High Gun, but after his recent SAN DIEGO, Calif, @— A golf mf 
ed caravan, Wete ©) contention early. Porterhouse missed the Derby | victory in the Peter Pan, Maxie must feel more | pies Dick § _ sie 
tertained at luncheon in boas and the Preakness. Correlation, winner of two big | optimistic. ‘ aig Ne ringen. ——E s 
course's own lunchroom and ‘en stakes earlier in the season, never did live up te ° * *° heist cai | : 
Oe expectations. ‘The Belmont field is rarely big. It is the survival | “sor se tossed his club in the 
of the afternoon’s races were + ° . group of the fast and hardy who have stood up air, in a moment of exasperation 18 ‘ Reliefer Dick Covera got the vic- ley York 0 Muweuton, 3:30 p.ah— Sema 
sages Sor Ge Oe owe At this June date there are some tough horses | under the hammerings of fate. All you have to 40 | gver a missed shot. It got caught bo ret ape! ane dager tory Priiaetphin, wt Coinage, 1:8 pm Rida 
race was son of | is to look back on those who have won the Belmont _ The caddy climbed up ge : “ Reds. :...19 09 0-4 ¢ I at 2 pm—Thets (4D 
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      - § a Milwaukee and ‘ 
FORTY-EIGHT   
Keegan By BEN PHLEGAR 
Associated Press Sports Writer 
After being mired in the minors 
for seven years with an aching 
arm, Bob Keegan leads the Amer- 
ican League in victories today be- 
cause Manager Paul Richards told 
Big Field Seen 
for Year's 2nd 
Publinx Tourney Handicap Feature will 
Take Place Saturday at 
Highland Course | 
By JACK SAYLOR 
Second Michigan Publinx Golf 
Association handicap tournament 
of the season will be played Satur- 
day over the Highland Golf Cub 
course. 
A large field is anticipated for 
the popular event, which gives the 
high-handicap player just as much 
chance for prizes as the low-scor-   
entries are in already | 
of post pn- | 
up, A field | 
the MPGA's Ist 
  ot Royal Oak and Sunnybrook, | 
Doug Woody of Detroit, Bill Heyn | 
Roseville and Bob Brooks of 
Birmingham. 
The Highland layout, operated by | 
Frank Dursek, Les Oberlin and) 
Cari Walters, 
shape for 
is located off Duck Lake Road, 14 
miles west of Pontiac. | 
Yesterday's Stors . 
By The Associated Press 
PITCHING—Harvey Haddix, St & 
; 
  
30. 
BATTING—AI Dark, New York) 
Giants, got two doubles and two 
singles in four times up as the 
Giants beat Milwaukee 40 and 
moved into a first place tie with 
Brooklyn in the National League 
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE 
  TTING—Avila, Cleveland, 381: Rosen — 
Pn Li y 346; Minose, Chic . I 
Busds. 335; House, Detroit, 
43 
RUNS—Minoso, Chicago. @: For. Chit 
e 4; Avila. Cleveland. 41; Carrasquel 
p= 39; Mantie. New York. % 
RUNS BATTED —_— — bd 
osen. land, @ erre ee or 
3s Se 38, Zernial. Philadelphia 
RITS—Avile. Cleveland 72: Minoso ch 
cago and Busby. Washington 8. For Ch 
cago, 67; Kuenn. Detroit, ) 
DOUBLES—Vernon, Washington, 15 Mc 
New York. 12. Minoso, Chicago 
Te Boston. Groth. Chicage and 
Kuena, * 
TRIPLES roit, 10 
Minoso.- Chicego eee De 
trot end Runnels. Wasnington. 7. Vernon 
Washington. 5. Youn Batters Hegar 
Cleveland, Kuenn. betron and Busby 
w Cleveland 13 
Mantie New 
Minose 
Cleveland and Sievers HOME RUNS Rosen 
Zernial. Philedeiphia. 1! 
York and Vernon. 
Chicago Philiey. 
Washington. 4 
STOLEN BASES 
Chicago, 7. Jensen Minceo end Rivera 
Boston end Fox, Ch> 
cago. 6; five players tied with 4 
PITCHING—Morgan. New York an 
1900. Branca. Detroit and Stone Wash 
i 34. 1000: Keegan. Chicago *%! 
: Consuegra, Chicago and Re) noids 
Mew York. 61. 85° 
Baitimore #1    STRIKEOUTS — Turley , 
Pierce, Chicago. 6@: Tructs. Chicago anc 
Hoeft. Detroit, 56 Garcia. Cleveland 51 
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
BATTING—Jaoionsk! -. Louls oe 
wsial, Louis, 385. ammner ue 
~ * ; Redinseen, Brookiyn, 36) 
M . New York, 65 
R Musial, St. Louis, 53, Moon. St 
Louts. @; Schoendienst. St Louis, @ 
Ashburn, Philadeipnia, 47; Sever. Chicago 
RUNS BATTED IN—Musial. St Louis 
06; Jablonski. & Louis. 4. Sauer. Chicage 
48; Ennis, Philadelphia. 47. Hodges. Brook 
.yn and Mays. New York. @ 
HITs—J ki, St. Louis, 64: Musiai 
at. Leuts, 77; Hammer, Philadelphia anc 
Schoendienst. Bt Louis. 71. Mueller, New 
York, 70 ; 
DOUBLES—Jabionsk!. & Louis |) ® 
Ger. Brooklyn, 15. Kiner. Chicago and 
T . Ptiteburgh. 14. Bell. Cincinns 
and Musial. 6 Louts. 1 Priledeiphia, ¢@ 
adelphis and Moon and Musial. Bt Louis ¢ 
Wome RUNG—Musial. St Louis 2 
Sauer Chicago, 19. Mays. New York 16 
Hodget. Brooklyn, 14. Kiussewski. Cincir 
nett. i STOLEN BASES —Brutor Milwauitee 1! 1. 9, Fomdy Chicage s 
je, 7) Torgeson, Pritede) Moon. 8 
phia. 
PITCHING—Nuzhall Cincinnatt +4 
1088; Reschi. St. Louis. $1 833 Antone 
New York.. 82. 80: Fowler. Cincinret! 
Conley. Milwaukee, Grissom, New York 
| iphia, +1. QO0 addi. & Tat we 
Roberts Prilade 
Bruns: Brooklyn. Meglie 
and Simmons. Philadelphia. 49 
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him to get his arm sore in Janu-|last night, 94, over Philadelphia. | of the International League where! Sure enough, in his first season ed Detroit +1. Boston beat Balti- 
ary instead of June 
* . . | He's been beaten only once 
Keegan, a sinker.ball artist. is THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954 
he won 20 and lost 11 for Syracuse 
in 1951. He was available because Shakes Sore Arm, Becomes Chisox Ace with the White Sox, Keegan came 
up with a sore arm last spring 
The big righthander from Roch- | hitting his prime just two months the New ‘York Yankees, who had and had to go on the disabled list 
ester, N.Y., is the brightest new 
star of the first place Chicago 
White Sox. He won his ninth game 
Freak Scoring 
Play Develops 
in NL Contest CHICAGO, June 10 —A freak 
scoring play developed in yester- 
day's 2nd Philadelphia Phillies-Chi 
cago Cubs’ game when Willie Jones 
received credit for a sacrifice fly, 
run batted in, and hitting into a? 
double play in one time at bat 
The Phillies had runners on first 
and third with one out in the third 
inning when Jones, Phils’ third , 
baseman, came to bat. Willie hit a| 
| routine fly to Hank Sauer, the run- | 
ner scoring from third for Jones’ 
sacrifice fly-RBI. | 
Dee Fondy, the Cubs’ first | 
baseman, cut off Sauer’s throw to: 
the plate and when the runner, on 
first, Bobby Morgan, broke for sec- 
ond he was doubled on Fondy's 
throw to Ernie Banks, Cubs’ short 
stop 
  
Archery Deer Hunters 
Less Successful in ‘53 ) 
LANSING W# — Archery deer 
hunters were a little leas success- 
ful last fall than they Wwére In 
1952, compilation of their reports 
showed today. 
The conservation department 
computed that 30,700 licensed arch- 
ers killed some 1,800 deer. This is 
a success ratio of about six per 
cent, 
In 1952, 29,340 archers bagged | 
1,850 deer for a success ratio of |   shy of his 33rd birthday and in his 
second season in the majors 
The White Sox grabbed him out 
Huetteman Family Still 
Provides UD Golfers 
The eight year tenure of the 
Huetteman family on the Univer 
sity of Detroit golf team will con 
tinue for the next four years 
Youngest Huetteman in Titan link 
circles is John, a member of the 
freshman squad Brother Bill, a 
senior, 
varsity, following Ray Huetteman 
who starred in golf and football 
for the Titans 
It's Time Out! 
uy 
       
  
      
. - annoyed, angry, 
enraged, furious...” 
  
65 per cent. Merchants Seek Game 
CIO Nine to Drache Auburn Merchants of the Class 
A City baseball league are seek- 
ing an exhibition game for Satur- 
CIO No. 504, City Class A Base-| day afterngon at Pontiac's Colum- 
ball League team, will hold a prac- | bia-Joslyn diamond. Managers of 
is reported in fine | tice session this afternoon at 5/ interested teams should contact want, 
the Ifhole event. Club | P-™ at Columbta-Jostyn diamond ‘George Shanks at FE. 3-7319. is captain of the present! 
j after rain fell steadily for five | 
“The skipper sure is a man of | who tossed a six-hitter at his for-| owned him for six minor league 
seasons, had given up on hig sore 
arm, 
Seixas, Trabert 
Share Honors BIRMINGHAM. England. June 10 
w—Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert,. 
U. S. Davis Cup players, shared 
, the Priory Lawn Tennis singles | 
championship when rain washed | 
| out the finals Wednesday 
The todrnament was abandoned | 
hours during the afternoon. Seixas 
is the defending Wimbledon cham- 
' pion and Trabert holds the Ameri- 
can_and French titles. 
Seixas, from Philadelphia, and 
Trabert, of Cincinnati, reached the 
finals by ousting a pair of New 
Zealanders yesterday. They were 
declared joint titlists today of the 
local tourney, a warmup for the 
Wimbledon meet, June 21-July 
  
Surkont Says 
Braves Were | 
Lucky in ‘53 MILWAUKEE #® — The Miiwau- 
kee Braves were ‘‘a lucky ball club 
| last year,”’ a member of that team 
| said last night. 
“Let's face it,"’ said Max Surkont |   
|mer mates to lead the tailend 
Pittsburgh Pirates to a 41 win 
which shoved the Braves into third 
place in the National League pen- | 
nant race. ‘We were just lucky | 
| last summer.” 
! ‘The boys were getting that base | 
hit when we needed it and they 
aren't coming through like that this | 
year. You can call it anything you ' 
but in my book we were 
| lucky.” | } 
    
  
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  { Hills of Columbus, O for 30 days. He finished strong, 
however, winning seven and losing 
five 
The past winter Richards or- 
dered Keegan to go to work in 
the gym. Just as he expected, the 
pitcher developed his old ache 
But the advance schedule was 
timed perfectly and Keegan -was 
fit and ready when the season 
| opened. 
> 
He hag started 11 games, fin- 
ished 9 of them and has & fine 
earned run average of 2.27 in 99 
innings. He's beaten every team 
in the league except the Yankees 
at least once and he holds three 
decisions over Boston. } 
The triumph in Philadelphia, 
which included home runs by John- 
ny Groth, Chico Carrasquel and 
Sherm Lollar, enabled Chicago to 
hold its one-game lead over the 
Cleveland Indians who shaded 
Washington 10 New York defeat- | 
| 
Hills Poloists Win 
Wiliams scored 5 goals 
night as Strawberry 
Hills polo team defeated Harbor | 
10-6 at Ivory 
Polo Field. In a preliminary test, 
Mike Wacker's 5 goals fed Ivory's 
to a 136 victory over the Pontiac 
Chiefs. Larry 
Wednesday 
  
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lradio but has never seen them 
play. 
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The surprising New York Giants 
drove into a tie with Brooklyn for 
first place in the National League | 
as Johnny Antonelli registered his 
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Milwaukee 40 while St. Louis * 
tripped Brooklyn 3-0. Philadelphia 
won a pair from Chicago 40 and 
146. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 
43 on four home runs. 
Bob Porterfield of the Senators 
had a no-hitter working until Vic _P 
Wertz singled with one out in the 
seventh and he gave up only four 
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| Campbell's Son’ |PCC Violations Building Boat - ; 
t6 Seek Record " ‘of Athletic Code | ONDON, June 10 «® — Donald | 
pce 32-year-old son of the | 
} . | late speed ace Malcolm Campbell, | : . Mae Jones Leads East | ‘ive daughter of a Rudead. Vt. Booth Wi th Athi t | is building a jet-propelled racing | | 0 | ures 
golf pro. | e es |House. 0) | boat which may boost fhe world | 
Tourney by 13 Strokes She's that many strokes ahead | : | | speed record to a fantastic 280) 
w Ty of the field going into today’s fo Run i in Belgium | mates an how. — List of 35 Reported to 
Conn, ®— . 
ETHERS final round of the St-hole Women's | |. ieee cae disclosed Camp-| Run From ‘Serious to Thirteen is no unlucky number for | Eastern golf tournament at the | , . England, June 10 #— Mrs. Mae M j “ le 8 Five American track and field | bell and a team of scientists have | Mild’ 
) Murray Jones, diminu- ' Wethersfield Country Qub, athletes. trem the. joist Caras] howe gay ee | 
| Pennsylvania squad were named | AM cn or a year - It} SPOKANE, Wash.- #—A record 
- | Wednesday to go to Brussels June | oy eve WORSH to Up Averages — = around pga) bien number of athletic code violations 
° 16 for the Union St. Gilloisse meet- There isn't” much question about+the best shot of my life. eee ee See ee '| described“as “running the gamut 
Racing Season Is Here! ing. It has become the most talked about shot—thanks to newspapers, | after the boats in which the elder from serious to mild” were proc- 
SPEED E UIPM S 2 2° television and radio—in golf's history. Yankees Hand Bengals ee ee of hull essed yesterday by the Pacific 
Jerry Ford, Pennsylv: ath- ; “a st C ane . 
Q ENT SPECIAL letic dieector , said the five were: That <i m of comer ~ Tith Setback in First with Moats and will be powered by paca ia as led ce ~ von 
: naar wedge shot on the 18th hole o |a single jet engine. It looks like a |.) a igpeplo aap Edelbrock High Compression Heads $77.50 Pr. hartge pine pe ils od last round om the — 16 Games, ' 5-1 | seaplane without wings. Campbell ular spring pee 
° . , “ mpionship at ice am Dual - Triple - Quad Intake Manifolds: of Lansdowne, Pa. apd miler | 6. Shadier lack heen = NEW ¥ ORK toy Detroit Tigers | a a oh iaral ad ute | H. P. (Dick) Everest, conference 
Ford, Mercury $45 Chev. Standard-P. G. $42.50 i ce ot oe The hole is a 410-yard, par 4 individually in hegre 4 matically if the boat should sink. | payed res — cians 
a 
Dedge V8 $52.50 DeSoto V8 $67.50 | man H. Beachley, Arlington, tg se as I started out on it, | was game road trip, | Campbell ts reported to be plan- Just what these violations were, 
- . and hurler McAllister Booth, a stroke behind Chander" Harper. + —~Thetr-5t—setback~to~-the New} iing_his first tests in October over | | vever-remains @-conference-se- aa § Wohlfeil’s High Speed Camshaft Populer Grind for | mingham, Mich., from ae | My drive went about 300 yards York Yankees yesterday was their | “ke Ullswater in northern Eng-| 
oll ‘33 to ‘54 Mercury and Fords The Cornell- Pennsylvania squad | down the ae ped a4 by ras llth setback in the first 16 games| '*"¢- The PCC officials, who also re- 
| meets the joint Oxford-Cambridge | time, was in— eft me of the tour. It dropped them to the | laxed restrictions on freshman ath- 
Discount ta Dealers and Garages! | squad in-London’s White City Sta- | chore of getting a birdie 3 to tie. | precarious .500 mark, with 24 wins MSC, Mass. Nines letics a wee bit, plan to wind up 
{dium Saturday. I pulled out the club which has and 24 losses. | the four-day session late this after- 
| Meant se much to modern golf— Tigers haven't dipped below |noon. The agenda still appears 
WOHLF EIL- DEE ENGINEERING | ggg pp ilncsr gy Raeiege | ic dak oneics mode 1 | that figure this season, They'll Open NCAA Series’ | crowded, but Commissioner Vic- 
| Hammer, Jones ti i atthe hele. It was be bat to e that mark | tor O. Schmidt said there was no 
2274 $ Puilies: aa Cube: Rope | Kanne P | eee ee toe ee - Telegraph Rd. FE 2-4907 con, Vanboss:’ drew. Carresquel. toler. surrounded by people waiting for when they face the Yankees tn > OMAHA W®—Hard-hitting Michi. rule that all matters must be Wake Sox, Nuxhail, Bei! 2 Greengrass. 4 te shoot. the windup of a 3-game series gan State and Massachusetts, cleared away at this meeting 
—_— — ——— : a - , ina | today. | which figures to furnish some top- The next session is na ‘' mid- 
‘ wo trees guard a LB | Al Aber or Dick k h 0-1) | flight pitching, have at it in the winter at Pasadena, Calif. 
v Ne Vv Vv a | along with a stream in front of it. will fac pHa I McDonald | opener of the NCAA College Worid aia 
* I hit the ball well, but nothing , | ob i. oe 5 tl Series at 11 a.m. (CST) today. While the faculty men who hold Liao. 
° | out of the usual. It crossed the cup while the tremendous gallery | Among the Tiger regulars, only| Michigan State's job is to bring ‘he reins on conference policy were 
| water in a low trajecjory, hit the went haywire. But no more hay- | cat@her Frank House and Ist-base-| the national title home to the state | Sifting the violations, the football : 
elevated green. Using the wedge | wire than a guy by the name of man Walt Dropo have benefited | for a second consecutive year. The | Coaches wound up their meet ing by 
here, I turned it-around to make | Worsham. | erie the road trip. 1953 winner was Michigan, in its | clecting Henry (Red) Sanders of | 
it like a nine-iron: The shot was worth $25.000 right | House left Briggs Stadium two! first trip to the eight-team double- | UCLA_es-president.He-will- quc- +H 
          
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    The ball rolled a bit more than | | there—and a lot more throughout weeks ago with a .308 batting | elimination affair. |ceed Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf at 
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‘Dodge Four Park Packed? 
sy Try Nearby Pontiac Lake LANSING (®— Arthur C. Fl-! while nearby parks of equal qual- 
mer, chief of the conservation de- ity have room and to spare 
partment parks division, today ask- | For cxumple, he said 
ed state park visitors to spread | Sour ahete park, weak al Pontiac, 
= | attracted more than a million 
A few state parks seemed to be visitors last year, and already 
jammed with visitors all the time, | srendance is past the 200,000 
mark. | normal for a wedge shot—in fact 
it rolled 25 yards right | into the! 
  
It is a good park with a pleas 
ant beach, boating, bathhouse and 
other facilities. It-is near the met 
ropolitan area 
But less than 10 miles away Is 
Pontiac Lake State Park which 
only drew 176,000 visitors last year 
Its beach and other facilities are 18-Year-Old H.S. Junior 
CLEVELAND (®—The Cleveland 
Browns today announced signing 
Chester Gilchrist, a high school 
junior who. won't be 19 until next CHAMPIONS 
Pittsburgh, through an unbeaten tables at Dodge Four never seem Dedge | 
month. - . Gilchrist, a 200-pound fullback. just as good, but visitors who fight 
led Har-Brack High School, near for parking spaces and picnic | mark, He has pushed it to .328. 
} Propo has~ upped-~ tis —mark-—16+ 
| points, from .270 to .280, but the 
Tiger front office is still dis- 
turbed over his failure to hit the 
long ball. Dropo has only two home 
runs 
Here's a rundown on how the 
other regulars have fared on the | 
  tour 
Before Now Diff 
} "Tuttle .....eeee 367 «304-43 | DOOM  ccssiesccs 327 «301-28 | MOON scccccscs 200 280 0— - 140 
Deisimg ...cces 274 250 - 
[a 272 «47-28 
Kaline bs] oC CB 
After today's game, the Tigers 
will play a 5-game series in Phila- 
delphia over the weekend before 
returning to Briggs Stadium next 
week, 
Detroit did a complete turnabout 
against the Yankees yesterday 
After bombing the world champ- 
ions in an 8-0 romp Tuesday night, 
ligers submitted meekly and gar- 
nered only six hits off the com- | 
bined offerings of starter Ed Ford 
and winner Tom Morgan 
Three of these safeties were by 
Keunn, who prigg to the Yankee 
    
  Coach John Kobs’ Spartans dre | their next meeting. | 
picked by observers as the favor-| | The report on the violations gave ) 
| present conference policy tbe mis- 
| deeds are ed to the 
11 2-Year-Old Pacers eo on in Hazel Park Feature the administrators advise the con- 
ference as to what corrective steps 
,expected @o start in the $5,000 The cases might amount to any- 
| juvenile pace tonight at the Hazel "thing from qa minor eligibility rule 
Pace is the 4th Grand Circuit | legal proselyting. 
| event in the final week of Hazel | 
| ‘Swords Point, owned by Margaret LO"G Scouting Record . | Critchfield, of Wooster, Ohio, won | 
he $6,275 Maltby Pace for two and chief scout at the University 
year olds last night lof Detroit since 1934, estimated that 
399 through the pari-mutuel ma-| more than 200,000 miles scouting 
chines for the nine-race program. | Titan opponents. Oe t their number and little else. Under —--- + 
| dents of the schools involved, and 
Eleven two-year old pacers are | are taken. 
| Park Harness Raceway. | infraction to a flagrant case of il- 
Park's 194 meet. 
Ed Barbour, the freshman coach 
A crowd of 5,227 passed $260,- in his 2) years he has traveled 
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  Some 380,000 persons used the East | 
Tawas park last year but oy |     ground ball in the 7th which 
Simonize Body Sheen ... eee eevee eereede 
  z . ( ’ 4 o- Pontiac season in = aaa schoiaatic | — of driving to- Pontiac \itike Whe ti & Secives helting Johnson's Comb. Phg. _ 9. 
the _AlLF ennsy ly Ja SCQPIAS . | slum Cen Carplete $1.6 team. “Another — exaliple Is the Fasty oar i was K . =e | +s Ce inert ——-vatew- wee Se ee = — 
Commissioner Bert Bell of the Tawas and arava. State Parks. womn's beet | n Carplete Ls 
30 anes Plus Tox the boy, who will be ineligible to %,000 used the Harrisville Park, 
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ie ' . ~~ oy ° ® for Central will be Larry Horde, 
a > 7 8 Chiefs, Tribe Fight | also a senior, who has a 10-2 ree- 
FE : . ord for the year 
“ < Both teams boasted $1 Valley 
ee nea LIT e Cal 0) for Baseball Title | marks going into this fina] game 
ea : . ‘of the season 
rr 4 J |, A pair of veteran righthanders noe : 
will face each other on the mound . 
: By HUGH FULLERTON JR. ers’’ was reduced considerably last; double handful of other “name | Claude Harmon, Chandler Harper, cates he may arrive any minute.| The veteran Fazio lost out to today Ee soe = Flint Out-of-Bounds pave P 
NEW YORK W@—I! Ben Hogan | wonday when puch prominent play-| pros whi" qualified sectionally. |Dick Mayer, Skee Riegel, Bob Jackie hasn't finished worse than Hogan in a three-way playoff for Central tangle for the Saginaw; BERLIN (#— When Air | osce 
| doesn't retain National Open | .. as Ski prema Se fae. “ a ne first group, natural Toski, and Bo Wininger, among) seventh in six major tournaments. | the 1950 Open title, placed fifth in Valley Conference's 1954 baseball sgt. Culler B. Jobnston of Mem- 
= golf championship at Bajtusrol | ber Porky Oliver and Chick Har- | ly is never-win always-close Sam ‘ims ._* * |1952 and fourth last year. geal Game was set for phis, Tepfi., played at Wannsee 
next week, the natural assumption | | tailed to make the grade & i _ also includes lavkie| = * Kroll, an ex-sergeant who looks) Wally Burkemo, the PGA cham- |» 45 p.m. at Flint’s Atwood Sta- | goif a fellow golfer teed 
is that his successor will be a/ the tield was a hed fren 1 937 | Burke. Jimm) eware, Ge or sa | After Snead, the curly-haired, the part, is another remarkably pion, also is an automatic quali- | dium oft from thy 10th hole. The drive 
reasonably young professional who 162 . laa sid as | Fazie , siest Fur aL Fred sacs smiling Burke looks the most dan- | consistent non-winner. Since Jan. | fier. ° | PHS Coach Ed Heikkinen will ' sent the bali rolling to the for- 
has been beating his way around : : - 8 | Dute . apa ta Kroll and gerous of the automatic qualifiers.'1 he has been in the money— Though he wasn't in the low 20.’ start senior Marv Caswell, who | bidden Soviet zone. “You might 
‘ the tournament circuit long enough Sint Hinean still has to reckoe! Dick Metz ’ = He's been the “‘comer’”’ long enough . usually in the upper brackets—in his medal scores have improved has won nine of the Chiefs’ 12 vic- say."’ Johnston observed, that's 
to learn how to control his nerves = ch de piavety whic ig! ited! an j The — aii Givikion taken av KU! and his record this spring indi- 17 tournaments greatiy during a year on the tour tones against a single loss. Going really hitting it out of bounds. 
his ie aed = a one. tomatically by finishing in the low! Bessetink, Tommy Boalt, Leo Bia : _ a ~— : ~~ = 
ee 0 at Oakmont last year and ai getti, Doug Ford kd Furgol | 
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Market Stages 
Mild Advance NFW YORK (P The stock 
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sharp two-day decline. Prices were 
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afternoon 
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et ehange 8 4 4 
--Neon..__teday....186.2 899 594 12254 
Prev. day .. 1654 895 Soa 1221 pha ago ... 1705 928 608 1257 
ont ago... 
Year ago 
1954 high , 
1954 low 
1953 high 
1933 lew ., | 
Livestock | 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK \ 
DETROIT (AP)—Hogs—Salabie 190 | Mot enough hogs offered early to make | 
a market » | 
Cattle—Salabie 150 Fresh receipts | 
mostly cows: demand narrow mostly j 
weak: other classes nominally unchanged 
Compared last Thursday: Broad demand | 
for high good to prime fed steers and | 
heifers. steady to 25 cents higher; late 
trade less active: lower grade steers and | 
heifers steady to lower, with grassy | 
rutter and utility under 800 Ibe kinds 
unevenly lower, cows, bulls and replace- | 
ment cattle steady; broad country de- 
mand for stockers and feeders fond | 
prime 1125 Ib steers $25 25 around three | 
Inads 110-1180 Ib steers $25.00 bulk | 
chotce to tow prime fed steers $23.00- | 
24.50. Nberal supply at $2400 and above 
commercial and good steers $18.00-22 00 
utility and commerc fal $15.00-17.50;: few 
choice and prime 726-867 ib fed heifers 
at 00-23.00: bulk commercial and good 
heifers $17.00-2000: cutter and utility | 
cows 91150-1400, heavy fat cows very; 
dull: canners and cutters mostly $10 00- 
12.00 lightweight grassy canners $950 
down: bulk utility and commercial bulls 
%15.00-17.00: bulk good and choice stock- 
ers and feeders $20.00-23.00 
Calves—Salable $0. Today's market 
Vealers slow steady Compared test 
Thursday Demand narrow end uncer- 
ain. vealers fully $2 00 lower bulk mo 
choice $20 0-24 00 mainly 
‘own late: week's top $2700. best 
$28 00: commercial and good $15 00-20 00 
cull and utility $8 00 “ 4 market 
Sheep—Salabdle 25 nursday's } 
n ominal ly unchanged Compared last 
Jambe above steady 4 r gos 
bulk 
skips $17.00- 21 00 
shorti lambs cee 
down: most cull to food shorn 
$4 6-700: good and choice handyweights | 
ip to $9.00 
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 
CHICAGO (AP)—Salable hogs 6.500; 
general trade moderately active; ¢x- 
tremely uheven: butchers mainiy steady 
with oo s average; sows steady 
to 95 higher oice 180-230 Ib butchers 
2§.25-26.25 few lots 215 Ib down 
latter price sparingly 240-270 Ib 
around 240 Ib 
choice 
some lighter | 400 hm sows 
weights 21 50-217 
25 
i salable cattle 2.000; calves 500, prime 
cattle practically @bsent choice, steers 
fully steady:_steers good and below and 
hetfers steady to weak. utility and com- 
merefal cows unevenly steady to 50 
lower: canners and cutters steady to 25 
higher: bulls steady to 50 lower: veelers 
cteady to 100 lowery few loads and lots 
good to high cliofte steers 20,00.24.50 
odd head prime steers up to 26.00, few | 
commercial to low good steers 17.50- | 
19.80; good and — heifers and mixed 
vearlings 19 50-23 50 utility end ¢om-— 
mercial, cows 11.50-18 00; most cannerts | 
and eutters 1650-12 00: utility and com- 
meretal bulls 1400-16 96 to prime | 
vealers 18.00-23.00;. cull to commercial 
grades 16.00-18.00. few loads good to 
choice feeding *tert and yeartings 
=e st steady at 19.50-21 66. i *t ) rummage sale 
| dergrade’ 
to” primey News in Brief Geerge Houghton of 2882 Sunder 
land, Waterford Township, 
township police that someone took told 
public farmers’ markets reported by ine 
a 10-horsepower outboard motor | 5ureeu of Markets Pruits les, Northern Spy, fancy, 
from a canal behind his poral oe Re. 200.3 50 ba Peer 
sometime betwe esday night | Steele's Red. fancy bu, No 1, 2.50 - en Tuesday nig 13 bu Strawberries, No 1, 12 00-14 50 
and Wednesday morning. oes qt case | | Vegetables Snosrenes. No 1. 1.38-1 15 
Michigan State Police of t.. Pon- dos debs age, No 1, 195-250 bu 
a. BD Chives, No 1, oo 1.25 dos behs Caull- 
tiac Post said Byron Carpentier | tower No 1. 225-3 bu. Leeks. No 1, 180 
37 dez bchs. Broccoli No 1. 1 75-250 ', bu 
of 3700. Joslyn Rd. reported theft Cabbage, No 1, 175-225 bu Chives Neo 
of a grease gun. can of grease 1 1.00-125 doz bchs Cauliflower. No ! 
. = i«¢ 225-275 bu Leeks. No 1. 1 50 @oz behs 
and 20 gallons of gas from his Kohirabi ne 1. 200-225 bu Ontons 
farm Wednesday, green, No 60-85 doz behs. Parsley 
= cur.y, No 1 v0 125 dos behs Potatod. 
7 si .| No 1, 120-135 $0-b bag Radishes, red 
Leo Petosky of 437 MIN St.. Mr No 1, 709) doz behs redishes, white 
tonville, told State Police of the No 1. 1.0125 doz bchs Rhwbarbd, out- 
>, a >, , _ door No 1 60-78 dot bets. Tomatoes, 
Pontiac Post Wednesday that jothouse, No 1. 250-275 8-lb vet. Tur- 
thieves took a smal) quantity of i a 1, 1.50 doz bchs 
change and a BB gun from hiss | uce sahd saiad greens: Endive, No | 
variety store. Entry was made by | 
breaking a 4x8-foot front window. 
Theft of a 14-foot rowboat was 
reported to State Police Wednes- 
day by Harry A. Levenburg. He | 
said the craft was taken from a 
dock at his cottage at 4773 Lake- 
view Dr.. Woodhull Lake. 
Osmun’s Town & Country, Tel- 
Huron Shopping Center. Pontiac's 
finest store for gentlemen who 
prefer the finer things. Open 
every night 19pm Plenty of 
free parking —Adv 
If vour friend’s in jail and needs 
pail. Ph. FE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell, 
or Ph MA 5-4031. Guy Carter. 
At Sam Benson's 2@ 8S. Perry St. 
youll find a selection of over 
4.000 pair of pants at savings of 
$3 to $6. Sam Benson, 20.8. Perry 
open every night till 9. free park- 
ing at the Hubbard Garage next 
to my store —Ady 
20% off. 
Dept 
— Adv 
Three Sisters Market, 608 W. 
Huron. Look for our display ad in Diamond Kings, 
Georges-Newports, Jewelry 
tonight's paper - —Adv 
Rummage sale, First Presby- 
terian Church, Sat, June 12th 
9-12 —Adv 
Rummage Sale, Fri.. June tt, at” 
5 N. Saginaw 9 to 9. Sponsored by 
the American-Italian Club. —Adv 
23 Pine >. 
—Adv Rummage sale Sat. 
Revival meeting every 
thru Saturday. Bethe] Tabernacle, 
1438 Baldwin Ave. Pastor Rev. 
Chester Swaffer, missionary Rev 
Mary Williams, main speaker 
|Come and hear the real truth on 
God's word. —Adv. 
St. Methodist Church 
in Rochester at’ 
Plassey’s Garage. corner of Fifth 
and Walnut. Friday and Saturday, 
June 11 and 12.9a.m. to 6 p.m 
—Adv Paul's 
DETROTT EGGS 
DETROTT (AP)\—Eggs. fob Detroit, 
cases included, federal-state grades 
Whites—Grade A. jumbo 46-48, weight-   
ed average 46') large 39-44, wtd ave 
42',: medium 3% smal! 29; grade B 
larce 37-38 wtd avg 37% 
Browns—Grade A, jumbo 43-45, wtd 
avg 44 large 37-40, wtd avg 384; me- 
dium 35, small 29. grade B. large 36; 
grade C. large 29 
Comment: Market steady. Demand fair 
to good. Some resistance to top priced 
ofterings but increasing preference noted 
for the better quality stocks. Supplies 
cpa, | atiequate, except medium. Un- 
not segrecetys,. © but clearing 
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Figures after decima! gag sy eighths 
Noon 
Baldwin Rubber ai y {a7 177 
1D & Cc Navigation* 122 126 
Gerity -Michigan® . 2 74 
Kingston Products® .....+ 24 3 
Masco Screw* eves 24 3 
Midwest Abrasive® ...... 56 6 |Rudy Mfg eralelects 42 4 
Wayne Screw .. 14 i4 1 
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‘MARKETS DETROIT PRODUCE 
DETROIT (UP) — Wholesale prices on 
‘Too-a te bu. meenrete. No 1, 3.00-2 50 
oo Lettuce, head, No 1, 4 50-5.00 3-doz; 
lettuce, head, No i, 1.75-2.25 bu: lettuce, leaf. No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Romaine, No }, 
1.75-2.00 bu. 
Greens: Spinach, No 1, 16-1326 ou 
No 1, 150-300 bu. Collard 
1.25-1.50 bu. Mustard. No 1, 15- 
et on No 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. Tur- 
5-1.00. 1.00 bu 
| nip, No 1 
  DETROIT EGGS 
DETROIT (AP)—Prices paid per pound 
fob. Detroit for No 1 quality live poul- 
try up to 10 am 
Heavy tens 22-34 tight hens 1-18 
heevy broilers or f--er 3-4 ibs: whites 
23-26, gray crosses 27-29's. Barred Rocks 
29-31 caponettes 14-6 ibs) 29-34 old 
roosters 14, ducklings 32. heavy breeder 
ducks 27 
DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT (AP) Prices paid per pound 
fod Detroit for No | quality live pou 
t up to 10 an EST: today 
Heavy hens 19-24 light type 16-18 
heavy bretlers or {fryers 3-4 lbs whites 
26'9-27. grav crosses 286-30 Barred Rocks 
30-31 Heavy ducks 3% Caponettes 4-6 
los 31-34 Breed-r (turkeys. heavy type 
hens 30 toms 25 
| CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO ‘AP: Live poultry barely 
steady. receipts 313 coops. fob peying 
prices unchanged to 1 lower, heavy hens 
| 18-225. light hens 168-165. fryers or 
} brotlers 25-29 old roosters t¢-9*19 
ponettes 29-30 
Crop Reports 
Ease Wheat CHICAGO wW — Wheat eased on 
the board of trade today prior to| 
_issuance of an Agriculture Depart- 
ment crop report which the grain 
trade expected to show. a consid- 
| erable improvement in winter 
wheat prospects from a month ago. 
Soybeans started out quite firm, 
| helped by news the House Agricul- 
ture Committee was all set 
in favor of a higher price support 
level for butter, but they did not 
  hold their gains. Feed grains, stea- 
dy at the start. became -a little 
| weaker as trading progressed. 
Wheat near the end of the first | 
hour was 1 to 1% lower, Jufy $1.94 
| S— corn % to 5s lower, July $1.55) 
|%, oats % eee to “% higher, 
jer, July $3.62 % and lard un- 
pounds lower, July $16.55. 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN 
  CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain: 
Wheat Sep :. 1.08% 
Sely ...-s 1.96% Ox: . 
Bep ..--e- 197%. Soybeans 
Dec Rimes July .....- 364 
Mar scocss OOS Sep . . 2% 
ae : Nov ree fl. 
July 155% Jan am T3I% 
, Ben aaron 190 Lard Dee nee 141% July .. 16.60 
Oats Sep Be ES sb 
July... 7 t 13.30 Sep cecese eS Soybean Oi! 
| Dec « .70% July .. 13.97 
| Rye Bep 12.38 
duly ....cc-. 1.8 t-- 
to vote 
|changed to 20 cents a hundred) May Take Place 
of Diesel Power Both Bus and Firebird 
Engines Undergoing 
Extensive Research 
The time may come when vou 
definitely will be dated by breez 
ing into a service station and ask 
jing the prce of a new set of 
piston rings 
Instead you may ask: ‘Buddy, 
I need a couple new fins for one 
of the pm wheels.‘ What ll they 
cost?" 
For there is much speculation 
in the automotive industry as to 
whether pin wheel, will replace 
pistons in the power plant 
your automobile, 
  In brief: Will gas turbines re- 
place piston-driven engines on 
which the industry raced to its 
present status” 
Engineers will not say that gas 
turbines will take over the indus 
trv: neither will they sav. it cant 
happen 
And they are taking no chances 
ef being caught short on the know 
how. Gas turbines already are driv 
ing experimental cars and 
buses 
General Motors, which intro- 
duced thé experimental —'Fire- 
bird” with gas turbine engine > 
some months age, now is driving 
a standard passenger bus with a 
gas turbine. 
Details of the new engine for 
coaches were revealed by engi- 
neers at the Society of Automotive 
Engineers at Atlantic City 
night. Newsmen in this area in- 
‘ted the engine and rode the last | 
spec 
| bus at the GM Technical Center | 
| on Mound road last week. 
| GM engineers who revealed de- 
tails of GM's experiments with the 
Firebird and passenger bus en- 
gines last night were William A. 
{pines te and .Robert Schilling, of 
|GM Research Laboratories, and 
Robert F. McLean, of GM's styling 
section. 
Turunen’s report disclosed for 
the first time details of a hew 
GM Turbocruiser, a GMC transit 
coach with its conventional di¢se! 
engine replaced by a Whirifire 
turbo-power unit. 
* The Research Laboratories be- 
lieve that if the turbine eventually 
enters the ground transportation 
| field. it is likely to appear first 
in heavy duty commercial vehicles 
The qualification “eventually” ts 
an important one. Engineers make   July 70%, rye “% to % lower, July | j¢ plain that turbines are highly 
$1.04, soybeans % lower to 4% high | unlikely in next year's vehicles, 
or the following. 
Experiments have brought grati- 
fying results: they also have pin- 
is much Work still to’ be done. 
The turbocruiser is the world's 
first turbine powered bus and out- 
wardly it looks like any other bus 
  wide exhaust stack is built 
the rear of the bus. opening_at the — pointed additional problems. There | 
  Ss 
of its type, with one exception. A | 
into | 
, top. Only a sharp observer. would | 
notice the difference, unless you 
| spot the absence of rear windows. | 
Inside, the Turbocruiser is out- 
fitted as a complete mobile lab- - < io .     
  
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TURBINE POWER PAIR—In its experiments with gas turbines, | Boegehold, assistant to the general manager, GM Research Labora- 
General Motors now has two units operating, one in the stripped-down tories; William A. Turunen, head of Gas Turbines department, GM 
XP-21 Firebird and another in the new GM Turbocruiser, a GMC | Research Laboratories, and Charles L. McCuen GM vice president 
transit bus with its diesel engine replaced by a turbine. Inspecting and general manager of GM Research Laboratories 
the two Whirtfire Turbo Power engines are leit lo right: dived 1.4 > 
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oratory with a big instrument | the gas tur bine engine. in addition | surge of sales May 71-31 i 
panel_at the rear end. “It has | to supplying nearly twice as much | @a ers. al oc The sales increase reduced deal- 
virtually all the instrumentation — power as the diesel normally used lers’ new car stocks four per cent 7 
of a stationary test cel) in an | saves over 1,500 pounds in engine | if k Bi M D ‘below the April 30 all-time high 
engine laboratory,’ engineers | weight.” a e ig ay rop | to the lowest point since February 
point out. ———$————————— of this year , 
T : e Domestic new car inventories | May new car sales reached 
wo engineering observers can | | W F pped ; 
sit in front of the instrument con- | 0Ccad oman in jar _ May for the first time) | 105,000 units, wnhin one per cent 
| sole and record data when the lin six months, Ward's Automotive | of April's figure. 
| Turbocruiser travels. The driver's for Cruelty to Dog Reports said Wednesday. 
controls are just like those on a The industry statistical source| There are 275 wildlife refuges 
standard diesel - powered bus, ex A 28-year-old Pontiac woman was | sad the decrease followed an up-' in the U, S. national system. 
cept for an added cluster of in- | fined $20 Wednesday on a cruelty to | . ee 
strument dials to the mght of the animals charge after a_ resident | 
driver reported she abandoned a pup in | == 
Turunen declared one of the | front of his home 
greatest advantages of the gas tur-} Clarence Adams of 210 FE. Wilson | 
bine over conventional engines is | Ave., reported the incident to Pon- 35 to Pick From - 
its favorable power-to-weight ratio. tiac Police after he saw Mrs. Elea- 
nor Walko of 126 Drexel Ave., throw ° 
“The entire power package for . Ww 
the Firebird, which hecindes the = ees dog in front of | e Give Holdens Red 
transmissiontand final drives,” . : ; 7 
he sald. “niga only 775 pemate | ene dog, a mixed breed, Trading Stamps was in a paper sack. Adams re- } 
and gives the power plant and ; ported the license number of the . drive a weight-to-power ratio of ges foll he 
approximately two pounds per woman's car after he followed her horsepower to her home, police said 
. : | Oakland County Animal Welfare | . 
“This ratio is about one-third that: Society, Inc., officials, who took R d d TV 
of a conventional piston engine and charge of the pup, said Adams will | | 10 an 
drive be presented a $10 reward for his 1430 J) oslyn—Corner of Walton FE 2-2257 
“In the Turbocruiser installation, | report. 3 
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Tropical Island Kept Ideal 
by Restricting It to Natives KAPINGAMARANGI, Trust Ter 
ritories (UP) — Tired of it all? 
_ ‘Want to get away from everything? 
How about the South Sea island of 
Kapingamarangi? 
The nearest television sets are in 
Hawaii, 2,900 miles northeast, and 
the nearest telephones are on Guam 
900 miles north. Clothing bills are | 
unknown, as Kapingamarangi '5_ 
just 64 miles above the equator 
and the temperature averages 
about &2 degrees, with plenty of 
shade and tempering winds 
Kapingamarangi is the island 
Hollywood had in mind when the 
movie people began casting Doro 
thy Lamour in those sarong sensa- | 
‘homestead up for sale and plan to | 
maidens are among the fairest in | tions years ago, The Polynesian 
the South Pacific. 
Bill collectors and credit agen- 
eles are an unknown menace here 
where there is no postal system 
and communication with the out- 
side world ts limited to the three- 
times - a - year copra boat thai 
makes the run from Truk. 
Nor is the 15th of March a black 
day on the Kapingamarangi ca! 
endar. They never heard of income 
sales, inheritance or property taxes 
here. It’s an island of individual 
enterprise ruled by a chief whose 
pride and joy is his red aloha shirt 
and dark sun glasses. Yet one of 
the 11 islands on the atoll has been 
set aside as community property 
where any villager may pick his, 
fill of coconuts, breadfruit or pan 
danus. 
Housing is a simple matter on 
Kapingamarangi that is accom 
plished without mortgages, archi 
tects, building inspectors or labor | 
problems, A good solid home goes 
up in two weeks unless the fishing 
is good, and then it may take 
longer. 
Imported essentials are paid for | 
by exports of copra at six cents a_ 
pound, giving everybody sufficient 
money to buy whatever needs can't 
be found on the island. 
Kapingamarangi was one of Ja- islands, and left, the people pretty 
much alone 
Transportation js no problem on 
Kapingamarangi. You can go every 
place there is to go on foot or by 
boat. If you need a boat, you just 
chop down a breadfruit tree, allow 
it to dry out for three months and 
then hollow it out. Attach an out 
rigger and sail, and presto. you 
|have your transportation with no 
down payments, insurance or car- 
rying charges. 
There's no closed season on the 
fishing around Kapingamarang) 
and it's among the best in the 
world - 
But before you put the family 
change your mailing address to 
Kapingamarangi, it’s only fair to 
jreveal the chief drawback of the 
| island — you can't go there. 
| As part of the Trust Territory of |“ 
'the Pacific, travel to the area is 
restricted, and probably wil) be for | 
some time. And it's just as. well, | 
too, for a migration of outsiders | 
would soon spoil its idyllic charm, 
and then there would be no utopian | 
South Sea island for anybody to 
dream or write about 
Girl Hes Husband's Place as Mayor NOVELLARA, Italy Every 
morning a siim, 23-year-old girl 
rides her bicycle three miles from 
) her- farm-home to the erty hall in > 
this village of 12,000. She is Edda 
Ferretti, youngest mayor in Italy 
kidda was elected by the village 
council to take the place of her! 
husband, Antonio, when he was 
sent to jail on charges of misuse of 
village funds. She said she took 
her election as ‘‘a verdict of abso- 
lution’ of her husband 
The funds involved were ad 
vanced by the mayor to help speed 
a loca] project for housing the 
|homeless and poor The council 
said it was convinced Antonio's ac 
| tion “resulted from ignorance of 
the law and not from dishonesty 
|He has been released from jail! 
  
  during World War I as both weather station ean sauphion | under a nationwide amnesty, but 
bese. Four ef the fleat seres are | because of his conviction is ine! 
oti - the beach, and the sunk- |igible to take back his post as 
ea seaplane tender — destroyed 
ie ae ag! dept ——o In 1901, the Army Signal Corps 
the b became responsible for all commu- 
However, the war had little ef 
fect upon Kapingamarangi, as the | nications between the United States 
and Alaska as well as ali military 
and civilian communications in the 
Japanese remained on their two | Alaskan territory. that he will become either a | 
“champien cyclist, a football star 
or a band teader. Other conclu- 
sions: : 
By 18 most of the boys were set- 
tled in their jobs and intended to 
do the same type of work, as far 
Dream 4s they could see, for the rest of 
their lives. ’ 
On the subject of sex, most of the 
youth were for pre-marital rela- 
tions with a steady girl friend, but 
LONDON (UP)—Britain has de- most of them wanted their sisters 
veloped a new race, ‘Knights of and the girls they would marry to 
|the Milk Bar,” according to a re- be virgins until marriage. 
|port on the life and habits of 18 The mental health of the youths 
year-old youths. was not so satisfactory as their 
The report, compiled by Dr. R. Physical health. There was much 
F. L. Logan, physician in charge of motional disturbance in the group, the student health service at the having its roots in family back- 
Manchester University, and Miss round. Twelve of the youths were E. M- Goldberg, senior psychiatric so disturbed that psychiatric help 
social worker with a social medi-| Would have been advisable, the re- 
cine research unit, gives an any- | searchers found. 
|thing but favorable report on Brit- | . 
lish youth. It was drawn up after 
| they interviewed 8 representative from 9 to 12 ounces, which is about 
;}young men of 18 from & London | 1-200 to 1-250 of its mother's 
| suburb. ‘| weight. It is about eight inches 
The main conclesion reached long, blind, and covered with a 
was that the average 18-year-old | dark hair so thin that it is prac- 
dreams rather than hopes for ‘tically naked. 
SIDE GLANCES British Youth 
Seen Languid 18-Year-Olds 
of Being Football Stars, 
or Bandleaders 
  
    
  
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ae 2S THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1954   
By WILLIAM J. WAUGH 
MAJURO, MARSHALL IS 
LANDS, May 29 w—There was a 
certain eloquence to the letter. 
Dwight Heine dropped it in the 
mailbox here April 22 and sent it 
winging across the 7,500 miles be- 
tween these coral islands and the 
glass and stone headquarters of 
the United Nations. 
The letter was signed by pariia- 
mentary representatives of the cit- 
izens of the Marshall Islands. It 
said: . 
* ¢ « 
“We feel that we must follow the 
dictates of our consciences to bring 
forth this urgent plea to the United 
Nations ... We request that all 
the experiments with lethal weap- 
ons within this area be immedi- 
ately ceased.’ 
7” * * 
If these experiments are ‘‘ab- 
solutely necessary for the eventual 
well-being of all the people of the 
wortd,”” then it urged better pre-| 
cautionary measures and adequate 
compensation for uprooted citizens. oll Natives 
  | RONGELAP NATIVES TELL OF ATOMIC SHOWER—At left 
The Marshal] Islands, scene of William J. Waugh, of the Associated Press, shakes hands with 
U. S. atomic experiments, are oc-| Rongelap atoll native who wears baseball cap because he lost his hair 
cupied by the United States under | when Marshall Islands atoll was showered with radioactive ash from 
the March 1 hydrogen bomb test. At right is John Anjin, a leader a trusteeship from the United Na- 
tions. With a population of 11,000, 
the islands are a group of low- 
lying atolls. Ail. residents of Bikini 
and Qniwetok atolls were removed 
from them several years ago so 
atomic-tests could go forward. 
Then, in the March 1 test of the 
hydrogen bomb, 45 persons on Want to Trust America 
  These pictures were made at Kw 
treatment.   
City Manager Quits 
Post Next Month PLEASANT RIDGE — Ashton J. 
| Berst, city manager here for the 
past 28 years, has notified the City 
Commission that he will resign at 
the end of the fiscal year (July 11). 
  
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AP Wirephete 
ajalein where the natives received 
  
|wider area as a result. Then a 
| Sudden shift in high-altitude winds 
carried the radioactivity in an un- 
j expected direction. { 
| The weather man, that night o in Reading Math 
i ‘ | March 1, gave Maj. Gen. Percy W. | 
+ 
‘School Offering 
‘Special Classes 
Rongelap Atoll suffered radiatien |C@rkson, task force comménder,/ Again this year special one-hour 
burns from falling ash. The 236 | 
residents of Rongelap and Utirik 
atolls were evacuated on a tem- | 
porary basis. 
The Marshallese are scared. But | 
after talking with them for 10 days, | 
I feel they are most concerned lest | 
the atomic tests force them to lose | 
their home lagoons. 
* s 
They put the gist of their sar 
and hopes into the petition they 
sent to the United Nations in April; | 
it is to come before the Petitions | 
Committee of the U. N. Trustee- | 
ship Council late in June. 
“We spent a month working on | 
it.” said Heine, spokesman for the | 
committee that originated it. ‘We | 
purposely did not let Mr. Neas| 
(Maynard Neas, acting district ad- 
ministrator) or other “Americans 
know about it. We were afraid) 
they would get into trouble.”’ 
hydrogen expigsion. 
“Water around the ship seemed 
to shake,’’ he said. ‘‘There were 
several explosions that went 
‘wham wham.’ ” 
The ship arrived at Utirik next 
day, * LJ ° 
‘‘We were met by many canoes,” 
Heine reported. ‘‘The first question 
they asked was ‘Is there a war 
on?’ The people said they saw 
something like flames or shooting | 
stars but too low to be shooting | 
stars. They said children cried and | 
hid in the bush.”’ 
Hgine later learned that nom 
lap and Utirik atolls had been con- | 
taminated. He began, with other | 
native leaders, to work on the 
protest. 
Heine is superintendent of the | 
Marshall Island schools. He and | 
Atlan Anien, a teacher, were chief 
draftsmen of the petition. 
“It taxed me and Atlan to write   
it.” said Heine. “We worked every 
day for nearly a month. We would | 
meet with other Marshallese and 
put down their ideas. Then we 
would make a rough draft. 
“I thought we had too many 
‘dangers’ in it. So I looked through | 
the dictionary and decided on, 
Yethal.’ "’ } 
Heine is 35, with dark skin and, 
bushy hair. He went to mission) 
schools, and worked for the U. S. , 
Navy as a guide and interpreter in | 
World War II. : 
: . * | 
“We like the Americans.’ Heine | 
declared. “We petitioned Congress | 
with 2,000 names to have you (the | 
United States) stay here." 
s * * * 
He says the petition implies no- 
lack of confidence in the trust ter- 
ritory government — that Ameri- 
cans here felt responsible for what 
happened March 1. 
This was borne out by Néas, the) the U.-N-“tr-means~more—ther-r ney ig touring the country in con-! acting district administrator, who | 
commented: 
‘I believe officials of the nuclear | 
tests should have given adequate) 
and timely information to the na- 
tives so they could protect them- 
selves, To my knowledge this was 
not done.”’ 
Dr. Dunham Kirkham of Avoca, | 
N. Y., trust territory doctor for 
“It's tough on these people. They | 
seem a. little distrustful of our | 
promises. They are thinking of | 
Bikini.” s s * 
The 200 Bikinians were shuttled 
from atoll. to atoll after they were 
removed from their home atoll, 
and everyone this correspondent 
talked to said they are unhappy on 
isolated Kili, their present home. 
There is no question that in deal- 
ing with the unforeseen trouble at 
Rongelap and Utirik a magnificent 
job was done by all hands—the | 
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, | 
the joint task force, the trust terri-— 
tory government and Kwajalein 
Naval Air Station. 
But why wasn't the possibility 
foreseen? Actually it wien and 
when it happened the trouble was 
quickly detected. As AEC Chair- 
man Lewis L. Strauss announced, 
the “detonation was larger 
expected.” It spread over a much   | nize ithe first tip that something had 
|gone awry. The next day planes 
landed at the affected atolls and 
scientists decided all natives and 
military personnel must be evacu- 
ated. A destroyer completed the 
evacuation in two days, taking the 
people to Kwajalein for medical 
assistance and maintenance. 
* * . 
Besides 
itary personnel on Rongerik Atoll— 
between Rongelap and Utirik— 
were exposed. All those affected 
are recovering without serious can- 
sequences, officials say. 
* . . 
Since the March 1 detonation two 
nounced—with no significant fall- 
out of radioactive material on in- 
thabited areas. The 1934 series of | 
tests is over. 
At the U. N., Ambassador Henry | 
Heine was on a trust territory |Cabot Lodge Jr. has voiced the as- | 
ship at Kwajalein the day of the surance that American authorities | 
|“‘are doing everything possible to| for Senator Dance witt~ be hetd}, 7s" 
prevent any recurrence of possible 
But even that cannot restore the 
residents of Rongelap to their na-| state senator from the 12th dis- | 
tive soil for at least a year—until 
it is considered safe. The people of 
Bikini and Eniwetok may never 
see their atolls again, and Heine 
says the Bikinians have not been 
compensated for loss of their la- 
goon. How much was it worth? 
Mrs. Dorothy Kabua, queen of the 
Majuro Atoll, replied in Marshall- 
ese and Heine tried to give a literal | 
translation: 
“Hard estimate 
Lagoon gives m&ny, many years | 
life.”’ 
* ° * 
Mrs. Kabua was one of two Mar- 
| shallese who went to the U.N. last | 
|year as representatives of the is- | 
Janders._Thisyear_.the_ State. De-... George of the Walt Disney Stu 
|partment said there were no funds |.dios, Hollywood, this week put hun- 
for such a trip, Heine said, add-| dreds of city school children in 
ing: 
“It is our desire to have a repre- , 
sentative there. It would be ad- 
vantageous to the United States 
especially if Russia accuses Amer- | 
ica of using our people like guinea | 
pigs for experiments. After ail, we 
are an ally and not an enemy.” 
The Marshallese are a friendly 
and practical people. They recog: | 
that the nuclear tests may | 
have to continue. If that is the 
case, says Heine, ‘‘our petition out- | 
lines satisfactory alternatives.” 
* » 7 | 
These include ‘‘al] possible pre- 
cautionary steps,’’ education in, 
safety measures and adequate | 
compensation for loss of goods or 
lands. 
‘‘Land means a great deal to the , 
Marshallese,”’ sayd the petition to 
just a place where you can plant | 
your food crops and build your | 
houses; or a place where you can 
bury your dead. It is the very life 
of the people. Take away their land 
and their spirits go also.” 
Expect Commission 
to Cut City Taxes — Pontiac City Commission is ex- 
pected to adopt an amendment to 
the 1954 appropriations ordinance 
tonight which will lower city taxes 
10 cents per $1,000 of property 
valuation. 
A public hearing and decision 
on the proposal is slated for a 
special meeting at 8 p.m. in Mu-|   
  Because Pontiac has over $20,- 
000,000 in new property valuation 
which can be taxed for the first 
time this year. it will be possible 
to lower taxes and stil) obtain 
$100,000 more ifi revenue than first } 
uled to discuss problems involved | ; 
in providing more municipal park- 
ing. Consideration of a proposed | 
alley to run behind the Pontiac | 
Retail Store on Mount Clemens | 
street is also on the agenda. 
  Islands grow | 
coconuts, breadfruit. The reef has | 
fish. The island home for birds. | 
  | i 
j ; | Classes in reading and arithmetic 
| will be given from June 21 to July 
| 30 in Webster School. 
| Reading classes are for first 
| through sixth grade students who 
| need the added help or who like 
to read and wish to carry on 
| during the summer months. 
| These classes are designed to 
  the natives, 28 U. S, mil-| fit the individual need on the ele- | 
mentary level. The classes in arith- 
sixth grades. 
Reservations for any hour from 
|9 a.m. to 12 noon may be made, 
but it is the desire of the teach- 
\erg Mrs. Elsie Welch and Mrs. 
  ‘additional tests have been an-| Marion Hinkley to keep the size | of these semi-tutoring classes very 
! small. 
Dance Is Set to Honor 
| at the VFW Hall, 9-Mile Rd. and 
| Cartiste Saturday, honoring Fred 
| Elias, Democratic candidate for 
| trict in the August primary 
booth will be featured. Tickets 
amy be purchased at the door. metic will be for fourth, fifth and) Mothers to Register: 
Children for School WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Mothers with children eligible to 
enter Pontiac Lake School kinder- 
garten next fall have been asked 
to register their children at a kin- 
dergarten tea to be held at the 
school at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. 
Mrs. Helen V. Smith, Oakland 
County public health nurse, will 
show a film, ‘Kindergarten,’ and 
| Mrs. Joseph Vai-vada, PTA vice 
president, will speak on the PTA. 
Mothers should bring their chil- 
dren's birth certificates, a spokes- 
man said, 
Present kindergarten mothers 
will serve refreshments.   ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 
The Waterford Townsht Board of 
Waterferd Township, Oak County 
will receive bids on proposals for the 
;comstruction of partial 
ship of Waterford Allie 
| Alley to rear of Bank 
  & Parking Lot, 
utiding, Drayton 
and. Specifica’ 
tained by depositing 
Township Clerk. The amount of deposit JBas 
$5.00 with the 
are returned in good condition within 
| 10 days after the opening of bids 
The Waterford Township Board of Wa- 
tertord Township, Oakland County 
Michigan reserves the right to reject 
TOWNSHIP BOARD | OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN LOUIS G. BARRY, Waterford Township Cierk 
June 10, 12, "34   
Reveals Animation Technique   
  
Editor's note: During his visit to 
Pontiac. Nick George, Walt Disney's 
story director, came to see the Pon- 
tiac Press movie editor. As he talked, 
George doodied. Some of these doo- 
dies accompany the following article 
By ABBIE KUCSERA 
A whirlwind visit from Nick 
  PLUTO 
the know about Pinocchio, Pluto 
and Mickey Mouse 
George, artist and director of 
Stories for the famous Walt Dis- 
nection with the re-release of the 
picture ‘‘Pinocchio,"’ now showing 
locally at the Strand 
Information passed on to stu- 
dents proved entertaining, educa- 
tional and sometimes surprising 
For instance 
Out at the big new Disnry 
Studio scrips are never written. 
Artists just start drawing and 
thelr RerIp” Tooke wommewnat-+ 
like a comic strip. But not be- 
fore storymakérs and gag men . 
put their heads together with Dis- 
‘ ney in a series of conferencés, 
talking over ideas and gags, 
from whence comes the mucieus 
of the story. 
  
    Story Director for Disney 
Talks to Pontiac Students , During the process of forming the 
| Story, the artists develop their 
| characters. Next, (contrary to pop- 
| ular belief that sound comes last) 
|comes the sound. 
| All characters are assigned dia- 
| is then recorded. 
Filming is a most complicated 
thing. 
After each little character is 
formed he goes through the hands 
of at least three artists, being first 
sketched, detailed, then colored or 
painted. Backgrounds are complet- 
ed and each character is filmed 
‘hundreds of times. often to com-{70%% 
plete just one movement. 
| In the favorite “Pinocchio,” a 
staff of 800 artists worked for three 
| years to complete about a million- 
and-a-half drawings. Nine hundred 
separate backgrounds were used. 
Al] at the cost of $4,000,000 
But in its completion, Wait 
Disney realized a dream he had 
long dreamed. And the entire mu- 
sical score of “Pinocchio” won 
for the nraster producer a cov- 
eted “Oscar.” 
@ut-at the Burbank Studie right 
a —7 
now, “Sleeping Beauty’’ is in the 
story stage, says George. Also, the 
| Disney artists are doing ‘‘Lady 
; | and the Tramp,” story of “Lady.” a nifty cocker spaniel, and 
j “Tramp.” a mongrel dog. 
But the greatest show of all, 
Mr. George believes, is the live- 
action picture now in the filming 
process at the Disney Studios. It 
is Jules Verne's ‘:20.000 Leagues 
| Under| the Sea.’ 
For \this production. Pluto and 
for real-life actors, such as Kirk 
Douglas, Peter Lorre, Paul Lukas 
jand James Mason. top on Town. 
  Netice of Intention te Construct 
Combined Sewer on Barkell Street 
trom Fourth Avenue to Columbia 
Avenue and Columbia Avenue from 
Barkell Street to 140 feet East of| 
Joslyn Avenue. 
You are hereby notified that at «a 
| regular meeting of the Commission of 
the City of Pontiac, Michigan Deld on 
the 8th foo Md June 1954 by resolution, 
| % was dec to be the intention of 
the City Commission to construct from | 
| bined sewer on Barkell street from | Fourth Avenul to Columbia Avenue and | Columbia Avenue from Barkell street to 
140 feet East of Joslyn avenue “at an 
estimated cost of $13,575.65 and that the 
plan, profile and estimate of said im- 
provement is on file for public exam- 
ination 
tt w further tntended to construct Berst, whose resignation. came 
unexpectedly, came to Pleasant 
| Ridge in 1923 as a field engineer 
| for the village, He left for private 
| busitiess for two years and returned 
in 1926 as village manager. 
For 2% years he served as a 
lieutenant in the Navy Seabees. 
County Deaths Orville E. Ackerman 
IMLAY CITY — Service for Or- 
ville E. Ackerman, 38, who died 
unexpectedly at his home here 
Monday, was scheduled for 2 p.m. 
today in Mufr Brothers Funeral 
Home, with burial in Imlay Town-   
‘ > ery. 
Besides his w 
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Flor- 
ence Bedwin of Lansing; four- sons, 
Victor Tucker of Flint, and Lavern, 
Donald and James of Imlay City; 
and seven grandchildren, 
Mrs. Herbert Chisneli 
IMLAY CITY — Service for Mrs 
Herbert (Helen) Chisnell, 38, of 
402 Lake Pleasant Rd. will be held 
at 2:30 pm. Saturday at Muir 
Brothers Funeral Home, with buri- 
among the 82 natives evacuated from Rongelap. Anjin said the ash jal in Romeo Cemetery. She died 
“looked like salt. It came down like rain. It burned when it touched.” | suddenly Tuesday morning at her 
Surviving besides her husband 
are two sons, Herbert in Korea 
and Duane in Pennsylvania; a 
daughter, Mrs. Jean Adams of 
Lapeer; her mother, Mrs. Edna 
Striber of Pontiac; tw brothers, 
Lawrence and William Spencer of 
Pontiac, and one grandchild. 
Charlies Morelli 
FERNDALE—Service for Charles 
Morell, 75, of 3116 Horton Ave. 
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at 
Wessels Funera] Home, with burial 
in Oakview Cemetery. He died sud- 
denly Tuesday. 
Surviving besides his widow, 
Mary, are a son, Charles of Roch- 
  | Said improvement in accordance with the 
plan, profile and estimate, and that the 
| @ost thereof 
| assessment 
that Lots 3 to special 
benefits and 
incl Joslyn Oardens 
Subdivision ; % Lots to 7 inel 
AP \% of W. % Lot 8 
{AP 103 shall constitute the special 
| assessmept district to defray $7,197 75 
of the estimated cost and expenses there- 
|of and that $6377.90 of the estimated 
cost and expenses thereof shall be paid 
ow fr the Capital Improvement 
| Fund, and 40% from the Sewage Treat- 
| ment Pund s 
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN 
That the Commission of. the City of 
Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the 
Municipal Court on the 15th day. of 
|}June 1954 at 8 o'clock pm. to hear 
| suggestions and objections that may be 
made by parties interested 
wo 6701 
Da . . Plains, Michigan. until 806 pm. of ted. June 8 1954 ; 
June 25, 1054 at the office of the \ ADA R EVANS Democratic Candidate — | June 25. 1954 at tne ott Tynan sch Clare | = ccarat Hail, W. Huron Stree, (M-50) - e : 
HAZEL PARK — An Elias tiac, Michigan =e —— - 
|Curb, Gutter, Drainage on Flor. 
te DGH & MRR. 
James japelli, Alfred E. Hampton, 
Vincent and V. Silva, Henry Baker and 
iD- Robert Snyder, Rose McLarty, Margaret 
T. Clark, Nelson Rich, Harold Hamlin, 
| Pred Barnfather, G P. Moore. DOH & 
| MRR and to all persons interested, take 
notice: That the roll of the Special 
| Assessment heretofore made by the City 
Assessor for the purpose of defraying 
that part of the cost which the Com- 
mission decided should be peid and 
borue by special assessment for the con- 
\ struction of curb. gutter and drainage 
on Piorence Avenue from Augusta Ave- 
nue to DGH & MRR is now-on- file 
in my office for public inspection 
Notice is also hereby given thet .the 
Commission and the Assessor of the City 
of Pontiac, will meet at the Municipa! 
Court im said City, om the 15th day of 
June AD 1954 at 8:00 o'clock pm. to 
review said assessment. at which time 
and place opportunity will be given all 
persons interested to be heard 
WO No. 6700 . 
| Dated. June 0 1954 
| ADA R EVANS { 2 
| June 10, ‘sa]   
OUPONT MEIGHTS SUBD 
  
  
                      ester; two step - daughters, Mrs. 
| Augusta McDonell and Mrs. Nina 
| Reddick of Ferndale; a step-son, 
ergy Joslyn of Birmingham; 
and 17 grandchildren. 
Mrs. Olive M. Sirbu 
FERNDALE — Service for Mrs. 
Olive M. Sirbu, of 466 W. Drayton 
Ave., will be held at 2 p.m. Satur- 
day at Wessels Funeral Home, with 
| burial in Oakview Cemetery. She 
| died Wednesday at home 
| Surviving are a daughter. Mrs 
| John-Fhomas-of-Ferndale,a broth- 
ler and one grandchild. 
Randy R. Wagner 
KEEGO HARBOR—Funeral ar- 
_.bt..0be|... Native ot tpecial Assessment; Tangements are pending at the C. 
“1 Codhardt Fuseral Home tor will be refunded if plans and documents enee Avenue from Augusta Avenue Randy R. Wagner, 8month-old son 
jot Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wagner 
To: Raymond D. Brown, T. W. Doolin.|of 1979 Cass Lake Rd. He died 
General Wednesday in Pontiac 
Hospital. 
  home. 
  Surviving besides his parents are 
three brothers, Gerald R., Russell 
Wayne and Vernon Dale, all at , Mary, he 
    
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| Death Notices BAAR AAA nn nnn nnn enn 
BURKE JUNE & 1954 SARAH } 81] Whittemore St age 60. beloved 
} sister of Ellen Burke dear aunt 
} of Edward Kremer and Dougias 
| Campbell, Funeral service will be 
heid Fridy June ith at 10 am at St Vincent’ de Paul Church 
Interment im Mt Hope Ceme 
tery. Recitation of the Rosary 
| will be held Thursday evening 
ab 830 pm at the residence, 
Whittemore St Funeral ar- 
angements bv Frace Funeral 
Home 
COOMES JUNE 9%. 1954. MARY 
Ann, $570 Waterford Rd Water 
ele eTe To rere ae eeoved tntaent } sicist SbS e ol-j« Gaughter of Francts J and 
elele elefelolsale Colette J Coomes: dear sister of John J Coomes Puneral cervice | will be held Priday June lith et 
! €. WALTON BLVO 1030 a m at the Donelson-Johns   | | ORDINANCE NO 
An Ordinance 
Zone Map of Ordinance No 044 known 
{as the ‘Building Zone Ordinance “ 
| Adopted June 6 1054 Effective June 18. 1954 
An Ordinance to Amend the Buliding 
Map of Ordinance No 644, known 
as the “Butid Zone Ordinance” 
The City of Pontiac Ordains 
Bection 1. The building zone map of 
| the Building Zone Ordinance is hereby 
| amended te provide that the land tn the 
description hereinafter set forth, be 
| classified as Commercial No i 1245 
to Amend the Builiding | | Funeral Home 
Hope Cemetery Baby Mary Ann 
is at the Donelson-Johns Funeral 
Home 
COX JUNE 9 1954 ORPHA TFE- 
ples. 55685 Bredow 8t. Romulus 
Mich. age @3: beloved wife of 
| Eric C Cox: beloved daughter of 
} John Gee, dear mother of Mrs 
| ‘Charlies Buell, Mrs Myrtle Beck 
er and Mrs Beatrice Tuttie dear 
aister of Stewart, Meryl, Claytor 
Percy af Robert See Mrs 
| Gladys Messinger. Puneral serv 
| ice will be held Seturday, June 
| 12th at 3:30 p.m. at the Interment in Mt 
  
Rich 
| Lets 603 to 512. Inclusive Dupont ardson-Bird Chapel, Milford with 
Heights Subdivision | Rey Robert Worgess officiating 
Section 2. The change in the buliding | Interment in Commerce “eme- 
zone map in the above area to Com ! tery. Mra Cox will He in state at 
mercial No 1 is made pursuant to the the Richardson-Bird Puneral 
recommendation of the City i <= Home. Milford 
mission end said Commission is hereby : rea 4 
appointed to make a ee ulgutdi upor eee Mir wea ase 
this amendment to this ‘omm ission AEE ? = 
previous to the public hearing to be heid i li bok bth chet Siial Pe 
before this amendment is adopted pur Bianet Pe , ae * : 
uant to Bection 4 of Act o 207 of Res ried Mia ah ihe = eee: 
Public Acts of 1921 as amended vag . sd unite So seal 
Section 3} That not less than fifteen ae ar) Kar Hs sohie +1157 days Wotlee of (he tre —end—piece+ Lala Pitch and Fannie M 
of the public hearing on thé final pas- | ch Funerst service—wth be 
sage of this amendment. shall be given 
in a newspaper of genere! circulation in 
this city, that such public hearing is 
hereby fixed at March 8. 1954 
Bection 4 This ordinance shall take 
effect ten (10) days from and after 
the date of its passage by the City Com 
mission of the City of Pontiac 
Made and passed by the City Commis 
sion @f the City of Pontiac, this 8th day 
of June, AD. 1054 
WM W DONALDBON, | Mayor 
ADA R_ EVANS City Clerk 
June 10. ‘4 
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIT 4. Tt '" Be.   
Waterford Township.+ Oakiand 
Twit reeeive” bids 6h propowels 
,; modeling Fireman's Quarters, Waterford 
4995 W. Huron (M-5®) | 
. Michigan | i 
—+--~ tained by depositing $5 00 with the ‘Town 
ship Cierk. The amount of deposit will 
be refunded if piens and documents are 
returned in good condition within 10! 
Gays after the opening of bids 
Waterford Township Boerd of 
Waterford Township, Oskiand County, | 
Mich reserves the right to reject any | 
or ell bids and to waive any informali- 
ties in the bidding | 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD 
OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN 
LOUIS OG. BARRY. ° 
Waterford Township Clerk 
dune 10. 12, 4 
Frankie Masters’ Band 
to Play at Walled Lake 
Frankie Masters and his orches 
tra will play for dancing at the | 
  
“08 | Mickey and all of the beloved| Walled Lake Casino Ballroom Fri- Disney characters wil] step aside day, Saturday and Sunday nights. | Plans and specifications may be evil held Saturda June 12th at 2 
P m at-the residence 114 Berm- 
inole Ave with Dr. Wm H Me 
bach officiating Interment 
Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Fitch 
will Me in state at ber residence 
114 Seminele Ave Funeral ar 
Tangements by the Donelso.n- 
Johns Puneral Home 
GRATOPP JUNE 10 1954 JOSEPH 
2864 York Bt Auburn Heights in 
age 82. beloved husband of Mrs 
Martha R Gratopp, dear father 
of David Gratopp dear brother 
of Mr Pred Nithols and Mre 
Fred Fischer Funeral arrange 
ments will be announced later by 
the Dudley H Moore Funeral a = wpe nan tes 
SISK: JUNE -9- 195¢- THOMAS € 
750 Lake Ave, Orton Twp, age 
699 beloved husband of Ida F 
Bisk. dear father of Mrs Hazel 
Brege. Mrs Myrtle Smith and 
Thomat A Sisk’ dear brother, of 
Mrs Carrie Wicks. Mrs fthet 
McDonald. Mre Emma Warren, 
Harrison and McKinley Sisk. Fu- 
neral service will, be held Satur- 
day. June 12th af 2 p.m. at the 
Pursiey Funeral Home with Rev. 
Carl Downing officiating Inter- 
ment in White Chapel. Mr. Sisk 
Will Me In tate at. the Pursiey 
Funeral Home 
THOMAS, JUNE 9. 1954. JAMES K.. 
745 Featherstone, age 58, beloved 
husband of Mrs. Alice B. Thomas 
dear father of George Thomas 
and Katherine 8Spong Funeral 
service will be held Saturday 
June 12th at the St George Greek 
Orthodox Church with Rev &o- 
terios Gouvellis officiating In- 
termént in Mt. Hope Cemetery 
Mr. ‘Thomas will He in state at 
the Brace Funeral Home 
WAGNER. JUNE 8 1954 RANDY 
R. 1979 Case Lake Rd Keego 
Mich. beloved infant son 
of Orville and Sarah Wagner 
dear brother of Gerald R., Rus- 
sell, Wayne and Vernon Dale The management of the Casino, Wagner. Poneral -atrangements 
has announced that/women will be eS 0). the « Godnar inere ome 
,admitted free every Sunday. | Keego Harbof, Mich 
. { 
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In Memoriam 2 | __ Help Wanted Male 6   
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANGIS 
werses whe passed away June 
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Flowers 3 —w 
SCHAFER'S 123 AUNURN 
Funeral Director, eee 
  FLOWERS 
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Donelson-Johns FUNERAL HOME “DESIONE’) POM FUNERALS” _ 
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME 
Ambulance Service Plane or Motor 
oe 
Cemetery Lots 5 
PERRY MOUNT PARK CEME- tery jots 6 graves. Bection one. 
Phone_ re a a 
WHITE CHAPEL CHOICE LOCA. tion 6 graves 6205. 3 for $150, 
Lise ae 
@ GRAVE LOTS, WHITE CHAPEL 
Cemetery. Inquire Det., FAirmont 
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Lines 1 Day 3 Daya, é Days 
2 $1 2% si 62.92 
4 16 312 4m 
5 200 360 54 
6 70 4n 6“ 
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Ph. Midwest 4-0844 
379 Hamilton 
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WHY HOARD CLOSET.   
  
are ready to pay you 
cash for ‘em! To turn un- 
needed things into mon- 
ey, phone FE 2-8181 for 
an ad-writer. : 
Help Want weer   
Male ~_— 
BARBER WANTED. STEADY. 74 W. Huros 6 
  BARBER CHRISTIAN, STEADY job §6—Good for °100 week Bai- 
ards 638 Baidwin MY 2-6792 
BRICK taYEeRe Wt 
Lake Gcheol 2536 A 
corner of Hatchery Rd _ 
BOYS & VETS, i TO #4 NEAT 
and ambitious to work with cir- 
culating sales mgr Experience 
not necessary Average $75. per 
week, plus bonus & commission 
Transportation furnished Leave 
immediately. Cash advanced to 
start. Bee Mr Dovie. @3 to 
12 30 Michigan State Employment 
Office 
? FINISHED CARPENTERS For 
better homes in Birmingham, See 
Mr Holstien at 2331 Ferndale,. 
Sylyan Lake 
SS fe d 
3 te 6 P ; ee 
CARETAKER - JANITOR FOR 
Catholic Church and School Uive 
age experience salary expected 
Write Pontiac Press Box 77 
CARPENTERS WANTED UNION 
job First class men only FE 
2.7986 after 6 PM _ _ 
DISHWASHER WANTED PART- 
time must be fast Moreva Golf 
end Riding Club, 2280 Union Lake 
Rad 
“ON PENSION, Watch 
No ELDERLY MAN 
etc Meals emall Weges 
parking lot 8&8 days weekly 
drivine 150 N Perry 
EXPERIENCED WOOL SPOTER 
Good wages. Steady employment 
Fathe- anc Son Cleaners. 041 Joslyn 
TIMF BARBER WANTED 
Al's Barber Shop 3867 Fliza- 
beth Lake FE 46-4758 
FARM WORK TEMPORAPY MAN 
or brecky + cher bor Ex- 
perience desirable OL 2-1361 ; 
FOUR TOP KOTCH REAL ESTATE 
salcemen neefed right now' This 
{2 an oenortunity niua Cal! FE 
4-2282 for appt   
Jig Bore Operator 
8 
Mast Pontiac be experierced Apply 
Precision Tool Co. 
7427 Orchard Laxe Ave. rE 2-6391 
MAN WITH CAR TO PICK UP 
vacuum cleaners from customers 
Opportunity for reniacement sales 
No experience necessary Phone 
FE 42-2611 or appiy at 17-189 Water 
st 
MAN TO BUILD FARM FENCE 
FE #4014 
MEN TO. SELL FORD CARS AND trucks Prefer men with eet 
ee —erperience Utica 
Motor Seles 2 mile Rd and 
Van Dyke Cres “ichtgan- ~~ ro 
ic Good wages for one who can 
qualify. Pontiac Farm Industrial 
1 
FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC Prefer man with Nash experience. 
ust have own tools 
TOP PAY 
Good working conditions 
KIMBALL BROS... INC. 
Your Nash dealer 8 W. Law- 
tence at Cass ee 
MARRIED MAN WHO WILL WORK 8 hrs per day for $100 per week 
To replace one who wont Year 
round job ff you can qualify 
Car e«-enttal Call Puller Brush 
FE 2-2318 
NEEM A BETTER JOB? . 
Would ov consider $486 per month 
with advancement? I need 3 men 
in Oakland County, those inter- 
ested im permanent employment 
only, write P. 0. Bos 
_tiac, Mien 
PAINTERS WANTED. NON - UN- _ton. PE 2-2706.   
  
Painters—A-1 Only 
For work in Trov. Call Warne 
PA 14343. Price & Frarer, _BOX-REPLIES-—- 
+ ELUFTERS?-— Buyers 
LLiaMS irport Rd. + 
~+ 
Le 
    
RELIABLE MA 
Tangiblé—Intangible’ . 
$150 WEEKLY ~   
Turret Lathe Operator 
Must be experienced on close tol- 
erance bar work. Preferably « 
to set up. Steady work. Pa 
holidays and vacations. 
M. C. Manufacturing Co. 
118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion 
ROUGH CARPENTERS, UNION. 
PE 4-0013.     
ings for journey 
receiving inspector — 6: 
year expericnce. A ¥ 
micrometer 
, 0 5 p.m 
32 BRICK = 
Lake Lae cy poy 
corner of Hatchery Rd. 
WANTED One experienced new and used 
trucks.   
Wonderful 
automatic conv 
aa vr. 158 WN. 
Want d 6 Men.   
To staff our factory 
branch. Must be willing to work, 
adaptable to learning and healthy. 
Experience not nece«sery. This is 
& permanen rosition « large 
corporation Earning 5. 
to . 
sion Car helpful. Apply 158 Oak- 
land Ave. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 
WANTED: WITH OWN 
uipment. Hotel Roosey 
YOUNG MA work for a General 
unit, Geod fut 
one who P —— “Beane Write 
ualifications 
2 MEN 2 
  
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— SITTER WANTED, 2 
  
— = 
  
CURB GIRL Over 1 nN f 
RAEL’S DRIVE IN Highland Rd 
  earnings in overwrite, commis- sions, . Ne 
pew ale collec com- 
petition v ox 
rience. E T Bea’ Teh 
Guild. Ine. Taunton, assachu- 
setts. a = 
ot = = AN 
care for “enudren 
_ housework. phone _ 
Ex AITRESSES, 
full time end week-end 
A 1390 68. Tele 
s 8crid's Drive-In. __ EXPERIENCED MANICURIST. 06 _ mr ~ Call. MI a 
ExPEnRi® Rost _— —_ family. Live 
: s. No coking, no 
a Good references 
_ PE 2.0045 before § p. m. 
EXPERIEN A dy for ment. Ap- em 
op field Fashion 
GIRL OR WOMAN TO HELP WiTH house and baby OLive 3-084 a pr in person. 
GENERAL OFFICE ON for young ladies over 21. Bitr- 
mingham and Pontiac areas. Ty 
ime and ability to meet L 
essential, Shorthand he . > 
teresting and pleasant work Ap 
ply in persen. Auto Club of Mich, 
N_ Perry. Between } and § 30. 
GIRL TO LFARN OPERATION OF 
bookkeeping machine and for gen- 
eral office work Must be able 
fo type Ma,’ complete applice- 
tion information to jac s 
Box 100 
HOUSEWORK MIDDLE AGED, 
sleep in 2 children. own room & 
TV FE 47241. : 
HOUSEKEEPER TAKE CHIL- 
dren, live In country living, week 
ends off Cal) Oxsford OA 8.35488 
for “Connie” during day 
LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSE WORK 
and care of baby. 5 days a week. 
$10 Reply Pontiac Press, Box 54. 
$35 per week MI 41 
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN. LIGHT housework $20 week 3 children, 
live in 5 days. OR 3-7668 or OR 
3-000 ee ne M'nn © AGEN WOMAN POR COM. 
panion to elderiy lady. More for 
home than wages rE 32-3823 
NICE APPEARING WOMAN 20 TO 25 for evening work at Deirv 
Queen 349 Oskiand Ave. Apply 
af'ler 27 PM - 
OFFICE. GIRL Genera) office and perpetual inven- 
tory. knowledge of invoices help- 
ful Permanent position Experi- 
ence preferred. See personnel 
manager WKC 108 N. Saginaw 
PERMANENT POSITION FOR gir! in downtown office Insur- 
ance, and relief switchbéard work   
Some tenine @ hour week with 
many company benefits. Appiv 
Associates 128 N Saginaw Mr. 
Klackle 
RELIABLE. CLEANING WOMAN ? 
daye and 2? nights a week on 
transportation cal after & pm 
FE 17-0566 
children Must be good. Stead? 
work Sleep in 3 to 4 nights a 
week &72) References +   RESTAURANT WORK 330 8. SAG- inaw Twins Restaurant, 
BHORT ORDER COOK AND 
waitresses wanted. 114 Woodward 
_ Avenue. Pontiec 
STE NOGRAPHER FOR GENERAT. 
OFFICE WORK. MUST TARF 
SHORT-HAND. WRITE PONTIAC 
PRESS BOX 6 
SHORT ORD™R COOK AND WAIT- 
ress OR 3-0357 
~Stenographers: 
APPLY   
PONTIAC 
MOTOR 
DIVISION 
Personnel Dept, 
GLENWOOD AVE. 
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
STENOORAPHER FOR REAL ES tate office. Full or part time, 
See Mr. Brewer. Roosevelt Hotel, 
WAITRESS ORILL GIRL. HON- 
ey Bee Diner. 19 W. Pike. 
WOMEN TO CARE FOR 2 Ciill- dren 5 days vicinity Walled Lake. 
Must like children. References. 
Own MA   
WOMEN WITH 2 On A 
ernoons hee pd free to hold 
dress - ties * parties, Paid 
every a lo neces, 
sary. unre . 
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those mus EAINO AND de ig COE'S TRENCI “y by Dick Turner Wanted 4 Real Estat 2 | ent 
Credit os fRONINOS DONE. IN MY Home SERVICE ING — in | Rent Ai Apts: Furnished 33| For Rent Rooms 37 7 : 
> W — nee | $3 a bushe: vee LERVIC E ; ; . | \; am Pt Apantuant vom nent | ay B08 670 ROG EIDE For Sale Houses 43 
7 L f Pees 
more than wages, Pormencnt te ee EsceD, moan, OULD a * end bepriy ge A = | CASH » | SPARTMENT POR RENT. | OF aye este. Lancs MODEAN 
welcome. FE wun may be orn city home PE 347i bet | = ly RewOvAL, TP Tai. : IN | A HOME OF YOUR 
> - , | 8 cones | - estimates - : ? | 35 68 
WANTED AT ONCE WOMEN — BULLDOZIN ma 24 HOURS | ROOMS AND BATH 
d IN- j G. EXCAVATL 3 AND BA MURPHY | ow 
. ° \etinebie ‘yess precustne * ang | MEMEOORAPHING, TY PIN, | _ Gump, truck service ging AND bed and laundry 3 blocks hen | eoks teks " ‘ 
: me, Pitan unique | Secretarial servicé. BM _ 3-002 | EXPER Paee Tandsind RE For your equity — town. FE . 0% Norton. | from Sears. FE 71903. 2876 
e geenalised home permanent ond Practic’ at NURSE AVAILABLE | moval. Pb. PB 5-4602 or OR 3- home er farm. ws os CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM PRI- Hartline 
on program. Training free FE $ sedans vase 4663 or OR 35-2008 the phone. @ be at 
essary Good ‘ ' hom p= Ag 
pg oe in Pomtia« wASiANG, AND TRONING IN My. —™moving raat nn —_ jet our offer betore you 
wns For im- LEC dea: We mean business! ~ 
parte marie call on Fine Oe tie nn SEWER CLEANING | EDW. M. STOU COUPLE PRIVATE ENTRANCE | 500 ROOM 
Wert, and gare. gf" chidren. 10s wAsninog ARE] NT TRORIKGA sexe buodey Sere Po FE 62012 me oad UT aes PE +261 NCE | Goop ra GENTLEMAN ,_ 
ee EE TO 30 NEAT WASHINGS WANTED. OR 3-002 8 AVES TROUGHING | nos ae | AMD BATH. @ CLOSE | Canoe CLEAN SrEEPDNG BOOM 377 S. Anderson St 
&. gy travel to Calif. and 9838 Saline Dr 2 Bryen FP French FE $6973 J ROOMS AND on first feos ° men IM == East side 3 bedrooms (3 , 
with group of girls WANTED WAS Tj si‘) Warm o'r _heatiog & sheet metal ; AND BATH. HEAT. Kitchen privileges sd sous. | 1 up). full base 6 ‘3 dows & zs 
wa hg contract work Aver . J ASHINGS AND TRON- || | furnished. Private 5-1600. Close in. Ou = furnac mest. sew Delco 
per weet, ings Work guaranteed Pick loor Maintenance Work { entrance. 14) W aa : o crm com & 
plus bonus & and delivery FE up « or a AHAN “HAS. BLY E _ Yale. FE 2-388. | screens Quick possession. 
pe lay oa og Transportation fur- +908) Aspha rubber tile | RS 2 ROOM a jd ROOMS price and te Best 
— Experience unnecessary Will TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY terrazzo We Bon Regering oan | — adults cLos TOWN of rooms FE 58-6407 - rms 
mediately ee oy Mg agg i as an on person in my home ae Lasee pal gade Commerciai ee emis i al wr sales 3 ty BA R | 38 Willard 
1 oO : ye dential work, ilar need Aa ° 
LL — aaa Employ | YOUNG LADY DESIRES WORK ae Po. rE. Your Noting ond will certainly 40 Pa 38 B__Pike ee eer | Clese im east side — 4 dedrooms, 
PRE = a 7 . receptionist Some experience oe 17 veers of Ovr , meat ”. APART- CLOSE SLEEPING | t y modern «4 nice iot gerage 
Help y Wanted — “8 o typing FE 5-7630 EL a MOTOR SERVICE RE-| , ts a in pesca | = drinkers, sar Yt _| foom for lady $5. FE 42563 ues an session Price and 
aoe eenaeennans Building Service 12 Ber ete ee EP Aa will be _7E 7106 Drive.| LARGE ROOM. TWIN BEDS. 2 ~ 
APPLICATIONS NOW BEING TAK- — PPAR PRP PPP PLL PPD LAWN MOW = ina handle vai — tor ?finane: 2 AND 3 dressers jorge closet, private on. | 42 Hill C ] 
on for men or women over 3) ATTENT | hour ERS SHARPENED 24 ‘et ch Cal us today SELL HY "| tramee. 4100 Elisabeth Lake Raj, ircie 
1ON COMPL 8 service Ai! : lst your NG RENT. | 
years with earning $90 $200 dati PLETE RE-| ; i} wor. guaran- tr propert +1319. oF rand Donelson Pa 
yer weet Port lime ond Pi é modeling & modernising vervice | teed Pree pick up and delivery y pe mtd at 4 red : ‘before | Nice — = ' Ge _ rk A Won- 
4 me AllLc rooms frerreat €@5 Lincoln Ave TT — 00 i roperty 2 bedrooms at- 
Spoicents. For apet call FE) dormer ee nag | LAN MOE oe93._ ~— it tached garage cedar paneled rec 
DeLee WOW SENS _ apartment alterations are | ened RS. SAWS SHARP- room large landscaped 
ANTS N BEING IN| (Dullding «FHA finanet custg | mighee mach'ne. FE 23-3004. 1369 lot Know the details — priced 
viewed. Men or women with car _ *°470 me | Highwood Bird at $12,800 p 
desiring to earn $85 up per week. ALL KIND PL | © OF CARPENTER LASTERING | | REALTY CO. REAL 5 . 
Fe Re Teak Hie) modu “Eigle SUN * ' lpeaerenino air, eyes 1/4 ae pledge 
0, Ferry. a ler yiccn LAY ; ALL TYPes. EX bedroom bric Ponte 3 
bg i ee AYINO AND GARB: | SSuct Savhaivi. meee Meer Ze | Oven Eves. “ts o—tun. 104 gi AC, best. Atachea Garba 
S Casters, Counter girls, ond Bt aS NT woe "pn Cart busts "ES q wEET Book 70 "shane —e 
steam tabie rators. Also f TS de he! ston. FE ¢-0028 i Post w 
§ tory © non a BASEMENTS i Baiex ve PLASTERING LAND CONTRA cre. 
% _24111, Extension 215 = ee stone and) PE 56-0626, FE 5-0928, ‘Yeo Lustig | g. I TRACTS . 
HIGH scHOOL GRADUATES Bric aces 5-2008 REPRIO AID HO ISTINGS WAN 
Saick” BLOCK : USE M D > ap. ! STL. WANTE 
~ waryins an NOTE ate chimoees etd CEMENT | vee rs Gan. ee and homes oe * sotrtnce 
vTeia f fo rge or t i 7 | mediste 
hes yoarsel’ fot & bustaots oo, uit See oe Guaranteed ROBERT H CHAPIN PUUMBING ” 1 mM ing uo Pm on Z sate. 128 aot ig A 
position +-8604 end heat 4 ROOM FURNISHED 5 
yoor, end permoneet position ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS BE seating ions FE S00" Seo 1008 0y WEA Sormen oe : / ores men GENTLE ND HARGER CO. 
grem. Alternate 10 w 4 model also new hom SAWS = — E _ in the country. New): bas a Pontic Plant end 33 W Mm 
: gram, Allernate 10 weens school 62687 _ oa): JLAWNMOWE RS “The orse gg rel gyre nag, weeny - 00H Porry__ = opeo we Ph FE 66183 
; brook 2-$492 BLOCK AND CEMENT WORK | FE 2 Acer sharpened trick is to work as a team with 90 REpubiic 2-308 REPRE Bow Fon OSNTLE: = 
r Man AnD WE WOULD ims oe 7-901 (a Chamberiein Still arrange to do the driving’ ' ith your husbahd and Real F “4 ROOMS AND BATH COUPLE |i EB Mont Loong EADS 2B w Couutry Lake E state 
% work as ceretaner in motel trai BULLDOZINO~ WORK. we 00 oe SEPTIC TANK ing ‘state caly North end er” Petes 39 EF MONTCAl Mt CORNER OF This pearly oew sieve! aaa t 
¥ ce ire ete for r-mt and wages anywhere Special retes for but ; rs Lake Orion MY 2-643! | TT | KE 4-2252 Body Inquire 108 Dresden. per week Sipe fe veom. 67| [eet acres om tenke of lake “ae 
. +1600 ask fo. _ers FES IS « Hous A A — a =, . Kitchen my iees Fiv of Square , we 
der r Mr. Cri of Ortonville aria AWS. LAWNMOWE KS! __ Television Servic »5/ | MOUSPS AND APTS Als. EIRDS. _Funer wal v ei her Pontiac oF Sens ‘constraction The upper te, 
MAN On WOMEN TO CALL ON | B& J TRE N CHING MACHINE SHARPENE 2 . ae Wanted to Rent OT AROE Tae whens PE ¢266)_— Body » vel nex 3 bedre« i r le 
4 customers and cumcasiette’ poe a caer Nee I ce ae TO ey| DaY mONT TV SERVICE - - Tiree fhoor Adults ya gl Ogg 1 ~ Rooms With Board 38 sete wie with hreplace ana 
and highly advertised ines, OR 31-1640 TRENCHINO rE rE $0300 | ELDERLY COUPLE N NICEL ~~ —— ow niow complete tile bath 
aid. Commission on sale CARPENTER one A Footings field oy ge STR | dren. desire Oo cHU Y ¥ oe et 7. ‘ssoeen | | With showe. The lower level h 
Write Box 15. Pontiec Pre , LY ALTena _ and sewers insta tents AKA ema unfuro ~— and bath Priv poo e poaRD In W large recreation Sa 
e Box 15. es. | ied [a Cem OUaRA ED ay k | between Gingeliviie & GMC 8 Marshal @te entrance 03. 141 Owe 1GE HOME piec coom with fire- 
AOED CARETAKERS: — or TREE TRIMMING AN AND RE “REMOV. | Dal ae anov "ANY ently needed FE 7-01 Ms : ee | ¢. butit-im ber. besutiful back 
DY CON. 1401 SMALL CLE ROOM AND BOA bar. card room The 
i ate Pare rei, ea | eam won” FF Sere | Musee tae Pte FE gee yee stu! Seve tr ms tiptoe LISTINGS WANTED. | Mises nd Sed | taeen ne eet re) spon ‘sis vet" serogned 
t aw Press. ™ "| CARPEN _Masen wort. PE 3-1908 [| TREE TRIMMED OR RES a | 1s Catis ese; “Quaities Te We have customers waiting for §MA : | ans a belehial take ond bendostne 
aeLL Box 7% WTERY  WLOCK AND CB. | joo REMOVED Rago pants furnished homes now covered by Of ALL APF OAS STOVE RE "Clone ~s 60M FOR WEN. | o7 State — rin 
ee: 5 EXPERT “ment work, ete. PE 5-0782. iy joe Moo large or tov email | MITCHELLS | RENTAL AGENCY py cree gaces We con get vou al veer | spigeteter entrange, os érr: tm__apy shift. 6 Auburo | of fishing and Bunting” tn to 
Recessary Can show a e 
how tp 3 minuice, Be your ant eee T WORK. ALL | KINDS WASHINGS AND IRONINGS PICK | 109 N Saginaw A 207) | FREE 10 LANDLOWDS, LISTINGS | Francis E. “Bud” M eS Lose me ores for 5 of inne ewentine ‘wee, the weres 
end Goch epace provided. If over _4 ree sod Gelivery, OR F100 | _ Typewriter Service 22A | seeied. Pemily rental agent. FE | iller |a ewe cera | men near Poutiss and) and en stacked scar -gerege 
it see. &. aed. af over | SOMPLETE LINE OF MASOWEY. Dressmaking, Ta ailoring | 16 LO TID ice WIFE. AN | bo Realtor Soggy th and oes Very | ROOM AND BOARD le em pono house. More 
mon 10 om to Op m FES 183, : . wa : | a Eg | aired 
m_to @pm FE 8-001 arts een: ene ™~ > ALTERATIONS Michele tg ieee ac doveiter nei a x } bed | . — at Yr Bad STOMB (3 san beeen — a Single or . FE greverty “can be pare | This 
se « ASEME APART- a ~ ant . 
| aperpiae. INTER WORK sing. | creer FE +220 vo SEMAN, FYPEWRITERA AND ADDING MA. as ene ne or lower ener os Joys OMT! ek BS ee, on or Seats ene. Te PLEASANT OOM” CROSS VENTT teres oa balance ee 
Sateen tien a Te ri Expert work ctmity call FE 2-847 ation, medis optional. Tourist ac- 
Stenographer-_| CEMENT WORK: RESIDENTIAL & | Come FE a eo Geecra: Printing and Office sun, ON LAKEFRONT COTTAGE FOR ——— |2 ROOM FURNISHED APT i oa | _commodations. “E 2-3420. | pence, 
— reial; free est BAL | ceauiVinG EXPERTL year _ply Co. 7 W, Lew ence 2 adults and 4 chudren Within a LISTINGS WANTE ED |. ona preferred Near town. | “ye; AND RD CLOSE IN. Moctiy level dart soi] with neart 
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Secretaries C HINCHILLAS aoa perbly tatlored FE 5 et} | Upholstering ee ee ' Nh eae Call FE | a Are Waiting |? ROOMS NICH cy pemmane, bi nD aed eer has Por —. om} Trise 
~~~ | PONTIAC MOTOR — eo t \ ~ Near lake. “aT 2-683). | Close to bus & 2 bedrooms ai 
Pedigreed and high sort nnn lardon Plowing 16A AL'S UPHOLSTER wife and EMPLOYEE | ewingham, Broker 2 Rooms ¢ 2-017 © plest. PE| down ¢ bedroows up; 
Wanted for perm ehilta s ng Chin- araieraaes Custom Furni two boys age 7 and i1 | ry CHRISTIAN COUP 6% Martie. basement up; has full 
SastgT EecRS Suse | Seren cere ee a ad ee a | aati, ee pet beter || Stier Sate seas | ee eo Pe eet Ohman Pye UE | WANTED ROOMERS ARD BOARD: | Sinise" Lous’ ot regione’ Jer: 
wance insurance pro | CARPENTRY 4 5 wing, dieting @ loves. | MAKLE? CUSTOM UP house by June 12 Write Pon Ls . of registered Jer- 
Grams, recreational programs. | remode AND MASONERY. | 96. VE af | ime site © OLSTER-| Press Box 13 rite Pontiac | |2 ROOM. NEWLY DECORATED. sev dairy cattle. « 
ling eddjtions repairing | —eakinwne aoe | voley Lake Ra. EM | private entranc a Hotel Rooms 39| frm ‘machinery incieding 8 trece 
No job to small Phone j eactepiins y BON ' 1. Free estimates RELIABLE COUPLE = er. OR @ & bath. No drink- tors ry ine 2 trac- 
APPLY +0045 Garden Plow Bulidos DRAPES, 8LIPCO m unt DESIRE. 4 — Se end grain; 
Tractor_& Implement__|— ___7_ re, Mowing sod Leveling | ai ms, SLIPCOVERS WATERE| Frceucet reterea FR C18 an CLEAN 3 noow_apresauy| HOTEL ROOSEVELT Si Sel gras te und vey peed 
Divi Call Me Af You Need: oaknen-ROISFELINe foal elpelocely dep REFINING aa. | : S ; li _momthly” @ . Rents ge gg 
sion AT You Need: ARDE fermen 1s E be use ae pee WARTS TWO, pecia ist! | DOWNSTAIRS APT eee $12 WEEKLY price + enn soe: aittes, dove, 
» ‘ = — “ee 920 bedroo unfurnished if * “ cent. 
ORD ' eile Streets er rototille | — Yor ma-erial vx 5-5797 moe before dene Aol \ pe MW ant to Sell ond ak Perry. PE saat lial omnes ee ee ca aae oo arr 
I wore Guarantees GARDERS recite vee | 4 8 ret I ale OO | SMALL FURNISHED APT OR Coke ee. I'state! LARGE CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING | -"™ Sade alae we or 
EM 3. 262 iss tractor or rototilier, FE | ee var Hook beth and en-| banker Latent snus tor | 185 hi tine Private entrance. ROOMS BY DAY BURIN | bedroom mele om sew 
RE NCES rua Tene | © TOM PLOWING | | ____ Lost & Found 24) side or Cass Lake ee tore sally Paral a property ate | MODERN FURNISHED + ROOM HOTEL. Pisndites URIN | the some Peony ; fireplace. 
CUSTOM BUILDER qa, leveling. light wrecking Ea Los ~~~ | WANTED avoust i 2 Bep.| {st List “ae fan ee upper apt and bath heat and all ar ar : Se ef cup epece 
RESIDEN.- mM | T BILLFOLD aT | room apartment D- us tf you have a| Utilities inqu se ana space 
pev~ cmmercial new or remod-) ROTO TILLING L! crest Iris Gardens 1 gape Lirica. hn avekers Weak borer | a te ee cise to town 13 Ge. Forte & He ‘Auburn vTeoup. sngremente, i yepting ted. = 
ain service. a] Lio and r y : 7 st refer. | és . = 
ey ets eee | ee For sure results) "i Seattan sis ee sear im sown. |_faatls eet lew su 
BUILDIN - - = . rance main Te ai b oa 
es ee meee eng | Minandey: Service ta) Een itih™ Shes SSE See— ae Mars Fa| HOTEL PONTIAC sparmumun ope eure 
or ete, fust call OR — Weighs about 3 Ibs FE * 3 GIRLS DESIRE | pantry PURNIBNED —CLEAN | 173 5. Main 
E Maple _terme— eS Lost —_ FURNISHED rrucee 1 ee ED: . CLEAN. a = agli 
pe. Ra. Birmingnam, /O RAG GIN & TUL ieoaina | 5 SMILY JAUNDRY sey | eT APRIL FI COLLTE. Long | OR SHED APARTMENT | Se {rent 4 or 8 fon see $15 WEEKLY 
/| inds New equ reward Informatic ; ~ Star AND ENTRANCE | Adults 470 Oakland Imes 
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= a sak, | SY sete operators FE ¢ sabi | Lace CURTAINS PLAIN On RUF. | LOST BUNCH OF ae BE. Tate na ene ane j F , NEWLY D DECORATED 3 ROSMa PrORILL, WEALTH cL | M< ; 
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q : . Phone 2141 in Ge, and OO) Furnaces L LN olde__7B 06-3008 | LOST BROWN &@ WHITE MALE modern home out of URNIBHED Open 8 rig id ae 3.1760 | AOENCY rE ome RENTAL | annnnn ‘Rent Stores #0 ot) het separate light tio 
Instructions) 9 wn’ reso MO Twowe Abia ciean-up| pragy, event] Mune, ace | Pe eat a | p00 2 CLEAN “ROOMB AND BATH | ANY BUSINESS. 24 ; ih ternss nee fF 
~ a eee <. i _ : e'nity of Wattles | ——— ~, _ eat, lights, USINESS 240 B 
ACCORDIONS LOANED FREE = FISHELL & PLAUTZ~ camnifowtno EMERG | rae ase des le | UROENTLY” NEED | one L ae ft FE 2-501) Rachael» biden fom sen | oe Disie Hey OR > ie iad F amu ‘NORT H. SIDE = 
beginners. eee a EXPERT CEMENT WORK A ~ Good reward MI ee Pee! farm, Young cunts goteie | nee Ave | Saace ~ Buti DING 24n60 NEAR | ond separate Pri entrances 
sola all | Rays sour WORE AnD __Moving & T & Trucking 19 LOsT ON STATE. eT TaN BILL. 25) old child ‘Vieintty of Dr | LISTINGS WANTED i om, Sor eee Good t : M ae tei Rnushed fora end “bets 3 
3-0008. ——~ ing $30, pictures social 8 preferred Call OR Rocheste eo : or Many busine . 1 twt-roo 
FLOOR BANDING —LAVING PIT AA-1 MOYING & ik security card of Miss J qe] te aa | We need payee On eorne _— m and | f gp 
_ Work | RL Gardner pai pickup TRUCRING OW |  Pionse Teters to Mrs June Tabey.{ Share Living Quart city, suburban and lake | 2 ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE. _"s t in apartment build-| ° = bach- 
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? 8% work, lawn mow: | Modera, equipment. John ‘Teter ~—~pumP “TROCE SERVICE | SCIENTIPH ~ | poh for wecung Couns. oe real seats: geese, _ 3 and 4 enbell vi eens 7} gg ‘_ win; | 4 room modern oil heat. 
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j OLD WLOORS A UING-ANY TAINO FE nique 72 Elm WOME REASON. | 26: w : R as Phe OE corners. ar garage, 2 blocks { 
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: / } children FE $-3350 = ve 5-47 E i= | STORE 
: eee, 70. wage nents Cell | SPECIAL | AL te CLEA HED . wn (NCINERAT TORS (CLEARED ely otices & Personals — 25 WORKING LADY WILL an ry RELIABLE PERSON WITH i ‘a avert ie oniy oe N. baginnw Nechen Ra PE $4 208 pocceeciog 
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Ann ARC W sarage Remodeling . — ; iIRL OR WOMAN N _aged couple F tiac Pre : - TO A| STORE TO RENT: 5S room: ~ 
_ing, German weder FE sen | CHOICE OF STEEL g a HAULING 2 YARDe OF | & friendly adviser yeaeee hey. E 45834 before 2 WE NEED LisTINGS * ment. West ay 7 room apart- $1 Mill St. 2060 heated Located and bath on esst sid 
BLOCK LAYINO BRICK § - DOORS ack dirt or t Vernon Vic . rs. | _Wtd. Tra ON FARMS | side. No drinking oa ved street 
OCK LAYING BRICK stone, ‘> Dis Mer _ OR 3-181) _€inerat peat. Rubbish. te Ph PE 2-874) Confi- nsportation 31 commercial properties and he: smoking Furnish reterences “a per month Call Rotel ms frost yore. Du ; weeee 
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! BOY 16 WAN nao ; FOR Y 4 | | S are right C | 7 ,_menager. 
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_k x | mae ts igo TRUCK _1S0N) Perry “MPLOYES RESIDING (GREE ‘| apart room ms beth up N 
CARPENTER, CABINET ee ING RUBBIAN AND : _ | ON. PO ; *REEN LAKE OFF | ment Convenient to b {Rent Otfic | place. The . oo 
AND! Complete. ith over ashes 4-2266 0 COLD WAVE SPECT = NTIAC TRAIL ICE; Cou us end : e Space 41 rooms are very ler 
_ painting OR 39-7578 | cota: head doors f En@ curl al DESIRE TRANSPORTA- ‘ON QU ners tan gle preferred: OR | aT exce 
, CARPENTER WORK WANTED Terme OF ee es ‘eins a TON STAKE eaice thy D0 'N Perry) PE 210 LAKE TO. PONTIAC “mrogtis °Y8 SPOR ALL CARES 434i From ib 'to"s Eves. OR |POR LEASE STORE OR orrice| Ss Ol i 7 
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* CARPEN area kinds Est 1016 our al aa a NEY a FGR- Lowe dal ' st of Woodward A ake RG Dresent income 
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INET WORK GARAGE AUILD. | HOUSE RAISING — SUDDEN reRVK ee [DR A A RANTER FF | T N- | propert smaller any Toe Tut oarenTent —rarbere ere Reasonable 7 appt. 
. ’ as ; OOT 8&PE- 1AC PRESS | perty mor bv rent. 
pe rome remodeling. Call after 6 p.m _ OARiand 83600 | _bisn and light | hers “<c¥ Fs cialist J's © Saginaw FE 37526 VE 6.9461. Le ; homes for Fg edly ome hichealntan thet and _ ss lb. AMS 
Eaniney HOUSE MOVING FULLY! f 9 | PRIVATE DP FECTIVE SERVICE loan are scarce crease cae Forced air heat automatic hot ae SALTY Co. a 
megane re pecaky FE Owinta Ox" toue Fe ewe | TTuCKs to Rent j« ae A , | squity.| Tralee made (to salisty | dividual parting area “Ous’siove Fat ice House a2 PE Ce 
t © <pecialty FE 708. FLEMMING FLOOR LAY- rock |ENAPP SHOE REPRESENTA: Wid. € | obligation erned. Call us. 80| & refrigerator Her etgnd steve | ~~ Pete R 
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197 NC STONE WORK FIRE- “ \' Ton Stakes gal Taylor Republic 0124 - COOP MEMB | Open daily watil : 3 bed somes. 2 
: fiAN DESIRES won seco (a apecleny 7 Wrii RE And Pump Trucks tice, Micbigan 241 CAS 782 W. Huron ERs — 80 PM rooms oa concrete and 
E hour. OR 36351 © or OR as eee | stimates free ve sans. —_— Pontiac Farm and REDUCE AND REI AX We guarantee to c QUICK CASH FOR Yor hue 381 Oariend 7 eoligs Cor r Tum Perimeter i hea 
af yes “ANY TYPE oF | MASONRY CONTRACTOR, NATU Industmal Tract ( pigs nee every viet Fast ne cee on “your land ney ae. S condition “if “price bath. Utilities ana save porous — faoy csigee ge of = =¢ 
0535 ral cut stone. brick. block. cem | . . actor CO. safe and scientific FE #41 i "i e nue est yo : are fight Cal +052 Couple . Tie 
MAN DESIRES TO LEARN | work septic tanks jock coment) FR 6006) - FE +1442 109 WEDDING INVITATION ee re eBid aad ot + ee er mudinke Deen | UPPER a - your” let. M00" fo Gi3.000| ow 
chante trede OR 36351 of OR. | oe rae, eee fire. | RED ‘CED RATES Pree wedd'ne pod ferdekesrentis $7.50 ie for Tec thud Bt pBeeapctatiet Reeltor i? Bath stove and BE coord = 2 OFFERS HERBEI your 
€ of any nd All kinds of é aS OR 365272 or OR 3-4473 Tancis hud’ Ny ll ae aan nished West wr A ERT 
Gan Wants wo repair work EMpire 3-2304 | Larce Van to WiLL = ier side. A€FeS 1 DAVIS 
RK OF ANY M Made serve you. Smith LL BULLD IRON PORCH ic R ve WEsT sipr « a+ Le 4925 Pontiac 
kind No car FE 2-0278 ASON ALTERAT:ONS & RE- ing FE 4486+ ings and vard ¢ RAIL- ealtor HAVE BUYERS F bath. ROOMS. IVATE 7 room modern home, 3 eae Laks Ré._ OR 3- 
pairs A’ kind | TRUCK : ences to order | DOT - Ss FO ist heat hot water bedroom : BY OW ROOMS 7614 
MARRIED be ov iD ) LIKE MASON & SENET WORE oT RE | bish Hey ay yey D RUB ae “TO TL — ___ | “ope REALTY of Store ome or tw & _farnished. Adulte only FE. 313%). with Delco pg gyro bath. Marien ‘ot. Good 
‘ og | and registered i eretors | 0S Wenste us guaranteed jig es “MOVING AND STOR- an completely uae weno ge Dail FE 2-025) either wo bedroom modern \ \nome, Rent Houses Furnished 35 Sager oe on : if oatee PE ‘sso, 
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‘5 Site ‘an furnish references OR | p ytRIND AN ae On 3-0003 | Bre: Seems for N American Van| y a _ 00 Pontise Press | SMMEDIATE CA Sun. 1 to 3) 1.) oe trees. 3 chien amen: 4 rooms aon BEDROOM HOME, 
! > 2 eee ole EATING HOS United keee —— in| YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAX NO! land vecutract sH FOR YOUR roa a modern home tn Hu- hmm? MODERN ON PONTTIA c school bus. located on plastered eae Enclosed h. 
AINTING WANTED | Yeasp mn ©E 63767. OR! $-8562 341 N el service, FE ag Mg ER use Olaxo plas- | “ae or equity in your | Porlalelg area with basement use round. Hot r heat nal ‘ous mines Tom a and s._renetian Blinds. 
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aa a ca ne RG SNYDER Fi OOR Lavine P Painting & Decorating 2 Notions ne Waites | K .. Templeton, Realtor | tncom Fon "RENT, 28 FOOT HOUSE- . . ; eienar mee lavatory tn full 
ook anding end fini: ng 0 © propert t HOUSE. I location 
Partivo— Paddock. FE 37204) 5-059? ishing, Phone FE rer Wed. Child. to Board 26 | 2339 Orchard Lake Rd Fer! 3 th possibilities AL sane @lvenmne * FE 3139 ncome—Close in _peuiewann school end bus For 
NG INSIDE AND OUT PLAST -1 PAINTING PAPERHA TO GET : zocme AND A 3 apartment ulate call PE +0708 
Pree est : LASTERINO NEW & | REPA pas NGING x THE MOST FOR Y sell B. s mm good rental | 3 : 
a icken Der Reg BUM : PE Ea ae ri ie Foeees, Bee LOVED AND canes | ee te Gee RFOPR oan JA. Taylor Reaitor, FE | eel betes Pare rete “ tration. bulding. Pigg hemes Oe te tenses TYPe 
| cob or meet aed 200 REMODETING EL rasa INTERIOR & EX- “ : ig he eae ee SL cige| tea. mon, TRAILER FOR Sed lerseery on tr feor | bara Huron. Resi 
VETERAN ips raMi,y WANTS OARAGES AND MODFRNIZATION | (Weer guataatecd tec wcttantec Wed. t fiomeeel Goods 27! se. MORTGAGES _ me ie Mek waiting parked > ne Already full bart on scoad sleeping | CRESCENT LAKE. 
Good painter "E 5-7138 F ESTIMATES “TERMS FE 4920 is es ee EO ' \ poe Cs NNEY ——- roo a third floo e | ae 6 ROOMS, @ 
WE RAKE ROL ‘ ‘<r nil al Aa Go le ee a Ge “CoMPL bi tere FARMS OR SUBURBAN 2 Ren P 1 ¥ now shew: er and i's car 
our lawns ee ee 47m . lhe RT NCCT 1!) was s-sERViCe paiitiita| ter zo" ron. 768) ishdlesoiillias abecnutel or pi frontage. we Pe Ponte oe me - it Houses Un Unturn. _ 36! month Put! Nae Lads Ee cus eer Samail bai ce. 
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en FE Ree ee Ee ea wareee ne Sens Reascuap.s “rr sz eaning ONF OF PONTIACS LARGEST P-PEHAREES— = _UNW, awe |? erence ALL MODERN meat earage 10700 terms | @ : nines of poo 
nee a FULT TIME __ Build: ng Supplies ‘12a ar ot ecuane ae pa WALL rr aie rash wanting aire lety 1717 8 feesiss | nuuse -2-AcRa waa MALE 5. mee ee rE eet | Indian Village Brick cnickan seep with ait la in gerese, 
os of anv kind. FE 2-340 ! ‘te e clean 4.0521. Eves A : t pontiac | —— bea 
2 a. th ' : ‘ , cen —attractrre-6@-room- land 
2 pots 15 AND 16 YFARS ati COMPLENt . ok TERMS. Leg 5 CASH ae RNITURE NEEDED | PRIVATE 2 Set ee we me eer ee a Rao __ ee ~and-terl—Senen large e Keeegeada dlls meee 
sire work on farm = Exoer cine  ftnwin he ASE MENT EXTERIOR 3 a ntire home or odd | es buy land contracts 1 tonvill 8 IN THE OR- mod § ROOMS. AL), ation etcellent con- 20 m = 
‘ enced, FE +009) heme finan: ne e:aiebie KER | hour PAINTING 620 AN = [0D dollar W MO Nag eee ie ount up te $100) > with dis | fonrille Ciareston Goodrich are ern conveniences. Shower. pri- Be 3 bedrooms. sun | es vac 1494 L 
YOUNG MAN WANTS PART mime wend £0000 dere FE 100 8 ENTER oor tit ter sou ea Combunies er only FE 2-487) after 6pm le Ul, the reausste of our cilente ‘se ene Veekly. Detroit. — er ane Dreakfast | ante EMpire 3-4430 wd 
_office work mornings FF | painting 1 r AND PXTPRIOR | “Air Pa OR 3.3717 mer = 3 cetone Basement with gas heat and 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FUL 
A Wor k Ww . Joh . done Rea. nabie No toh STUDIO COUCH & - 3 $ Unili Mm ited Sanne | Rent Lak P lavatory ai nice fee eat and ment, tile bathr->r L Base. 
: os td. _ Female a) __ Business Services Ly oomate. FE ae Free esti tor OR 7 1608 or once I l | Rent Apts F eed Property 3oa res gad gic outdoor bar. ocrve = — windows. ‘ 
a oa oes ees sca tear PAN : for during | at a ‘urnish d 3 patie sane 2 sar | = scaped. » 
rh PAINTING  IN&II . WANTFD TO BY AL! = e and contracts Fast) ~~ ~~~~~- ie 3 | COTTA 7 garqge $14- | corner aved streets 
CHRISTTAR wow BCH OTT { ALL. MAKES OF - wip veree hone Fe 1a S Lio te ee ie reeuite action For immediate AWA | TAGE 0 ON, LARGE LAKE | ——— fet wetce sat, Rest automatic 
ies . ploy ment a me > ¢ n FREERICILRAILORS PRT STI TT INET ‘- ee WANT ET) ST Rede re | oll Seana ee Johnson. or Mr | ROOM PRIVATE. BATH ITCH. Good well § teams are | 2 12 I tered wall ge! gp ear e 
; pt ah ark ton WASHING “is hail “estimates FR. 3 oa rrr — FURNITURE \ TORN SON. § ' std “rigideire single 287 j _— with $ coen Once ares | © amily —West Side pews state ra he te 
EAPPeNY Ea ee ; vou rt 7 4 oO - - | Good st L . afte 
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a of 8 : P : Pay I e pawn 5.0052. : 
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. LORED Gini. DESIR : -k 4-2569 eict 8.0720 l.. & S SALES C ‘ tegraph- Red-- | + Room xtreme jcan“P ne ain FO. rented fo Income 
wash. Relorences FE S46 DAL! watca <: INTFRIOR AND EXTERIO 24 LES CO CASH 0 2 mat NETTE & PRI t ON. COTTAGE FOR, fan beees $85 per month ; a 
: EOLORED GIRL “WisHES “DAY | Att STR T An aH Parke: Fey 38 igenonate ue yar Ot Petr UR oorER | yixse weit We Dine Mwy OR) x. a Boahedt ties Aout om | MY 20008 8 t08 pom on Weal car ee fe AP AR OES BL 
a $8 and car fare C a ee Gsey ee ee ae = UYER matetves dock Alberta : MODERN CAKE © ell landscaped iawn beaut: —— FLUE 
3 : a, PE $-7141 al) after : INTFRIOR AND EXT i= __VE_ 23906 ——— EE Apartments | ig La COTTAGES ON ed stret $18,000 Des. e000” sbop An income of 
4 GORTAIN sTP BLOOMFIELD WALL C painting FE 402 ERION| = ae . — ASH 2 CLEAN ROOMS _ isstskee Lake, MA 5-3176 terms per year Close 
F W eiRETCHING NICELY | Walle one Windcos LEANERS | 5 “0 Adults. 78 MODERN APT « dowmew _ 
i eas indcws cleaned Pr PAPERHA Ww peel ee erees ae ag ON sf good west sid 
yore Bi orien FE 2 1606 . c ze cilaeas ee seins AND PatnTingd td. Miscellaneous 28 : Pg) 2 Fie Bes J ROOM APT 110| Lane Oren. we SHORE DR 70 ee restalgintrict "the net ine 
i jena ane | APPLIANCE SERVICE 1**™ AS ichol orien, Son before 10 nee ranch ment ans Seas, 
streteh ANCE S TING. R LAW ichohie and AM home nt tn tess 
q stretched, and qlso wasiings Rew | We service ai! ERVICI mercial peestDERTIAL at. com | “22 nue WORKING OR 33 W Huron & Harger Co. |2 ROOMS PRIVATE BATR fEw oner_> carpeied throughout, large Ferritie see then @ years 
: Execvrive eCuRTIRT 261040 | atore was. pedir of refrigers| moved Charles White Ok’ 3807 | STNDIO- COUCH & REFRIOE we a re ssi = Mend TRE “TE MOQERS CARRS OX TE brenlae “arte modern Appointment please 
rienc : ox land allirpes of eral apnilacces | or FE 2-9756 1 & REFRIOERA- AVE = , tions ' tens reserve- kitehen bath re 
/ Smamatt eer col FE cone | Lt uae Onin PAINTING AND DECORATING | tee et Seeeeen 8 23 $200,000 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED. 3," 1m eS die testaa ee Cascr, Matet| RAY O'NEIL, Realt 
EXPERIENCED COLORE 29 | art MAKES OF POUNTAIN PENS | Reasonadia FE §-5006 Mone w —-—| At our disposal to purche * ora r lus tne. LYS ORRISERD. : Low -OFER ‘oR automatic water | 73 W Buren or 
waka 6 Gare ook Pe eS IRL fepaired be factory eats — biPaaiNa “Siintina del (ele anted 28A oe seasoned land comirncte tor | _girl. 88 8. Franci:. of working | Pontiac Lake tourist M peggy feereation space 2 Pnone FE tit ee oo 
SEPERIENCED wow we at our store “bereral Printing RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL | | 94,900 ON Pn nnn ST ASE FOR BOD MARTIN’ a2 ROOM “Sv ITABLE FOR all electric cabins a ay dee see | Ute Fative Real Estate od 
ts yr laundry also ox vase acres oe ane *F “009 cam , STNILUAMS FE )-0168 RED - ote. Peat Sane 3 HOME =n ee ee? ine Prone Fr) _ 2.5288 Ba Ss908 eaihaiinaieas beach: is ard. chest bes: 
jo dav work cle = as Bros ee 3-9164 ee | vou BUY NICEL & landsca - B 
tins © leaning FF Se a Women IT-WE'LL INSU Y FURNISHED | TWO 3 ROOM APTS. RioNT OF fren ped lawn 
EXPERIENCED Wath ¥ \ & BTRENCHING paint! Re an ae WASHING moe 1 LIKF $10000 TO: FIN M NSURE m3 Retrigeretor $12 50 per week. FE * Sabon Lake Ang Bionr Ong $27,500 rom of on 3 sides. 
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would like peti DO WATTRESS eee water iin aid isle rae ge RING “AND BAINTING | ‘Ake over a a | TAN }2 7 Rooms We iscinistniciabiins Serer Rect SS oaek or acasan Mot $2,000 Down 
ois ave See eS plus bonus, $190 month | =. “= EM 58100 Joe Palle seee tite : | Roy An t See this desutiful 
by Mantes oe, Se! Chim (at stim Sa | Bape ine tet Toke, Set ans oer ae fooM Aer Fon oor i) he Ue : nett Inc.| Seabees es 
2 . vith 3-9303 eUNIMnNey W Tork Aernert Hall Fm 2.27708 = — Ww pions * SPE hooey 2 ROOM AP MEN ORLY i For Rent Rooms 37“. Myr OR Edens) 3-1 viectrie Figetered, wplis, ue’ paar 
z TS BABY SITTING ““t NOW before + “ow ‘ ~ anted t) me | | Open Ev ’ ral 3-1193] “il furnace 2 large bedrooms end 
’ 3 ae repair aie the rash “st Photos & Accessories 7 | ned to Rent 29 nted Real Estat Estate 32A 3 ROOM APARTMENT chaiatian ' orn HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Sa = need Picture “winaows are fen. 
NIGHTS eectai® mF sndaiaal CoO «1 a couple FE 2.8741 . 2 workin | White ST SIDE th ‘alton Bivd 
é re #1 after 4 gas chimneys ais ao ailin _ “BUSINESS MAN & FAMI ATEEN ’ 2-8741 oF | e girls or couple or colered Ba e Stlver Le te 
. 0 gieen re ARGU ae . LY DE-| INTION 's ROOMS AN — +3300 cash or rgain for | ture sort course sign 
‘ fe. fame MIDDLE. poset furnac e Trere ad nes 8 med 3 a AMERA Line jy eb bedrm unfurn house We need ‘stings Office now open. | only. 63 Ru D SaTH % sugrWeas OF PROFESSIONAT. | payment "or oun. a ey fe intelman. m Ba Boos 
. m Purnac pany Reliable | t beg $60 FE unit. Gov — ady \ give the sa 2° ROOM F Clean v Saturda e 
wrth Bow 3 ‘urnace and Chimney ¢ $9755 OUPLE WITH TWO ¥ teous efficl “pid, baat URNISHED AP good bed. ‘Automatic | BOM S atl v and Sunda 
a Poe | §-3701. 0. FE | TREASURED PROTOS Copenh | fauehter need 2 or 3 anaes ee re Be mere ment with orivate bath “ara sano “Oarage availed. PE E’ iy Pecans AGES ; 3 sonics 811.500 by “owner OR 
oP CE LAER tutte, 12) Rochester ‘oren No smosing or Dorothy Snvder Lavender | -22@coslrn Ra ‘ean couple 1 SINGLE AND 1 | Lake Land Realty Ee ee i oe 
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a =| cua mor = | | DRAYTON + BPR, DOE NEES own acre 5 ell ne ie, OV 
: a oS Three year old white frame home Lake breeseway 2 car ga- Two ty price of one. Four 
os saree garden siready i — oa a with cower DS _ Sas Sear ten utility repm. i; | . reo complete with beth, elso s 
: minutes from water. bieck from - . m house, good =) fom on the same lot. Live im 
Wil) twade for northern or Leceted im Venice of the Lakes i vaboo ‘with 9300 down, We 
Boise ; nara, er p34 te | 2281 OAKDALE Near St. Joseph a : : have other good. puys. C = a 
as $i, down to right _| “Fooms, wall to well carpeting, Ths 3 brick page is well age oc gor with unfinished WHY BUY A RELIC? ‘»- _«rim, Wixsom. MArket __ 
Phone this week FE 54-1160. lovely bath, oak floors. plastered a bot and full - Here is a precticelly new } BEDROOM. N WEST SUBURBAN 
bY OWNER INCOME § ROOMS Walls autometic washer, and dry- - knew is ioeteran beat Down paym | home located east suburban. ~| Finished exte 7 Th floors 
and bath down 3 rooms and beth oe shade trees nice Wf ‘no ) 4 pike $1800 including mort- Lot 80x225. Plastered paint- of an acre-on pavement. Pull| tered walls, largest kitchen and 
up 7S poite oak ee ee ae of this long. reach home to: | ee ee CUBURBAN | RTaMBaSM Seagate] Reshy MAR Shuey we MeO | a tnctie ae ‘lg time tt 
jy OWNER 5 ROOMS MODERN. wn. | iades many of the, most wanted | | tage, Owner stressed per- 58 ___ thonis0. Near 
2 acres. Small payment. $1.00 pow featagee, oun Roman brick | 4 room & bedroum home. Full cis bo betbiine Gam beens. == ear and bus. 
ge cut, mown, place, tua! i | SoBe Nid metedaseaoass| Your be tale’ “SMART BUYS 
7 Tve bedrooms, butt tn bain nice ifs’ window. Plenty Peet |. oun First oFrERtno - IT JUST FIT Tyou_heve aiveye wented 
Bateman | === Eas & “Tow Down Payment | SSNERCETMES oy aa loon cme etn ae Sette Pd total price. | Seas, sucks ‘as sliding doors. i We have 42 bedroom homes with, [5 9% peng Bik a privete. lake. eee bec| Five, rooms bedrooms, | tull 
closets and a full ceramic tile down payment of less than $1000 | ocate near beeutiful soame. Ao baeak tt | basement and very 
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW | Belhseom The full price is only FF les teh jee hp cncephcmaly with ea it ® "picture » window —— nee 
CHOR s | . with F 1 sninees ~ 48 ” { well-putlt well . planned }- overiooki ‘ake ~{ = 
$1,000 Down Bachesive Eusabets Lane Estates hurry on this one! ' ioe ar Milier | bedroom mungalo® with oak DO it you RSE aa GEORGE R.IRWIN 
This is toder's best buy you have — t beautiful lots | on “AL R ba : —— painted | This lovely unfinished sheli has s REAL ESTA 
Eat side three bedroom shade trees, flowers, cheba, ans | Own DOING BUSINESS AS STONE | — sutomatic ol Seet, and large view of one of Oakland county's | py uw an 
home with one bedroom and | evergreens. Very att . | REALTY } recreation room (Hi fine lakes 4 rooms with @ base- pores = FE 20046 
bath down. new oil furnace pleumad Was 4 bee coe Gr “pyr 0 to 8 om Deily: Sun ttos __—ful’_Kitehem 10n13 with ai! ment and carport. Cofer shakes | 3 ROOM CABIN tT 
corner le: Don't be sorry micg living seem heen a's ONLY | 918 ya OPE 2-0283, Youngstown cupboards Call Ce aE window | od ead inside, fenlchod.” * 
. + . be firs eled rear porch full basem yet; | We have ¢ choise late loft In beau. | ‘Onn 5 BO is ten | | Se & NOM iS HE TIME it oa your jot, OR 3.9083 efter 
oe 2 car garage. $12.650 with black on ia BO nina woe heat. $8,780 with ee | oe |T> get out ‘im ‘he country with 
Yours for Years ‘=e lages. Aturactive 3 betroom x- jewe ot _€1.000 sesh FEE Sit toot iiving re ea Sore wee 
peti jon pn QUTSTANDING avr cfete eater Cichae cabinets : x living room. > from downtows Pontiac Asbestos . 
galow of heed-turning beav- A Y NEW HOME rustic hardware nice nitchen full bath. bese. ——. oe 5 ree ae ee 
ty. Low sweeping lines Encoliens location off Tolerant Na | ag ment furnace Painted ~ 
fa I Be ae moe | Geen, Sytametle ol nest WEST SUB Te aa otae code ‘CRAWFORD 
SE cates | See terety Ske nig | Ss, Giang noe ee Seosimimeabewnme! pra euih wa Ottawa Hill —— ox S| emaat ye room. First Expansion « AGENCY) ttawa Hills 
tarary, A tremendous | let “Fi wate ie apelin paniat Son outstan W acOit bat geter heat ny wpe O'NE aga Re Spee" 24 bans 
y shade trees is 600. ; es ** 2 : : 
we “impressive, mireductian | HL 918, “Lot r $18,600. sales price H WOODWARD nates” residential "lration, 
“< ag? ie beth, heat, 
_ beasts living room luxury. DORRIS & SON ESTATES : pie ; Wen ae 
A picture - book kitchen that ss SON 4 room 2 bedroom heme. Full E ; ebster Schools, 
will charm housewife, REALTORS co-op '. — go _Sasoment Gas heat teen, 98 > oR 008s Sener : and” Tet-tturon sarong = 
three master bedrooms. 8 153 W. Huron ‘PE 41587 . ar . tere” — 613,500- 
all the letest innovations . callie eg lyg OE eee Open 8 ot pss, Pa a : TAKE Bait It _ ) BEST BUYS ) : 
SD aes caraae as. ths _pay eat PE 47809 — peer + tes 3 bedroom home. Oil circulator my \ Real Buy 
rice of $18,950 ‘with long {Nice 6 “H ‘re blocki . “fe meet, full beth vileges 0 | . * 
ice of 918.80 reste lane : ce 8 room modern home. Living urry up—you're blocking everyone's view! Lake Louise Near ville | | TODAY oo ae 
purchase. | 2 F AMIL y } “S oo ger oD i k rancis FE. “Bud” Miller and jones aS : BH = 
| 2 smn eee bath down: 3 rooms wir furnace” Automatic Real struction —_ excellent — 
: aaaubate ee | net water. 2 lo. Paved street For Sale Houses 4a ___ For Sale Houses ealtor 4 Tomght $ to 8 room first 
3 Redrm. Lakefront trances i naoeed Flagg } S& Good location. $1500 down will ~““~~~> ~~ — ee aG.J DOING aa ae AS STONE —— LONG L AKE FRONT ne room. hull ‘ 
Truly ® summer paradise | gutomatic hot water op ioo (handle REA | 97 COLEMAN -_ Brand 110 feet of excelent lake Toom. 2 — bedrooms. —— 
Landscapes to. pe nt ft lot.” soned commercial. Terms Yor fajormation call 1 Mre Spears. . FE 2-025) new 3} bedroom FHA ;bun- | eee os kane, | ideal kitchen and pleasant 
with sprdce trees, under- arranged. | ioe ~ w "ye 4 ott, Rea)- Humphries 2 "e “pe Daily Sun | to $| galow So many meny out- was ih hee 6 M4 — breakfast room. 2 bedrooms 
“ground sprinkler system. ¢a- | PE +5008 EDROOM HOME IN WATER. | | Ssnaime features "Sines «=| as@memt wth of turaac Sa er 
nedrel - style living roém ; . ; - -<. Attractive cinder bleck bungalow eed ha. 2 oe full base: — fs and picture © tad etc Garage too! Now aod tered © oak 
with huge stome fireplace NORTH END - GOOD BLYS only § years old. Modern decora- > aber je 08.608. with a 1 mga a e @ right tm ed pera oo we. 
becomes a nest 2 BEDROOMS with unfinished at tions, A-1 condition Bedrooms Pioneer Highlands. | Norms," phone OR $1203. Suchen. plenty. . ein . ot 616,600 end le Lot 1605338) = and 
only minutes from tie gas beet. fene a fs Nee c 1ig12 and 10x32. Utility room Brick 6 reoms and bath ix, 5 ROOM —e BATH. upboara beautifu bath terme to party. s 
emery Terms can be er- | ied ear poe Briced nck | aol bungalow — new accommodates auto. laundry, al! . a down, large ity room. te acre PE +4630 . colored = and , firms Celt for appointment. 
, GES PS EEE | EE ort) CE | MESSER | fat eel nem | 7 tet los cose mae . erms - * i 
ose, Nery ane Sneek te. - fot sion heat. 1") car =: foe_Ar : Fem wise fete paves py rock qivereeg chee in se tdeal for Retired Couple 
Dravton Plains an Sa ¢ privileges. $10,500, terms. coment drive. Tee | @ hice ; ‘ : sidewalk sewer, water oe tot aot Oia | 
; IVAN W will | a home—see it * terms Near Covert School ou wuese large rooms and bath down 
This fe your invitation to ill show goed meome. Very low Call’ fer your appetmiment : ; . fal “basement Convenient with, Gak floors and pias: Poo ee ne 
generous living without ez- price . Terme. Hum h pie 0 recme wih  Desoment, steam i iene egg | tered walls 3 rooms and siding. basement. rec. 
vagance, § rooms, cas Pad: p ries } vain BL pee — | Scandic "Guareh, ond shop beth eparimest wp Fal! fae Be be Me 
ro ply ft. ‘iving room. arra tat is Welcome fishermen Scenic loce ton Plains After tows, Toot $48 per mo gg tye ad Drive = ie eos > aaa = Frelen. condition shroagh 
kitehen down is ered FES: 5091 or FE 5- Ot 2 aise : yore Clarkston. Y ola” sente asa Like tha 2 vedroom end Rrs._oai : , mate to model $12,180 PHA rea jemand mt 
ious garage ey ae ST deco down weet | PM ere | orn bungal full b ott] ice to "westeuh Near Av aba School ‘erm $500 DOWN . - _ 
| Co-operative mista Macken IONT > he oC heat. Spacious living room. Mod- to Woedbull . Very smell but cute white i j 
dows lnspect this home to , POURtw Euchenge nee L ~~ = co. erm kitchen with “dining | space Lake Has heatolater brick 4:3, "apm bungsiow 24408. built RAY O'NEIL, Realtor frame}. fooms ‘end bath- :, = R. Tripp, Realtor 
room ip this convenient | Bald FE 56-4375 wo corner rooms diner 4 kitchen - ™ Ww ‘ Hures room with bath home wrence Bree. 
. section. 20x12 living room, nice —s barty posnsesten, — Ge tusleutan ant Coles on i So Aeha | Reene PE 31103 __ or re eats bd "aa, gh iaae a ies ti , 
I I ] f } reamed lot aly” baoo0 “rite ” th.e0e i oe ie eee CARROLI. G. PORRITT. reporetive Beek ~~ change Let ‘Seo fost does \ -"-< 
. . 2 “$1000 DOW tion in for } room —— 
K a pse Feasonable terms. Humphries , 2» West Huron | SFE 23-1124, Sacrifice my equity im five room| Now vacant Priced at 06.500 This Week's Specials 
Excellent ') room Roe ke Bes Watkins Lake Front | IC® UTTLE NOME IN Coun FuMgi, “veraee, ful ee) a ey ee auiractive Wetkine Lake 
oe rk. No bah but a very neat JUST FINISHED, this lovely 3 bed-| Custom designed reach Wry, ta old apple or-nerd. § Scr? | oad oll howl, "Payments Q1. incl , . Se a ae 
Realtors FE 4-0528| home ere sewer 's tn the street - room ranch heme Stone end; home 2 yeare old smat ry —| insuranc LAKEFRONT pega ge Rae menage 
$0 ft. lot with Lake Privil do&D parent _ taxes ei” ° 
bre a. Bice. lowe ond rivileges shingle exterior, attached gerege Redwood béams and raised DENNIs 0'CO. an AL i} St Ott State- St Ghown after 0 fest lake {rystase on 3 with fireplace, Sunroom, 
17 8 Telegraph Eves & Sun CORT price . Just look at the price tag pense ig oo ag ———— fireplace im lovely carpeted re * OR th, Ft | 4p m. beautiful Cedar Is Lake: Fr aree® Tile bat. Kitchen. 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | M. IMBLER on this buy 9980.00 down ieee = ceramic ttle living room and ¢ining L. NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME.) MILES, PONTIAC LAKE } monnes 6 5 fore oe, room to lake. Automatic mi 
or ALI Jestye bcemes re 40026 sD? wf , of sereens. 11 block basement, cop- pone d ales = oe from we gee hag Ore ‘ ——_ — e Pally mod: Pav furnace and a 4 ou = uece. = nome » Ter- 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange lots This A fle = Big ona tricked, "umtoon A yee ee SS ibe Vien s00 gore erry mores ond Painted. walls | ee ee mt Private weatton, te 
hes full becement Sag = of new ranch heat. La —— 4 ROOM BUBUR : 5 acmemt, Serases beat eng $7,800 with $000 down. down, $100 per 
B WNE includes “& “large garage heme we HAVE KEY... rg Ry ong Hoy iy finished buse $000 o| Shee fos ie Sa. Brendel dome, Jum ott t 
rry on this one. call new Gand beach and dost dock. —. ee RE a Peston, MAlp $687 oF $500 DOWN mo gg . 
> Acres ‘ 1 Oo " _phone MApje 6-600) efter § p.m. <a ¥ vente. New house that neds some Severa) nice tsees. 
. = pss -- 3 rch r - . finish.ag room residential unity Attractive. 
Leaving City—$12950 | ORCHARD LAKE RD. Mitmewmwe:. H | mpl W1eS| « = . > ae NEW GL HOMES | frre “SAFiL Cy wun pitiure window, 2 bed: iy  tyrstehed For sale complete, 
. a OUR NEW LOCATION | Gergen’ elteedy “ta. “Enjor Newer large 3 bedroom bun: | S12 4007. ot eaten “tape ss “Tchad waeaerees? UAiee | eoteetearem eit GG 
1070 Dover, Washington . . the cir and your evn REALTOR FE 2-0474 ge age yd ha large 1 "bedewom “or bre ne | cree ciegtntes store. Well down EMBREE & GRE : 
Park. Newly redecorat- | . Fast Suburban Seek kt tems or aoa” | Co-apersete heal Baws Bomanee Price (0.960, cosh or terme ele, ean tee Pasa wp dow corner of Borland. | Sa, swetie Wank @. ow ww _ —M oe tee 
ed, 3 bedrooms, eatin ery nice 2 bedroom home with) . — : > mel basement rts ARELAND ss closets. 
sonceth, Kitaber, ext rie wtulty room. re ei aice | 5 Bedrooms ¢ Room sd TFS Foe ALL MOD ao Kinaler, ah divided bese __ 24 Pontiac Trail, et hea fone _ OFF ORCHARD ee a que 
nace bawistac tot secrifice for 62000 down ~ you’ ‘eppree ciate sm, Lis M , DREWER Derek esl cacnang = ga nAKE EP Riv ‘iL EGES | ST. MIKE’S DISTRICT LAKE AVE Loree serogued pouh. Gomes | 
: ° ped . _— iness of this home or Roos a Egchange room a : - Close to bank, dus. stores cahestn ~~ po gy —_ , 
Take over low monthly ea hoe Suburban rooms. basement — recree- reese rer OL 0 Mts, the I gd Og hg BP I ineriny BM ge py Seg aist ste Ene OT feos, 
; ’ room tanch hom _or_EM 3-4008 hpprcaeporimers rooms. rooms, ‘plastered 
payments with a rare 4 wim oft bees. ent 5 cae wtached 5 ee ae ceenee —— LC We SELt LAND. CONTRACTS gerage Call "FE eeses or ctop wanes Lares, seneen Wet sttie, Gee beat Sa 1 
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2 CT age Beams BEES | Humohries | KE HAYDEN |.fFe PERE Gale eeres screens Also 3 lots. Needs < 10 ’ - $2800. ‘Jerms. 
Reasonable ine rn pay-| some hnishing. Pull Price $17,000. |  fefred and ensious vo sel Om lagoon, 208 ft from Willems Estaniienes i918 ok Recent “et | eee! PIN 19583 Fdw. M_ Stofft, Realtor Can for Lar 1 Conteneta 
len Shown bv 1 = wae rs ve setting ‘or s aned wron ve nice nome Lar Open Rose ‘Larty |_ 33163 
agen ries nt-| Flizabeth Lake Estates GILES REALTY CO. extra large six room bungalow — Realtor Opes free | Toomsatiractively decorated 7) 17 6 Bacionw ot ips. Fe baiss $45 DOWN 
ment only, FE 2-5542. Rcint ) bedroom trick ena | 2% W. Huron FE $4175 | Perfect. A-1 condition Beautiful oo HOME Extra good high dry lots and rr es On ‘ 
frame home "with 3 well. ang. | ——_open_# ti # eraperies ‘and carpeting included | hag abuaseace of closets and | ROOMS AND BATH.) gies tax ao rae. Bai waits § 2 Sein “wate, neem 
ee ee Armstrong's “Monowell in bath-| Sitehem cupboerds Large lot. | FULL BASEM'T. GAS, [e ¢etee'or woe et te | | SQUARE LAKE ar am, oo 
BY OWNER, 7 ROOMS NEAR PON- — GATEWAYS to seer celia Ay Bods Close to € i choot and high FURNACE, LARGE) : And di gg oy fae R. J ALU T, Real 
tine General Hospital, double liv-| p- ol] heat. recreation space. Over- schoo! bus Prone scaana ike BFt $6.400 TOTAL PRICE @ bed brick e newly VAL ver tor 
ing room. full dining, ideal mod- | 1. I.. Templeton, Realtor - sised 2 car garage 982x131 Jot mote details EDROOM ON FIRST Sy cance cx 
ersieed kiches soe ee gee = 2339 oe Lake Rd FE ¢4563 HAPPINESS = becgee = HB $3,000 down will buy WEST SUBURBAN. Y FLOOR. FE 4- 9150. _ tien a Ot best Bee Ravine eid. boards wa ¥ ——- uphot- = 
re Cali after 100m Office _Open_Eve. oo . ese heme fer eniy SLs down 2 — | 2g mopeted, | te cor soregs, sete fh darsis fireplace, car W ILLIAM 
THER AN UNUSUAL BUY | Pf hri Bedtime, Seetoet RUBE Em, [NORTH RIDE ise, on a neau. | Hoel or sem oH IME, Pike | See" tpece alt in boot cetves art 
504 LUTHER WITH LAKE PRIVILEGES umpnries Vileges, "landscaped. check | tifully landscaped corner lot <n. a. eee sree Can AND yam 
Geussen Soaien ; : ae sais corner LAWRENCE W knotty pine ed recreation w antee th 
This ts good buy for colored. 4 2 bedroom ram-| 1@ Acre “Gentleman's Estate.” Thits value at only 65.960.) 190, full bath, oak floors, i's room with fireplace built in outife ee 
room home 4 bedrooms, living bling ranch type with breezeway| jovely farm home has hed the reasonable price, only ber end retrigereter. school bus beautifully landscaped This . 
ub. dutan teem and kitenen | WORE a IN ¥ 2 car garage. Venetian blinds. | fui) beauty treatment. artistic | “BAR CASS LAKE. 91.480 oa280 with terms. - lake privileges Pull price or ns gg 
Pie Mats "Pot ‘sree’ wae | “aurems Migr Neeaer plas "ot Youngstown “itchen with “Dish. | modern decorations. stone fire-| Sein’ tome ail pew im 33 | ws8.000 "Terms, tmmediate, v0e-| modern titchen. pine. paneled den 
wb ahEee Seve mer ganstes imeed een | = teens Velvety lawn. 1ion113 ft |  Eelient “new -kitehen rom .t,| Modern hitehen | ‘with “preat | ROOM BUNOALOW yaye.  Cosnerative Rea! Rotate Bxcnanee | “8 EE 2 7306 oe loca widow it oat or 
LAWRENCE W. * oy ai ighiatiosd at cay thio howe is tn perfect down. 2 up.-Good basement. gas ar picture —— jw, fone ment, recreation room. forced oi! | SPE PECL AL OE | otacned garage and partial base- 
ot 813780 terms An exceptional | dition | & attractively furnished. | on Indlanwood Road. $2,000. con: valve a ove ie ee ee = NEW EASY TER St. Michael's ment for heating plant One look — 
buy Offered complete with furniture Canicat terme i , con- chy st cant Ragone brody On) tila avon family ol alae ced er wawedal <. Ol will afouse your interest, twe . 
OFF BALDWIN GI RESALE Th at seve TO mine — ORTONVILLE. 4 a. home | appointment only _* s home has 7 large rooms mod- 6 Som megers, oa coae Pull” B= bint cy fs none , 
1% FE Pike PE 49584 reat a ie situated ons sorner iat | ING THIS ONE 5 lum 1ries beth Basement fo, nee | #1 $00 DOWN fast eae bua ueles ont Hs Zz MIM amie your of hous in trade or $5,000 
e scaped. with furnace sere o . 
eee _ jf car garage Wu S T1pL low tazes Hy) 3} bedroom ranch home featuring | _—9-temtip-<ttre tn towet—apt—_tree > a -~ $$$ $2 
BRO ; PIS IRM ne tem pe] ea as Oo een xD. | aes is 2 ing “rooms on chen LROEMARGET Reatror gett teas: tare) CLARKSTON AREA ~ 
floors, pe Ege cll grein oir West side seat Pa gg i REALTOR F E 20474, NORTH SIDE 3 “bea t arage. all tif de i fan ae eae wtale Te 5-088) = Co Cn eet cereee: | FIREPROOF RANCH HOME 
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s11 500 wast supe spectat. Good | Rea’ citer’ aa'E'ht coduiss | homer” cf comparabie va! e | Uco-operstive Real Bnate Brch | culated Drtvt oaths. flyin laa ca | JOSEPH F. REISZ | lime tle oot"ssuran wee, joie 
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eet tee oke ceteie aaa] CON See termes Carge, wen-pianned. 2 bedroom | 1) ACRES te ee ee wie) ll Y so oS 
us an offer on the down payment. | yopeR pom ees? to floored attic tia $3,500 down usse oung | PE“ 209380 = sé vr. Sa ¢4410| Breesewe Ee ter bedrooms. 
ERN HOUSING A very ae| [or i gaeegepe atest = ~ — modern home Gerage REALTOR 6 ROOM TERRACE. ALL MOD.| tiled ba liv room 
12.300 UNUSUAL jmocik, Brick| fous i Geek eee otter yoem,, os Cae . Derren, Ne ee | eee ee ea” a W_ Huron FE 4.4525 oon. a Gace wit, freniace. comer hal pomrol 
eels er ears Meal SA ee Ba oles tN tihe Beet . 2 | family heme of comfort an¢ Open Eves til) 0 un ‘us| tf THE “BIRD TO BEE VILL M BEEWER lorge Hrine-Sehon Seay 
tached garage. and- nice sun! 4 ‘carpeted | ach ectastn mares ane CBURBAN — abs BTA FOU £OR., o — . é ale ROOSEVELT HOTEL | and furnace in besement.. | 
room. Also lovely # room cot- fon reem. aMractize Enchen off cree oe ae EAST “SUB Bob peptone dl, iad | . 711 €6»§66a ee cen “an ua a — ain 
tage that rents for $30 forced air heat. 2's car garage. | 9ge os per month mitt) 325% | @ rooms 1 floor. 1% acre gar-| Peet Sad Serage, NOW'S THI TIME LAKE FRONT RANCH | FR S-7104 or EM 3.4900 $1,000 cash and making $88 ps 
manth S tots each sensee. Gre | fSrer, SEI MR. lot Only 60.980.) Soa ieeurance we erest.| d@n soil Priced et 96500 with ; oO \ 3 | |T7ROOM MODERN. _G00n CON: | Fist" U7 ce | 
block from lake | Here 7 taeai | “rms DON'T PUT OFF SEEING THIS | {1000 dow, By AN SMO ad tie bath | FOr you felts to look at this 3 HONE, & BEAE dim bearanms Pair easement | 48 
ving et o minimum eutiey " CITY ‘ ? big landscaped lots with 130, New ga t tok ’ "CDN 
menthty “bungalow on 2 0 5 room modern SUBURBAN xO IN CITY ot} 2 car gerege $17.- | Se oS ; coe) a perfect sandy beach over beat Gara oy Meee Waidwhe ‘and PAUT. A. KERN, Realtor 
angy lots garden| ° AN NORTH § room modern bungalow Feneea | 900 terms | tad. Features Melee sluminum | 300 evergreens of all sieve and} & micheets schools. FE 20702 31 Oakiand Ave rE 20200 
$12,000 LAKE ORION Good. cleag Slaie aan = po een res 8 ACRES WITH INCOME ard. Good base: Almost new | nd lot 90200 & . varieties and @ rock garden that's after 5 ; Real E 8 ry 
ment on cceseee om = coining ll cielads Built in 1948 Attractive 3 room Taished = me Ore ine. ‘rms. ona bee, $10.300—terms. Call Pull price | 4 veal calendar picture The 1/3 REDROOM “HOME ON CASS coi_Eatote Spee ei . 
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inndseaped tet eoxa0e “On'r cim| © CARE 7 Boy. ox . ss Gam ase | CUCKLER REALTY full Basement. 2 car garage, sestere eee a wane Loe date care een OE Site | ree A one ter nee, eet 
own ner leaving city al 22216 home With light and 336 NW 7 Fr +4001 . ~ A. | te erdes for the complete enjoy: Pont 7986 $1300 4 ~ 
see thiy now at oni eo 1y 4 HOOMS’ AND BATH 5 ROOM Pontiac $7960 with $1500 down. 
you can have quick ressession. cameron CLARK woter: previous rental sf $35, per 7 res FE 7-410, On '3-6003 7 ay OT | meat of Me entire the dienen' lakefront home Suchy Realty, FE| Or will trade for cheaper lake 
995 DOWN. Before you bay be! 1362 Ww. peer Rea fe ONLY $1.70 DOWN. East side | | ana the Kids se the rumpus | ona | _tremt_cottage_RBpubtic eee 
sure and look these wonderful Co-operative ' Open Swed’ arnt 7. $2,250 down. IN OXFORD 32 bedrm. home @m bus line 100 Pa ee ere cas room sed playgrounds wen NM all ) B igiy or UTILITY, BATH 4 
bungalows over Brand new 3 ¢ Real Estate E HEALTH POR YOUR PAMILY. | {bedroom home with 1 bedraom | Tar Were “in ghee 3 2944) enjoy the big fireplace and tne ¢ EQROOM Monch only 68500. | oo ort ale 
bedrooms. Exterior all completed. and complete bath. bitehen. din. nee es es | p=] SED sale Pertng | rnb cc inn Hi M. Vincent's church caly Under = vow bh 
Pull bath well spetic. wired. | Donelson Park -To Sell-To Trade tne room. living room down. night for appointment to se | W 2? BEDROOM LAKE PRiV. | a yeer ‘round paradise! Easy terms | E "Sale Lake P' “ 
double kitchen sink automatic YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT| Dedrooms and semi-beth up On tale pome fetal price, $7.000.; Geges Crespent Lake  Botetes. | for home. lovers $28.00. with PINE LAKE td = spl plbint ol A 
hot water. and all interior stud-| Nearly new brick home with nicely landscaped lot. 50x250 . Lew rice quict cule. FE | only 88.000 down and $125 mo —— 
ding. The full price is only 95,005 | Dreezeway and garage attached. $2,500 down. See WA Pris. | FIO D KENT, Realtor | 298 Modern 9 room bungeiow. Reee-| BY OWNER, SMALT LAKE PROWT 
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#25000 SOUTH PLOOMPIELD | Glace. ainingrm. moder kitchen, MAHAN elena ot ea eee, | ew MATTE gainy OD Eee LIFETIMI WEST SIDE BRICK | seme Drmvee Piles. PE © 
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with attached garage It is well — to unfinished attic You will 1 “Watch for the red & white hite house” _ A @ room 3 bedroom delure Son 66 W Huron St FE 42577. For The 
equipped with many luxurious 2 =. Wcatnr tea 2. En Gee LOW brick conveniently loceted near 8 sage oon $0 500. TERMS 
tems that you won't find im te) burt | Te oe 63 mch.. Ine >. | sd aces Gute “ en .o j Exec utive— 
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ordinary new home st Suburban —_— 5; e DOWN PAYMENT | This Afternoon 3 to and iifetive siate roof 2 var EDnoo, -ao, ches HOME| Professional Man 
1. H BROWN. Realto prope home on large lot pen _ ona Sun. 104% 8 room tat close to the ‘ Iv garage ul! price is only $10. lastered $790 to 9900 down Mr 
1300 -@._Muren Pe a ey fg ee NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH ta cane a | p: \ oo nee eee aaa See Nt eee sts This ewtstending lake = fremt 
Member Coop Real Estate Exch | or" etreens and storm. sac “ BETTER HOMES Fist WRIGHT Realtor | 1147 Dorchest WARD F PARTRIDG $500 DOWN | Gime’ as beautifully “atuated 
BY OWNER ¢ BEDROOMS, WEST $1,000 00 dn Call for an appoint. | Cooperative Real Estate Eachey : Cees et REALTOR oe oo ee ee eee es ee 
near Webster | ment today COLONIAL HILLS 222 8 Telegraph FE 5 ‘ 1 ment unfinished interior Will calcd Otte eM AA ata ope 
slg Gas heat. pared street. | Houses, Houses, Houses Beautiful §', room rar he 7... Drive south om Telegraph Ra }93 W Huron 8! Oper Eves 7 to 9) ‘duplicate 6365 Williame Lake Rd | structed -— designed to provide 
po 7 IG | with Sitadad uarene. Livwk temas | Live Where Vou Play from Orchard Leke Ave turn OR 33837 | nt Millmate te comfortable Ue 
garage. fenced \ onabie Oh Ree : eee gerag ving room “ right on .econd street ‘just east | ,; _— cree | Ing it's convenient plen includes 
a: } bedrm ranch tvpe homes, Tonlé homes for sale ie Welleg Lane. lovety landscaped lot 140x300. area eee Regrener | —Soreeints. sapes See ata = See } ee ened icing roam i 
BY OWNER. ELIZABETH LAKE | f lots, enceilent location Alum: area. Some lakefromt and some woter base ray beat end eet pemen Avistate Best, 17 fe.) [ot Se CORN sane SIM NIT t ric }+—-F- Maal ainda testes = 
Actes. 3 bedroom modern ranch | orm = sidirg or brick — with lake privileges Also lake- | javeto This home ed toj living rooms large lots, ved Price sie = $2000 down he . | TICTIT |S HE Til | reper wert reer Ghia —_ 
type mg $8600 with $1,300 Walls AC of] heat As ~ fremt. lots acresge and farme | sell including carpet: cad| street. Inke privileges low taxes $75 per onal Includes tawes & insirance Tere | peting offers sightiv ake view 
_ down. 2.0453 after 4 pm mas cee dn aiueeg mort. Some with smau down payments | ‘rapes | Oniy $3933 monthly ‘including Oe eT aaa 3 Birla a woke 7. eoreee wali New ranch style starter home with alts og cmty a wit eb hs 
BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS 3 . \ | tmaurance and tezes' Terms as ~ © me : rats bates attached garage. located & miles my cant shi ade par 
bedrooms trick ranch home. on CARL SAHS eres Gl RESALE | low as $700 down pilus mortgage peqntedh Lil fleors = a bignter. nedrg arr Gowen Cotes tenn! west af atte ds as ance se ene get for play of se- 
three-quarter acre. In exclusive h K I : Reor . | bedroom modern bungsiow | costs Model open Sunday LJ kitchen - fine weit Privileges $1350 down land 953975 ft Home complete ttached 2 Bere eere 
Seer, Pictare windeys ia O n . rwin epresenting @ 1 Barry Broker | located in Drayton Plaine Oi]| Eliz Lk Rd 6 miles west i Ae ity room ot! Migs sere sp (OD exterior only 9600 down attached 2 car garage and 
rear over-looking terrace and RE Cot tare “eo pi agp e—hot-eeter—_-Telegraph Rt to PIeesen tare.” —— o ue koe Pb Orton! \e 132 Reverse Chge | reine aes Toe ta errr 
landscaped yard Built in kitchen : age IMME wens beoorets Situated on nice | John i; Dyer & Son | orepary * very eke *2 eee : Maintatnes f_i¢p condition br 
bar facing picture window dec- ae ince 1925 : MMEDIATE is ft. Payment only $57 ¢ | Crescent Lak riginal owner occupant This 
- erated. 1'2 car garage StoTM! prone FE 3 Saginaw Atreet c 2 inrtud-ng tages end rances. | 4214 Woodward at 12', Mile Ra | WE ae | Pioweer Highland. e exceptional home will appeal to 
and screens, and gas heat. near Phone FE 24031 __Eve PE 21604 OCCUPANCY +088 sHoPPrixa Reys! Oak hone yg ae 3230 CAND COW mache. BRICK BUNOA own trae ees 
“te s hte es ion “St Teecbad b ntl 8 ets Tl r nice rem and beth Base | Eranings [iéwest_¢-199 tive ws Se eae win. ir ae F bedroom bungalow with lake | carly) spyotmm se: 
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ee ee 7 tel a. Gaara Gas heat fn ee oe pewses with unfin-| porch and i's car garage with foom modern home _ perce. session. peved sireet. and wore} —— | 593 Community Nattone! Bank ne 
~ Basement, -ginesed-in poreh, fenced Two. 3.pedroom haysea__ Pull base) | coh a aa! St ~ 9 Bucks | Lame ca oe deal Oey | Pontiac Lake. - Et RI 
garage Uust sell Lesving chty.| ““DAN-ROSE REAL ESTATE. Tel Huron ghowemna Comer Pull 20713. After @ pm AND HARGER-CO,__., Lmmed. Possession e Lakefront—Orion ~ 
FO gp . ee peal, Berars ice only $7986 with very I AKE E ORION. 33 W. Huron Bt Ph PE 58183 RANCH HOME —Nearly finished 2 medern homes. furnished. 3 . atts 
, ms good Ld Open 8.30 ‘til 8.30 35 acres, between Pontiac and ront rented. 2 boats 2‘, lots. Bargain 
BLOOMPIELD TWP. 8 room 6 bom | FOREST LAKE COUNTRY CLUB t—Diamond i-¢112 #8 4-3179 OFFICE OPEN 99 Sere emece Porch All year Sere wlet mene’ Teoplees. a ae ee Oe 5 
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ame Sol aK rita 3 bedrooms 2 baths Wine | EWEOS x iaetraet S150 ero -, modern kitchen Terms. Tao Bedrooms and dining ree eid eae Lake 
room = ad , TER 2-983 seme hy h frooms 
$egn"figoe. ‘Bet. '@ $13, attractive kitchen. e ranch Dashes ee wamnae st A. JOHNSON, Realtor 3 3 x, hs $4 500 Total . - breezeway. and car r heat s —_— siding Cut Umostone 
basement. recreation room. 100/ fire places recreation room. FE 4-2533 6 ROOM HOUSE. . Shi aoereumnasiey Stal Gn = 
z 200 ft Aptscapes ia, arat rage "atiached. Grice tineee z BEDROOMS. GAS BMALL LAKE HOME—Low down| Sith approximately $4,000 down Flower box In entrance. Auto. ati 
NINE ROOM INCOME on Robin-| {ime sted ‘For information cail| $8 be down. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd tes ge ne ee cal ~<. Nuvt spit to settle estate 6 
taxes in 952.60 per wk from| BOUBEMAS. AND Lon .| Wetertora - 4 room house and ‘| FURNACE. EAST piace lake privileges on Case praet oeu Se sete $13, 
4 furnished apts) & has ving He a AND LONG LAKE utility, plastered walls oak floors. . 2 u Tonight 5 to 8 and Elizabeth "Lanes Cell Now. pion Me 
4 ered eter seme wah | ROAD. BRANCH OFFICE. MI) A defgain ot se08e, Terms. SIDE. FE 4-9150 | Oxbow Lake toa fhuron “er $5808 
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63500 dows conta) peek te Dante ond ht : 4 BAST SLEPPIELD J R HILTZ | CLEAR aE y TAGOON LOTS 
FOUR ROOMS & BATE on ont BUSINESSMAN stores, $3500 with $800 down ee wenpeeee Pie. | in This 18 @ Inte dandy Two bed | otters tenet HOO Ww 
— ‘A Builder's Dream) Waterford - 4 fooms with util} coroe cai wes Pias- REALTOR rooms piacere walls large| eech. Terms 68 debek. 7100 W. 
too. per room, A spacious 3 bedroom home with ae erose some ae work Li i. Week pete zr =f" Seely 1011 W. Huron St kitchen. fair sized livine room rabner Oxford OA 82665 ‘ 
Pea ‘Wan attached double garage and util- mcoin mgnts pent cate + nee on PE 5-618! sd Open_Eves Hs ge J and garage attached) ORCHARI LAKE VILLAGE, ; 
ity, Living room has « planter EO NL CRBL E. Realtor ‘ty story brick home on exceo- VETERANS Enchep sigh. fash ‘deer —=| Leake privileges ust ecress the, email lotr on Up cr Sirens, 
, ag ooh s @ Bice 4 Troom, and large ewopines, = ‘out tional large lot 1% baths Full ETERANS « » , street Very large lot. hot air) rivileges diacktop. ro 4 : 
ment” parr ‘nished | Tennente, edge rock. woodwort ve [St nnsereeeree Eitan VOTre | basement b tathe Tul | wy cam new broseme terrouet| G0 Secs sername | Pioneer tlighlands | heat, end hot water heater This) beach aod pier ground. 2608, Less | 
= sesso tora a toder. nen ones coal Dahogan | Se — ee Orct d ; k older a under hy schools Super value. at $6- | ee spen 2 bc room brick bs pleerddaiog et $8.500 with cash) ‘KE Os ae aon 2-9020 
view ree ure ; 4it e 950. $1,250 dow jus PHA ow in one of our most LA OAKLA - 
eae own, eee i required | windows overiectine | Commerce Horse. and Income se én “ake Rd saditsonal cont te you ef WORE | mortgage cont O43 per desirable jocatione | Tue beth completely ’ 
bestos sided bungalows we have) or ge 7 is ‘out ee this A side by side income with 6 | half ecre of ised eres tm cash and a “see ee wo en creas waseareat on tmens Fe C. Wood or martha” “ 
Living room 11x20: Ritchen | > © per, rooms each side full basement. & bath bungalow with full bese-| home = a wo ee Lema htt room automatic heat \ 
1021 Sak hoors. Lot 902136 | es on balance new asbestor siding Carpeting | ment and cas heat. 2 car ge — == ie oe ee ak roa Pater. I's car. garege “igee me REALTOR CARE ee, Be yl. 
fer seo % comm. j Red | —_—e evetiing. terme sad | woos, omet ait s end 6°) Francis F. “Bud” Miller win S biccks past. Pishers and vou'll want the kev For de “| Gevaer it Wiltems Lane | Ra a M-s0 | afound ‘some 4 Tooms  « 4 ; 
B. D. CHARLES. Realtor | Orse orice $12,500. for details call PE | = “=e Realtor -oe — tatie call PF © 1201 of PE ©1216 OR 31338 ¢ Open 08 atte ia pres Tone” play tunes, WE ig 
6-120) or FE ¢-1216. WM H KNUDSEN . R AY ONFEII R 1 “R | iD” Nich olte la @ . ELLIOTT 4 & sae Northwest | with $2,900 ay 000 . 4 
FE 4-0521 Real Estate ani tan We ; mes NUL. DOING BUgINESS AB STONE : IL, Realtor . | erm at Middiebet, JOrdon +612 an Lake © 
mms Reepe er miett| | FE422820 | Rea esse” ape vse pater oe tie | Met Peto rita! | Bas | ae Se ee —wearvon | OOP ret 22: : one FE or FF, 44178 HOMES _TO BUY. TO tL. REAL 
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- nities 51 Money to Loan 5. i NE 10, 1954 : ~ | 
s of All Kinds, Sizes wos ine aGee (State Licensed Lenders) 3 For Sale Homestralters 5s| F 
and Description a ane th ae For Sale Used Cars 61 
Lote with trees, lake canvass lands of . wil 73 UE si duguanoeor. ovn| — or Sale Used Cars Rod For Sale Used Cars 
cae t'* ie ia payment. By owner. F tees Need isan > | ARONAL a? yt aRD BATH. ; BUICK, 61, For Sale Used Cars 61 
sis, Wowie eceta, | Phra aee wa tae Se a Wet ar A ares —~ 
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Prices ranging from $7 Ideally situated for fruit ake Orion. | 3 se aces os peur telephone. Just | ga “VAOABOND — WOUBE. or Ss patra ca. | : L- 
Over _Apply Lake Orian Motor Seles. ust | Cheap, Maeoes > SUN ? _Sisi'si PE ete — : 
et 200 its from which to | FUEL ROUTE LOTS OF PO a rr | 1962 CADILLAC MO : 
ROGER B. HE} | ‘once eo ee )-812]) | det OLS ROCOPTRAIT. omg a Eng : 
you buy: NX ess Box 91 30157 before 9 _ 
Dorothy. Snyder Sectelen “a =e at Lit al age Mg | LEASE GROCERY) For euto fin OWNER WA 
ne REALYOR Rochester Michigan WT ot Mimess Pu re }e21 because payment —— ing a over oi A a: AND % 
“aYLVAN y LAKE FR trios ion | ~ For Sale Acreage _ Be gg Ton FoR | compictet en 7 30r Br (hota are al =| A : ; 
& LOT Si se On fps ret visit 
= I 2 ACRES (cheay ~| opportunity | egos ae tao few minutes Lace taper] Oxierd ‘Trailer | 
or Sale oe ee ee ap) rteady ealey |S goed P 
Resort Prop. 45 Os covene pond, teh on an ar tnt sation buy evens | EY SALES ay Just the | iter gee, tu ike eat | 
mada thaw mee cam onl laomed a mil eee feet a rE 6-076) Ome & Auto aera | i's Bunce tetign. 0h the 
joing sie forest 0 ee Eoeal cask on meeeei OE lane - -- a Loa [Takes ‘Takecosaer tokens | or call PE ae ae 
ood bunt ant of tiness ; C mpa and sleepe ins-Homes S ' SF | 71-0730 anytime 
~ bed wae. gwen se down 625 Red H | a een Early. American anon O ny ued trailers sol a i ma ales Tax phe ooriy PE. 4-1556 SPECIAL: “| \ . 
Jerry M = his grocery etal unity National B. \ i oe > CAD ; : : 
Rien "Pa te) yp Manne (Chere. OTSE se. of the poeta ee ee eg be en Oe eck bene ieee a ee @ CADILL a PLESTWOOD DARE ou Can't Buy June ; Wealth. But you can 
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A PE 4-2252 ° Cia sei anlage Oskland C. ASH PROMPTLY | °Rt’’ = per yates up to 60 , - sal sees ShOes efiaieal ates ol] ; 
Go le Rare a import Get “ » fit yor mace | Th Y eccessories e a) . 
RESTRICTED HOMESIT inate, acts AeA Sess oa Coe “i Prva — a Kanls, aot ascoments i at Ss Our $1300 PE S-8066. 206 like new | buy a used car that | ll sl 
ALL WOMAN REALTY pole, 2. Ne ot mere e780. 81 2008 on ant padings, of wrought loen ip “9 sein te first tor a | rae ry yen Lake Orion | Rd 206 Cherokee will show you how to 
2 ALA. “AL $1790 & up 10 . 2 at aoe ings An over-all come in it le trip Write of 4 MY 20721 = . 
am 4 M59 Hurc $25 mo wilt (CAL ates he b profit of 30 per cent om this Y more convenient | NEW . : = 
: nsinticd: Iron Secten EsTc IPPLE LAKE ROAD usiness Everything mode oR ov'll like the — Reighboriy | * AND MODERNIZED USED ~ 190 USED CA enjoy | 
4 Really eitterent ae dew 3 16GA =o pROAD & - NDIANWOOD on carly UAteoric an > pat a, wDnS si ghbvorly | Good” aay restal purchase Msi Down TO coos Fy ron joy it For those P} leasant, early summer 
: room rane me. All yooms are, 7100 & Clarkston een OAN Uttle as ned ones, as! 4 NEST’ 
, poi ad and well planned Hu tand 86-3777 ener Oss and 8. N< |} media: down. Move in im- ae ha LOT 
i a feanes, Weasel lak ate ; 7 ACRES | | 4 Moot and Holler ‘Tie soe” | Traian ‘ckthanon | mooowran AND 1) MILE ROAD rides in the country, | our “O.K.” Used Cars 
sj 300. in a= di = i 1S asin, } he customers reall PE? 9349 = P - | — 
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g Stust es mediate possession ines —— where al! the | new. Mas a ume near Sage | y 146 TRAVELS tod “Banat » Dot ay ent! | oat CHEV can’ 
: THEL once 00 | woul’ weles re — ® busit pop omell ie of over $63,000 | condition Bell GOOD ROLET 2 DR CLEAN can't be topped. 
3 MA M. ELWOOD pezment mall down ich “Tole fs We a oe san leeo 27 PT Ew tthe FE 26700 $300 00° Fe — and heater. 
na 5143 se roud to E OON TRAILER. 
a rE + ke Ra | ae dere own and operate xcellent condition 1080 CHEV: 
‘en : 196, FE 43044, Open 0 to 7 | leat war tables and excel | a + 3135 $1400. Call door oe DELUXE. 4 1 
: a”, e ane eae co get . 18 FOOT LINTZ GHRAPY FRAIL Monthl Rt, a ee O.K.’ ‘1 Ch ‘ os 
f — pome in Saataee. Greek Real Fstate nveeti is for ps deni Without | +e +4543, only 6 weeks Tee. bs fa t Gmion” MOTOR “gat ¥ Tule te , beans Fleetline 4 ev. O.K. 53 Chev 
bedrooms, te all with 6 ; ~ : | 25 FOOT PO! P khorp Radio, beets Bel ° 
+ Sorte ans tees ace — | STAT | Endorsers syn See ayments cr ip ake ham) ct sama Pycerahdes ty | pink radia, Noni, "srecuonal 
] Sheng peg ot | —_ =| E-WIDE * ame ater S  baed Pine fie Ma $27 ? Wyude, voase, bELAIn POWER “a1 COL 
5 MEAG REAL ESTA ) Rea! Estate Servi | Youll enjov dot Ra minal © excellent erway = $84 ] 
| ' Onterd, Mich Ads ee 32 ACRES ___ Pontiac State ali a | America’s cides ‘aed les pex! bala Ren . "raite tg pire ‘ 
bs CONDITION. 6 “7 Vacant Scenic John A Landmeiver hatha _|_ sumer financ* compam oe “- t ~ Space 56°-- and less) G 
p 6 LARGE mic bidg site HW PE ¢1562__ rote p F ire s ASOLINE MOD: 
‘ geome end beth. best location e's 4 Glajom sec oaa acd FE 5-0078 aah <u te cies adi em san bur Pp : er : — . —+ et: Practically :ew. BR as 
3 bone if d hw ’ eas ale on sign ARKH Al z= : EASON. 
eer Cae; SN a¥ nc amend by 64500 $000 village pear” mae EKKL ame i hn “SALES iv an” rans | omyE sys +8190. , 1 
from Genate ss 12 MILES one pod pu.pose Up to pameas H ‘DOOR 710 POWER - 
emailer . miles from 2 Re ] ce G repay months Auto Acc s L i. and heater. } F ee ; 
tueber towed co ogee) Fets st Ww tharos | ones tne She el a A Large Pigeon sh be cae ‘. K’ "52 oun) O.K.’ Stude 
- . pwd White house, reé barn ; ° e Open By Ss THE )mos 12 mus 6 mo ~ . re ee re 
sttsched. Lats “of shade cep} ‘Meat to Cousennes . rata TO THE RIGMT MAN WHE ia | ane su Wes AUTO GLASS Selection gg ghana ME «Boon ee door with a fine cost of | arve Bpotions green pai iron 
of shade trees ere Power 2U WANT TO BUY A BU ee eo e832 ee becialize In safety Suto glass 35-2066 : miles OR |” sreen paint. Excelie r.ve Spotiess green paint Ju 
25 per cent down BUSINESS 19 67 nstall acs | tires nt at 
— —_ w. B. | I 300 41 47 edie 4496) )6= FREE wale ya see | drive — heater and ov tee sah for that forthcom- 
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= __ EP st MA 56-6485, No Bane se | For Sale Farms ‘“ sit r pe. L TOWN povager gpl tn _ sme| alas peed ith, each door of ab. \YLOR CHEVROLET | down not broke | 
a ar : ‘ERY = Tealaae fal posroea imag he of | Glass Co 1 shield Hub Auto “34 Chevrolet $] ] 5 $595 
at 2, | F 22 Oakiand A olan 
2 aCe | = on anewt $120,000 gros 2 tm this| Lebie _ = ee o's ba} da venue 33 pec wo Fg K., ‘ 4 
oe DOWN eee 5 enced ut not ADMASTER EN a5 Geavnier 
pe ng colonia! home has CAN YOU BEAT tT? cides ager — —— tes | o = Perc 5a 4%, per cent x — been wood, Beal oe | rn | a Fors 3 PB _ 
. has pew Luzair oil ote! © rm term bom. — real estate ated | 2S specialise tn one day = cH | | '80 evrelet. 4 
electrie bot water. new bi ae) oe, trp bene me | crear? bet ever oon aie HO —~ EVKOLET MOTOR 19 6-901 F |, ae Fase Ce ane 
, Dairy) = . down | USEH 263 7 { ; "30 ¥ rt coupe 
Soeclnce, fal dana room. teree| scree a Peatios. Deity | Wrage ter heme or oced te Wi | LD | tencony ana { or | 3 Gut Soa" pen 
bedrooms and full bath 2 im excellent farming ares tract @ oF good land coo- | wil RACING ENGINE OR | 
ee whlshen house cad 0 ve. Blechten bey. hwy. 30 head of cat | FINA Hl trade OR 3-2004 ; TAYLOR'S 
mine % try woes A ecuipment. wa, Booeeeasy farm IF IT’S MC ; NCE ATTENTION _ 46-'5] Ch AT WALLED L t s i Dod 'O. K.’ B k 
ey, Mon Ye = Passe tenet acre takes MONEY | Corporetion We are wreckin: eV Ph. SIN 1831" 1 ge uick 
ments : ede WANT 3% Aout Soneaw a as and ineets, We have covers cars, = | a Aes Se Pradorve. Bemuhe's Denaficr ros ont 
FLOYD KENT, R Buy this Ass Pene Pitdera! ¢ Bldg?) eel ee mileage dh ie = | CHEVROLETS. 39 FORMERLY ors "Milee Of ‘Smile seat cer: inlet very _ rapid v blue 
jroux = 5 Higka|s W, Lowrepe ealtor cated i9 adiitere. & remy cate) ia: A ral 40536 Tranomi issions & rear peg ‘ce ‘4 , ee An§ a2, FORM am ERL s Smiles. t job. Easy on et 
° Open £ | # main and area on | | ‘baeaners -* gd arts 6- P] | HEVROLET. 1946. Ci meres, $995 . 
= n," ‘denon 14 ‘enh ie “FE sais | _ ves statem ph Buy rea Encelient oretit | \ HE N YOU } NE E D SCTHRANT A AC ee Nea ie a 51 Viti. | ae 1946, COUPE, $5 $50 745. 
Drayton Plaine “ jag teat Pa cquipment. . PART oe | 
3-070! saunbelte vabiy low i tor ‘$2 2339 Dine H S| | 1960 CHEVIE CONVERTIB 
: ae 622.500 on te price vy Pe ¢4533' | dio “and heate LE RA 
For FARM rms Perfect f 5 re _ #4533 ‘ : } owner 602 
Sale Lots bial grt ats at oes 6 weemes |) oe Gee ie es "s * O | _ dew ehuitcaes t 49 Buick ae Als =, NEW HK 
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ed high and J aces ay Waren a ae ottered. Si! | We can ber aan ica on one 29 | , rer pew transmission. Market 
. MiS 20 acres jak ME NEAR |” probie he'p you with your mone ‘loyes em- . 
$1590. $100 down 8 B cores take frent, ne buiid- ONE > : aeons vor wrist up to $900 | Open 7 dave Old i953 CHEVROLET 210 ‘O m4 
Beben 100 Ww. Dranner. aed Reaky Ortonville eo OF THE FEW and repay ip small monthly pay- NOLLEERBACRS i Ss. Packard Bever cide ratte 2 Door. LK. 50 Pont. UN\ YW? 
FARM FO an “Riche en Telephone Auto Parts i leavt ucelleut condition. Owner .K. P] 
with lake DRIVE | County OR SALE tt ALPENA | irigeration ayes location . we of cal at our office. = 40 Baldwin PE 39477 ha sell. $1275. bye tiene” cas Hydramatic. E-Z ym. 
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| ongge oe on © miles from itubeard and rty food system * Perfect tor’ DUR Tenis U 8 ROYAL WHITE | i EY Runs “me nice grees radio Suburban with good tires 
. OR +4146 large be 4 -— 600 inc ton. Full price Hl tires, ncludi ROLET, 2 DOOR e ® fine watch. io and heater and 
S ACRES | wea onl, fee ies] ne een F | Selieat condition 638 "1088 Mar udson And | mindatieis”™- athens 6308 Ti 79 USosi signals "A wongertal uy. 
Recreat ven | a | } vashers $1,295. 5 
4 Bt and Giddings | 20 Ac Rae hee wi WARD F PARTRIDGE | “- LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS _ CHEVIE Tee ee . $1 095 
iiarete Terme Weson  on g WIXSOM 24,38 | ORFICE OF NATIONAL BUSIN FINANCE CO | Open Eves at ata CHEVIE. 1982 ¢DOOR DELUXE ‘ 
y Snyder Lavender] > sere: smail neeee, neod lOpFicEs IN  PRINCIPA HOUSE | FE 4-1574 aa ieee * Nee Po ti co tath” eee tee dt. 
ne Ww. REALTOR ree oe eeeee vacant, wo eas i PRINCIPAL Crrigs | 72 Pontier state | Lots of eas $7 56 | nwlac ppp flan gga gga 
" a wp sens | To aie hare terse terme ace | IAST-TO-COAST | > = ae oot parts for "6 care eenerator. must spi! 4672, Elisa. 
y LoT,| Mich Ph M Aigrim Winsom, ] Ont and Ave Ph FE h_Lake_Ré 46158 aa; 
Arhet_e1ee | Wor d’ Ss Large 7 2 FORD MOTRODS FOR ere Ch : S 
€ SU Riess wheels battery — ‘ = eve. 46 $159 
jen Roe PE 3 pe aed ea Sit et verges ix tcc! Matthews-| M a bh eater. tt 
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| 1980 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR | 
no cunvaoter, 2 poor, sx-| IATOTeAVe H S| Margreaves — + LPP TOS ron 
  TIN G lx : RS BUMFING & PAINTING | CHEVE se ‘30 CLUB COUPE 8T AN- 
CHEVROLET   10 1 LITTLE FAR - 43 W. Huron 
east of ‘and Ivy Lovely 1 pt sae ail 
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A bate nites gis) RENT ITEMS | Pore . and a bet . 
ant Club Relates. taseb Lt r living PRO You May Borrow | FREE FE ST I MA IE . 
CHOICE Lots Lane FP : ivi. 1 I BROWN, Realtor ITABLY ? | tn ween : t an Ge cee low miles * 
. ees; pt Wolking Lake. Inquire | ha Ph. OPE 2 4810 Owe recession-proof bus Protits | ~ OO BRAID ah dre K : mn E aC ee CHEVROLET 
: usiness Propert fliate with pel ade Mes » CHEV. STYL ES - 
y 49 ith fas! growin . 7 PHONE FE to LELINE DELUXE 211 S. Sagi , 
Choice L Property 40) Cratuatin eee ital C2 oun yor my, | ee eee ey SPE EEL ive wnt! oes 211 S. Saginaw 
. _lowa eisaa Cie, | ca, Fees Ges, Ee ___ Cass a. Wet Pike St —— ‘Ul © pm | FE 4406 ini . 
ots BRICK BL S. BLDG To" BUY To sEli REALTCE oe a qa te 44 e Seihere tal eral 2 GRINDING In THR — Open ‘ti] 8 pm. 
Doub! ‘ AL ‘ wieabe 
Good west suburban jocation wth eee ig oa Root street weneaues ea THE “BIRD ua ues . hed. we he For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale U Ca 
~~ ee . tams Lake A give-away at oni nex AND ORIVE IN. B | ~—_—o=-_’*_’"»-\_'-_"'-_"[_"'"". sed rs 6 
y@ year IN | OE s 
seeee_ wen 0500 to 9656 Only | $4,000 dn or $10 200 oki Veeaat road around business on main F Wanted Used | Cars rs 59 um 1 For Sale Used Cars 61 
ae or an RS _ sine ss RPP LLL DP IDE 
Otter Hil Cie MAREE) OC erent 8 FINANCE CO, WTD “$7 OR 48 CAR . 
= er 1S REAI TOR : re? DGE a CONNER N BA : eosay} oS Sic oe 
- ; SIN IG . FE 2-8316 RN SAGINAW — = ee MM ; 
Well restricted PON : URON, otor Sales” 
privileges on potag Prong Rasy with «4 W Huren it - ee Pint Pia cas doJar on ‘ate modet ca 
: only caty 4 mites from plahe Located |) BURINESS LOTS AND ® | ac fm, Die Mien bby : a Hay node! cars, | ] e 
& and .° D BI _ cmos: from Pit oi II 
_ ° pk eee Bioae "Ga" Sia? | tet gree DOLLAR Um Urn) 
: jor le mod _ grade used 
, “F.C. Wood Co.| fia BaF sas ct RAZY | __Mortzaxe toa Saute ten sae Gee 
‘ or: ; . oy ns 54 40 Dixie Hw 
: Corner Of Williams Lak We're piu a — HJ VANW . 
- OR } ake Rd & M50. P plumb trade crary do + ance | J ELT 
. aa ve Office Open #8 | Rent-Lease Br Bus. Prop 49A oo ome oe seen al now INTEREST 5t ge OS 
; by 130. On gts 4 Lor 80 FT LARGE sTOF have a ‘hea . ‘wea kind and Belin ted funds or single { } 1 ; . me fe “a - e 
3 in Jos} ° IRE W | nd contr welll dvieas amily | = ee 
: Gorgens, Nog Aye! FE ere | living ouarters os Boos | Sie” fa: Frage Ma typiod ae Sue ikl ae eee Lap Price for Your Car . =F ne ne 
r #2122 Rie _ Can be used for any | for those earnings and ca yearning li G&G PETER Gy ’ "Ph 2-987" S. 2020 DIXIE HWY An a sy 
: re gece, mapas Suse be secu Patridge today call Realtor | 1h ¢ -RSON Wanten a" FE 4 c 
ae « ate Car! Algrim W ontiac State Bank ae TO RUY GOO —~. . : 
; . et HILLS moe a "WARD FB) PARTRIDGE! F Tr Sake Houzct Pe owas | _Wricatr' parts Pe 2am ead alg ten ct 
oe can still ia Le SE ONLY | or = party FE 26818 : C , l C ' 
gites in this Mong ae Tetrigessiar  analianns | _REALTOR. FF 2 RO or Sale Housetrailers: 55 MUST HAVE CARS. mar Inventiny a ua ases rom th -e File f 
gan! fr canes Gu are| Te male heat beech, neal pedig OT me Lead MASONITE TRAILE , } Aen : We Need | sO 
; S CART J earth , e se nee eae ae en Disie — RAILER, g230 | YOUR CAR wit BRING “MORE M \ a O liver Motor 
” ealtor reference. FE 44306 . een uM FOC , Used Car Lot S_MOTOR. More And More | Sal es 
50? Community j.ati | V s* IT AIMA HOUSETRAILER Liv nesdiial becauie we urgent- Aad . | 
FE +421!) as ~ — Bag | ueoeete:< Opportunities 51 | ariety Store | | Seton: ash 3985 Waidon Rd Lake cats De < pg Malls mete a a Meore-trades——+ T : { ’ 
sy | consideratio $ op dolla : } 
Web = , see SHOP’ EQUIPMENT stork Poesia area - Complete Cue ee 68) eT Rory SDUAL nae meen today et 24'S mode! ai the New - ae ay s Line-U p 
e have the privilege of off chrome furniture and e ‘ competitt ain & lunches No 1 Alba! show & I cas Used naw 8t Youll be gl - Sagi- * 
eeveral desirable vaca offering _ for small beauty shop Suipmcn! | stor on for miles Live over PARKHU Vagabond sleeps four glad you did 4 
Clarkston E mt lots in) PULL : p OR 3-2200 ore No limit to 0 ‘i URST “Rat rR 2 EF 1 
te cir #700 and. #A0d cast bach oak karen See ic ee Box 47 Davisburg Mien ut Gast PARE @) UC bow Used Cars 61 Or ° 
o ss lots on Adam lso tr Lecuied « n North coun ( IRC Ye |: k 1047 2-461! j eee 8 47 
‘ nears Aubute ban laxtrawlicy Roed | stream Has & lat famous trout x \ 7 HOUSFTRATI EL 27 FT j . - yam. 1: 
en Victory large lot ace is 5 large cabins Als With beer and wine lic dem wheris 8 a TAN: | 1:23 am. 
phen sites a beiutel cilia | bay ume eel i! ot has’ be location Faint avs i Sse Cameron, or ceil aa Any Model Chef Tu k 3:16 p.m. 
= co Bivd going at ¢| with owner Write Po mel MInece ane ae Rerellicriycarcikead : TUBS A Nats tnkey Lou! Ro . 
with * 200 dewn seas Box 06 ntiae Press s to retire Bur ti ‘i121 Fr nov 8 ; Creek ounded up this ‘50 iv ’ : 
bud : heme necore Why not _ and you are in b he stock PS FTRAILER “$325 : . ekmur kept slic | : his 53 Bu e < 
img to your. _) mos No cant’ basco ume _Sgott Lake Re 38. 878 Any Equipr night! Buick 2 dr ; . ick Super 4 
a kK. "G. Ptem , ewe srore GAS STATION | List oo oe lose on this anne A juipment UM atch on °82 Chrysler! and he _ with radio fr. Dynaflow. radio and 
102 E Scania Realtor opportunits. for epee eesane | iw RI Wie. NEW-MOON: 28" TO 45 Any Color Windsor 4dr. with auto-| it ater. Discovered heater was brought 1 
reet ne $ ring- : » * : . ‘ - Wi - . s 
Ries at syn ek e500 per yumonth basal 1111 Joals MBILER New and used i matic shift di a as trying to look like and cl ; : in 
Lots OF ALL KINDS - thviving Sake sommeunie acces Daily th 9-8 FE 49526 Parkhurst Trailer | Saw Pr | er Mio! .tadio & heat-| a new car. and al } bit vecked over, No‘re- 
chee & Son. 66 W Huron oe cet fomeuniy. ares nape ice Mexr Bilis Skchauce | ark and Sales ee we | er. Mighty dangerous . almost, habilitatic ; 
a t . u iv e Real Es { 1540 Lap p A | A angerou ation neec 
. Al miles es “ROUND LAKE. | wriakeee: 201 pool room on main, ¢ INCOME Fachange 1 mile north “ take Orios 19 . | look at. can be bailed ae | does. Judge says the fine) 1s ready to ve anette 
7 vote aie ontiac OA 82429 | ff brick ans Ce UA ed srt ¢lose in. Income $200 ner a _ O2 B k , out’ Is Only .....-- $405 | . on the 
, Lone Sais EAcr HIGH DRY | os Bait abet abeaPe tana hoot pits re 813.000 with rea, i ulc um only peter n eee $1,095 | . $495) open road .... $1,995 
700 y very cheap omplete with mo Sap Bates Nd es hy - mo payment = Sho = ' ede wae ; 
ba Maine Pontine = vabeth Lake | both in poe eRe gob ag aiprceny st apeoiniment gnls 10. Fire 1 nailer peclda 4 door fe) . | 
— ss | Ywner'a health force icky ee - 6125 9. 
Sahn GOMER 1c re Box 36 | ge 3 at A aith forces sale. Cail : N W 12-01 p.m 
tesian well Ri ITS WITH AR EM oe er particular } Money to l Oa . | oath. 
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tales Cake _Lrescent lake F- LMBREE SA GORE CG ate Pinicen: 4 W Y | unch. 
: ee 900 sh 1 = J Lhensed ape . ¢ tn. dDewutifu! ae Ve 
4 Lore oF ts fea" cans ME arn take ae an xchan So ioe ante Ta ate rile Your 60am, - 4:15 p.m. 
LOTS WITH LAK " or BM 3325! aie luxe radio air con- ee 36 p.m 
— Union Mid EPRIV GIFT SHOP 8st : a Win Tine heater back D | p-™. 
L iebie= Oech ita) 7 sane = pee 33402. \l . i a le sey We uilenae. “Signals wn eal! Patrolman Le ( ] Large group of petty 
a 4 > ’ il . l¢ - " | : : 
on Pelee Tak wane ’ “as gline aba jon. Lois ga! Vick— vane | locked 1 7 ane pveseator Byron Da- crimes entered in record 
Pon! ail Walled Lake prmes | a oa SAVNTICa Ich Bir wen cote ae FIN. VNC i mortal combat. Vidson apprehend Some in fai : 
Se Liane fue 7 she colne: Communit 7 =a ay Weites on with this "31 Pontiac 4 St Buick 2 nded this in fair shape, some 
: hutiding | ine in same ! nity fo or and otheF : rem oO As : uick 2 dr no . . 
; 4LOTs .« a n south ond SOE, Tawce a i ‘ bedros Pane ane tere 7 ane ———— dr. Chheftain Deluxe. P Orchar dr near 210 t so good, and some in 
Close-in west suburh awrence FE. 2 713 Choose your ow : o 4 ff It a< har acre -_ ae. ut rchard Lake surprisi . : : 
su n floo that 1 7 I vell | ngly f 
; Serf lal gaat eAomey Gaia a orders ele loor plan Bye t factors ; up a terrific struggle but) We g: : ue. y fine condi- 
: T8u700 fe Dicts now att tne ‘ec Jorse i TEAGUE FINANCE sme iets oe Sees ook | Weg hn eee 3 Sie ENN ies aie Contact Constable 
. on CO {TS STORE trs-case conditioning _treat {fumphri ; 
. ; WIN ae x , i can be rele; : . = atinelt phries and he will 
FLOYD KENT. ‘Real 2 202 N MENIN sersthing for the trath eleased for only and it’s set f TAT : 
-——_— Xealfor ~ ROC . eheels to roof ins cor 2 | or.release for | PORICE VOU f 
a he \ HTS a” inside and out aoe f A or : 5 tS OTe 
MAPS B Ce gy eee Ee (omy Restaura: LOANS | Ro MICH | SETSES TS ron Shopot Ca veceee. $995, the payment of bail | his men who wil 
Next te c ied r ne ; - a MC rOL” 8.100 en a- i "enter atl! me see it todav | : : of to 0 will be glad 
a © cumers Power - Berita SDEWPx ter grocers is Op a. elegraph Ra Osty | ' Siete 4 Sie uw! olrele ape $895 | arrange 
nea aeeeaeeraeeeteemeieeemeeeentee ye t ) s¢ en f ov) 2 2 ie x «eer . ayme f 
. . | apt This aiso 2 tour toon HO! SERED Gade \ ano Sinday pm tere $1 {Os | PU l pas nt o 
Zz _ 7 HA ke irntvage oe fe p OLD Goons a vail for these 
=i FHA APPROVE — —{—-Frple Lake sould mate os ivbe _Hochester OL 6-071 MLE RIGANNTNS Cases. 
a : E < Bo Saat none i vb . RIC AN GF NER - - y, 
400 Pio-aigg tome siter-tr -Prar come i per . mately a pm aaa GET C ASH OUTORI S rente ay ERAIL CONTI t “y | 1017 am oo 
E HOLMES -B. AR’ far 3 $e ber _— a ew enalienses “Lier ‘ = 2: >pm / 
IRAM DVS REALT | Up t ical Wie ais ee ie a nee $ OS 
: mE ALT\ CO I 06 Arcane meer wernt ya : Ctnterclet A ie. i ; 
i _OR 3 Sts. oe OR )-000 Auourr Ave FE «ini (O_ 7 2 SS 4 Enis fey, koa ches ha tie Toa is eee or vis —Aoter ails on | robati treet ws Put oO f 
zs ) 0 ied E De as J als ietu plete ae ' « ' . eee ene , > } > 
4 ACRES 2) DOWN. OUT see eit ait ROUTE AND 2) minute ee eae — wae Gul cent niet Amiel Auk when TED CAR LOF Naw Pwo Bie | oret on. picked Up) Rookie Russ H tee Remember 
7 , ° t ue a - « af rer t 5 sos DOU . iv" 2 ° > 3 . 
: jim’ WRIG. 1 ay ft vetween 1 ne . yt Z F furniture iene one or traties tat curcha ¢ nian eniiced Bus Mat ' . Bre I OTS a j eT . ° cate | = 
: GH z, Realtor after 7 pm . curities resng ° tat <r | : OLive 2031! Open til “e a loos MW ood. ard plain - clothesman D ont S ONE: —~ +The 
* @ Res! Esiate Exche : yD . : ' N\}- us \l | = ul p om , dal \ 7 é « | F $YS3+ “ 4 ; 
E Fea c T on nge O! ; K I * \ei oh : ord Cou S * afer: at ON 
! slegreph _ FE 5-060) pee rl N ee A | AND : 210) Dixte Highway rmingham | . Now cvoling Off] fivery cn edan De- ane ays: ; at Over sis 
$25 DOWN wit eee Ks saad ‘sa FR 12 BY 16 SIZE | it 1e cooler. Has radio.! Orcha: ing held at 210] 41, pleased to show 
ecit? New 4 in eet for xc ment osivn for appoint | eater and nev a c ard Lake Av y/ ‘ot the Cases 
terme on the bela: ato Punoco Btation for led N } | j Vv paint.| and enue] jot/ on the 
wks tate 6 piace aria required. a, Monteaim. $8000 | ' Woodward & | Bailset at... .e-.- $195) nd can be released for ¥. Just dial FE 2-9101 
eeiiauie ken” for your boat | 7s; June A Sa dea ainere BA | rae : payment of fi wid request d 
ets today! Offering? 1100 ots on oS) Zier 63538 “Detrot” 1a 7 book 13 Mile Road ine of $1,395! fion dri ‘ emonstra- 
- Cass. ize lots on y, | 53 Ford ¢ . ‘Look for Th . ; Fi ive, N = . 
_ easant. and | SAGINAW STREFT RES os HONS 48 Olds ‘ac ace $795 e Bie Sign “CARS 0 obligation. 
\ Red H | deig) good’ Ausines Feo RANT : TIAC STATE BANK BLDG ofl ade station wagon . on | . 
O ment eaving ee equ ob ontiac Chief Deluxe - | - Fi 
igo abel ope ( | iet 48 Dodee 4 $1 195 < / 
FE? irl” $2 Som revires $1 000 dain "g 25 To oh and ‘a iy month Good cies ar PHONES > / 
° — . } “FP . i Ford 24 ' awest @? ss f 
LOTS FOR BAL _ A Sool AD BEER WINE la it r Hye : a Fon! VAloAby $145 Lincoln 33557 Andan 467 | a, 
rt tight = SALE price $5400 Goo bu JOMES ; SaMareare trees 2480 Lincoln 3-4436 
Tij™ SEWER AND WATER Feasonable down payment ref N: Ne ved tap n tenctn Up to: #2 Cherie eal wee $1,675 . 8 
on of Keego 45 ing state Write P iver { it ray s2 Lincoln Lik motor $295 
vane 41 185 Fre tre Baxter & ! re nean ata tee nuteninan 3S Reng ease Ba Met itioned ft er a . r % Hugs peed ' a 
: i ek eaten beer o“ | feesiteet tae a Big "Aoenre BS Over 22 Y earsaG 
im Pontiac with sewer mingham Initia! rin th ot Br Livin { oe 48 Buick. sedan $45 a ood P] 
DWAY com al otto wk uae. For iran gstone etlutchinsen's [ier Safe 93} and 82 Caditiacs 6235 210 O jace to Buy 
pase company | Reiee'Fe sil Mi.,e aj" T teapeee ae wis Dine treas, Hravtn Baim: BOG, Rowe . 7 rchard Lake A | 
} 20700 ' call noe FEL a After 60 m | fence st af Cas amie Phone OR 3-101. ain 3 a | ’ V enue . 
each > APSTATRAN | o Corner 11 Mile & Wooe Studeb ; C 
| T AND coviPiEN _ evel-Oen Ut rod ward | aker convertible - © <i ner oO iN]; 
, . T oat wk 61.9 5-2901 a Stud 
4 or WR fesiee Pw iia) Gave nue TO $900 2030 8 Nort Michwar Flint f ‘Oe mainte ches OE WH ae . ams St.) 
'69 W. Huron PUBLIC LOAN “” FOOT F cept rea! estate or cont sedi hens Op} en 8 
FE 3-718 Fos CRAFT = trade Frnapce racts in a. ; 
1 lent condition, FE 5-8 EXCEL EC SONOM arranwed F mM. O p m . 
ook of Ann ~OeEO cake -910] . A 
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1950 Pontiac 
  “CATALINA” y 
For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 
CHEVIE CONVERTIBLE 161) > - + Blue white sidewalls. Radio, heat (er directions, 
  Custom irim in contrasting | 
leather ete and burn’ 
orange). tome fmished ail) 
in burnt iranae with cream 
top Deluze th 
Chie! radio, air cendi- 
tioning heater ecourtesey | 
lights, @ signals 
bumper wing guards, white 
wall tires i(neariy 7) 
and the ever famous hyéra- 
matic drive transm 
Ouly .......--+ $995 
See it... Drive it 
  BLY IT! 
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  SUMMER Ford '46 $49 Down clean tudor, has heater and windshield ers. You can't go wrong 
car at ovr loW price. 
4T?_Aubura , 
TWO ise 
Sant wakes DO BETTER AT LARRY'S 
TET a 
sharp cer for a private 
i and talk business at 2835 
or call FE 5.0560. redie 
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ew REAL FUNNY BUSINESS THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE. 10, 1954 
For Sale Used Cars 61 im = Hershberger ~~~ 
  
  
        
  
PONTIAC. RETAIL 
STORE 
GOODWILL 
USED CARS “Not a Name But « Policy” 
1949 BUICK- S BEBE? SAIS MTOR AND DY . THis I A 
GooD ' SEF US TODAY! 
1950 STUDE. 
RADIO HEATER GNT OR®EN FINISH AN ONEAT AND CLEAN 
  4956 - DODGE. 
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his father!” 
  
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SALE 
Summer Clearance’ 
  Vacation Special CM 
oo NM Main Rochester 
OLive 30311 Open til © pm 
‘_FONTIAC «DOOR HYDRA. For Sale Used Cars 61 
195] 
CHEVROLET 
2 DOOR SEDAN 
  Beautiful 2 tone 
Emerald green 
wood metailic 
Equi 
light. 
eustom trim 
transmission finished in 
and Sher- 
green top | 
with back up! 
@irectiona| ‘signais. | 
power glide | 
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ITS A OFM—WITH ONLY 
22°09 ACTUAL MILES 
SEF IT TODAY! 
OMY ..<5acceea5 S45 
Community Motor Sales 
BIG USED CAR LOT 
aded “Shared 8 For 6,000 AC- — — Wil take wont rE 
2 . pone 4 DR. HYDRAMA- tle, white walle very clean FE 
2-4781   +- + PONTIAC STATION WAGON, | 
  
  
  
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GMC 
Triple Checked 
USED TRUCKS 
‘47 GMC panel ..-+- $275 
'48 Ford %4 ton, cab 
and chassis ..... $275 
47 Chev. sedan 
delivery ..-. 
"$9 Ford "4 
« hassis eves $275 
ton cab and 
» $375 
‘$9 LILC. panel ..... $375 
‘46 Chev dump woeee $375 
WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward 
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  Meter—Seiee } BIG USED CAR LOI | YOU'RE INVITED TO TRY 001 door” deiuse | svod | cond ian ere 12S Pastor: PE ee 
Meteora pecine =a Nain —_ TERLPOPP Ms tor nar pa rel a | eae = Cass Fe boite st Olive 2-#31) “Oper tu) 10 pm $ DAY | 1952 PONTIAC " LARRY "Maroon ‘whe wails aitzarametic _ Transportation Specials | “Msioecyeme raat a E. : 
MODEL A 30 3185 PRID- . aml gar tana = pee Pontiac 2 dr New motor 
png | | rynanetet SM) — TPROME | ah Seta aS NO DOWN 3 Dede ciut. couve Stare | For Sale Motorcycles 64 
1980 ge HUDSON. GOOD, CONDITION BY “GOODWILL USED CARS- spars ca ane | PAYMENT Teves ere tice qteae cars. Ready 
Riemenschneider's ‘$33 MERCURY. MONTERY HA 4 1949 OLDS. Rochester Ford Dealer ans eis = Feople’s s Auto Sales 
Overdrive. 92150. Cail OL | AMATIC, RADIO wove 6 Low | « PE 32391 
ne V7 Sea, Stet aod atk . | ada TRS 8 2" othe CEL : 
lst hoice MERCURY (8) CU . alues to Wit’ 0000. PENTO~Es lini | Is required for any of the | 208" UTE ye nen + 
radio, beater power seat. er , ra 1 S 
b steering, at ua F West Side Used C 1 For Sale Used Trucks 62 
~USED CARS | trte'tee'inence ‘Chery serome Ny ine on % Hurce cars listed below if you|~—~—~ 3 
_Rocpester, Obwe. LS Lit DAN. HT BLUE Lye LOW MILEAGE Out low overnens | win eve yout : ae A-1 f-) isa) 
Come In And | NASH “46 AMB FOUR ATER AnD mA ™ wood weed car ave lived and worked a 
| door, radio and heater, 5 MATIC SEE THIS ONE TODAY! Used We have’ a wide variety of : 
oe Car | tien, sow _beabes. Fm bse | $495 1952 PLYMOUTH ma Ur iatte"S liad ‘AND SELL in or around Pontiac for é 
Of Your Choice {981 CLEAN NASH STATESMAN 1953 G00D CON. 
| super.” 71.880 ctu) miles Pri : GkD HEATER, LIGHT OREEN Fo ds “gion, Oe Grerarive. PE bau or two years vate owner, p. 2 
1953 Cadillac 63 Club Coupe = AMB "Si, a ANY GOOD ON on one oF oun D = ——».— “ 
ery  £deron } i. beater om white wall tires. LO 
1981 Kaiser 2 door ie fine family ‘carvand i beioe 7 LARRY I 
Hah Re ye aaa. | lp eae PONTIAC FOR SALE ome aeed = 10 4 door Gyromatic a JEROME , . 
1940 ] 2 door overdrive BY OWNER 
1948 Oidsmobile Conve Only $249 RET AIL Rochester Ford Dealer RELI ABLE 
Special! aon Woe ae ae eae 1992 ‘Kaiser Manhattan : ; : t 
081 Plymouth 9 dr. radio & STORE GOOD PLACE TO BUY” tare drive "nite 1951 PLYMOUTH TRUCKS walls, cu —- 
'47 PONTIAC a as ein | ae ae eel ee ae Piwcaict ‘sound’ mechanics! cod! TO DO YOUR JOB 
_ Lots Of Trucks Branch $1.95. Ph | new tires Can be et tion 
C & S =r . Factory Branch cuseuent condition. 1840 Beverly, Sylvan Vil- $725 
ome SE am ‘4 DODGE 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill |e onisc a « Doom namo | Me™ NPE Tene $3 FORD 1 ton Express | “es Phone FE 3-71 17 heate: end other ccessortes One 5 000 i} 
Riemenschneider Bros. "47 OLDS _owner $1980. 1118 Ww. Hurce 000 miles 
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PLYMOUTH | 46 CHEVE ACODSON S | . ™ cca PONTIAC’S 19590 BUICK 53 Ford F-900) Tractor. 
232 S. Saginaw St. Corral 47 DODG i Tony's Marine 2005 _ 
GE Only Hudson Dealer . 10.00x20 tires,Air, and| -gcagesteet. Tey 
Phone FE2-9131 | sig, reze| When You Bu y a Used Car tictiscncie'pstiantis 'tds}  Vacume. 
| 1984 FORD Sedan, Ford-| +46 FORD ‘47 Hutson 2.door : coor . rr Fr, ROWBOA ¥. Witt oaka 
oe a eee $795 'S3F “i a es eat 
iss «DOOR PONTIAC CHIE. omatic, radio. heater, a ow You Wa nt the ° , 100020. ees  Air| eres lezah,iooare og : a . ; ee _ 1766 Cass a tain Deluse. 20,000 actual miles. and whitewalls. 8,000) _. 47 BUICK 82 ge door Radio, heater | | ; Br |) gee pass Lake Rd. Beego ; 
ine DELUXE 8. miles, OLDé “8. HOLIDAY SUPER % ides BEROLAS ED 
5a. very clean car. 1954 FORD Tud Ford 47 LINCOLN — ise Ring converti- TS ° , : 
- or, rord- «in ++ . ’ J Sta ft sluminum 
ee 2-6033 omatic, radio, and “ roe tres Meas end Bewtey ! A $2 VANETTE Ses athena num beats, | Toe: 
Morente wie wala, Fone Ci heater. ‘46 PLYMOUTH 1: sani 1951 STUDEBAKER | *S2 CHEV. % ton panel |, § = ame, Manny curr 
. Owner service. OL 1948 OLDS CONVERTIBLE FOR 
__2-3661. ee 953 FORD Sedan Ford- sale. Call FE ¢6383 or come to ; Champion four door excellent me- '52 FORD F-6 2t dum AVY Di bs 
SED SONNET - | 195 : Lao . _ py sod. go Ue coun on du boate with oars; also cances; $30 
Meetlent "condition 18,000 actusi omatic, radio, and} ‘47 OLDS io MOREY DOWN — a-awa| And the Fact o { the Matter Is | sisscrRite “ttter au : . Pl one ws 
miles, radio and heater. Have to . sateta te models. These cars must go. overdri ¢ . '$2 Ford F-3 % ton Pick- BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 
age, to appreciate. 9060 heater, Whitéwalls. No reasonable offer refused $595 PE 2-2544 or FE 4-3588 
—_ 1953 FORD Tudor, radio aaa ae _° MERCTRY OUTROAED_ WOPORS, eee 953 FORD — [o57 CUS <TOM PON: ite OME 'S) CHEV. % ton pickup] §gyitzer cram & Yolew docket 
SEDAN atic Mave in awremattes a ey ATAL AvA Alt - ~——"PSTINTL % "ton pickup T “tthe? Se ee 
aany wisn ACCESSO aS : teeta 
Custom 8 Radio heater, white Sik d - re ’ : b tg . MERCURY MO 
Seas eee ee Aintewalle,| transmissions, radios and] WHITEWALL TARTS. merscmne  | POND on el en ae ee ee 
; Huron Motor Sales and spotlights. heaters. All in excellent! CALL FE 2-7478, $1875. Offers You | Better Cars netis and nemer no run quot) 2E FORD Vanette 12 ft. |G /PNESEE Fu 
52 ron PE 23-2641 . . . ' ouTt a tires excellent mechanica) condi-| +-4 7; re 7 
FORD BARGAIN 1952 PONTIAC Sedan. ra- running condition. ntact naue Ga Ped =] M c tion Clean inside 51 FOR D F 8 tractor, NEW 2 FT wot VERINE WOLD. 
1953 four door Mainline 6. 3 ¢, Radic dio, heater, and Hy- ee For Less oney 27 24 a Montt 10 00x20 tires. air rade Sacrifice Must ove. Phone 
and heater. ‘A-1_ shape inside tee ) “1 PLYMOU PAINT saa i brakes One_2-770) 1976 Watkin Leake Rd. 
out. Can show —_ dromatic. and motor 344] Mili St. Auburn - - * NEPTUNE MOTORS 
gasoline record Wi! qi demonstrate. - ; Pr onat G_FOUR_ DOOR sx: 'SIGMC Y, Pi k See the new Mighty Mite weighs 
FORD 45 FUROR 1951 CHRYSLER Sedan. dan, radio, 2 toe € R05 IGS ga ton ieeOD | eS  : tarts 
radio and heater. white walls, radio. heater, and | a ree Béoo so, Freent aver. 53 Old- B84 dr.... .STROS; ST Olds 88 4 dr... .$ BM: ‘0 FORD * ton vicku | amare Onty $79 56. 
s.e00 Ae Excellent condition. Fluid - range finance Call Harris. Mid-| ,- , alive $ RU: 4 Pp P sronteMans | WOOD aoe 
HODELA, FORD COUPE” RE. uldmatic. | ; et 6 SS) ford Cony t 2. $1695, 51 Dodge 4dr... 3 49 Ford +2 1 p 1995 Cass Lake Ra —Keego Harbor 
y i: - ; io rOrg = on Fane = ; 
_ Bete amt eter meget, C*ll| 1951 BUICK Sedan, radio,| Friday ‘ OD FOer ‘red ans white "aul "Se: 1953 Mercury 2 dr. ..$1595) ‘31 Chevrolet .....-$ 895 1948 PONTIAC | | eh ye BE 
‘90 FORD  OVER-DRIVE. AND heater, and Dyna- Fe sso) eer mer | : +49 Chev % ton Stake Fiizanetn Lake Rd - 
a ntrat 888 MAS 000 ati ‘M PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CON: | 52 Olds OR 4 dr... $1593) "51 Burk ....40.-.8 85 | EN vlace thaws ‘ex-eprional Utes | can yer [fi ANNIVERSARY THOWPIOS ane BS CUSTOM WITH flow. _vertible, Loaded MA 5-47 - | amc oth engine radio hester end 49 GMC EF’. ton pr kup the pest Costello's Lake Orion 
ss Five. Fg ~-s . : ; les _— : ¢ 395 ‘SI Ply Ho ith cee. $ 793 ,dramatic, very clean interior PADDI F BO> RDS _FOR YOUNG 
ried eB REDE HUDSON Sone) AND MIKE |S Sond 4d nn $1031 Phe pate Monk FORD 1 ton sake | MPRA PA! ens. FE $-4101 Wasp, radio, and RONTIACS TOP TRADER, =| °52 Pontiac 2 dr, . $1345 "50 Chev. 2 dr...... $ > ; | 8 cylinder ee M5 P ap ie con. 
heater. You Los eure “ ‘ — ee ; ; C ? il sc "sO | j 2 | ¢ 59 | ae = ne CALL J. 
,. , . : Cer ee Te ee OF tee peed) Oe ew. LOnW a. .e JE oe PONG (lei elee eo 49 Ford | ton Van ‘D Balch OA 82270 
1951 PLYMOUTH Sedan, S d Mere Brel axe em ieee Bees ; . Baich 
radio, and heater. atur ay 9 Bick 9 Sposa! § Aoctete weane.| 52 Plymouth 4 dr.. .5 995) 30 Chev. Sd: DL. 44 -$ $95 ae ‘48 Ford 1!) ton Cab an al pa: 
= one-one sn ar wr c Chass i u 
( M 1950 DESOTO Sedan, ra "a a comers Mees... 181 Pontiac 4dr.....$ 995,49 Fora 2dr. sse-$ 5] cy ep ae “Tat cmmatete Casting were : 7] ey iio 3) OS b ‘ : | ‘or 
; dio, and heater. ONLY rowris Caulae 'SO Chrvsler 4 dr... .$ Y3, 49 Pr mouth 2 dr...$ 395 . i i'48 Chev. 2 ton Cab and i een ‘rr. 3000 
52 Oldsmobile | 1950 FORD Tudor, radio. ‘a PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. [TI fond tren soundmfchantes Chassis REWARD FOR. RETURN OF i's 
98 4-Doog oe r, and white-}. 2 iene $2200 a Mouth "48 Chev. Cab and Chassis nial soi) “Simson — 
walls, . . . . ‘7 EXTRA C ' et ims OR 
i HURRY HURRY  |"en'seca tare pa | Transportation 48 FORD 1%, ton stake [srw 14 Foo” énisa CRAFT 
bl arent conaition, fs. 1950 CHEVROLET Se- ~ PETERSON _ 5 ] O 1ce ‘AZ INT'L 3-5 century ‘'* new 
desert top. Deluse re- dan, radio, and heat- HURRY Specia Ss -S yd dump | _+s1_ ~aiee 
dio w rear seat speaker $1 Chevrolet coupe We inv sal ; _|14_ PT CHRIs DELUXE 
signals, er 1963 nAISER, 4 DOOR SEDAN e invite all of our cus 45 > FORD 1% to stake Tunabout New EM }3-3625. 
ee ret | a — | $55 9- mater — _——-—} 47. Cheyv—2-<¢ $245 tomers and friends 1! Por wiisics a on eine Meni ne GONE 68 SF. 
guippe? with vith 0.8 , Royal 1950 CHEVROLET Tu- ~TO 1949 Kaiser, _ $293 EES tT =o) 0, oF Oe) 9 Sammmmmenena [manna ia FOoT  WOLVEIINIE CEDAK 
and’ the ever are dor, radio, and heat- oo ee oe -— > Pontiac ade $.24% come in and inspect our | =x. das. doe ook ; ; strip decked boat Complete with 
feeeeee ee ; aes fees 3 door 80 4 a Hac Sees cea modern reconditioning’ Biack four door redio end Weater | _ Th ey re 7 it ar eel Mand and frame. eee - ! 
CON a _Aveeme eS ‘47 Pontiac Cpe. ...$ Z45) dept. One trip will show 1200 a \ " ” gg ee tine Bargain EM 
It’s just like new 1949 HUDSON Sedan, ra- seer neo wm. poo 7 Pontiac Cpe : ne se eon $1200 a Month A-] Buys | wos iden : os 
Only ...0-00.. $I 695) Sip) smiDESIEE. qsal Pine that a Gctweee Mae ‘9 Riatson 2°or, A - sells more used cars. | M | SeLCiates ie 
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BIG USED CAR LOT Rochester 904 N. Main OLive 23-6311 Open tii 10 p.m i radio, | 1948 NASH Sedan, 
-elberemnee mci 
IMS KAISER Sedan, 
dio, and heater. 
1949 FORD Tudor, 
and heater. radio, 
Not a “Rough Rider” in 
the lot. Come in today 
and try out the car of 
your choice. 
CY 
OWENS Your Ford Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw 
Phone FE 5-410}   
  her me a ene omar eta: 
Ta-}. aa Sone 
‘Motor Sale 
BIG USED CAR LOT 
904 © Main — Rochester 
OLive 20311 + Open ‘th 10 pm 82 CATALINA CUSTOM ORIGINAL 
condition _vE 
33 PON Siac. GONVERTIBLE. . . 
~ 2-9255 _or 
1954 STARCHIEF CONVERTIBLE. 
2500 miles FE 2-4566.   63 PON door 2 tore gray power steering 
ani othe a_ce wae radio. heat- 
FE 43/¢ 
03. RAMBLER Custom Country Club FOAM CUBMIONS RECLINING 
DIRECTIONAL LIONTS ys w 
2 TONE PAINT 
Low Mileage 
One Owner 
We Trade 
KIMBALL BROS It 
Your Nash Dealer _er. 61.790   
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Keller-Koch 
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
' Woodward at 13's Mile Rd 
Linco ©8410 
  Your Ford Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw St. 
Phone FE 5-410] 
1946 DODGE *4 TON #TAKE FE 
23-6857 0 vakiand, 
624 FT. SEMI-VANS VERY GOOD condition. $65° each hutchinson 
Tratier Saies, Drayton Plains 
UCKS TRACTO RS 8 
"es and U's At hargair   
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stakes 
PICK UP &k vack Low mileage 
ie | TON PANEL PER nditio bi r. FE 23-4821. 
i960 DODGE. 1% TON $295. OR trade for car of like value FE 
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Brat take off 
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  ve MINUM BOAT 
| $178 —+— “pLy WOOD BOAT eee 
+ Ee Oe eaenenre 
1 REAL. INBOARD 
MOTOR 
$255 
PLYWOOD BOAT 
$69 
Slaybaughs 64) OAKLAND AVE,   i¢ PT OLD TOWN SATLBOAT excellent condition $178 MY 
‘ NEW 14 Pr 
$200 )0=— Two — 4 ad 7 eiywent 
boats. $35 ‘Utual 
40785.   
ié PT CABIN CRUISER, 519 GO- ine st 
For Sale Airplanes 67 LPPPPLL ILL 
J-3 CUB METAL mor. ‘RELI censed in March +5087 
_or MUtual Lave? after 4:30 b m.   
    
  
  
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shrubs. fruit heres of land ROOM | PEA —— 1| Sale : : 
, = ry wee Oe. Anached THER BED 71 . : ' 
= additional Attached iLie M —— H ‘ { 
; oe —~ bed pillows. | Wash ATTRESS ousehold TH - / 
a - High srom ne room r and m bowl & AND Good E PO re) p 
oe oo wv We ove Ave isc. item ttcher ; a is 71'M NTI 4 
; "Bethe er ste mode "place “tor | Olam a 7c eiaenaiensitanl USED ods_71/ MODEST MAID’ ONTIAC PRES - 4 oy 
have } bouse,on el car coe Ont 4 chal TOR SED TRADE . DEN ——S == x S, T r ‘ 
Sis Tee a ae |e DEPARTMENT. "RSDAY, ~ . 
wap im Lak * oD et LK a ab vay: : * 
After in 2 what — will | “= srove. Sees { | Lounge chair & aENT ‘By Jay Alan | For JU NE 10, ] = 
EXCHANGE YO nl ee 06, with 3000 SouDTOW | Bove € .-s ctiemnan |... 11.0058 or Sale Misi 954 : 
tract (wh Your gas. Elec ation e ITION. | to oe . 69 95 Miscellaneous 72 , 
cS or ms Bp hate oobd CON- fies sakelgas Sales re ee | Devenport <a eee a ‘PLYWOOD ns 72| \ 
le anWeilt 1 car prop- | _ berry aple es & Be new, { ee Pry 
, a deme a a f- Be oR 2 8e ___Do It Yourself 72- : | 
Pee Recs te STOVE. sa clagre a aT ,M frigerater ute $30 be | res PAS ON ARLE 72-4 f 
= WaAsH-| able attachme GHT sWwEE cousuteer oF & mos h n_ a maiote 7 Qn CUT-R Plant : 
eu. of etc. fo suite, -sogaerghemicted PER, ENIENT CREDIT 1 $146 06 REINPOR 5-087 Li ar’ hae eS 
E 6 eps. piled “iat have | nen rE ean? Mand. $35 port. THOMAS CO: TERMS | _teoks. Ph CRETE xe “Sav —— SUPP s, Shrubs 80A 
7 HP JOE Fourth ‘ . 35. 6 beet ices OR AVE stand LIES = 
; wekee Couoe [oa B) FURNITURE CO. | ae WEL ; tw 8 Baga ot ET ETN | cormanms ms? SPECI pee 
; wi OUTBOARD MO. | & ae 6 = CO ery best’ makes. is THE HOM ums AL 86 
: 1 or swap: F' — v ee. 8 18 Se L j Blight makes Ong | Celts HOME FE +21 ce on ate 10 WEE 8&6 
LOTS. ; sae Rebuilt Washer OO oies.s: ses) I gnaw | et -o in Am | . Skitool, wi oo =: Vee’ all flo 5 be ¢ OLD 
: ie PRIVATE, Fe baum Rebull QE Cleaner eeeeeeses O38 98 mz Aca Deon. | Mire teflect Biss value "tse wuaren| Porter Cabie Bleck & HOP enn 91.25 pep 2 <, Ceat | 5 Te OLD WHITE ROC . 
Fe ioe or oont. (5) | CRUM pi ‘datre "$00.08 — oe tan vs cave on bli ho oe sanders. tools, saws, ker al Ponta "ihe Wiltems Ave. me 3 x _WEEK OLD” FRYERS 
: OR | TRADE te ae (465 Aubura ELECT Ri a Dorie $39 95 | wicks, ON PLYWOOD ° F. ws, dria —2-e Drive-in The Highwa ee os a 
3 baker lll gr estate. ELL . ON! INNE C Woo . 5 axminote west. po ne SICKLE Orchard D WAR . POOL ( 1_Destal Pound ize. Next, EM OLD PI 
: weantY gue, cat mae’ i ood j “INNEWAPRING MATTE FE ¢3573 a pie Pace eS rcukfasten oe = ba ot AS MOWER AT Road | 181 eciend E O. For aaa Dac | BREEDING | iO oe 
L 30 con- anae uM oe Be iving Yoom net ang 953 Bolens trac ATT A ——| som 
¥ ue Ff vaRkint Taste | aay B wari Sv ATTRESS. Gin Bed and Ueprine cult, $188 = ey *rewy 0 = __ Sale = rE A s 81 cube Be EACH 
vis or rR ror LIVING ap 2-0579 Lookout Dr.. f arn Pre $14 4 | SCREENS oo comiea” pay Sale Musical Goods 4-15 1596 | AQU ATIC GARDEN ~~ | es eo at ; 
3 _ R | “erator sae | LAN’ eipariinail | _ good D STOR | 120 ~~ s s 73 87 by ICAL F iS jaw arm Se , 
sak amin meart $76 Orchard La £REFRIO- Ww Pi N's . — oe “winDOWs 44 ke wee cose rcat. FIO & Ov __ Sale Farm Produce 87 
ard L electri io. | WHITE. Pik 75665. 8 ry nic NO ~ BAB PPLies- &° € , 
ny well ee = ase be a =e rte rE sens" gy PORTABLE = : | seu oe 1 AR . Tao, ACCORDION, cage, ger gee A VE 4-3853 | Mode oh POTATOES = 
: r Foiegraph a housecraery | 8 w Culcage At Bed ROOM | W ROU oid 497 hagas MA wef straight <= | REAL BUY Lon FE, BEAUTIFUL L ND NEW orp al igen Ee pasts cot 
A T — bed. veri — ces 26 THI —— mon A rner 
y oF ees rom set * ANOOANT— nt | 08 GUT 1RON ; | eee vecretsesve 8 08 ae allachers FE | som aise Fret || ye OTATOES. SEED 
actcla good DINING Mca Z | on ger lengt a renee: OE 08 Ace NS. FACTOR XER P pet, $25 | E Cla o 1. $i 
Ese Sapte, Sa s cgeacag Somme ma eae se A ret nie a mone rORY pees | Baa a “hel 
iD stoves. coal grill and = e ER AN NPAIN Tabie $3 Zee Ll een ‘oft ree les- | Orton y vy pups D. | COLONT 
ie and ia, KE rE D sto : TED 95 Sez | S 50 mu (120 | gpt Ce Museer| BOR S Crest reasen- | a 
taos, “wadding hammock: G rae ppg ke REP RIO} ne. paps & P o Fonmrune BZ 5340 Highs EE R 9 BASE ACCORDION — went | BOXER Ra /Rochester OL. sist cae CONE shen A oan 
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Sigh trellis Pare MI a oe ay | —Zree oe pile 2 SUM cee apie On uemune J mathe. Wal cosrs Teens a PS a, ae pager acco Equipment 88 ae ae 
% _W. Huron St. Es bs : — a 5-9562 “yA -RICE 7002 Tivere “SMALL ory $100 Mies ck m LLIS , 
. TPR WRITER Easy Marea. 1a Reg 44 ba INOLEUM i S NE GABE = Btore_ a Oe SOUP TK. ON? Lvered. tor. 4160 pRIANo ——s Pee ay a | tractor. with nyt “MODEL 
£ — h Adm LaDY's H rey “* 5 a “ECT ay | Galle dow : egioter ANIEL PUP: w plow ydreul B 
Sol aoe BULO Los: rade-i S_ oT EF ING ghers n $10 ed. 8 PUPS AKC 2 ts te tt 
d OVA | MIN o EN | Good in S S| ou To _ FE 4096 7 we 5. A J 4-0225 and 
__Fhypp ste serining” ot talus. “Ok Bey AINE OAL rae ee ane ALW ‘AYS COAL ince beautifal Wajpat, baby gras BEAUTIFUL 2 Pe Ae eee ee efor 
a tale. OW | frag LINOLEUM, OM ya te Puls p iguinet isomer, A $16 08 M. _b*Ggemes Condition ca OR 404 tes ae eae tier, Cal evenings, 
. oun ARMETR oF ™ ee . eu Seis tae : | AL BE AY #450. BOX: oa ——e evening 
VINGPLOOR *¢ 4 ei f “ tGA * 
— = consisting. of BR iso rip MAID INLA 3 cabte Frigidaire er 0 > NSON| ___ Gaitag PIANO. ry | te ‘some i MALS cent = we BARG XS 
and good full size 4 ft. Wall ID TILE | _Maay eczer rig. $49 Say AN .  ¥ PRACTI hers, FE ce. Phone ars old reEGis| US HAVE > 
ere spries a oe Syers. 14) W lec loc 131 N. Bay rs to choose f LAN= wHiTe RE PIECE BA "pen FR PIANQ. 5. OAL ee AGLE MA e147 POWE GARDEN TR 
for Paine “hte with cobb LIKE NEW se bee aCe ae “Now, where’ ee with fittings) oT Pu $28. GALLA- Road. ™™ "50003, AKC REG ROTARY 17 LLL ConA TORS 
s and with ro TLCO i mr ra —— . » sa ; onde ee ANO BO 3684 Is- D MA ERS AN 
—— ate ess Fe wait Must soceuies pA gto Fle “s r GABERT < F - e a : that's well-st -— 100 8. Be ae Estee ed fe Fomine aes | . ok TERRIOR PUPP! patos “ Tae Teac “ sinks 
2700, anytime. _ FE ea a oe ee | ee Sar or a -stocked sOPPL _ Oscar G 1 . FE U INS. 
= ._ 2-5408 ood. high 5 OG nples S Sale —— wit t Y| Schm AND REPATR. 24339 IES. A TERMS CRED 
a vertible a) Reoneaer $160 E s Sal - Mi h fishe: ALB | OPIN chmidt. Ph or KC | IT 
ADE“ LINCOLN CON: LIN heste % canis e scella es rme' OT LUMBE — Er PIA Cou =e 
over 41 or ‘42 LN OLE r | $280 laa ter tle -B , neou —— nr”? Lumbe LUM NO JZ PU el KIN FE 
+S aed model - | Reo “UM, | Pidete Hertel aner — $60 ABY BU 8 72)| F ii : pet imaratn = BER — leeb: pecag ht apache ait | color. PPIES. SABLE AND G BR o113 
se OE % oe ye | oe $4.96 house 9x12, $3.95 50 Pry teas Cryer. | mea Re ctl FW or i For Sale Mi — ou windows, Sane ae ase EPS, Es _Dyke. Washingta S Sante YOUR I- OS. 
PE is ae paint, $2.50 9 O E wash “complete Farts a EETER BABE.| i iscellaneous = BP. 8. hard-| tical WITH | Godken -PUPE or ee | H DEALER 
7 ARG 183 eal ae sher TH ition als | HOM ES 2 4 y PI | 2© R. 
as treier, 650-Labe. chests VgRieTY | OF N. Perry | 13! (any ethers to heater $n0 Smee ata. tHeien. » 17 Dakota Dr | ONE nts a 72) {02 Osnla ath _Naughers, PE «eee a a FREE | nbd ae | FOR SALE, | OE es OPDYKE 
1% ACRE. sELL Angeles Ra obects of —— abuse. | Secinaw price eee and ges fittings, aut ar le GALLO. ry price LUM AWN. - USED eae ee ae “aie Sate Office t ce Geb | — KITTENS TO GOOD Hi 7 eee TRACTORS — 
WiLL athe FOR forma 1 old : acme WANT 24 month ; $6 | eval furne ater heat omatic ol 52 yale N GAS H +6080 plete 9OR AND E 4-2622 FERS e Equipm | ~ & ENS Toc D HOM EVANS E WN MO aa 
on TRADE hot Wo sage pt cae L $20 yer.| _ing bays SMALL a to pey ise " begieea aul tinea wee - ana _GuA Tene trie etapacgg 985 after eu by —— COM. USED PO! pment 76 76° ather’ s D E. “Evang EQUIP, 4507 DIX 
tractor r ; ettomal plat- or ne D \ : . © ’ s >. 
_Blumbing wo bower x wes spceter. sioj te. Flora 1 ven, ot PE 5-87 108 WORK. | {EIGHT we SUPPL + es: win AOS =. = Perry, 30 —— R OGEar B see Call ‘ins from 8158 roe Unk Parakeets ay Special 15 FAR ses or MA MA Eee 
Sal = 40282 eis anaes —— ~ va aire AN 2685 4 el rs, chat ENTAL bing Do Y ypewrt FE ¢40: DUA- we sere ons > L ADE TR 
For . o oi our poet Pc iad "L North ita cout Pl hel aed es gle a ~ soe ear care, isuae a stock oil eouinoe & ows Sale Store Ee oe Pon- 501 4th Pes a= $2.98 Ze ey BLADE. an 
4 LARG a ‘z 70 0. good SUITE eters. cour daca ces FIv = : reaker, Pos pumps, Bupoly. 15 or Mlle Zquipme FREE 2 Che Fe Racal ee ncED 
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aoe GROUP OF 0x12 LI condition pee BOPA. nth a Jag ELECTR Pou nehioped #38 an R KITCHEN CABINET # ost suger. — oes — Monte Pah a | NATIONAL aa _ nt . 77 FR E KITTENS ed Sun 
BOILED iY’ At or er? - NOLEUS 2 sas ae vas ean ape el chrome | son rary 0 Lave. eae Bile talabd SINKS. PA. | Use to #30. Closed. ever om | Ge Gee A slgegg ess 1c hpalgh ope . rR ING PE 41 
arate ROHN | Rett ase cae! i dear no wees | Pena a Tot tec ros pony acre aut Tg a ee 
RA - 4c ox0 Be We Fi inar, door also | vard Lak an Fluo we 42 in y marred, & Th see pret ci tee id er Padd with months { 
ric rigerets Ra. Chu Mo jock child eit j Por Deal 
Y a Plastic $1 ft. | uorescent,. Se aren Ma teecent, xtrao and 66 in. also several ric rs . & ¢ Foor | off r rey | OE neree i oun aler - 
tem D ry Wa : gal ve 393 M at Fiu rdina. in. veral e ran, washers BOB omm Union | RMAN 134 N Ra a Opa 
UNUSUAL OPPEt Valve “Pe Wel Tie Ise na =m - FREZ revere Lhe Bl are eo” 383 Or ernie VENT 7 kes uron, ool beeen Seas cits aes pe ser ee ea HAIRED POI BUY NO\ = 
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fe) ALTERA oP THIS Mi-Gloss Ene tt oxi2 ER- POR ack LOOK GW Alt _ . a NG PANS 6 PINSULATED 62904 meat coon __pion stock 1 re istered on a \ ' 
SMUN’ FREE i snide Outs voor ieee - Su de ia uuUTc a SALE Don KEW ALUMINOM Be | faege selection of POR KITCH- pateo yo . 7 im. | LATE ‘sl FORD 
E STO! DOW NTOWN 1 Chest of ao Peas yo eal P on one rnvuO Fi sada a 8 five best prinee. window Ons | FI rSina _ door $29 98. siso ‘ron a = “NE ‘CHALME TRACTOR» 
‘ riH De aint off ATR 8 16's ) SUPPL. = rh on s $14 uo ¥ chi SHOWCASE EXCE NEW LME: °o 
r $1 OF F Sheath 23 TEs eae ju 00 rese mes cond C | RS 
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suit, orFr “ NG TO ¥. FE bathi- AT heh $29 mB FUR _ | J ’ 8 es ae gen tso Auburt. AND | _® KEErs x 2 EQUIPM 5808. 
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- i ence. $15. sprin, mons be s c aati 6250 u MS For SH carts s, real va as 30 GA 3-2428 STOVE PRI Gt FE 2478 RADE food ETS CAD 2-10 -| ft tooth d row cult: disk, 
= p meres OSES —s0F - aac and matt auty re twin} orig aor Alum . anythin a ras $2495: lue: Ba 1. Of as | L's 3 8 BURR. | Sin NARIES -_ ft. mow rag bi ivator, 
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FE MAN Ogem will sell ‘om- inva COMERIWATION euly. rion. M uction ply wood hen wn fu Do vate r 6 30 see con- GISTE afte UPPY rose ji. Da es 4 ment 
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hold Good. _ | 5 10 940 PHYFE ; ati ORS | | Tm mediate BLOE aore: Pence ulverts for Bf a AL = Z 2A i s Manie UNS AN eap.. Wat ener OLD. | mower RAGF CH 
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¢ cus yea electric winch eraph AND | yon h e have “Pow — Pos or O ANY boa ft. , $1.35; « VERHE ison up to with me FE dog Ct «. bea H 
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v4 months "Do 20m rE. NEW F est offer total p ene go f eck over i TON 4 e co. and oxte alls. Ply window ' 1 CA : sERTY - ulpment 9 sw spin: | | Lawland arding s XER STUD 1357 240 LBS. 
tems Din r suite | er AULTL FE | engineer c price -A or $35 | Pumps enaLLaw., . birch, rior, ft ywood, int & LUMBER C ‘oits. Cre Aqua |} immin SCOTCH Kennels nd groom - 
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| $10 aa | ser rs) Facto er electri Md Rd) ard (No Ope ardw ar 6120 St. Cyr os. rm ’ 1 ui a. be AA 79 Per’ Wil sa onderful LE 2) balers 2 only N 
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es rs $25 es) inners n sin left m Am % B. 4. Ty gravel w p ¢ s $28. | rE lat tr AND CASE. ys TION. 1 WAN easona’ 5454 Dixie 31200 EALER 
7 $e elec) 65 up, ri $3 tspring | rE ork ranch bt Poon ve OPE — wm lan dain umpet CASE or 3 WE D TED ble Jon Hwy 
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mn ae phar lroom |“ Harke chard 1 pphances ae We 4 eee ine cara mt! pide $54 50 tubs. reye grade 74.50. Leaf n mower Ser i W - pine s No 1 $ giit| A e. FE $1 travel. T tra poas Te bead POwna LAWNIIOWERD 
ac Sar cere > complet ai a —s ma Bappl gine a a smear 13 wiacet, Fetip, ieelger| eg ‘SS mae; ak eee’ ie, 5 ROE i at for! fa taing unt! Sune 90. B up. Far ated 
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Y \w-a® paint « TON or FE ae c 1245 W ngle ir | A Et TRAILF v Cie & Se «x8 No ir $95 pe FFR ND. @ ACK MU 30 Orw oard iiford astick $25 and 
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PARKI +05 out yom new FE 2 CONT to 6 8 aa) OneEIN Rq | ELEC ed right aia “t ‘awn 3080. 4 ply door per M and TL - ng, 794 THING A \M eee Open ich. 
NC Ed & 2 RUGS 2-996 mt _Bunday nen ¢ CTRIC u 4 m php ee bee aod ser | er FILL ad N. G_AN E — nigh 
gin cea it ee Rtas 2 i bad cre S sate ts S| 8 veg O-Mat 0 “anes | earamern —— ower | 2x4s No oT se cae 90.08 | Ser FE ae are ano boos. 8 .. aie FE 2-61 D el ple ROTARY Hileke— ts 
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SUN 12 TO 2 Pr PE 20928 a1R Gi A app IPN k ” 11496 ER | and all rigerat | Lath 438 Black - CK D H rane. Fs Tee RU to and illers IP. 
1 nee pees 6 se LIVING _ Own ph FE rover * Es VERY BAT & afier 6 and elec kinds esrb pottiea | C 2 oak Te per dirt 4 Ik r Dendet G 58 Tele INS. | rs We walking Roto-H 
ieee oes Gitne “akchone Se FS ave? mone ta ee —T appl ie mentee os eg | Commbin Noortn: r bundle wrt Pe elivered. : rain graph ikea 4 See garden end 
Ai ' achin a le OAR 2ferf va ation SUN a ances ters, gas, ot! | A! sim doer” mI. per one BI #-+-2040- $9 50 ; & Feed tr awn and trac- 
BEAUT PF? Auburn Ht ee : | tte a tee e ete ur _ sale ONLY cabins C for hou stoves uminum C oor per M LACK _ for 58 83 actor m nm mow repair 
B TEU! Dane gta Fea a - telex BAR x cage ees ales FUF “7s 8 eneral Li: 1 ash or setraile and | HARI omb. Doo $ nure DIRT, | HAY L. fe otors er and all 
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ANTIQU ot 160 W teen. ire s tee A er MoFR ‘ wo Sunda uP RMEISTER Ly dirt FE PEA = e. oTt sife sad OF | $90 Wagn cus E 30 
Es Hi fa ort ’ wt THI1Y Beef LESH - 2 ALVA ys P M TO $500 s | BI ~ 2.2650 T. G m seal nis ha br 5 FE er load TRACTOR 
chairs PAIR ¢ sol coe tan rere ae rack THe Ail Liisa se MEA — 121 — NIZED P =! M ATERIA ON vid ACK DI RAVEL | i ed bids to Pops Pigieoce NEW _2-1084 er and 
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¥ pounds ‘pstail INSIDE racks wt p rcam | | rathmo 1E CH RUSH Deliv mpanied ch bid field oO vis M 
all ty bottle ation j hartwar BIRCH $4 OF TAL He ram Se eas , re EAP. 6 ED S8sTO erea | Poet by must be by | "ONE rtonville. schine 
pe gax $22 of erat: ore West t I : x Po salise bohel 60. I a . 6 1907 OC gravel NE | Th of th a 5 ac- | MA te ry. 
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5oe ie Hances, Renvon tablet Runt Pace getee HAR CRU tem ARKY OPDYKE M Bont ene reakers | DELIVER siga Ee ae ae the. remaining 99 per" a | op tn for a demo Use 
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exte 36x50 : _ OUR el. FF Odd re < ft cr ke I; _conve ¢ FE M ks bs ad $) ck d unda pecte, Th n| Wood wn E iller’ e 
fice ension N GLASS | R SELEC E32 35 low. of ry BUS Open Sund 1251 S RENT vors. 4} 46 50 Servin 71-4085 vd H irt. $10 d any d e hay B wards quipme 8s Gare 
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: 1. 7241 ft. foo sacri-. ating w complet USED C and doors $1250 Mite car G TO TRA RE : “Build ¥ -M 3-3% , HALT. BR sett FE ~~ r “Sale Livesto “Liv. | Phon i4 Mile), 
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10" table model - Seel| tel ae ta aa aie npte UGNEKCENE MUtua ndition. Ix ¢ 2.0077 Elec \ep power tc dirt, AND. CE tock 87° New a ‘TAL PR 4-¢ 
a aT j television 39 85 1491 49 nv St Are tite. EN’ 1 40785 OR EMENT motor * er tools | FOR and GRA BI ACK ~~ “SF eibal rots ICES! 
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aaa EATER TM. 832 Ann Bire MopEt | 2 ICI ms toilets - weday. 10. 10.1 N ROMTOKE. = & DM RT. FE | REED 60414 |— mates iene os fence: 
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a L a 10 Her Ret fect. By ‘rie NDER ¢ ; : sav bel tings $1 : ARNASON hE og, Latex P; KEM GL 44-6840 gravel, BLACK ie w efield F SHIRE PF i A irose 45857, ee exti- 
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: = x d tM err invari a N ? . F an SUPPLY 8 M- NO Ser D ’ Um | ED | Rd. Leona 1565 a 
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FIFTY- NINE   
Plays Ellery Queen, Is Happy’ to Be Hero at Long Last inela Tax on   
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CKLW, (800) (ome) ‘ram WIR, «(16) WCAR, (1138) WXYZ, (itv@) WIBK, (1490) 
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‘ tg Ppl , roe hee Mare CKLW, Ginger Rogers Ballads 
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CKLW, Bddie Chase CKLW, Nuna, David FRIDAY AFTERNOON ww, Bud WCAR. Talk Sports WCAR, News, Coffee wavs, Lee Smits 
: :15— Music 1:00—WJIR, Life's Road CKLW, Eddie Chase 
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Sweeper Is Jailed 
FORT WORTH, Tex. the operator of a city street sweep- 
er for drunken 
(UP) —| machine hooked a parked car and 
Add parking hazards: Police jailed | dragged it 20 feet. driving after his 
  
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  |Road Oil Stolen 
DES MOINES ® — They may be 
using tank trucks now in thievery. 
A road oil company reported to 
police that someone took 30,000 gal- 
long of road oil from its storage 
tank here in an eight-day. period. 
The company said the oil, for use 
on country roads, apparently was 
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      ‘Hugh Marlowe 
Usually a Heel Glad His Children Can 
Watch Him on TV, Be 
Proud of New Role 
NEW YORK — Hugh Marlowe 
finally became a hero to Ms kids. 
always have seen their father 
killed, knocked out and mugged in 
his movie Toles. 
gens finally asked him and aaa 
“Daddy, why. do you always get 
lees in-the back?" - 
“IT had good roles,’ Marlowe ex 
‘but the boys wanted me 
Twelve O'Clock High, 
Belvedere Rings The Bell. 
Until. he was signed to play E)- 
lery Queen, the Philadelphia born 
actor had time for only two or 
three TV appearances. 
“This is my first big fling in 
" Marlowe says. But the 
fact that the show wil] establish 
him as a household name and a 
weekly “must” for mystery fans, 
doesn't impress him as much as 
the fact that, ““My kids will say, 
that’s my pop, when they turn on 
the set and see me polish off two 
or three villains a week.” 
Air Force Helps 
Korean Prodigy 
Go to Juilliard FORT WORTH, Tex. #—Tong 
Nl (Tony) Han and a couple of 
friends plan to leave here today 
un a trip that will end with the 
Korean in New York's 
foaed Juilliard School of Music. 
Tony, his friends say, is a child 
piano prodigy, and the Sth Air 
Force has put up some $4,600 to 
prove it. 
One of Tony's friends is Lt. 
Gen. Samuel E. Anderson, and the 
other — a real Tony fan — is 
Ist Lt, Thomas Cutshaw, former 
Sth Air Force interpreter. They ar- 
rived here.-at -Carswelt Air Force     
    
  
  
    Base yesterday — with Tony. 
Cutshaw told Tony's story while 
Anderson modestly excluded him- 
self from any part in the drama. 
|But Cutshaw said it was really 
the general who started the ball 
rolling. ee 6« @ 
Tt happened this way, Cutshaw 
said: 
Tony and his family lived in 
North Korea before the war began 
there. In 1948, the Russians con- 
fiscated all the family’s furniture, 
including the piano. 
The family moved to Seoul and 
later, when the fighting started, 
to Pusan. Tony’s father, a musi- 
cian, taught the boy to play the   
  piano. 
Last October, the manager of 
the Sth Air Force theater in Seoul 
|heard the boy playing the piano. 
'He put him on the program 
| Anderson heard the performance 
| and was so impressed that he sent 
| the lad on a tour of Air Force 
| installations. | It-wag then that members of the 
\5th Air Force, of which Anderson 
leas the commanding officer, be- 
‘gan taking up a collection to send 
| Tony to this country. . * * 
Enough persons with musical au 
ity-heard-theboy fhat- Jultiard+ 
|. granted Tony .a scholarship with: 
out requiring an audition. 
| Tony will live with a Korean- 
| American family in New York. 
  
  
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. Bud 
Lanker rviews. (4)—Time for 
. (2)—Hans 
iry tale 
“What the Old Man Does.’ 
: ra ay «)—News. 
6:30-(7)—The Lone Ranger. The 
Rafiger watches poker game to 
nab robber in “The Gentleman 
from Galesburg.” (4) — Dinah 
Shore. Songs. (2)—News. Doug 
Edwards 
6:45 — (4) —News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jane Fro- 
man Show. Jane salutes Cole 
Porter’s birthday with “Blow 
Gabriel, Blow,"’ “It Was Just 
One of those Things.” 
7:00 — (7) — Cisco Kid. Cisco and 
Pancho in western adventure. (4) 
You Bet Your Life. Comedy quiz 
with Groucho Marx. (2)—Your 
TV Golf Pro. Golfing tips; War- 
“fen Ortick> Chuck Bergeson 
7:30—(7)—Where's Raymond. Ray 
gets into dither when movie 
mogul tries to catch his act. (4) 
Justice. Nancy Guild, Joseph 
Sweeney in “The Greedy Man,” 
fortune seeking wife plots for 
old recluse's money. (2)—Four 
Star Playhouse. Dick Powell in 
“The Room,” as doctor who bat- 
tles Voodoo king in Cuban vil- 
8:00—(7)—President Dwight Fisen- 
hower. (4) t. Jack Webb 
“ as Friday, works on robbery in 
liquor store. (2)—Vitieo Theater. 
To be announced. 
8:30—(7)—TV Theater. Darren Mc- 
“Gavin in “Blind Alley,” -a@des- 
perado stripped of killing instinct 
by psychology professor hostage. 
(4)—Theater. Peter Lawford, Jo- 
**Mason-Dixon 
(2)—Big 
Town. Steve Wilson gives Cupid 
a hand; restores marriage. 
9:00—(4)—Martin Kane. Marty is 
called in to solve forgery case. 
(2)—Publie Defender. Reed Had- 
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9:30—(7*—Hot Rods. F 
afnounces hot rod races —| 
Pres. Eisenhower. 
Three Lives." 
son as counterspy. 
10:00 — (4) — ~ Michigan Outdoors. 
Mort Neff with films 
Jack LeGoff 
10: 15—(2)—Weatherman 
erett R. Phelps 
10:30 — (7) — Janet Dean. Ella 
Raines as registered nurse in 
11: 380—(4)—Moods in the Night. 
FRIDAY MORNING 
7:00 — (4) — Today. (2)—Morning 
11:30—(4)—Betty White. 
Search. morrow & 
11:45—(2)—Guiding Light. 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4)—Nancy . Dixon. (7)—12 
(2) — Eat, o'clock Comics, 
Murphy. 
12:15—(4)—Three Steps to Heaven. 
(4)—Ladies: 
First.. (2)—Garry Moore. 12:30—-(7)—My Life.   
Army-McCarthy. 
1:30—(2)—Houseparty, 
McBride red Wolfe | 
(D—"I Led ¢:¢9—(2)—Big Payoff 
Richardson Carl- Smith. 
2:30—(2)—Feature 
(2)—News. Brighter Day 
as | 2) S ; he. ie 3:16—(2)—Secret Storm 
Ladies Day. 
Erwin. (2)—News. 
6:45 — (4) — News. 
Como. 
10: 15—(2)—Weather. 
To Be Announced. 
10: 46—(4)—Sports. 
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ley aids woman, aio kills hus-  1:66—(2)—Double or Nothing 
3:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. 
3:30—(4)—On Your Account 
Black Spider. (2)—News. 
16:30-—(4)—-Man About Town. (7) 
i4)—Kate what he | by Proposed Changes 
| in New Bill 
| WASHINGTON @ — Senate Fi- 
(4) — Jean nance Committee action giving 
|President Eisenhower just about 
asked for in tax changes 
‘today dimmed the prospects of 
victory for a Democratic-planned 
(2) | floor fight to tack on an income 
(2) | 
(2)—Perry 
7:00—(4)—Dave Garroway. (7)— 
(2) 
11;@0—(4)—News. (7)—Soupy’s On. | 
(2)— tax cut 
| Finishing its work on the 8T5- 
page tax revision bill last night 
jafter six weeks of secret delibera- 
‘tions, the group accepted nearly 
4:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. (7)—Cowboy (all ‘of the benefits for corporations 
“The Sloan Case.” (4)—Traffic| Cat and individuals sought by the ad- 
Court. Judge Watts presiding. | “#38 — (4) — Howdy Doody. (2)— ministration.’ These would amount 
(2)-Meet Mr. McNutley. Ray| Theater. to about $1,400,000,000 in tax cuts 
Milland has trouble with visit- | &:4$—(1)—Barnaby Bear. ier-the- first-year: Democrats on the committee did 
ws nephew. &:00—(4)—Adventure Patrol. (7)— for — s not even offer their proposal a 
Bill Flemming 5:30—(2)—Bob Crosby. (4)—Hap-'taxes by a boost in exemptions, 
11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On. The Crew} py Hollow. (7)—Jungle Story. [It had become obvious the com- 
Cuts, guests. (4)—News. (2)—| §:45—(2)—Sports. mittee would reject euch a move, 
News 
ail: +45—(7)— Motion Picture Acad- FRIDAY EVENING Their meng Bes Rigid amen pace 
emy. Dennis O'Keelé, Marsha |¢:00=tt)—Mustc~Time:—tt+—Det ag a general income tax 
Hunt in “Raw Deal.” (4)—Every-{ Deadline. (2)—Rocky King. lreduction in the revision bill, for 
body Sing. Music. (2)—Film. To | 6:16—(4)—News. (7)—News. the Senate rarely upsets the Fi- 
be announced 6:30~(4)—Eddie Fisher. (7)—Stu/nance Committee on tax 
Show. planned to fight the issue out on 
edt Cub Ozzie and Harriet. (2)—Mama. |i. Senate floor. 
Wixie. (2)—Jack Parr. 8:00—(4)—Big Story. (7)—Family | fe on a new plan providing a $20 
10:00 — (4) — Home. (7)—Charm| Pride. (2)—-Playhouse. tax_cut for each taxpayer on his 
Time. (2)—I'll Buy That. ee a ee . (T)—Range | return, taken as a final step after 
. (2 Miss Brooks. he had figured his tax. 
a 9:00—(4)—Sports Cavalcade. (T)—| Sen. George (D-Ga) actually of- 11:00—(4)—Bride and Groom. (7) ~ week Zane Gray Theater. (2)—My |fered this in committee last 
Playhouse. (2)—Valiant Lady. Friend Irma. as a substitute for a provision giv- 
11:15—(4)—Hawkins Falls. (2)— | 9:39—(2)—City Detective ing substantial relief to stockhold- 
Love of Life. §:46—(4)—Fight Scrapbook. erg on their dividend income, but 
(2)—To- | 19:60 — (4) — The Norths. (7) — | lost 104 
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