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He the event that a shipment slipped was turned down by 13 pany yee yee votes in a similar bid a year Britain, however, has balked at ago but he said he believed | this, preferring to police her own ‘ + A + ee ee ee gent oll request to West: ADLAI SIGNS RAPHS—An overnight Gov, Wil- or abstained | Rebels Reported Maaas ot the esncetive meastes tp Laing, Adel E. Stbvemen signs Mengert Leads might support him now be- Goviel san phite bene due , autographs for the governor’s children. With him, from left to right, cause of “coming together “i up for discussion at an expected are Nancy, 11; Gerry, 14, and Wendy, 8. ae ou ; of views.” REPORT FROM a3 — soon ee Set for Assault a , in National Open stm a2seto, stes| se see tat von Cnn aloe, 3 tions | Sees” seen Adlai Sees Good Chances were cet oe wet an | Calin geen, os wed Band Dr Caen | nt © Meld ot Mea Ssonmecinael meearmecagel| D ic Win in ‘54 Young New York Pro | tions on his proposed policies. This | “ectined to deny or confirm the report, to eal Sar the commibaina aioe Halt Exiles LANSING (AP) — Adlai Stevenson said today his trips} Stroke Above Par au oe on ne Scattered Thundershowers \o check Guatemalan communism: | TEGUCIGALPA. Hond o- around the country have convinced him the outlook for SPRINGFIELD, N, J. (INS) — hav. been asked, he will ask Vv : ent iene et dae ee | Guatemata called. on. Honduras | Democratic control af Congress in the 1954 election 15) +,entytour-yearold Al Mengert,| paelpapeeed i i i =f @ fecess until tomorrow ‘be © ° to last night to stop reported “very good.” trenaplanted Californian when he will give his answer. f sem oem ing on the border for an assault At @ press conference in Gov. G. Mennen Williams’| istered trom Mamaroneck, N.Y pontoon aga 0 00 If y f ay Id rot ley cling Arbenz | office, Stevenson said this outlook was especially bright| ied early first-round finishers in If ar i l regime. in the South and East but that he had not visited the | the National Open Golf Tournantent| France's 14th premier in the 10 A late afternoon thunderstorm came to the rescue of | operation. The appeal was made by Guate-| Western states recently enough to make predictions | today with a 33-38—T1. "| years since liberation, head of the | residents panting yesterday under the ninth day of at/ 2. set up five-nation whteb- malan Ambassador Amadeo Chin- ar will ‘win nation's 20th Cabinet. least 88-degree weather, and more cooling downpours are| 4x commission to enforee thie chilla to Honduran Foreign imagine we He said offering the | expected to give some relief trom the“heat wave by Sat-| Tht and check on Communtet Hi urday, resignation if) The Pontiac area received only .16 inch of rain, but Department spokesman : Sie ry god poset JULY Uncertain FE F E ' a showdown might be imminent be- | said. in any one of the three | the storm hit the Romeo area harder. Power lines were | United States is consulting with a tween the Artenz government and| The 1952 Democratic presidential /()] [| on ate stages inet he had suggested but | down for five hours in some spots there, and telephone |"¥™ber of free world nations to its anti-Communist opposition at | candidate said he found many re- that Parliament would have to prevent any further arms ship-— home and abroad. gional pellticel fesees onciting the agree to leave him free to work | S¢Tvice was knocked out for 30 minutes. ments to Gudtemala. “We have reports that well-|People but everywhere “the more} To Restudy Verdict for on his projects. ; The U. 8S. Weather Bu- Pan er bee ao om basic apprehensi x , + equipped soldiers carrying guns| )° tenes, Soa aia about Puerto Rican Woman; out extted — anf estied wary Bidault Trying ates, wasetd tay Soa pay] the Western European shipping na- See aan The Tennessee Valley Authori- | 3 Others Guilty quickly—it is the risk of war, Frida with scattered ttm: een On ist Mave male peate: points near our border. ty’s future in the Middle South, ef an international war and y; 5 1. Blocking shipments of arms chilla told newsmen. “They are| agriculture prices, the condition | WASHINGTON @ —Mrs. Lolita perhaps an atomic war — that dershowers Friday. The} to Guatemala from their coun- being flown in chartered planes.” petal en pr giape rome: Lebron waited alone as the sole must be envisaged,” he {0 ave ariey low tonight will be 68 to 72) te* om ships of their own ee ae said | ced isbukiive Laskaaena, Cope a phe npn angered BE ip does not have to — degrees, with a high Friday yr assur: in ” on net accept conditions . ee 1 . ances that Honduras “will pre- Steer toncce tnioresting tho por. House of Representatives March 1 settlement which would be in con.| Foreign Minister Talks rlrardiaghsn are fore-|P%t#,0 vessels of any country. vent any incidents at the border | bie. he said. dinludd Guy (eee aaa .,| flict with its most vital interests.| With Other Diplomats — 2, In the event a clandestine France remain ‘ar ° . pment made estern ot any comme there” | Asked about hig prospects for|five women, behind closed doors East’ Neither our Allies, nr ee | to Salvage Meeting prsthee Dipraoens emer pant val sotadag a hie end miieie:| =¥. Seee ons inte call Gan] an ee ee te ee enemies must harbor the least] ‘ = y or", i oe ee ee ed the anti-Arbenz forces were tinued prosperity.” en ae termination ="® % YF S| sinister Georges Bidault plunged| e=Pected high of 99, but a sticky | "an be taken otf, Should the ship's ; , all 10 ” : pushing their preparations for @| He rejected a direct question as teat ce eee ee aes He told the Assembly he had/| into a series of high level diplo.| % WS* Tecorded. The low was (owner refuse to send such an or try at unseating the Guatemalan |to whether he would be a candidate | “®* associa 68 degrees. This continues the uU Aas regime. Among these were: again f panei boi "|. Madinah“ Cobeet Mivanie. studied the files on Indochina at| matic talks today in an effort to| peat which began dune 8, Since |°’, ©; 5: Warships would 1, Dispatches from Bélize, Brit- nea sie — Asteis:-Wigursk-—Garliae ak length and had talked with diplo-| save the Indochina peace talks| then four days have seen the |revey'n Y ecae. eee tae ish Honduras, quoted Guatemalan uals "anuuae cae Leoeam: | ind Wesing Witees Mietitggied,, 98. My coaviction hae been con. | 0M collapse mercury hit the 90-degree mark, ie Bate sina! Soke nt Soar toe a ke ine, Sek dicnat kaw The Setmer Bilnshe governns, wil aly convicted along with the is " Anthony Eden and U.S. Under} The record was established Feel Quake in Aleut; Guatemala. The sources speak at a luncheon @iter- men on five counts of as- France did not, however Secretary of State Walter Bedelj| Tuesday when the mercury rose | Fee vake in Aleutians pew one me (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | Sault with a dangerous weapon, outline any precise plan for achiev-| smith were reported considering | to 92 degrees, an all - time high WESTON, Mass. (}—The Boston whispered when she heard the ing peace or explain how he would ® * Usually reliable sources verdict; change the policies of the govern-|/e®ving Geneva this weekend. | for June 15 Sorina acre eaa c Guatemalan extles 7 an? Premier Joseph Laniel French sources sai Southerly winds of 10 to 15 miles | ported today it recorded a tetng sicitied to puinis near eo ls Oppenheimer viet a Foreign eerery-s be ident. had agreed = eeaie ae per hour are scheduled to breeze | “strong” earthquake last night at + i ° in Friday. The low temperature | 9:51:38 (EDT). The Rev. Francis border. . The sources also sald a a Security Risk? With five charges of assault with oad a pete or Oe coding 8 "ae, talig- aie OE Deals; Bld ek Oabasioes well-armed boat left the Hon- : intent to kill still outstanding Golf | : Wif off completely. The mercury rose to 71 by 8 a.m. | took place about 3,900 miles north- The British and American : duran port of Ia Colbe yorty- New facts are coming out | Dist’ Judge Alec ote er njures e and to 81 by 2 p.m. in downtown | west of Boston, probably in the | day, apparently for a strike at shout De. Oppenheimer end bis Holtzoft ‘ ° leaders had dinner with Bidault | Pontiac. Aleutian Islands. | Fuerte Berries tn Gestemale. | fnees to Hay a lading role in [tut i, Jay home for the night in Lesson Accident | st, stem and atacomea : 3, A close aide to Carlos Castillo| the s defense program. | 1» pass final judgment. ——— os . ll | “Continued on Page 2, Gel. 5) pore on | cans gave no show of emotion up- . M Cc th A f H . 8 page. on hearing the verdict, which car- CUear D he rmy €aring | y| WASHINGTON (AP) — The McCarthy-Army hearings ; @ L 2 z a q op) rh = “ = 4 ¥ wren t $ —T rn a TWO a for Proposed Favorable Bids S ubmi tted Accident Kills Pe Sn ee yee te 2 Fire Statio Acceptance Due Monday First Manager From Our Birmingham Bureau BIRMINGHAM — “A favorabie price” and “good bidders” were some of the comments by city of- ficials who feceived bids on the day afternoon. Assistant Manager Jack Walker said the contract will prob- ably be let at Monday's City Com- meeting. | by Chissus Construction Co.'s bid of $75,600, The third whe submitted a figure of $79,275. | The stamp of approval placed on | a $225,000 bond issue last April for two new stations ended a two-year | struggle to obtain more adequate fire-fighting facilities for fast-grow- | ing Birmingham. In 1952, voters turned down «4 $350,000 bond proposal for one sta- thon, Pinal for the city’s main fire hall, a $130,000 building, to be built at Adams Rd. and Bowers City Forester William Lebold said 43 fs u i if f as organist and choir director of, Irving Brower Served the Congregational Church has | . os eed ie Sl eee) COO for Four Years his duties in July. Rosso has held; From 1920 similar positions for the past 31, years, and for the past 4 years | An auto accident has claimed had been at Kirk in the Hills! the life of the first man to serve yterian Church. las Pontiac city manager under * ” * New fluorescent lights have been installed in Baldwin Li- brary’s eaty room and reference room, as well as over the stack area, Librarian Jeanne Lioyd has announced. bidder was Kepler Pulte. | if This is one of the first depart- ments to organize within the city's re-activated civil defense program. * . * In a progress report presented this week to the Birmingham - Bloomfield - Franklin Council on Community Services, tentative rec- ommendations regarding recrea- tional facilities and needs for curb- ing youthful rowdyism, were ac- cepted in general. The nine-member committee He said the final report should be approved at the next meet- ing, as yet unscheduled. In addition, a slate of officers was proposed for presentation to the council next September. These include: Charlies B. Kass, presi- dent; Mrs. Martin L. Butzel, vice president; Mrs. Harvey B. Greene, secretary; Paul D. Carter, treas- urer, Names of 23 board mem- bers will also be presented in September. ? * * “This completes the third step in re-lighting the library and gives a much brighter, newer look,” Miss Lloyd said. The job is now completed except for the main reading room on the first floor, she added. . s . Birmingham Business Women's Club will travel to the Rotunda Inn tonight for a dinner at 7. Serving on the June committee are Audrey Kemp and Dorothy Pettit. * ¢« « Registrations will still be tak- en from 3:30 to & p. m. temer- row for the Vacation Church School at the First Methodist Church. Youngsters between the ages of 4 and 11 are welcome to attend the school, Monday through duly 1, Classes will be trom 9:30 a. m. to noon each weekday, with this year’s theme, “The Church.” * ° * With games in the local YMCA ing Service 7-3 and losing tq Goebels z Rosso has stated he will sell the 'y for $15,000. The city’s ap- price was far below that sum, Egbert said’ was enjoined last year the complaint of residents. Stevenson Visiting Birmingham Today (Continued From Page One) noon at the farm of Le Roy Lang near Davison. The “farm problem” was expected to be the theme of this gathering. The ex-presidential candidate then will dash by auto to Birming- ham where he is to be the guest of hon@r at a reception at the home of Ben Goldstein. A member of the 1952 ‘Volunteers for Stevenson’ which is sponsoring the gathering Then he will go into Detroit for an 8 p.m. reception and talk at the Masonic Temple. Stevenson's visit to Michigan Was marred by a rhubarb over the Birmingham visit, Oakland County Democrats, notably Willis M. Brewer, county Democratic chairman, were mad because they felt they were snubbed by Neil Staebler, Democratic state chairman, in arranging the af- fair outside normal party chan- nels, Brewer said he had declined an invitation to attend because ‘‘the rank and file of Oakland County Democrats are not invited.” He The appointment of Shan Rosso The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partir cloudy, warm and hemid tonight and —triday with. Goreh: — Lew tonight 68 te 72% High | 8 te 06. Seutheriy winds i¢ to ih an heer. Teday in Pentiac A PEAR EG ~ OMe. At 8 am: Wind velocity 7 mph Direction Southeast Sun sete Thursday at #11 pm Moon rises oo 78 seeeeees 77 +. 80 ui Wednesday in Pontiac (As recorded downtown) Highest temperature... Lowest temperature. ... . 68 Mean temperature... .. . 8 Weather—Partiy cloudy 16 of an inch rain. “bycy ~- F Betis HT 8 ~phis es 3 Seem Man BE Pe See 6 & ‘Port Werth 0 40 Phoemrx oo 68 a4. $2 $6 St. Lous oo 3 t Traverse city $8 $3 Esnese Gir 68.13 Washington’ 7&1 oe é 5 ~ a |said only about 50 persons had been invited to the Goldstein re- ception |; A spokesman for the governor's joffice said Brewer's blast was the jFesult of a misunderstanding. ~The alfair at Birmingham ts ¥sponsored by the ‘Volunteers for Stevenson’, which js largely a group of Detroit business and pro- Téssional men,” the : jsaid. “It just happened that the lonly one willing or able to make - eo ed spokesman the city charter adopted in 1920. Former city manager Irving Clinton Brower, 75, and his wife Mavis, 45, were killed and four others injured outside Cocoa, Fla. Monday. Brower served from 192¢ te 19%, coming to Pontiac when discharged trom the Army fol. man, he often led the police and fire department personnel in ear- ly morning exercises during his tenure here, The former. president of the In- ternational City Manager's Assn. also served as Manager of Lima, Ohio, Greensoboro, N. C.; and New Rochelle, N. Y. During his career he was gen- eral manager of the Code Author- ity for the bituminous coal pro- ducers of eastern Ohio and West- ern Virginia, under part of the National Recovery Act in 1933. He left New Rochelle about 10 years ago to retire in Orlando, Fla. According to accident witnesses, the Brower car skidded off the highway on wet pavement and struck another car when returning to the road, Wrangling Stalls McCarthy Hearings (Continued From Page One) he took no part in efforts to get a commission for Schine and called Welch's questioning ‘‘a silly ha- rangue.” Meanwhile, the senators dis- cussed in sharp language the famed “chicken luncheon” of Symington disclosed that Stevens had been in consultation with Clit- ford, at the Missourian’, sugges- tion, three days before the “chicken luncheon" and had had no contact “|with him afterward. Mundt said he was “intrigued” at this disclosure because he made a trip to Valley Forge, Pa., with the secretary Feb. 22, and Stevens said nothing about having consulted Clifford. It is McCarthy's contention that Ciiftord “pulled the strings” on the Army charges that the sena- tor and his chief counsel, Rey M. Cohn, exerted improper pressure on Pentagon officials te force favored treatment fer Pvt. G. David Schine, During the Clifford hassle, Sy- mington pointed out that the Demo- crats wanted the ex-Truman aide to testify under oath, but the Re- publicans refused to call him. Mundt defended the GOP action by asserting that to call Cifford would prolong the hearings. Mundt suggested that Stevens’ angry reaction after the “chicken luncheon’’ resulted in part from newspaper reports that McCarthy had boasted that Stevens had sur- rendered as abjectly as if he had “come crawling on hig belly.” The South Dakotan pointed out that McCarthy had denied under oath that he made any such boast. He said he was glad Mc- Carthy had done so, because any such brag would have been “un- just, unfair, unkind, uncouth, and untrue.”’ The “chicken luncheon’ produced a “memo of understanding’ in which Stevens agreed to rescind his order barring Army witnesses from testifying in McCarthy's “Fifth Amendment Maj. Irving Peress. lowing World War I, An active | | | } | P- ae ae ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 { 7 Pontiac Deaths William A. Donovan Funera] for William A. Donovan, 70, of 499 Omar St. will be Satur- day at 2 p.m. from the Voorhees- Siple Chapel. The Rev. John Mul- der, associate pastor at Central Methodist Church, will officiate and burial will be in Perry Mount Park Cemetery.. Mr. Donovan died early Wednes- day morning. Mrs. Laura Marshall Funeral service for Mrs. Laura Marshall, 37, of 58 Chapmen St., will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Trinity Baptist Church of which. she was a member, The Rev. Richard H. Dixon Jr, her pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Oak cHill Cemetery The body will be taken to her home at 7 p.m. Friday. Surviving are her mother Artie Rinkins; daughter, Joel in the Air Force at Great Falls, Mont., Charles, Ken- neth, Rose Lee and Alfred, all at home. Also surviving are a brother and two sisters, A. C. Rinking and Mrs. Johnnie Reynolds, both of Detroit, and Mrs. Theresa Marshall, of Pontiac. Mrs toretta Mays Funeral for- Loretta Mays, 17- months-old daughter of Clide and Luella Hyman Mays of 24 Harri- son Ave. was held today at Frank Carruthers Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles Peoples, assistant pastor at New Bethel Baptist Church officiated, and burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery, The baby was born in Pontiac Jan. 10, 1953 and died Tuesday in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She had been ill three months, Besides her parents, brothers and sisters surviving are Maurice, De- lores, Marie and Marlee ail at home. Mss. Themes Widdlalon Alter an illness of one year, Mrs. Thomas (Carrie M.) Middle- ton, 78, of 207 Oliver St., died in Pontiac General Hospital at 6:30 Wednesday evening. Hern in Pierceton, Ind., 28, 1875, she was the daughter of James H. and Elizabeth Green and the widow of Mr. Middleton. Mrs, Middleton came to Pontiac from Indiana 58 years ago and was a member of the Central Meth- odist Church. Surviving are seven daughters and a son, Mrs. Alberta Salisbury of Fort Wayne, Ind., Mrs, Lily Dicke of Churubusco, Ind., Mrs. Mary Rea of Detroit, Mrs. Alice Elsholz, Mrs. Gladys Conklin and Mrs. Frances Davis, all of Pontiac, Mrs. Thelma Wetteriund of Lake Bronson, Wis., and Thomas Mid- dieton of Wolcottville, Ind. Also surviving are nine grand- children and nine great - grand- children. Funeral service will be held Sat- urday at 1 p.m. from the Donelson- Johns Funeral Home. Burial will follow in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Paul S. Vangeloff Graveside service was held jo- day in Oak Hill Cemetery for Paul Stanley Vangeloff of 459 Orchard Lake Ave. Son of August and Mary E. Smith Vangeloff, the baby died at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday shortly after birth in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Besides his parents he is sur- vived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith of Pontiac; a sister and two brothers, Kathleen, Nicholas and Robert. ments were by the Dudley H. Moore Funeral Home in Auburn Heights. Kass Named to Board BIRMINGHAM Charles ~~ B. pointed to a board of gnquiry Wednesday to investigate possible fire department negligence in a probe of the case of the alleged) Communist,” | incorrectly spelled in yesterday's fire Monday in which three per- sons were killed. His name was Press. — Hints-home-avatiabte forte recep= |tion was Mr. Goldstein and he hap- | pened to live in Oaktand County. It ‘is a Detroit affair, really, and not Oakland County's. Mr. Brewer sim- ply misunderstood the basis_of thei affair." |Man Pulls Rescue Act, Gets Tagged by Police MINNEAPOLIS —Carleton J. West Jr., 24, University of Minne- sota law student, stopped his car on a Mississippi River bridge here Wednesday night and went to the rescue of a woman who had just leaped from the span. West ran down the bank. pulled § | the woman from the water and ' applied artificial respiration until firemen, and an ambulance arrived. | When the dripping rescuer re- turned to bis car. he fouhd it tagged for illegal parking on the | | Sim Largest Selection of } | 5 he oe ees ? 3 ‘ = ‘ . : 2 2 2 eer wes Se Se as Pontiac's ' Summer Shoes | LADIES’—MISSES’—CIRLS’ | _ $3 Ballerinas, one ' ‘ , four sons and a} June | Arrange- Kass was one of three men ap- Boy Treated for Bruises After Running Into Car “David Moreno, 8, of 24 Whittigid | St., was treated for bruises at Pontiac General Hospital Wednes- day after he ran into the side of a car on Chamberlain street, Pontiac Police said. The driver, George McGill, 65, of 137 E. Iroquoig Rd., said the boy ran from behind a parked Rebels Seen Near Guatemala Border (Continued From Page One) the frontiers of El Salvador and | Honduras and ‘‘at least 50.000 sup- | porters inside Guatemala will rise up to fight with us when the mo {ment comes.”’ 4. Castillo Armas, in a message to hig Guatemalan ‘‘compatriots,”’ said he wotld be with them ‘“‘very shortly."" The exile leader called on the Guatemalan people to pre- vent Arbenz and his aides from fleeing. 5 Chinchilla told newsmen it was rumored the Castillo Armas forces would “start fighting Friday.” A dispatch from Associated Press Correspondent Jack Rutledge in Guatemala, delayed five hours by the new strict censorship, reported Tast night that the capital city was quiet and international airlines had resumed normal service after a Caray government - ordered t. 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Like The passengers step out. |years later a 130foot New York Now listed at $1, 99? ularly imagined. : operatoriess are making | many modern machines, it too has| The electronic brain analzes the | City building introduced a passen- “On the average.” Dr. Phelps the American today more than 4 . , ger elevator. making the first suc-|“ LOS ANGELFS (INS) — A U —— “John Q. Public owes a : ever the world's greatest up-and-| *Vped & “brain. traffic. During rush hours it speeds , ws debt of $46, ; ; . cessful electric elevator. versity of Southern California | | per capita state o plus i down traveler This is bringing a noticeable the trip and reverses direction of . : a local government debt of about i . ‘ 1 : . Now 70 cars service the Empire | economist says the share of every |° 3 Never priding himself as a stair |©®@"se in the lives of downtown | empty cars Yo'save time. One big | o s4¢ building at speeds up to 1,-| American man. woman and. child | *!4. and to top it off, a per capita climber, he quickly looked on the | Workers: more and more are run-| manufacturer reports 8 per cent | 200 feet a minute. One of its freight in state and federal gov ernment federal debt of $1.802. All this gov- F ) elevator as one of the most benef. | ning their own office building lifts. | of its current office building orders | elevators climbs 986 feet, the | debts totals $1.99 ernment indebtedness constitutes icent inventions. As a result, the| They step inte a quite, well-ut | 97° for this elevator. highest rise in any building. |r. Clyde W. Phelps, head of the |“, {7 len against the Property United States operates 250,000 el-| elevator. There is no attendant Hoisting mechanisms are noth- Twenty million sight-seers have | USC economics department, bases = mec. alba — three times as many 85/ But rows of accessible buttons. | ing mew. Vitruvius, a Roman (ridden to the top of the Washington | his figures on a gross public debt outside world. The passengers each press one | architect, teld of some in use in | Monument since 1888. The orignal | of more than $300 billion for 1952 Cager Loses Glasses 3 This country’s craving for ef- | for their floor, When the elevator | 236 B.C. During the 17th cen- | steam elevator took 10 minutes. | and estimates the per capita and STORRS. Conn. 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All mail s riptions are Devabie im advance, Phone Pontiac FE 2-8 MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 154 ‘ | a os Dulles Spikes Red Talk Secretary Duties has done an excel- lent job of shedding light on U.S. rela- tions with Communist dominated Guate- mala. - In_ his address before Seattle Ro- He made it clear that our Government's interest had nothing to do with the safety of Americans’ invest- ments in the Central American country. * * * The truth is, he said, that if the problems of American invest- ment in Guatemala were settled tomorrow to the satisfaction of all concerned, the U.S. attitude would be unchanged. Our Gov- ernment still would be gravely concerned by signs of Communist penetration in Guatemala and Central America. Further evidence that there is real cause for State Department concern has come from Hamburg, West Germany. There a six ton shipment of Swiss 20 mm antiaircraft shells consigned to Guatemala has been held up at the request of the United States. In fact, because a Communist base in Guatemala would be a dangerous threat to the Panama Canal, our agents have been ordered to intercept such arms shipments wherever possible. * * * Recent declaration Of a national emergency by Guatemala’s President ARBENZ came as a surprise to many Americans who hadn't realized the ex- tent of Communist fnfluence. Any doubt about the political trend in that country vanished with all that was left of Guate- malan constitutional guarantees. These were suspended indefinitely by the president. That’s just what happens in Soviet satellite countries. It’s a shock to have one so close to our southern border. War on “Wetbacks” Attorney General Browne 1 is step- ping up efforts to reduce the inflow of “wetback” farm laborers from Mexico. The border patrol has been tripled. Without revealing the source of the transfers, 491 pa- trolmen have been added to the 256 already guarding the Ari- zona-California border of Mexico. * * * The head of the Justice Department also is asking Congress for sharper legal weapons to control this growing illicit traffic. Warning that the movement easily could hide the entry and exit of subversives, he wants: 1. Authority to enjoin an employer from continuing to hire workers he knows entered the country illegally. 2. Statutory authority to seize any vehicle or vessel used to transport aliens in violation of immigration laws. * * * That such legislation is urgent- ly needed is emphasized by figures on the volume of the “wetback” ~~~ movement, --Aceording-te -the-—~-- Attorney General, in the 12 months ending June 30, 1953, it ‘was necessary to deport 389,000. Another 100,000 escaped capture. -- Congress should giye Mr: Browne.i what he asks. There seems to be no other way to cope with exploitation of these aliens by southwest farmers and ranchers. Help Fight Delinquency For everyone interested in combat- t ting juvenile delinquency, there is some sound advice in the FBI’s monthly bul- : __ Et comes from J. Epcar Hoover, Joteg me head of the famous law at ‘ / sth al 2454: FI OE "< Sa _— enforcement organization. He points out that in 90 per cent of the stolen car cases, owners have left keys in the ignition or the- switch unlocked. x * *x , During 1953, Hoover said, 226,530 automobiles were stolen. In 1,174 cities where complete records were kept, over half of the arrests for auto theft were made among juveniles 17 years of age or less. On the basis of these figures, the bulletin continues, “imagine what a tremendous decrease could be effected in auto theft and arrests of juveniles for that crime, if every driver would sim- ‘ply lock his car when it is left unguarded.” * * x In other words Mr. Hoover is asking motorists of the country to remove this strong temptation to juvenile crime. Far more important, he is asking their help in the prevention of other more - serious crimes which grow out of auto thefts. Lesson in a‘Fatal Fire There is a lesson for all householders in the Birmingham fire which cost Tuomas Courer the lives of his wife and two sons. It is believed the blaze origi- nated in an upholstered daven- port in the first floor den. Authorities believe the davenport had smouldered for hours before bursting into flames and suffo- - cating the victims. : The loss of these three lives is grim warning that no one, especially smok- ers, can be too careful in guarding against the carelessness which breeds death dealing fires. a Emp.oyres ought to be paid for the prior week when they report for work Monday morning. This would save them a lot of money, and save the ermmployer a lot of worry over Monday absenteeism. The Man About Town Flag in Top Place - Patriotic Inspiration Caused by Colors at Highest Point Daffynition Honeymoon: What's over when your dog still treats you OK, but your wife starts barking and growling at you. Flying from Pontiac's highest point, the flag pole atop the Pontiac State Bank Building, the American flag makes an impressive sight whenever it is displayed there. It was on the job on Flag Day, and brought remarks of admiration as viewed for many miles in every direction. Building Manager Charlies W. Hayner sees that it is unfurled to the breeze. Far above everything else in our city, it makes us mindful of a concrete lesson in patriotism. The American flag being flown over the Pontiac Boys’ Club building is replaced regularly by Mrs. Lucfle J. Cries in honor of her son who gave his life to his country in World War II. of but two places where only in small numbers. They coming inte bleom. bf The good people out at the Oakland County Infirmary, according to its manager, Howard R. Kstes, feel very grateful for the many gifts received from local organizations and otherwise. Despite the fact that he is nearly blind, Joseph MecConnachie has a hebby—of raising beautiful flowers in his garden at 6581 -Sashabaw Road. He now has delphinum plants over six feet tall, just starting to bloom, and still growing. A majestic elm tree on the farm of George Campbell at 31025 Haggerty Highway measures 18 feet and seven Inchés in circumferenee.——-—— Latest town to pull that beard raising stunt among its men, in celebration of its centennial, . POPC) L—~ + THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 r . ae 2. om) Quite a Challenge eg Rs o“»> ~ Voice of the People (Letters will be when neces- sary because of space. Full name, ress number of the writer must letters but these will not be if the writer so requests, unless the letteg is critical in tts neture.) tion — Our Files 15 Years Ago ANOTHER INSPALLMENT on the war debt owed to the United States becomes due but only Fin- remittance. DAUGHTER OF Jan Masaryk, Alice G. Masaryk arrives in Unit- ed States to seek aid for her con- quered country. 20 Years Ago § MILES BOUTON, exiled jour- nalist, describes Nazi Germany as “slave colony ruled by fanatics and brutal men with world con- quest hopes.” ¢ Again, I commend you teach- ers, bus drivers afd all others who took caré of our children all year for a job well done. Have a good vacation. You've earned it. Mrs. T. W. Church 197 S. Hospital Road All Liquor Establishments Should Close 9:00 P.M. If more people loved God, all night and closed on Sunday. No woman would be allowed in a plaice where liquor is sold after 6:00 p.m. and should not drink liquor where liquor is sold unless her hus- band or the owner of the place says she can. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE The family circle of itself. . . Is not a solid ring ... It is a chain comprised of links .. . Where each brother who offends. . . ents must not interfere... sudden choice of friends... family circle is a chain .. . Wil every link a part. . . Of happiness and love that shapes... A ring around the heart. (Copyright 1954) Case Records of a Psychologist Treat Mental Patients With Affection, Daily Compliments, Encouraging Praise Shock treatment is much like aspirin. It masks deeper problems. Frank has been a mental patient. Such a person is like a turtle, which with- draws into its shell when in a hostile environment. So be lavish with praise and make his surroundings happy, friendly and inviting. Slowly he can then be taught to stand alone, emotionally, and finally resume normal adult duties. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case L-3¢: Frank P., aged 31, is a veteran who suffered a men- tal breakdown during the Korean war, but has now returned home from the hospital. “Dr. Crane, we have two chil- dren in grammar school,” his wife told me, ‘‘and I wonder what we can do to be sure their Daddy fully recovers. “What advice can you give me, as his wife, so that I can help prevent a relapse? I don't want him ever to need going back for further shock treatment.” Shock treatment helps “fog” a patient's memory so that he -js able to forget his disturbing complex, at least for a time. It then permits the doctors or his family to talk to him and re- —__—ceive_coherent answers, ache may still be present but as long as the aspirin is in the tem, the pain may be covered which might be astigmatism. In that event, properly fitted eyeglasses would be the way to get at the root of the head- aches. And so it is with shock treat- ment. They serve much as psy- chiatric ‘‘aspirin,”” to cover up the trouble. And this is very helpful for a time, since many mental patients are entirely disorganized and un- able to carry on logical conver- sation. Shock treatment then renders But shock treatment is generally a palliative thing. It’s compar- able to maskipg a headache with is Somerset, Pa. “That’s-why - Frank Kimmel of Crescent Lake Road, Pontiac, hardly recog- nized his brother-in-law when he recently came from Somerset to visit him. Out at Drayton Plains in the garden of Arthur Kercheval there is corn nearly’three weeks ahead of that old time schedule, ‘‘Knee high by the Fourth of July.” In the flowers that are blooming in great profusion, the morning glory is keeping pace with the others, Climbing the porch of Mrs. Mortimer Becker of Waterford are some vines that have beautiful trumpet blossoms over five inches across. Verbal Orchids to— . Mrs. Elizabeth Speck of 715 Joslyn Ave.; eighty-first birthday. them-amenabie—to during thé lucid interval, the orig- inal cause of their complex may New England apothecary (a dation of blood and lymph at the gentle or moderate be found and remedied... vare-pird these days) who says -he- point of injury, soreness..and_ short periods after two orthree..._. en “And— a hole so they cail escape fur- ther censure. Since they can't pull their phys- ical body into that hole, they do try to pull their conscious atten- tion into their skull and apparent- ly remain indifferent and aloof to externa] reality. Such a patient is much like a turtle which is being stoned by small boys. It then withdraws inside its shell and dead. But when the environ- ment becomes gentle and friendly and tempting, the turtle will stick out its head and legs and approach food or other pleasures. So treat your mental patients with double doses of praise and pleasure. Give them admired ob- jects for possessions. Encourage them tactfully to do hand work or minor household chores and always be lavish with compli- ments. Send for my bulletin ‘‘How to Prevent Nervous Breakdowns,”’ en- closing a stamped return enve- lope, plus a dime. (Copyright, Hopkine Syndicate Inc.) David ‘Lawrence Says: « Furor Over Oppenheimer From Facts, Not Rumor fc Sune bit F as 4 i Qs 5 S58 i F pee i bi le sf ¢, 325°23 ¢3 5 igs oy ade Fl . sil piu 3 i j 7 Fy 2 g 3 that he the staff of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy from January 1949 until June 1953. He served under the late Sen. McMa- hon, Democrat, who was chairman of the committee. Before entering on these duties, he had been a pilot in the Army Air Force for three years and served overseas. He is a graduate of Yale Law School. study data te which he had access, if pie ERE irtiel fu i i a a FeTiit He | i 7 i if instrumental in fluencing the military authorities and the Atomic Energy Commis- sion essentially to suspend H-bomb development from mid - 1946 through Jan. 31, 1950." What is particularly damaging, (Copyright 1954) Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER International News Service The London - Moscow axis of massive conciliation is proof Churchill is a practical man who knows which side is the inside, This stack of applied memo- randa and distilled agenda knows that Washington is as perplexed as a porcupine with ingrown quills. While we're bailing out the boat Winnie is making waves. Back in 1927 we said, “England is pungently practical about mix- ing war with business. It will fight you in the Red Sea if you pay your tolls through the Suez Canal."* We don't figure that Moscow will get the best of the deal with London. Winnie has been eating meat and potatoes for many years, And knows that a fair trade is a waste of every- body's time. . We admired Winniker for his ef- forts in behalf of England at a time when things were darker than a mule’s bedroom. é Buf, Winsome, we have come to the fork of the aisles. You can go, keed. And take your krttfe along too. We have turned your picture to- ward the wall. On the damp side _ of the house. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY For God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.—Il Cor. 4:6. “\. * * * He did not come to conquer by force of armies and physical weap- ons but by love planted in the - hearts of individuals.—W. W. Mel- ton. Fast Muscle Work Before Warming Up Can Rupture Cells, Cause ‘Charleyhorse’ _ By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. muscle or tendon and cause exu- You members of the family has had 65 -years” experience, swelling. aa ot mental patients should re- member the psychological adage So inflate the ego of the mental ‘patient, as by liberal doses of daily compliments, ~ writes in pleasant vein — to ask dressed envelope). It appears my druggist friend— thunkit? — suffers The lump may be felt and some- It persists for warm and (3) by resumption of exercise for Pa Cee eS Ve 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 SEVEN ‘Dighton Rock Might Join | fom 1511. The markings originally as Memorial DIGHTON, Mass (UP)—Historic Dighton Rock may be placed* in a Dighton Rock bears an inscrip- tion attributed to Miguel Corte Real, Portuguese explorer, dating |to the voice U. 5. Cities Plan - CARBONDALE, mt. soem Sheree SMLXL » Rion it for Dell Always a welcome gift for Dad! 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He defined the struggle between | some judges and newspapers “a “the conflict between the ideology | of fretdom and totalitarianism.” | The attorney deplored the ‘‘hue and cry in some areas for a return to the discredited system of judi-} cial Control of court news.” Hansen also sald there can be ne such thing as “trial by news- papers” in criminal cases if the judge, lawyers and police do their jobs right. He noted recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions which have. re- affirmed the guarantees of free- dom of speech and a free press. Hansen specifically cited the case of Pennekamp vs_Florida in which the high court reversed a contempt conviction against the Miami Her- ald and its editors. The newspaper had been found guilty of contempt by a judge it had criticized editorially. Earlier, Dr. Harold L. Cross, author and associate dean of jour- nalism at Columbia University, cited statistics to: show hew, what he called secrecy is practiced in Congress. Dr. Cress, author of “The People’s Right te Know,” ex- plained that most legislation is worked out in committee session. Yet a survey shows, he said, that both press and public were barred from 44 per cent of all committee and subcommittee meetings during the first session of the 83rd Congress. He said politicitans’ fears of what will happen when people are given access to information often are not borne out. Dr. Cross noted that 20 states have relaxed their restrictions on formerly secret relief roles. And there is no known instance where the public has abused the privilege of seeing them, he said. The attorney general was not LOOKING AHEAD—Mrs. Anthony a of New | York demonstrates the simple test which a Paris doctor devised to tell the sex of The expectant mother places a special wafer on her tongue to moisten v with saliva and the.inyentor places Junior High Librarian Will Attend Convention Librarian of Eastern Junior High School, Miss Lorna MacKellar, of 7 Prall St., leaves Friday to at- tend the National Convention of the American Library Assn., in Minneapolis She will be accompanied by her sister, Miss Lois MacKellar, 1i- a member of the President's cab- inet until 1814. brarian of the Mansfield (Ohio) Public Library. THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 | United Press hete an ingredient on the wafer. He then is able to tell from the color it turns whether the blessed event will be a boy or girl. Inventor claims a record of 9% per cent accuracy in tests on ) nem h women. an unborn child. | |Morse asked the committee to at- tend hearings on requests by can- didates to gain such designations Usual Ballot Mixup Starts Reform Move |e: :rsert sate Representatve’ DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit | ¥ayne County ballots, Morse declared — League Wednesday asked “About 50 of the legislative as- the State Legislature's | Interim | pirants are phony candidates. Committee on Election Reform to! They filed to enable some other study practises of ‘‘loading’’ |person with a similar name to set | of 200 Chevrolet employes attacked | hes. _Zarichny was pushed, shoved and beaten while attempting to | move through the crowd. 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Michigan, held on the 24th day of June, 1954. by resolution | , it was declared to be the intention of bs : the City Commistioin to construct water | e ae metn in Pteasent View svenue from! : . for $7.95 /4 — washable Fairloom denims 43: v¥ Assorted Patterns v ean | New Colors Denim is a favorite fashion fer cisthing and home decorating I!s Hillemont syenue to east line loft 181 Woodward Estates at an estimated eost -— © of §1.71893 and that the pian. profile se ; end estimate of said improvement is on | ' ‘ “ file for public examinetion _ It fs further intended to construct said improvement in accordance with the plef, profile and estimate, and thet the | cost thereof shall be defrayed by special | id Py . assessment according to frontage and | ‘ ~ ee - 2 that all of the lots and parcels of land - low fronting upon either side of Pleasant — 4 aa : | ‘ ; . priced ‘°°. (am ¥ net abe View avenue from Hilismont avenue to east Tine Lot 181 Woodward Estates shail | ’ constitute the special assessment district | poe to defray $1,102.50 of the estimated cort | ~ - and expenses thereof and that 8616 43) . Pa we of the estimated cost and expenses there of + of shal) be paid from the Water Improve- i ment Extension : { eee \) Ges oe table nylon garter belt holds = gy Sag: 18 weneeY Ons : kings securely . its elastic e ommission of the Cit o joattes ‘ Michigan il! meet in T ihe ; las! s lc nger! 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PERRY ST special assessment district to defray $1.772.46 of the estimated cost and ex- penses thereof and that $20754 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof shall be paid from the Bewage Treatment | un < | NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN | That the Commission of the City of Pontiac. Michigan -will meet in the Municipal Court on the 22nd day of June | 1954 at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions | , objections that may be made by parties interested te, emp W.o «708 { Dated: June 16, 1954 : : 3 S ADA R EVANS | a ee p City Clerk Rie 4 44 ee, ave *. June 17, 1954 j } P : ieee TIlE 31¢ : LEGAL NOTICE pare & or = Motice is hereby given of precinct 4- GS AS viston. Mi A resolotion has been passed by the | Pontiac Township Board to divide the thew oka Netasny | Bad a Pants always look neat and well-pressed with these Yo 30-2 ineee sections eit| : pee creasers Perfect for drying wash pants, too! Sete ot the Township Mall sone | # Adlustoble to fit most size trousers 4, . come in now oe ers, Bs tions 95 amd 98 uy o set at this sale price! P voting. at the new fire hal! tn ° PY ts 7 Notions Dept—Main Floor Pr@inct No. 3—Sections % and cones at the old fire bal! in Auburn Precinct No 4—Gections 3-4-5-6 and Bara th Satiifnction saeemaaanad come my bak TAD 154 N. Saginaw Phone FE 5-4171 | army sepia M. be > ; Pontiac Township Cierk } June 16, 17, ‘34 * a : F * ; , y a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 \ — - al ‘we SS SS Ss So a a ee oe , : 7 7 ) Company Sends Steak | “oked Properly. ae oven (Driver's Bluff Called |trolman. Out flopped a tratfic! Finds Winged Birds Pay | 1n.10 years the chicken ‘business Victim Doubts: Adage rot : 7 ie ae . ticket he had gotten last Septem- ° ° well he cav his to-Help Solve Problem | door,” said Piscitello, “the flame a oe gaa hgnining ber —- for driving without a|More Than Jail Variety | ¥** dine #9 ye TIBURON, Calif. @ —-Lightning goes out N. Stanley, 24, ille, my ie , ‘ ‘ . Two years ago he s NEW LONDON, Conn. (UP) —/ "the company offered a probably won't pretend any more | license. RICHMOND, Va. & Henry |Deticomnen's Sob ls eel ese ieoe ying se. ” Salvatore J. Piscitello complained | tion which Piscitello accepted with- | to fumble in his pockets fer &non-| Sikkelee found the conlisnentian tocided a his 8.000 a eee ee Teas that ever since the Connecticut | out hesitation. The company said| existent driver's license. 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International News Service On Flag Day, though our colors flew high across the land, mil- ions of decent upstanding Ameri- | eans in major U. S. cities had to “duck and cover’ in the first na- tionwide air raid drill in al! his- tory. Reading the reports from city after city made the heart sink about man's terrible failure to} achieve “peace on earth. During the ten-minute § rill, every street and road in many ef those great cities was cleared, | every car and truck and baby earriage was haited, and men, wemen and children vanished from sight te seek shelter. "In the age in which we live with its wonders and possible her rors, none could question the need and wisdom of that practice drill but there was also an awful sad- ness in those ten-minute ‘‘simulat ed attacks.”’ * “Lemon juice,” “apple jack'' and “snow man” sound like such friend- ly terms, but they were the offi- cial nicknames given to the three signalg that produced that empty silence in some of the most active nerve-centers of our country. I just wish the ten - minute periods could have been simul. taneous, and that no village, no farm or ranch, had been exempt from the drill. That might have driven home even more vividly the ten - min- ute swath of time binding this great nation to stiliness, Then we'd have known that the beasts and birds in fields and woods, Notice of Intention to Construct Curb, Gutter and Drainage of W. Hepkins Street from Baldwin Ave Bue te Stanley Avenue. You sere hereby notified that 4 « segulat meeting of the Commission of Michigan, held on the 16th day of June, 1954, by resolution ” wes declared to be the intention of the City Commission to construct curd gutter and Greimege on W. Hopkins m@reet from Baldwin avenue to Staniey &a mination Tt ts further intended to construct id improvement im accordance with the m. profile and estimate. and that the pet thereof shall.be defrayed by special oa according to frontage and t all of the lote and parcels of land t upen either side of W. Hopkins weet from Beildwim avenue te Stanicy arenue shall constitute the fal assess- ment district yp defray $14 38 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof and thet 65.201.47 of the estimated cost and , ao ther shall be paid from the pital Improvement Pund 18 HEREBY OCIVEN That the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the Munie Court on the 23nd day of June. 1054 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and objections that may be made by parties interested wW.o. 67 Dated: June 14, 1954 June 17, 1964 —— the cattle on farm, range and prai- rie, had briefly inherited the earth. Arid I wish there had been some way to stretch that same swath of ‘time right around the whole planet. I wish Communist Russia, 'China. and the Slavish satellites could have simultaneously gone through ‘‘lemon juice’ and “apple jack,”’ perhaps making their’ own |peoples see more truly what mad- | ness and murder threatens the world, cow and Peiping and Warsaw, could have swept across the steppes of Russia, the rice fields ef China, the forests of Indo. china, across the cities and farms of Peland and Crechosiovakia and every other area where the é THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 + If that same induced motion. | dessness could have cloaked Mos- | myth t< embedded that Comme. - nism alone can give mankind a better life— Then. perhaps the secret doubts lef those enslaved millions would have erupted all at once, demand- ling that their leaders seek not world conquest but world peace. In 4,000 years of recorded his- tory, say the authorities, mankind | has known only 364 years of total |peace — only 364 years in 4,000 |when there was not some great or |small war in some land, near or far. In heaven's name, are we nev- er te find the ways te stop this killing? We whe can devise mir- acles of flight, ef communica- tion, of creation itself — are we forever te fail at the problem of our own survival? In the Atomic Age, it comes to that and nothing less. Already we know the newest hydrogen bomb |has made the “duck and cover” itheory old-fashioned | Already we know that mass evac- tuations af millions from our great cities is the only hope for effec- itive escape. 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Saginaw St. - Phone FE 5-4I71 EiseSeatses 2 7 - y 5° 4 ¢ . ; > * . ee Bed Cs MG Misa he ee Sa peat ; . % died THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 / | a ibe Eeraniial Jordan Watershed rses Needn Live With Mules Plan Is Developing JUNCTION CITY, Kan. ® — senhow - ial : Millwood, the favorite horse of the Middle East, Eric Johnston, | te THE PONTIAC PRESS, Buyer Assures S s = F a 4 Be 3 2 & pf ~ ? ‘ALL PONTIAC They based this view on the fact 2 ; that officers were having some dif- ", |den or driven the rest of theirgkinds of time: sidereal time, ficulty rounding up the aliens, and ' | lives. which is absolutely correct, and @t the same time they expressed They'll continue to live on Kan-| Solar time, which is not entirely geome concern over the voluntary sas soil. A similar arr accurate except on or about March @xodus. reportedly is pending for the 14/21 of each year. This latter time iE Pee scale is the one in common usage. A Delicious « late Gen, Jonathan Wainwright, | «substan progress’ been wi : ‘Ho hero of Bataan, isn't going to/ made veh working ‘ea plan AGREES TH NOrder to Send Home spend his remaining days aMong | for joint Israeli-Arab devel ent DOSSIN’S ~~. mules after all —_ =Mexican Nationals of the Jordan river. « The Army recently ordered the Jol ao SEL CENTRO, Calif. © — Law a oe "y jentsenses bare < » Came. a nearby Ft. Riley, including Mill-|*er four days of conferences here enforcement age a wood, to Camp Carson, . with representatives of Egypt. Jor- @arrying out Atty. Gen. Brownell’s where the Army maintains a dan, age and ane eee q@rder to send home Mexican na eam Gein. aa" te ths none Aaeda : iota whe om dn Ge eumnry © Old-time cavalrymen and some eins to + |local citizens protested the order.| He said Israel's Arab neighbors iegally. Ft. Riley is @ former cavalry | ad rejected an American plan for Three of the drive's leaders said center. the Jordan watershed. Alternate advance puliclty had rendered Dr. F. A. O'Donnell, Junetion|Arab and Israeli programs also Operation — a panes City, lifelong friend of Gen. Wain- | have been guccess. They most e wright, has bought Millwood and! JOhnston leaves Friday for Tel oi Wetbacks apparently had taken the Dakota, jumping star of the U.S. Aviv to hold talks with Israeli SN officials. hint and scurried across the line. ry I : 3 i i E e f 3 al : ict E mit aj are sent fo the interior * 6¢« @ Landon; Marcus T. Neelly, dis- lyme gine director at El j ye a news conterpace ag ged the government's plans Hy S ’ of those who want a thirst Carter said the border patrol . o_o and TURDAY quenching, refreshing drink force, in California and f¥. $500 Less Allowance for Your Old Refrigerator Choice of oven. Roasts a 40- Ss 8 " Right You Pay Only — Ib. turkey. Electric ¥) : Left or appliance outlet. Oven ee: ayy) Yi ‘ ‘ signal light. 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Fredman Co. and 7), Taylor Electric Co. were accepted for construction of the new branch library at Glenwood Ave. and Rundell St. Work has been - CUB PROJECT—A portion of California avenue was included in the curb projects slated for this year. In the top photo a city crew is shown constructing the curb forms. Below, cement is being poured into the form. oa ee eee * j | ' { ; ery) we ml hs ae ow ag WASHINGTON — The season of suntan lotion, mosquito repellent, outdoor barbecue and open « top convertibles has been around for several weeks, but summer doesn’t officially arrive in the United States until June 21 — at exactly 55 minutes past 6 p.m. eastern daylight time.— That's day the sun works longer than on any other day of the year: 15 hours and 37 minutes at Eastport, Me., Min- neapolis, and Portland, Ore.; 14 hours and 31 minutes at Chat- “Wer "0 heures at Jacksonville, New Orieang and San Antonio, . ——— enough, less sunshine is required to sustain high readings. Hottest spot in the United States is Furnace Creek in Cali- fornia’s Death Valley. An all- | ans to lakeside beaches, and siz- time high temperature of 134 de- | les the bidewalks of New York grees was recorded there in 1913. | and Detroit, Americans can take ntl Machines: Are Th By BEN RAY REDMAN Ben Ray Redman’s work has covered @ wide range, from comment on the Classics to motion picturg production. correct answer to simple logical problems, and of others that can translate from one language into another. As yet the machines are novices in logic and possessed of only }emall-voeabularies -for-the purpose of transiation. But we-can expect them fo show rapid improvement. We may #66 the day when the best of our logicians will come out second-best in competition with the mechanical thinkers, when the art of translation will be turned over to collection of electric ing machine separates the message from the irrelevant material, and permits a code clerk to carry on from there. These machines are all very wonderful and a little terrifying. am (not completely solid on them. They raise z that these mechanical~brains are ‘always right, answers? Particularly in the. case of would require years to verify by human methods, * t can give the | rustworthy? Are we going to spend years at verification, or are we just going to look the grunting, icking, winking. flashing monsters As for logic, we can well leave that to the machines, for there are very few human beings who have any use for logic. But ow transtation ts another matter. Knowing the prices that are peid even the best translators, I doubt that a machine can be built cheaply enough to compete with flesh-and-blood operators in the field. The machines will go down to defeat for strictly economic reasons. ' our famous scrambling and unscrambling gadgets, it occurs to me that all the machines in the world can’t protect us against human treachery, if it happens to exist at either end of the scrambling. unscrambling line. i But my real objection is more fundamental, 1 don't think we jer tne on ales en hammered | machines for which mankind yearns. Rakin eos tacinp innit tik kb bo & teen to tht etnen rece? Listen, my friends and you shaji hear. They are: 1. A machine ‘that will remove paper doilies from under choco- late eclairs. », % A-’machine that will undo packages wrapped in cellophane or fastened with Scotch tape. . 3. A machine that will make a bed. ‘ . “ ‘ And as for our national security being made more secure by | & A Asphalt Co. of , to include recapping Walton boulevard =| ; 5 oe eae | ae > lta ‘ < “E> non curves. Here a crew is shown widening a curve between Baldwin Ave. and W. Telegraph Rd. Car Bootleaaing Curb Rejected Auto Dealers Learn of 2nd Decision by Justice The Communist Party America is part of an international conspiracy to establish a U.S.S.R. in the United States, R. D. Thomp- son, un-American activities com- mittee chairman of the American Legion Cook-Nelson Post, told Pon- tlac Lions Club members Wednes- also is g member of the state committee on un-American activi- ties. Set Trial for Kidnap Case ALLEGAN #® — A plea of inno cent was entered Wednesday in Circuit Court for Kenneth Strat- ton, 22, of Middleville, accused of kidnping an Syearcold Allegan County girl. Judge Raymond L, ‘Smith scheduled- trial for Jyly: 12, The, pledge states: “4 pledge to remain at all times a vigilane and firm defender of the .. . partv, the onlv line that insures the triumph of Soviet pow- ers in the United States.” Referring to the front —groutis’ '| work as a criminal plot, he said a 5a = vities 1951 report shows that four Communist-front organizations in California collected about $1 mil- lion from persons employed in the in Says American Reds Want ,a U.S.S.R. Here the records show," groups, plained. -R. D, THOMPSON said there is no doubt of the af- filiation. Much of the Communist propaganda distributed in this country, Information Bureau, known as the Cominform. he ex- originates with Communist — : Gg a SG | = da ak, Sara = - if . = am Parents’ Money Passion Decried Doctor Suggests More Time Be Spent Rearing | ‘Average’ Children Shere said, “There are few par- ents that I see who have not ex- tions naturally develop feelings of linquency is: concerned, the psy- chiatrist. believes some children ; |misbehave because they just can't Strongest Eskimo? WALES, Alaska (UP) — Alfred THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 ——— Children Prefer Simpler Miracles ” SCHENECTADY, N. Y, @—TV, _| Jets, AC, DC? Shucks, there’s no stunt like an old stunt to delight a child, General - Electric Co. ‘magi- , 'Mental Therapy Value Is Seen for Poetry DENVER (INS) — A University of Denver study indicates poetry may ultimately be used as a valu- able tool for diagnosing mental ills. - tended to give sharply different sorts of responses on eleven of the 20 poems which she used as a test. was asked tie secret of his success. “You can make money.” Philo- poulos explained, “if you have @ better than the next chap. I always bought the best bananas, money faster.” DON’T GAMBLE! When satisfoction-guoronteed Kindy glosses cost less than 2¢ @ day - - ». modern parents have a disease | dreds of “behavior problem” chil-| scales at 246 pounds, wears SiZ¢/ man’s voice and lifted the young-| ly frequent form of psychosis. which he calls “money sickness.”| dren sharply criticized a frequent |50 jacketr and is six féet one inch | sters out of their seats with the) lj) persons were asked to sep- Banana Seller Tells Dr. Norbert L. Shere, chief psy-| adult tendency to stimulate the | tall. 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The town is GOEL). cc cvccccees VU00S PM OST New York Heraid Tribune New Service| counts left, in Switzerland, in Eng-| | the of Smyrna its Greek resi-| as a night switchboard operator.| sport shirt and speaks in a youth-| unincorporated and has just 750 coecccceecceces 8 EBS PM EST covend im series land, and some other places.” | dents were stripped of that na-| He kept at this for six months,|ful urgency. He is @ years old. | citizens. The entire services and The biggest mystery in the life se stil, his f | tionality without automatically be-/| allowing himself only an average|The assistant pastor, 21, takes | ali its policies are carred out by re ee eee : est story of Aristo Socrates Onassis had far- os = pe adage coming Greek citizens. Thus, for| of three hours’ sleep a day. charge of the T5-year-old pipe | young people. F 3 no aatensenseeseseee sececeereee TOG age M- —| | has always beet how he made the| nettions im the intermtional te |'™.2""Once in Argentina, he ap-| , it free hours during the day |0rza0 and Plays in the cliurch oF : Tran trmariy tuvg Dnrot ot 10.48 °.4. wil be comesien bottom layer of his now towering| bacco business. tied ‘ter Argentine cijaenship, he used to set himself up in | chestra. Sometimes a single silk thread es, 2 ee a PT : | P| business, dealing in Oriental. to- The orchestra itself is composed | as long as 1000 feet is wound onto fortune. Even so, young “Ari's” start in| which was granted him after only) , = ot 5 95 in age|the reel from a single cocoon. It is axiomatic that it is not life was decidedly not easy. When| two years’ residence. . . = shctt bs just the first million, but the first they sent him off to Argentina, ear-| Oddly enough, a few months aft- At the time, Turkish, Greek and ny se er oor 6s Aa Wet Nie a :, eanpenieg nk ; ly in 1923, his impoverished family he had beco Bul blends w rtually en- in hundred thousand, that is hardest er me an Argentine garian s were virtually un Ja “ APROVED SUBURBAN. COMMUTER Service so cara in any mans life could give the boy only $100 a5| national. O a 4 that. like| ) ay heey" 90 per| | | Ti F she Dev! ko Bective june 20, 1954, edditional end more convenient rush-hour service e = , a starting capital, along with 4! nundreds of thousands of fellow- t of the ‘ : le n ime for a er’ $s y: £4 between Detrolt and Pontioc will be provided. It is no great feat for a mil- | ship's ticket from Athens to Buenos refugees from Asia Minor, he had cen — es consumed in ‘ perRorr To rowTac ray A lionaire to double, triple or even Aires. been granted Greek citizenship un- the country were made with Cuban : —_——— hundredfold increase his hold. _ By the timeyhe stepped off the| der a settlement reached at the | °F other American tobaccos; only | © . Biehl BiE) 2S — EJE EISIE E bea ings. But it-is a tremendous ber 2 ee = to stake him} Treaty of Lausanne. 10 per cent came from the Near | & ~ 7 a ’ am] am achievement for any man to | Waue i a job. Thus, after Maving had no na- East. ?. S i ‘3 4 make a million doltars in a few Here we come to another of the| tonality ar all for two years, he Onassis made up his mind to : te ee years, starting from scratch. | uae bya ia een now had two — and he kept |change the ratio. Operating out | - " 4 CCOrding s Official papers,| them both! I strongly pressed | of his modest boarding - house | ‘ na | 4 In the case of Onassis, there 1s |i, particular his Argentine pass- this a poor he set himecif up as ani | | 4 no great mystery, because the rt he was born in 1900, which potnt, questions, room, “1 18 premise doesn't hold good. His has | oui make him 54 pow he answered unhesitatingly: | importer. | } bheen a rags-to-riches story only Yes, I am both an Argentine In this endeavor, the a Cd in avery relative sense. He never| Actually, Re claims to have and a Greek citizen.” acquired from his father and even | | wen. roms bee. , did start on a shoestring, as some| beem born im 1908, and that ex- | Incidentally, his wife, who is the | ™ore the latter's world - wide of the most enthusiastic addicts; Plains grate Ferme m | doughter of Stavros G. Livanos, connections proved A big help. to America's favorite myth have| Buenos young | anothers member of the Greek ship- Young Onassis skilfully brought made it appear. | to apply for work and manage | ping circle, is an American citizen,| fy aii inte play his father’s friend- He came from a prominent and | his own affairs. Se he added & | as are the couple's two young chil-| ship with one of the most promi- wealthy family that fell on evil| '¢¥ Years to bie tender 16 and } dren, Alexander and Tina. nent local manufactyrers of cig- days. But not all of his father’s | they have been hard to shake Explaining his exceptionally| arettes, his sources of supply in“) —~ properties were engulfed by the) wince. quick rise to great wealth, Onas-| Turkey, Greece und Bulgaria, the | 1922 disaster in Turkey. | Onassis's nationality is as diffi-| sis relates that he first landed a| paternal credit, etc. a In his own words, “My father) cult a subject as his age. He was| job with the United River Plate RAILWAY SYSTEM In the space of two years, he had jacked up the ratio @f Oriental » | tobaccos used by Argentine con- D sumers from 10 to 35 per cent. pee At .the end of that period—he : ; had already given up his telephone job by then—he had sold $2,000,000 Special Purchese worth of Old World leaf tobacco} ~~ of Slecks to his New World business ac-| 7, 'GRAND TRUNK quaintances, making 5 per cent| — “4 gm | _ commission on each sale. In other } et $7. e words, he cleared $100,000 in two| | $8.99 on Sele years. at Only He paid no taxes on the money | > he raked in, (there was no in- come tax in Argentina at the : time) and his operating expenses q were practically nil ya In his third year, he started) making cigarettes on his own. |__In_ his third year, he started | making cigarettes on his own. .3 The up-and-coming young Greek, | ~ who now was well on his way to | #~ wards the first million, did not fail to attract the attention of the | F Athens Government. J In 1928, he was appointed spe- ; cial envoy in charge of negotia- : tions for a new trade treaty | ©) between the two countries. He ac- - quitted himself well of this task m fuk She Soeyg te De. and, in reward, was appointed 4 Splash weoves, checks, . Stripes, solids. Expert- Greek Consul - General in Buenos Aires , | il | From then on, the road was | y 7 ored of cool, smooth and easy. He added new | wrinkle resistant ma- staples — grains, wool, hides, | © terial. Sizes 26 to 44 whale olf — to his fast-expand- i , s ° ing commercial interests. By the * time he was 25, the young Greek. Argentine was worth an estimat- Other Pants ed $1,000,000. | But, while his luck was unusual- $ 99 t $ 95 ly good, the young go - getter also! ™ 0 had worries. His father had passed | away, and now he was in charge | of the whole flock of survivin rela. | tiver a : Your Credit Is Good at “At 20, I was not only siting | them money, but solving all their problems,” he told me. ‘ “Why, I had to decide what} ' school the children were to go to 5 —in Athens, mind you — and who | ‘ was going to marry whom. I .was the only one to make money—so, naturally, I was considered head Sa Another Shipment Rushed by ie Express for Father's Day! 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THE PONTIAC PRESS “THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 Lam fo Read Course Given to Hike - Their Reading Speed, Comprehension KALAMAZOO, Mich. (UP) — ’ Thirty executives from 30 to ‘60 * years old, have returned to school to learn’ to read. Homer &:-J3> Carter, director of the psycho-educationa] clinic at Western Michigan College, said the men attended a weekly class to speed up their reading. The in- | creasing amount of paper work’ that daily crosses executives’ desks and should be read by them is what made these men ask for such | a course, he said. Speed in reading isn’t the most counts, With an understanding of what is read, speed readily follows. He said the reading speed of one group of business men was raised an average of 35 per cent. A good speed-reader can handle about’ 1,200 words a minute and under- stand about 90 per cent of what Carter stresses these points: de- cide what is wanted from the ma- terial, whether it's for pleasure, grammar, facts or June festivities in which the United Press Phete Alumnae class of '49 honor her. The scholastic garb as she prepares for | seems to suit the noted painter almost as well as Foundation | brush and palette. Democrat Gains GOP Converts With New Road MANCHESTER, Ky. @ = Weth- erby Trail, the road that Demo- cratic Gov, Lawrence Wetherby see" Oe Reosicat ves Think Wires Cause ovat stating their wishes, Upper Red Bird Precinct sag. up and voted gq landslide ballot, for Wetherby. Then they sent a delegation to Frankfort to suggest of Apartment Blaze Shorted electrical wires were some show of appreciation might | blamed for a $1,500 fire Wednes- be in order. day afternoon in an apartment —~ hy OTICE Mode! CAB-125 Capacity 12.5 cv. f° Wide 31%" Wetherby agreed. He built the buil 271 Branch St fee. main ; " Hostess to State built for his Republican friends | five-mile road that will take Ashers wen Be Wiis Sought the biaxe ° FRIDAY TURD Yon can om « gomaa dia measured Full- wath Roller Board Oth around Ashers Fork, will be dedi-| Fork ce tn eed 1, | 1% about an hour, said the fire and SA AY ONLY ° pea —~ doy Aad ’ ers cated Jane 38. Ashers Fork people ©! apparently broke out in the walls Use Y Old Refri ORTONVILLE—MO: | Dame the road Wetherby Trail. | and ceiling. Three second-floor - Aah to cnn Medel LF-7 se Tour efrigerator sen, St $4, Toute esmuanaleg on ———— apartments were damaged Best Quality . . . Boydell. Berry Bros., Glidden ae as Down Payment! dhe inky E0008 Heat and Gel e no Se Benes. 3 Drunk Drivers Pay Loss was estimated at $1,500 to taterier 20 Gab . Oxford, Webber-Block. bringing with him some of his top) _. . 6 building and $300 to contents, No Choice of Gingeliville | nemocratie sidekicks. Fines at Birmingham one was injured. ’ and Plainweil units at the Seymour Long, Easy Terms on Balance: Lake Community House. Here's the BIRMINGHAM—Three men ap . — 65 ‘ Heading the list of state officers Until three years ago, Upper Red/| pearing before Associate Justice Buy Water Plant Site White and Gal. was Mrs. Rose Mack of All Bird Precinct in Asherg Fork was| John C. Emery Jr. yesterday on . Park a hotbed of Republicans. Had been | charges of driving under the in- HOLLAND @® — The City Coun- You Must Bring This Ad. te get these SPECIAL LOW PRICES! ~e ony pllstpeenl for 100 years. fluence of liquor, pleaded guilty = orp —— orn ollowing meet-| But Ashers Fork, 18 miles up in| and paid fines. or ; a site north o! » ing, conducted by Mrs. Ear! Lewis, | ine mountains from Manchester,| Raymond Beeman, %, af 959 E.|nel Park on Lake Michigan for. A. C. COMPTON & SONS 84 Oakland Ave. FE 2-6445 unit president, a program wW&S/ had needed a road for all of those | Maple paid $75; Raymond Davis.|new municipal water plant. The held. Refreshments were served/ 199 years and couldn't get one| 31, of Wayne, was fined $60; and | water expansion program is ex- BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES 4900 WEST HURON PARK FREE AT OUR DOOR by Mrs. Winifred Porrett and Mrs.| spade of earth turned on it. Not | a whsdig- twat aca Lev: | pected to cost $3,000,000 and be Stanley Solley. even during the rare occasions! erette, 25, of Flint. ' financed by revenue bonds. ' , this kind of approach, Instead, “gy Plan Study Tours . |NevaGoheen, (AEC Member Fears ter ite 0 interpret “American offers as a sign of weakness.‘ : fi U. 5. T hei Ronald Robinson Th f f At W Murray added, however, t or eac is Exchan e Vows > rea 0 om ar United States will continue to — . ; of j the atom || CHICAGO (UP) — American upi- g DETROIT (UP) — ‘Thomas E.| “2Y5, 01 Darmessing AUBURN HEIGHTS—Before an — veraitios anid colleges ore eflering| 4 gers flow.| Murray, a member of U..S.! a record number of overseas study- paints, Neva — ,| Atomic Energy told tours to teachers this year, the|Ronald Robinson mar. | University of Detroit degree ‘st Approve.Countys ins AFL American Federation of|riage vows in Yale Methodist |"¢T per god night the most /to Ban Liquor, Wine Sale Teachers announced. — parr mag a the daughter of| of the shone ans ts Ge ead TRAVERSE CITY w -- Grand The AFT's International Rela-| i. and Mrs. Arthur Goheen of|0f nations letting loose on each| Traverse Prosecytor Harry Run- tions committee said 50 schools will | wielvin and her husband is the son| Other with mass destructive weap-| ning said the State Liquor Control ost tm 1 ctady-dome this summer jet ie. anf 200. Clnenen pebinnan| ake _ Cammission had approved the compared with 82 tours offered last |}of Auburn Heights. urray, received an honor ‘s annual request to bah before can "Gabemn cater of Galery Doster of Scianee dagen ca] *-. ~ by the year, and ST the your bride, was maid ef honor, while|the school’s commencement, said |‘e™porerily sale of liquor by Sixty-six study-tours are | Porest Robinson of Pontiac served| the United States is being forced | Pint yand wines of high alcohelic Europe. The subjects include: Ge-|ag best man for his brother. [to divert much of its atomic pro-| content. ography, education, social science,| prigesmaids were Judy Smith gram to stockpiling weapons be-| The ban will be in effect from music, art, drama, religion, Eng- ot Melvin and Josephine Sche- cause Russia will not agree on a | July 6 to Aug. 21 as a law enforce- lish and foreign languages. Other! moker of Yale. Attendents were | 2/4" to outlaw nuclear warfare. | ment cogtrol measure while mi- | | programs take in tours of the Mid-| yewig Fourner of Pontiac and | “Unhappily,” he said, “the So | gratory harvest workers are in the die East, Latin America, Canada| wariey et Yale, Robert | Viet Union does not understand‘ area. and Alaska. Beem wnt hen McClure served J. Brett, Waukegan, l., chair- as ushers. ~ s . t man of the committee, said “thou- For the ve ae: S FIRST with door shelves sands of teachers have saving ceremony bride E ¥ sane othe ta join’ ihe recent [lected a gown of white Chantilly CRO FIRST with “care-tree” automatic defrosting crowds for travel and study.” He — and nylon tulle a said now tour organizations have fitted bodice per Pcaroan — FIRST cold announced low-cost transportation ee phere Negeaers te let you serve draks a, enchere. —a eee without opening the refrigerator door Neva's fingertip veil was Exc E CROSLEY Divorces Granted trimmed with lace and she car EXCLUSIVE L. from Donsid G. Berryman [Tied a colonial bouquet of white nig ge at and red roses. Bari. trom ‘Thelma Schell ' Following a reception in the ‘ eter 0 ies A Brockway Sportsmen's Club, the Wire damn Tar ‘ Virginia rom Graham 8. Bedwell | couple left on a trip through ae Compartment on the W. trom Clare H. need te the deer! Just reise your glass Nancy R. 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Automatic Toaster Reg. $19.95 $q°5 FEderal 3.7114 108 NORTH SAGINAW THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUSSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 Scientist Studied fo Avert Probe Congressmen Led Move to Place Oppenheimer Before Special Board William L. Borden wrote the FBI Nov. 7, 1953, after resigning as ex- ecutive director of the Senate- ‘‘ : i i E E lic Tuesday night in the transcript of the Oppenheimer hearings be- fore a special three-man review board. Many scientists who testi- fied called Oppenheimer, a princi- pal developer of the atomic bomb, seth loyal and on excellent security * s s Informed who declined to be quoted by name fH iil i FE “AND WHOO-00'8 LAUGHING?” — Even the funniest joke can't change the expression of this | found the four-month-old baby owl while on a fishing owl called Rudy, adopted by laughing brothers Gary | trip. Their mamma said yes when they asked to and Robert Woodlin of Salina, Kansas. The lads keep him as a pet. Flint Editor FLINT (UP) — Michael A. Gor- man, editor of the Flint Journal, said Wednesday “The charge by E. Roland Harriman, Red Cross national chairman, that Flint was unwilling to help itself in the 1953 tornado disaster is amazing.” “Flint resents this cruel and un- warranted attack,” Gorman said in an editorial, “It is belied by the wide and competent acclaim accorded Fiint. for the job it did to restore catastrophe. “The total loss to victims was fi Ht — eral public was Lashes Back at Charges by Red Cross application which have been de- scribed in social service as a great accomplishment. Not one cent was spent for overhead. ‘People gave as they chose, The Red Feather Fund did not’ put on a drive, Red Cross received $62,476 in this voluntary response, Early the next morning after the torna- do, General Motors gave $100,000 to the Red Feather Disaster Fund. The International UAW - CIO fol- lowed with $50,000, Flint locals gave $50,000 and $50,000 came from other Michigan locals. GM and the unions agreed to an exception to permit deduction for voluntary contributions from workers. About $200,000 resulted from this. All was given through the Red Feather Dis- aster Fund. ‘Operation Tornado’ ~| got world - wide note when 7,800 volunters gave two days of labor estimated at $211,000 toward re- building 193 of the homes. “Then the audited accounting given the contributors and the gen- unprecedented. The Flint Journal published gratis a 16-page tabloid section devoted exclusively to this report which listed every case anonymously by not think the Russians have per- fected an H-bomb. * > + AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss has said the Russians have explod- ed ‘a weapon or device’ involving fision, the hydrogen bomb process. His use of the word ‘‘device’’ sug- gested it might be only a labora- tory-type model. Mushrooms of the Amanita group cause more deaths than all other poisonous mushrooms com- bined. No antidote is known far their poison,. the chemical action of which is not understood. U. S. Gives Love, | Says Refugee | From Yugoslavia CHICAGO @®—A former Yugo- slav judge and cabinet minister says he is proud to be a laborer in an American laundry. “My new country,” said Stankos Masic, 67-year-old refugee, ‘“‘has given me not only a roof and bread but its love.” * °® + Masic addressed 1,200 persons who were awarded certificates for completion of various phases of adult education classes provided by the board of education. Most of them were foreign born. s 7 s Masic had been chosen to speak as the representative of the candi- dates for certificates. As a captain in the Yugoslav army, Masic had been captured by Italian soldiers in 1941, Homeless, he was allowed to come to the United States in 1951. His wife and two children still are refugees in Austria. SAM BENSON 20 s. rem ». 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Spagks city council has}: ’ he CHICAGO w — Paul Greenfield P Pp it yourself” was the way the city returns today from = Gold slic hea bonnie ian over quickly discovered their sales talk | adopted an ordinance against as-| of Northfield decided it could pass homa A&M tomorrow have caused naan, mentioned that some chikirws Coast's general elect gave told ihe was just a lot of hot air. There} sault and battery. a higher budget with the same a run on the city’s two tuxedo-| here might need some tamin Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah's deal with three men for an air was no machine there. . Henceforth, Sparks citizens who| rete. : caine: : pills. seeking Convention conditioner. punch one another will be liable} The city hall needed painting, Oklahomans, most of whom nev-| Yesterday Eskridge received independence - People's party a clear majority in Greenfield told Detective Mat-| The corn belt -of the U. S. in-|to fines up to $500 and jail sen-|the cost—$1.500—would boost er get into a tuxedo in their life-| three S-gallon drums containing SeEEEE & this British colony's new “Assem- thew Parypinski that he gave|cludes Iowa and Illionis and parts | tences of up to 20 days,.or both.| only the budget but also the time, are putting on the dog for | 50,000 vitamin B-complex pills from bly. : three men $680 for an air condi- | of Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky,| The councilmen furthermore de-| rate. So Mayor George Infield the first reigning monarch ever to | the. firm. * Nkrumah probably will be in- tioner they told him they could| Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, | cided that two people who fight in|the city councilmen painted visit the state. Many are going| ‘“‘It's enough pills to feed an vited to form a new government get at a wholesale price. He had Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota and | public and thereby terrorize their | hall themselves, and the tax 70 miles to Oklahoma City to rent army,” i said. He plans later today when he calls on the met them in a tavern, Sweltering ' Wisconsin. fellow citizens shall be guilty of an' stayed the same. formal attire. | to offer them to children's homes. colony's British governor, Sir Charlies Arden-Clarke. - * «es With 89 of the 104 Assembly seats | § y te sgt ie PAE OEE OGLE LALO CLINE ek ca 3 ates - decided, Nkrumah’s faction had ; e ° e garnered a total of 58 to the com- wal ; bined opposition's 31. The balloting TRYING — Radical Socialist . 7 for the seats in this first all-native leader Pierre Mendes-France ac- a assembly in colonial Africa was | cepted President Rene Coty's bid ” o4 held Tuesday. | to form France's 20th postwar cab-) © 5 The Convention People’s party.| inet. He immediately began the | 7 has been the dominant faction in search for the 314 assembly votes : x . the Gold Coast since 1951. It stands | necessary to make him premier. ? for complete independence of this | ae nee eruary ae fact Aree (French Theater Young Wrestler Whips \Installs U.N Type Brother, Breaks Bone Translation Devi KNOXVILLE, Tenn. #®-Four- paRis w — A Paris theater is Short Sleeve tem yearcld Mack Garret bas | experimenting thn UN-00e | Fo . cea ere iy, wenger aperano6hy f Sport Shirts : a CHARGE ’EM AT NO EXTRA COST Dad Will Enjoy Keds For Cool, Cool Leisure a eaten aan dale saaniiel pee, BAS ee 4 Cae Tee | GUE REG ee APSE ef eT see women aren't the weaker sex. = know French. . Mack and his 11-year-old sister | The gadget is a tiny earphone | Anna decided to imitate a pair of similar to the simultaneous trans-| | they'd been watching on lation system used by delegates oe B Anna applied an arm-| and visitors at U.N. meetings. Un- bd i, lock and Mack went flying over | like the U.N. sets, however, the re-| | her shoulders. ceiver is held to the ear (no head) 1) YT) set to muss madame's coiffure),| — ee ae ae nee — Soe : BRENTWOOD ef Intention to Construct The translation comes from a st | recording whose speed is regulated! @ MARK TWAIN te | a8 the play progresses Exper- » LION OF TROY Madison Avenue imentally, 20 of the sets have been DON JUAN installed in the 600-seat Comedie BRETTON it , Fe des Champs Elysees, now playing a revival of Marcei Ayme's popu- lar comedy ‘“Clerambard." Bilingual theatergoers say the translation is good, and funny, but the volume can't be regulated and fie fof | the record doesn't always keep Selznick to Make Movie ||. Out of ‘War and Peace’ | : : ef 225 cect tit i “OF al EL EF fs F } 8 28 E Hl mpl | a, ne 1 EE fs g i - Nylon Cord Suits a Hye His iis a lithe of the| HOLLYWOOD #—David O. Selz- k Seats Se Scemearcest oad) nick says he will return to film to keep expenses thereof shall be paid from the with a movie version = Gewage Treatment Pund. Dad Cool of Tolstoy's “War and Peace.” ' The producer made “Gone With f ie Kielce! te Ses dane The Wind,” greatest money grosser | > ws cies" fact may "be ade by | Of all time ? Summer wo. eo siders “War And Peace’ similar i i > : Selznick said yesterday he con : t i long. ADA R. EVANS. | in scope to “Gone With The Wind’ BOOSTER, 20 lightweight it floats. net fees | and that he intends to produce it Special! Handsome cider-press fabric with US. as such. : “ cul. that lush, thick platform sole— ee Netice of Intention to Construct His last production was “Duel In } it’s cork and crepe rubber—really © 4 Carb, Gutter and Drainage o8) 7. sun” in 196 which starred | | $ 9 “airy” walking. Scientific Foot- o er aa K Boule- | his wife, Jennifer Jones. : Fitting Lasts please Ded and The Sg gf Champions . 23 Son. Washable. Popular colors | ; You ore hereby notified that at « > 4 regular meeting of the Commision of | Soldier Learns Truth for your casuals. the of ee. held on ve . . . . “saw . fo Sa se ntention. of About Army Promises * Finer quality tissue chambrays, ginghams, lawn cloth, skipdent ee fatter and grainage on “Linden reed! KANSAS CITY uP—Sgt, Henry C. | and cotton plisse. Keep Dad comfortable in these short sleeve "i, Blue, Rust $ 9 > / @t ap estimated cost of 94,341.37 and | Butcher, 4, a soldier 11 years, says ' sport shirts. ~ i ¢ said improvement ie on tle fer-pabic| the Army promised to send him to| (3 . Claret, Brown ferther tatended Germany when he re-enlisted z Mae 4 cold tm sm secordance with the| So he and his German-born wife | sei uit and \ hite . plan. pretpe ed, setimats. asd That, | planed happily for the move/Dur-|f5 Give Dad a _. assessment secording to frontage en4| ing his last two years of duty at) | that all of the dote and parcels of land i ~ rn ’ fronting epee either side ef Linden roed| Ft. Riley, Kan., Mrs. Butcher) i ; from James K boulevard to Smith ewe worked in an Abilene, Kan., bank Special Purchased district to defre: s.29264 of the e:-| and saved money for the trip to a8 . Cimates Sty Wi use cotimated cost cna | ete her parents again. ? 5 Every kind of style and straw imagin Charg All of Dad's Gifts! y om} It didn’t quite work out that way, | 7” ve ’ ; gin- e e 8 able, from domestics to genuine = Oo we r .. though. Today the sergeant shoves Le gg Aa f . Panamas. : ¥ & City of | off for Japan. i, teed tay ctaee | His wite and their 2-yearcld| § By—Mallory, Adam, Ellis. . in ia [ E | a E for Father’s Day Men’s Men’s ALL LEATHER LEATHER ROMEOS SANDALS with Rubber Heels Reg. $4.95 $B 99) Sop 99 i iH ef et : daughter are going to Germany for : ae x. mor ere a ca sareer: + § 935 —_ Dated: June 16, 1984 . . D ide: ADA R_ EVANS Sixty-five per cent of Canada’s) = d 2, S, mae "a s084 area is agriculturally worthless oe ‘ : — o a - | GIVE DAD SWIM and 6) >. PLAY TRUNKS hee A beautiful E 2 i : z t of deluxe casvel | E; Low: is perp inves ot = = mar, and exe a man walks |} |} miles a year So... Give Dad In step with the trend in men's wear . . . freedom, color, com- fort . . . French Shriner presents the G§MBOL! r Wat is your favorite type of casual apparel? What are your . Brentwood - | favorite colors? There is a fashion-tested French Shriner Hobby Jeans | “GAMBOL” in the correct color combination for you in cool > i / Ahe-mon's combi- Denims and Fancies guede and glove leather trim. An Extra Quality Shoe at a popu- yj nation for easy action and lar price. : maximum comfort for water, beach or $ 95 ; : volley-ball court. Built-in Lanease quick “Frewen Swaine. drying supporter. Handsome on anybody u ‘ " —and any size body. P YY Ey ‘ va No Extra Cost! | For Dad ; x SLACKS Dacron Slacks. 55% Dacron — 45% Rayon ‘Only a well-planned Special Purchase makes this wonderful buy possible. These Dacron slacks keep * their trouser crease even after rain—wrinkles van- Ie’'s a fact! I ish overnight — most spots wash off — and they wear and wear. Two Fine Stores to Serve You Better! DOWNTOWN STORE TOWN & COUNTRY | $1 N. Saginaw Tel-Huron. Shopping Center § 95 _ OPEN FRIDAY OPEN EVERY NIGHT | 7 Regulars or Shorts in UNTIL 9 P. M. UNTIL 9 P. M. 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SINGLE width | amore oO ee ee i ws ‘ am, sh os oe Se | LEETETEUTT EET | eR . * a Charge Accounts Invited 73 N. Saginaw St. _ % , bes ma &, Keloa Klub Anticipates ‘Starlight Serenad * J —$—$———————— e Saturday British Are Preferred as Hubbies But English Visitor Likes to Dine With American Men NEW YORK — “It’s more fun to go to dinner with an American, but I'd rather be married to a British- er,” says Jill Craigie, British script writer who recently completed her first screen play for an American film company. Interviewed during her first visit to this country, Miss Craigie, wife of a member of Parliament and mother of a 17-year-old daughter, conceded that American men are more attractive, have more dash and are gayer than Englishmen, explaining: “If Americans think a woman looks nice, they say so. They take for granted she is intelli- gent.” An Englishman, says Miss Cral- 3 | gie, seldom sends flowers and if he Era | thinks his wife looks pretty might "= | remark to someone else: Pentiac Press Phetes Preparations for Keloa Klub’s “Starlight Serenade” keep club members busy ahead of time. The dance is scheduled jor Saturday from 9 until midnight at the Boys Club, and +American divorce statistics | will Gayle Joyner (far left photo) had to step out early to mail invitations to patrons for the dance. Decorations for the dance are made (upper photo, left to right) by Nancy Good of Colgate avenue, Barbara Snover of West Huron street and Barbara Hess of Draper avenue, with time out for snacks, while a sample batch of punch is whipped up by Sharron Savedge of Normadele avenue and Barbara Schwalm of Silver Lake road (lower photo, left and right). Mirrors Graded According to Quality Like meats, mirrors are grated for quality. The most nearly per- fect are termed AA. A quality }|mirror may contain a few scat- _|tered minor imperfections. Next, }|in a descending order, are: No. 1 _| mirrors which contain a limited +| number of defects. No, 2 mirrors contain minor im- MALING SHOES | -perfections that are readily seen and No. 3 mirrors have many de- fects, should be examined care- fully before purchasing. Cooling Dessert Ambrosia is a wonderful warm weather dessert. It's easy to make, refreshing to eat. Just arrange layers of thinly sliced oranges and shredded cocoanut, sweeten slight- ly and chill to blend flavors. ~ “She's looking a bit of all right tonight.” The hazel-eyed scenarist - jour- nalist claims she would rather marry a Britisher because he's steadier, pointing out that a look at prove that. She adds that Britons are much better at compromise in marriage. “We don't expect a man to be star of Ker film play, Million,” during its fil land. In expanding an 18-page Mark Twain story to film length, she i a Graduatih Soloist Judy Jones was a featured solo- ist at the Longfellow School grad- uation ceremonies held Tuesday at the school, Hand sewn vamp — all leather. Feels lik a slipper! * , aling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open friday evenings ~ oie FUN-TIME aut DAD al BASE Other Winthrops from 8.95 to 14.95 The Shoe Box Men’s—W omen’s—Children’s Better Shoes ‘ Tel-Huron Shopping Center Junction of Telegraph and Huron Roads PLENTY of FREE PARKING Remember . .. Sunday Is Father's Day! Moccasin Toe Oxfords Pull DuPlex Cush N | a —*s ‘ , 7 : ’ : ) on ‘ y 1 ; , | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 | __TWENTY-SEVEN,- | : nn ia | ~ ) SPECIALLY PRICED ) ‘ Elementaty Schools Conduct Graduations = ee Soprano to Give Recital ; c7Wkary ° ° ° Poe. 48 N. Seginaw St, Sixth Graders Turn Eyes Toward Junior High) s.w.tox.cu.ra > OALE - of St. Petersburg, Fia., a . Former sixth | rs in Pontiac schools looked for- McCONNELL be presented in a recital in Fel- ’ -. ward to next fall’s enrollment in junior high schools Tommy Watkins was the announcer for the gredna- lowship Hall of Birmingham First é as they attended grade school graduation ceremonies tion ceremonies held by McConnell School oe Methodist Church. : this week. : ers. After a chorus number by the entire class, Sponsored jointly by the Key- : SKIRTS Certificates of otion were ted by Monroe | in special piano numbers. Clinton Y played a aceon fing gy Soret M. Osmun at Webster ceremonies on | violin solo. ee ee © Copies of Much Wednesday. Using “E. R. Webster Dictionary” as the | Other detections were given. ty. 9 anes ame om song — _ _ } | theme, students paid tribute to their school, teachers | school ok vagy Soe —_ — wer ewell Mm . - te — Priced The program was directed by Mrs. Vera, Robertson, | Abare d Linda Pearsall. Michigan College. ~ Skirts ) gn ak tare barton, Teiaekd , David Weatherell, CROFOOT etetio€ veise and opore te este : : Aire, Hoth DeCou and Mra. Ruth Lendenaleger, “. Presentation of awards end s varied program were mo yly-or tine e= 9 sede se mea A tout tothe clan waneaiven by Mrs, Dena. | Dlazned by Cofoo Senacl ETA when members ERD” | ga e'mar_errd 13.98 Ralph Dewe, P. T. A. president, otenuieiees [0 sag ayy A the welcome. A chorale was pre | P= ‘Excellence trem the : trials: Cs pevente, Be. Re > | sented by Willige Roteel, William Kurs, Janice Pletech. | Reel ee ests tudes Mu nd principal, accepted a gift from the graduates to the | 7.) *ciacs was then heard in a program of music in | “ss “t, Teestreles an school. ‘ tribute to the United States. __m tee United States Mies How : The class introduced to Norman Kuijala, » Lindamae LaLonde introd Theodore agpeared symphony © pal of Washington Junior High School s cower doymnme | mpd dw ety Patrol eoeens OE See oe 5.98 ares = eee a cee “then |. basketball, milk eachantee. ihe gel emgage : ppm caaeinng sen ohn Roush, | Service Squad and Junior Olympics. James Patterson Come, Bake by Meart Tay Meme log nnn eslossseoeens 3 Gienn Nichols and Ronald yed selections and | Teceived s a, | alee Great tatesiahs<:.:ciiundel | Shore wait 0022220027200 Bade | JB) @ Midnight ‘or noon demonstrated the work of school band. Piano The class ted awards to Mr. Wiersema, Maude The Forsaken Maid ........ root * Gmart A epiris Piswer Cam accom ts for the program were by | Spears and Mrs. Ruth Laudenslager. Serving on the | 0: Divine Receamer \.......--- Gounod | Untle "hepbere's Seago o'r sae na ames Sharon Gray and Vickie Annas. Tassie Caro- | refreshment committee were Mrs. Alfred Watson, Mrs. |1s° Pestoreid’=...:::::111::.-sebubert | Tel Me, Oh Bus, Bing iy... Gianton! |" @ Wear with petticoats lyn Harrington and Connie Crozier conducted the | Ronald Doig, Mrs. Harry Peckhieser, Mrs. Fred Wheeler |» = songs. and Mrs. Leon Smith. £ * SI 9 — @ Many blouse changes ~~ *: tis me an ‘ =) @ Solid colors, prints Donna Haertter " YC au wes Ret An he ry . : @ Sizes 10 to 16 -Showered ay s Your i a te ee ee Old Lumpy Mattress! | ee | Doone Heartier Wetntetey oe ae ee crtnlhury oi ——— energy for summer day's heat! Seginew — es = a Have us rebuild that old lumpy mottress. : == = honot when Donna speaks vows One Day Service— Call in the Morning— North Marshall street, and the Fleyd Perqueties ot Elm street We'll return your old mattress like Guests at the shower included new, that same day! ¥y ' 4 Mrs. Haertter, Mrs. Perquette W. ° Mrs, D. O. Wallis, Mrs. Bradl @ New Custom-made Mattresses : aistbander: | @ Pillows Renovated Oxford Mattress Co. |p”? 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 a, ie. , 4 . The Dress Deborah Circle served refresh- y ps — ments and Mrs. Eari Foster gave ‘ een mer Unlimited devotions. A family picnic ee cae ‘ s — 1 aa Eee Ge ae hen| Donna Westerlund of Avondale avenue |South East hpulevard and Caroline Dimaya| chery ss (second from right), a counselor for Wol-\of Elm street. Sponsored by the. American) @ 48 N. Saginaw St. ; verine Girls State at the University of Mich-|Legion Auxiliary, the purpose of Girls) Attend Convention igan, got acquainted with the Pontiac State is to help girls _become better ac-| & of Practical Nurses [representatives as they checked in Tuesday |quainted with the workings of government.) @ —— = ; ~ ey, president of| in Ann Arbor. Left to right, they are Greta|The session began Tuesday and will con-| SPECIALLY PRICED P dls Fay aan Phipps of Oneida road, Karen Hoff of |tinue through June 23. “ 10th ainual convention of the Mich-| Recital Scheduled Other playing selections wit! be| Flowers Are Topic GOLF ° Donna Westphal Luzod : held at Muskegon. They served on|by Piano Students | aine, Janine Rich Jesus Heay |Of Extension Group the reception committee at the con-| A piano recital will be presented |stine, Stephen Crocker, Rita| The Imi - Ta - Wa - Si Tribe,| & , vention, Friday at 8 p.m. in the Rose Kneale|O’Camb, Barbara Little, Teddy | home extension group, met Tues- @ It’s wrinkle free Guest speakers at the banquet | Room of Stevens Hall. Johnson, Jean Gord day evening at_the Keego Harbor were Dr. D. R. Boyd, ‘president of| On the program will be Linda | Bel) Dick Doerr and” wiiarilyn | home of Mrs, Lee Cummings to| Fi @ Looks immaculate Hugh W, Brenneman, Michigan |Mary Jane Doerr, Barbara Field, | Ambler @ Waistband fits State Medical Society; Dr. L. Fer-|Jimmy Coy, Norene Salvadore,| 4/80 on the program will be| Mrs. Harry Hammond and Mrs. @ Ciella acetate je nald Foster, secretary of Michigan |Carol Coy, Jeannie Carson, Gary |C#‘! Hoyt, Lynn Carson, Suzanne | Donald Hammond were guests at . ADS ny State Medical Society, and Mrs. |Mellon, Karen Bronoel and Nancy | Field, Kay Johnson, Betty Gaukler | the meeting, which was the last ’ ‘ @ Washes beautifully G. Mennen Williams. Nouse. and Bobby Harris. of the season =e . @ Dries rapidly - @ They're here! ‘ @ White and colors atetshet | @ Golf in fan i @ Misses’ sizes Stock : @ Match sport outfits re attr Deeee—temed Flan : “a @ Pique, linen 3 MP Rapa + Bear, BHT tg e @ White, all colors ati ; ; e corhury | 413 pair higher-priced new. SUMMER = CASUALS | RE), | _Pastel Playtone : ParyForm FOAM-CUSHIONED 7 a6 4 LEATHERS! MESHES! STRAWS! Boys’ and Girls’ cmc FSIS = secuny ceo ws 10.95 eS f @¢¢6¢6 he ae 4 oa § *, @ Lastex faille @ Shirred center panel calens to 8.95 All by famed’ mokers .. , they're deluxe comfort, Sketched from Stock cool-off fashion for every @ Pinofore style @ Makes a little middle Shetched hour of your summer! @ Ruffle trim shoulder ae From \ Whites, beioes .. . o _ 6 counts @ Bright daisy trim Stock derful voriety of styles, all a . 1098 sizes in the ne” @ Pastel\pink, blue @e Cleve rly cuffed . -@! ”, S-M-L-XL . @ Geranium, brown @ Toddlers’, | to 4 Shoe Salon—Second Floor - ; @ Sizes 32 to 40 ‘ i “ 2 Young Folk Shop—Lower Floor Swim Shop—Second Floor : ie en ee .. TWENTY-EIGHT - rt em ra ~~ — Pe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 | 4 Play Sherlock and Look for Clues Concerning Dad’s Gift Preferences Manner MAKE FRIENDS New Electrical Device Speeds Plane Takeoffs SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (UP) — An automatic electrical system to ‘ reduce the time required to get an . | husband's career. In fact, I have |Men Don’t Want Carbon Copies Wife May Lose Husband By ANNE HEYWOOD The other day a tragic letter came in from a woman whom I shall call Mrs. B. . *“‘My husband has just deserted me,” she writes, ‘‘after 24 years of marriage., He simply told me he had fallen in love with some- one else and nted a divorce and was leaving anyway. “We have two daughters in their late teens, and I don't know which way to turn. “I have always been a good wife and mother, and have done everything I could to help my devoted myself to him and the children, and this is what I get for it. by ‘Giving Up Everything’ why he wanted to marry you. If, ‘after that, you let all your own interests go by the board, and concentrate on him and his for him. . More and more I see this hap- pening — and the man turning to a woman, perhaps not beau- t career, you lose your attraction | e titul, but interesting and vital. My suggestion is that you knuckle down and make a life) for yourself, instead of going in| | for self-pity and depression. Find something that interests | you, and get going ag it. This is) far more effective than weeping | and wailing and pleading with him | to return. “Worst of all, the woman he| has run off with is my own age| and not very attractive either, I) could understand it better if she were a young blonde, or some- If you can get a job that takes | all your energy you will find! yourself becoming more and more | absorbed, more and more attrac | tive. And then your daughters will have a real mother whom they will need. DIXIE FLORAL 5233 DIXIE HIGHWAY | 4% Give Dad a gift for Fathers Day he wouldn't ordinarily buy for himself. For wear in the sun (left) a white polo shirt and washable rayon check walking shorts are ideal. A colors slide viewer (upper center) folds to fit\ into his pocket. The vacation kit (center) contains shating lotion and deodorant, packs easily for trips. Thick lightweight And How About Taking ] Him Out to Double-Header? We - crepe soles will protect his feet from hot rocks when he wears these denim sandals (lower center), and the jacket (right) is lightweight and warm, made of 20 per cent wool and 80 per cent orlon. Shoulder ribbing permits free- dom of movement. NEW YORK (NEA) — Picking out a present for Pop, to be handed him at breakfast on Fathers Day, isn't really a difficult job if you do A knowledge of his special likes and dislikes is helpful. Remember, just because he liked airplane off the ground has been| There is no easy answer for developed by General Electric Co.| ® problem lhe this, but this —— a E. G. Haven, manager of GE| mach I will bay: ae als y oe aviation sales, said he new system| The woman who “gives up bend ret - oo eliminates at least 10 pilot func-| everything,” as the saying goes, . tions and requires no manual/for her husband too often loses| I do not mean to imply that I switching, He said the system was/| the husband. Remember, he mar-| think this is easy — I know the designed for high-performance air-| ried a person, not a carbon copy.| torture and torment you are go _ eraft and could withstand 176-de-| You had interests of your own| ing through. gree temperatures, and a life of your own, and that's Copyright, 1964 9 Seen eee pags are ®t) ‘mritis you. You are probably s0 free-standing sofa, or that can synthetic fibers, are engineered for ° Of course, if the existing and with dresses 3. bus his al a serve as a lamp table for a cool, cool comfort on these hot, | Here there are authentic white shingles are pretty old it's hardly Such a unit may not fit other y saga just oa gr 3 reading chair. hot days. warp and black warp weaves in a| worth the trouble to cement the closets, but see if there isn't room oes fan te : myriad of colors and patterns that | tabs down. : for another of built-in. . ; Ji New in cotten are the light | type 6. Use fabrics and rugs that are : . |are completely coordinated with) yoq be much better off in And a certain amount of silence q not too sharply or daringly col- open alr weaves in smart short: | 10115 watch bands and slacks, 4. Does the closet door swing | 1 tween two people who like each : ored, so they can be reworked into sleeve styles with convertible applying a fresh layer of shingles open and steal floor space in ‘ other fred schemes in other one-piece collars that make them | “#Ps have made a big comeback | right over the old. the reom? A better furniture ar. |S is perfectly normal and ue =) right and smooth fitting for i” recent years ... and you find rangement may be peasihie if. | Temmaatle. It’s wonderful just i . anaes Crush-resistent slim coot, wo bull, town and country wear, with or them on more and more men at Lendi Is Expensive the door is replaced by a new being together—and both of you ' : eo cumbersome yordoge for pock- without a tie. , | sporting and informal affairs. ng pe wood slat folding door like this. know it. | lag. is roedy fer round - the - clock 1 | Gift Dad with a jaunty cap on} CONCORD, N. H, (UP) — Har- EE ‘Ww But it’s funny that nothing seems | weer epon errivel. n cotton too are new clip pat- Fathers Day. lan Pickard of Salisbury lent his Mrs. E : il you please enough to talk about = tern and-open tatticework designs. Calvin Smart, Jr. of tell me what kind of bedspreads . Over Miss T: C. —Lightweight cottons | These are shown in short-sleeve as cncigan — tate confiscated the to make for Hollywood beds for a = ph erage and linens, washable Orlons, all-| models, featuring the new spread| Collision Proves Dear | Concort. The sue sonnei ae room shared by two boys, one| {ve Puone you com — — purpose tweeds and cashmeres, one with the soft) OrTAWA, Ill. —Kenneth John- | into court for illegal night hunting. 6 and one 16? ._..|Pet down envagh ag separa these are some of the coat fabrics rounded you'll find cool solids | 20'S car ran into a mule deer. If |Pickard paid $10 to get his gun The esa — leat er | What do you tell him about when adaptable to travel. Easy straight | ao4 dramatic patterns, Both are |‘he deer, a type seldom seen in| back. 7 avocado green and the woodwork |he’s far away that you can’t com cuts, convenient shorter lengths, | 014 but neat—to achieve that new | Hlinois, had stayed in the Western AcRoss is whine” tinue talking about when he’s with , and the casual trench coat are the | fashion look. states where he came from, John-| , cyrus trot fl Simple tailored spreads are best, you? Tell him what you've done newest silhouettes. In modern fibers you have a new | 80m figures expenses of repairs to| ¢ Drupe fruit in washable fabrics and colors that | during the day; comment on the Vacation is the time when people ‘ fabric sheerness that weighs mere his car wouldn't have been so 13 Right of ' do not show soil quickly. Denims movies you've seen while he was ge and lie on the beach about how! Houseflies are useful in -cross-| ounces. And the new pattern look dear. Damage was estimated at a oe " are especially suitable and they | away, ore the Parties you've been important they are at home. pollinating celery plants. that gives an entirely different and ' $75. 2 a, now come in a wide variety of| to; relate family activities that in- — —_____ +7 Ben eoonen colors and in a 48inch width,|volved you. There’s your schott PR acme Te which simplified the making of bed- and = to oy Tegel ead 20 Vend spreads. , your SAM BE NSON SAYS-- 3 King of Judah | Medium green or toast color All of this conversation for | 24 Indian peasant in the kind of denim that comes | your dates together—plus com- ’ 4 : 26 European a flecked in black might be chosen, | ments on what you're doing to- Here’s Why My Business Is Good and Getting Better See ! ee Ne i es | ee Sen pe ae 3 Ventiate 7” Pahagre| or a wide = a His Pring and questions were ves tailored spreads a nice fin- keep thing going. i ry 33 Shire part , ish, and they might have trim kick} But first get the coriversation 24 Make mistakes YY Yy pleats at the corners. started—about praétically any old WHEN I MAKE SPECIAL BUYS YOU SAVE MORE! — BE SMART! ee eR re Hes OF elie coe [fine An acme ae 42 Hardens Yl Yj living room in modern style but! there (witters you so much that — IPE RAg HAS ie - t < ‘ winery = ' Furnishings Usable in New Home Do you want to know how to buy furnishings that will work equally well in your next apartment or rented house? It can be done, al- though many renters don't know it. The current issue of a decorat- ing magazine says you can spend your money so well and so effec- tively, that nearly every cent of | ' it will be usable in the next home, whether apartment or house. There are six principles in) | ae oe TAKE THE SIDE STREET TO MY STORE ethers fn of Early American make it easy bs — ‘ @ Vegetable 21 Most fruite ere 37 Bhark’s to combine with contemporary Percolates found in an companion Materni Asko 7 Abstract being poorly rich furniture of the same lightness ’ 3 Barter Oe in «23 Melpers 38 Bome frults and scale i DOWN ® Confessions of 25 Labor 39 Wild plums eee be i Budget 1 Acidy fruits faith ° Surf notse 41 Stupefy The change oO a i 2 Expunger 10 Bird : 4 —— . — — pleasant enough if you avoid ; 3 Chiefly 12 Let fal oug! s : H tt 4 Canadian 13 Pesterers Ester of oleic 4 Grains wad) in the modern, but it may be the 0 ons evince (ad.) 18 Short-napped acid + 51 Seine best idea to change the upholstered 5 fabric 38 Fish eggs $2 Persian este | furniture first. $gu »' JinSummer | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 — 1\¢ | ) Some Roofs ; ‘Leak Only Shingles. Become Warm and Pliable, Are Lifted by Wind By HUBBARD COBB | ple in that they all seem to have) their favorite season. Some seem to do better in summer and some | | |find winter the more agreeable | time of year. Our fine example for today is a Houses are a good deal like peo- | $2 * “"y is F 44 New Guinea 46 Witticiaem 47 Another citrus must do it gradually. What furni- ture can be changed first and look well with the old Early American?"’ The lightness and small scale SPEEDY WEE-WASH-IT It has been estimated that 400,- 000 persons heard an address by President Grover Cleveland when | 222 East Pike St. ES -4=1650-— he opened-the World's Fair at Chi- ; cago in 1893. Featuring Answer te Previews Pussie Speedy Agitator Washers and Rey aie g Filtered Soft Water iS mite W ashed—Dried—Folded! I CISC OE Placed Back in Container! tet eer ais Aieiolr [*) N The bore, enchanting look in a season Wee-Wash-It While You Shop! a IDSC of fun ond sun! Pretty necks and ° shoulders show off these pretty fashions to their very best advantage! solids, prints, in every beautiful color! Plains, MY PRICE | “4” Figure Flettering. Sizes to Fit Everyone! My Everyday Low Prices SAVE YOU from $2 to $5 on Your Dress Selection! ae t } il DO YOU NEED =" PLAY CLOTHES \ Shorts . . . Pode! Pushin 7 91 $191 0 Helters.. . . Swing Skirts ; 1 @™ TOWN and COUNTRY _ said: —— So ‘Sum l to $2.91 Open TONITE and EVERY NITE ‘tl 9 P. M. l F DOWNTOW N's] F re por dogg agg \ speeene. , . ' } capacity—but you won't be : —— me.” He's the coroner. ~ e ° ; a PLAY TOGS $371 20 SOUTH PERRY ST. Drive Down, PARK FREE in the Hubbard Carage 1 PUT A MAN FROM SCOTLAND YARD'ON HIS TRAIL “aS sure te find just what he Proximity Turns Pajr Into Mutes. Yet They Can Find Lots to Chat About Via Mail, Phone By ELIZABETH WOODWARD How come you can't think of a thing to say to him: when he's sitting right there beside you? ‘|Does the very nearness of him tie your tongue into knots? Does just looking at him blank out your memory—make you forget all the you can’t say @ word, close your eyes and pretend you're talking Protect your toaster. Beautify your kitchen with this gay old- fashioned girl. Her full skirt cov- ers toaster. She’s made of colorful scraps, so easy! _ of face. Pattern pieces for novelty toaster cover. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. Ist Impression Vital CANAAN, N. Y. (UP) — The central figure in a recent safety campaign was Barson Johnson, who introduced himself to all per- SS Se ee ee ee ~~ sons arrested for speeding and‘ ars si —s eal é 4 F ; / Ta. Son to Claim Bride Saturday THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 aa mapmeem The Franklin | At Rebekah Banquet - E, Webers of Mrs. Sweeney Traveling to Evansville, Ind.,'for Rite By RUTH SAUNDERS are Graham, who leaves late this Springfield, bring Fe ral elephant’ going-away Ill. She & poems— F land the results afforded the eve- attends the + |ning’s entertainment. Among ome University of of the most ludicrous were : abs hostess’ gift of two goldfish named Michigan and Cohn and Schine,” = mud ture is @ member tle, a large outmoded. radio, and of Delta a watermelon. ee Gamma Mr. and Mrs, Dean A. Draper sororuy. sat le ioe leak oe He was this weekend at Hidden * The Drapers’ plan to moter tesa throagh the West late in the from summer, \ University of Sally Ani Heubner leaves to- _Michigan | JANET .ELIZABETH WEBER Lee entestained at luncheon today | Nimes Heads Moore ot Indianapolis, ind.. and) Of Committees LaGrange, parents of "Stroh Hoffman |were appointed’ at the Tuesday She was assisted by who is being married meeting of Circle Four, Christian | geriene os MX Boot led , i : i : Students Will Give | whe formerly lived in Birming. : ban, wlll give the echansaal a Harold Aeschliman, devotions; Mrs.| A piano, organ and vocal recital ner this evening at Kingsley Ina. oo Tompkins, literature; | will be presented Friday evening Mrs. Booz, cards and 8 in the Pcie roe ae flowers; Mrs. Charles Neal, mem- pao pera ae Yntema of Frankdin road, are get-|Porivi jim Mrs John Appleton.) Participating will be Sue Ann on Se Others heading committees are| Braid, Betty Caldwell, Sylvia Tep Camp, Welleen Lake Laura MacKellar, stewardship; | Clarke, Robert Erb, Barbara Le- Mrs. John B. Poole will be host-| Mrs. Edgar Springer. hostess; Mrs. coos, Aan Coban Late, Hey i H i ~E ay E at a tea and shower Tuesday|poig Graham Mrs. J. P. : var engpenaeting palirpersing leas gan, Mrs. William DeRousse, Mrs. | Twitty and Bonnie Place. W. Budd of Vaughan road, will be| BESS SESE 0 SSR SERRE SREEEEUeeeeeee married June 26 to Lt. William B. . . || "Mary Grindley, who wit te al Fine Leather Gifts : mpeg Bier Rg ry ot, maids 3 FOR FATHER’S DAY BUXTON--ROLFS--MEEKER--SAMSONITE @ BILLFOLDS—WALLETS @ SECRETARIES—KEY CASES @ TRAVEL CASES—DOPP KITS @ BRIEF CASES—PORTFOLIOS @ TWO SUITERS—COMPANIONS @ CAR SACS—JEWEL BOXES ieee nt Fe <2 it Fs. Te Name Delegates | ss over the weekend at Pi Omicron i iy z i Free Gold Initials and Gift Wrapped! L PHILIP'S St 79 North Saginaw St. Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfasts—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bldg. held July 7-10 at Bedford, Pa. Jean McGregor has returned Mary Dillon also will attend the | from a 10-day stay in New York. convention from this area. Pi Omi- pad ke “oun tablished in Mrs. Leigh Lynch leaves Fri- Vicara, Nylon Give Sweaters All-Season Life Mrs. Vance H. Day has returned from a visit in Lawrence, Kan. SPECIAL SELLING! Imported Raffia Sandals Beautifully made of quality raffio. All straps are backed with soft kidskin. Foam cushioned from heel to toe. These are truly outstanding values. to the incoming shirtwaist dress. : s an all-season life because top-drawer manufacturers the luxurious, lightweight fiber top billing Its soft-as-down touch, carefree comfort and minimum care give distinction - wnwrinkled and unruffied as the ‘ traditional pin, The innumerable ee birmineam | Mothers, Daughters Feted Women of Moose to Assist Flint Unit Ww PP Pee LoL LLL hhh SPECIAL — FRIDAY - SATURDAY “WALK AWAY” FIPAA ALA L AA dA Ah hhedadada THIRTY-ONE = - z IAA adhd hd de diadidhaddudl BOUQUETS Cash and Carry Jacobsen’s Flowers FINE GIFTS Deliveries to Detroit Twice Daily 101 North Saginaw Greenhouses in Lake Orion TI As*sAsssitsttststststsdiéd FE 3-7165 wf rs Summer Hats Values to $13.95 2-3-4 @ Rough Straws @Milans @ Lace @Failles @ Brims @ Off the Face Navy, White, Black, Pastels and Colors! Sun-loving, Fun-loving SEERSUCKER SUNBACK © ..... for play, work, or just relaxing! © 1068-inch sweep in skirt. ® 18-inch center—back zipper for slip- aa | Sale_of Spring Shoes! SN a San Se “the popeorn” stitch, gifts DE LISO DEBS... RHYTHM STEP... . CARMELLETES .. . mpm | " JOYCE... DEB... AND OTHER QUALITY MAKES. A sweep- is as light as a feather and as ing selection of fashion-fresh patterns, colors, fabrics and heel gentle as acaress. = ss jf heights. Every pair-substontially reduced for this final three-day | a ——| selling event. “i MATERNITY WEAR Formerly to $19.95 Shorts — Slacks Pedal Pushers sg” Te ud | 2” Skirts — Tops . Dresses — Lingerie OXFORD SHOP | . ' ‘well Pb, Feo se. W. Huren = FE. 4-722 ALL SALES FINAL, NO EXCHANGES ,. era Across from Detrett Edison | ’ — ' 7 is " SALE! GLENHAVEN EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN A BUT Summer Cotton Suits... Summer Rayon Suits ... , Were $22.95 NOW REDUCED » 16. —~——€olors Are White;-Navy, Pink; Aqua, Powder, Maize, Mint. Sizes Are 9 to 11, 10 to 20, 1412 to 2212. Were $25.00 - Why do you suppose a box of alf is packed in new automatic washers? ¥ A box of al] in your new machine is the washer makers’ way of starting you right. They prescribe all because they know its controlled suds will let their machines give you the cleanest wash in the world! all is A NEW AND WONDERFULLY DIFFERENT KIND OF DETERGENT. It doesn’t foam into thick, wasteful suds that float on top of the water. Every ounce of al] goes to work down in the water where your clothes are sloshing around. That’s why a//-washed clothes come out cleaner looking, sweeter smelling and softer feeling. That’s why so many automatic washer manufacturers approve and prescribe all for cleanest possible washing and rinsing. all is so different, -~-$t’s patented — The men who first made automatic washers asked for this new kind of detergent. Tests proved that old-fashioned washing powders choked up the machines with thick, heavy suds and slowed down washing action. all was created to wash with controlled suds. The exclusive secret that makes a// so effective in your automatic has been patented (U.S. Patent No. 2550691 and No.2594453). The time may come when a// will be imi- tated, but the U. S. Patent Office guarantees you it will never be equaled. Why al/ works better When you wash with a//’s controlled suds, your clothes slosh around with the greatest of ease. Your machine isn’t stuffed up with a smothering blanket of suds that interferes with washing action. It’s the free sloshing and tumbling of clothes that coaxes gut every particle of grease'and grime. And once dirt is loosened, a special ingredient in a// holds on to it until it is.carried down-the drain. Dirt is never deposited back on your clothes or left in your washer. Rinses far cleaner, too You know how hard it is to get rid of thick, heavy suds when you’re doing dishes in your sink. Suds are even more difficult in your automatic washer. They glue themselves stubbornly to clothes and are so hard to rinse away. all’s controlled suds rinse out instantly and completely, There is no dried-up suds scum on nappy fabrics like diapers that can irritate baby’s tender skin ...\no graying film on tightly-woven materials like broadcloth to dull their brightness and make them hard to iron. all saves money and bother Every box of a// contains everything you need for perfect washing. You-don’t haye to bother buying a bleach, bluing or water _ softener. . These extras are all included in a//. Just the right amount of water softener and whitener is blended in to guarantee the kind of clean smelling, bright looking wash your dealer promised you when he sold you your ~ machine. Money-back guarantee Try all next time you wash. It’s wonderful for the grimiest work and play clothes, for dainty lingerie, for baby’s things. It’s un- conditionally recommended for the new miracle fabrics like Acrilan, Orlon, Dynel and nylon. : If all isn’t the finest detergent you’ve ever used, your dealer has been instructed to re- fund your money. Monsanto Chemical Com- pany, St. Louis, Missouri. all is made by MONSANTO where creative chemistry works wonders for you [Masi * — ee ee ee wil NICK’S FOOD Phone Fe 24002 MARKET 263 AUBURN AVENUE REMUS FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER Lipton’s Famous A TEA Ya tb. Pkg. «= DDS RDEDM| 42 cours 59: « Birds Eye Fresh Frozen Parts DRUM STICKS THIGHS BREASTS Chicken »: U. S. Graded, Well-Trimmed Steak 19 Wilson’s Crisprite Sliced Bacon Lb. Tray Pkg. Birds Eye Fresh Frozen Ready to Make ~ PRICES REMAIN LOW—ALL WEEK LONGATNICK’S ss : : a BUY ANY DAY! THURSDAY THRU WEDNESDAY! Peschke’s Michigan Grade 1 Skinless Open 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Hot Every Day and Sunday sted =. BEE Dogs -69 oOoD Phone FE2-6 Br i63 AUBURN AVE 2 Big Lots : A , King Size or Reguler [Ag -_ Rub paraffin or liquid wax on the slides of drawers and oa the | ropes of windows which stick. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 Ki ash Milk Fine Te Teom [ana — your boty in oa a King — ¥ Hard to Beat Breakfast Fresh strawberries combine with Let, pee Meal Be Fit for Pile His Plate | With Chicken ¥ % Add Cranberry Salad, Sov Fresh Asparagus, Plenty / of Chocolate Cake viding nine protein, carbohydrate, ining, |r aroun ge ces 4 riboflavin, niacin, iron phosphorus calcium, and vitamin A. A bow! of RIVAL voc FOoOU0 MADE right for your dog PRICED right for you ‘ shredded “Yo keep the grain from becom- j —— — & | ing pasty when cooking creals, stir iat | “bite-size” shredded rice biscuits | cereal and milk is such an easy, | flaky ones with @ fork and granu-| i | for a good breakfast that’s hard to | efficient way of bringing eave |ior and cracked cereals with a © | beat. milk into the diet, so as to build | spoon. ee ee “IF IT’S ALIVE---IT’S FRESH!" Sunday, June 20th is the day to R H H treat Dad to his favorite food. If 15 Lb. oasting ens you really want to please him, keep Avg c 5-8 ib. Avg. Cc. the dinner simple. Have plenty of . b. b. food for second helpings, but leave Rocks Fryers off the frills. Here's a menu we think Dad J RKEYS 3-5 Ib. Avg. would like. It's easy on the cook ™ I S il G too. = Father's Day Dinner ; ma apons All Poultry Dressed FREE! 3-5 ib. Avg. Stewing Hens - Lerge, Fresh EGGS Fried Chicken Bweet Poteto Cassercie * Buttered Fresh Asparagus Het Biscuits Ded's Favorite Cranberry Salad Checolate Cake Tea or Coffee Make the salad the day before from this easy recipe. ry LARGE 5-Lb. SHRIMP 55", WHITEFISH FRESH LAKE PERCH BASS “295 CHANNEL CATFISH “49 5 Ls. ? Be u B2¢ WALLEYES “ 49 ™ 49° u 39° BUFFALO — SNAPPER — LOBSTER TAILS © PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET 82 S. Saginaw St. —Wholesale and Retail— FE 4-1521 * 65° gelatine in a custard c DAD'S FAVORITE—Dad likes — food and lots ; made with colorful qeonberry © sauce in “qelatio with water, Let stand 2 = of it. His favorite Sunday dinner plate will have | cabbage, celery and carrots. Food fit for the King custard cup in pan of fried chicken on it. There will be a crispy salad | of your family. Sees ta ae Frosty Ice Cream Balls Good Dessert Year-Round cranberry sauce with a fork. dissolved gelatine and blend thor- oughly. Mix in salt, cabbage, cel- With modern refrigeration what; Try combining it with corn Variation: Add 1 tablespoon | it is, ice cream can kept on| flakes, or other ready-to-eat cere- horseradish. hand for quick and als, for some unusually tasty and terpptingly different desserts. You'll like the way the crisp cereal complements the smooth texture of ice cream. Ice cream served in crunchy corn flakes Date Shells makes a delightfully light dessert for spring and summer evenings. Serve it also in a crisp rice cereal crust for an elegant finale for any dinner party. Or try these Frosty Ice Cream Balls. You can falt back on this recipe for special occasions all through the year. Simply roll ice cream balls in crusted sugar coated corn. flakes and return to the freezer to to but do not store longer than 2 Serve with any suit- able sauce—hot fudge, butterscotch or sweetened fruit. About one-third ounce of dry | rubber is obtained from each tap- | ping of a rubber tree. | resents ORANGE, PINEAPPLE or LIME SHERBET va, harden slightly. Serve with your oetred tttrtif greoshercifu.u buo favorite fruit, fudge or butterscotch sauce. Date Cereal Tart Shells * 1 cup pitted dates “% cup weter % cup butter or margarine 4 corn flakes 2 jpoons suger \% cup chopped nutmests Cook dates and water over low heat until a soft paste is formed (about 5 minutes). Add butter and stir until blended. Crush corn flakes into fine crumbs; mix with sugar and nutmeats. Add to date paste and mix well. Press evenly and firmly around sides and bot- tom of tart pans. Chill. Fill with cooked custard, chiffon pie filling, or ice cream. Yields 8 to 10 tart shells. See the display of “Coke & Food” at food stores—loaded with suggestions of good things to serve with delicious, et es ioe a r Cereal Ice Cream Pie 1 teaspoon butter % eup marshmallow creme 2 cups oven-popped rice cereal lice cream ice-cold Coca-Cola: Melt butter in sauce pan. Add marshmallow creme and stir until well blended. Remove from heat. Add rice krispies and stir until coated with syrup. Press into pie pan to form shell. Chill. When ready to serve, fill with ice cream and top with fruit, if desired. Yields 1 9-inch pie. Frosty Ice Cream Balls Shape ice cream into balls. Roll quickly in slightly crushed sugar- coated corn fakes. Place in freezer OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MARKET sasiser se RETAIL DEPT. STORE HOURS: WHOLESALE DEPT.: Mon.—Tues.—Thurs. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Phone FE 2-9114—Free Delivery Wed. 8 A. M.-12 Noon. Fri., Sat 7 A. M.-6 P. M. 7 A. M. ’til 4 P. M. Daily BEEF and PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES Maple Leaf Dairy Sherbet Comes in Pints and is Found at Most Dairy Counters FOR HOME USE Center Cut i, POT- ib. "| ROAST BEEF... SLICED BACON FRESH “SHORT RIBS, BIG | 0 SALE crounn oh i Eee | wonencoe | BEEF *]” .. $700 4™ 1" __| CLUB FRANKS | ———__— PURE LARD 3 Lbs. 5% CENTER CcuUT Pleasing people isn’t hard—you serve things they like... . and flavors that go together. That's why so many home-makers are choosing sparkling, ice-cold Coca-Cola to accompany good things to eat. The unique flavor of Coke gives a wonderful lift to the meal. And you serve it in a jiffy, ‘ pen in the bottle. Try it—serve Coke tonight. SLICED BACON 2 sq GRADE NO. 1 RING OR.LARCE BOLOGNA 3 Lbs. A 00 FRESH SLICED PORK LIVER 3 Lbs. $]00 Fresh Neck Bones or Fresh Pig Tails 5 Lbs. 1" 5 Lbs. 1 GRADE NO. | SKINLESS VIENNA'S 3 ‘sag hs THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PONTIAC Renee We: “Coke” is @ registered trede-mark Po SHOP == AT ' Gai PEOPLE'S Prices effective all week long! Thursday, June 17 thru Wednesday, June 23! OPEN 9 to 9 EVERY DAY Del Monte FRUIT oS A coc KTAIL : Nee ae Michigan Grade No. 1 Skinless Birds Eye Fresh Frozen Strawberries 10 oz. Package PLES <1, biscurt MIX, : js THIRTY-FIVE People’s Extra Bonus Values! WHILE SUPPLY LASTS _* GREYHOUND * JUNIOR WAGON STURDY ALL METAL 21” SIZE With Any Purchase of $10.00 or Over Remus Fresh Creamery BUTTER rid ~ 7 I Dole PINEAPPLE BUTTERFIELD ) Tall No. 303 Can POTATOES HO’ Delicious VIVIANO SeAGHST -MALE } mrad St Pee Ph. 1208 G ee las = ADKEE OO Auburs \\ i Pho bh S-S3SITI # “ ¥ * 4 = \ | ws — -. | a CHOICE SIRLOI PORK CHOPS = 79°* i a BISOUICK 40 Ox. ¢ esses Box LARGE HEAD LETTUCE 2 for TUBE TOMATOES . 21°. : LOTAN'S : Dixie Highway at Telegraph Lots of Parking tween-time refreshment. Flavorsome desserts are still pretty cake, The recipe given below will make | two layers, enough for two tortes | which should serve 12 to 16 people | easily. | Lemon Torte % cup shortening 2%— cups sifted cake flour ‘ ‘easdpons double-acting baking pow- | der | salt % cup milk I teaspoon vanilla 4 ecg whites *, cup milk Have ail ingredients at room temperature. Place shortening in bowl. Sift in dry ingredients and ong 8 cup milk and vanilla. Beat 2 Minutes on medium speed of mixer or about 2300 strokes by hand. Keep batter scraped froin sides and bottom of bowl. unbeaten egg whites and 1/3 cup milk. Beat 2 additional min- utes or 300 more strokes. Scrape bow! and beaters. Pour into 2 lay- er cake pans that have been lined with 2 layers of waxed paper or one layer of wrapping. paper. Bake @ a 375 degree oven about 25 minutes. Coo) Lemon Filling 2 cups suge 6 tables s cornsterch 2 cups ling water 4 eee yolks, beaten well 1 tables butter or margarine i rapkigeen cscted tomen ssa Mix sugar and cornstarch thor- oughly in a saucepan. Gradually stir in boiling water. Place pan over low heat. Stir constantly while mixture thickens. Set pan off heat and gradually pour a little hot mixture into beat- en égg yolks. Stir vigorously then slowly add this to the rest of the hot mixture. Stir well. — Place pan over low heat and and cook about '; minute. butter; temon juice and Stir and cook slowly less 1) minute, Cool, Spread layers of cool cake. Make a meringue with 4 egg whites and ', cup sugar, 's tea spoon salt and '; teaspoon vanilla Spread over lemon __filling in swirls. Cover filling completely to From the world-famous Gaines Research Kennels— A NEW TASTE SENSATION IN CANNED DOG FOOD! Now—Geines combines horsemeat anid other rich meat nutrients in a new high-energy formula! How your dog will love Gaines’ great new canned dog food! And. Caines assures your dog of every food factor that Gaines scientists find necessary for bounding energy and vital health from head to tail! ‘ _ If you'd like to see what 4 real meaty aroma can do to your dog's appetite, just slide a dish of Gaines Canned Dog Food under his nose at his next feeding. When he gets a taste of if—and when you see what it can do for him—both of you will becodie Gaines boosters for life! - - FOR THE VITAL HEALTH OF YOUR DOG! “PHE PONTIAC PRESS, LEMON TORTE—This delicate springnke dessert is a one-layer white cake spread with lemon filling, then covered with meringue and baked. Serve it to favored guests as a final course or for in-be- | Springlike Lemon Torte - s- i Special Cooker ls Your Friend cooker performs a daily job, quick- cooking potatoes, perhaps, or a pot roast with rich, pungent gravy But we've heard too many women say, “My pressure cooker sets on the shelf." A pressure cooker can help you in making quick meals. But don't expect magic. You do have te abide by the rules when it comes te handling your cooker and timing and controlling the heat. And: your care and skill in sea- | soning and browning meats and in j}making gravy are just as impor- tant as in any other kind of cook- ing. Your care and skill in sea- soning and browning can make your skill evident. Here are some special tips. Season foods as exactly as you Bake in a 350 degree oven 12 to favorites for party fare. Even diet-| 15 minutes or until meringue is | can before Cooking, ers will be tempted by this picture- | delicate brown Brown meats and poultry for In many kitchens, a pressure | THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 | braising slowly and thoroughly. Add only enough water to make the desired quantity of sauce or gravy. Very little water evapo- rates, Underestimate time needed to cook. You can easily cook longe: if necessary. . for Barbecue Beans Give canned baked beans a div- idend by fixing them up this flavorsome way. % e old-fashioned dark molasses 2 te poons vineger 2 tablespoons prepared mustard * 1 medium onten, sliced into skillet or casserole; molasses mixture, Arrange onion | slices on top of. beans or layer with beans. Simmer in skillet on top of range or outdoor grill 15 to 2 minytes, or bake in casserole in kot 425 oven W minutes, Makes 8 to 0 servings. Milk Is Bargain Priced in Ratio to Food Value THIRTY-SEVEN | as a bargain food stems ffom & flack of understanding of its re- | markable «food value. For milk It is said that 15 cents of the/is not only a refreshing drink food dollar is spent for dairy prod-| served as a snack and a mealtime ucts and in return about 25 per|beverage, but it is rightfully re- cent of our food is obtained. | ferred to.as the ideal, most nearly Any failure to recognize milk | perfect food. Sauce Is Different | . ~¢@ caps isbout 1 pound each) baked | = bean 2 Mix well together molasses, vin- | = egar and mustard. 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WASHINGTON (®—British Prime Minister Churchill may appeal to the American pubilec for closer Foreign Secretary Eden and staff aides are. due to fly from London next Thursday afternoon and arrive in Washington sometime Friday. The talks between the chiefs of state will begin Friday afternoon or at latest Friday evening, inform- ants said, and will go on at least! | through June 26 and 27, Charchill and Eden are expected to remain as*White House guests through Sun-| day. If there is then reason for | their remaining in Washington one to the British Embassy. } Diplomatic informants continued | to insist that there will be no fixed | U. S.-British teamwork, possibly in program of subjects for discussion. | an address before Congress, during his visit in Washington for talks | with President Eisenhower. US. officials raised the possibili- ty of a congressional address to- day, and also the alternative that Churchill might choose to make a major speech before an unofficial body such as a press group. * Pad = ‘Diplomatic sources noted Church- ill has spoken before Congress sev- eral times in the past in the course of eight visits to the United States since the beginning of World War They said Churchill's interest in| coming here primarily is to have | a series of private conversations with Eisenhower, If there is any formal conferring on world prob- lems to be done, one informant suggested that it probably. Will be handled by Eden and Secretary of State Dulles and their top advisers 9 Miles jn 45 Minutes Run by Speeding Collie KENMORE, N.Y. (#—Whitey, a | A EON a ae ol im. DRUG © STORES | SEARS . BM year-old collie, started running) /°¢ tion for a congressional appearance | when a thunderstorm began yes-| | #7" has yet been issued for the visit.|terday. A woman caught him 45) °~ which begins a week from tomor-! minutes later — nine miles away | 4 row, lin downtown Buffalo ee * re other menace Aerie 8 scr dil my gash “ve om | : . a y Etsonhower bimeel! at his lar. SPC. u im to WESTERN RODEO FANS—A little group of youngsters from the news conference yesterday. He said ‘owner Daniel Gruber. 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As unions end manage- ment to get tegether, Nor- man . @ veteran of labor coverage for The Associated Press, examines the whole labor picture and tells what to expect in this third of four articles.) By NORMAN WALKER WASHINGTON @ — Whatever happens in the current steel indus- try negotiations is likely to shape labor relations for many months come. tries. So do its prices, . * * The steel wage settlement in | ing efforts If these pacts can be made to extent as an aftermath of the big | stick—and there is some doubt of 1952 steel strike. So, in assessing potential 1954 labor trouble spots, steel must go to the top of the list. This is’ to say there will be another month strike like that in 1952, that steel will start now the present CIO United Steelwork- ers president, David J. McDonald, than they did with his predecessor, Philip Murray. McDonald recently made a good-will tour of U.S. Steel plants with Board Chairman Ben- jamin Fairless. * o . But McDonald's union has just pitched a’ fat set of new contract demands at Fairless and other steel employers, including reqtests for a “substantial” pay boost, higher pensions and a guaranteed annual wage. ~ The steel industry is operating at about 70 per cent of capacity and appears reluctant to boost wage rates now averaging well above $2 an hour. A strike could happen after present agreements expire June 30. Other possible labor trouble spots are in the electrical manufactur- ing, maritime, rubber and tele- phone industries. 7 a s Nothing is permanently settled, either, in the New York waterfront labor controversy. A renewal. of pier strife between rival unions there would surprise np one. In coal, John L. Lewis has let more than six months go by . out exercising ‘an option to ask mine owners for more pay and wel- fare benefits for miners. The mine operators are more in a mood to seek a wage cut, something Lewis has pledged he will never allow. It is possible, though doubtful, that McDonald and Lewis, who have had their heads together fre- quently of late, could team up in a com@ined coal-steel wage boost drive. Ld] * * It's more likely that Lewis will .Far from showing any financial pinch, most unions—the larger ones anyway—appear fairly afflu- ent. Some are erecting elaborate headquarters buildings on choice sites here in Washington, tangible evidence they ‘intend to bijit ree i ict eittize sees ate pis isi i 4 E : a = E | E ; eee lf Hele I s E in | House 4 North Seginew St. ‘es tes , * *e” | CONGUEROR Outside Paint BROWN BROS. identified, was found wandering about Chicago streets by policeman Louis Kaufman. The two-year- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 N dj Lak : ture. But they mature into one|an ancient body of water that most water ogists archeologists Va q q e on earth, their black-edged wings, | ate Labontan. 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Here's one answer, Georgia Tech's | guard at a pool All American center, Larry Morris, works as a life | surrounded by a bevy of beauties from Georgia a Red Chess Team an. The teams scored half a point \for each draw One American chess official said ‘in a speech of welcome that the Takes Big Lead Over Americans Russian tceam represents _ the |“greatest aggregation of chess NEW YORK ®—A team of Rus-| masters ever seen in the history sian chess masters, the odds in its | of the world.” favor, romped to a 5-1 lead early} A crowd or than apg round imeed the gr room of t o- sae neo om of match itel Roosevelt for the match. Rus- wih a's top players. sian and American flags hung The Russians, playing on US./\side by side against the green soil for the first time, won four of | backdrop.. Both sides traded their games and drew two in an speeches, with the emphasis on encounter that lasted well past possible future cooperation between midnight. the two nations. 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Arthur Radford, | pire building in that part of the is confronted with ‘‘the diabolical —_ Rod pac ng ogg enmity of international commu- | atiding mi peacetul world which nism,” and the threat is growing. tis the aim of free societies every- The chairman of the Joint | where.” Chiets ef Staff recalled last night | Eisenhower's warning | that Ametican freedom is threat | Feller Refuses ened so long as “the world Com-| ,* munist conspiracy exists in its | to Be Buffaloed present scope, power and hostil ty.” by Bank Bandit *Today, the threat seems even = more intense,” Radford said in ad TULSA, Oda. (H—-A man “> dressing the national ‘convention of proached Mrs. Dorothy Raiford's the American Red Cross teller window in the Peoples State Bank yesterday .and shoved her a note It said her husband — a city detective—and her son were out- side in an automobile and instruct- ed her to hand over a sack of bills or they would be harmed. “Don't be foolish,”’ it added. To the bandit's astonishment, Mrs. Raiford darted outside her cage. The man fled, minus any loot . . . The admiral spoke at the con- Earlier, the organiza- cept Red Cross money when dis- aster strikes but fail to make re- from . supplemental funds raised locally. This was a subject which touched | With Mrs. Raiford in pursuit and off a cross-country controversy | Shouting to other employes to fol- Monday night | low * ° . Radford, in discussing the Com.- | the fugitive hiding in a garage less munist menace, termed Red China| then a block from the bank. “obviously empire-bound, seeking | Detective Sgt. Felix Raiford was not so much an ‘Asia for Asiatics’| home with their son at the time of as they claim but seeking fnstead | the attempted robbery. what might be called a ‘Red Asia| Later in the day federal charges for Asiatic Reds’. They want all of | of bank robbery were filed against Asia incorporat®d into a Red Asia,| Ralph J. Addington, 35, of Tulsa. Within 10 minutes police found | With Lancaster in Movie Cugat’s Former Wife Marries Businessman HOLLYWOOD i®—Lofraine Allen Cugat, former wife of band leader Xavier Cugat, and Stanley Stalford, | 35, Beverly Hills, Calif. business- man were married in Santa Ana | | Calif., June 4, it was disclosed yes- terday. } Rabbi, Philip Rosenberg perform- hed the ceremony at Temple Beth | | Sholam. | Nettee of Intention to Place Read Mix Oi1 Treatment en Emerson Avenue from Baltimore Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue. You ete hereby potified that at « jac, Michigan, held on the 15th day of June, 1964, by resolution i wes the Commission to apply road mix oi) timore Avenue to oo gage og Avenue et an imated cost of fifty (90.50) cents per fromt foot It ts imtended that the cost and ex- penses thereof shall be defrayed by special essessment according to front- age and that ail of the lots and parcels of land fronting upon either side of Emerson Avenue from Baltimore Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue shall comstitute the special assessment district to defray the estimated cost and expenses thereof NOTICE IS8 HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the Municipal Court on June 23nd, 1064, at 8:00 pm. te hear suggestions and ob- jections that may be meade by parties interested w.o 67108 Dated: June 16, 1054 A declared to be the intention of | treatment on Emerson Avenue from Bal. | Jume 17, 1064 Anna Magnani to Co-Star | ertisementh (Advertisement) (Aer The I aC Reporter TODAY'S QUESTION:. 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WISNER STADIUM Fri. - Sat. - Sun. — June 18 - 19 - 20 | TWO SHOWS Set. end Sun.—2:30 end 8:15 (Friday Evening Only 8:15) Admission $1.25 Kids 50¢ Sponsored by Pontiac Elks Lodge 810 TICKETS ON SALE AT GRIFF’S GRILL Trt "NAKED Bl N(e18= TECHNICOLOR — ELEANOR PARKER ~ CHARLTON HESTON Produced by GEORGE PAL - Directed by BYRON HASKIN ON OUR .WIDE SCREEN! [R . Jivare :: PLUS THIS 2nd FEATURE (Meedhunters of the Amazon) CoLoR By TECHNICOLOR Is a detective's badge ite & be oxy Winston Miller fan » ty y David Duncan - teat » Edward Ludwig Predend by Witham H. Pine anf Witham C. Thomas - A Paramount Picture PLUS a license for murder? rested in a British Zone town of| ine to help pay for J fan's Na- | tional Guard; one of the Arab | a communique issued following a King Saud and Jordan's King Hus- tribution but it indicated similar The communique said economic problems also were discussed and “to get the a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 _ 4 FOLLOWS ‘RORE’—''Demetrius and the Gladi-; Mature, above, is Demetrius in the ators,’’ new CinemaScope film released by Twentieth with lovely Susan Hayward playing™ Century-Fox, is a follow up on ‘The Robe.” Victor | leat. “Demetrius” opens Friday at the Oakland. Phone FE 5-833! On Our Giant TODAY thru SATURDAY America’s favorite television couple for the first time together, on the real, life-size motion F Mtehe 4 fy ‘Praga a s @ ee o picture - new the feminine ‘Fluoridation Program Approved in Chicago CHICAGO — Fluoridation ot| Chicago's public water supplies | was approved by the City Cot el | Wednesday. The program probably won't start until next year because there is no money for it in the current year's appropriations. The annual bill for the first five years of the program is estimated at $616,000, The Chicago Health department supported fluoridation as a meas- ure to combat tooth decay. red I7 77 Aad de ‘ New Lake Theater } | Up and Down. he hed = te Walt wae? s “ROB ROY” In Technicolor —ALso— “THE JUBILEE TRAIL” = a ge and ‘ 420 Pontiac Trail ‘ WALLED LAKE \ 777 7. "SD. 1 WALLED LAKE PARK THE FAMILY FOR GALORE Rides, Amusements Bathing--Picnic Groves--Rowboats Park in Full Operation Daily AIR-CONDITIONED | LAST TIMES TONIGHT Box Office Opens 7:30 WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER Teet tA Cor. Williams Lk.-Airport Rds. rMATLY [ob i SEE IT—ON OUR GIANT SCREEN! TONIGHT! YOU'LL LOVE LUCY and Desi on the tig, BIG SCREEN. and in COLOR, too! Lucille BALL «ss BIGGER! NAKED FURY STRIKES THIS IS TENSE, SAVAGE ADVENTURE! ap . Color by TECHNICOLOR: ELEANOR “CHARLTON PARKER-HESION Veronice Hu RST oe ALLIED ARTISTS Peogecioe reow WARNER BROG. +1000 | TANE WYMAN > We=/ |, THE JURY | plans for his own show, in which \ N wears e a a> ‘| dropped by the studio. 4 | went off the air. | except that I played four and’that's 4| I got a call from my agent that I Features 11:00 — 1:00 — 3:11 Goes the Luck of Alan Young By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD ®—This Saturday night, Alan Young launches yet an- other chapter in his amazing up- and-down career in show business. The bright, youthful Canadian comic will be the guest star on NBC-TV's Saturday Night Review, and he'll appear eight times on the show this summer, He'll be doing what he does best—sprightly sketches of a well-meaning man caught in the web of circumstance. This fall he may be back with a regular show, for which NBC has high hopes. It's tentatively called ‘That’? Life,” and Young plays a bumbling Mr,- Fixit..He also has he and a stock company would play comedy sketches. * s s And so his star is again in the ascendancy. He has been in Holly- wood exactly 10 years this month now can view his _ hectic career with some candor. “I've never been out of work since 1938,"" he reflected, ‘but my career has certainly had its highs and lows." Born in England, he started out in show business as a monologuist in Canada when he was 13. He be- came a top radio comedian on the Canadian network, then was lured by offers from the United States. He caught on with radio audi- ences in this country and came to Hollywood. He ianded a contract with 20th Century-Fox and scored a success in ‘‘Margie.’’ But after a couple of so-so films he was He also “So I worked up an act to play theaters,"’ he said. ‘‘That was fine, all there were, I was very dis- couraged when I was playing De- troit, and I went up to Canada to scout the possibilities of going back there. I had decided to return when CBS was interested in having me for a TV show, He talked me out of going back to Canada." r The CBS. deal jelled, but Young had « one more p date to play in New ALWAYS COOL 5:24 — 7:27 — 9:36 PLUS —STARTING SATURDAY— A Herde Se Terrifying No Word Could Describe! “THEM!” —STARRING—— JAMES WHITMORE “KILLER APE”. Webb's Real Southem Pit Barbecue 2001 Pontiac ‘Read (between Perry and Opdyke) Real Southern Pit Barbecue. Hickory Smoked Ribs, Chicken and Sandwiches With Old Time Southern Barbecue Sauce Phone FIderal 4-9806 = Orders to Take Out eee eS le eS eel ee eC ac Heumann, 79, of Traverse City, York. The on the bill was tagerecttet =) DEST ARNAZ child pianist and were surly, A had stolen Young’s gags in t and used ia M-G-M 's hiterions comedy them in the same New York house of a hectic = the previous bill. Plime «cual jane ’ the manager demanded . "aa Gees ae didn’t bother soos THE: me,” said Young. “I had high hopes for the CBS deal.”’ His hopes were justified. The TV show was a smash from the start. Again the movie effers poured in. He was signed by both RKO and Paramount. He was riding the crest 2 Oops, it happened again' His TV show, a variety format, ran dry of material—“You just can't sus- LONG.LONG e 1 Ceeeeaeeeseeseeeseeeses tain a vaudeville show every week.'’ He made two films, one a MARJORIE MAIN mediocre epic (‘‘Androcies and the | « KEENAN WYNN Lion"), the other a colossal flop | ° (‘Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick’). “*The actor is the one who gets blamed,” he sighed. Weather Kills Woman TRAVERSE CITY #—Mrs. Fred died Wednesday at her home sev- eral hours after she had been felled by heat prostration. State Championship Hot Rod Races Sunk Jun Pontiac M-59 Speedway * oa 5:30, 8:45 Joy M SzA WOMEN” OF BALLANTRAS* - PHONE FEDERAL 2-485 OAKLAND MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED HURRY! LAST TIMES TODAY! 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Hagen nodded agreement and added: ‘‘He's got the game, too. Those other fellows are out there playing practice rounds; Ben al- ready has played the course the way it will be for the tournament. * * * “I think he's;smart not to prac- tice in this cold wind. If you're not on the stick the day before a tournament, you're not going to be on it.” - ‘THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 19 54 The lengthy Baltusrol lower course, where 162 of the nation’s top golfers began competition to- day and where one will be crowned champion isn’t the same as the and 1936 Opens. The original Bal- tusrol course was torn up in 1920 and what is now the upper course was used in 1936. This one is a 7,027-yard terror, 7. 'e* &. OPEN LAYOUT—Above c 54" U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 727 WS RAL TU SROL »* 70 LOWER COURSE van ' 4 “ , ‘ ” " ’ ‘ eee ” 4 ’ - ” ’ ‘ ” bed ¢ rt a ” ‘ ~~ bed ® 4 bad Ld , ’ re bad re eee ‘ od ‘ a ’ “ ‘ ” ‘ - $ Cad bd re - . ad » _? b drawing is a map of the famed Baltusrol Golf course, where the country’s best shotmakers will match strokes, starting today; for the United States Open Golf cham- pionship. The map is offered to permit fans opportunity to clearly s Ne visualize what's going on each day t in the nation’s most important links contest. Ben Hogan is the defending titlist and favorite. Par is 70 (34-36), and yardage is 7,027. Plenty of Noise Tigers’ House Best Hitting Backstop in AL, but Efforts Wasted Wednesday Milwaukee outfielder would be out of the lineup for three months. * ° ° “Don’t believe it,"’ Thomson told visitors as he lay in a hospital bed the following day. “I'll lick this thing quick. I'll be back in six weeks.” It was a different Thomson who lay on the rubbing table in the Braves’ clubhouse last night while Trainer Dr. Charlies Lacks was massaging his still swollen ankle. Bobby couldn't hide his disappoint- ment as he talked about his slow recovery “IT took batting practice today and I'm aches and pains all over. 1 don't know what it is. Some days the ankle feels fine, other days it's as sore as the dickens.” ‘There's no doubt Thomson's big bat is sorely missed. Henry Aaron, the 20-year-old rookie, is doing an acceptable job filling in for the slugging outfielder but he doesn't possess Thomson's power and can- not class with Bobby as a fielder and thrower. Whitey Ford Just Like ‘Old Self’ Once More BALTIMORE #® — Whitey Ford is only 25 years old, but he has baseball fans today saying he's pitching like the “old Whitey’ which is good news for his New York Yankees and bad for the rest of the American League. * . * The native New York southpaw shut out the Baltimore Orioles on three hits last night for his sec- ond straight blanking of the oppo- sition. He hasn't been scored upon in the last 20 innings. That's the fourth longest string in baseball this year. Allie Reynolds, a team- mate, had 21 which has been end- ed. In the National League, Har- vey Haddix of the St. Louis Cardi- nals has 23 and Curt Simmons of Philadelphia 24. ‘AA’ Trot Features Northville Opening | Northville Downs harness race | track opens a 39-night meeting to- night at 8:30 pm. John J. Carlo executive manager of the track. stated that the current meeting "f at the Northville track, would r through July’ 33. Opening program will feature a Class Double A trot with some of the best horses in the midwest ex- 7th race on the program. Carlo predicts an opening night crowd of 7.000. Record 1st night attendance was in 1950, 9,261 pected to start.in the one mile test, errors and the Red Sox used three winning runs to snap an eight- game losing streak. Willard Nixon, first Boston pitcher to go the dis- tance since June 7, permitted only _} three singles and House's homer to even his record at 5-5. Ned Garver suffered his 3rd loss against four victories and again the curve-balling righthander was a victim of circumstances. After House’s homer gave De- troit a 2-1 lead in the 2nd inning. Red Sox tied the score in the 5th when Jackie Jensen scored from 3rd on Ray Boone's boot. Jensen had reached Ist with a bunt and moved around to 3rd on Garver's wild throw and an out. Then, in the 7th, the Red Sox won it on another Tiger error. Fred Hatfield. who replaced Boone in the 6th, tried to catch Harry Agganis at the plate on a ground ball but hit Kim in the back with his throw. Loss was Detroit's Sth in six of them to score the tying and | Berg and Suggs Near Showdown Appear to Be Heading for Clash in Finals of | Western Open WAUKEGAN, Ill. @—The friend- ly feud betweén Patty Berg and Louise Suggs for pro golfing honors appeared to be heading for another showdown today as the Women's Western Open swung into _ the quarterfinals. . * * Th> two veteran campaigners, in| opposite match-play brackets, were | backed by tourney experts to meet again when the finals roll around Saturday. * °¢ « Each has won the Western Open four times. Miss Suggs is the current money- leader with $6,934, but courses Hagen played in the 1915) i agen Tabs Hogan Open’s ‘Man to Bea especially if the weather remains damp and windy, as it was for ye» neck, un- doubtedly would be more comfort- able in hot weather. - Some of the others—and there are a lot whé could beat out both ————E i gel is suffering from bursitis in right shoulder. . s s Bracketed with them as possibi contenders were such perfectly healthy individuals as past-cham- pions Lloyd Mangrum, Juliys Boros the smooth-putting South African; Bob Toski, the big winner of the (| tor NCA B hit by tate z z 5 L I i fe : aret : he Li: home ‘ By JACK SAYLOR Another sandlot season for Pon- tiac and vicinity junior baseball players is just around the corner. Play begins Monday in four leagues, involving over 30 teams and from 400 to 500 boys. Entries in the, oldest. bracket (Class D) and the youngest (Midgets) are up, while Class E and F entries are somewhat lighter than usual, Program is under the supervi- sion of John Streit, assistant di- rector of the Pontiac Parks and recreation department, and "George Gary, baseball director for the department, Co-operating in the promotion of the midget division, to be known this year as the Knotholers League, is the Pontiac Old Timers Base- ball Association, which is supply- ing uniforms for eight members of the I4team league. Teams will play through a regu- lar schedule of games, with cham- pionship playoffs climaxing the sea- son about mid-August. A completely new slate of cham- pions is assured since Jack Habel's 4 Sport Pages in Patty has $6,425 and go the Western Open. Patty today was an overwhelm- ing favorite to defeat Mrs. Paul Dye Jr., of Indianapolis, only ama- teur left in the quarterfinals. Louise figured to have a much more difficult time with Beverly Hanson. 5 Today’s Pontiac Press ahead with the $1,000 first Prize of | 5, Cage D, Gingelivilte in "E" and Mets in Class F are not entered this year, and the 1953 Midget champions, Lunsford Market, are competing in Class F. Knotholers open their schedule at Oakland Park and Class F will play.on the Washington Jun- jor High School diamond, all games in the morning. Evening games (5:30 p.m.) in Classes E and D are played at Washington and on the two diamonds at Co- lumbia-Joslyn Roads, Monday match Boys Club and Team number 2 (as yet unnamed) at 9 a.m. and Lytell-Colegrove and Team number 4 at 11 o'clock, both at Oakland Park. In Class F at Washington, Boys Club number 1 plays the Keego Spaniel Club Sets BOSTON DETROIT non ™ anno. German Shepherd Prereal'.ct 4 @ 1 0 Kuenn, os 4 1 6 2 mei ts: Bice" 122 3| Match on Sund det $24 ¢ Reed ty 5 Malcn on sunday cee POH S35 Ae ice i [Lopes 3 0:2 3 Tue. cf 3.1 3 0! eee eaich or nes om | Bor's.se 4 8 8 @ House ¢ 3 @ 2 4) two months to one year of age Mixon, p 2 0 0 0 F Bolg 7 ¢ 2 {| will be held Sunday at the Wood- bNieman 1 8 . *| tand Shores Kennels of Rudy et: @ ¢ © 1) Buchmann, 1921 Delrose road, 32 63711 30 43713/ west shore of Square Lake, with : in oh ’ oft cod out for Oerver toh judging starting at 1 p. m. The cord MS 38 $83 | match is for German Shepherd R—Hatton, Agganis, Jensen. Tuttle.| puppies and is under the auspices ae tee, eee fg ae my of the Detroit German Shepherd HR— Hatton oa Lag oo =i Dog club. | Ming and ror "iaitieda and oben There will also be an all-age geri Highs 6 Garver 3, Aber 1 obedience test for Shepherds. A | HO—Qarver 4 m 6) Aber ° in 1 R-ER Nixon 2-2. Garver 31. Aber 00 W —Nixon (SS) L—Gerver (43) U—Berry. Hurley Grieve T-2:'4 A aS Yesterday's Stars | PITCHING — Whitey Ford, New | York Yankees, pitched his second | straight shutout, a three-hitter, in | beating Baltimore 2-0. BATTING — Ferris Fain, Chi- | cago White Sox, drove in four runs | with an inside the park grand slam home run as Chicago defeat- | ed Philadelphia 11-6 Hogan, Marciano Defend Crowns Aga ‘Foes, Rocky Against Charles, Ben Against 162 By GRANTLAND RICE NEW YORK—Two noisy salvos New < Marciano, the Brockton Rocky matter of golf and boxing. These are two important championships in the | run of sport, and the two champions defending their are among the best either games has known ° ° ° . Ps Both belong’ at the top where There many of by Rocky. but he is better 7 -class fighter. : in th _ ll { ed ork and vicinity today and tonight. ll be headed by Ben Hogan, the Texas Tornado, are 162 challengers after of them must be accorded chance, while there is only toughest challenger ever known in than average. and a pretty fair puncher. His past has been either a certain or an overproduction of carefulness. cent more boldness, or will- to gamble, added to what he has in stock he a much more dangerous man. much more experienced than. Marciano 15 years of active boxing behind him. For example, he had will be fired in They | this date, he w ever entered. Buster, involving should win for they have stood a_ boxer. important set of gressiveness, plu Exzzard Charlies He is better than only for a keen game. inst Tough 15 ring contests as far back.gs 1940, which wasn't yesterday. In the three years prior to on every amateur tournament “he It happens that Rocky Marciano carries just three important ingredients in his system, which him along the route. These ‘are a devastating punch, defensive toughness and far more native aggressiveness. . These are sure to be highly important factors that can only, be overcome by the vastly superior skill of | We figure that Rocky has the more winning factors, especially in ag- s the punch. : ° ° * Out at Baltysro!, one can only say that Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead figure in front, but Snead has never won this prize. Here are the two greats, but | they are over 40 and they have a pack of hungry. | younger tournament golfers on their trail, hoping putting touch and the breaks of the This Open should be one of the best since it finds | many young golfers ready for the test and a large supply of veterans playing as well as ever. » | Judges for the event will be | Sophia Washbury of Toledo for the | | puppy division, and Margurrite Perkins of Southfield Township, for | the obedience group. Major League Results AMERICAN LFAGUE Wen Lost Pet. Behind Cleveland .. 4 7 702 = jeago 37.2 #49 3 New York 37) 2227 4 TOM secscennene 6 #4 «13% Washington .-3 33 411) 1% Philadelphia 2 #63 1 hCU Itimore ....... 2. 379 18% ton 370) (18% Bos ; 2 634 Teday'y Schedule and Probable Phil iphia at Chicago. | © p m.—Keliner (+7) vs Marsheren (2-2) Roston at Detrott. 2 pm —Brewer (2-3) vs Zuverink (2-2) Washington at Cleveland, 1 p.m —Shea (06) ws Wynn (7-4) New York at Baitirnore, 1 pm —McDonald | (+1) vs Turley (6-5) WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 11. Philedelphia 6 Boston ro % New York 2, Baltimore 6 Cleveland 5, Washirgton NATIONAL LEAGUE Wea a Line Behind . . &} — New York % Brooklyn 3S 2B 614 1 Milwaukee 727 2 537 5% Philadelphia 2 62% «658 OS St Louis -2 2 soe 7 Cincinnati “™» Uw “4 % Chicago 3 #27 48 #sW sburgh 18 41 (305 1 L] Teday's Schedule and Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at Brooklyn 12:30 p.m.—Wiison (24) vs 2 ‘incinnati at New York, 12:30 p.m.—Fowler vs. Antonell! (8-2). (7- NESDAY'S bear felts . Fain Milwaukee st Pittsrirgh, 7°38 pm!’ TIGER LEADERS Ry The Assectated Press RATTING— House, 338 RUNS—Boone, 33 HITS—Kuenn, 65. DOUBLES—Kuenn, TRIPLES—Tuttie, HOME R STRIKEOUTS—Hoelt, 61. Opening Knothole loop contents City Junior Baseball Loops Begin Monday; Cats at 9 a.m., with Lunsford Mar- ket and Avondale meeting at 11. Two games are listed in Class D with Griff's Grill going against the ‘LITTLE LEAGUERS’—Two members of the Pontiac Knothole League teams “model” the uniforms supplied for in the Pontiac parks and recreation department league, which begins play Monday. Mickey George (left Johnson. Pontiac Press Phete mers’ teams ) acting secretary, and Paul for Wimbled LONDON, June 17 # — Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, top-seeded player in the men's singles of the Wimbledon tennis championships beginning Monday, and second- seeded Lewis Hoag@ of Australia wound up in opposite brackets in the drawing Wednesday. * * ¢@ The two-week tournament could find them meeting in the finals, Puppy Test Sunday. English Springer Spaniel Club of! Michigan will hold its spring pup- py match Sunday at the Multi-| Lakes Conservation Association grounds, on Reed Lake near Walled Lake, Program will include classes for all Springer Spaniel puppies be- tween the ages of two months and one year and children’s hand- ling classes for both boys and girls. There also will be a novice obedience class. Stanley Aston will judge all breed and children’s handling classes. Don Dasher will judge the obe-| dience class. Entries will be accepted until the time of judging at 1 p.m. but it will be a rough road ahead, as Trabert's side of the draw is filled with most of the Aussie stars while a majority of the best Amer- ican players are in Hoad’s bracket * * * It looks like easy sailing, at least on paper, for the seeded players in the first round, The toughest job faces Mervyn Rose of Aus- tralia, who drew Tony Mottram, Britain’s unpredictable No, 1 play- er. Trabert and Vic Seixas of Phil- adelphia, the 1953 winner, don’t even know their opponents yet. To fill up the program, Wimbledon authorities run a minor qualifying tournament throughout England. Three other Amegican seeds, Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, Agt Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., and Budge Patty of Los Angeles andy Flanagan—Spoils. Big-Time , Hopes of Detroiter Gronik By JOE FALLS DETROIT (—Promoter Nick Londes flew to New York today to start negotiations for a Kid Gav- jlan-Del Flanagan title fight in Detroit this fall. * s * s The Motor City—a hot sports town—hasn’t had a title fight since March, 1951, when Ezzard Charles defended his title against Jersey Joe Walcott. Londes feels a go between Flanagan, second rank- ing welterweight contender, and Gavilan, tite champion, would fill Detroit's Olympia Stadium. Flanagan,:a fancy dan with), seven years experience, took a firmer hold on his No, 2 ranking last night with a unanimous 10- round breeze ovér Detroit's Allie Gronik, a willing but pathetically crude boxer. * ° . A Gavilan-Flaiagan match makes some sense. Flanagan ranks behind only Carmen Basilio for Gavvy’s crown and the Cuban has beaten Basilio, although by a questionable margin. At any rate, Flanagan quickly spoiled any hopes Gronik had of becoming big time. He stabbed, jabbed and danced to an easy “ic- tory in their nationally televised agan a 93-88 margin. Judge John- riy Weber had it 99-88 while the other judge, Jack Aspery, saw ,it 97-85. . * * Flanagan's victory was his ninth in a row, making his record 66-7-2. Gronik’s record is 52-12-46 and he'll probably go back to fighting in Michigan. rings, where he's. state welterweight champion. A slim crowd of 1,574 paid a gross of Trabert, Hoad Top-Rated on Net Te Paris, are paired aga in what appear to be easy matches. s * * third-seeded Ken Rose, Fraser. Hoad’s bracket includes fourth- sen, seventh-seeded Patty, Mulloy and Stewart. Maureen Connolly of San Diego, | seeking her third straight Wimble- don women's title, drew a, first round bye and meets Miss J. Scott of Britain in the second round. Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla. seeded No. 2,-also has a bye. x Ivory Rangers Face Stiff Test at Milwaukee Ivory Rangers will hit the road this week for showdown tests in Milwaukee against two of the most powerful combinations in high-goal polo. Unbeaten Detroit aggregation will take on the Milwaukee Polo League play Tuesday Lake Golf Club* Mrs. Looney was the Class A . while Mrs. McCallem won in Class B. Low net awards went . in “B ” seeded fifth, Rex Hartwig and Neil | Eistrom and Meters, . seeded Seixas, sixth-seeded Lar- | snd Elson 16 aseball Crown me: school had missed in finals. , On the way to the finals Mis- souri- beat Massachusetts, Lafay- ette, and Michigan State. Rollins showed wins over Oklahoma A. and M.; Missouri and Michigan State en route to the big game. : Other teams were Oregon and Arizona. Most valuable player award went to catcher Tom Yewcic of Michi- gan State, considered a prospect by several major league stouts. Veteran Mihay Hurls ‘Perfect’ Tilt for Moose Pete Retires 21 KC’s in Row, Fans 14 in 7-0 Victory : Veteran City Softball League pitcher Pete Mihay last night turned in the list perfect game of the season as his Moose team shut a Hazel Sorles tossed a 2-hitter as Shaw’s Jewelry: beat Gingellville, 81, in a girls’ game. TONIGHTS G dette: Oin- vile vs GMC (Girls’, 7 p.m.); Giles vs Shaw's (Giris’, 8:30 p.m). Shaw's vs Birmingham Rite- way (Men's Exh, 7 p.m.); Shaw's vs Moose (Men's Exh, 8:30 p.m.) DOOONS oicciseexsecs : om 1-7 8 6 K. of C.............-..000 600 @—@ @ 1 Mihay and Pritchard; Harper end Croteau. Stadium iInn......... 200 106 08 3 3 GO vere cccnce weletnieva's oo O48 5 McManus and Webster; Garza, Saddler end Cox, Drive- se .... 343 102 2—14 13: 3 Porster ..............014 100 i— 7 0 Harris and Koop; Tanner and Jacka- 000 000 1—1 3 2 Qualifying Test ls Under Way Pine Lake Country Club's fifth annual Invitational best-ball golf president of the Old Timers Association, are shown with Bob V . |tournament was under way today. 11, (left, 138 Washington street, and John Glynn‘ Jr., 11, 212 More than 100 teams were due to test the tight layout in the 1% hole qualifying run that was not expected to end until dusk falls. Playoffs were certain for the available places on all brackets, because of the record size of the field. inst Britons More than a dozen have qualified already, some prior to that s{art of formal play today. Trabert’s half of the draw in-| These included the following in cludes sach Australian players as /| the champignship flight: Rosewall, and Bill Bill Nettle Fe ~ Bea | Sk 73 and Chris- and Tony Skover 13; holm 13; Ernie Cole Nonamaker 74, Thorner and Neder! 1%; Winokur ; LaLonde end Fluetteman 76, Cross and Jovak 77 and the Birm- ae Kraus twins, Jerry and Jim, 82 atch play starts Fridsy. League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING— Avila. ana arr 348; Rosen, Cleveland, .352: House, rott, 338; Fox and Mino: Chic: : RUNS—Minoso, Chicago. 49; Fox, Chi- cago, &: @; A Cle . Yost, Washington, Cle 52; Fam. , 4; Berra, New York. 43: Doby, Cleveland, TR - Minoso, Chicage ard = id Vernon. Washington, 5; six pleyers tied with The club's Guest Day is June 2. \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 . .8 ‘ s,8 : : ‘ | f | By MURRAY ROSE dershowers. But possible postpone-| ing Club said it will go up to the While the 32-year-old Charles will| ard said “I know he can hit. I) Chicago, May { | NEW YORK @—Ezzard Charies| ment which could force a week’'s| ball park this evening with $400,000) be seeking to accomplish what) can hit, too.” needed 11 to : = bucks the explosive power . of| setback of the 15-round title fight| in the till. Promoter Jim Norris is| eight former champions, including} It he tries to punch with Rocky in New York; Sept. 24, i heavyweight king Rocky Marciano | in Yankee Stadium was uppermost | looking for a 40,000 crowd and/ himself, have failed to do, the 29-| it will be suicide,” said Joe Louis In the same period and a 54-year-old tradition of the| im the minds of the principals and $500,000 at the gate with a break|Yearcld Marciano will be facing) who lost to both. “If he fights| Charles fought ring tonight in a final try to be-| Promoters as they anxiously peered | from the weatherman, a less potent heavyweight jinx.) Rocky like he fought me, using | s4baps. Two of J come the first ex-champion to re-| @t the sky. 4 canopy was placed! 1, sadition to the gate receipts | Oly five of 17 heavyweight rulers) his lett and moving, he has &/ losses to Nino Valdes gs Make sert plead ose, to keep the Canvas in. fighters will share (Marciano| "#¥e been able to get by a third) chance. I like Marciano in 10.” Sian i oe oe ee 0 pe cnt. Charen 2) in close| Brocton Braacr, =| geek Mm Marcane i 30% oa | Wale and to coast-to-coast s Dempsey, “ "ve vallace I's now or never for Exzard.”| | Ai tore wore ready for ban, | theater-televiston, $35,000 from the p . give Charles a chance because of /of Bob Satterfi said coManager Tom Tannas.| the gladiators were ready for box ’ ) Will Charles elect to box, hop- TH noes it'ttnis last chance and|ing’s biggest and most dramatic |Retwork (ABC) radio broadcast.|ing to hold off Rocky's ‘ulling| “°™? ® ‘activity. If Charles w he’s never been so determined be-| show. A rainstorm anda delay|and a possible bonanza from the) drives? Or will he try and match Rocky has fought a total of 12) Recky a return fore. He’s right on edge. I hope| until next Thursday meant losing | movies if the fight is sensational. | bombs with the bomber? rounds since he won the titlé by/| days. If Marciano we don't get any rain to spoil it.” | that razor edge they've drilled so te * 8 @ . flattening Walcott in 13 in | meet The forecast is for fair and/| ong for. It could put a dent in the There will be no home television Naturally Charles won't tell. . He warmer although an earlier pre-|eceipts, too. Postponements bring | of the undefeated Marciano's third) 4:4 say “I've had the idea for = diction by the weatherman called | cancellations. title defense. The bout will start) ing time how I'll fight him.” for q threat of late evening thun-| The promoting International box- | 9:30 p. m., (EST). 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Huron St. FE 2-825! ** en \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 \ FIFTY-FOUR_ - . | commercial By BEN PHLEGAR Associated Press Sports Writer | is We cerry @ complete line turn signe Rarely, has the future looked so | with self- With boone ae "17" manual +16” | rosy for the Cleveland Indians. ewitech....... switch....... | The cripples are coming ba S* Ss AUTO. SUPPLY with « bang. The club has a | 1062 W. Huron St. in Huron Centre FE 5-5311 2 Blocks West of Telegraph Open Sunday 10 a. m—2 p. ™- next eight games are against sec- ond division teams. The Indians ran their current winning streak to seven last night with a 5-1 victory over Washington | that marked the return to partial | PECIAL= SALE B.F. Goodrich SALE ENDS JULY 3 THE TIRE THAT 2 omonmweos Silvertown GUST PRICE WITHOUT TRADE-IN $72.40 | ust — SPECIAL TRADE-IN paices $ 95 $20%° Size spree ae SPECIAL TRADE-Im | 650-16 $723:40 $19.05 emer peice 640-15 21.50 16.12 7.10-15 25.05 18.790 — $ 45 740-18 27.40 20.58 6-8 | 600-15 30.10 23.57 820-15 31.40 23.55 PLUS TAX AND YOUR PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TIRE aecappasue Tint | WHITEWALLS*~—-—— FOLDING STEEL LAWN and PORCH CHAIR A $6.95 VALUE ONLY dk mavy purr sre FRAME 95 * COLORFUL CLOTH BACK & seaT tk ASSORTED COLORS: © red * green * yellow 2 bive ' FOLDS COMPACTLY FOR EASY STORAGE | action of Bobby Avila, the league's; once. | leading — | Avila, on” the bench with a to keep from a spill. management reports. TURN—Ray Goff, Saginaw motorcycle star, holder in the thrilling sport, takes a fast turn (above). “walkin’ the turn,” a stunt most motorbike riders employ Me will be among a field of fast riders at Pontiac M-59 Speedway on Friday at 8:30 p. m. Qualifying time is 7:3 p. m. Many of the area's best riders have been signed, track He delivered a single. ’ Adding joy to the Indian camp | record in either league, 18 victories back | | chipped thumb, came in as a run-|is the immediate schedule. It calls| and 6 defeats. And the last four ce | iner and —— around to bat | for 11 more games in the present | teams haven't had as much chance game hold on first place And he | ~ = Third Straight = h Birmingham's Reds and Berkley Ray Washtenaw Team Low at Knollwood Tom Talkington and Fred Ed- wards, professiona] and amateur, respectively, of Washtenaw Coun- try Club, won ‘Monday's weekly State Championship Hot Rod Races pat) Sundoy, June 7 P.M Pontiac M-59 Speedway pro-am golf tournament at Knoll- wood Country Club with a best ball of 63. Talkington had a three - under- par 69 himself, and his partner, an airlines pilot, helped with his handicap strokes on six holes. Ed- wards non-handicap total was 87. Talkington had three birdies plus an eagles three on the 432-yard 16th hole. His nines were 36-33. The Talkington - Edwards team won by thre strokes over Henry Ransom of Pine Lake and Ed Ha- ley and Al and Joe Kocsis. Ran- som and Kocsis (Al) tied for low Pipro honors at 68. two-run ; home stand, the first 8 of them {gion Baseball League games ba! TA AnF ee ee ee TWO GREAT GIFTS for DAD SPECIAL PURCHASE Men’s Regular *6” Palm Beach Oxfords nm '/End Joins Lions » | Pounds, played college football with || at Washington State. against second division teams. Cleveland hag the best home Birmingham 9, Berkley Gain Legion Teams Ready for an Early-Season Showdown Sunday set the stage for their Sunday meeting by winning their rd straight 18th District American Le- Wednesday. Birmingham scored its” 2nd straight shutout in routing Claw- son, 11-0, and Berkley nipped the Birmi Blues, 3-2, Waterford and H Valley postponed their game until tonight because of con- flict with graduation exercises. Southpaw Don Cornila tossed a 3-hitter for the Reds’ triumph, which followed Larry Milford’s similar stint last Sunday. It was Cornila's 2nd victory of the sea- son, He struck out 7 and walked 4. 1st inning with a double and the Reds tallied 6 times as 11 men batted in the 6th~inning. At Berkley, three unearned runs in the 1st frame beat the Blues. The Birmingham club got one back in the 4th and another in the 5th, but Bob Blackwell came on in relief to strike out 7 men in a row, walked one, then struck out his 8th batter to end the game. The loop’s 2 undefeated teams munity Park Lt eer 000 000 O— 0 8 3 — Reds.....311 006 x—11 160 © , Dunkel and Nolan; Cornila and maitebell. —— = ones ooo ph o—2 4 $ Berk .-300 000 x—3 § aan A Covera and Podulka, Re. kick; Becker, Blackwell and Raines. Washington State DETROIT (UP) — Howard Mc- Cants, giant end from River Roug signed a 1954 contract with the Detroit Lions today. McCants, who weighs 245 Washington State. He also was an ace basketball and track performer McCants was the No. 4 Detroit draft choice. He is the 5th rookie to sign for the 1954 season and brings the number of players the Lions have under contract for the “cago beat Philadelphia 11-6 and the Tom Beck drove in 3 runs in the | - — against the warring Indians as a band of settlers. Cleve- land is 82 against Washington, 7-1 against Philadelphia, 6-2 against Baltimore and 80 against Boston. The other two teams in the three- team American League race also won yesterday. Second place Chi- ew York Yankees edged Baltimore | 4. Last place Boston broke an eight-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory at Detroit. The New. York Giants stayed atop the National League with a 4-0 verdict over Cincinnati. Brook- yn remained a game behind by whipping Milwaukee 8-2. St.Lodis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh were rained out. Home Runs by Lou Limmer and Bill Renna helped the Athletics build a 6-4 lead in Chicago buf the White Sox wiped it out with aj} seven-run seventh as Ferris Fain hit an inside the park home run | with the bases loaded. The loss was the first for Philadelphia in six games. Hits were scarce in Baltimore wo Z met war] Fyture Looks Bright for Front Running Indians with each side getting only three, But the Yankees bunched theirs in the fifth inning for the only runs. Whitey Ford rap his string d aoitilaas, Nncdagy fe se ning his fifth game. Yogi Berra’s single, a double by Gene Woodling, a single by Irv Noren and a force out produced the runs off Duane Pillette. * - * The winning spirit of the Giants seems to be infectuous. Jim Hearn, who hadn't pitched a complete game since last August, stopped the Redlegs on four hits—all sin- gies. . * .*® The Dodgers beat the Braves into submission with home runs. They hit five, equalling the club's all time bigh for one . Duke Snider started the parade in the | first inning and Gil Hodges, Don Hoak, Pee Wee Reese and Roy Campanella joined in the fun. Campanella's homer was his first hit in 21 times at bat. His average has dropped to a mere .1638. LASH Fri. TICKETS ON SALE Featuring WORLD CHAMPION LaRUE TV and Movie Ster—IN PERSON! WISNER STADIUM - Sat. - Sun. — June 18 - 19 - 20 TWO SHOWS Set.-.end Sun.—2:30 and 8:15 (Friday Evening Only 8:15) Admission $1.25 Sponbored by Pontiac Elks Lodge 810 Kids 50¢ AT GRIFF’S GRILL Cer Bath WASH kT = } season to 37, e- INCLUDES | $ £49 | as A) ¢ ) Mylonge Sponge < i Rain Stops Racing Large Size Shamee 3 — ns cdpi abated at the Year's Supply of Cleaner eice —_—s piogesd M-59 Speedway was called | _ LIMITED SUPPLY—COME IN EARLY! Winkenst t\cec tae e =| Sizes and Widths Two big shows are wchatateal| | this weekend, Choose his favorite brand ot with motorcycles e TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 3 holding the spotlight Friday night | B.F. 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Cet yours | ‘\ $12.00 Golf Bags. . $9.65 \ . $23.98 Many types 654 8 VENIENT TERMS !§. aiotikee | Bee aa Sop Se , conan tom wer won HIN S48 ae nay a NT ce age ‘ See Burns and Allen on WIBK-TV—Monday Night—7 P.M. tan trim, N $10.95 Spalding Ardmore \ Sleeping th pair..... pesciers | - : _ HN Sic A B.F.Goodrich} Nee Zt. VWOOGrPrICnH x ‘ 111N. Perry St. FE 2-012] t \ Open Friday Nights ‘til 9 Me - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE: 17, 1954 es —A _ With other players, many of them good. * L s Second, there must be many fans stood as the two 40-plus and creak- ing warriors prepared to tee off S. Open Poses Questions today. a observers — that Hogan weakened his cl report by getting out of bed and shooting a 64 in a practice round last Saturday. This latter feat, incidentally, did much toward muddying up the | third major question which has caused tempers to flare in advance of today’s opening round. Is Bal- tusrol a regular torture chamber of a gelf course, diabolically lenth- ened and toughened to the point that it is unfair, or is it actually an old ladies’ layout waiting to be taken apart? ‘ The earliest arrivals, including Snead, played a round or two a fortnight ago and yelled in an- | It's Time Out! Kensington Park Will Hold Contest GA | thority is offering 21 trophies for “| don’t care if you have bet everything you own on the champ, you two—get out of the ring!” heaviest bass, pike and panfish caught in Kent Lake in a contest starting at 6 a.m. Saturday and closing at 10 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12. Trophies will be given for both adult and junior catches, Fisher- men 16 years and under will be considered as juniors. Headquarters is the boat rental dock on Kent Lake where catches will be weighed on a certified scale, measured and registered, from 6| ting a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Contest is open to all fishermen within Ken- the Huron - Clinton Metropolitan Authority and their families and is subject to all Michigan Fish sington Park except employes of | di Laws and Kensington Metropolitan Park regulations. Coontield Set to Defend His Trattic Crown ing of the Pontiac Traffic Club will be held Saturday at Brook- he tournament, there will be a kickers handicap, and chipping and put- contests for all non-golfers. "General chairman is Emil Still. . New managers in the American Assn. this season are Kerby Far- reli at Indianapolis and Bill Rig- ney at Minneapolis. guish at the narrow fairways and the high rough. pitch-and-putt course, this was. it. Chisox Ace Minoso Still Paces Poll = [av"tamy "| plate with 4,223. CHICAGO @—Al Dark ot the) Ce 3 New York Giants moved into the Then Hogan dropped in on his|lead today for the National Dark was named on 5,437 ballots. He passed Harold (Pee Wee) Reese. of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who was runnerup with 4,718 votes. Milwau- Legah held third _ ‘The poll's highest individual vote- getter still was Orestes (Minnie) will close July 3. Minoso of the Chicago White Sox. He has 7,114 votes, a lead of 102 over Stan Musial of the St.Louis Cardinals. In the poll's sixth tabu- lation Musial had 7,012 votes. The voting opened Friday and State Championship Hot Rod Races Heating M. 59 speedway shaky pins, surveyed the premises and said that if he ever daw a League's starting shortstop assign- ment in the 2ist All Star baseball game in Cleveland July 13. Driving Range 3 Now OPEN Michigan's Finest Lighted Range 422 es ie by Frank “Red” Wilson Large Selection of Used Golf Balls salon «eso 25c Up ' Frank Syron — Pro and Owner Nationally Known Brands regular clab" = a: Leke Road VACATION TIME s HERE! Improve Gos Mileage — get faster pickup and in- crease all-around performance! Have your car tuned by expert mechanics and tested on the latest “Sun” testing equipment to show you the exact condition of your car. 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Caster, Camber and Toe-In All Work Done on Our Bean VISUALINER with the we the most part IT paint be- FIFTY-SIX ‘ How Long Can Man Live ? Experts Believe 115 Years ‘ The Bible mentions that Me- { country. Experts also regard this considerably over 1950, the U. S rhas approximately 4,300 centenar- | } WASHINGTON — The _ United that so far has defied an exact GRONeE: : Recently some Americans have What is the maximum life span| ..unted their years well above 120.|~ | ot oll, since the start of v0 of home sapiens? A Dane, Christen Jacobsen Drak: | ; ' corded time. This, however, Escaping From Prison contrasts with the great exten- | Handless Veteran Becomes an Artist To demographers, however Not much, according to Mas-|age of 112 years. Titian, the | YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio (UP) — | most claims are highly suspect sachusetts records Venetian painter, and Fontenelle, , , . L. ck lost both | because verifiable records are Only two of the M = convicts|the French author, reached 9%. | WHAT ARE YOU — eres Der Memories frequently fail| who escaped from Massachusetts | George Bernard Shaw and John D. | FOR hands while clearing a mine field in Germany. He is now an artist. He holds brushes in the hooks he has to use for hands and paints on horizontal canvases. He has sold some of his work and given of it away. cause I want to paint,” he said. It took some ingenuity to over- come his disability. “Sometimes, in order to make the distance I have to reach as short as possible, I turn the picture thuselah lived 969 years, an age © open to varying interpretations. In the last few years age claims | have run all the way tq 148 (a davanese), 160 (the Turk Zaro | Agha), 176 (Baba Harainsingh of India), and 180 for an unidentt- | fied Russian woman. enberg, was said to have married at 111 and lived to 145. Thomas Parr (Old Parr), a Shropshire lad. | died in the reign of Charlies I at a reputed 152. as years accumulate. Also, com- munities often confer patriarchal prestige on claimants to great age, thereby inviting exaggeration. The 1940 U.S. census reported 410 persons 109 years old and ever, 150 men and 260 women. | Officials, however, caution that these figures should be taken with a large grain of salt. Eight states—all northern but one—listed no one in that cate-| ' | State Prison during the past 3 number with a skeptical eye. » Better_established seem to be | the findings of an English actu- ary early in the century. He found 3@ authentic British centen- arians in 800,000 lives. Authorities thus estimate that | this year, with the population up| Pays Few Dividends BOSTON (UP) — What chance | does @ prison escapee stand of | staying free? years remained at large And every one of the more than 300 who have escaped from Con- cord Reformatory since 1878 have been recaptured. a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1956 _ | j ians a Careful investigators suppose man's maximum longevity to be | 112 or 113 years, maybe 115. An exact figure is elusive. — Most scientists agree man’s | life span—the extreme duration of his life—has changed little, | sion modern science has won in the average length of man’s life. Few noteworthy characters in history even have approached an | Rockefeller lived well into their 9s In fact, few forms of any kind | of life exceed the century mark Trees-top 100 years, particularly oaks and the giant sequoias that : | stand First ironworks in North Amer- | turtles ica was built in Massachusetts SIDE GLANCES ts outlive man. | probably all i by Galbraith THE BERRYS DIXIE DUGAN 4 ade | by McEvoy and Strieber ai upside down,” he said. “I can’t f0ry; Wyoming, Maine, Montana, hold a palette, so I use @ sheet of | South Dakota, Rhode Island, Ver- glass.” ;ment, New Hampshire and Ne- sesh ee ee ee eg ee ae Te ee. “yarpnack’s wife was a Red vada. All the southern states Claimed inordinately large num- bers, ranging to 40 in Mississippi, | .| 41 in Alabama and 51 in Texas Ten years later the census | reported 4.475 centenarians in the | oxi | | | “We only want a plain, simple crib—it wouldn't be very smart to let our baby think we're rich!” ° by Jose Luis Salinas . * ae . by Ernie Bushmiller OH, SLUGGO ---WHAT SHALL 1 DO WITH ALL THIS DIRT? y : by Edgar Martin BOARDING HOUSE “ae ZZ LEZ BEHIND THE Ae aSO IT Kf— OM, WELL (ie Wi, DOGGONE / MESSE I BETTER Sey PAUSE AT THE CRICK ON TH’ b WAY HOME AND SEE KIN T enlhplenp sty FISH OR TWO FOR- SUPPER am gO. TOPAZ DON'T PUT 524 ME IN THE NS A PICTURE OF YN DEAR WIFE CLARISSE! OW , NWN = NT CANT BEL HOW TO GET HER GDAT ; \' ' (LL BE BACK LATER. PROMISED Joe ''D Go_ OVER AN HELP HIM Move Some . CU (Cry by Leslie Turner GRANDMA AFTER THEY'VE HAD TIME TO PIISH THAT STORY, TLL by Charles Kuhn BUT, O’ COURSE, I DON'T PLAY HOOKEY Se se: |CLEANING.” t WOULDN'T WANT T’ THINK I WAS MY NEIGH iT CRAZY ¥ Nice ARE | FRED... PLENTY OF PUNCH IN YOU WIRED HS \VES.-ALSO TO ALL THE WRITWG! BUT 1 SEE WHAT MEAN ..ITL UCH _? 7 4 ; { hk THE PONTYAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 Chrysler Dedicates New C elsea Pro S eal Grains Steady Except Wheat CHICAGO W—More light selling pressure sent wheat down on the board of trade today while the rest of the grain market either held steady or scored small gains. September, December and March wheat sank into new seasonal low ground. They recovered a part of their Joss later but could not get back to the previous close. July wheat remained several cents above the seasonal low. Wheat near the end of the first hour was ™% to % lower, July 190'4, corn \% to \% higher July $157, oats % to % higher, July 73, rye unchanged to % lower, July | lett 99, soybeans % to 3% higher, July $3.90's and lard unchanged to 2 cents a hundred pounds higher, July $15.85. CHICAGO GRAIN cyiceco (AP)—Opening grain at Dee ........ 107% July cecccces 1DO% r 111% Sep ec» 183% Soybeans Dee o-» 197% July 338% Mar cove 1004 Bep . 27 Corn Nov . - 261% July ..,0--o. 1.56% Jen - 254% Sep - 182 Lard Dec oo. .ee 141% July ........16.00 Mae . .ceeces 148% Sep ........43% Oats Get ....0.- PS July . oo -12% Nov ... ....12%S Sep A le Dec : 12.95 Dec nt | Boybean Oil | Rye duly ........1410 July 99', Bep 12 33 Sep 1.02% Oct 1.31 sired better quality receipts teen head 13 & barrows and ho sold 2 rs % cents lower ot 21.75, but mot enough DETROIT @—Motor vehicle pro- Produce ee eet ate eens | duction is continuing on a reduced DETROIT PRODUCE a ee 3.00- |level, Automotive News reported DETROIT (UP)—Wholesale. prices on | Callie salable 109 Market nominally | today, farmers’ markets reported unchanged today. Compared last re The trade pape i J a of markets: cag: teoeet eve, Gemeed sether nar r said U. S tae- yee soe |S See Serer cere tae | erie le ae Pea Te 6.00 bu: I, 3.00-3.50 bu, cents lower; cows fully | 967 cars and 20,179 trucks. Last Stecle atv ; Ne. - | 50 cents lower; bulls mostly 1.00 lower. . i 3.00 a, f.- a 1, “hie stockers and feoders oot, ra bulk week 113,568 cars and 20,105 trucks ¢ 4 6 . - ; sev- 2 $e cane. Gtewterrion. Ho. 1. 6.604.00 cal Loe ccs ona prime b42s.| were built. " ;: bulk commercial and good steers Vegetables: Asparagus, No. 1, 1.28-1.50/ 17 56.31 60: limited ly good and DETROIT POULTRY des. behs. Beets, No. 1. 1.00-1.35 dos. | choice fed heifers 18.00- oe: bulk utility Prices pound bens. Brecceli, Ne. 1 2.00-380 \% bu. Cab-| seq lew commercial gresay ond short |, CSTRORT (AP) pees pee bage, No. 1, 1.60-1.35 bu. Cauliflower, | fed steers and heifers 14 90-16.00; some tob, Dettrett for No | quality live No. 1, 1.95-9.60 bu. Chives. No. 1, 1.00-| cutter kinds down to 10.00 or below; | POMMTy wp te Mom Oo ie ue-tt: 128 dos. behs .Kohirabi. No. 1, 1.80-1.19 | bulk wtility end commercial cows 11.00- | ,.eO"Z name org ve etna ho comes bu.; Leeks No. 1, 1.50 dos belis. Onions| 13.50; camners and cutters mostly % 50 —_ os 1-38 Barred Rocks No. 1, .15-00 dos. behs. Parsley, | 11.50; mized cutter and utility cows at Thebt broilers or fryers 20; old 0. 1, .90-1.00 dos. behs. Potatoes No. '.| 11.00-13.00; few lightweight grassy caB- | Posters 14-18: *% young 1.20-1.35 50-Ib. bag, radishes, red, fancy,| ners 8.00 PB bulk ty and yar t hens 29 b 1.00 dos. behs; No. 1. .10-96 dos. behs:| commercial Dduils 14.00-18 80 Jauaet: Market weak on hens. Sup- Tomatoes, NO. 1, 2.75-280 8-Ib. ht eutter bulls down to 10.00; bulk | pies and 4 Pryers appear bskt. Turnd No. 1, 1.00-1.25 dos. beha. and choice stock calves and ye@T- | steady at the inside of r squash, | . Mo, 1, 2.00 pk.; summer 20.00-22.00; severs! lots medium to with good quality offerings moving tal. No. 1, 2.00 4 low good kinds a ge gg load put receipts at the tep of the price Lett and choice 333 ib © calves | range barely steady a salable 35 CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO (AP)- hens, barely steady Of | ceipts 425 coops. fob | unchanged to | lower 20. light hens 15-16 old roosters 145-15, 7%. Today's market lower; early sales 33.00 down - Demead y, VYealers 00 lower; bulk 30.00-23.00: week's | : = Sr 34.00 late: | 4 28 oS a 14.00.20,00; | 37-38 Todiiy's Lantos | prices heavy hens 17- fryers or broilers caponettes market c last | CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS DETROIT EGGS v: spatty, demand ner-| CHICAGO (AP) — Butter steady, re- DETROIT (AP)—Eggs. f o b. Detroit.| row for slaughter lambs, 1.00-2 60 lower: | ceipts 1.477.189. wholesale buying prices cases included, federal-state grades sheep $0 cents to 1.00 lower; bulk high | unc ed, 93 score AA 865, 92 A 56.5, Whites — Grade A. jumbo 46-48 to prime native spring lambs 22.00- | 99 5 ts “@ 9C 49: cars: 90 B 845; Weighted average 46%: large 43-44. 00, small lot 2.00: utility and low cs wid. av. 43%: medium 36-37. wid. av. | good ingers §18.00-21.00; bulk leg Eges top firm: balance steady; re- 36%; small 29, grade B, large 37-38. | and © . No 1 skins 16.00- | points 12.463; wholesale sell ites wtd. av. 19.00: week's early top 20.00; cull to/| unchanged to 1% her. of . ‘: wns—Grade A. jumbo 45, large 41- | choice ewes late 400-8 00 | 60-499 per cent A's, 365: mined Me. 42, wtd. av. 41; medium 36. small 29 US mediums 315: U8. standerds 3058; grade = Pg 4, grade C, large 27 CHICAGO POTATOES current receipts 285 dirlies 273, checks Chee | 36 = Comment: Market steady Distributed hg og ag Sm rfl niaasrng 4 demand improved. Reciepts and offer- | supplt de : de 4 good; market . a ings not large but adequate There | steady, firm for best. can.| Frederick the Great had his stil) is resistance to paying the prices at the top of the renge for the de- Alabama Pontiacs 3.69.95 Arizona round reds 3 coffee made with champagne in- Dakotas 369. | ead of water. 78-4.00 The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac Famous Never Before a Refrigerator THIS LARGE AT A PRICE SO SMALL! New, Big Family-Size 9.5 Cu. Ft. KELVINATOR — Ne GOOD HOUSEKEEPI Open Daily 9 to 5:30—Fridays 9 to 9 (Except Service Dept.) 51 W. HURON STREET ] Brands at Lowest Prices! 199° IMAGINE ALL THIS AT THIS LOW PRICE... % Built to Kelvinator’s world-famous stand- ords of quality — not built simply to “meet o price.” " gf Exceptional storage space and frozen- food-keeping space, yet beautifully streamlined to take no more kitchen spoce than old-style "6". ~~ te Modern full-width freezer chest and sliding full-width meat tray. % Spacious door shelves, extra space for toll bottles, large twin crispers. . % Top-quality porcelain interior, welded- steel cabinet, rich Permalux finish thot won't crack, chip, or change color. _%& More thon 16 sq. ft. shelf area. 5-YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEED. 90 Days Same as Cash Long Easy Terms "Shop FE 4.1555 —Live poultry week op — CHRYSLER TEST TRACK — Five passenger cars in a group speed around Chrysler's new 4.7-mile concrete oval test track at Market Narrow by Afternoon NEW YORK ® — The stock market faltered and turned mixed in the early afternoon today after a higher start. Yesterday the market hit a new | high since 1929, and it continued ito march ahead at the’ ppening | today. After the opening rush of buying orders was absorbed, the -pace slackened and prices started to move away from. their tops. By learly afternoon the market was | mixed. Prices spread out over a range of between 1 and 2 points in either | direction. New York Stocks Admiral 196 Kelsey Hay 20 Air Reduce 272 Kennecott so Alleg L Stl 335 Kimb Clk 6 Allied Ch aa@ Kresge 32 | Allied Btre ... 45.6 Kroger - a | Allis Chal ... 576 LOF Glass . 82 | Alum Ltd . a7 Lit MeN AL 8 Alum Co Am , 704 Ligg & Mey 2 Am Alirlin 123 Leckh Aire ., 33 Am Can 44—CCOLoews 18 Am Cyan 47 Lone 8 Cem 37 Am Qas & El] 244 Mack Trucks 14 Am Loco .. 189 Marsh Pieid 28 | Am N Gas 447 Martin Ol ri] Am Rad 18 May D Str 313 Am Smelt yg Mead Cp 36.7 | Am Bt! Pd 103 Mid Cont Pet #96 | Am Tel & Tel 166 Monsan Ch = 90.4 am T _ o@ Mont Ward 62.1 Anac Cop 112 Moter Pd 172 At 19. Mot Wheel 23.2 Atchison in! Motorola 30 Atl Refin 344q Mueller Br 24.3 Atlas Pdr 451 Murray Cp 216 Avoc Mfg 5 Nat Bise 403 Bald Lima Net Cash R T76 Ralt & Ohio 327 Nat Dairy i Bendix Ay “oo ct Benguet a at 68) . 635 =e as “egg Nat Thea. 11 Roeing Airp 433 MY Air Brk 19.1 Bohn Alum 213 NY Central .. 23.1 Bong wire 2) MPa: Bee Was hn ie os Briggs Mf EE many nag Brist My 24 Nor Sta Pw 15.1 Ohio OU 4 Brun Balke 43 Budd Co 125 Packard 34 Burr Add at fe ne | Param Pict 32.7 Calum & H 92 }Can Dry 1 pe Pee mney (JC) Se, ae MT ema. Mas Cat : Pepsi Cola 18.7 Carer ** 88 Phe D 34.6 i9¢ Ches & Ohio | 34.7 Enice = Chi & Nw nN? Philtp Mor 6 Chrysler... 616 pills Mille’. e168 Cittes Bre ....163.8 pig Plate G1 | 541 imax Mo ... 486 Cluctt Pea |. 337 peg ots Coca Cola . 118 ease On a3 nea 4642 RKO Pic e1 [= ses 143 Radio Cp 28 3 Prose oz aps Rem Rand 183 Ceasar Pe a nat Motors 27 | Cont Can .. 687 eee Ban pg | fon _ a St Jos Lead 40 shat Ms Seovill Mf 281 pots 147 Seab Al RR §73 {cru 282 Sears Roeb 47 |; Curtiss Wr 94 hell © Det Eats 123 Simmons 33 hg pl no Binciatr 01! 425 a! ¥-Vae_... 434 uu t pa) | Ragle Pich | 223 ~ os ° $04 Bast Air L.... 23.7 Sperry se4 Beotm Kod $9 gtd Brand... 331 = page le * oe} m4 oil sree 63.1 Std O11 Ind aoe | | se hones 16 _ Std Oo NJ . 4 i aed — fe — Ohio.. 1 tu aker 46 j | cr oO 42 guth Pap ; ee Skee gr ne oust Aa Co. 48 Bylv El Pa 353 Be aiace, wee oie be | s Tex O Bul 2 | Gen Mot .. 11.3 Thomp Pd oe pe od Big lr — a pond re ran : Gen Tel 42 Transamer 33.3 Gen Time 7295 Twent C Pox. 195 Gen T & Rub 73 Underwood m4 Goetel wr”. a Un Gace - 4 Jn Pac ..1é | rich ..... 92 Unit Air Lin. ..227 Goodyear -- A@ Unit Aire 6} De Hee AE 3 Unit Fruit “07 t : > z tn Gar tm os Bl Gt West 8..., 19 , { ht hy 131 5 r ' * is u 574 U 8 Smeit 50.8 fe wee Ee algreen 4 | sew gi ar re | we B Pic. 15.2 Her . e Pul 31 te 47 West Un Tei.. 405 Inland 8t) . BO Westg A Brk.. 252 pre Be Soe ma Bt r 464 W Mot M5 Int Marv .,... 322, «Woodworth 42.1 Int Wick 422 Yale & Tow. 462 Int Paper... Young 6 & W 1 Int Tel & Tel.. 182 Yngst Sh & T 41 Pi 4 2 Zenith Red 67.5 News in Brief Charlies Pinkney Jr., %5, of De- troit, was sentenced to 30 days in Oakland County Jail and was fined $75 and $25 costs Wednesday for dumping refuse on a Farmington _Township highway. Justice Allen C. Ingle said Pinkney will serve 90 days if the fine is not paid. A black English imperial bicycle, valued at $60, was reported stolen yesterday from S. Perry and Water Sts, by the owner, Victor Senavey of 814 Monticello Ave., according to Pontiac Police. Square and Reund Dance Fri- day, June 18, 9 p. m. Oxbow Lake Pavilion. Sponsor Pontiac Shrine finest store for gentlemen prefer the finer things. Open every night ‘til 9 p m. Plenty of free parking. Adv | Sf your friend’s im jail and needs or Ph. MA §-4031, Guy Carter. Diamond Rings, 20% off. Georges-Newports, Jewelry Dept. —Adyv. Three Sisters Market. 608 West Huron. Look for our display ad in tonight's paper. Ady. We have room alr conditioners. Hampton Electric. 825 W. Huron —Adv. Rummage Sale, 23 Pine, Sat. § a. m. O. E. 8. Clarkston. -—Adv Rummage Sale, Saturday & te 12. Congregationa) Church. —Adv. Business Notes: Food Prices Hit 3-Month Low Dun & Bradstreet Report Shows Week's Decline of 1.8 Per Cent NEW YORK \#—Wholesale food |prices as | measured by Dun & Bradstreet declined 18 per cent this week to their lowest level in more than three months. |wholesale food price index com- * | pared with $7.36 a week ago. Down for the third week in a row, it was at its lowest point since the $7.21 recorded March 2. It was 11 per cent higher than the year-ago index of $6.51. The index represents the total icost at wholesale of 31 foods in common use. Higher this week oats, cheese and éggs. Lower were flour, wheat, rye, hams, bellies, lard, butter, sugar, coffee, tea, cocoa, steers, hogs and lambs. “Phe stock exchange firm of Arthur Wiesenberger & Co. of. more than 10 billion dollars of as- sets and at least four million investor accounts will be serv- iced by investment companies and mutual funds in the US. by 1960. This amount is double the present asset figures and 1,000 per cent more than in 1940, when _4nvestment._ companies____ began their présent period of growth. 6 15 6 Indust Rails Utils Stocks| According to the firm, invest- Noon “today 108 vi 603 138 , ment company assets totaled one Week ago. ....10¢h 997 883 1224 billion dollars in 1940, rose to Ventas. tssh $83 8 69] Seeded three billion dollars in joes Rieh sive} 999 088 inna; Coeded three billion dollars in 954 low....... 43.4 778 884 1680) 1950, and five billion dollars in 1953 high....... 1818 936 888 1163) 4969 lew........ 1302 1328 $08 008 . ff STOCKS | Pigures after Socnad my are the To Confer on Defense | Reldwin Rubbers ...... f 6"t33| LANSING (UP) — Col. Ted E | BBA... ate 24 «13¢) Enter, U. S. defense mobilization Kingston Prodacts*, = 24 24| official, will confer with state and Midwest Abrasives 44 62 local officials Friday on civil de- weraes 44 ts +* fense measures that can be taken Wa Serew* , Ke. sale; bid and asked. > to combat possible atomic attack. vin . | bail, Ph. PE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell, | At $7.23, the Dun & Bradstreet | were corn, . “New “York “predicted today that ~ ————————— __FIFTY-SEVEN rounds |Chersers new proving round meer Cs, Gas Turbine By ROBERT B. TARR New official speed records, an impressive display of all the cor- poration’s products, and first pub- lic showing of its gas turbine . en passenger car marked the ded- ication of Chrysier’s 4,000 - acre proving ground at Chelsea Wednes- day. The turbine, which can burn a kerosene - type fuel instead of the more expensive refined gasoline, was mounted in a 194 Plymouth Belvedere sedan for its first pub- lic appearance. Chrysler engineers said the tur- bine has averaged 14.9 miles per gallon of fuct at a speed of 4 miles an hour in recent read tests, “It still is too early to tell what fuel economy levels are likely to be attained,” said George J. Hueb- ner, Chrysler executive engineer. Some 700 news writers and ra- dio and television representatives saw Jack McGrath of Glendale, Calif., send his Indianapolis Speed- | way racer around the 4.7 mile oval track at 179.385 miles an hour. Behind him were Troy Rutt- }man of Salem, Ind., Bill Vukevich, of Fresno, Calif., and Jimmy Bry- 'an of Phoenix, Ariz., all partici- pants in the Indianapolis classic. Rettman wa sclocked at 174.762 miles an hour; Vukovich at 170.2384 and Bryan at 166.342. All of them bettered the former closed course record of 148.17 miles an hour made in 1927 by Leon Duray. All’ raced individually against the clock. Another record to fall was the 24 hour speed and = endurance mark for stock cars. A team of drivers, headed by Tony Betten- hausen, of Tinly Park, Ill., drove a 194 Chrysler stock model at an average speed of 118.184 miles an hour to pile up a total of 2,836.42 miles for the 24 hour grind. The, pr€&vious stock car 24 hour record was an average of 89.89 | with a total of 2.157 miles piled up at Indianapolis last year Another high speed perform. ance was presented by Betty | Skelton, 27 year old airplane and | racing car pilot. She set a wom, en's speed mark for a closed ; course at 143.44 miles an hour driving a Dodge sports car,. It stands as a women’s record, be- ing the first such time trial su- pervised hy the contest board of the American Automobile Asso- ciation. Chrysler, has two gas turbines under test, and both were driven 1,000 Catholic Laymen to Attend International GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago will be principal speaker at the closing of the Serra International here July #10, it was announced today. More than 1,000 Catholic laymen from all parts of the U.S. are ex- pected to attend the convention. Maj. Gen. Patrick Ryan, chief of Army chaplains, will be toast- master at the banquet, Judge to Sentence Man for Negligant Homicide COLDWATER (#—Circuit Judge Mark Andrews set June 29 as the date for sentencing Paul Baker, 36, Wednesday of negligent homicide in the April 5 traffic death of Frank Yesh, 70, also of Bronson. Named to Commission LANSING (UP)—James H. M%& ughliri, Grand Rapids, today was appointed as a member of the Workmen's Compensation Commis- sion by Gov. G. Mennen Williams. 3 of ‘Bronson, who was found guilty |. New Speed Records Set; Is Unveiled he said. Operation of the proving grounds around the clock requires a staff of 235 persons. Death Nofices — PBBP PEI ANDERSON. JUNE 14, 1964, HER- bert, 63 W. Fairmont, age 44; be- Mrs, Adelie Anderson, dear father of Robert. Anderson; dear wn Nam and Leslie . Mra. rrie and Mra. Ghiriey Litehett, Puneral will be held Geturday, June 19, at 16 am. from St. Michaels Charch with in- June 19. at the Voorhees-Sinle Chapel et 2 p. m. with Rev. John Mulder officiating. Interment at Perry Mt. Park Cemetery Donovan tlt le tn state at the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. MAYS. JUNE 15. 1054, LORETTA, 249 Harrison Street: beloved ifn- fant daughter of Mr and Mre - Cllde Mays: dear sister of Mau- rice, Delorse, Marte and Marlee Mavs Prayer service will be held Thursday. June 17 at the Pratik Carruthers Punere! Home at 3 p m with Rev Charles H. Peo ples officiating. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery MARSHALL. JUNE 15. 1954 MR® Laura. 88 Chapman 86treet, age 17. beloved mother of Joel Mar- shall Charles Henry Kenneth Rov Rose Lee and Alfred Mar- shall: dear sister of A.C. Rinkins sod Mra Jehnnte Reynolds and Mra. Theresa. Marshall. Punera! will be held Saturday. June 19 et 2 p.m. at the Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Richard # officiating. dence a Pontiac. Michigan rangements by the ruthers Funeral Home MipDI ETON JUNE 16. 1984 CAR- rie M. 207 Oliver Bt. age 79 beloved mother of Mrs. Alberta Ralisbury, Mra Giadye Conklin Mra. Lily Dicke Wire Mary Ree Mrs Afice Etsholz. Mrs Theims Wettertund Mre Prances Davis and Thomas Middleton, Puneral will be held Saturday June 19, at 1 p.m. at the Donelson-Johne Puneral Home. with interment at White Chanel Cemetery. Mre Middleton may he seen at the nq-—Funeral Home Frank Car- RIVFY JUNE 15 1954. MARY J. 144M. Laneer Mtreet, ace 92: be- Levis Por- ‘. Pu- with terment at Mrs. Rilev will le Allen's Prneral Orion. Michigan a Vawariorr JUNE 16 PA Staniey. 459. Orchard Lake Ave. infant son of Mr and Mrs pr cust Vangeloff: dear brother © Kiathiven __gnd_ Robert Vangeloff. Graveside service wee held thie morning at 10 8. ™ at Oak I Cemetery with Rev Austin Kiser offictatine Puneral srrangements by the Dudlev Moore Proneral Home, Auburn Heights. Michigan. 1 tn state at the Home. Lake Card of Thanks WE ARE CERELY « to ant for thetr kind acts of eympethy our ead bereavement of our - father. Michael Wall « \ ‘ ' ~ q ~ 7 % pe ia - s _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 2 . — 7 , Quarters Wanted Real Estate 32A Help Wanted Male 6 _Help Wanted Female 7| Work Wassad Male 10 10] CARNIVAL by Dick Turner) Lost & Found ——24/ Share Living 30 an y ne nthe PPE PP PPP |) PPP LPL LPP PPP EPP LOST MALE COLLIE TAKEN | LADY WITH HAPPY rea- -LISiTs ) TIMEX - ‘BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED. | MAN WANTS, ANY TYPE OF |” ‘April 17. reward. Informe-| to share my Weel side, Tee aia ANTED PART 1 ER | Salary paid, PE 36221. 7 Mate rescun cathe | _tioe ae oqpatlg, | Retesy ; _ we Bay, ta wr Fade SALESMAN "© |" CURB GIRLS wie | . Tag, SLTOLD 1 VICHY OF | WonixG-LabY WILL SHARE | H. & Newingham, a i ~~ | iin 8 a's Sd pie? sach eveming. | SnSr"is'yeate od apely per = 5 oR HRE : TORTOISE” SWELL OLAGE | _sied eps. FE eal bette 2 ee Donelson- ohns} “2"%."2"% per “week and - TED'S: _ FE 6-1681. se, Beturday. around Pontiac. | WILL CARE POR NE CHILD. STINGS WANTED i| have “Topearance, ood per _Woodwerg_ot_Sqnere Leake R4. ed , . Lost: BROWN SAMSONITE SUTT- Sg eer a ust end Komen needed for Voorhees'Siple| ii parse stn on| tr seaman me PES "| 8, ta Bret feo Sey “tad ene, S| Mee Tremere S| "an = giving age, ee eee TRU AND HA IDE FROM M-5® lade de ours SALESMAN 70 TO TAKE “ealeteria Please ve crogrence, i a te wante bene adr LADtes BELFOLD VIBE Olned Willams | take Re gt? 5 oEe Red Horse émbutense tan or Moter| Soa. eclieet. Call Wednesaay CURB GIRL, MUST BE OVER 18 | 5-poys hve eT eA eho nD mosey’ and retura pepe't Real Estate between 7 and a Oe PR 40008. ee Drive-in, 2670 Au- | est any kind of wort, Expert. 7. ee. Sac tome and FE 4-2252 1. enced on farm c Tt: ARAREET. GRAYISH RESID: Cemetery Lots 5 | Unusual opportunity tor e® Sime. | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, AP-|3 ROYs WILL DO GARDEN WORK a> > dhegedaeaindlcvaaad 7 a ° hom a with iy| ply in person 4845 Dixie Hwy | ciean basement. Mow lawn, FE me. Me ca Boe snarer ets = “ESTs Great See| Sree Tae | Mareen BR OR — Work Wad Female il a tat ak Aa ge ‘ ssecrifice for quick | experience helpful. Position offers time work, PE 30031. . . 0 e Masseur 24A 8:3 oe le = ee caster forgavensement Cece Bets SXPEAtENceD WOMAN WANTS! aNnY KIND OF DAY WORK EX. Ex. toe SDeD BY too fer out, roan. Wie ns. | sssistance given Age 1830. Bee do laundry Ellen, PE 01219. | “vey oltice wort, PE 20%. omer yeS Prana Msgssee. JOLY WE Miadenet Sc8s"ef" geval" Gat | EXPERIENCED MAID” "oTAY 3 |—“sany arpuing. Wr. DaYa— 4 ee pee ee ee | We neo, Her — 4 mous oe Aaa. “aru. ary. Mo lauodry, Went side, Poo. CLERK What 7S cRcETEDS &P FAS PREeg SOR ‘ec terms are Ecodie OL aN On AM BEE | fee, Glnaing “sorting eyo qpartment experience desirable = ROY KNAUF, Realtor BOX REPLIES a ae ———— = | _ POtorences. Fee aEaaPOR vious employment end salary re At 10 a.m. today a ge Ting foot er a, iho Oe ee Bons ty ~ Welle Sootins Brees. there were replies at Fight mea, — tebe chant ot dap XPERIENCED arte FOR \Serk, Reterenses rE ae i following senett eee SALESMEN alt FENEaiae. Seinen’ ie on. “enced ——— We Have An Opportunity i - a eT ag ee ‘for the 4, 10, 46, 57, 58, 66, 67, And Want YouT{ [ BAPTIST S81, 96, 100. 101, 113, ™ yorum ! ia scmser Waitress sors — * sie, oat sary with for ceiling oe on | Geadwice. Shop. . 1018 Joslyn. armel we LADY” own - ae oily eS inn | BRPRMTENCER PNAC TEAL tamer ve come fact ie \ @ «Yen are t between 30 and 00. e week, invalid. mr . Pull or e._ FE +3229 esk for Tec McCullough. Boatine’ Press expeantele eng ee “Bud” HAVE BUYERS FOR The Pontiac Press ir 0 Cait, ofo"s 8 BARRY | FULL OR PART Time WaAiT:|2XPERIENCED HIGH sCHOOL -| Francis E, “Bud Miller ress. Prand end Esther's, $77 girt — an d Realtor Gan we tow Soden wadin biel FE 17-0658 _Aubura_ Ave FOR WANT ADS j | porno eae sTonm | either city or suburban, + ; ” : . 8 Young 7 Men OTR. on wopexy ron warrngaa | OWL 18, WANTS BABY SIFTING “Other boarders. just sing me lee enn ns em : DIAL FE 2-81 } 2 SOME “EN Le hag : ee. _\ 1 to §| rom Gardens area with Opportunities for men “STEADY EMPLOY Girt, 15 , Wants BABY siTTING 1 ° and garage. . ; - SUNDAY, HOLIDAY OR Fe > Building Servic 12 Landscapin 18A 5% MORTGAGES : 5 d rmanent tes e £ From 8 a.m, to 5 p.™. who desire permanent! Svenino worK APOLY AT! Sint Salete BABY arering we | ens Service 12 IN FARMS OR SUBURBAN, trom | Income om lake or house jobs with advancemenf.| ONCE. «6 JUKER B cvaties, OF 500 ING LANDSCAPING, CLEAN UP M% acre with 100 ft. frontage, no| with At least 6 roome C Rig ag lify will | Ginc as MOTHER'S HELPER | OIRL 16 WANTS BABY atttina REMODELING work. FE +6196 eppraisal_or a5) down. a he Men who on-quee Fw ee ve in. —* room $%% in vicinity of Oxford snd | GARAGES i) MODERNIZATION | (WnMOWING. REASONABLE. B. dD. CHA! LES Call J. A. Taylor, Realtor, PE 42544 essumes Do : White. Li eville OAkiand 6-3195 FREE ATES— TERMS rete for errors other be factory trained by one| days. Christian home, MI 45762 —_. PE P31. Routtediec Society bar: “am WILL BUY List YOUR fran te camecl the charges te world’s 1 t HousEWORK. Live IN. PRIVATE Glki, DESIRES WORK As SHORT STOPPERT & CECIL TREE SPRAYING | OE tees bees PE roy vein % for thet ad - of the WOrls 6 arges bath TV, Must be enced. FE ¢1451 ré¢ 4380 Diste Hwy. Draytos Plaine M eye eeds and shrubs. ba! bod Dormeyer mixer F. McKINNE ; i By manufacturers in its over ou be ork jie ae tS a ; WATTS | ee DER Prd payen |_cal Ol 340g . or $18.88 dep fryer, just u 5 Unlimited $ Oftice «8800 Commerce Ra. Vowaen ; , ae Pn MEN TO |_ Work daytime only, PE 21922 : De, FLOOR ; ag bottles aa Po. Pontiac EM 3-3313 of § Beret a be sure to “ee Over , pene ‘ " oonsress “BMD Pam {re- mm og het ly WANTS _Soeae ant Taisiing. Phase 7S _ Moving & Trucking 1 19 couttenane thos ‘For immediate UNiv,_1-$708 “oat _sambore Caeee ae Asli a | sovscllog lavelved. Bern 6500/8 hou . __ Buildin Supplies 12A ALL KINDS OF HAULING. PICK ee oe licamnn ee ’ USECLEANINO INO AND P Ai T- g Y Fioleinene water 4) tioning. Apply William-| fo pare tine, Bos" me. 0 | MEQORG RminGrd pa? fans | oes, SUpple® VA) ant nPtastetn Gui.” FE OFINSON, Realtor Wanted Chosind time for advertise- son Furnace Supply, 111) ——== MAJESTIC. men: time BOL ORL, 7. rau .vEa et ! « Sg ge FE 4-2533 Listings ents containing type sises S. Saginaw. DINER HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY AU- : ree sn. Gh pean. vanes. 17-0150 anytime. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Rireer than regular agate — @—e-nbre @ enced waitress for }0| burn Heights of Rochester, PE anems beuse or imeem. | — ins sats a =— sg ee i tyoe te 12 o'clock owe the T |GATURDAY BARBER WANTED 4 Need oxpericnced Satsess for to] Gantz _ your” Dasement hots tim curn,| DUMP TRUCE sEAVicE. ~~ | CASH FOR TAND CONTRACTS. A} w weik wiktsiae Sibe day previous to publication. Ph ears of age Trar portation | pro- HOUSE GLEAMING Dave. ti HR. | nance A-i building materials at -— Vea Dixie Hwy. OR ented. good ED A BETTER J08? z after TNCINER ATORS CLEANED. | CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED| 3.1555 property. We have cliente Transient Want Ads may Would seu consteer Gs per mente | sitet. Soe or coll Larry serait ee IN wy wou oo Pome Presa ey ey et eeeliheemenlinieaed Roe i CASH homes, and can give, you gsed we te 6 ent? I need 3 men ATs ween 6b — t ; Si "ar pettesbeon Senter Sag es as | ys Looy pervert weg) “PEE Business Services _ 13] tiowr navLind.y YARDS OF | "a rom, FOUR sinies the Dreeaa Corel are be RATES ested in permanent em ment some sales ability. FE 5-8942 be- LabY ways oa BY Day. |~~ lack dirt or pest. Rubbish, tn- Wd. Household Goods 2 ve LAND CON sea", Des's Dave @ Dave fee! Baie 6 O° Bt MAT. Pow econ 1 & 430 pm. 8% dave. Tits oe WORK FE | “CZ,ASPHALT PAVING & PENE- _Sinerator “servige. OR $4518. Nicholie & Harger Co. —— ee allie aie tek tee mee OE a LET Us BUY IT OR AUCTION IT | 33 W. Huron St. Phone FE $8183 F, C Wood Co ey et sting re for you OA 6-288) WE HAVE = ° 3 %3 Sa 4 Tangible—Intangible eS l \rnurod EOORAPHING. TY PNG. ¥ - tionT HAULING. ODD JOBS, ont oe pon ae a LARD St $200,000 REALTOR s He) rer} a $150 WEEKLY qieswomen Fant Si SeCRBT ARIAT ANB wow ond 1 Mans PE 1-007 | LiGHT HAULING, HANDY-MAN farattere buyers, cach walling. | ae cur eiepecal to purchase ope Cor. ot Williams Lake Rd & M-59 $ fh be tee With 2 opportunity for advance | uperienced pref-rred. Position te lerical work by experienced rir! ALL MAKES OF work. Reasonable. PE 2-3664. or seasoned land contracts for 1238 Office s 32 67 .“ ment eo beve just added « permanent with better than aver- Well qualified wi references. . 7 = ~ Liou? HA’ ; URNIT E our clients. See me before WILL B oe 30 60 ‘7 rovelationery eet to our line.| age hours Also ave salary and Av after 13 noon. For in SSHING DAD ages delivered. PE. ¢-1030. F Js URE N EDED sell, ASK FOR BOB anseal ba buildings. 108 Ford ead aed Ag __ermetes coe Fe te -| WASHING MACHINES | ficst ano VY TRUCEING.| fp “Guar web ‘tay “sutrisht ‘or Sot 38. Bireiaghem Office Commisions cronce. oe ARTHURS ” Seats day wort. Dullar heer eve IRONERS & MOTORS —Rubddise healed. FE 3-0003. 7 welt iter it or Zou, 8. 3 Combentty | TOU SUF B-WELL nevnE Rent Apts. Furnished 33 draw advance or : portation. . REPAIRED Ciont : {UBBISH AND Ph. Midwest 4-0844 FE +9711 for appointment oN. Saginaw Bt. Press a PHONE FE 4-2569 ashes Tree . ae wane To Bor ALL TYPES MAHAN ~ 1 ROOM. MODERN ADULTS SCHOOL GIRL WANTS SUMMER fFalton's 51 N. Parke VET WITH 3 TON STAKE . Ph. FE only. 121 Lafayette. Private en- H ilton — $$ job. MEilrose 17-1323 CIANCE SERVICE -ODELLCARTA WANTED FURNITURE REALTY Co, Ss trance on Cass. FE 32-1436. 373 wanTep TELEPHONE SCHOOL TEACHER with tYp-| APPLIAN SER —~O’DELL TAGE ay we tor — Evenings and Sundays T ROOM IRD FLOOR BACHELOR BOR BACHETOR -- BALESWOMAN EXPERIENCED | Ine cuperieace Gesires office or | We service all makes of refriger| +4) an, Leng Distance Moving sale and want peomat cour. W er 4 UCT ENGINEER only. Good commission, FE ¢1018 Call PE, ‘basse afters Zi, LO gen Phone FE teous service and the bight anted Real Estate 32A 7 ROOMS ON Be LINE-ABULTS Peer, Ee | iatet tarmac hoy | ieee pa | Meese me | Tes SALES 7 =e Help Wanted Male 6 renaed, “paoongs: | WANTED EXPERIESCED, Nice | veemts summer work. PEs Wis ALL MAKES OF POONTAIN Pans | - Dish |} T&S SALES CO. ATTENTION! sect wre stv MEDI - 8 " itch Treat. NTED WASHIN “Ty - v men We need listings. Office now open, i ROOM APARTMENT. ADULTS nee COMPANY MANUPACTUR- st orchard ‘Labo Ad. Keoge fy WASHINGS, NO IRON-| SrPeune OT ree A Trucks to Rent USED PORNITURE borer. oe. ae ee ee oe . 10TH 7. 4 A te to mennge men's) AnD AEERMEBLIOS POR Marbor, WasutiNos aN AND ROwDNOS WARK o_o. Prone Pe — wei | Sm ainckent ay ed eB S| tae ieecethies |"aihnnd meres eet | Wal WABHIN ENCHING — der | RoSut APARTMENT. ADULTE rebiy aneres & peowoss PATED IND BTRI BS. Steady and part time Morey's Wal .L WASHING AND PAINTING “A | B TREN I % vo See 1% ca Stakes | ~ — Dorothy Snyder Lavender | Room $2 end 30 Must fursish refer. IDEAL CONDI- Golf and Riding Club, 2280 by man and wife FE 5-564) Pootings, water lines, field tile, LAWN MOWERS BOUGHT AND REALTOR only. 80 Lafayette. : i Extensive . eon Bes ino” BIN my INSURANCE wire Ra eee aT. WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. 67 PE 5-00. aEWCWA Pontiac Maren as and sold, repaired and sharpened. FE | 3140 W. Huror st FE 3-411 3% ROOMS, COUPLE PREFER. 7 e HITE, “lo @ fare. PE 5-2510 ACE TREE +-5284. : 7306 after 5: 2 * Wrue Pontiac Press Oks nmPiies CONFL- ress days, MA 5-755! Wasttinon, Sn WATER USED. | _™ing. Free estim Sy be the | 27188. Industrial Tractor Co. SEVERAL HUNDRED CASH J ROOM APT. PARTLY FUR : . OF AW | AIPLY: . WANTED | NIONT cone Ki) +4168 BULLDOZING, | SaaVATING ake AND FE ¢046) — FE 61442 SH Girt wanted in a 2 = ‘IN nished. 67 Henderson. ti ° ——— — EO i “ee we 00 to ote o wect?| = LL MeRAR, PERSONNEL | wet prive In 3201 Hagerty roan, wiTH CHILD" WANTs | _dump_ truck oe TWO AO TNTon +4417, REDUCED RATES | _¥¢ aad Long —_ No 7 AND 3 ROOMS, ADULTE ORLY: ‘ are eenet ans der eream AMERICAN’ TOROING AND) Hwy. Walled Lake 7 | through Prior set wit stay| BEACH CLEANING | | carge vento serve you. smith! Wa N TED NIONT CRAWLERS. 24 HOURS yr a pet gt al ai 7 meee? If interested apply e TOAN iernaallip ip LF oe. gs F< nights 1494 Vinewood Beaches installed, cleaned, sanded.| Moving. FE 44864 Shorty Hook's Place, Pine Lake. 43 Clarr. ti $5 1 we deter tl dt mayb id | WOMAN WISHES DAY WORK, {_ EM }-2080 VOLLMAR MOVINO AND STOR-| FE 25260 For your equity im your |j r ne Perey venmmal 246 ee ee ee ace eas FE S071 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. te pM. American Vas | W "| Rome or farm. Call us on alts = ye 6} BOYS—V ETS tary OR Ne WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY| Paltign’ Windows cleaned. Pu.) ft ss quick corvice. FE Siero ne gurbese = Jour "home within 1 boer, = | 3 i AND BaTH x . | te —s Wares EXPERIENCED Warr- Pontiac Plant Fisher BOL TiaP : our offer before you entrance, adults, 63 Wisner after a) epiummen’ for @ few, neat, XPERIENCED MAW WANTED rt time eur girl for _ Body. OR_3-6767. poh Ef) 2 ull lata + ecg . : deal We mean business! 6 PM. - % Biol men, free to ba end is yand maturday night Don's B ildin Service ii- 4. FE ' Painting 3 Decorating 20 W AN TED TO BU Y: 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART. ° Samed fur. fabriceing, reon after ullding e 200 4 tre ‘e"rtnien. transportation my v bos’ _wert. Prone ¢ OR_}-3651. Army “im. apply 3 oe A Chimney Work Ma Palin BA ‘cae ; . EDW. M. STOUT ae S tiy ome child welcome. | Grerage,sersings plus benes, Goo | MECHANIC FOr, FARM BOUT | upip—wifrness “GsONGES | ATTENTION COMPLETE RE. Y papt remors. Fatimates. PE Car Top Carrier FN ee crest se 1a ROOMS EVERYTHING FUR: 2 Mrs Luttrell, Roosevelt Hotel. ment. fas! a4 -_ nd Wartep w seco Orchard Lake Ave modeling & modernizing service.| Act now before the rush, clean, _ 46018. With Rack —____Oven_Eves "til 6:30 nished § minutes walk frem town. im per Year a jod Drive-1 2. recreation rooms. e = ith Kac ; ‘ 2. te 8 pm. Apply pe Attic room repair, rebuild, build new chim : 3 are ealle waren oz 45 Ortonville TSS. WANTED WASHINGS. NO IRON-| Gormers 4 eomp! Devs. Goecialise in imetaliing gg Borge} nod Pctle-eoepy AM a =e or drinkers, 69 Fair- bor is YEaRs fe atiaedal bl mi: Se building FMA. financing. —FE| fireplaces, “furnaces. ‘belerse 'by| Wott guaranteed free estimates. | Phone FE 7-7806 After 5| GROVER scort 7 ROOMS —PRIVa : - — oe ee po EO gon tor +5470 ; registered company. Reliable | —"~ ©9209. - : JACK BEAL and bath 1 bioce down- ue Sas ocoy. ASSEMBLER | TO manual r. 188 N. Telegraph Help Wanted 8 A-l FLOOR LAYING AND SAND-| Purnace and Chimney Co. FE COMPLETE SER WiCE. FAIRS Win aiay Ga + vlan etl bhancury town. } child welcome. 67645 wehel capers 7 | ene: “WH Oh | courue WANTED 10 PRAWELIN |< higreeemeee eagle bees = na Reasouad.e PE 62311, | gine without mattress. Must be | These are, wcsiteag sienmen tn eee | 5 OE ATE BA Fass “have (0 cometete ost of | WANTED: BEEP omsten, | COUPLE WANTED pew furnished | ADOETIOW, Altre stemes. Mea cor ; oe Commas PA TW ETE WAL) Fi Feces ee | ieee ene weber baby accepted. 1 Clark Bt, ~ national Coach Doay Repair, a 0O SSER apartment. Must neeeng | Seer, > E lean. aioas _ 357, fe nao Bere rears Aeny gat ney | sek ake ita Met | LO CK CMIAT RE | resnttcn, feng wn tnt |S TERE Fae ORE TA A | Ther teow tte mare |? ROOMS, SERRE FLEQE AE Ld pent tnt = —— s ¥ r bt us ou CIVIL E SNGINEERS _Sirminghom MI «072 a Reter Bir intenigent apd have 10° work out | BLOCK BASEMENTS BRICK VE | cprpxpaBLE SEPTIC tang | Painting and Decorating sie.000 To win.| of selling, "We need more houses | ‘hart’ Ricci eve end oe LIKE 5 pees "pon Held end office | WATCHMAN. PART TIME, WEEK. tround "ia""oraer A mea aia” ioe ey ee ica cleaning. Prompt cervice, MY |». . JES ESTUATES, . ish | West Suburban home, end | Gna lak a aoe enone sior. Reply Pontiac” Presa Seed. Dagred neccssaty ews sal- Dan ea cluded to both hus *| BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT | 5° INTERI RR PAINT- <=. so — Itions. ulars as to age ex e 6-6475 EXPERT TRIMMING & RE- A gg - : $100 a month pay- 2 ROOMS DOWNSTAIRS. FRONT Gry and working cond’ References required Revit to | -.0160 per cwOOL, GRADUATES — work, a Gen a ood bee moval. PL PE 6 e003 or OR 3-2000, - = mente Witte . - HUMPHRIES oes _Welchman, P.O. pox», Postiec | HION acloo _work_ Ph. PR 6860 EAVES TROUGHING |aeeee sees Press 7 ROOMS AND BATH. \ cS (TED, MAN WITH EQUIP. > & | TRENCHING . ¥ ! ENGINEERING AIDE "are Dut up cement steve silo oursell rea business co | «6B O& J TRENCHING Furnace repairs, all makes. FE| © Reasonable. PE 36231 oF | WinTED TO on nome. | REALTOR FE 2-0474 2 ROOMS. Applicants should have | tom, | Mark Bachelor. 26104 Farmington) Tor" Lng” permanent. position. Footing “field tis and water| 5-6073. French's Heating & Sheet | _FE 23844. ——— | $2,000. OR 3-6246. aN. nag pe Open Evenings Adults. Norton, é oF engineoring exper | Rd. corner 12-Mile. Phone Farm-| Wor, on ge perative training Pro] itnes. OR 3-7640 ao PAINTING INSIDE & OUT. FREE carga 2p | Cooperative Estate Exchange | 7, ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATE. ence. : __neton_1265J2 — $$ aren. 10 weeks ac ty + , CEMENT WORE | EXPE TRIMMING & RE- estimates. FE }-4137. Wanted to Rent utilities furnished. 164 W. Pike. FOR ABOVE POSITIONS APPLY aa “mployment. T Wir | Biota or PE Ten | moving PRT-O02. FAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. - i ROOMS FURNISHED. 1 CHILD. TO cIry WALL #2 & PIKE 2 MEN WITH PREVIOUS SALES | prai ESTATE SALESMAN OR | CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA- ELECTRICAL ; mm 21 = AREA REPRESENT a —— MAHAN WAS “BUYERS c Bt. 0 ne TANTED TO| ¢*Perience to learn the Real Es-| “iady to work tn Pontiac area aery , ao omen) SEWER CLEANING a ry re. | bedroom home, suberben ares. J FURNISHED ROOMS ON BUS ‘work tm Royal Ook. Birmingham | {ale business. A vooderful oppor | Phone ‘Ortonville SOI for ep CONCRETE BROKEN WITH AIK | SiR" Sunday Serr. Ph. FE ¢2012| moved Chatter White, OA S301 | Phone Pure Ot, PR 3-0101.” a or oe: oa a be cee. a m ea a 5 le area. Union only. Lincoln 3-632). tne hs willing to work, Edward are GEA PHONE EXPERI-| hammer by the hour or Job. FE} Floor Maintenance Work| -%7%@ . a Aaa © Bg = ROOM . & GARPENTERS, A-1 UNION MEN | yg" gtout, Realtor 77 N. Saginaw ary. Can show you| 2-0077. AINTING - 4o please you.” +5268, only, Call after 6 P.M. FE! yy how in 20 minues. Be your own | CARPENTERY. BLOCK AND CE: | A"DRAIt, rubber tile, Unoleum. and PAPE va_Ooses. Tat ENGINEER WIFE ANDi page eS eee “a: |3 ROOM APARTMENT PARTLY _ Some. APPR: | _ ees. Work hours rove wt eer ~ ment work, ete. FE $078. ani eal mochlee seren. ol 4 one Lion ge pelts HET you, wil iiates furnished in exchange for wom- si nonbgede ne Custe A eae | ene Gen Me 8 CEMENT WORK 6 coe ae” ae SATISFACTION ASSURED page gy oy geld Bo , Seals aie for ae work. FE 23-2624 after i pm. | mon Mam to? om PE 8.080 ae Ro is SG wl 2 WILLAMS FE_ 3-164. a Reference Alida el tert a your } ROOM APARTMENT. PRIVATE -RPENTERS WANTED. UNION WANTED SEVERAL esc ‘e ho ee Ric SERVICE RE- FouEN WANT WALL WASHING | {icp preferably north, east or ar ery, Trade bath and entrance, very nice CARPENTERS ) ae MAfair 5-0241 ELECTRIC MOTOR SER R ry First class men only. FE agents, Rea) Estate. P. W. Din- ABONRY. airing « = ‘ne 218 E. Pike _ OR _3-2284. south of Pontiac. Call coiiect. TT — WELL INSURE {T __Aduits FE 2-4376. res after @ pmo | tan & Sons. 66 W. = an eee tae | - Pr. Ure + all Washing & Painting james Murphy, Mi. Clemens. HO “MA AN J ROOM APARTMENT UPSTAIRS SXPERIENCED COUNTER MAN WANTED TO LEASE. TRACTO AWN aoa c SARPENED Si —— | fu and ‘are ees Friday and | and 32 ft. flat bed traflers So pall POE “hours service Ly wor’ guaran- __ Herbert aera COUPLE WITH TWO YEAR OLD Small child. ‘welcome, One block Borie Wate? = WANTED — | Fiatnicte trimer 8s) Sen ed i et Sp tasers. | WALLEAPERING AMD SPAIRIING | “leer med 2or acumen oe | ot acti Bay 8 oor et ae ee | ‘wane ae FN bag te ed “MOWERS SaWs. sHARP-| Photos & Accessories 21 bester area, Nov smoking or | Member Co-op Real Bet, Bveby Ine 7 noosa 7 aD. BATH. ADUL EARN 910,000 TO $18,000 First | WHITE MAN AND WIFE WHO! commercial; free Sree 8?” | “ened by mach‘ue. FE 23004. 1385 ve Grinking Call FE 2-0847, FE 2-0263 44 W. Huron, ; ear, We have men with only sre kind to care for elderly lady mond ee -9366 dex Highwood Blvd. ELDERLY LADY WOULD Like ne aa 4 > anos SO AND BaF : meat “File vores ot | , home Weekends ‘ree FE Boel permanent edditons, repairing | SS PLASTERING ee eaerck: taeeam LePotta Statin, -19|- Socks wee te ig en ot. 1073 W Huron eauite, sear Pusher ‘Body, 2 bed- t us rore on, rin, . NEXT DOOR BRANCH he i ae y pian. Unlimited op | Aggressive voung man tO) oir sSe pm No Job to small. Phon a ae ai D_Mevers EM 3-6830. PeG¢io | E Pike PE ¢7301. oe ee Post OFFICE shee OND eo r neeaa a portunities men with ory sell. I xperience not need CUSTOM BUILDER, RESIDEN-| prasTERING ALL TYPES. EX. 3s MM GERMAN CAMERA P35 for Mrs Isberg 3 pooss AND ALSO 3 : rats nae opiy PM see | ed. We will train. Manv| | jastractions 9 — “Pina reviee” Baperiencea cellent work. Gu.ranteed. ee on See oe FREE SERVICE TO «LL LAND FE — —— e —n AAP APLA eltng. ee bi able OR 3-2797. . 2 Pe eter, con- LORDS S ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE Ee PORTENO CED SINGLE non, employe benefits includ-| accorpions LOANED FREE TO aera aie te MY daeis._ | —enble PLASTERING ie —tHlen Oe FE Sent the Service RUSSELL B, YOUNG trance, Aduite 194 ‘ tare wap gers se] ing discount, group in-| Bestmers. Lessons given ot your |. 0 & Mo SOm mem eR on | PEON. FE vote Television Service 22) newrat AGENCY “ye else +1404 4 ROOMS AND BATH. Dutton R4., Rochester = a ieee, si anuer pelcee Om wbtet ar or ete; just call OR | REFRIO. a TD —— FREE TO LANDLORDS, LISTINOS 185 Beach Wega siP sort eae mare) Sueance, Bloc Cosh aia ieerencries | 5 ore ea Poon Series Pape sige Fe epee | _ eases "eRAT emt Se. PE) 1 rermNGS WANTED |* goleemen nected. vie cal FE) ness benefits, profit shar-| pl OiMIne, Instn OCT enter, |DRAQLIND & FULLDOZING, ROBERT W CHAPIN . MP § tan so ea. = oe = 1 a : | Instructor * Bernard R Walters a S-} eenkeet vi Col eating. Phone FE 5-3479. GUARANTEED We have a ggg BH §acTrorY MEN. ATTENTION mg and vacations with? og one 2218 Ellery, Pon- _MY_ 23-0040. aopcunan MAL TANK | make. FE +, Am CON- a _ sacs + on an oe a your vate ae cae SR. 3 our * Car ra: sone e cleaners, ir 2-6431.| DON'S Radio IN Ess ITER Cal us at once ° vot elm = ee a saan p- TORING. ENGLISH. REMEDI- EM 3-2362 TREE 1 TATRA e SO RAD TREO: Rome eA ViCe CALLE aa - on ese 3 eet L Francis E. “Bud” Miller FE ¢ img your spare ttime oupply ing ply between yam.) Mal reading. arithmetic, ete. ie | al. Pree estimate, FE 42906. FE BAL On Saga _ = ose JF ‘ons DED. L R ARCADIA Rawieigh's Produc? "Write Raw: ened 7 [pimhs | CA TORTANT TYEE Of | ~ TRANSAT WIRED CONCRETE 7 > PEssmi| FURNISED OR PAR. DOING BUSINESS 48 STONE APARTMENTS Jeighs. Devt. MCF-@9A-FCDI, | Work Wanted Male 10| HOME REMODELING & IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EWEETS RADIO © APELIARCE, Y FURNISHD. BEST TY 3 Jooms and beth. Adulte oniy, | Freeport, Ill eel p Gres EPAIRS. FHA TERMS IP F G. VAN HORN & SONS SWEET. ry ANCE oy theunieoea care ee, - ae ‘le Funnace BALESMAN, FULL on ; ; ‘4 canbentay ino 3tHe'|— DESIRED. _— aA a2 W, Maren PE ei33 Pe yan 018 Joss +o Kk C ‘Hempstead, Realtor - ae Sas Sears, Roebuck & Co. |" yon nT PE boned FISHELL & PLAUTZ~ Te jobrioo reset "foo email. | typewriter Service 22A aT J tak ELLE Td ‘EIYLENE AND ARC WELD-| EXPERT CEMENT WORK AND/ MU 61037. ~ FE ¢8204. Ir you Loy (WALK AND TALK ss woarnay sag welder. FE block laying Phone OR 3-6208 or D kin Tailorin 16 TYPEWRITERS | toe shcoa MINISTER WIFE AND 7 YBAR MOD! ERN 4 AR EF = . Teta eall = Oe 6 N. Sag- / 17-0827. _ _ MY 330% 000 ressmaKking, & *O) _Mitcheil's, 123 _N. Saginaw St._ | “cig daughter need 3 or 3 bed- Call a Couple enly. 4177 Cass Elizabeth : ~~ tea CE | ha I Ig eA secre aie Moe Tigo Ag ALTERATION, MEN'$ POCKETS. ed. oF sabe : . eS ~work@e-heiper on farm, .4focery |... en : ’ BACHELOR APARTMENT. PAL HOLIDAY PARK store, etc FE 17-9401 Pei “TY Raeburn Specia pot - ' "NEEDS <) __Help Wanted Female — = EXPERIENCED DESIRES | FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND babelakin® Aub ALYihs- ; ; list! mae-pee : entrance, very _ Bight watchman, handy | mar Ty | ae ie eet og | Modern eastpmten,” Joke ‘Taricr, | oan PS ESTO, 16 Pobeer _ Wen You Want to Sell | SRAUrIrUl Lake PRON YEAR ar airman. ite foarte Be AMBITIOUS Ww OME N be ov ANTS none PEs Garden Plowing 160A Real Excates ed em, ead = fe 2300 Case Riise PASI TION ‘SHOW e ‘LOC LAYING, BRICK. STONE, FLOO malty, Carl ed Pe OORS A pt Financial problems call for eat Shakers. children or pets. OR * | com iT Spee ~ nent Dek , POWER “ banker. medical ARPENTER CARINET AND FURNACES CLEANED Garden discing, & level for a doctor property dis- | CLEAN, HARDY MA FoR GER. AND DIRECTOR ‘Chatting OR Ste8. ereeial a i on Preietiis 1 foro. real estate epecial-| spartineat for ALLA, ay ferred. White only, Hotel Au- FOR ss, =| CARPENTER CABINET, REMOD- i rt EDMUNDS a. a wan senes | Sura 606 Auburn Ave |) )6 SARAH COVENTRY [pling [and siding, DM, Wright YOUR CHOICE — REMODELING! S*fdea ee ate <7 Es — Core 3, ROM EF = : ~ Lavour MAN eS goer | : eee CARPENTER) AND CABINET | 75 Disie_ AWF OR S401” resent ——y or sure resu ts _ quire N L ° v ri t k N t repair Available 5 Ret maker, Good ‘wages, insurance py Pt Praag Hg “a cacy Senet Bow. Reasonable E_2-7861 a oy ee ee | j — tractor _or_rototiller. i =4308. See— bg 1 2 4 " steady employment Apply ter who have access to @ car and | CARPENTER WORK WANTED Plastering and vile wk. FE 42290. ROTO TILLING. G fe} vi ; A experienced. MUlberry| who — a — en new and repair, FE 44210 GUARANTEED } ROOFS. ALL | PE 5-4372 HOUSES AND * a wee or more — a 2 y rental ; ~ | rianae _ CARPENTER kinds, Est. 1916 353 Service T LOOK ME; MEN! | Ne tavesimens required Por in: Years _of experience. PE 41-0774. N, Cass, FE_ 2-031 “yr feu eee a es WHI iE “fara 2 omji ppointment phone’ FE CARPENTER AND CABINET HOUSE q cernnes sects, cars La | ‘ns lay offs. 177) Bay hos- |_¥ rearoam, rience guach, bame.| ot lar irom shy. Ma (Gt - e- iy fe Fp : by rustic ridge | Aigo Bas EPAIR , =. sation. Close to Poo} Francis E. “Bud” Miller ARCADIA built ep location’ Por teat’ ce | 282 Auburn Ave. driving ‘briige to ; be . 8 room . Fenced | rooms. oom, ‘Kitchen. din- REALTOR ‘ APARTMENTS dows ho! a ~— SERVICE! ou soace Ba ca. the exterior | DOING BUSINESS AS STONE ‘ 3 rooms and beth, Adulte ely. Er ips es Seteae R Horse LER REALTY ihe ‘parcel of and. 98.000. 19 to 8 pm. Dally; Bua 3 ; 900 per E. Pike PE D000 or FE ; FE 2-9179 ws < $980 down 19 Joslyn ‘yu sins 3 KG Logg oe a SPAC 200 a = ‘ ven aa ee with ‘ z IN 2 and 3 bedroom new homes. " | 7 Rosa oR Der ene re Ee aii tenes deter Sere Ysera ter a ' bus. Adults — State S Comact Partridge Res! Bousee 2 weet ot Se EER, poset of land. G1.- 4 ROOMS FIRST APT. UN-| tte of Bemous #5! Believe It or Not! a 9 See 2o ee ae Oe OT ADD . y 28 Stout Tost down payment =| 3 bivci All You Need Is a Plow,® aay Tonight $ to 8 « SOOMS, WALL TO-WALL CAR: ae te ae ~ iw 3 Sesreom home, a Cow, a Frau Stee Pontion Lake Ra. PE o4a0! | omrgnt 2 ; TS of eh Re Sot SSut% Stal «| CARDE o ROte WOE Bar| © Sencet *T, SEETILE y ROOMS ON 1S FARKE. NO rt ; : sink in the Bitchen also din- CHARLES the Seat ef room PHA Cuceslos “Pastered ' children under é NEW STORE, BOULDING, 36x60, 96 189 A ne oly. Reteer todern bangs: see. oak floors, 3 + ROOMS ON 130 6 PAREE. WO | on in "nee es : o Se ee » Rlbren under 1d. FE. 64668. PG Bocas seet ot| 943 inclading lanes nd ix 4 ae. X= Lake Front Sa angers widhen "Houses Puralched Sener FE tate ter Reber| GILES REALTY CO SING Rowe, ie bet | gaa ‘6-7 | Sar a GOS Geers | NSS Seria, weer wee | noe oe Sagara —— S| _ensstts ww, Bupee yg, PE M| Siete Wenn ier —— . A oa To RuLiors eon Reryear| Muti Sa tetas Soul pone Elbe vat Satgr"Geas | Scr Sensi Weds "ol — 2 BLOCKS W. OF TELEORAPH {Ee ten* Orden +4121, a ek oe _ For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 KS My igang-— ee Brirg ot Bad ia Backs ee Stan. sone "hows ‘with’ id'ct | sturon River af Commerce Lake. wig scan, teense ead cigaa i bedreom bangs: Elizabeth Lak “en ideal" tor doctors | Som how se ATION is peving Humohri te I ©) _ RAY O'NEIL, Realt SMALL COTTAGE. COUPLE ORLY clinic, beauty or . barber rece. Now for occupancy.| ‘so the church main . ump. ries ond bow jatiiee , Realtor _ en, WR chap of eng come ADA S grat with can be bough a an 7 fide ~~ Road nw on Pt nen or ve Suite”? Orion. $100 i: on gE fe pense S9 selekie Esceent or" any Vor- Str ol’ “pas, faxe ort Co-operative Real tember tea ail M oe % ~ Watkins Lake Front ves style nome Income ; atkins arty as} 10 ACRES—WHITE Rent Houses Unturn. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor TRADE * fuburban. ou soam aocs ee | $8,800 ae f nae geome | 6 seem, meters 38 story = | bee eee LAKE TOWNSHIP ee ecPEy tare S| Tome FEN) etc eras ties, come me aoe, wet | al, Sine) Mus Sai FE ae | TR) os rete oe eee 43 __ enti re 5. | : ; side. ment and te some for un- a Suse GAGA Wome. 3 2 BEDROOM., § RODS BOUNE, | —B rcs Soars 4] | ADAMS REALTY CO. | gow moons we re] Ss ee tess Humphries Bloomfield Hills Oxbow Lake | # seer eevee —~ ee LL OEE oe x SYLVAN LAKE ‘s 0 stone's throw co troncpartation, Sect thine SET. prend sep 2 betnoen This te © little .. Twe bed- tees ie : : Re only. alrn i orrics Ss oo away ote oe ee to co aca ba rooms plastered walle ‘ of Wliaeeh, 3 + ROOM HOUSE IN TOWN. > fi W. Huron SY OwnER, Wiest BRICK.| oo wd. has much to = = breeeerwe cad carnse eres " Adults. rE MAIN FLOOR OFFICE SPACE.| $ room. garage, end on| recommend it. Meeds | interior Radiant beat, Ficer ririleges peteee NTIAC LAKE Roow BOURE Oo WERT TIDE. _Butins, arauched, Ample pert | Pe'"ss tue.” test) Case eiaabetn | Enek tree ana eet eres to celling thermopane wis. Reet and hot sweler, heater This 7 yoom beme ond _Pontiae i : 7 OFFICES FO RRENT MEAT BUT S NOW B. D. pg Realtor seroene. for eccu- | fe. a cash ait Shares ma... } dl -- By FE4 — =e Kaute. ‘om’ 5-303, “ioe ‘Tedue. - x Yt eaten $ivedrecms'on © ey ITI 8. Telegraph | Open Evenings weeghiuron Gardens F. C. Wood Co. ten 3s Rent Lake Property 36A ent Miscellaneous 42 Zoran “|—— — a Ou heat, Lot REALTOR ; 4. COOLEY LAKE Cos. | SPACB FOR MACHINE sHOP rai ei =a! Country Estates Call tor appotaiment cn this oan about 3 screen boats. Phone OR 3-1278. Very exclusive for the business or | Sep ae cOnR On| er Sle Homes a) HERBERT C Davis, | Eeveoadt mele tot | Beck Pron + —os miver | = rooms end den. 2% baths, base. | + | Er gmeenes| AUOMECFYOUR IR t oman | RS Eee] SEES |G é ee, West Suburban sealctony eee ci ae stg og is ty H m h ies 4 Grek, GaGa re esta W. | Abecuicy coe of te taste | £1 00 Special Shown by, appettiment ‘ely. | © eh ‘Gea! for’ Be ‘pes umpnrl : BEavt ORT TERR | fis Nnsteagea susie Avvin | Eissttven, “ates fos OFPICE OPEN +4 GILES REALTY Co. | REALTOR = een . ) Seenetl* aitren or pes. OB park pri .. Paved arive, Ves. living room. “Snetural seo A. JOHNSON, Realtor ow mre ome Copereiies. Weal _ 31640. fine fi wa fom, on two bedrooms. tile FE 4-2533 s ee eee ae bedrooms, “fall cereale’ the bs ng Mees a) 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. tp Aubura, Heights, Mest end HAYDEN ed porch. tonercpring metivess| A fine basement with Timken clean with 2 iaié liv-| Lene ; ; 425. per wk. BA a, Or forced hot air heat. Everything CLOSE IN room, * plese and new ston. 3 ona ik Set as 5 pect screened, supumer pork. Large Off Joslyn Geed 6 room modern house, bel Seiar enie” Immediate por | ees “gases wi low per. Joi mete S| Serie’ | Eee | eas a) nee rere tte| Gee So nS sestrm. none wi ee| Sees : FOR RENT | BY | WEEE . sutometic het water and a0- JOSEPH F. REISZ | feat Salle, siiding doors Forch- 3 plate Beis: |" approgimgieiy " f. eres vel | Scale aad wenepertaien’ Termps | 5 : i moth furnishet private beeen. | OXDOw Lake Front rage. gg th Reg on all closets, marble window with terms. bath, basement | sehocls gy “4 : tnd “screned Soren Oh 30088 pen gn by ht fae S h ar l B B gowns NY Gecoraied. 2.109 | case Lake. Purnished. 4 rooms aie “Tew taste. “hii 2. fick , 3 / . | ale for ite down : ie | Seas es | a qoecs a tewm | Beer ee ae ne eee T Se A Ba he ae ares a ee ee a ie: | Soe, arms fer soneen. with ving eg af Igo Ce ee ey 08, Rowe, ote on rery gona Spearm. albmec. VETERANS Betintiy "te “suisunding { iz 7 $1 terms. a — Ro 2 4 BEDROOMS Ties EEeme GATEWA S reach Sype, Beat , AL [Ay KM ~ &, con We can “oe process for an weil LakE-Dumt te ‘ Eateries of nd cai} What You've Waifed For} tree bedrooms, 2 car Good Wert Side Location. 1 bed 1 to pean women! Kat Sak citer home Under 2 OF maw Movers ¥ ag LEASE ORLY ftimgcba Tangee | Een aearnet™ | ie deetyteene ee ne| HAPPINESS HAYDEN __ somz,see, nom, an omear | using soa onaiing. sore | firth Comth" queens raior, combination telev Vectibale, fireplace. | full ining . sared sa Ge Tek Geen . . eel Buren st et Lg - fring ri pm, full pecemens, home requirements, Call us for — ‘— Mb - we ofl ,—4 lg | =: screened li perch. pba . right. for appoint LOOK AT THIS RANCH a trees, Total price, s1 008 F : E “RB id” Mill bath, « lL aute- Heit Meutie, Must supply good | floors, plastered wails. lerge land-| Only $1,450 Down ment. JUST A LITTLE D 1|HOMES & COTTAGES] gy, yay a. de rancis F. Bu wer matic washer, otteched > £ On at AGES eel a heat, ame — pare 8 poe, eee here SUBURBAN BUNGALOW ON % i this 6 ~ Ww LAKE . ae 5 rms ead tiie forty Realtor sveryaag” $00. Terms. ~~ MA_ $3176. scraps KEW root, neved arive.| dt. igh " rooms ea ae farage reach ram 3] Lake Land Realty Co, | gil neat, sear garage, 617.400,| DOING As STONS too NEW 7 On THE| ony. Priced ints, terme | en. oll eat. gas Sule. water heater. jorge bedrooms. ¢ © vem TRAIL, WALLED 0 to ¢ p.m. Dally: Gun. 1 te | EXCEPTIONAL HOME! 1 Sees tee, Bat eet BET E| Dorchester Road Sea "Mian cen ect “sal | Wear" ROOM TN RAE BUR | | Se dorm Fae te 2 iorchester Koa AUBURN HEIONTS AREA. , room 1 DOWN ‘et @ price os A A 5 Tastetu'l re Sa REROOT SEE | Pode 2 ect bts Kampsen | Sse vii | ese istes"Beecny iB] ro mer mam a Ay ead BB -y i Mish 30731. nice. $10.40, term: 4 2 bedroom seeaiew, scaped tot fonaee. This home of- B, : Only ¢ fm front of this MODERN C a brivigee._ Mare thew ree, tat eat Bn, wears | Elizabeth Lake Estates 28) fidaf ine ia aoee vert | Sepawrsecor td Soe Bakes | ity With MPoue ste cuney cctaer | fairemt “chant bute | wt tate ealtors ; down. AN J sHT, P - secre Ne asta bosch. | £,Tonferful 7 room amity — | Realt ihn ike kn Ae Moun. om ALUE. PBL Ee acd jaomoggy — meg 2"vedrme. Sere of land. ‘Clase to bus'ime| RAY O/NEIL, Realtor eng teeenceel TFs — —Soa 3773 Te Eves. & om. CRESCENT LAKE. Rembiing 2 ‘ ia Telegrene FE Om Iacal Ser tote nae henthe| Price 618.068 Terme. ‘Iuw ; on ; ORION. 3 ROOMS. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | jbo¢room modern home on corner EAST SUBURBAN sheed. All for the low price of Red Horse p00 or on ender Jegire welas hetore — $1,000 DOWN er garden spot. end ef | Por your er family, located on| 4 bedroom nome with}. bedroom ae ; ty, Walt'’s Shop, before At Koha s — IB gre tareniny r f trees. yO gy og Crooks | ser gg “E-, te De- and complete bath, kitchen, din- WATKING as FRONT. Good FE 2-9179 « 6 p.m. ce FRONT COT. fell bath, scfeened summer porch, | 2,BEDROOM cast vuburvan Dome | $11,000. with $3,800. or lees ows. | trott and all points, well planned ina foam. living room down. | Te eee te VS —y Sune 19 to. 20th, PE 2-0837. Rate eecetlon ttt SP Tmme-| 4 little finishing. Priced at $578 | samy more to choose from. Drive somibungsiow, 8. large closets, | icely tamdscened, tet, Seutse, | found }-bedrm. vice, cum - For Rent Rooms 37 ra ee neers RANCH HOME cor pucks | fee, econo. eoarig| Gobset & tbe te Bethe, “carpeting. full” length M | | | ER : se - LAND CTS 2 BEDROOM with large living CAMEPON HL CLARE tn oll heat, ga- Tonight 5 to 8 2 CLEAN COOL BEDROOMS end lixis on paved read 3 car . me EST. ae ae trees, ce- : teph ‘Moupttel PE #7513. ahaa NICHOLIE: fren, oti forged ety Deak A ner | 300 w. waren. *SGpen evenings. | Sf" parage, Beast ota’ eae ee sia riko irs NORTH SUBURBAN | 5 qoumpat—iaed se —* tio PER Ag immediate Only | Co=peretire GRown. ‘ vege Meat trm. home on| farm land, ‘Good’ echoot 7D ney dbedrm. PRA nae a7, BO eToys ‘AND HARGER CO. Ivan w, Donelson Park, ao. wm| BIRMINGHAM | ‘tems teams mes ope ona Xf atesee fects | NORTH END Pilary "sioaow Sst pee CLEAN SERCO ROOMS To ore ee | GOHRAM | ieteenn Seu ttinite Setess:| otter par cot trons | $3 room ant win metatewe | Er San ocatng. “insite “therveny | ine.ally sncleney ~ ee ee eae 5 ROOM : scaped. large living rm. with fire-| well planned § room. 2 bedroom | ‘airs; @ 4 room apt. with FLOYD KENT, Realtor | limits Close to school. Beautifully | plenty of builtin eappoarde, a hE | ment. qarace ond gue heat, $1280 : place, dining rm.. modern kitchen.| home with stairway to fleered | upstairs. 60 foot frontage on Osk- | 24 w Lawrence FE 5-410 open eves Wher Gee poet, Gees buy ored fixtures, r, CLEA SLEEPING | RO — dows. YR +353. ____| , FE 5-5091 or FE 5-2564 | 2 ioveiv pecrms. with tie peth| attic for future room, tile bath. hoe ’ Next to Consumers Power | WEST SUBURBAN | _ Geicct oak fioors, red. —CioaE Th RICE ROME — W. Huron a tike tt You pe Mee eae A oe ll fet oa. ** ee a ~~! §. room ist flacr. Reom for 2 ge walls, 6 foot wide , : o-operative Real Estate Exchange wa © 5 . : a gy SF — = SouBLS Roo OTT Twin ANNE ° = Silverlake cod sereens, awnings, I's, cor “BUD” Nicholie KNUDSEN banement. “3a “hot water neat. oe ber water. “Onl furnace beds ith Bitches gy «te BROWN Nearly new brick home overiook-| faiEnsbeine “Ottered at i2.160,| REAL ESTATE Francis FE. “Bud” Miller sal cree nrcoml cae Font Maw SLEW WO OFFRBRS pA Ly ER IN CITY Huron Gardens REALTOR | comes. Dears ooh Went on = a a ee: $908 DOWN. BRAND | NEw 3 h- Pies. nem, £ Lae ol amg Ane Like awe ‘HOME AND THE | Modern 2 bedroom heme. Mas Lezely ¢, room home with 1's) DOING BUSINESS AS STONE A gg ae © ia. 80. LARGE NICELY FURNISHED oe AO : peeter. : Tt ——— Peucea perch. Pirepiece = j a *. Tinow = at bre ere et wow = YOU BUY If _-WELL INSURE IT tes oes oF air Sees ih Crescent Lake F states tinaeaya OS ig seas) RAY O’NEIL, Realtor } GL MA w ARE, OAKLAND») "Ee pee i os | PECTS BRIE TF ORR |" TESTE a oon Sa 3, Tre reieat Sosotien. Atos: beach. 9 bedrooms. Room sane oil 2 extra tote with this | with Mee pata Co-operative Real Exchange brick e fe , L Est Sate oie asks eet | REPRE i RSME | Raped aa Bai” we “and | Brick Terrace pa Sng Coste. ‘ “FE 2-0263 CEDAY LAK Tost Sie, 8 serms, becoment. | iy, full Dasoment, 2 T Tl ge : Open Eves, 1d 0; ou, 104 , MA aS Corage, . Ready to move in, Call : . . John K. Ir win wExt ‘DOOR TO BRANCH Meturel Brepiece. 3 sereened-ta WM. H. KNUDSEN ME rove 2) THE “BIRD” TO SEB RICE CLEAN ROO REALTOR FOsT _OFFICE Bisse’Gown Uy One $4200 A MONTH 7 ACRES, $1,000 DN. oe Since 1928 As. $10 Pontise state Bid A = =>, mou WASHING ¥ . 101% N. w st. BUNTOON LAKB — Large CUCKLER REALTY rr Eve. 2-3286 >-Srs0 Tncludes taxes & insurance. Take ss gy ig gen ee poe CENTLESER Til Auburn Heights Manor an ol ~‘sereened » Phone Pe. ion re 21m ee we i mY ro 2 nice in the city at this modern 2 Bedroom ome, full acres if a wonder i yess and Oe ceri} pager hss Eiregred cree Oat EP) cee ton Pe Seige eschee Pree tna wi |— OD TucOME gee | Mwai aaiatiad entta oS etas| tse Poot "bar weriats| peseswereetiy reperge ; autor : rl 9 memes c’Panets mat Comm rer is| price #1. , Lang sat aise ae} NR. PONTIAC MTR. My, Oh, A de 2 bedrm ° sty org AE & wach 8 tend cmrignberond | / “ ~ ~ rd e 7 ‘ . — ¥ if i . Le : : , NTIAC.PRESS, "THURSDAY, JUNE 17,1956 _ SIXTY 7 3 ange eres Faria Opportunities 51 Money to Loan 83| Auto Accessories _57| For Sple Used Care 64 For Sale Houses” 43 For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Resort Prop..48|, For Sale Lots 46| Business ¢ 5 51 seen panes tooo esapenen ° + ROOK MODERN. HOT WA- CABIN AND LOT, oe . , ' me UICK LY oy , RANCH TYPE | "bets Seif hind WS Bet Sicnecnroatitankcnes| Skee BE) $25 DOWN |e RS ON oe Upto $500 i Se Pee ; % ACRE . THIS WEEK’S | Beil or” exch * for farm within per ky at Wr yoc etal pecs ag otiae of 9138 : 3 Del vecoment. bene by feed of . ab Lng Poy the nn ee i Free ‘pasting Saly "sioee, 300" amy Terms. first digs commercial. Call as eail el ~— eee = poner + ny ial excellent condition inside and out. Highland § Golf and Country gas enclosed porch, Dorothy Snyder Lavender | _ 2-600 for_epp't. -8]2] like new. FE 5-6563, = 7 1 : line Up tai ted tor 618 ber peace — wot aryer. ne w —e PE 94a Going Restaurant 120 §. Johnson Ave rh, Pret stairs < pol . utome Ve : With vacant spaces for grocery ne OC TADD A evpacuimates me No] Prteg cnc: Wearing ee, MY| 1218 OF, ALL EDS, UF. W.| Sothateraesptat Sled" Tsoc | por os Pears "sy ek | hme Bevice 8| - SEE IT TODAY! les to eatrence 2 | 20261, : weet would purpose mest loans Pad Cane na, TE | Ray ale cant at hie’ |sieo DOWN OPER WOWTR | QO CABIN NEAR a ld BR a a Acenconee Qnly .ee+5 $45 —_ ONAL VALUES oe ae ‘East of marrinon | Spposiee ot Yellow Cab. Phone ADAMS REALTY co.;"™" wn FREE ess or cane ity Motor a ee ee sees i . ALL MAK CARS Communi Sales ! se ae oe Sos, drimping, futing. ‘nd haste | WOODED BR Tiveroer Loupe | poceenen tee re eet! Home & Auto | pra t@icr SALES| BIG USED CAR LOT ¥! ea” baread home hich wall PHONE DE TROIT time. _Lee Swallow, Realtor Bet. Asoubls & Worer’s cppre-| COING OUT OF GROCERY BUSI ue ‘ laree wing ree full’ dining | 20 | giated. wu tarde for good car of ment. Beer and wine Make m4 Loan Compx I? ly SorYour ‘Pair (Dealing pha ears Open til 16 p.m. : eres es —f0664H46— a ACRES | = r Pontiac. 3781. sm . Small down payment. : : a ; and three bedrooms Close to bus, 4 bed Living foom with | ~ _Call FE 42069 for appt. “or munity Nationa! Bank Bids. CRANESHAPT GRINDING Ix THE tiores pnd achoul. Price 611.00. BEAUTIFU! LEVEL WoonED batura. fireplace wena 08 a0 Fer Sale Acreage 47 GROCERY. BEER. WINE. PULL eens Fi get cor eyjadere rebored, Buck Me SIX ROOM BUNGALOW with privileges “on “Gunn, ESks-| heat ‘17x20 screened terrece.|3 ACRES FPRONTING ON 3 pig tin gem Bll onc TEAG NAN | a ; Fede Nt 1 RO || Sit bau, mésteces barn es | sme. cheno feed piserige sige Weis Pes] 202 N. MAIN Wanted Used Cars 59| 4 CHEVROLET, STOUT'S | Re Ep ham Lake | #isiieiie'set| Red Horse | icny"stet—ccrmma| ROCHESTER, mic. |—vened teed Sor ee room Aitchem with eating space. unnam Lake _ Gener! MA. 42801 FE 2-9179 sserifice Bon ¢ Pontioe Press LOANS $2 TO ss00 ap B®. “2, FORDOR $= : BEST BUYS . beet ae 5 ating ‘shade ; by oe tae Scag a wwe bed WANT A HOME AT THE LAKE? FT VACRES Per 12 tOStLGAs STi gl Bir. . novel SS ons OR M&M Motor Sales star Good | : agg gel gi keep it the te dS Ecos op ivi | For top douar on ‘ate model cars,| “your down. trece, flowers wemed Cth year own privete| ben end joe: So Frastags’ ot parca ne ot! be recovered in 6 mos. lease | Ph. OL ser? inte Hey OR 3- Chevrolet. ward and 13 ie TODAY ments, $65 month. oot one lake! "Buy within our before you rontage on paved a All motion, e cr. Dert at WHEN -YOU-REED- a ‘Lipeot 100. 7 : BARGAIN AT $1 380 mecne wih solely fer your Dorothy y Snyder Lavender oT ae Trad "BORST, Realtor Fees rem ™ THE HIGH DOLLAR | inst CHEVRON: ' location off Joslyn. At vy e motor : ! AKE FRONT INCOME =— white frame bungalow, ey . oa ot, Peatinn on} 3140 W. Huron St FE 23-4411 26% wk Huron st _— ___FE $3003 ° $ $ 0 geod thew. ve the extra Pao fish Sow ot, — os A very lovely ets ets eee car ace MOnOAN REAL ay Sale Suburban Prop. 45A ay, EAR CLARKSTON Pp artri d g e ZS to 5 0 H.}. VANWELT beak terms. North Chevroied, lakefront ce! a . ve is OR 34355 Soe Somtage ne ail iin bg - Pg og EA, Beautiful Grampian Hills shir priced and’ nested —— a We con bern you wi fag a aoe a Gounty There ere $1,923 DOWN fon, | ne Take RA. Lane OF wy to IT acre Bill lop sites, Private ‘—ae— a <7 TALK TO THE RIGHT MAN WHEN | snd repay ip small pay- i : * eaertnemia ~ teketront lot. Btone retaining well, For The —_ well gap — nod | sonny oes Giroux & Hicks sieilaieatialinisamiaialles Business Telephone ws or cad et our office. : rece. full basement with off two water , systems, ing |. , Orion end Guterd. Cos be gown) Oven Eves. ‘til 6 -Sunder 1-6 STRICTLY : heat and laundry yoom. : ete trees 7. rie on Executive— enytime Contact i 4395 Dixie iter De Drayton Plains; .. unity plus” drive-in STATE : > — Aes sien lots end attractive home. Ideal for Professional Man an ay between Lane Lake Orion and had On- RESTRICTED | be sane agen | large ‘/.- a ae — ae tore Sa Sectnncs On| cele. 3, 10 Of more. G10. 61.500| Tout’ gore Bete inside’ art curt FINANCE CO inauthiy plus’ owners car: HOME AND WORKSHOP {ite cuistgnting inherent | dense “on bani £1,150, OUP ode Pir ctet corm: | service "Parking “for Wo care } 3 eo — offe for the first | _ #3 ————- | §25 mo, W LAKE ROAD, Rest quarters hed. Excellent FE 4-1574 peted apartment. Nothing Terms can be a on this time - {a beautifully eitueted Cane ESTON ROAD & JNDIANWOOD | jeer, MATIC ehached. Excellent @ise like it so close in for and attractive white] Smong other fine homes ony S Honeymoon Cottag ne panvibe tote coe thy Ea = wie z sale. Dome’ bungalow with full base- miles from city Custom con- we nye - by my Lake. Knotty! Orion & Clarkston. Owner, OAk- 7 Sg omen po ee Pontier Benk Bide. BUNGALOW—1y, | porches Sarseg gad Sorusnon: | hMittmaiatae Saethetabie' he | Ramnee fom, ® Retroame, | land” er BEER __ Mortgage 34 wees. fi ° " screens s year Ss ACRES $9,906 total price ” <\becrocms ana 3 baths, Ihe spe On nice “ot Seer taal 40001 The Perfect Setting best iScatons ays “mew LOW INTEREST Ll a , pleasant Ye * For that sprawling rancher you've : v Unitmited funds or single - 8 ah | DORRIS-& SON frreplate candneery wee ear] THELMA M. ae Se cal ol peak, Be| Pee gee eee sary ten | Soames: eect oak is rtunity to S ear qoenge and FE 61201 of FE 1216. ry Whene FE 0008 or FE Seri nl REALTORS CO-OP ods mutit-purpece 43 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd. a ebould i — = = oat wine Sreelate play of - ras F: Ye $e. oes — war. “‘elighttal surroundings. 6 : ivstime opportuni tn Easy H. G. PETERSON : s 7 rator For ots ee ves ve a $4,100 plus tsven- wa ay, West Suburban clusion! Goftener incinerator, 4% se Peaties 6 . Imm 2 pedroem home built-in storage *. Ore, 100n400. m —_____+___ BUSY_TAVERN__| For Sale Housetrailers 55. a Poevebse << pear Weterford. Wail to wall ear. etclslecd “stp lon by “zp, mow & mg, Cent Lake Piel aes on - bp 7 $3 =A ate See, poe yee. termes, supe! tc | Bevex Sion "Ww. Drahner, Oxtors. |",cnes OPP CLINTONVILLE | tied feverm right” in Pontiac cna ince oe pay ful Dum stgam Deak co —ee a OA 0-300 ab WaTEx “Red H Recetest relare so tpinal intial invest- . Trailer . Wg ot, any Remenags | Sites Piss S FEAL |, Conmay Rene ares nan | GlerBe se ete dal FE209 __|onewerapnaraee| Exch : | " ae SS | “BUD” Nicholie or iin maui tial wcliee eatin, tse iS For Sale Farms 48) ogstonrns Guanina worse. | LUXCNANOE CM - See a Seite Sa bg Serpe at ~~ COAST-TOCORST™ | germ ee NO 4 ee wurrrewons: a “large -clovete. saan et nace tOF! CAN YOU BEAT IT? World's Largest FINANCE : This ti ACRES Combination sa worms and Gareae LONG LAKE FRONT ias0. rE ha Manor, only erm. farm home 30 minutes’ | © W. Huron Open Eve. FE 34316 | Anderson ebay pane geen prom, 1952. Buick 7 ree se ¢ r —$———— ot with flowers near — must sell her lovely drive from Pontiac. Dairy barn, . and other with @ $25 DOWN 23 stanchirs. silo, 168 eeres wf ; » Recant “4 _ MON ‘pecan! Etats | ieee oe Be See co ELE) Seeds & | Special 4door BY wOnTON AVE. ® foome end bath, on A pm ER AS gl en #180 per per acre takes it all, | _ 42525. PARTS STORE Could be nice income. > a * RBAUTIPOL CORNER LOT. tec | Preme To BUY To REALTOR Srecything for the trailer from raished ta veda | ee IE ace Litt hin timagrieaal | Sey eonbeity etek! | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | Pimms? 2 HE “temb~e ane | "Tie fe Shevoine | ag. deine radio. air com i i ; rest Lake Country Club oy FE NT, - Money to Loan 53 Seater. Sedsainn heanes,” been up ° ROS. McL ARTY pe ui Lincotn ; a cm ; re 22163 eo Sclcae caen e a. oa ” wisces we eee eer OR Li. RN J ae pas. 1S anc oe on a ie mileage. basement ‘with tiled floors, : if CASH PROMPTLY _ | #!,xoot AUN, WouseTRATLER cod ¥ . cash waler recreation room, This Choice ots FARMS OF ALL SIZES SEVERAL |Get @ cash loan of $85 to 9500| Seen ee Oe na bake On 1950 models or over. property | in A-1 condition t= lake farrs P. W. Dinnan| here promptly. Phone first for a ii FT, HOUSETRATLER 0335 #75 credit is e im- and prices to sell quickly Good west suburban location with Bons. 66 W. Huron, joan in & single trip. Write or | 9” ty Good mor wah LY f0e oF cee Prices from #000 ‘to. $808. Only | #0 ACRES 5 RM WOME’ 1 ACRE | gome in if | more convenient. | 8S" Ueke Me oa It has that factory rtant than money on sider seasoned land contract Priced from 0660 to 6006. Only) ™ Aan home, 2 srre invefront,| You'll like the friendly neighborly | 77, FF goed condition $1600, 160 po ey HAS DON E IT ane Ssome 6aeh (Ga) deun = no building. SUCHY REALTY.| W8y we do business here. N. Johnson, between 6 and 9 P.M look. later models. Day ment. Ortonville, 50R3, PROVIDENT LOAN | sce pant Pon S0UMER Of AGAIN!! Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor Otter Hills Sale Business Property 49 49| 08 Gove a White Lake. Jag of nee ° ¥ PE 2.9249 SS wer . awn. 11. Sarnaw Bt Ph PE B-8168 Well, restricted home sites with | BLOCK OF 8 anoevet ON Busy : 3408 Lake. Cone scx tt toda 1951 CHEVROLET | HIGH QUALITY ~rayce| Bea Gees or ores Pet) Sat Aha aoe $25 " $500 orate es ses Bose | ON ree 85 Ele Se SS 7 ' 28x20 FT LOG CABIN. LARGE LOW PRICE fereen porch, over 250 fof lake 1111 Josiyn PE 49524 pict Piss : es ees 1949 CHEVROLET Wien. Sh4r°%-4500" wot 6pm Ml LE C. Wood Co, a eal Hania ‘Eeetanse | Quick, Friendly Service | "ook PEG PON oal Tap teoy,, Misetine detune, rade - aes == er ater t pa | Cooperative Real io. Enehenge FOOT ALUMIN and ; -— Low As 7 BEDROOM OMON LIKE REALTOR BF OWNED. LF ) Ba Pie etiebes 4 Gommarniey Motor Sales | Fas “net noes nieted sheen seers | Sommer of Wiliams Lake Rd. & 0t0| sleek butting on let sexless Ba t re ING TRAILER HITCH ELEC. 1951 PONTIAC ing not completed. 80008 $9080 | Gn 51338 Office Open #8! apie 5-143: eves. xter BRAKF ATTACHMENT. | BIG USED CAR LOT SMART BUYS n, | Scere areata ; fe he eee ts-o inds, Sizes HURON t sie WILL SELL FOR $108.) 0 oe dieshieuier It’s Real Cool CLOSE IN WEST ivings one CATT, PR GoM OF PE ¢1112. - hon atl. At Lotus Lake. Neat 8 and bath Aad eee ele aeeee, ume | ERORFAOE, ‘als ion Fr Poance co TE sism — |—KINO BROTHERS a a 1950 PONTIAC BEee S| Wee | ovomws | | ERreg | EIGeORS | reser. “St that’s out this world a some ceto ite io ev ome, 4 aia lawn furniture that stays right on aiaiaii ro inks. ncd-| Ca = = GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN O] itiac _ 1948 BUICK the grounds when you buy. 10x20 | Near Williams Lake, n : Ww. H FE 3-7181 @ CADILLAC FLEETWOOD MA four door, Radio heater, porch Neveriooning lage on t , 1 a cee Humphries |" we re over Hot Stuff! COMPARE!! ‘vn = ee T coring!) GMer 200 ote from hich to | REALTOR open 2.0474 | , pace aor ane gS 350 OLDSMOBILE a | celal el = Se = MONEY | Chief gi, ODSMOBILE : $1.508 Nye put ase aad pl *Lath & Plaster water, well insulated.} ROGER B. HENRY, Ince. Co-spereuve Fea Estate fate’ Exchange le CADILLAC isa COUPE DE VIL- a : = vote lene beat weekend test'oa| “Aluminum Windows aluminum comb., full col- | ie a= Spence a mate} cee off, Dixie MOBILE HOMES CADILLAC °30 61 COUPE. FER. Jouve Been hung for “we'nare| "Ranch Roof ored bath, walkout base- ae Cali lease t targa party meee WAITING $2 ft to 4s. ft tm length. Up to| fect condition in ail” acceasories, pe gy el bee ey Tei cotaee and o/ = Fully Insulated ment, good drainage, hot tor POR SALE ROME FARE LAKE ORION-OXFORD You May Borrow cn con bay 0 Lee Rutchinese Priced “lo ect 300 Ottawa, Pour door, radio, heater. vis traile: ‘ Dad, Check This a oil speeiaag — _PLanders ee ee Oxtord, 610 ft So a> “cally 4 EH By 1951 FORD Year around 3 bedroom home with tri yater heater, CLIFFORD & WHITTE-| fronta mn be broken up. Per- 25-$500 ; . perieses cwim “when Late’ "rhe $6,525 semi-finished $1,750 for ore at tani fy ea Be fect for motel oF chain store sites $ Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales TAYLOR CHEVROLET te lane water isn’ ; , Dixie Ht . Drayton Plains aunt ine thai the Shaper set will tape ure equity and take over, A} Red Horse asian. Can ba eee sar: Today, S| ee ees Pe sg to hg gm Se 1950 KAISER ex dips. Even your other. Russel] H Jec | | “JZ 2-9179 time Contact A T Markwood at Group your bills, protect your! Also Corner 11 Mile & Woodward low mileage Save ease. in-law, will approve of the $7500 | . 4 deal buy. 23530 Walhams } FE2-9179.__. the “Qld Red Barn” ‘a way, be- credit. Take w> to 4¢ ronthy tc | Roval Oak. 11 6.3001 TAYLOR'S + | Four door Radio, heater. overdrive, Lake Kd (LOTS OF LOTS WITH LAKE PRIV Meee scaees aa meslaceee oan | nen ae 2890S Dort Highway Flint Sareea Chae ¥ ery “CRAWFORD | Young Siraite Lakes Open nine |, 82268 ~ usiness OA 8-2700 C NER PT a To , INDIAN a6 clita saat | 1948 CHEVROLET ‘ 4D housetrailer. Lived in months one a (AGENCY) cotrne ae tere OR FE 44525 an ; EET _. |e Pontiac Tal Walled Late =" y WP ogphc AND AV E at BI K _ Cal, EM_}-9157 before 9 — ina? CHEV 3 pr, VERY | Two door. Radio and hester. Open Ev Sun FE ¢ises| es ENS Nsom ae > 19 tors FOR SALE. PHO as baie 1 a on , ; SS - - § ROOMS AND" BATH_ON Bites | Gaiiba Gackain | REAUTIFUL BAND WEACH (21230000 Oakland, 33 fon Baldwin 8 FINANCE CO. ; Oxford Trailer 1951 FORD St. Duo off conversion furnace A 2 bedroom ranch type dol! Located within 10 miles of the —TARGE HOMESI TES | houses on property. Show good | Above s +084 Convertible, ‘beater, white gee woter heater. Also pew water) i ouse featuring full tile beth with | Courthouse, this 2 bedroom modern = ° scotaogl ice —— = show- RNER N. SAGINAW & HURON, SALES walle and ev saterer,__ be back yard fenced in shower, oak oars. auto. of heat,| Deth pall ecictcog oe nocd ._ Fxcellent Location or large bu INTIA — Plains > compicle screens and storms, all! Some sad’ an tah” beseanent i 100 FOOT WIDE PONTIAC REALTY CO. ae By Generals, Skylines, Great Three 1946 Fords R H ssa Maree Het, price and terms to} sinks beg houses & stone brenk- 737_ Baldwin FE_5-9275 Across Post Office eee my Lee ed Horse | & evs RAS rae a | meena Os eae | — Fee Sloat eae been! RETAIL. One 1946 Chevrolet ec rac oe is FE 2-9179 Pibeeutinl, @- rece brick ranch fe “pre, tis < a be ee Ei own™* Store Building nye talets oad 00 tow 00 Sine: neal ieee type on 60 ft os full basement, } 14 AC ES 40x65. Here ts @ wonderful per oy bank rates; up Shel ace Sen OT car ee 1roux ICKS On good road fust norte of Pon | {unity for any chub oF ores. tot your budge T MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Aluminum combination storms | ,,.Open Eves til 8—Sunday 1-5 wooded as Parts and and screens, hurry on this one $385 Disie Hwy Drayton Plains ioe o: stb iowa ~ ag gm Senaue Gan aan beret im south of Lake Orion, on = _____—OR_3-9701 | ce eens front M-24. MY JUST BRING THE SALES TAX FOREST LAKE FRONT ~tawernonr comraae——| “4 ACRES WOODED | bees SeCupind Rage bret fost Wj t HEW AND MODERNIZED OED AND GOOD CREDIT. WE BE- OFFERING . ‘00 1 ¢ ractive e of jo wood . . traile purchase pian exceptional en , home bulk = eracious. tie nh | seated =} lake Ya les N of oo. snarl on hy ae ine tn Roo stig “sasnabew E fasts Good tow I pa a cons. = GOODWILL tear Pree CAN ee oR errace in beautiful Elize- beth, full Secemertwhiv ative | swath, -bieben- tas part—tome| Feed. 10 ACRES ton ivd > Ths” buflding would naorsers Medistely” Why pay rent? MAKE IN TOWN beth Lk. Ds cre ion | . ay ® i ms ee Pg lg soot S. a Lng wane . cca | peopl antter Pree: oa0se Ye Overlooking Dizie Hwy. A hillaite cn reat poll Sivese” Rd . TRAILER nae USED CARS bath expansion attic are oil all on large lot a dream | oe? ig REAL ESTATE location with excellent drainage giese down. Call for appointment} You'll enjoy doing business with Ev — = mm. “Not a Name But « Policy” but s otf cae many = home you cant afford to miss. | Oxford Mic Ph. OA 8-3122|. $1,750, $300 down. FS America’s oldest and - con- ieee ee ae mete pane S ees cae caaaie Tec cam ban. | Water. Masten . FE ~ cent EE ES pee Russell Young fe ne feta SS an $3,200 WHITE row $20 10 tied gutekiy cu viens | 0S, ae ‘50 Stude. $495 NIC HO] S eenad with $800 down, ture, car or re. Loans 7 PT iat NATIONAL HOUSE: ; : . RAY O'NEIL, Realtor REALTOR pen a i a L. Cc. LADD made wither qpiereny, fet cay | frame, poet quae eh) 4 Door, Radio & Heater ‘ | BW. Buroe Open, “ 412 by Elie ‘ Ltd pwr rivileges, blacktop, eacefient 4286 Dixie Bw. = = 3-236), BROS. sg AR gga . “ky ; _ Onaperatre Rect eats earkenge | FEAR AROOWD TROON AND | Sor eheEET eee Fa See | See Ponte aus me. ye seat Cane mcr tTMO 4g mo | FOOT TINTS CHRAET FRAT], 49 Buick, $595 cener Pri Bel and Sus, On | LAKEFRONT LOTUS LARE, NEW | COT ON WOO IN, CHERS | Phone OR 31872 or OR 31760 |ji00”” game eee Sikes | Fae Satan, UuICK, { owner Pri Sat. and Sun. OA ae and bein. 11.800 with | 0, mney Asse Forme or "Fy | —Open_9_to 8, Suni to 308 aa 22. 2 REQOUeasED FY Take Rs ‘ . $-3467_ Oxford - own 23-5562 i " g : ; }_ pm oe For Sale or Exchange 50) 00 at CH, medi’ fe “American, Genessee Sales. aie1 | 4 Door, Radio, Heater & 3 Bedrooms ‘ SEDACOT OW UNION LAKE HOME, | ~~~" | “Households charge is the monthly | Dixie “see Dynaflow RRICE MTP TRE ROOE,— Dew:| comping «bene sh 009 owe APPROXIMATELY 000 FREE| {ballnce ant carscting we | F WHEEL TRAILER (EAL YOR pm noc booed opeee *Omaee Wonderful tor chikiren. FE 8-072 4 LOTS — hile. ‘Ke clear co. tract over 1 year! per — on that ag | i on bam —— ‘ 203 &. Saginaw-FE 2-4013 Sylvan Lake City Mills, near Tel-Huron | shopping “rent complaeiy rmished ees tractive "homes nearby. See si payable, oer, monte exceding ‘foee and Sper cent | #7 PT, USED YRAILER OW LOT | : Hr — of = right for| around home. 4 rooms and colored these 752200 ft. lots now at $750 farm. ask for Warren Stout. yl anae Lag ge aan A OF eed 1950 lusive offering for the bath. oar ie oe piers, full with $190 down. Edw. M. Stout. Realtor HOLD D ibe 73 heater, Le - time. 3 bedroom b: vw. M. § ; trensmiscion, ke Le yt Hy : bing oom ein mncome HOME — Just right for Pa. take 0 does MY rte 2 i301, FLOYD KENT, Realtor | _ hee St PH FE 56-8165 HOUSEH L . 7 3 RET AIL Se " Fe — Jus Ph. : sunroom, bedroom and Huron &t, 24 W. Lawrence FE 5-6108 open eves x ‘ent raller Space : : Remesag an air nue, | feyengtnag" tS | MODERN, Munzemer cagingto, |" "son io"Comumer #000" "| Sai Land Contract 82} FINANCE. . | Serna x ment, gas heat, 2 car xa- “ee = Bay. Excelient fishing and hunt- H of Pontiac 7 Fage. Lovely shaded $0 x10 ing. For details call J. A. Tay-|3"LOTs AT CRESCENT LARE!GOOD LAND CONTRACT, WILL | 3% south 7 Kay bens | 87 lot. Lake privileges. Priced $] Dow “48 lor, Realtor. FE 4-2544. Country Club Bee With | _discount $1906, FE 63656. FE 5-3456. 2nd Fir Auto Fe with s if desired Ds .200 wn lake privile-es. ~~ F. cto Branch | wy shew xox this value STOP PAYING RENT — Small (AchES OF LAND @ AND BATH. Business Opportunities 51 51 AUTO GLASS pond Priced home v. lake home lake orivileges on Cass lake privileges. Nearly new, plas- Red Fores 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Indian Village nice fireplace. ‘Total only eusee:| Yred, Galle and hard wood Doors FE 29179 DUES Et Sure ou coe : | a “Sotts corren| Phone FE 3-7117 . SS + E 2 . Urustat HOMe ON ONE. OF coutpment, included a ‘53 : ab oner epdetnes ici csael ben nal Coun- | LOT, 110 E. STRATHMORE AVE | truck MA §-e80t : : cumsttuction” bry tisine J. R. HILTZ tv lane sites. 5 Desiomns orm:| off Beldvia ary ae" | FUEL Olt ROUTE. LOTS OF FO: community Loan Co, ‘s 123 Renee WE VROLET: =_v * large’ ‘bedrooms onl’ bom ‘wii eo ho firing peat; Brive “SURO: BMA MARSHALL. - 8. B {CORNER 08 = write, . pee 8 | 30 ner : basement, stoker FE ssisi_ : Eves. | _ 5,9861. un Two * | CAN a 1 FOR SPEEDIER SELL | we Be: . So I «Rooms AND mD_BATH ON PIR? WON'T BE DISCOUR- | ise, = | zoe, wee 12 and 2 p.m. R SPEEDIER rie ! >= , Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ment off Prantlin Ra, Large it| AGED: To recover grew a LAKE oop ener ING use Classified s i | eae aoe and pew well 4 colored. loss, finda job, fill a) On >7 House, car, ee Open or FE 42008 ed Horse vacancy, dial FE 2-8181 | “rare Club Kistate. fogay hing — phone : | FE2-9179 . to place Classified ads! ©} (%qq"""" Dome. Shem. Fe 2-8181, o~ « san f - . : . I, ‘ ; ‘ ae a feed : sgsagcianprtasesesiey THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE ‘17, 1954 - ‘e SIXTY-ONE | For Sale Used Cars 61 _For Sale Used Cars 61 FUNNY BUSINESS _ ; by Hersht _For: Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars. 61 ' " cy Jeromes: - y = WENS) Bright |CM | | BUICK: se = . deluse club coupe, | Se pecs . Snot ‘ Wants Your ees ‘a Used Car ; DO 1950 Pontiac Business SR TE bt Corral .| | LOOK! 31 ti] 9 7 : : “CATALINA” iOpen ‘til 9p. m. ag ‘si Postmen “| 1984 FORD Cresttne getan, Forte | = 1 MAGINE THIS . D . SAVE 5195 Vision Ne reReean Tie wie" ] Baer aie =| pS eee W082, FORD Sedan, Radio, and $ ‘700 top Be tre be 47 Plymouth 2 dr. ti = 3 1063 WUDSON, Weep Delux Sedan. ona : teste a Radio and Heater % oa an mee “nate eva| 2954 LINCOLN CAPRI Dumper wins guards, waite NO Bown Payment Ae | Le ee ces | Sta aise Sesh ‘ata 12 org Tydor. Radio, bester,| °: Mparemetie = = $195 mean, te” reuse cad feenker fost te mention few of Only ...ccceees GS ? car, . 47 Buick 2 dr. eer oe +83 Olds 98 4dr See it. > Drive it C= Radio and Heater “Our from last 's picnic—it’s a wonder they | 101, BUICK uper Sedan. ‘ ; Z | NO Down Payment webitt tans Ga jiate oe Oar, eatin beater ead NS | 163 Code VB 4 dr, BUY IT! | 1983 Sedan. Hyéramatic, | , ; = For Sale Used Cars 61] For Sale Used Cars 61 rede, aod eater oo Fd ae. Chscanate Moker Sith $29 5 wee nw +|~~ | 1063 MERCURY, Sport ¢ Coupe: 1 Mee. "$3 Olds 88 4 dr. seers otor Ss PONTIAC [minmenisrs | soe. la a tr 49 Nash 4 dr. . cue se “Soee wie me 1000 CHRYROLET Cie. Cpe. Ra@le.| +53 Ford Conv't.” RETAIL . ss sgn? Ben a, Radio, and) 5% Dodge Hardtop = bar ——— STORE 1080 DESOTO getan. Fluid Drive. | 'S2 Buick Super 4 dr. si fae 1980 BUICK Special Sedan. '$2 Plymouth 4 dr. ward at 13 Li Radio and Heater JEROME , : XO Down Payment - Rochester Ford Dealer $395 A FEW 48 Pontiac “8” Fine Caran hale teh roRD Teler, Rade, amt), 014, Holiday Cpe. fre ware ontiac . ~ Radio, Heater and EO SELEASE USED CARS ee ee poe Henry J 2 dr. 1940 Studebaker, R&H, NO Down Pay = tame, RoerTine There. media, nt! 152 Buick 2 dr. SO Gold Senet 1g N own Payment tion for that extra car to i Fords ‘48 Cad. $895 |e zone toler. mete. 4151 Olds 88 2 dr. get back and forth. Call “62”, Radio, Heater and | im wunsom sedan. edie, and 51 Plymouth 4 dr Miss Huffman at FE : $495 ‘ Hydramatic estes. y' . 2-274 after 4 p.m. LARRY ime quneMonmLR Sates. Retle| +51 Pontiac 2 dr. —SrTrDCAN ‘S0 Dodge $695 ‘exten, Baie, andi» See It Today! a $1 Ford 2 dr, Wu NASH codan, Rodi, 094451 Chev, 2 dr. | PONTIAC [mz se | mae seam "OChev. 2dr. RETAIL Not a “Rough Rider” in | 50 Olds 88 2 dr. , STORE [2S cas er of| Bai Saree 4 S Sais °S) Buick 2 dr . Sedanette JEF ,OME Radio and Heater Rochester Ford Dealer 1 __NO Down Payment | "Tp a SA, ypane 4 $595 i Nash Rambler |" 7.55 Ford 2 ar Vacation EEEitiE & - z - “ vl lh a Custom “8” S Factory Branch your choice. "50 Cadillac 4 dr. ’ Directional akan s. | 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill . 60 Chrysler Imp. BRA ONE OWNER" $ —— “| Plione FE 3-7117 CY or ie P . 4 ontiac 2dr, ~ MBALL 695 Keller-Koch nowe has a PONTIAC & 2% DOOR . “e eanne we SQ Pontiac “8” legitimate, ethical plan “ergenist vr tou , 49 Ford 2 dr. “ic. Your Nash Dealer 2 dr. Déluxe — pape ae —, i \\W ENS 49 Hudson 2 dr. 6 W. LAWRENCE AT CASS Radio and Heater will alse. provide ample : - 49 Mercury Clb. Cpe. For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 CASH for that summer | ates ie ee | RELIABLE | T $795 7 . ) 147 S. Saginaw _| ‘48 Chev. 2 dr. | TRUCKS - ; MATTIE C WS For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 "48 Pontiac 2 dr. ; | “St Chev. Deluxe 4 ér. 1950 DODGE = Phone FE 5-410! TO DO YOUR JOB H Radio and Heater Coronet. Pour door, radio. heater. 5 '48 Pontiae 4 dr. HARGRIEAVES ggg, 9 EE June Is RR icluntw sin CHEVIROLET | ‘sutsrane* meat men tener: tx! Foneymojion Month | Jacobson's Jerome s|*n * 8" Radio and Heater $41.00 © month. i M tea Sinal en te = —— _|'$3 Ford F-900 Tractor. j : 1949 PACKARD VICTT1 OT oimngie udson B ht 10.00x20 tires, Air, and Four door. Radio and heater, sles. G cw ot Yas = T1Q Vacume. $QQ5 at heeaan| - It's Time to |Hitch Up With - |-ot metese 2 cose au eaaislec 52 Chevrolet 2 dr. 17 curyster |. HAROLD TU/RNER, FORD 2 ma beater Spot 10Gm2) tires, Air N OT Radio and Heater , ig) ig ye “The Best In W| heels And Deals” We Are Auto| mobile Men 2-tone blue Tat Neer and fi08, “in ad OLDS-CADILLAC ae , . . a Ss Coed bake et Coss | 'S2 VANETTE -Medici|/ne Men 1095 108 NASH _ June - Tjravel Time , | PONTIAC ua recta Tae ‘52 CHEV. ¥5 ton panel “= ] Biack. Radio and hester, wall Cnic ti i ae e708 + . a Our Used Clars A i Soe ee novlnc, RETAIL | |szeaeep frame 52 FORD F-6 2 ton dump ars Are Not 'S1 Buick Super 4 dr, | "7 “™™ "2% © mone. Honey| moon GUST SELL “sY PoNTIAE CATK | 'S2 Ford F-3 ¥% ton Pick- Radio, Heater and [a ex are sauna grt ty STORE | Sheree) DOCT ORED Dynaflow A We a iy 4 wersige Pl soeees , a Sale Le cate eleleie sa Wikia‘ eaes mg seoal mies. §1 CHEV. % ton pickup , K 1] K h 51 Plym. 4 P ealiael "$599 49 Ford 4 dr. Pes + 509 GC x YDWILL “a, POyIAG CONVERTIBLE. 72 'SLINT’L % ton pickup ' - eiler-XKOC "S50 Chev. 2 dr....e-. -$444/ '50 Ford 2 dr. .......$299|~ PONTIAC "80 4 DOOR DELUEE. | , They Are Repaired $1195 CWRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Si! Pont 4 Ofis cescca $799 °49 Packard 2 dr.*....$399 USED CARS Wut condition MY Seats. Exee- | '51 FORD % ton panel A d R diti ed °S2 Pontiac 4 dr Lincoin 6410. ’53-Ford Vic. rag pena Cl wana . bam ee pe ‘51 FORD Vanette 12 ft. i al 1 49 Buick Super 2 dr. $444/ 49 Olds. 88 dix. ..... ; — ones ee desea ed beac een '52 Chey. dix. 4 dr... $899) "51 Pont. Hardtop . $1,099 Bei yiri S075 | spieieensstepelieyee— | eee ee , Ro ang ace a ee a — pie Club a 5 and l t Ch ' 10 00520 , j ym. 4 dr. ...0.. 'S1 Dodge 4 dr. ...... % eater 0 Pontiac o4 foe ee sna $129 5: cL a 2 oe SC P| > Dont $1395 S OCC | 51 cate 9% tom Piiekup erorage tp condnion, “war deine | 2,tone palate 1? ectual miles. : tation Wagon... Nas naan as $299 ont. USED’ CARS SOFORD 34 ton pickup . , : 4 Door, Radio and Heater $645 $1745 eeoeyy CM . Come In And | 49 Ford 1 ton Panel Radio and Heater od, es 17900 Actual Miles’ | ‘59 Oldsmobile A sieeeee onset PONTIAC Of Your Choice 2 Chev, % ton Stake ‘5? Dodge 48 Olds "8 98 4-Door 69 Ford ..... veces $1,299) > eapies RETAIL SM Pym. 4 dr game ap 49GMC } ton pickup tect. taste. eater ond. Puig, Lat Wydremetic ‘This is © sharp 1395 "50 Chev, ...++seee0s $499) 381 Pim -...+.-.--- 0018 up| 49 FORD % ton stake = ——_— en — tehed im cor i ESE ARON) cant 47 Olds Cl. Cpe....- <7] STORE, (itt BL Beylinder . ished m coral y with | °47 s Cl. Cpe....... be Oeics $945 $345 $2 Mercury 4 dr. afew rear neat speaker, | '48 Ford 2 dr........- $199 ; "48 Olds. Convertible..." “LL 48 | 49 Fofd 1 ton Van . Monterey backup lights foam. rubber Trucks 40 Ford 2 dr..ccocccss $99) . Factory Branch _| ‘$3 Gadling “42” Chub Coupe . Radio and Heater Equipe wah O, 8 Revel 48 Stude. 4 dr....d0+--$99 63 Mt. Cjemens at Mill TRUCKS 48 Ford 114 ton Cab and ‘ ’ ] C l . ol tee "saan ae wall, tires 90 Ford % t. pickup $500 40 Chrys. 4 de sama: $99 Phone FE 3-7117 (2 Mactom.stae Chassis . 51 Frazer | 5 evrIo et _ 7 ——eV—e _ '46 Dodge panel sete $99) 49 Kaiser 4 dr....... $199 ie Bs ge IAG +, DOOR ee ae a re ee » ceeste | 48Chev. 2 ton Cab and f cicen. ny Oo) sept “neater, bat “h Tune ~ good. $1495 "53 Chev. Sed. Del. .. “$8991 79 Ford Model A..... $09) ee rs enn On * “tractor Chassis acm wee Saree ) acs jase Eee ey ’33 Ford 1 t. pickup $888) '48 Hudson Cl. Cpe. .$144 oo “$0 Chev. is Pas ’48 Chev. Cab and Onsse . very , $545. $695 "$2 Chev. 2 dr. Only ..... sees $1,095] 'SI Ford ¥ t. panel. .$399 46 Nash A! droesveees $14 iong PowriA€ # DRL TAE 7 DOOR TT “ | Sky Bite Alon i Avbure Ave Riemenschneider Bros, | 48 FORD 174 ton stake or_chief, Phone FE 22106 ° 'S2 Chevrolet |'52 Ford ratownd tenes | comevener | Flarold | Turner Seercmete=| Dodge. INTL S Srtdeae ‘45 FORD 1% ton stake Jie Vers ‘eens. Plymouth ‘ 4 ar. .. Pow- - Srenes,tretioal gee, 3 tone | 2 door. Customiine, with radio and Many More Community Motor Seles $8 Dedote ? Ge. - GOOD OLIVER BUYS | BIG USED LOT F Q: These erg, sice clean care, Resdy 232 S. Saginaw St. - , $1095 $995, vont im sopay (amet one wa es | OT . See ata Sites Phone FE 2.9131 They're , . ee. ~ NOW! TWO] BIG LOTS! - Rig A TTARK pecoxe | "A-] Buys” Matthews- | Matthews=:| ; 464 raga ase ' ; a4 Woodward & % ; m ‘Tm secritice, 4900. ty 4 | OLIVER |————| S. Woodward | 13 Mile Road Zeer | SREEESE| =~ CY ‘HargreavesHargreaves| yiorcy Soies-| "S22? | Birmingham | “ (Be pereen| MERE QW ENS 7 Ratio, heater, white walls, Fordo- PHO! NES: . ; : | 818 Scott Lake Ra. . wn” : CHEVROLET | CHEVROLET } 210 orchard Lake Ave.) Spisoe“hcroats. miss. Yeu ob LEISURE - TIME DOL-|,,, West Side Used Care| <7 °° SM ¥ 5 fo | have to see i to believe: it! Urtdwest 4-7500 JOrdan 4-6266 | LARS quickly yours for oa Wt aie, OO our For a 212 S. Saginaw _ 211 S. Saginaw — (Corner of Williams) Tiaren Alster Seles | taking a pa ions job! Foc ego yaad, 147 S. Saginaw St. : 2 | 959 W. Muros FE 22641 ‘0 place a Wor ant Opén ‘til 9 p.m. _ FEMS6 FE2901 \" . | Lincoln 3-3557 Lingoln 3-4436| 1? Uist FE 2 S181. SE es Phone FE $-4101 . ; | | y ' \ > . } 4 5 d SIXTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 For Sale Used Tracks 62 Boats & Accessories 66 Sale Household SA Goats 2 Michigan's Finest - ‘USED-TRUCKS 53 Chev. pickup .... $985) ’5S0 Chev. pickup .... $595) ’51 Chev. sedan delivery ....2+.- $09 *S2 Chev. panel ..... $695 46 Dodge pickup ... .$125 46 Ford pickup .... $125 International _van delivery .. Chev. dump, 14,000 miles, new body ..... $1,2 295 | NORTH CHEVROLET Woodward at 13 Mile Rd Phone LI 5-1100 M TRAILER AND a. | % TANDE G tractor PES. job if desired Reasonabie joes , DODOE e PICKUP TRUCK with rack i $138 ae Ready ‘to roll. 701 Oakland *s! 1 DODGE 2 TON TRUCK STAKE rack lined metal, excelient con- _ dition Call all MArket ¢220¢ GMC TRIPLE CHECKED TRUCKS 53 GMC Suburban. .$1295 ’°51 GMC 1 ton pickup $695 49 Dodge stake .....$395 46 Dodge, 12 ft. van $395 "46 Chev. 3-5 yde GUD i vicscvesey GOS) "49 L.H.C. panel ..... $375 WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 3 xm 902] | at Pine Lal | 18 Rat - NATIONAL ry ered ” GENESEE § — ___2101_Dixie High | MERCURY ¢ oun riQARD | “83 . power st t, forewara. newtrel a og Perfect B a> - Ay Used months, _ $75. off of lst price EM ~ NEPTO See the new M Mite. ghs only ‘17 Ibe emappy Starts trouble free ration § wil! ; @mase yor hg #2 479-56. , SPORTSMANS W sHOP | 1906 Cass Lake Ra —Keego Harbor NEW ¥ BOATS. 12 FT. 900: 4 PT. 12 ff car too ‘1600 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | SWIMMING RAPY #x9’. rels New as the water ER. insert Lincoln '7% HP FIRESTONE : OUTBOARD and boat $110. FE 23-4179. re : ie and rottle. Very € condition. ois. 3 213 N Cass. i« PT AT. OARS AND _ motor. fie’ re FE 4019). | WE KNOW OUR BOATS! POR THE aereiee— lis Oven eG one june ‘@ i Fr ALL sories. Bet ong takes. “yes WANTED LATE MODEL , 10 oR _ hp. Mercury motor PE 4-040 ' 1964 SCOTT ATWATER. ™% HP. | Ball-ematic and cruse 6 day tank | Used about hours $170 also a 12 f Pily¥weed rowboat, $55 OR 3-7367 _ _Transportation Off Otfered 68 68 | — 2 RIDERS TO SHARE EXPENSES and driving to 8 E. Missouri FE 40339 wit Ga OR SWAP ar ae New Moon 27 ft, housetrailer for —a —— po tools of ment. call “Sn 3-18 "pire 3 2-468! Boats & Accessories 66 ; ALUMACRAFT eoats. Hg tas A REPAIN ate ALL Ma St au’, Leth Ean a. AND SERVICE ™ SLEGRAPH OST > NEW 5 HORSEPOWER acer motor, $80. OLive 1953 P. OUT. } MERCURY 5 H. oO} board motor Like new. OL 32-2041. “EVINRUDE MOTORS Angier boats, " agree a . ‘Iry ws. Labor SE POWER a | sch . HORSEPOWER, ELGIN § HP. MOTOR, NEW CON- dition. $95. Eliimgsen Food Mar- _333_N Perry . FIBERGLAS SOLID FIBERGLASS CANOES Boat covering kite of we do it Uitlity kits Trial kits §1 00, Bulk for car and boat building Hours daily @ am to 5 3 pm Tuesday and Wednesday 7 p.m 8 ket pm WANDA BOAT CO 32650 Northwestern Hwy Near 14 Mile Road MAy fair_ 6-6150 FINE 18 FT FEATHERCRAPT Vagabond. Ai) inum. Like new Also 16 h. rs Bcott-Atwater motor. Has not run over 6 hours. _ EM _3-3201. FOR SALE: 14 FOOT ROW BOAT. _ 161 Remont Call FE 3-067. FIBERGLASS BOLID FIBERG.WASS CANOES Boat covering Kits, or we do it Utility Fits trial kite, 61; bulk for car and boat bullding Hours, Gaily § to ¢ es Tues. to 9 WANDA BOAT co 32650 Northwestern Hwy Wear 1¢ Mie RA MA e-4159 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS, Gtarcraft aluminum beats. OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 7.8 Orchard Lake Ave, PE 28020 HEAVY DUTY MARINE PLYWOOD — iy ith oars, also canoes; $50 ¥. AGLEY AUTO PARTS) | PE 2-2544 or FE 4-3588 10 Bs 1° FT, CHRIS boat. and mark tor. Like new acey St CRAFT RACING | _MA Ply lassified Settle lems through ( ads and spare vour feet needless wathing fa- tigue. everyday 1 What are you aE, | for? Place tolive? Car? Job? Lost pet? Describe your want in .the Want Ads and: watch it-fill itself! Dial FFE 2-8181 for. an ad- writer, Tee- | Nee trailers. Everything for the boa’ 18. Mercury mo-| ban AB- whet have 1355 70 BEAUTIFUL MATERNITY WARD- = Sizes 7 and 0 FE $4740. - Spiers fet SPRY UTE 3. huge sor used clothing rift Shop. 103 6. Sagi- GE Okita CLOTHING __starting 6X. 236 Neilson. FE 2-6746 PASTEL LACE SATIN i gown Size 14 OR | SUMMER DRESSES EXCELLENT bana poe size 12. Lake Angelus LACE AND satin Perf 4 $25. wEBOENS DRESS, nylon et over 2-070, after 5 YELLOW BALLERINA formal, brand new. oR 3-0623 Sale Household Goods — a RAAAAAL AE AAA AAA 8 ANTIQUES ot to AN ‘| 3-4)08 LENOTH reasonable bric-a-brac ANTIQUE ce “MARBLE TOP | lamp table. overfect condition | FE 2-113 | ABC ‘WASHER. BABY BED AND | high chat Call PE 2-3437. | AL MOST NEW PURNITURE EX- _cellent cond:tion, FE _ | 2 on stoves Fo roa sae § ROOM “DEARBOUW AUTOMATIC eas heater. 1 room Perfection oil heater, Eureka sweeper with at- tachments. 5 piece complete wai- Put waterfall) bedroom suite. 756 ox _ Huron a 3 FINE RADIOS. ONE 86 AND _one $10 rE 6-8755.. A GOOD USED H HONOR i - 2S 5 toom coal furnace FE 7 APT SIZE GAB RANGE a 6 months. Inquire 291 Marion —_ ANYTHING YOU WANT | CAN BE .OUND AT New garden cultivators, : oy w ~~ larps ‘TSF up; used lamps, 350 down Leds ial) sizes) 81 up. refrigerators §25 up: ranges j _ & elec.) $5 up: TV sets, j 150 up radios. $5 up: Miller chrome dinettes $49.95. chests, new & used $85 up; bedroom suites. or dn p. Uving room | -wuttes, OOM 7 i 90 ” Complete line ot Seal” Rite color tint paints. Use our fasy lay-e-wa: | WE BUY SEL, OR shores. plan. ce aed es of re PARKING ‘OPEN 8 TO MON THRU SAT. & 12 TO ‘ 4345 Quvere Ra. 1 mille aS ry — Hgts. BOTTLE GAS. | Used spectais Apartment size gas range $12. Servel gas refrigera- | tor $70 Bottle gae installed at | lowes? ak "Dirt enyon Fuel “9 Ca, & Dixie Hwy OR 3-24 CASH POR J FURNITURE oh Phone OR - _tools CHROME ance sat OR 3-9005 | CHROME DINETTZ SETS. AB semble these yourself and save 4 chairs and table $6995 value, $39 95. These are brand new 1064 model Formica famous make tops ell popular colors. Come in, ' look. compare «and be conginced of these extraordinary b reains Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave COMBINATIO _ COOK “AND | Gas stove mete: hoo. Laundry tub. + Large wooden cabinet. Wail cab ; imMmet Wooden shelves Pigerater aut ate od ss chatee. Ra} oa val eon te . tauraet equipment, Beat me I hpleliea aR groce UTILITY RUWA- | ¥ 17 Neasonabie ‘re sine. 7 RUGS W ADS, 8Xi3% AND os. PF Baus 20 inch T.V, console, dinette set. Easy spin, dryer washer, Tappan gas range. cedrr chest, electric N. Sanford DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT. ONE of America's best makes, freeser gueranteed for 5 years.§ value 624006. Slightly scratched in transit Michigan Fivorescent, 363 Orchard Lake Ave ; _ EMERSON TELEVISION inch table model. new tubes OR }6007 12% ELECTRIC P/ Table and 4 chairs. anity Sewing machine Books ad photorra: Drop Inn END TABLES, BLOND AND LIM. =| ed oak, m a designs. value = trregu' than half vous: at gen Fivorescent. 30) Orchard ve A = Fans NS FANS. = HAVE all sizes. All types terrific values 6395 up M Fluo rescent. 393 Orchard Lake Ave FRAME BED 2 CHESTS, NITE stand and bench. PE 21186. DRYER. cngie FOR SALE BENDIX he chair bed and dresser. living drawers. _ PE 6110 MODEST MAIDENS | 601] teow “You'll have to be patient. ference from Channel 4!" _Sale Household Goods 7 By Jay Ales I'm getting a lot of inter- SALE wee RE Spinner washers ...... KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR Nn cuble feet First class condition MI 6-4615 LARGE WALNUT D DINING TABLE. @ chairs. | +4916. LARGE wa winigeretor Pe 25 M.A eceaaaa oxi2 LINOLEUM, .$3.95 . A.06 House Paint . gal, $1.95 . ENAMEL Bvers davenport wed 615; Fam | desk * buegy $6.50: furniture of all kinds nest to Farm- Pree Bank Pu new Orchard Lk aves ers — Station. FE 47881. guuoie AHOGANY § DRAWER DREASER and poster bed. Coll spring and matress. May be as after 6 of Sunday. seen even _FE 2-127 ee MAPLE orgs pe $15.00. _ 32-6013 NORGE REFRIGERATOR GOOD FE 47014 TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES For oes fenges k. B. won ELECTRIO ._ HURON AND, MAT. * 40. dae Brook. vn es 4 cond € = dwar * idee R TRAC. Galo, 94 ta «lies. _ exis RO “ROO, G0, me este CARR. tor, stow, cudiveter ond Have fas Fa sPeep QUEEN, %.,,°* Sen ical — went, 9. 8 irr _ KELVIN ATOR mm REFRIORN. TRADE IN YOUR OLD LAWN- _ ais. collemt c mower on @ Bew one. EXCELLENT CONDITION TT : ne Aid tractor with %\" power driv Fumed Osk Dining room WAYNE ¢ GABE RT’S | en lawn mower, 32° cutter bar Table |e refractory type & feet a nd sulky Reg opens up to 8 feet, Trade-in ——s 9067 tor One HP outboa ine wide, 4 regular chairs. 1 gosg used washers 1498 motor now $150. One host ir end | hostess r, an alten nae it te Vovager MP outboard motor newly : \eoge ‘ 6 me washer, uke o borg Reg. $ $00.50 §«=6Barnes deep 5% : new .... Meraware 7 Ww Huron St | J8"taches high 02 large. @rawers | Gy range =f aos | t ‘ y ~~ equity, | Real buy for ‘$100. “Alss, 3 round Many gp igh . — B, autos for new of used| wainut end oe ng ee 121 N. Sagines rE 66180 ee EXCHANOE re tie. Prone | waLNoT 5 Dis KAND "| _8. Ts oe Rvee, tien. 198 Ce Me ator home freeser _over payments OR }-1508 WAYNE GABERT’S Floor Samples Sale GO. EK. canister cleaner . Ironrite Ironer Aluminum Comb. Doors COMPLETELY INSTALLED 2 es 4175 Dixie Hwy 101 2'TON Aik COOLED AIR CONDL Huron. feucets $14.96. Stall showers Lanny Michigan Fluorescent. 363 Orche __ bake Ave _ Blackett's | S |

8 to 6 FE 2-0233 Sunday to i ARNASON PLUMBING SUPPLY ba meas “% Mile south of Orton or PE 2-4826 TRY’ IT ONCE since Ga Lat LAWN GLIDER. OUT. YOU CAN INSTALL ITI ened eas a4 9x9 Floor Tile canner. ba | BOOMER necesecinsanes each PORCH @ FEET ¢ INCHES BY | Linoleum x each 6 foot 6. jeches, hes 3 windows ere each and may be used for sun Wall Tile” Lip Be eq. ft USE OUR TOOLS. DO YOOR OWN . repairing. to_6 30. Closed every Thursday. op were wee FLOOR SHOP 1400 Baldwin Ave re b2e3| Peg geginaw = |S WHEEL b CARDES TRACTOR. | | Deeoe THE HOME wor : ” ii e vator D : _ call afer $30 FE “oame, = Miler Palis and UICK BATTERY CHARGER | saws, Grills “Reasonable price. FE pase, 685 oatey power teste, anny IRNITURE, F. J. POOLE CO. hundreds of other | meagre sold ev- | 151 Oakland Ave PE 4-1504 ery Friday night 7 p.m. at aue- ~ Michigan Auction Mart, Inc. M-24 Lake | Orton ~~ READY MIX CEMENT OR WORTA ge en MORTAR ENT—SILICA BAND BLAYLOCK . & ole it om mye d SUPPLY CO herd Leake Ave. FE 3-7101 Sake TRUNK AND stonal iike new. a. Marshall after 6. _tanks. Ph. OR 37686. antiques. Reasonabie. Vvil- y Store, Commerce 3-368 SAVE WAR- On YWOoD. Wick's, 2678 Orchard Lake Road. SMALL G GRAND PIANO DIN- froom Cham- motor, 5. FE 1084 SEPTIC TANKS it Reinforced Concrete installed desired. FE 2-6472; evenings FE in America ed. 6s $156 value $9650 Michi- an ——— 33) (Orchard Ave ake 1SPRCIALt Must reduce stock of — straqent pad — 2x46—4 f : . Re 256—5 ft 5 . Me ea 2x6—6 ft... . Longer lengths 6. One pile misc. lumber $50 M SURPLU iS LUMBER & MA SALEs CO 6340 ) Mighiand Rd. (M-§9) C na (M-69) OR 3.7092 SERVEL GAS REFRIGERATOR and ‘41 Chevrolet. 43 Stout St. «| SUMMER PRICES ON COAL. NOW IN EF- FECT. GOOD COAL ALWAYS. M. A. BENSON 549 N Bacinae _ FE 252) VENTILATING FANS FOR KITCH. ens t value at $29.95. Also large selection of door chimes at extraordinary values Michigan nw 73 «(Orchard Lake ve THREE-PIECE SATH GETS — $04.85 $108.50 wntre va a fillings) GRADE A PLUMBING wane. n sink frames. G. Perry. - ‘Garage Doors ext. pair te fo I* 45.00 up te ed nite ~s to up to 40.00 BERRY DOOR SALES CO. HEARINO AIDS, 880 TO $200 AND accessories. Rules. FE 2-7000 HUMIDIFIER FOR SALE. LIKE FE 54-4382. new HOLLINGHEAD =| { poows | |.INOLEUM, 9xt2, .$3.95 | | of structural | Jack's Linolew "Eres | LIDNEL ‘k AH ERICRN ‘ Tasker's, iy traordinary 6 in. on valves. jet a Da <— 393 «Orchard — and inside paint, gallon, Wall tile. 4's foot, running foot, 18¢ gailon garba 20 5 foot step i week Eel FLYER-TRAING AUTHORIZED ay em ae and genuine factory Pree test on ~ TALBOTT LU BER ware, pluneing. BF et ee "tr septic system for wen ba _10s oatiand. Rea ~~~ WOLVERINE Wing. baby bapey 0 a1 voaL. AUTO ¢ SS WATER “Do It Yourself 72-A a Mixers, trie N.| SIANO TUNING ND . Oscar Schm “SHOW CAB: ° i Ne $10 79 $12 50 Paces tackle | Ise sq. ft. PREE INSTRUCTIONS Tile cutters & tools furnished wits CEE WEEDON HOME EQUIPMENT 1661 8 ~reeereee FE 42507 TUMBING SUPPLIES. an aut Pt tg Pha $21.96 aundry vs si faucet SAVE PLUMBING BUPPLY- | 100 8. Saginaw &t. __ FE 5-2100 Sale. Musical Goods 73/4245 —, PLAYER. APARTMENT Bench sheet music, ron 00 “$371 Coo! Lake Rd. AIR- iM. Ph. 32-6217 ( BEsT < gt Sa ond TAKES, also Indies shoe cheap. | PIANO. TONE. Suitable for Tecreation room. Call | FE 5-3679. Sale Offi Office Equipment 70| LARA oa OFrs EQUIPMENT. desk, typewriter desk. » ol gton Oxford __ formation call OA 8-3122 12 X 16 X 12 INCH FIREPROOF condition. ¢ | Mest» ourself. 2005 Pontiac Rd. service. ayes, in-| Lawiand Kennels vee, TURTLES HA: ALL _ Shop. 69 8S. Astor, +6433. THOROUOHB PuP- “Sa? eae Delivers. FB Plants, Trees, Shrubs 80A FREE SAWDUST For Sale Pets 8l AQUATIC GARDENS AQUARIUM Trealeat Fish aa Supplies 186 State St PE ¢1873 Father's Day Spebial — 8 Parakeets .... eene | herd FE _ REOISTER | YY FOX rier. male PE 32-4628. — MAL TERR R-TYPE PUPPIES. Aispla uartum with pump. filter atk ponte : stat and stand —-_ Collie at stud wi ‘or je. _7-0168. SPRING! Sale Store Equipment 77 BURROUGH'S CASH PEGISTER t= year old Cal, before i, or atter | 4pm. EMpire 3-0905 NALIUNAL Ach rtkGISTER, electrie 4 totals ish jike new, $425 Go { Commerce AND MATCHING | bbe | — reasonable — __ Kinney | Saginaw __ dale regen Gnade ; 78 DEER RIFLE AND SHOTGUN. FE 40363. GUNS. BUY. SELL. TRADE. BURR- Shell. FE 23-4708. 375 8. Teiegrtph a OF WALTER HA-| en trons, er. Excellent Condition. $00. 00. FE 3-0029 SALE! ee spinning reels. 11.85 — Hood’ with ashanti Binecslars, si? 50 LS 8 nN“ ESgines and Sporting F ISHING: TACKLE SALE $19.95 Fly rods now $1495 { $22.75 Airex master reeis now $15.96 $12.50 Airex —- acer 5 ig $0.05 COMPLETE LINE, OF RODS, REELS, BAITS] 5 AND LINES, ‘Evinrude weorounero motors Ther} KELLY’S HARDWARE 3904 asbern ot. Adams. FE 2-881! Sand, ¢ Gravel & Dirt 79 ' FIELD OF ALFALFA FOR SALE. _Pies_¢ week old, FE _6-0766.. YEAR OLD TOY PEKINESE DOO ae en 2 N. Cass. FE ~3 BABY CROWS. ¢1 EACH. WELL teat ~ “FHOROUOR- bred German Shepherd Male Excellent watch dog. Good with _ children” EM 3-36000 Dogs Trained, Board 8&2 FOR corn or oats py Ps é eo Ph. Met [Abe ened HAY AND STRAW MA 58-3502 Hay, Gr Grain | & Feed 8&3 aie vicinity hed Lene Pine and rm Mich. Call Lapeer Mohawk ¢3407. June __19. 20 or 21. STRAW, WIRF TE 2 ed sl supe or of CT a's. corner Airport and Wil- a 3-8711. For Sale Livestock 84 4 SHOATS _ COR 3-803. STANDARD BRED MARE. Pa- tle. " Wa . T s D fA a eit 3 ¢ FE 4-0734 oT * FE ¢1 KING BROS. YOUR I-H DEALER RD. AT OPD M. & Rot ROTARY TILLERS EQUIP... 6507 uwY. OR 3-8506 or MA 56-1878 y Balers Special N EW BALERS We have 2 w Holland 77 Salers at © ao Migs! vou won't want to miss, 1983 MODELS -BLACKETT, INC. ENGINE? STOP IN AT BROS. bab piso HAVE ON HAND, ONE, Jus NEW we AKE TRADE-Ins KING BROS. ' FE 4-1112 YOUR I-H DEALER PONTIAC RD. cultivators. New tooth, spring tooth and weeder harrows to fit Ford and 7s trac- tors. Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. 825 os Ave. PE 4041. FPS 19 =Extra fine furniture, garage nd mn tools. te Fas: i : a | i 4 th i Hi i 1 i nf : 4 i i #3 HH i R : cal ! “dishes a agg Og OE I ag Lots of other items : Fabulous Dorsey B “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954 _ -- Today's Television Programs - Channel 3—-WIJBE-TV =e i-: Channel 4— WWJ-TV 4 es © Channel 1— WXYE-TV (2)}—Theater. Pat Crowley in “Pretext,” college professor's daughter torn between two loves. ” | 19:15—(4)—Hawkins Falls. 9:30—(7)—Hot Rods. Fred Wolfe announces from Motor City Speedway. (4)—Liberace. Piano impressions. (2)—‘“I Led Three Lives.” Richard Carlson, coun- terspy for FBL 10:00 — (4) — Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff with films. (2)—News. Jack LeGoft. 10: 15—(2)—Weatherman. 10:30 — (7) — Janet Dean. Ella Raines as nurse in “The John- son Case." (4)—Traffic’ Court. Judge Watts presides. (2)—Meet Mr. MecNutley. Ray Milland plans lush vacation. 10:45—(4)—Baseball Hall of Fame. Christy,” film. (4)—Everybody Music. .(2)—To 11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night. ‘ Music. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00 — (4) — Today. (2)—Morning Show. : $:00—(7)—Breakfast Club. 9:00—(4)—Playschool. (7)—News, Wixie. (2)—Jack Parr. 10:00 — (4) — Home. (7)—Charm Time. (2)—I'll Buy That. 10:30—(2)—Strike It Rich. 11:68 — (4) — Friday Show. (7)— Playhouse. (2)—Valiant Lady. (2)— Love of Life. 11:30—(2)—Tomorrow’s Search. 11:45—42)—Guiding Light. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7)—12 o'clock Comics. (2) Eat, Murphy. 12:30—(7)—My Life. (4)—Ladies First. (2)—Garry Moore. 1:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. (7) Army-McCarthy. 1:30—(2)—Houseparty. (4) — Jean McBride =venture Patrol. 2:00—~(2)—Big Payotf. (4)—Kate Smith. 2:30—(2)—Feature. 3:00—(4)—-Welcome Traveler. (2) 3:30—(4)—On Your Account. Ladies Day. . 4:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. (7)--Cowboy Colt. (2) 4:38 — (4) — Howdy Doody. (2)— a Theater. 4:45—(T)—Barnaby Bear. &:00— (4) —Happy Hallow. (T)— Auntie Dee. 5:30—(2)—Bob Crosby. (4)—Ad& (7) — Jungle Story. . 5: 45—(2)—Sports. = FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—Det. Deadline. (2)—Rocky King. 6:15—(4)—News. (7)—News. 6:30—(4)—Eddie Fisher. (7)—Stu Erwin. (2)—News. 6:45 — (4) — News. (2)—Perry Como. 7:00—(4)—Dave Garroway. (T)— Ozzie and Harriet. (2)}—Mama. 7:30—(4)—Life of Riley. (7)—Play- house. (2)—Topper. 8:00—(4)—Big Story. (7)—Family Pride. (2)—Playhouse. 8: 30—(4)—Soundstage. (7)—Range Rider. (2)—Our Miss Brooks. 9:00—(4)—Sports Cavalcade. (T)— Zane Gray Theater. (2)—My Friend Irma. 9:30—(2)—City Detective. 9:45—(4)—Fight Scrapbook. 10:00 — (4) — The Norths. (7) — Black Spider. (2)—News. 10: 15—(2)—Weather. 10:30—(4)—Man About Town. (2) To Be Announced. . 10: 45-—(4)—Baseball Hall of Fame. 11:00—(4)—News. (7)—Soupy’s On. (2)—News. - 11:15—(4)—-MRA Races. (7)—Mq tion Picture Academy. (2)— Eleventh Hour. -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change witheut notice. wm, (jm CELW, (800) Www, (ase) WCAR, (1198) wx?tz, (is WsJBK, (1498) TONIGHT FRIDAY MORNING WCAR, Noonday Caller WJBK, Bob Murphy : News 6:30 WIR, "et. Voice 12:30—WJR, Helen Trent 6:45—WIR, Curt Massey Cows" hows ww), WWJ, News WWJ, Marriage Pays WXYZ, Wattrick, McKens.| WXYZ. Pred Wolfe CKLW, Your Boy Bud CKLW, News CKLW, News el oa Pa — WJBK, Den — . WCAR, News, Music WCAR. Coffee With Clem WCAR, Harmony Mali FRID EVENIN 6:15—WJIR, Clark Quartet Bud h 6:45—WWJ, News : Fran Harris News a CLM Toby David w Curtain Calls WAYE, Wattrick-Mck. CKLW, Eddie Chase wx Pred Weife CKLW, Ginger Rogers CKLW, Sports WCAR, Talk Sports 7:00—WJR, Dale Marr FRIDAY AFTERNOON weak, meg Muste 6:30—WJIR, olds, Racing| WWJ. News ¥ ‘ wwe? = WXYZ, Pred Wolte 1:00—WIR, Life’s Rosé 15-0, Clark Quartet WIJBK, | WCAR, News, Coffee WXYZ, Charm Time XYZ, Lee Smits WCAR, Magic Music 7:185—WJR, Music Hall CKLW, News, Bud CKLW, Bddie Chase. 6:45—WIR, WXYZ, Dick WJBK, News, McLeod WCAR, Talk Sports WXYZ, E4 McKensie WCAR, Coffee Nein was Macmeny ¢:30—WIR. Racing 1:06-WJR, Ouest House ra yin Solas, on eats W. Bud Davies WXYZ, Bill : , 3 WJBK. Gentile, Binge - WCAR, Warmup Time Wear, Magic Music Red Skelton : Lewell Thomes cme. Pulton Lewis 7:45—WwJ, News i exva Dr. Muatone WXYZ, Eé4 McKenzie WCAR, News, Music ps agents CKLW, Your Boy Bud 1:08-—WIR, Guest House 7:15—WWJ, Fran Pettey ww J, Maxwell 1:45—WIR, Guiding Light Red Skelton CKLW, Guy Nunn wxYz, WwW, Music bd CKLW, Fulton Lewis 1:30—WIR, Peter L. Hayes | CRLW. Neve Gentile 2:00—WIR, Ind Mrs. Burton | WCAR, News, Music wwi, M Beatty WCAR. vd Seiten News J, Pran Pettey ware, ver Hagie ba ware, Pau! Winter CKLW, Guy Nunn CKLW, Qabrie 8:15—WJR, Bud Guest CKLW, News, 7:30—WJIR, Peter L. He WJBK, Tom George WXYZ, Fred Wolfe WCAR, News, Harmony ww se ne ; WJBK, T. George WXYZ, Lone Ranger 9:45—WIR, Ed. R. Murrow 8:30—WIR, Music Hall 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason CKLW, Gabriel Heatter a. 1 Man's Family CKLW, Eddie Fisher WCAR, 8:00—WIR, Meet Millie 9:00—WIR. News “ Ls CKLW, Perry Come WW, Roy Rogers WWJ, Minute Parade Weak: goes Wused $:00_WJR, Mr. Keen WXYZ, Show WXYZ, Breakfast Club WWJ, Dinah Shore CKLW, Official ective KLW, News, Music 2:45—WJIR, Brighter Day WXYZ, Show Stoppers won = Rows, Goer WJBK, Bob Murph WW, Here's Answer CKLW, Theater AR, News, News, CaLW, Peggy WCAR, Music 8:15—WXYZ, Show World 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Clu ——— 8:15—WWJ, F. Sinatra 8:90—WIR, Gymph. Prev W, Mews, Heatter 3:00_WJR, Hilltop House WXYZ, Show Werld ww : gs WWJ, Life Beautiful 7 eS 0:30—WIR, Mrs. ~a Ed McKenzie 0:20 —-WIR, ‘ Godfrey CKLW, Crime Fighters CKL . Good Neig: C) CKLW, News, Music Ww .. Bob ope 9:45—WIR, Pete & Jos WJBK, T. Geor, WHYS, Vendereost 8:45—WXYZ, Just Easy 9:06—WIR, TBA WWJ, Jason WXYZ, Sammy Kaye CKLW ; Roth WJBK, Tom George CKLW, 9:15—WEYZ, Bil Stern bab or ww, 3:46—WJR, Our Gai Sunday WXYZ, World We Live ip Caw _ og 10:38—WWJ, Bob Hope WW, Rt. to Happiness CKLW, Have a Heart Pag a aa fae tm laa ‘ oo WIR. Listen Lorene 9:45—WWJ, Top This oo Temnessee Ernie . Mary wwi, Kstage ife WWJ, Fibber, McGee WCAR, Song Parade WHYZ, Wattrick. McKenete ey the ee Stern :48—WW3, Break the Bank ews, CKLW, PF. Bawards errs. Gish Mearrics’ WCAR, News, Carousel Saw poe necuh r 11:00—WWJ, Strike It Rich | 4:15—WJR, Music Hall WJBK, 10:15—WIR, TBA Modern Romances WWJ, Stella Dallas 10:15—WJR, Music Metre. ware toe News CELW, Florida U.S.A. WCAR, Bports ww Top of Town WJBK, Don McLeod 4:30-WWJ, Widder Brown | CKLW, Hollywood Date CKLW, Preddy Martin WCAR, News, Lady ~ ’ . 10:30—WIR, Cathy & Ellictt — . ee. Beier, ww r a Hall 11:15—CKLW, peo Searing ard atasta, | Hews many, ae” Wash. wars Ee Heertngs WCAR, Gong Parade CKLW, News, Wright WJBK, 10:08-=