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112th YEAR * *x** PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL. 13, 1966 —98 PAGES   
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  ‘WAS THE BAPTISM OF JOHN FROM HEAVEN - 
Jesus Forecasts Own Death 
Rebel Teacher Faces Trial 
on Charge of Blasphemy; Béiter’s Note: This ts the second ef six articles in which reporter Ore Speid ‘+. 
takes an imaginary trip beck more thag 19 centuries to Jerusaiem! in the time ic 
of Christ's last seven days and — on the events of that Cok. epplying 
the style of today’s news—end the eke m 
By ORA SPAID 
Pontiac Press Special Writer 
JERUSALEM, Nisan 14 (Wednesday)—A sole 
diction of his own death was made today by Jesus, a 
Nazarene rabbi who has excited this city defying its 
rulers. 
His forecast of doom bocce at the el ro the Saddusaic   
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of the | 
renal tone teacher on a pa Dispheay charge ome peu be aie | 
until after the feast 
tare san cal dg i ee 
_ that he would be “betrayed to be crucified” on Pass- 
over day, which begins at sundown tomorrow. 
. The decision bp bys prosecution of Jesus was disclosed 
after a meeting dusaic priests in Caiaphas’ palace. 
Caiaphas said eas told his disciples as they left the; 
Temple yesterday: 
“Do you see these great buildings? There will not be 
left here one stone upon another that will not be thrown 
down.” 
The high priest said the remark was equal to defiling 
the Temple and constitutes ds for a charge of blas- 
phemy an Jewish law. Blasphemy is punishable by 
death, but only if Rome approves the sentence. 
Many observers here believe postponement of the. 
charge until after the feast day was done for fear 
prosecution of Jesus might have incited rioting among 
the thousands of pilgrims crowding the city, many 
of whom support the Nazarene. 
Hundreds of pilgrims, including members of the Jew- 
ish ruling classes, crowded the Temple yesterday to hear 
the frail, intense “Messiah.” 
. He has established hitjself in the Temple after “cleans- 
ing” it Monday by ‘whi and driving out all money 
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AQ 000 Fans See French Cut Off 
Tigers, Orioles Vietminh Lines 
in Pincer Move 
Gromek Faces Larsen; 
Both Lineups Feature SAIGON, Indochina » — 
New Players   
movement, had sealed off the Viet- 
minh’s main communications route . 
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Pro Tem Post 
Given to Dugan 
by Commission 
Names 2 Supervisors, 
Re-appoints Five 
the new Pontiac City Com- 
mission last night William 
W. Donaldson, 48, was 
elected. Pontiac mayor for 
1954 through 1956. 
John A. Dugan, 45, also 
was a unanimous choice for 
mayor pro tem. 
The commission also 
’| named two new representa- 
tives to Oakland County 
Board of Supervisors and 
reappointed five present su- 
pervisors. 
Donaldson is a native of Pontiac 
and was a city commissioner | 
| from 1944 through 1948, serving | 
n.ayor pro tem both times. 
He ones the a of 
ee ae ae is wo 
The new mayor is president of 
the Pontiac Foundation and active 
many other business and civic 
<. He lives at 153 W. Law-    
   
pointed to serve as 
sentatives on the County Board 
  {35 Carter St. and Francis H. 
| Schneider of 783 Menominee Rd. 
Brewer. of 17 Resshire Ct., and 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
Vacation Dates- 
Vary for 17,500 
City Students 
Easter vacations will begin this 
week for more than 17,500 Pontiac 
public and parochial school stu- 
dents. 
Public   
  
Some 16,000 Pontiac 
School students will start their 
vacations after classes Thursday. 
They will return April 21. : 
Vacations for a total of, 1,400 
students ,of St. Michael and St. By a unanimous vote of| |        
Elect Donaldson New City Mayor Bars Physicist - 
  
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  Pontiac Press Phete   
~ City Valuations | 
Up $20 Million $195,588,000 Is Set 
on Real and Personal 
Taxable Property 
A total valyation of $195,588,550 | 
has been placed on the 
mond Ransom shéws real estate 
valued at $120,286,375. compared 
with $116,360,735 in 1953. 
About $750,000 of the real es- 
tate increase was on General 
-Motors Corp. property, the as- 
sessor explained. 
The personal property figure has 
been increased from $58,633,300 
to $75,302,175. The bulk of this hike, 
about $15,000,000, also has been 
set on GM property, Ransom stat- 
ed. | 
  The Board of Tax Review cut 
| $488,925 off the assessor's original 
| figure for real estate this year and 
| shaved $127,900 from the assess- 
| or’s total for personal property. 
The city’s figure will be, submit- | 
| ted to the county for review, ac- 
cording to City Attorney William | 
A. Ewart. The Oakland County 
Equalization Committee then stud- 
ies figures set by all county town- 
ships and cities. 
The county sets an “equalized” 
figure which in Pontiac’s case 
is usually higher than the fig- 
ure submitted, said Ewart. 
Then if the units, or individuals in 
  Frederick schools will start after 
classwork today and Wednesday, 
respectively. Cla will resume | 
April 26 at both pe a | 
About 160 students of Emmanuel 
Christian School will observe the 
same schedule as public school 
students, while elementary students 
St.. Trinity Lutheran School will 
be on vacation from Thursday 
  DETROIT (UP)—Veteran Steve | into south and central Laos. 
Gromek pitched the first ball in| The operation, carried out in ex-! 
52 years to a Baltimore Oriole to- | | treme secrecy during the past ten| 
day in American League play as | | days, was accomplished without a) 
the Detroit Tigers and the former | fight. 
| The communications coute which   | afternoon to April 20. 
  appeal to a state board. 
Pontiac usually collects taxes on 
the county's equalized figure, the 
attorney stated. 
$80,000 ‘Underwear’ 
Makés Gal Look Bulky MILAN, Italy @—An attractive 
woman in a flashy car drove up   
  Cubs Visit Willow Run 
Following its April theme on 
aviation, Den 2 of Waterford Cen- | 
ter Cub Pack 61 visited Willow 
Run Airport recently. Mr. and 
Sherman P. VanDeusen, of /on the Italian-Swiss frontier yes- to the Ponte Chiasso frontier post 
terday. Police thought she looked 
,excessively buxom. 
  
  t Briggs Stadium before a|the French and Laotians stopped 
crowd estimated at 40,000 up is a narrow pass in the lime- 
The umpire yelled out “play ‘stone hills of central Laos which 
ball” after Detroit Common Coun- | Sills out to the north into the 
cil President Louis Miriani, sub- | Valley of Naphao. 
bing for Mayor Albert E. Cobo, 
tossed to Gov. G. Merinen Williams 
behind the plate in pre-game fes- 
tivities. 
With the temperature between 
degrees the 
wveshing ave a fom | WASHINGTON (UP)—President ; 
cast, the throng of Tiger follow. | Eisenhower today appointed Nor- 
ers discarded coats and mafflers man T. Mason, North Chelmsford, 
' te give the stadium a festive hue Mass. lumber company executive, 
of spring colors. 
~ Assigned to the mound for Bal- 
timore was Don big 
 tatethender who as 
year had a 1-2 record De- 
troit. Manager Jimmy Dykes | by the White House late Monday. New Commissioner Takes Over FHA, 
Probe Starts in Scandal-Rocked Agency housing bill -until the investigation 
is completed. 
FBI and additional special 
      "| “fleeced” by high pressure home dding under two fefleral housing 
programs. 
Under one program, many 
home owners have been 
improvement sglesmen. ‘Under 
the . other, FHA-insured loans 
more than the cost of the pro}j- 
ects. ss 
  
    
         
   
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3 | fora fall scate™ investigation -of 
  + Eisenhower “eusted FHA Chief | 
Guy T. 6. Hollyday to make wav 
the agency's operations. Hollyday, 
an Eisenhower appointee, said he sie Alliance for Southeast Asia -| today to seek a Nato-type military alliance of 10 nations, 
them, are dissatisfied they may | FIRST MEETING—The new Pontiac City Commission assembled 
in the Municipal Court room last night for an organizational meeting. 
Shown seated (left to right) are William W. Donaldson of District 
3, Hareourt S. Patterson of District 2, John A. Dugan of District 5, 
Hatry W. Lutz of District 7 and Dr. Roy V. Cooley of District 1. 
Standing (left to right) are John E. Carry of District 6 and Floyd 
P. Miles of District 4. Donaldson was elected mayor and Dugan 
mayor pro tem. 
U.S, Britain, Plan NATO     
LONDON (AP)—The United States and Britain agreed Pontiac’ S New City Commission Takes Cifice 
  
  pivoted on Southeast Asia, in an effort to safeguard 
peace from Indochina to New Zealand. 
They declared Communist aggression. loose in Indo- 
china, threatens to spread over all the rich lands extend- 
ing to Australia, the Philippines and Thailand. 
The decision to press for the formation of a new South-, From A-Work 
Pending Probe U.S. Launches Inquiry 
Into Alleged Affiliations 
With Commies — 
WASHINGTON (U P )— 
Oppenheimer, brilliant 
physicist who mastermind- 
ed U. S. development of the 
after he refused to resign in 
the face of the inquiry. ! il | i 3 | Fs 
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Pontiac City Commission named 
    
  
—* British-American communi- 
Top Spy Deserts Si nscts a 
to Australians tary of State Dulles and 
Russian Embassy Man British leaders on a “united 
action” program. 
Turns Over Documents, 
Reveals Traitors A top-ranking American official 
said .Dulles was ‘‘very satisfitd’’ 
with the meeting and felt the talks 
“went far towards establishing 
the unity of purpose which he 
CANBERRA, Australia (INS) — 
Australian Prime Minister Robert ‘Southeast NATO.” . 
G. Menzies created a sehsation | British informants said Eden, at 
today by announcing the desertion his talks with ‘Dulles Sunday night 
of a Soviet spy leader who turned | 40d yesterday, made this compro-   4 
sought on Southeast Asia defense.’ 
Dalles was leaving by plane for 
Paris to line up France in what 
the official said might become a   
  over “a great number of docu- | mise offer: } 
ments” involving Australian trai-| ‘- British support for the | | American's proposed anti-Com- 
munist alliance the Pacific 
around © China, but 
2. ne strong declaration of united 
action in Indochina until the West 
finds out at the Geneva con- 
ference, opening April 26, wheth- 
ex the Communists really are 
willing to negotiate for peace in 
Asia. 
In Paris, French rq foreign ob- 
servers agreed that. Laniel and 
Bidault would join Eden and 
Prime Minister Churchill in what- 
ever stand the Britons. took. | tors. 
He told parliament that Viadimir 
Petrov, nominally third secretary 
of the Soviet Embassy in Canberra 
but authoritatively described as 
chief Soviet secret police spy in the 
commonwealth nation where Brit- 
ish atomic weapons are tested, has 
been granted political asylum. 
The announcement was viewed 
as similar to the 1946 Canadian 
agreed with the British view that 
hard talk now would spike any 
  i om was in the Soviet embassy. 
/ |" understand,” he said. “that she 
has elected to stay there and she 
likely will go back to Russia.” 
Menzies told the lower house of 
parliament that asylum was grant- | 
ed at Petrov’s request. He quoted | 
him as saying: 
“IT no longer believe in Commu- 
nism or Soviet leadership. I no long- 
er believe in Communism since I 
have seen the Australian way of 
ond Grease Explosion 
Kills Pontiac Man Joseph E. Burkhart, 26, of 156 
of grease exploded while he was 
eos by cheers from all’ sides 
of parliament, 
“as asking for 
and aid in establishing 
himself Conifortably in “Australia. 
(The Petrov case i iately | 
arouséd speculation w Brit- 
’s atomie secrets as tested on 
Woomera rocket range in Aus- a nearby can of solvent on 
according to Waterford cosiuhie 
Patrolman Charles T. Whitlock. These sources said the French | east Asia defense system was announced in a joint; 
} him mayor at the organization the AEC 
meeting last night. ot dap. = — omy oo 
| i erengectrap baat on ails was a 
Mercury fo Hit 72 | feecthty race reauving ae H Wed view of cases involving sensitive 
ere on Wednesday |» | The fourth straight day of fair | tation that disclosure of the action 
and mild weather is forecast for See eee 
the Pontiac area Wednesday. 
U. S. Weather Bureau observers 
predict slightly. warmer weather 
tomorrow with a high near 72 de- 
grees. A low of from. 43 to 47 is 
expected tonight. 
Thé temperature ranged from 
% to 56 degrees here yesterday. 
After a low of 43 degrees early to- 
day, the mercury rose to 67 at 
2 p.m. in downtown Pontiac: 
A tive-day forecast predicts 
somewhat colder weather Wednes- 
day night and Friday, with showers 
Thursday and Sunday. 
$6.5 Million County Budget 
in Hands of Committees ~ 
The Oakland County Board of Supervisors today turned 
a tentative 1955 budget of $6,513, 164.84 over to the Sala- 
ries and Ways and Means committees for study ond a 
report next Monday. 
In other action, the superyisors re-elected Floyd 
Andrews as their chairman and Delos Hamlin, as vice 
any| chairman. Andrews is an Independence ee ae 
visor and Hamlin is a supervisor at Farmington. Both 
were re-elected unanimously. 
The supervisors will meet gus 
again Monday to pass a 
tentative county budget for 
next year. 
They must approve a budget 
and get it to the county tax allo- 
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lon Charge of Blasphemy (Continued From Page One) 
exchangers and sacrifice merchants. He then referred 
to the Temple as “a den of thieves.” 
Yesterday when a Pharisee asked Jesus who gave him 4 ee Georgescu Boys, ' 
Mother Reunite — Airliner Delivers Sons as 
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  frew, mow in his third year as city 
commissioner, was elected mayor 
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  "NEW YORK —Away from pry-. to’ First Family Meeting 
An Seven Years 
ing eyes, Mrs. Lygia Georgescu 
was tenderly reunited today with ally? what autho authority to teach in the Temple, he replied: 
_“T will ask you a question. Answer me, 
y I do these things. 
of John from heaven or from ? and I will tell 
Was the bap- 
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Thaddeus, a Roman legionnaire 
on duty at the Temple, offered this None of the priests would answer” 
Reserve Lieutenant 
  were sworn in, along with James ia for 
? Allen previously filled Roman seven years . 
a eee gether with other passengers exolanation of the pees’ refuse!) Promoted to Captain : : " 
} construction Oa a inety iret John the Baptist is considered : 
: ions. | understandingly first left the big 
-antee oll om me =e ring | Pan American plane that carried by Jews to have been a prophet. 
thet authorized the | Constantin, 19, and Peter, 15, from If the priests had said John’s ba, = 
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  ronto. 
The funeral will be heid Thurs- 
from 
  ei 3831 W. Maple, | 
to the dean's) 
at Kemper 
ville, Mo.. . Selvidge of 
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the honor roll con- | 
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The building report fer March 
shows 37. permits totalling $326.-| 
940 were issued, well below March 
1953's 60 permits valuéd at $470,- 
050. 
The bulk of the month's valua- 
The second layman's breakfast. 
plus a brief Lenten service, will 
be held at 6:45 a.m. 
at the Congregational Church. C. 
Phillip Bartlett, president of the 
Men’s Fellowship, will lead the 
worship service. 
  son of Mr. and) Emmanuel Baptist Church, 
officiate. Burial will be in Park- 
view Memorial Cemetery. 
  
Harold L. Hoover 
Funetal: for Harold Lawrence | 
| Hoover, infant son of Donald and | ajpert Karibian, 20. of Southfield | Shirley Rouse Hoover of 27 Park- 
hurst St., will be Wednesday at 3 
p.m, from the Huntoon Funeral 
Home. Dr. Tom Malone of Em-| 
manuel Baptist Church will offi- 
ciate and burial will be in Oak | 
Hill Cemetety. The baby was born Jan. 29, and | 
died Monday at 9 a.m. at his 
home 
Besides his parents he is sur- 
vived by a brother, Andy Lee, and 
a sister, Sandra Marie. 
Penny Sue Schwartz 
| Prayer service was held today 
in the Pursley Funeral Home for 
Penny Sue Schwartz, infant daugh- 
ter of Richard and Marlene Craven 
Schwartz, of 210 W. New York ave. 
The Rev. Paul R. Havens, of the 
First Methodist Church. officiated 
(and burial was in Perry Mount 
Park Cemetery. 
The baby was born Feb. 7, and 
died Sunday. 
William E. Westfall 
After an illness of a week, Wil- 
liam E. Westfali, 8. of 498 Came- 
  a run. As she neared the craft's 
Commission Hects toward the plane, then broke into 
KISS FOR MOM — The Georgescu teenagers, | Germany.   AP Wirephete 
Valeriu C. Georgescu, the boys’ father 
held in Communist Romania since 1947, plant long- | who réfused to spy for Red Romania in return for 
awaited kisses on cheeks of their mother after| the safety of his sons, is in rear. Boys are Peter 
arrival at Idlewild Airport in New York today from | on right, and Constantin.   
Blind Man Suffers Double Loss   
The death of a dog has turned a 
blind Pontiac man’s home into a 
prison. 
“I don't get out much now,” 
carried Fritz away.” 
Two weeks ago the big Doberman 
died, leaving his master in total 
darkness. 
Since then Spencer has had te 
rely upon neighbors te take him   
  
aldson and Mayor Pro Tem Dugan 
by the commission and cooperation 
with City Manager Walter K. Will- 
years. 
Donalason .said he was asking | 
the Chambér of Comerce to call 
a meeting of presidents of various 
organizations in Pontiac to help 
form<a “Citizens Advisory Coym-} Top Jevel government adviser on 
sal atomic weapons, physicist J, Rob- Such a group, Donaldson ex- | 
plained, could bring problems be- | ett Oppenheimer reportedly has   lfure the people for discussion and | been suspended by the Atomic | all right.” 
he ip the commission in solving | Energy Commission for security 
them 'reasons, ‘Story, page 1.) 
2 Get Probation, Fines on in Theft of 9 Evergreens ‘$6.5 Million Budget 
Goes to Committees   
BLOOMFIELD TOWN SHIP— 
Pleading guilty to larceny charges. 
Township and Ernest Trepton, 17,| (Continued From Page One) 
of Berkley, paid fines and cost as-| next year, leaving $4,907.567.539 to 
sessments of $25 apiece. before W. | be raised by taxes. 
Bloomfield Justice Elmer C. Die- 
terle yesterday. The biggest single hike in next 
They were ordered to make res- 
titution and placed on 90 days pro- 
bation after they were apprehended 
by Police Chief Clark Green for 
removing nine evergreen trees at 
Lahser and Hickory Grove roads. 
The trees had becn planted on 
property owned by Melvin Raber. 
102 Prall St., Pontiac. 
Green said & complaint has been 
filed with juvenile authorities 
against a third boy, 16. 655.50 increase for salaries. This 
doesn't include any general wage 
raise for county workers, but 
covers new employes and pay 
bikes earned by individual work- 
ers. 
Another chunk of the increase is 
$40,363 more for Huron-Clinton 
Metropolitan Authority, which 
operates sevaral big parks here. 
The Authority. by law, gets as 
much money a year as a quarter- 
mill will raise on the state's valua- 
tion for Oakland County. The Au- 
thority’s share of next year's 
budget is $325,000   
Pontiac Convict Escapes 
From Dehoco Monday 
Pontiac Police were warned to- |   my independence—ever since they | 
Fritz was Spencer's guide dog. | 
  
year’s county costs is the $330,- | ‘Man Loses Independence 
With Death of Guide Dog | Monday causing about $150 dam | cuired by the Roman Occupation 
from his home at 45 Virginia — 
Ave. te downtown Pontiac to shop 
for groceries and te pay the bills. 
The loss of Fritz also has made | 
Spencer's household tasks even 
The 55-year-old man who lost his | 
evesight 30 years ago cares for his | 
it takes longer to wash | 
and mop the floors 
      | } y after | 
into misfortune. | 
I 
want to help me.” said Sepncer. 
“I certainly want to thank them 
for their kindness. 
| “I think everything will turn out   Red Skelton Hurts Back 
in Accident on Stairs 
HOLLYWOOD. Calif. (UP) 
| Television comic Red Skelton was 
| confined to his Brentwood, Calif. 
home today with a wrenched back 
suffered on the stairs of his home. 
Skelton’s wife said the comedian 
| tripped while carrying books and 
| cameras up the stairs Sunday and 
| wrenched his back when he twisted 
| to keep from falling. 
    
Marine Corps League 
to Sell Hawaiian. Orchids 
| Orchids, now en route by air 
from Hawaii, will be sold here Fri- 
day and Saturday by the U. S. 
Marine Corps League of Pontiac, 
according to Anthony Renne, com- 
| mandant. 
The orchid sale, will be the first 
‘of its kind in Pontiac. 
Local chapter members selling 
the orchids will wear green or blue 
Marine Corps uniforms. Proceeds     | will be used for the detachment's 
| charity program. Spark From Light Bulb 
Starts Fire at Motor Inn 
An electrical spark from a brok- 
en -light bulb touched off a fire 
age to the Motor Inn Recreation at 
18 S. Perry St. 
A porter accidentally struck the 
bulb, hanging from a ceiling cord. 
Fire Marshal Charles Metz said 
the spark and hot wires probably 
set off old paint and thinner fumes 
in the unventilated storage room. 
Scandal Rocks FHA, 
New Chief on Job (Continued From Page One)   
be | about the administration but re- 
fused to comment on his ouster. 
Albert M. Cole, housing and — 
home finance agency chief and | 
Hollyday’s superior, disclosed 
the scandal Monday and charged 
“gress negligence or collusion” 
by FHA officials. 
He said Hollyday had condoned 
“illegal or unethical" actions by 
other officials of the agency who, 
he said, face “criminal” prosecu- 
| tion. 
Cole did not identify the others 
involved but said ‘mast’ top FHA 
officials are under scrutiny. 
He said some of the cases being , 
investigated go back to the Tru- 
man administration and that 
“some” were in the Eisenhower 
administration. 
One congressional source said 
the scandal ‘‘will put a real crimp” 
in the administration's $1,000,000.- 
000 housing bill. 
Chairman Jesse Wolcott (RK. 
Mich) of the Howse Banking 
Committee said, however, that 
“tt will permit us fo install safe- 
guards we would not otherwise 
have included.” 
Under the program of insuring 
loans for large-scale apartment 
projects, the government guaran- 
teed loans by private lenders to 
finance construction and agreed to 
pay off if the borrower did not. 
The program was discontinued 
four years ago. 
The FBI and Cole's agency have 
already uncovered 251 cases of 
large housing projects where build- 
ers received government-insured 
loans substantially in excess of the 
cost of the projects. 
Cole said there will be “many, 
many more” cases before the 
investigation is finished. 
In the 251 cases cited, Cole said 
the builders had borrowed more 
than $75,000,000 above the actual 
cost of the projects. He said if the 
face value of the loans are not re- 
‘paid and the government has to 
make up the difference it will 
means a “substantial loss’’ to the 
  
day that Frank Baize, 41, former- 
| ly of 119 Oak Hill St., has escaped 
from the Detroit House of Cor- 
rection. - 
Baize, who fled Monday, was 
serving a 10 to 2-year term for 
armed rebbery. He recently was ;} 
transferred from Southern Michi- 
gan Prison at Jackson. |   
Delicious   
  
  ron Ave., died at 8:15 a.m. to- 
day.       
  Home-Made | i have been angered. 
if ‘the answer had affirmed | 
John’s dpine baptirm, Jesus 
could have justified his presence 
in the Temple as a follower of 
John. « , 
“Is it lawful to pay taxes to 
Caesar or not?” 
| Taxes exacted by the Roman 
| Emperor are an explosive subject 
lin Palestine. Jews have long con- 
| tended the system of tribute re-       ‘is unfair and burdensome. 
However, the Nazarene «a? | 
—_  Stratey Attends Kickoff “Reader . . . unto Caesar the | 
| things which are Caesar's, and for Youth Group Drive 
unto Ged the things which are 
Ged's.” J 
His reply is understood to have | pet 
disappointed some of his follow- | 
ers who are strongly opposed to | 
Roman taxation. A tax collector Mich . igan. 
is known to be one of Jesus’ back Fee ‘ ner fer the t 
= | at Detroit's Hotel Statler is Univer. 
Many pilgrims and their children | sity of Michigan President Harlan 
have visited the rabbi at the Tem- W. Hatcher, His. topic will be 
ple, and reports of healing “mira-| your Investment in Tomorrow's 
| les” are numerags. | Business Leaders.” 
Jesus is spending nights in 
Bethany, near here, and walks | 
te the city each morning. j 
Later today. a second meting 
of high priests was held in Caia- 
phas's palace. Caiaphas refused to 
say what was discussed; or to 
comment on the presence of Judas 
| Iscariot, one of Jesus’ closest dis- 
‘ciples, who was seen entering the 
palace grounds. 
Trio Pleads Guilty | 
to Entering Charge Three’ Oakland County youths 
pleaded guilty: Monday to entering | 
withodt breaking and were 4s-| 
' sessed $7.50 costs each by West) 
Bloomfield Township Justice El-. 
|mer C. Dieterle. 
Richard E. Brancalcone, 17, of 
$14 S. Washington, and Thomas 
| Keefe, 17. of 914 Edgewood, both 
of Royal Oak, and John P. Kas- 
|ten, 17, of 31880 Mt. View Lane, 
| Franklin, pleaded guilty to enter- 
| ing a home at 25120 Franklin Park 
|Dr., Southfield Township. with a 
| key they found in the garage. 
Oakiand County Sheriff's depu- 
ties said the youths ran from the) 
home, but stopped when the depu- 
| ties fired two shots in the air. The | 
| trio carried a %O-foot extension 
| cord and a pair of gloves from the | 
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Pee Pee Pee eee errr) ,Anna Sleppy on March 26, 1892 in 
Dark County, Ohio, and came to 
*| Pontiac 10 years ago from Owen- 
dale. He was a retired farmer. 
Besides his widow he is survived 
by six daughters and two sons, 
Mrs, Viola Reynolds, of Pontiac, 
Mrs. Marie Hunt and Mrs. Harri- 
son Wolfe, of Tucson, Ariz. Mrs. 
+] Harley Group, of Williams Lake, 
Mrs. Ray Lamham of Smith River, 
“| Calif... Mrs. Carl Mow, of Claw- 
son, Forest Westfall, of Rochester, 
and Orville Westfall;-of Bancroft. 
~ Also surviving-are -2§-grandchil- | 
dren, 15. great-grandchildren and 
‘wo great-great-yrandchildren. 
Mr. Westfall was a member of 
the Reorganized Church of Latter 
Day Saints here: 
The body is at the Voorhees 
Siple Funeral Home. 
  
  ee aa { Kramer and her daughter. Luane, | 
will graduate from Otsego High | 
School in June. Their diplomas 
will be signed by their husband 
and father who is a member of 
the school boara. 
Mrs. Kramer, also taking an 
extension course from Western 
Michigan College. is completing 
the formal education interrupted 
by marriage. 
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  US. WillCall 1 in Perjury Trial Witnesses Expected to 
Testify Today Against 
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Shoulders ts accused of lying 
te a federal grand jury about 
for booking. 
Several policemen testified that 
they saw no suitcases brought into 
the station with the prisoner. 
    
Seven railroad stations in Lon- 
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outgoing passengers a day on 5,- 
215 trains. The busiest station, 
Waterloo, has 664 trains in a 24+ 
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‘Ocean Out of Detroit DETROIT (UP)—Pan American 
World Airways will make a prov- 
ing flight from Detroit to Gander, 
Newfoundland, Wednesday to 
demonstrate its eligibility for a 
new overseas route, an airlines 
spokesman said today. | 
The spokesman said the flight 
to Newfoundland will be made to 
show the Civil Aeronautics Ad- 
ministration that Pan American 
has considered all factors con- 
nected with a new service from 
| Detroit to North Germany. 
Pan American will introduce the 
new overseas flight April 30. 
  Wayne Major Airport. 
Despondent Job Seéker 
Kills Self With Fumes 
LOS ANGELES # — Walter E. 
(Red) Harris, 35, killed himself 
Monday, police said, by piping car- 
bon monoxide fumes from his ex- 
haust into his car. 
He left a mote for his father who 
lives in Kalamazoo. The note said: 
“This is the best for us all.” 
| Police said he had been living in his car since losing his job in an 
aircraft plant. They said he was 
also grieving over his divorce and 
his father’s illness.   
    
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  Mystery Hands 
in Auto Trunk 
Just a Buddy MERIDEN, Conn.  — Patrol- | 
man Leo M. Caponigro was walk 
ing his beat last night when an 
excited motorist came to him. 
“Officer, I just saw a car going | 
down the street. with two hands | 
sticking out of its trunk,”’ he said. | 
“Just hands, officer, no body, no 
feet.” | 
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Country Needs 
Road Expansion. CIT President Claims | 
U.S. Builds More Cars | 
Than Highways 
DETROIT w — A Detroit ae Kettle; Windows | 
Tell the Story 
WINDSOR, Ont. ® — A mis- 
guided hen pheasant showed yes- 
terday she lives by one natural | 
law—the survival of the fittest and 
the fastest. , 
Crashing into a kitchen window 
at the home of Mrs. Raymond 
Pare yesterday, the pheasant soon 
| cier told the Detroit Economic Club | found herself in Mrs. Pare’s grasp. 
‘ ‘The motorist gave the policeman , Monday that “‘since 1945 this coun-| Mrs. Pare called the Windsor Star. 
the registration number of the car | ‘TY has built more miles of auto-| A photographer came out, snapped | 
and an hour later Patrolman Amos 
B. Guest located the car and its teen-age driver,\who explained he |©-I-T. Financial Corp., said his| “Eat it,” was Mrs. Pare’s quick | 
had 
ride. 
There were so many friends, he taken his friends out for a 
trunk and instructed him to hold 
it open so he could get air 
J-Hop Committees 
Get New Workers Additional names. have 
added to the committees complet- 
ing plan: for the J-Hop “Southern 
Silhouette’’ at Pontiac High School 
Workers for the Decorations are | 
Myrna Paul, Carol Wray, Elaine | 
Miller, Jerry Lawarence, Kathie 
Armstrong, Diane Sutter, Delores 
Ramsey, Mildred Todemy, Rita 
Brown, and Gloria Cooper. 
Other paint and brush wielders 
are Janet Zatick, Esther Diem, 
Pat Wetter, Marilyn Bigham, Lin 
Fenchel, Judy Root, Henrietta 
Schlaefer, Ann Davis, Helen String- 
er, Barbara Schwaim, and Sharon 
Savedge. 
Selling tickets for the April 24| 
affair are Dick Morrison, Jim Wil | 
cox, Marshall Katchka, Dick Black- |   
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been | 
  
| law, Russ Anderson and Jim! 
  North, 
On the Patrons committee is | 
Barb Hess, chairman, with able 
assistants Sharon Redenius, Row- | 
ena Vaughan. Kathie Young, and | 
Joan Skelly. 
The group in charge of post-dance | 
committments includes Chairmen | 
Nancy Austin, Helen Davis, Glenda | 
McGinnis, and Carol Messer. 
  
| Boy’s Concentration 
Results in Operation | 
| Egan, 8, put a four-inch pencil in 
|his mouth as he worked out a 
    
  
    
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  stickler on his fourth-grade arith- | 
metic test yesterday in Southwest 
School. 
“I let go and it went down my | 
throat,”’ he told a‘ doctor. “I tried | 
to cough it up but it went right | 
It took surgery at St. Francis | 
Hospital to get the pencil out of | 
his stomach. . 
  
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    | Telegraph road 
| Michigan Prison at Jackson. . 
‘he said. 
    mobiles than miles of highway." 
Arthur O. Dietz, president of the | 
recommendation was a 10-year, 50) 
billion dollar highway construction | 
and modernization campaign to| 
catch up. 
He said the program would 
life for everyone.”’ a picture, then asked: 
“What will you do with it now?” 
reply. 
The bird, which wasn't having 
any, jerked loose with a squawk 
| and went back out the window, 
| breaking another pane of glass on 
| its way.   
During World War II France 
lost 25 per cent of its locomotives 
But, Dietz said, the “road de-| and 20 per cent of its railroad cars, 
ficiency”’ cannot be made up quick- 
ly no matter how much money is 
poured into the program. ito enid: | 
“‘Maybe—just maybe—we could 
\build up in a few years to an aver- | 
age annual expenditure of 7 or 8 
billion dollars on new roads, to 
which 3 billion dollars must be’ 
added for current maintenance. 
“The maximum addition, how- 
ever, from one year to the next 
could hardly exceed one billion 
dollars.” 
But at that rate, Dietz said, his | 
would almost double the proposal 
1953 spending of 5.2 billion dollars. 
Dietz, 
zations, said that federal and state 
governments wouki have to pro- 
vide the bulk of the spending. 
He said he didn't believe in ex- 
cessive government spending or in- 
tervention in private business, “‘but 
I think we should distinguish be- 
tween government spending which 
xpands the operation of private 
business and that which competes 
with private business.” 
Music Camp Head 
Wants AF Letter | ANN ARBOR ® — Dr. Joseph E. 
‘Maddy, National Music Camp di- 
rector, said yesterday he wants   
twritten assurance that planes will | 
HARTFORD, Conn. #®—Michael not disturb his camp before he | 
withdraws objections to a proposed 
air base nearby. 
The music camp at Interlochen 
in the Traverse City area is about 
four miles from the base site at 
Long Lake, Congress has already 
been asked to appropriate $8,000,000 
for the base this year. ; 
Dr. Maddy said, “I want it in 
writing. They say the planes will 
not disturb us. If that is the case, 
it is O.K. with us. But I would like 
a written guarantee. If those planes 
came directly over our camp it 
would ruin it. I understand the 
field can be built where that will 
not be the case. 
He said he wrote his request to 
John M. Ferry, a special assistant 
to the Air Force secretary. Dr. 
Maddy had been quoted previously 
as withdrawing his objections to 
the base, after Washington re-})) 
ported the planes would not bother 5 
his camp. 
Unarmed Robber Given 
2 to 15 Years in Prison 
Martin Carter, 27, of 133 Houston 
St., was given a 2 to 15 year prison 
sentence Monday by Cireuit Judge   
H. Russel Holland for unarmed 
robbery. 
Carter pleaded guilty March 8 to! ?   
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  day that the Legislature had bal- | 
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‘Soo Crossing Bonds LANSING @® — Gov. Williams 
approved six legislative bills to- 
day. including one authorizing the 
International Bridge Authority to 
issue revenue bonds to build a 
bridge or tunnel between the 
American and Canadian Saults. 
, Other bills signed: 
' Provide for city civil defense di- 
same method prescribed in local | 
charters for the appointment of 
other municipal administrative of- 
icials 
Forbid any railroad. except by 
permission of the Public Service 
Commission, to construct tracks 
closer than 14 feet between the 
centers of parallel tracks. The law 
now provides for 13-foot centers. 
Make it illegal to falsely claim 
motor fuel tax refunds 
Allow township supervisors to 
employ attorneys to represent the 
Bring some sheriff fees in Tine 
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3 Youths, 1 Man Fined 
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By CAROLE URICH 
Wite of Rev. John Urich 
In March 1951, my. husband, 
John Urich, was summoned to 
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Church in New York City on a 
six month trial basis. Not many 
ministers go through a trial period 
before they are called. But it was 
different for John and me. 
We are both 
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Now, bow can REV, URIOH 
sightless people look at anything? 
I'll tell you how: For the blind, or 
the seeing, there is always an in- 
ner light, if they want to lodk for 
it It’s the luminous hand of God 
pointing the way. 
“Ne congregation is going te 
call a blind paster just because 
he is able to make it te and 
from the pulpit on Sunday morn- 
ing.” John said. “We have work 
| to de.” 
We got busy at once. John or- 
| ganized a church cabinet of peo- 
ple representing all the varied ac- 
tivities of the congregation. It gave 
a focus and a sense of direction 
to everything the church did 
John began by perking up the 
teenage group and the young 
|adults and I organized a young 
girls’ choir, began playing piano 
for the kindergarten, and organ 
for Sunday School. 
We met at the Kansas State 
School for the Blind, and were 
married when John was a senior 
and | a junior at the University 
of Kansas. 
There wasn't enough money for 
both of us to attend school. I knew 
I could cook and iron without that 
AB.. so I settled for the MRS. de- 
gree 
1 earned some extra monty 
troning shirts. John and I earned 
a bit more singing and playing 
our songs at club meetings and 
churches. We learned earty not 
te worry. We knew God was on 
our side. 
After John graduated from the 
University, we went to Washington 
where he got a job as a dictaphone 
operator. He worked at it for four 
years, and his work was always 
so perfect no one ever had to do 
any erasing. 
One day John told his pastor of 
| his secret desire to be a minister. 
|Dr. Oscar Blackwelder hesitated 
for less than a second and said: | 
“John, I know you can.” 
A year later my husband en- 
the Lutheran Theological 
  They travel by subway, bus and 
ferry to reach his scattered flock. 
John carefully rehegrsed all | 
phases of his church service. 
Handling Communion, fer ex- 
ample, loomed as a very difficult 
problem since he would have to 
serve the wine cups and bread 
en a precision basis. | 
Then, thank God, one of the con- 
gregation came up with an idea. 
Inside the Communion rail, a cord 
was tacked to the floor, ' pegs 
placed on the cord in the exact 
positions whete members of the 
congregation would be kneeling. 
By moving his foot along the 
cord and touching the pegs, John 
knew exactly where to stop. On his 
first Communion Sunday John 
didn't spill a drop. 
Soon teenagers and young adults 
started to invite ys to their events. 
Sometimes it would be a dinner 
or a play, or baseball. which is 
John’s first love in sports. He's a 
Giant fan 
For three mornings a week, 
John was supplied a secretary, 
whe reads the mail, and then 
John answers it. She fills out the 
certificates for weddings, 
baptisms, and funerals and John 
arranges his schedule for them. 
Finally, the six month trial 
period was up, and Hans Classen. 
president of our church, called 
John to a general meeting. I shall 
never forget that night 
Hans Classen stood up and his 
voice rang clear and certain across 
the .crowded room. ‘John Urich 
we are proud to call jou as our 
permanent pastor."’ . 
I could sense John turning pale 
Afterwards friends confirmed that 
he really did. I heard him swallow 
hard and ask for a glass of wa- 
ter. 
“Well, do you accept?’ the presi- 
  
Truman Blasts 
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+ Seminary at Philadelphia. Because | 
there were no text books in Braille 
at the Seminary. John collected 
' volunteers to read the regular text- 
books to him. Often they studied 
‘Jong into the night, and I'd make 
| the coffee for them. At graduation 
| in 1950, John was eighth in the en- 
tire student body. 
For nine months after gradua- 
tien John was a substitute for 
pastors who were ill. He did very 
well, but everyone was doubtful 
about a blind minister. Then 
John was given his six months 
trial... 
Grace and St. Paul's is an old 
church, one of the oldest-in-New 
| York. Though it has 400 members, 
| only one third of them live in Man- 
| hattan. The rest are still loyal 
members. but they've moved to 
outlying sections of the city, and 
across the river into New Jersey. 
John began visiting them, when   President Harry  §&. 
charges that “political bogeymen” 
are trying to destroy the freedom 
of Americans with a “torrent of 
wild charges” against the integrity 
of their institutions. 
Truman hurled the charge in an 
address last night at Westminster 
College in Fulton. Mo., from the 
same platform where Prime 
Minster Winston Churchill deliv- 
ered his famous “Iron Curtain” | 
speech eight years ago. 
The ex-chief executive, in the 
first of two lectures sponsored -by 
the John Findley Green Founda- 
tion, told his audience that “po- 
litical bogeymen . . . are making 
a mockery of the very institutions 
they so callously pretend they are 
seeking to preserve.” 
Truman avoided direct mention 
of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R- 
Wis), but he inferred the Wis- 
consin “Republican senator is 
“threatening to undermine the 
respect and confidence Americans Truman | 
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When we got home that night, 
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and John sang it. Then he added 
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were gone. They knew that John 
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them in God's way. | 
Temerrow, Rabbi George Lieberman 
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Fort Ziegenhardt’s Fall 
The inevitable has happened at the 
Lapeer County farm home of Curis and 
Paul ZISGENHARDT. 
There never was any doubt 
that the crude fort they built in 
their farm yard and their 19 year 
long fight against an insurance 
assessment eventually would col- 
lapse. The only question was 
when. 
The answer came with the arrival at 
dawn of 36 State troopers and sheriff's 
deputies. Methodically, smoothly and 
without any interference from neigh- 
bors they carried out a State Supreme 
Court eviction order. 
x * * 
This, we hope, indicated that a final 
chapter is being written in a fight which 
has kept some Lapeer County farm folk 
seething since 1935. We hope, too, that 
the brothérs, now in their seventies, will 
realize at last how tragically expensive 
      brothers spent $18,000 fighting it 
and in the process lost a 240 acre 
farm valued at $40,000. 
* * * 
Besides, their unbelievable stubborn- 
ness and willingness to accept the false 
idea that State law couldn’t touch them, 
have cost the State dearly. Not only has 
the case been in and out of the Supreme 
Court several times, but it even for a 
time threatened a breakdown of law and 
order in Lapeer County. 
It’s a widely known fact that ignor- 
ance of the law is no defense. This case 
proves that defiance of the law can be 
disastrous. 
—_—_ 
Our Finest Export 
When someone says that America’s 
most valuable export is agricultural 
know-how, it is bound to attract atten- 
tion at home and abroad. 
The statement is all the more inter- 
esting and important when it is made 
by a man like Dr. Vircent Carpon, for- 
mer research director for the U. S. De- 
partmesit of Agriculture. 
; * * * 
The fact that he made this 
statement before leaving for 
Rome to join U. N.’s Food and 
Agriculture Organization is likely 
to win it increased attention in 
many underdeveloped countries. 
Dr. CaRxpon reminded the magazine 
Country Gentleman that most of our 
farm animals and plants originally were 
imported from Europe, Asia and other 
parts of the world. Over the years our 
farmers have improved these animals 
and plants by scientific breeding and 
feeding and much of the world wants 
to share in these improvements. 
* * * 
“I see the FAO asa great clear- 
ing house for agricultural knowl- 
edge,” said Dr. Cardon. “It is the 
least expensive and most effective 
method we can adopt to help lift 
living standards throughout the 
world. And a well-fed world is 
likely to be a more peaceful 
world.” 
. This sounds ‘like down-to-earth com- 
mon sense, 
Better Anti-Red ] Laws 
Attorney General Brownetu’s nation- 
      and the FBI have made far more 
progress against this internal 
menace than has been realized 
_generally. 
* * 
In addition Mr. Brownstt left the 
impression ‘that given some better legal 
tools, these agencies can cope with Com- 
munist problems entirely within the 
framework of our Constitution. 
Among new laws suggested 
were the death penalty for peace- 
time as well as wartime espionage 
and elimination of the statute of 
limitations. in such cases. Other 
proposals include measures to 
prevent witnesses from pleading 
self-incrimination to avoid testi- 
fying, and to legalize evidence 
obtained by wire tapping in 
espionage cases. 
There may be some question whether 
Congress is willing to write all of these 
proposals into law and of course all 
should be given careful Congressional 
scrutiny. In our view, however, the 
Attorney General's aim is wholly in the 
national interest. 
Leyal citizens want our Justice 
Department, our Courts and the 
FBI to have every legal anti-Red 
weapon that can be forged with- 
out violating our Federal Charter. 
——EE_ 
Some are beginning to fear that our 
military “New Look” may turn cut to be 
a bright orange radioactive cloud that 
envelopes the earth. 
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“A MAN can’t enjoy anything he can’t 
understand,” asserts a psychologist. Oh, 
no? What about life, money and 
women? 
  
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Pontiac People Learn Hard 
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Missing his first Tiger opening game in 22 
years is 
of Rochester, who writes, “When the Tigers play 
baseball like the Red Wings play ' 
back with them again.” 
  
Club 
Wednesday evenings at 7:30 at the Hotel 
dron. However, 
Leonard T. Buzz, 
Parks and Recreation Activities Supervisor, states 
that more players are welcome: There is no 
charge. 
“Never before have such melodious sounds 
come from every swamp and cat hole,” phones 
Mrs. Wildman Connell 
of Pontiac Trail, who urges ¢ity people to drive 
out into the country for a better chorus than 
many heard on television and radio. 
Intending to put his row boat back into the 
water this week, 
Herbert Crummer 
Verbal Orchids oust 
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By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
International News Service 
If the missus starts attic-polish- 
ing this week just take your foot in 
hand and sprow!l.   
That’s because Cornell nuclear 
mechanics say there's a fine 
layer of atomic dust on every- 
thing in the world. Next time 
you write your name on the 
piano you'd better rush your 
finger to the digitorium. 
That last hydrogen bowser fused 
an archipelago, bent the ocean and 
set the international date line back 
35 minutes, 11 seconds and the cok 
ner drugstore. 
The scientists admit this fis- 
sioned smogglie is harmiess under 
ordinary conditions. But we ad- 
vise the missus to use a- Geiger 
counter for humps under the car- 
pet. 
Life is getting more complicated 
than the backroom of a bicycle re- 
pair shop. Anybody shaking a dust 
rag out of the window is violating 
section 2, clause 5, of the haphaz- 
ard security act.   
  
Beating a rug over the back- 
yard clothesline violates the 
rights of fishing minorities. 
You've got to have a government 
permit to go dust-mining. 
Following the instructions of the 
Einstein cook book you can heat 
the house by radiant fission. Beat 
the whites of two H-eggs to an in 
- candescent glimmer, stir with a 
sixty-foot spoon, let it boil for two 
longs and three shorts, heave it out 
the kitchen- window and sound the 
all-clear on a jet nutmeg grater. 
  
We are living in an atomic age 
these formulaed days. There’s 
percentages, prescriptions, codes, 
re-actions and tolerances filter- 
ing through the chicken wire in 
the conservatory. 
The morose dust is the top soil 
of etetnity powdered with the pes- 
tle of curiosity in the mortar of 
research. It sparkles like ground a ; L 
on waffles. By next year the gov- 
ernment hopes to have it both 
alternating and direct. 
How are you going to have a 
bomb-proof cellar when your fur- 
nace is liable to vote the straight 
Democratic ticket any shovelful?   
  
So don’t go wackish if the missus 
runs you out of the house. She's 
fighting a rearguard action 
against science. .   
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       , te Friendship — | sriey of -| May Slate ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Visitors ence se of Officers 
‘Pontiac Business | N on Our Lower Level of Our New Women Gather for Cee ‘ area — lanier —— Marilyn Lee,| ** 
, wanted ieee ot tis Maan to William M.| Dinner at Hotel 
. nod Temple. = ayers A slate of officers to be voted | 
, Those who have been invited in- William * lupon at the May meeting was 
clude Mrs. Arthur Augustine, wor- presented by Ethlynn Peterson at 
thy matron, who will be a guest of Pendleton of the Monday evening meeting of 
° the Thomas chapter; Mrs. Claude Independence, | the Pontiac Business and Profes- 
featuring Se a natert Bane te Par Kan., and the | sional Women's Club. 
mington; and Mrs. George Killen, late Mr. The dinner meeting was held at 
Mrs. Clyde Marshbanks and Mrs. Pendleton. | Hotel Waldron 
Infants, Tots and Sub-teens |Seth Welch will go to Oxford. Marilyn is | Named by Miss Peterson were 
Mrs. Cecil Diehl and Mrs. Kil- attending Mrs. Melvin C. MePherson, 
len have been asked to attend De Pauw | President: Mrs. €. —*! 
’ : the Ortonville : ) | ten, vice president; Nora Day, 
Boys’ . . . Infants’ to Size 8 ee University | gecead vico president; Mrs. W. 
Members attending the April 2% aa : 
Girls’ . . . Infants’ to Size 14 (sub teen) dinner for past matrons and past where William | D- Cones. poceniing svenetesy! 
patrons are asked to make reser- was graduated. * on = Gusmnies, correspond 
Mrs. Lyndon Salathiel. MARILYN LEE SRIGLEY. 
'| Easter Parties Given 
New Ofticers Are Elected 
by Square Dance Clubs 
Easter, elections and an anniver-| Kenneth Raymond took over the 
sary formed the themes of various! @¥ties of president. 
— dance clubs recently. . . ’ for the convention 
Bob Grosjean was master of| Elks SaShay-Quadrille held an; 4.) sy voted to send a child 
ceremonies Saturday evening when | election dance Friday at Elks Tem-| 4, -amp this summer. Hostesses 
Hoedowners met at Owen School. | | ; 
Mr. and Mrs. William Featherstone | - fer the evening were Mrs. Conon, 
hod charge of the Easter decere- | William Schmiel is president; | Roberta Tobins and Miss Day. 
tions and officers were elected for | William Moore, vice president; | }t was announced ‘hat the meet- 
the coming year. | Mrs. Marcus Scott, secretary; Mrs.| ing for April 26 will be a coopera- 
Monroe | nd | di M Craft's home hesen Claude Daniels, treasurer, and tive dinner in Sirs. 
Ralph was . view | Newton Kilgore, Raymend Swa- with Mrs. Robert Eisele as chair- 
Brummett, | ney, Cecil McCallum and Mr. man of arrangements. 
| Scott, bers of the board of 
— |Shelly Group 
Holds Dinner Guests for the evening were Mr. cer Rapene ins oot allen 
Stranahan. mem 
and Program 
Members of the Flora Shelly ond Mrs. Richard » the | Frank Monchers, the Thomas Coop- | Ed Yorks, Mr. and Mrs. Charies | ers and Al Saqqaar. Mr. ang Mrs. 
Steeger. the Bob Hellers, the Ken- | Russell Pope and the Albert Pirtles | 
and the Pete -| had charge of refreshments. poe’ 
A cooperative dinner was planned Group of First Presbyterian Churc 
for May 22 at the Elizabeth Lake held a dinner recently at the 
church. with Lillian Davidson. 
Grace Heitsch and Julia Dalzell as 
hostesses. 
Mrs. Louella Minard directed the Cicbhouse. 
Bible study and Mrs. Margaret 
Lehman gave devotions. 
E. Grace Clark conducted the 
mission study with a review of 
the first two chapters of the book   
man School on April 23 and to an 
international meeting at London, , 
Ont. on May 1 and 2 were received. 
Mrs. John Dow is taking reserva- 
tions for these events. 
Plans for attendance at the state 
convention In Detroit May 22 and 
23 were discussed. Helen Mercer 
and Mrs. Sanford Craft led the 
group in singing of special songs OPENING DAY SPECIAL 
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FITTED CRIB ol $     Seventy members and one guest, 
| Miles Frusher, past patron of Mil- 
| ford attended. 
| Refreshments were served by as- 
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Davy Gilpin and Wallace Morgan. Reguler 1.95 
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Norma Green opened her home 
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Gladys Wiscombe. 
Gladys, bride-elect of Carl Niemi, 
has set May 1 as her wedding 
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Among the. guests were the 
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liam Muirhead, Mrs. Cari Sallee. 
Vicki Muirhead, Mrs. Carroll   
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Allemanders Square Dance Club 
celebrated its fifth anniversary 
with an Easter dance Saturday at 
Donelson School. | 
Mrs. Phyllis Mansfield — 
guest caller for the evening and 
the Archie McKillops ere pre- 
sented with a gift. They are char- 
ter members who are moving to 
Elk Lake. 
Members who had perfect attend- | 
ance for the year are the Clem) 
Clevelands, the Sam Healanders, 
- |the Frank Coads, the Harry Cur- | 
tises and the Milo Strubles. | 
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LO Eari Kidds, the Fred Madsens and at the General Assembly 
SA N the Orcindo Mariuccis. . Presbyterian Church of U.S.A. The 
COLD WAVE Mr. and Mrs. Gustave H. Eschels meeting will be held in the Detroit 
MACHINELESS AND were guests, as were the William Masonic Temple. 
= Pelletiers, the K eys, the Mark King Cold q Hesry Reph = Oslers. the Clarence Hoad- 
Wave, Complete $68 seni Mr. and ‘Mrs. Paul Fisher. SHIRLEY MOORE Select Delegates 
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ORA OBRECHT Walsers and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shirley Moore, to John Zutaut, son | selected recently when Iota Eta 
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152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 Mrs, Rex Lawrence was ap- | Beckley, W. Va. They are planning | sorority met with Mrs. William 
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  1666 S. TELEGRAPH gate to the state convention to be 
She. will be toastmistress at the 
banquet on the 15th. Her alter- 
nate is Mrs. Gerald Kirkby. 
Delegates to the national con- 
vention in July at Bedford 
| Springs, Pa., will bo Mary Dillon 
    and Mrs. Buhl Bart.   
  
     See one of Michigan's greatest selec- 
tions of fabrics for your draperies, 
slipcovers, bedspreads—moderns, pro- Mrs. Leon Skelley announced 
plans for the May Day breakfast, 
and a nominating committee set 
up to select a slate for the annual 
meeting May 13 included Miss Dil- 
ham and Mrs. Carl Tricker. 
auditor. 
Noreen VanCleave, Mrs. Pau! 
Hoskins and Mrs. Gerry Arnold 
were guests for the evening. 
  
Coming Events Class of 
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this evenin 
Clarence 
American Gold Star ‘others, “Inc, 
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venue. 
Sunshine Group of the Dames of Malta 
will meet with Mrs. James Nickell, 43 
Clarence St.. Wednesday for a noon 
luncheon. 
      Anna Gordon WCTU will meet Gay at noon in Pirst Baptist 
& cooperative Thurs- 
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On Wednesday, Thursday   
PTAs to Hear S peakers 
  and homeroom fathers will serve 
refreshments. 
+ 7 « 
Willis PTA will hear Mrs. Stanley 
Watson, chairman of the public! 
education divisicn of the National 
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, | 
explain details of the polio tests to 
be given soon. The meeting will be | 
held Wednesday at 2 o clock, with 
an executive board meeting at 1:45 
in the uneney. — 
Mrs, Watson will speak on the 
same subject Thursday at 2:30 be- 
fore members of Central School 
PTA in the kindergarten room. 
A social hour will follow   
the 
  
  
loveliness, 
  Former Custemers of MES. 
    | of Michigan Extension Service. The 
/coneerns, silk has been added to For the Tharsday meeting of 
Crofeet Scheoj PTA, Dr. Helea 
M. Tewes will be guest speaker. 
Dr. Tewes is from the University 
meeting will be at 2 o'clock. 
Now Cotton 
Is Imitating   
  | _|Cash mere NEW YORK (INS! 
more like cashmere every day | 
The word from cotton producers 
| today is that they have now added | 
rabbit's hair to the sturdy stuff / 
which used to be made into house- — Cotton is |} 
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Cellophane, balloons and Easter goodies| Palmer Strang (left) of Ascot road and 
all go into the makeup of the Easter baskets Mrs. John Walker (right) of Drayton Plains 
This new fabric fakery is just | being put together by members of Guild put the finishing touches on two of the 
Mrs. one of the 194 “improvements” | 
which have made cotton the fast- | 
est-growing fashion fabric of the | 
year 
In other cotton manufacturing 
cotton to give it a lush look of 
wool gabardine, or of fine wool 
chiffons. 
The only drawback in these cot- 
ton innovations is that the new- 
comers are not washable. 
Stiffen Hairbrush 
L the bristles on your hairbrush | 
have gone soft, you can stiffen | 
them up by rinsing them in a) 
water solution of alum after you've |   
  
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  || |cluded a discussion of omen | wat and soa : , er Pp Three, 
‘Guild Makes 
Gay Baskets 
for Easter Members of Guild Three of All 
Saints Episcopal Church are busy 
making and taking orders for East- 
er baskets, an annual project of 
ithe group. 
Bunnies are made of balloons 
to decorate the ae which are All Saints Episcopal Church. baskets. 
Pentise Press Phete 
Baskets may be ordered from any Of Mr. and Mrs. James Nye of Elsinore drive. 
; member of the guild, or by calling 
the church. They may be picked | 
| UP at the church Friday. 
  ‘Low Calorie Meals 
Are Demonstrated         
Have It Ready for Illnesses   
jlow calorie meals in Consumers guide during illness. 
Power Company auditorium. After using. wash a fever ther- clean temperature Guard Your Thermometer 
| Take good care of your clinical! thermometer te cool water, wipe 
Oakiand County extension groups thermometer so you will always 
attended a recent demonstration of [have a safe. dry, and store in its container. 
If you want to keep it handy 
during an illness, stand it in a safe 
The Oakland County agent in-| mometer in lukewarm. not hot, | Place in a small drinking glass, 
|broiler meals, low-cost 
with a low calorie count, distinc- | Rub it with = coeey piece of 
tive vegetable dishes and the use| cotton using a circular, not per- 
of gelatin by the calorie-conscious penmientes motion, to clean the the thermometer thoroughly with 
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. 6.95   PARADE MOTHER...IT’S TIME TO BUY NEW with cotton in the bottom to pro- 
tect the tip. 
When the illness is over, wash 
soap and let stand for one hour in 
a 20 per cetit solution of alcohol. 
To read a fever thermometer, 
hold it between thumb and fore 
finger just below eye-level, and 
twist it slowly several times until 
you see the broad line of the mer- 
cury. The heavy black dashes that 
run perpendicular to the mercury 
signify degrees. 
Only every other one is num- 
bered. Each degree is divided by 
four fine dashes, each marking 
twe decimal points of a degree. 
Find the heavy dash nearest the 
place where the mercury has 
| stopped. Count the fine dashes 
, above this degree until you see the 
|exact spot where the mercury 
| ends. 
| By adding these spaces to the 
full degree, you will kn8w how 
much fever is shown. There is a 
| red dash at 98.6 because fever be- 
| gins above that figure. 
Before using a thermometer, 
| Shake it to bring the mercury 
| down below this danger signal. ‘Republican. Women to Sponect Breakfast, Style Show May 10   
Connmitters | 
Monday Gathering 
Presided Over by 
Mrs. Randall 
  County will be held May 10 at) 
| Northwood Inn. 
  
   
  Announcement of the affair was | 
wti-be epmeied a & toes Gene 
  Ferdinand J. Henkle 
recent trip to Washing- | 
S hneked the 
renc at 10 
m. in the CAI Building in Y water. 
is luncheon 
that the 
Club will meet in the 
May 6 and the Reyal Oak Cub 
will have a round table discus- 
sion on April 22 at the Women's 
Ralph Cook of Ferndale, a | 
member of the State Central Com- | 
mittee, reported on the work of | 
the committee | 
The Pontiac Republican Wo   Anticipating Easter, Jimmy and Susan Nye eve the! 
/contents of one of the holiday baskets. They are children | Pox social men's Club canceled the April 9 
Suitable Shoes 
Are First Step 
for Happy Feet 
Suitable shoes are the first step | 
toward foot-happy days. According | 
to foot specialists. this means | 
comfortable shoes that are well- | 
constructed with supple leather up- | 
pers that allow roomir.ess across | 
the toes. and flexible leather soles | 
that preserve the shape of the shoe 
and act as shock absorbers. 
Even if you're the most sedentary { 
that sunny days are upon us again. | 
So, besides comfortable leather | 
shoes, foot doctors advise a nightly lo 
pep bath for tired feet — a hand- 
ful of bicarbonate of soda and Ep | = 
som salts mixed 
warm water. 
ter months for want of practice. 
thing as easy as _ toe-wiggling, 
which you can do at odd moments 
shoes on. 
Curling and uncurling your toes 
will strengthen your muscles and 
your arch structure as well as 
whipping up blood circulation. You 
can also limber up the foot mus- 
cles by walking 50 steps on your 
toes, and rotating the big toe by 
hand is a bunion-prevention meas- 
ure especially recommended after 
a long day in high heels.     
  Restyled for You... 
  
  | the PTA Council 
in a basin of | 
You might start off with some-| : 
during the day, even with your |? 
    . The 
engagement of 
his daughter, 
Jo Hill, 
Harold L. 
Hayden Jr. 
was announced 
At a party 
given Saturday 
by Joseph D. 
Palace of 
Rosshire 
Harold ts 
son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Harold L. 
Hayden of 
Marion, Ill. 
The couple has 
set no wedding 
date. court, 
the 
JO HILL PAL ICE 
Mrs. : 
Royal Oak, and Mrs. Henderson | PHS Graduate to Benefit     
  
Final discussion of the policies 
governing the teacher scholarship 
was held when Pontiac Council of 
PTA met Monday afternoon at 
Whitfield School 
The schools of Pontiac, through 
have dedicated 
the month of April to fund-raising 
Birmingham Community House | for this scholarship 
Hath school plans its own 
project, the total receipts to be 
donated to the scholarship fund 
which will send a graduate of 
| Pontiac High School through col‘ 
lege and inte a career in teach- 
This continuing scholarship is a 
constructive effort by the PTAs of 
Pontiac to alleviate the critical 
| teacher shortage in this state 
It was decided that the amount 
| of $500 per year will be granted, 
not loaned, to the scholarship win- 
ner 
Qualifications required of the stu- 
dents include 
1. Must be a student of Pon- 
tiac High School with an average 
er better academic record, and 
planning on going inte the 
teaching profession. 
2. This student must like chil 
|}dren, be socially well-adjusted, 
have a good personality, initiative 
resourcefulness, be morally and 
| spiritually sound and in good physi- 
| cal condition. 
type, you'll és ware walking now} 3. Race, creed or color to make 
ho difference. 
4. The economic status of parents 
  
PS CE PERE RE OP, PHT 
MRS, WARREN FE. BROWN 
Lansing Pastor 
ito Be Speaker 
on Good Friday 
Speaker for the Good Friday 
Breakfast of the Women's Fellow- 
ship of Firs t—Congregational 
Church will be Mrs, Warren Emer- 
son Brown. associate minister of 
| Mdunt’ Hope Avenue Methodist 
Church, Lansing. 
“The Three Crosses” is the sub- 
| ject chosen for the 9:30 breakfast 
| by Mrs. Brown, who is an or-| 
dained minister of the Methodist | 
Church and for eight years was! 
devotional leader for Homemak- 
ers’ Week at Michigan State Col- | 
lege. She is also a pianist, directs a! ~~ © dina at. he m - ae ™ City PTA Council Outlines 
us Tts Scholarship Policies or guardian of a worthy boy or 
girl is to be considered, 
5. The student must attend an 
accredited college in Michigan 
Recommendations for this stu- 
dent are to be made by the 
principal of the high schoo! and 
the senior counselors, a spiritual 
adviser and two persons giving 
personal references. 
The final selection of the stu- 
dent will be decided by the prin- 
cipal of Pontiac High School. the 
president of the PTA Council, an 
elementary principal. the finance 
chairman of the PTA Council and 
senior counselors 
The committee wil] review the 
progress of the student at the end 
of each year 
Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. 
William Mihalek were chosen as 
delegates to represent ‘the Pontiac 
PTA Council at the Program Plan- 
ning Institute to be held in De- 
troit on May 3. 
‘Three Members 
of Smith Faculty 
to Talk April 29 
Three educators from Smith Col- 
lege faculty are slated as speakers 
for the Smith alumnae program, 
College for a Day,” Apri 29 at 
Kingswood School Cranbrook 
The educators are coming from 
Northampton, -'Mass., to offer the 
public a few hours of post-college 
education from 10:30 am. until 
| 3:30 p.m. Luncheon is included. 
Nora M. Mohler, one of 
the speakers, is a professor of 
physics and a Smith faculty 
member since 1977. Author of 
many articles in her field of 
radiation research, she has chos- 
en the topie “Atomic Energy, 
Threat or Promise” for her lec- 
ture. 
Daniel Aaron. director of the 
American studies program at the   
  ’ | college, specializes in intellectual, 
| social and literary history of Amer- 
}ica, and he will speak on ‘‘The - 
American-ness of American Litera- 
| ture.”’ 
| Marine Leland, associate profes- 
sor of French, was educated ‘in 
Canada, France, Spain, Germany 
and the United States. She will 
explain the impact of radio and 
television on French-Canadian civ- 
ilization. 
| Tickets for the non-profit pro- 
| gram may be obtained through 
[Mrs ‘Wilttam Spinning in Birming- 
  
Orchard Lake Club 
‘Plans April Opening 
Orchard Lake Country Club will 
hold a spring opening party April 
24. with a dinner and dancing. 
Reservations may be made at the 
club : 
A bowlers’ party is planned for 
May 7, with dancing from 9 p.m. 
until 1 a.m. Dinner will be at 7:30. 
PTA Activities 
Eastern 
Eastern Junior High @chool PTSA will meet Wednesday at 7:30 in the school auditorium for election of officers Wal-   
  
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Ensemble | 
Entertains 
Junior Club Monday Gathering 
Attended by Guests 
From Musicale 
_ Members of the Tuesday Musi- 
cale Workshop Ensemble were 
guest artists at the Monday eve- 
     
            
      
    
  
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Add Sparkle NEW YORK — A pair of con 
nected guard rings set with cob/{ - 
ored stones designed to accommo- 
date a diamond ring is the latest 
introduced by a jewelry 
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ning meeting of the Junior Pontiac bands are joined together at 
Women's Club. boftom of the shanks by « narrow 
Mrs. Ronald Hodge presided at palladium bar, with sufficient 
the business meeting, which was space to fit a diafgond ring. The 
held in the Rose Kneale Room of guards are made in palladium, 
Stevens Hall, and are available set in emeralds, 
Tickets for the City Federa- rubies or sapphires, either nat- 
tion's style show and card party |. un that 470 units of medical ural or synthetic. were distributed by Mrs, Eugene Principal purpose 
eliman wha acksaies "aan 4 ene Pon 
proceeds from the party will go 
to the Oakland County Society 
fer Crippled Children. 
Mrs. R. R. Dougherty, program 
chairman, introduced Mrs. George Fund organization. MRS. BERT E. NORTON selections. bends. 
Putnam who conducted the en- 
semble in a cantata, “Wind of 
the West.” Fashions for Young Set Swing in FOcus |i’ sss 1 snus       
Taking part in the cantata were 
Mrs. Gordon Woolcock, Mrs. A. J,| Designers are bringing Zaster Willoughby, Mrs. John Wiley, Mrs.|®!@mour to the younger set 
John Nicolls Jr., Mrs. Charles D, | S'own-up styling. Wright, Mrs. Donald V. White; Mrs: | -Princess_and empire — 
be   T. E. Nelson and Mrs. Ralph Nor- | acapted for girl's figures 
vell. | full skirts are made to 
Members of the social commit-| over their own peek-through 
tee included Mrs. Roy —. Wright, | olines and additiqnal potfs. Can- 
Mrs. Irene Albright, Mrs. Mar-| can ruffles are used at times for | of 
jorie Cotterman, Mrs. Margaret | added skirt fullness. leather, clear plastic, grosgrain 
Hutchinson, Mrs. Philo Nye, Hazel and velvet appear as accents in Potts, Mrs. John Sheehan, Mrs. The sleeveless look dominates   
    
    
           cummervend bunny’s palette wi 
Floyd Schoonover and Mrs. Harry| ¢ °Primg fashien pleture, but ee pink and yellow vying for the Mrs. Robertson 
Aten. very brief sleeves are shown Three-tiered pockets star, in number one spot. 
. with new treatments. These ta-"| hearts and geometric patterns. Is Host to Group 
> clude tiered ruffles, tulip cuffs, Agpiquas end tne French rites! ¢ ndish G 
Artists Welcome | tow-tied shoulders and abbrevi. |lend an etheral spring touch to| StONd! roup Mrs. Don Robertson was hostess 
ew em ers Necklines make headlines with von Min powell 0 fF The Standish Group met Friday, for the meeting of the December 
Four new members were wel-|cowls, bertha and ruffled collars, afternoon with Mrs. Howard Group. She was assisted by Mrs. 
comed into Pontiac Society of | the little boy and soft cape collars. a. silky cottons patie sare George on a —_ for a| Merle Voss. ; 
Artists recently-at Mrs. L. L. Ster-| Many are scooped both back and Easter parade uncheon. alkim was; Mrs Edward Auchard and Mrs. ° 
ling’s home on Lorraine court. | front — harbingers of impending | ®¢west roles. Embossed patterns | cohostess. T. J. Lassen attended the meeting Radiant flowered straws to do you 
Mrs. Homer Russell, Mary | warmer weather. ‘ | emphasize the 3-dimension tex- | Devotions were given by Mrs.|as guests. Mrs. E. L. Guy gave 
Meitsch, Mrs. Charles W. Goforth| All that glitters is not gold—it's| tres er pee weaves, puckers, | ban Kinney, and Mrs. Sol Kline| the group stewardship ge d t Is light d ks j 
ar@ Paul B. Taylor are the new rhinestones, pearls and jeweled florals geometrics — somé- | presided at the meeting. Plans; Mrs. Leslie Ellis used ‘ ae 1 
members. | Pins, too. But golden touches ap-| times are combined for exciting lwere made for a money-making | Democratic Church” as her Bible prou pas e s, A) Ss, ar s, n saucers, 
Plans were discussed for a forth. | pear at the waistline, in beautifully | e#fects. project. A social hour followed the | study topic. The missionary educa- “ $ 
coming exhibit of members’ work | detailed buttons, or in the fabric| Prints are important in this col- | meeting | tion report was given by Mrs. ; sailors ill boxes bonnets 7.50 15 
at Pontiac City library May 23. | itself. These jewel touches place | lection and include Victorian mo-| Mrs Roy Bennett will open her | Reynolds Brewer. She told about ,P r] 
Mrs. Chadd Mellinger was elected | emphasis on pockets, collars, belts | tifs along with modern interpreta- j home on Chamberlain street for| the Spanish-Americans in Texas 
treasurer to fill a vacancy. | and bodice. tions of flora and fauna. An eat- 'the next meeting land Mexico, 4 
  
    
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ers who interviewed me. laugh at my experience as club 4 * } ‘ 
  
    Here are some job-huriting tips | really did want it. 
which readers have been. kind) “But I knew I was older than 
enough to pass along to other wom- | they preferred, and all my experi- 
troubles. | ence had been volunteer. . 
“Actually, 1 raised four chil- what it amounts 
dren, doing all my own work, | to is that I've spent my life per- 
and also did a let of fund-raising what I 
for the lecal Community Chest. know I 
“But none of this seemed to 
mean anything to employers, not | 
even the fact that I had been pro- | 
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  ‘THE PONTIAC. PRESS, TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1954 : \ 
  
  
For Spring Accessories 
. Reg. 80c—SPECIAL  }| 
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The 
Knitting Needle 
Opposite General Hospital 
452 West Huren 
        
    
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|towns sponsor Easter egg shows | 
| where amyene cnn put his eggs & 
  use white if they can be 
found, for the contrast of the 
colors on the white eggs is good. 
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-A7T YOUR GROCERS     
Ham Tastes Heavenly 
with this Pome 
Brown Sugar Glaze! 
  | We all like to make our Easter were done, they were unwrapped 
        | who sent flowers to the funeral? 
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Putting-Off 
Will Result 
in Nagging 
Doing Your Tasks 
Promptly Prevents 
Mom’s Pestering 
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD 
You heard your mother — you 
know you did. You were looking 
| straight at her, she had your com- 
| plete attention, you took in every 
| word she said and you understood 
, | completely what she had in mind 
* | There was something specific 
| you were to do. Tidy up your 
| Foom, set the table, bring: in the 
trash cans from the curb before 
the company came — whatever it 
was, it was a chore with your 
name on it. 
There was nothing back-break- 
Ing about it. Nothing you really 
    
Se you said to yourself “that's 
for later.” And busily set about 
doing something you considered 
really important. 
Until mother’s voice — that re- 
minding voice of hers calling your 
name with the upswing on the end 
| that questioned where you weve 
'and what you were up to. You 
| hate to hear your name 
in such fashion, so you pretended 
you didn’t Kear. Pretended to your- 
| self you didn't know why she 
| wanted you :   
phatic — complete with reminder 
of undone chore. No response from 
back slit, There’s.a matching Eton cap and | you. You were much too busy. 
  
  
    
  
  
    
      
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        Easter bonnets.. . 
ye Easter bunnies... 
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This way for bright 'n shiny Stride Rites! The shoes thet take 
such good care of little all-dressed-up-for-Easter feet ..4 
the shoes that offer them the comfort, firm support and growing 
toom they must have every day. And don’t forget, 
you can be doubly sure your Easter chicks will be accurately 
fitted in these fine shoes .... because Stride Rites are made 
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| a 40x60-inch tablecloth. 
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  — eet aban saan     and | the double collar and turn-back esses | ‘ sent a Ts shan ed wir? ies "he |® bonnet for these ensembles. Third round, mother’s voice 
very beautiful floral piece, and 1/4P Me single-Dreast guts coat, ue the | had taken on that familiar edge. 
and the colors of the material | Would like to know if it is neces- | It was clipped, brisk. autherita- 
had faded onto the eggs. This sary for me to write and thank | being given for me? Do I give| tive — something about doing it 
old trick cannot be used nowa- | them for it? presents to the hostesses, or what? | right now, at once, immediately. 
days, for our materials are color. Answer: Further than saying This had to ack - tact, but we can use tiny Answer: It is not necessary 8 | Thank you” and showing your nners is you ha © ackyowtedge 
designe write thank-you neofes to mem- so your muffled voice (to make 
———— bers of the immediate famity | °PPreciation. nothing is expected her think you were awfully busy Clip the designs from the goods| since you will certainly see them |° 70 SSS Bot ie an give MAKE FRIENDS | | cleaning out your closet) answered and paste in patterns right on the| and tell them verbally that you Sor ae — |in a minute, mother.” , 
hard-boiled eggs. Cut out dots,| thenght their flowers beantifel. |* Wer fr your hostess, in re- Most women know better than’ But your minute was too long 
squares and stripes, then paste the ure. to ask another woman the point- for her. This time there was no material and press to the egg. I Tf any of them are ill or living | blank question, “How old are doubt about it. She was annoyed, 
have shown several ideas in the | %° ‘af away they were not able to) Wegr Jewelry you?” But those who are really She wouldn't wait any longer. drawing ;come to the funeral, you would curious don't let that stand in their) ang she was only half as an- 
Don't overlook Dad's worn out | then. of course. tell each of them Don't be afraid of jewelry. Be- | nov. . FA yed as you were. Here she's 
ties. and the flowers from dis-| #20ut the beauty of their flowers cause so many women tend to) 
    
er | spent all that time keeping at you 
‘ z with interruptions. If you could 
have been left alone you could 
: have finished whatever was so im- 
ry | Portant. But she kept nagging at 
| you. Nag, nag, nag! 
‘ When she gave you that chore, 
6: you knew you ought to do 
her. You knew you had to 
, ome eventually. 
way. They keep asking questions | 
and doing mental arithmetic—unti] | over your head. Putting it jus’ 
‘they are able to figure out a wom- | whipped mother into a froth of im- 
an's age. patience. Probably threw her time 
Only trouble is, it is so obvious | Schedule out of whack and inter- 
what they are doing, that they 
might as well ask the forbidden 
question. 
Exhibit to Tour U.S. 
During the next three years, keeping after you. 
There'd be less nagging around 
your house — and more respect 
for your time shown by your par- 
ents — if you'd organize yourself 
and your chorés so you could get 
them out of the way willingly and 
cheerfully the first time you're 
asked. Even without being asked.   
  seus in the United States. The | F tie orgetting, postpohing things 
poi rmenn Te ae =| you know “you have to do finds 
ition primarily nee parents riding you just when you profit of Crafts and In- cca oll 
dustrial in each of the four plans. 
Responding quick like a bunny 
to that first call is the way to 
A bat’s wings are made of thin | end the nagging around your way. 
not feathers like those | And win you that time for your- 
self you consider so precious.   : . Impatiently came mother’s voice _ 
Brother and sister are ready to lead the | double-breasted boy's coat features silver again. This time louder, more em- 
parade of Easter fashions in their matching | military buttons, flap pockets and a grownup 
gray kasheen flannel coats. White faille on | } 
fered with her work. Wore her out 
  
  
  
  
          
  
      
        
        
      
      
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
                    
  
      
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      | THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1054 
Mary Margaret McBride Says: . 
Atomic Fears Strengthen 
American Love of Country When I used to go down the bay at daybreak on the revenue | 
cutter, @ young newspaper reporter assigned to meet incoming 
celebrities, I always askéd one stock ‘question and so did the other 
reporters: ‘What do you think of America?” 
Since the incomers had seen only the skyline of New York up to 
then, this was rather a silly inquiry and sometimes we got polite     
   
           
     
   
       
       Dampness 
Peels Paint 
Off Ceiling 
Look for Source of 
Water and Correct 
Condition 
By HUBBARD COBB 
One of the many things that up- 
set people is why, for no apparent 
reason at all, a section of paint 
on a ceiling will start to blister 
and peel, 
Well now, if the paint has been 
on the ceiling for any length of 
time and the remaining paint 
seems to be in good condition, the     Pa 
ti   a book about America, and I 
than ever I want to write about 
love her even better as time 
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    a that this little condi- rest of the world. is a 
tion is to water getting ab- I ‘ ; 
sorbed by the plaster. are taking ‘ pod tinge od te out 
“Before you go about repainting with surprise—that we have a work. 
this area you had better find here and we would like to linger+ basket weave 
Se ee awhile though the chances seem she has be- , 
be reaching portion of your be against it. id , uses her skill . 
~~ The other day I read the sick- ic = aane: | jost damp spots on plaster ceil- ; 3 ening prediction of Prof. Herman ° : ings are due to leaks in the vest _This mother duck and her brood of duck-| eggs with cellophane tape. The heads are} oberth, the man who invented From A® Newsteatures Scouts. ’ | 
and these, as eo adlaoaes before, lings are all set for the Easter parade. Even made of yellow construction paper or any the German V2 rocket, that an- , : 
are often difficult to locate. \the children could make ducklings like | peqy os ey’ ll halen | Tees veer oe ° ; : Many damp spots on ceilings are | h A | heavy paper. ! r is really an /lalian) make it possible for rockets | : 
caused by leaky radiator shut-ott | ‘ese, using colored tissue paper for TAS | basket carrying a load of dyed hen eggs. | ‘eded with atomic bombs to | our t _ valves. Water drips from the wings and tail and fastening them to the : ° devastate any spot on earth in 45 by Colette — valves, _—ae _ — minutes. So it's anybody's guess a reaches , $ spol and ir-conditioners, too, can| Where the werld is headed, and striking eccent— 
leaves a bad ten te face be dateested sith tabric | the anxiety makes up edgy. alt wv Stunning! Sew-easy! This is 4) Peel, boil and mash the potatoes 
rie glaring = Either the upper or lower panel| But regardless of its other wonder-pattern! _ Collar is in one | (or use leftover mashed potatoes). ‘ 
: of the refrigerator, or both, trades | C@tions, the arrival of the with bodice, no side-seams in skirt. | F¥Y the ground and. diced + 
  | onions Simplest of lines, smartest of | peas, gravy, seasonings and 
| frocks. Make it in crisp cotton, | thoroughly. 
|, | no-iron nylon or light shantung.|. Place in a greased casserole, 
| | Whichever way you make it, this | Cover the meat mixture with gleaming stand-out white for the| 
kitchen curtain pattern, or, in- | worth preserving here. 
| stead of fabric, a sheet of hard-| we've made plenty of mistakes— 
      
  
  
  
  A peeling ceiling directly un finish plastic in a color from the down many trees te the 
der a bathroom usually indicates | rose scheme | morislands peeeetored anal will make you a hit! | mashed potatoes as a crust. Dot 
that water splashed from the tub | The tops of Chapman-designed | supplies ‘gunched up our al ,| Pattern 4854: Misses’ sizes 12, | with butter. Bake 20 minutes in @ 
through the floor. Filling all | the air-conditioners take @ Wrap-! boastful and overbearing some- \ y ¥ | 4% yards 3Sinch fabric. _ | erous servings. seams between walls, fixtures around of drapery fabric. times ; Send 35 cents in coins for this 
and floors helps climinate this : . | i pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- |. 
condition and so dors asking peo About 83 million watermelons Still, we can't do our share in , . tern for first-class mailing. -Send Planni 
ple not to splash water about were consumed in the U. S. in 1951. | this present ee > ff to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- ng 
Leaks to moaning too . or become af tiac Préss Pattern Dept., 243 West 
are canaaloe a aek ee too obsessed with the conviction , _ ITth St., New York 11. N.Y. Print G 
but if this is the cause, the chances that ap pene pe a plainly name, address with zone, S i 
are that the ceiling will always be trouble end up afraid size and style number. | pr ng 
because we might make damp and never dry out.   
                
        But no matter what the { mistake. To be saved, meat Susteces* Party? the water, don't waste tiene | touch- area | ie rercmenr gi VEE & DEE 3 he ceili achieved action 
EE ny hyo ne by deeparng end decrying <a the source, and don’t put it off too It's net enough either to say MASSEURS for : 
long for if you do the plaster or that, at our worst, America is © Dicthormy Group Reservations! T° ceiling ma’ may be damaged still the best place on earth to ~ © Ulera-Viclet 
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By ELIZABETH HILLYER | ites, and air - conditioning units | asi ag do with| bloused jacket, could make the | Parking Space Available | 36 Esct Pike 
        
  What can be done about a big,| speed their way into more and 
too-shiny-white and conspicuous re- | more homes. } 
frigerater im a kitchen that has 
natural wood cabinets? How can an| Designer Dave Chapman came 
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Nic ED . _ We must make more room for the workmen . . . so be sure to come and get . 
te \NC your share of the bargains . . . almost everything in our store is Sale Priced... 
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  pier Ny AS VE co * ar To Seek U.S. Sales 
  
    
    
    a Meet the “Wesh ‘N Dry” 
BEAUTY PARADE OF VALUES! ili E iL   
r Fé 28 it At? ‘Taint So, Says Man, 109, 
Reported to Be Dead 
to be 109, turned out to be greatly 
exaggerated. 
“{'m not dead,” hé told officers 
who came to his home yesterday. 
They found him sitting in bed. 
“He said he intended to live at 
  
    
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‘MOM, IT HURTS’—Larry Fiors, 2, lets his mother, Mrs. Lawrence 
| Flora, in Lancaster, Pa., know it doesn't feel good as Police Lieu- 
| tenant Howard Snyder gently eases his leg from the 3%-inch water 
| drain pipe, after pouring in liquid soap. No one knows how Larry’s 
| leg got in there. :   
  
    
Appliance. 
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25-ib. box of ALL (Soap) FREE with the purchase of any Thor 
Come in and see a Thor Washer wash an Elephant. 
Free Package of Soap just to watch a Thor Demonstration. ‘AFI Willing to Back ‘Jimmy Roosevelt ly that the National Democratic i   
  96 Oakland Ave. ROY'S FE 2-4021   | DR. H. A. MILLER @ Optometrist 
7 North Saginaw Street 
Phone FE 4-6842 
“Better Things in Sight” 
  
velt, seeking the Democratic nom- | ic 
ination in the state's 26th District. 
Also endorsed was incumbent     
        
FIVE LEADING AUTO EDITORS GO 
OVERBOARD FOR NEW MERCURY ! New 161-horsepower Mercury with ball-joint front wheel suspension 
_ gets top marks for performance, efficiency, economy and handling ease 
  
  TABASCO ON-THE-ROCKS” 
Tom McCahill mecnarux aiusteateo 
“The place where Mercury really shines this 
year, aside from its speed-over-the-ground 
performance; is in its handling and road- 
ability. It's a page . . . out of the Lincoln book. 
“The guy who buys a 'S4 Mere will be 
getting a really new car, not a warmed-over 
old one. je-ef Merc’s competitors are . . . 
overdue for a ange .. . the buyer of these 
a pe will be as out-of-date as an Indian- 
head penny—and when he goes to trade in, 
they'll talk to him in pennies.” 
     
    
  
   “CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES, | “40 West Pike St. 
    
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“THIS CAR IS A KNOCKOUT! ... AND REAL EASY TO DRIVE” 
Walt Woron—Don MacDonald 
MOTOR TREND “161-HP PUSH, BUT DRINKS 
NO MORE GAS THAN BEFORE" 
Wilbur Shaw roruiar scarce mOnTHLY 
Read these revealing quotes from Wilbur —— 
Shaw, President of the Indianapolis Speedway. : 
“Three_years ago a Mercury engineer told “You'll like the 1954 Mercury, particularly if 
us that his men would never be satisfied until you like power that'll make you sit back in 
they designed an engine that ate up alot less ——your seat when you stomp the throttle. 
of its own power than the ones then on the “If there is no other reason for the increase 
production line. Well, they've done it! in horsepower (now 161) the added accelera- 
“When I drove the car on the... test track —_ tion for passing is enough. 
in Dearborn, Mich., and again on the Indian- “Lincoln-type ball-and-socket joints on 
apolis Motor Speedway, I was struck by the “Mercury's front wheels eliminate familiar 
smoothness of the power pick-up.” kingpin, reduce much front end vibration.” 
    es 
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  “EXCEPT FOR LINCOLN—THERE IS 
PROBABLY NOT A SINGLE 
PASSENGER CAR ENGINE THAT 
CAN COME UP TO ITS STANDARD 
FOR SHEER RUGGEDNESS” 
"The intake manifold on the new Mercury is 
definitely one of 1954's engineering highlights. 
No other manufacturer of V-8 engines has 
produced such-a logically correct version. 
“One of the best engineered power plants in 
the industry, regardless of price.” 
Cc. Phone FE 2-9167 *” 
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    SAM BENSON SAYS . . . + 7 
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WHO WANT THE MOST ‘FOR THE LEAST... 
WILL TAKE THE SIDE STREET TO MY STORE AND SAVE 58 to $12 YES, MA‘M! 
Ht You Want Style... 
it You Want Quality 
it You Want Fit... 
Hf You Want a Low 
Price... 
My Store is the Store — 
for You! Come in, 1’ | SHOP TONITE 
prove it! ‘TIL 9 P.M. 
ON THEIR SELECTION! 
Save $5 to $9 On Your Figure 
Flattering NEW SPRING and EASTER 
SUITS 1 Could Sell for $16.95 and $22.95! 
MY PRICE 
$7 2" sf Ar 
Don't Let the Price Fool You—They're Terrific!    _¥ 
      
    
  
THE WHEW LOOK in SPRING WOOL 
TOPPERS 1 Could Sell for $16.95 and $22.95! 
MY PRICE 
Qu st qn 
This Is Unbelievable But True—Come In   
  
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  THE PERFECT ALL-PURPOSE SPRING 
COATS} | Could Sell for $22.95 and $26.95! 
MY PRICE 
ST An s4 5” 
With Hats to Match 
It's a Raincoat . . . Dress Coat .. . All Season Coat! 
  
And You Save Up to $5 on Your Choice! 
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Cottons! Rayons! New Trims! And Maternities! 
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  OTHING OUTLET 
10 S. PERRY BETWEEN PIKE & WATER 
) all laa: Pp m Benson 
rrking in Hubbard Gorage  “Summer's A-Comin’ In 
Sun. Lovers Rush jobs . . . in favor of the younger 
In ore the present $128 a month to $162.75, 
Life began moving out of doors as spring weather moved into and maximum survivor benefits 
wy coe inaows were bei taken down: tears wambers:-tewe:| Bunyanesque:Tall-Tale : 
were being raked folled along with many other sprit chores, INTERNATIONAL 
Shown above-aré three persons who began taking advantage | ® — Len Costley has been playing ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS __ oe Xa 
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g 8825 ACHIEVERS DISPLAY PRODUCTS—Pontiac Junior Achieve- 
ment Inc. is holding open house each night this weék through Thurs- 
day from 7:30 to 9. Here, three young business people show prod- 
ucts made by the eight local JA companies to Mrs. Beatrice Streling 
of 44 Harriet St. The achievers (left to right) are Mary Jane 53 Mill St. City to Clear Away Routine Matte 
  Pentiac Press Pheote 
Leahey, 16, of 1714 Beverly Rd., a member of the Wood-A-Co. firm; 
Maureen Sweetman, 17, of 105 E, Colgate Ave., who belongs to the 
Kiddie Kart Kompany, and Gordon Dodge, 16, of 485 N. Johnson A 
Ave., a member of the Japlaco group. The JA headquarters is at 
  Tf how many children in each group 
are stricken with pdlio this season. 
  
  WASHINGTON w — The truck- 
ing industry said today that if it 
were permitted to handle all mail 
for distances up to 300 miles, the 
Post Office Department would River Barges 
May Aid Transit 
in Pittsburgh, Pa. 
ger barges is put into effect. 
W. N. Burt Jr.. veteran river- | ministration, for the Independent 
Barge Co., said the use of sleek | j 
passenger barges on the Ohio, Mo- 
nongahela and Allegheny Rivers 
Burt has maiee ae plan Rome Transportation 
Strike   
burgh. Suggested as terminal sites 
were the communities of Taren-. 
tum, Elizabeth and Rochester. Pa. ' 
Among the chief advantages of   operating costs and high mobility, 
according to Burt. ' 
Rep. Bennett Proposes 
Broader Social Security -   
program 
under which the pension elibibil- 
ity age would range from 6 to 
62. s 
His bill would lower from 6 
to 55 the age at which widows 
would be eligible for a retirement 
pension. man and president of the National | advisory committee to the Truck- | directors are Dave Beck. president 
of the AFL Teamsters Union; B. | 
M. Seymour, president of Associ- | 
ated Transport, Inc.; Roy Frue- | 
S miles a president of the Fruehauf 
save dollars a year - 
PITTSBURGH. Pa. (UP) —Com-| service would be faster and more | rele? Co.; and Walter F. Carey, board chairman of the American | 
  Commercial Division 
UF Chairman Picked Ralph T. Norvell will be com- 
mercial divisioh chairman for this 
fall’s' Pontiac Area. United Fund 
fund drive. 
A-member of the board of di- 
Fund age:- 
Club 2 
| Trucking Assn. mall on trucks instead of trains, 
especially for distances up to 
308 miles. 
  
Cancer Smears | 
See Ses r= |Tried on Human | | Scientist Trying to Test 
on Own Body * _ 
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP) — 
A cancer research scientist is act- 
ing as a-human guinea pig in an 
it was disclosed there. 
Dr. William E. Smith told the 
ent cigaret tars and chemicals 
painted on his body. 
The same condition aiso oc- 
known cancer-producing chemicals 
were used, Dr. Smith said. Loss of 
hair and disappearance of the se- 
baceous glands which secrete fatty 
matter in the body were not de- 
tected in the human guinea pig 
although they were produced in 
the mice and rats, he added. 
currently is undergoing a one- 
month test. The same cell enlarge- 
ment was noted again, he told the 
group. 
Dr. Smith said an 80-day test 
on humans would be more accur 
ate. He pointed out that the three 
conditions appeared m mice after 
    | four days and that:man’s life sr 
  
        “It is only fair then ¢ 
hshould be able to retire a 
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months. ee Poet pee se oes eek romagh The top photo shows young Connie Crozier, 11 giving her mother viewing the past winter he says = cerns Pee a ee 
a hand by washing windows at her 30) S: Tilden AVE: nome” things have Beer wetting warmer—~l-"N5 PROBLEM HERE—Thomas Brennan Vright) 
+ E J. Finn, of 2690 Premont Ave., defies April rain by washing | | “Back in the carly Ihots whet | and his wife, Theresa (left) are shown with their 
hie ene” while Mrs: William ‘Tineman, of 2885 Orange 'Grove \Ra,, | wa®,lumberdckng Re oo S| tive daughters and six sons as they try out their 
Williams Lake, takes in her washing after it, bad dried im warm | The darkness froze and it’ took | Easter outfits which Brennan, a Chicago fuel oil 
spring sun. meting h tere" dealer, designed and sewed himself. The children - 
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a 2 Ais, of 1 a i ill -aP Wirephiots 
are, from left: Aine, 14; Cecilia, 13; Rosaleen, 12; 
Kathleen, 11; Margaret, 10; Thomas, 8; Patrick, 7; 
Michael, 5; Bryan, 4; Sean, 2, and Seamus, 13 Effect of Cigaret Tars. trucks are more economical than Use of Trucks for Short Mail Hauls Seen as Big Saving 
trains for mail hauling. 
“The post office must make a 
It said experience has proved | choice,"’ Beck said in remarks pre- 
|pared for a news conference. 
“If it does not apply these obvi- 
periodicals.” 
Noting that 
for last 
jon 
trains t 
of under | 
| save $1 for every $8 
| felt, 
The 
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ding also urged 
used for all non-local mails * 
effort to determine if cigaret tars | ever this would advance delivery’ 
‘and chemicals can produce cancer, | and said the post 
|the transportation “ ted 
leach specific miail-carrying job 
Postmaster General Summerfield 4th annual convention of the | nes turned to planes for carrying| The authority set a 
American Assn. for Cancer Re- cent letter mail between a few | line search Monday that the scientist, | ciected cities. 
who prefers to remain anonymous, | - that A 
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planning of the construction.   
volunteered to have seven differ- | ° 
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The scientist.» Dr. Smith said, | 
  
Or three new 
  te up Pontiac's potential water supply about 25 per 
an estimated 2,700,000 gallons a day, The wells will 
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  in Obstruction of Justice 
Case Faces Court 
LAPEER @ — The trial 
Lee Mathews on 
structing justice in 
year-old eviction 
gins teday in Circuit Court before 
an Ilanember jury. 
The jury of six women and five 
men will hear the case, 
another man, accepted by 
tion and defense, became 
the swearing in Monday. 
sides agreed to go on without 
Matthews ts the third of 
ee ee ee 
as began abortive attempt 
care of your ears; the ef- ss cated Os tate 
Seats of witamnins and drug Stevens from her 
; : dune 1988, 
} Speers | at on : Kad'there’s nota word init | Brown City farmer about Sonotone or its amaz- —— 
ho ae . obstructed the eviction 
i. s Got the tacts straight. manhandling law 
tend fer yous free copy tecey | Attorneys Leo Hoffman, of Alle- 
E nee enue Grand are 
Hearing Service Mathews. Prosecutor George Lutz 
357 N. Saginaw. FE 2-1225 | and Special Prosecutor Cari Wil- 
liams oppose them. 
SONOTONE<Tes tome of fees Brothers Chris and Paul Zie- | Send me, “Your Hearing & Your Neath”. | conhardt, evicted last week in & 
ene. similar case, watched the selao- 
An tien of the jury Monday. 
: pam Sheriff Gregory said the Ziegen- 
pa hardts’ cattle and farm equipment ee 
_| Proceeds a debt 
  
        
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FL 2 t if fi     Leo Antior 
ROYAL OAK'— Requiem Mass 
for Leo Antior, of 2802 N. Wilson 
Ave., was sung this morning at St. Denais Church. with burial'in Mt &t 10 am. Wednesday at Heart Church. with burial in Mt. | 
  be . am (Thursday Services 
iB =A Scheduled in Imlay IMLAY CITY — Maundy Thurs 
¥& Burns Cleaner Baumbach speaking on ‘His Bless- | 
— Remission of Sins.” t 
% Unitorm, Healthful Heat Sioty Commie al he: served at the First Congregational 
* Less Attention Church "at 1:15 p, we, ‘Theendey: 
Mass will be celebrated at 8:30, 
a. m. at Sacred Heart Catholic 
Church on 
Holy Hour will be at 8 p. m. 
The Methodist Church will have 
Communion service at the table 
at 7:30 p. m. on Maunday Thurs- 
day. 
) BLEY Faith Circle Will Meet 
COAL & SUPPLY CO. Wednesday at Rochester 
140.N. Cass Ave. FE 5-8163 )  pocHEesTER—Faith Circle of St. ’ Paul’s Methodist Church here will     
  
  
  
  FRANK CARRUTHERS FUNERAL HOME 110 WESSEN ST. PHONE FE 3-7374 
Ambulance Service 
et Any Hour   
        
  
    
      
  
        
  Holy Thursday. and, 
. DeMund Funeral Home. -Royal ogre City, and Edward, of Mt. Clemens son, Paul: and a sist 
= ul a “r a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Mende, 
Mrs, Gilbert Ramsay of Clinton; a brother, Walter Jacek, 
MARLETTE —. Service for Mrs. | of Detroit and a sister. Mrs. Sarah | 
Gilbert (Alma) Ramsay. 79. of pierz of Detroit. 
West Marlette street. was held Quinton Pat Hood 
MARLETTE—Service for Quin- in West Bloomfield 
  Cemetery. She died Saturday @ 
home after a long illness. 
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRI 
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
  =! bar a de, Pee PN SR EE ea gta Wb aks ae ae arc’ <3 { DY gang 
: « \. : a \ 2! Soaks 
L 18, 1954 arent ae . 
. . bond each set by Avon Town- 
West Bloomtield |Held for Arraignment stir sustce tastier ¢: Green." ID Pian |p. m leosoen to Badeuey, Withee Ah wigs Firemen Go to . R hest Breaki Chief Sam Howlett, ‘the youths are 
: Ss IN KOCHESTEL DFCAKIM | cused of taking $97 during the 277 Fires in Year : nargea | lahttime breakin, Maybee was ar- W ire ouse Town:| en" yous rested the following day by Sgt. WEST BLOOMFIELD | with breaking into the Rochester| 59.04 werth and Patrolman Vi- SHIP—Fire belis clanged here 217 | Recreation at 430 Main St, on). : was picked 
Allows «mes durtg the pest you. | Apc #, walved examination yte-|<0" ‘ew hour later by Parl $32,500 for Building, | swered by the township fire de- Oakland. County Circuit Court for man Raymond Russell. 
Equipment as Loe —_ ending arraignment there April 19 i : 7 
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-| reported last night. rrenk "Mt. and’ Ernest’ Preston, | the heart of the Army's admin SHIP — A new fire station serving) ‘The figure represents an in-| 18, of 3299 Rochester Rd., are be-| strative operation—receives on an 
Lake speeoteete ee ee. crease of 74 over the previous |ing beld in Oakland County Jail.| average of more than 45,000 pieces —, Bineenfield 12-menth period. The two were unable to furnish | of mail every day. 
nays 5B 9 ng _ Estimated value of property 
oe a involved was $94,590. with damage 
at Reg ow was | estimated at $37,400. 
for a fire hall, and equip-| 
cavemen ve we | Workshop Set truck or trucks fer the f Th 
was $162,865. 
Other capital improvements be- Fjementary Teachers. 
wen ae nt wee} 10 Join in Discussing 
mtacsiansems expenses Exceptional Children 
out of the last fund, Hal-] WALLED LAKE — A workshop 
lett said, if revenues permit. Other- for elementary school teachers 
will be rented. |hare wil be held Thursday to die re oo program for exceptional 
tar genssal GUVGSESIEN GUpUENES See naan Ga en 
seuml' tee Gen Gaonsteet ond sions will be held. | - . ‘ $20,700 for public safety, Joseph Wetmore, principal ot | Huntoon’s Ambulance Service .. 
were changed to the second | Sting pane! deena, wn | Ready Day or Night to Answer ednesday of each month at 8 p end ch. | 
. ing part. Your Call 
Accidents Increase | tn tne anecnoon, representatives | a =t Sam sumeanion, Come De Ever alert to answer your call, Huntoon’s Ambulance’ is 
140 Pct. in Township |ccea Weed tae nent! 
  
Building Increases 
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
SHIP—An increase of $1 building 
permits and $1,201,961 in valuation 
over the previous year was regis- 
tered in this township during the 
past 12 months. 
According to Stewart Underhill.     
  
  
  
          
3305 Auburn Rd., will be held at 
2 p. m. Wednesday at the Sparks- 
Oak, with burial in Roseland Park |        
       
  
  | ° Pontiac General Hospital 
| NOW! A TRAILING GERANIUM! Also surviving are grandparents, 
| : : .. and Mrs. Frost, ; © New Erese , ° Mr Thomas 
Paul E. Worley 
T ILING IVY HAZEL PARK—Service for-Paul E. Worley, 51. of 168 W. Roberts 
GERANI St.. will be held at 2 p. m. 
1: Wednesday atthe Eppens Funeral! 
| Horne. Detyoit, with burial in 
4: Ba ee mt: |) Woodlawn /Cemetery. He died thrilling Trailing Ivy | Saturday./ 
its Fan nod Surviving are his widow. 
ton orders heads tumbling down | Eleanor; his mother. Mrs. Ida 
seine AM =] Worley, four sisters and two 
i> wherever you want to create f) brothers. 
Suldoors! You get choice uin- Nora L. Whitsett 
fgg 61 (minim order.” SEND ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — prepaid’ ge pay postage. Limes suppl. Service for Nora L. Whitsett, in- 
. name * || fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $ Se eeeuneuerwrees: ]) Arthur Hoffman, ot 26546 Barring- 
. oP Ut — 9" ec ton, was held Monday at the 
ws ‘a Ot ver ——ft Spitier—Funeral-Home:—She—died- 
‘ | Sunday in Detroit 
i Pubat Wethe ®...ccececsceces orree Hospital. 
Address eedeegs disess Surviving besides her parents 
— at are“her ts, Mr. and 
  
  =a: ses investment 
SEE THE NEW “RAGE” fartlon frames... 1 pair of tenses. % attractive teames, 
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    Immediate 
  | presentations. Wolf,: school nurse, and Floyd 
principal. will take part in varied | 
Spencer, 
Stewart Drahner, Ray McCarthy, 
Hugh Galloway Jr. and Rosalee 
Hunter. 
  specially built for the comfort and safety its passengers 
require. Equipped with oxygen for emergency and invalid 
cases, this modern ambulance is staffed with experienced 
adult attendants who are thoroughly trained in First Aid. 
Neo matter what the emergency, you have the right to select 
the best... insist upon Hunteen’s Ambulance Service. 
  79 Oakland Ave. FE 2-0189 
    
  
County Calendar | 
    
  F 5 | Insure With Agencies 
  
  Displaying This Emblem 
   
            
  Surviving besides her husband '" @ =e hospital, was tion of $3,597,138. | Thursday at the home of Mrs A : 
are a daughter, Mrs. Edward Bur- carga ee tee Heading the list were permits Smith Seton yng tg a. ©. Beteentocher 
roughs of Detroit; two sons, Trw-| ——— "TY: | for 248 residences. Also issued were eccsaae Gan ci i ances «ss it mente morass Sebecse 
man and Riley of Marlette; a sis Surviving are a brother, Charles 99 permits for alterations. | eeheel bend room et 8 pm. Thursday. | aaa Agency * ’ 
ter, Mrs. Rachel Lambert of Mar- Taek ot ie cal he | ao on-eng ee wwe. | Avitla-Nervent W. A. Pollock a 
lette; and six grandchildren. t erence ° _unty canete R Wm. W. Denaidsen 
. ie ini Royal Oak; and a niece, Mrs. | St Andrew Episcopal Church Thursday Baker & Masses ee 
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Serv- | V'Vi# Caughey of Detroit. Schedules 3 Services Priscila Chad will bold 4. unchown | Qtscheme Gon. fon ae 
ice for Frank Colling, 14, of 1511 E.] 1. {eens GN pas.| DRAYTON PLAINS—An evening | Teyior Thursday, wish Mie. R'm. Rene This Advertisement Sponsored by 
Wednesday at Spiller Funeral | ing, 68, of Kissimmee, Fla. will | Church at 7:30 p.m. to | Gyles wee tans Pree | Pontiac Association of Insurance Agents Home, Royal Oak. He died Sunday | be 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dryer | 7 with a brief sermon by Qzsr2" open, Tm meet te. the ehereh | in 2 ittmoe hospital. | Funeral Home, with bur al in Lake- | POT: Welds une. | machese Toning. ner terse erento ine 
Surviving are his widow, Mar. | Side Cemetery. Graveside service ; On Maundy Thursday, Holy Com 
garet: and five sons, Ronald, ee be conducted by Holly F&AM | ion will be at 10:3) om. 
chael, Paul. David end Julius, Scheduled for 7:30 p.m. is a teach- at home. Mr. ay ee bape Sepermey. He We | Ge service ot Holy Communion— 
| Menyhert Lakatuse Bee ne Oc iale ut Eaeus | Without actual Communion being 
Menyhert Lakatuse, $4, who died! James of Jackson, a brother and | “P@Pters of the Gospel which con- 
Thursday in the Lapeer County | » sister. tain Jesus’ “Upper Room Teach- 
Sunday at the Blackburn Funeral eanercennnceening, 
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Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.| Minerva’ Ave., be | 4 ys - 1 Steven Szuck. of Harrow. Ont riary caw Sop grag He |] Jains and discomforts associated C 
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_— r - by a son, Evans. condition. 100 ALPHA T AVON TOWNSHIP—Service for) o¢ Roval Oak. Arrangements are | fer $2.49 ot all Thrifty Drug Nicholas Frost, infant son of Mr. | 5, sparks-DeMund Funeral Home. Stores in Pontiac. 
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Studebaker first in ton miles per gallon! 
Studebaker first of all cars with Overdrive! 
Studebaker first of all Automatic Drive cars! 
sweep in 20-car field represent- 
ing 13 makes—all stock models! 
Studebaker gets miles 
gullen of oll neo and dante th cho   
  
    
     
     
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A Commander V-8 Land Cruiser with Automatic Drive topped all other “automat. 
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William, at home; two daughters, | 
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    Bob Considine Says:   
    
1.240 \s Stolen 
by Safecrackers $1,200 in Cash, Checks 
Taken at Supermarket, 
$40 at Lumber Firm 
Safecrackers struck twice in Wa- 
terford Township early yesterday 
once for $1,200 and a second time 
for $40, according to Police Chief 
Frank Van Atta. 
About $500 in cash and pay 
checks totaling about $700 were 
taken from the Clintonville Super- 
market at 4495 Clintonville Rd. 
Thieves broke in the front door 
jand wheeled the safe out on a 
two-wheel cart, Chief Van Atta 
said. 
Two Independence Township chil- 
    ae Te 
  if 72 
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      dren foynd the safe abandoned in 
a hole near 3082 Park Drive. The 
door had been knocked off, Bruno 
| Woloniewies of 3305 Monn Rd., is 
the store owner. 
| The safe at the Waterford Lum- 
smashed open and $40 taken, ac- 
cording to Van Atta. Burglars 
| broke through an office window to 
get at the safe. A. L. Adams of 6851 
—— is the company owner. 
Tito Visits Tomb 
‘of Kemal Ataturk ANKARA, Turkey #®—President | 
Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia 
    
  
    
     VAN LINES, ine. 
1 an 6.4, Righeage Me, | ie Servi Re. | i Tow Comment | the first full day of his state visit | 
to Ankara today with a pilgrimage 
to the massive tomb of Dictator- 
President Mustapha Kemal Ata- 
turk, high on a hilltop overlooking 
Turkey's capital. 
Tito wore his rgd and blue mar- 
shall's uniform, heavy with gold, 
as he drove up to the tomb in his 
own bullet-proof Packard. 
The ceremony was private so far 
as the average Turk was con- 
cerned. No spectators were per 
mitted within half a mile of the 
tomb under ultra-tight security 
regulations. 
Hundreds of Turkish soldiers 
formed an honor guard. 
News photographers for the first 
  were permitted to operate freely 
after a careful check was made of 
their identities.   
Gaukler Storage Go. 9 Orchard Lake Ave. Tito was to lunch with President 
Celal Bayar and other Turkish of- 
ficials, Informed, sources said they 
would open private conversations 
afterward on “subjects of mutual   
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“Oscar” and “Toni”, The Academy Award she won for her role in| 
“Roman Holiday” is called an “Oscar.” She also won the Antionette | 
Perry (Toni) Award for her stage performance in “Ondine.”     
| 1-Man Juror O’Hara 
|to Confer With His Staff 
| DETROIT (INS) — Recorder's 
Judge John P. O'Hara today called 
Resume Talks ses sacs | ag oe | Secretary Reportedly | teers. numbers rack: 
Agrees to British Plan , Judge O'Hare indicated the meet 
to Delay Asian Action | Say received by the grand jury and to plot the direction of the 
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State John Foster Dulles resumed | Four of 13 Detroit policemen 
discussions with Foreign Secretary | were closeted with the judge yes- 
Anthony Eden today amid reports | terday. To date, all but four of 
that the U. S. had accepted a oe mepenees ‘emcee hers eee 
British compromise on pre-Geneva | 
Indochina policy. | 
vacpetraa wr te SChOOl Budget Korean problem this morning. This | 
afternoon, the U. S. diplomat goes | 
to Paris for talks ree tO Be Disc     
  
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that the U. government. - 
Dulles was said to have been 
Vandalism _ Insurance, | 
Tenure Program 
  
    
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The meeting will be held in the 
school offices at 40 Patterson St. 
The board will consider rais- | 
ing substitute teachers’ pay; will | 
Maurice J. . | mation of a new defense organ- 
ization to bulwark Southeast Asia 
| against further Communist aggres- 
sion. 
Such a ‘Far East NATO,”’ these 
circles said, would be negotiated 
| if the Soviet Union and Red China 
|made no concrete proposals for 
Asian peace at the Geneva parley. 
Dulles and Eden were guests at} 
10 Downing St. last night at a 2%- | 
hour dinner given by Prime Min-   
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Reformatory Celebrates 
Graduation in Style 
  scale commencement = The tenure program, passed by complete with speakers, ©, hand |Pontiac voters, gives any , 
and‘ setrechmente—wee er fired after two or three years of yesterday for 20 young men the right to a 
wating from high scheel before firing is final. After the ceremonies the grad- 
uates went back to finish out their 
turns in the State Reformatory for| Distribution of milk in the U. S 
  Males. They had been awarded about 190,000 
certificates for completing study |t.ucks. In addition a considerable 
| courses equivalent to high school | volume of milk is transported by 
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. APRIL 18, 1954   
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Leagues’ Baseball Wars Open Today on All Fronts   
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= | The Orioles’ last season in the | weeks.” Expected for 
Orioles Debut Tigers’ Gromek Choice |} to Face Dykes’ Outfit Seas at 
in Briggs Stadium   
after a 52-year absence. 
They met the Detroit Tigers in 
the season's opener at Briggs |“ 
Stadium. A crowd of 40,000 was) 
degree weather. 
*. ¢- © | attend any classes in the last two 
American League was in 1902. | 
  
  he the personnel and prob- 
lems of the 1563 last-place St.Louis | Facts About 
Browns. ie . wns es 2 e@ — Majors’ Start 
These boys want to "bop rT ms re 
Manager Jimmy Dykes said.) ETROIT #—Facts gures 
They west have to look at those of today’s opening game between 
  Dykes was undecided about his | grcund 0. ' 
starting pitcher. It depended on) is Sicihie ek: 
the weather. If it was warm, it | work in . (Van Patrick an- 
would be Duane Pillette, who had | "gncins: color by Disty Taore. Duane 
a 7-13 record last season. If it was Peete of Larsen. Detr ve 
chilly, Don Larsen, a 7-12 hurler Last year's opener—St. tds Browns 
would be the nomination. gg ae festivities—Acting Detroft 
. a. . mayor Lovis Mirtani will pitch first bell 
Gov. Willtams will « 
          Gromek, the 34-year-old veteran Feng today’s 
who was given a new lease on life won, and fost "ecords ‘be ane an 
when the Tigers acquired —T NATIONAL LEAGUE 
a ee 5 ee es Yort—1:20 Bias | 
warty effective this spring. Dun Ciba) ve Podbslan (eis), 30.000 The probable lineups: , | DETROIT Pledeiptia a > Bae | 
Young. -% Bolling, 2 | Pex ee ae om -ttmeer_ Waitkus, 1b Delsing, rf (13.18) va Haddin (309) or Lhe. | 
Coan, ct Ruenn, ss somo : 
Wertz, rf Boone, 3b —" York ai Warnmgion—3 pm —vwe 
| Mele, if Dropo, Ib | 30.000. sunny and cool meow 
Stephens. 3b pane a c's) er Larsen (id) vs rome (79). Hunter, ss e, ; _ 
Courtney, c : — ¢c uy ve Praree bias, seen. party 
or ° P : : | 
— | ean, ee eat Joe Page Makes Grade   
With Pittsburgh Pirates Three Rookies Signed 
PITTSBURGH (INS)—Lefty Joe by Boston Red Sox ‘9 Page, the once “gay reliever” of a| PHILADELPHIA # — Rookie 
General manager Rickey Boston Red Sox contracts follow- 
also announced that Paul Smith, | ing their outstanding play in» 
23-year-old infielder-outfielder from Pring training. 
  Wilkinsburg, was optioned to Ha-| Agganis is a first baseman. The 
vana. lother two ave pitchers.   
    
  JUNIOR “EXPERT’—With the start of the 
American League baseball season in Detroit, Paul 
Saghy Jr. (above), 4114 Lanark, Watkins Lake, 
pert’ Sees Fifth i ae 
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(22 | place if they have the kind of feam 
I think they have. Pontiac ress Phote iy 
4} Snead and Hogan tied with BevoFrancisExpel led hoids 
      
Another Shot 
at Dream Mile      Kansas Ace Is Voted 
Permission 
Cunningham Event 
By SKIPPER PATRICK 
| shot at the 4 minute mile Satur. | 
day. 
The slim, high-stepping Universi- zie pit lil ; Th 1s 
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ae isconsin in 1949. 
for more than 
t he would run the mile 
" when both he 
conditions were just right. 
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g 1 cinders. 
Patton Invited 
to Play Golf 
With President 
Ike Asks Sensational 
Amateur of Master’s to 
Return to Augusta 
AUGUSTA, Ga. Billy Joe   
    Patton, the sensational amateur 
night—he was invited to play golf 
with President Eisenhower. 
. = * 
“I'm going back to Morganton, 
N. C., for a dinner they are hav- 
ing in my honor Wednesday | last two Stanl 
night,” Billy Joe said, “but I'm | 
coming beck to play golf with | 
President Eisenhower Friday.” | 
The President is scheduled to | 
fly here tomorrow for a golfing ' 
vacation at the Augusta National, 
scene of the annual Masters. 
s s s ” 
Patton took the lead in the 
jround of play and soon | 
"s ‘Setitimental | =F 
  missed by only 
He finished with 
Patton, 31, is a lumberman. 
Rocky’s Sparring Mate 
Beats State Champion Ld   
weight Champ Davidson | 
last night at Motor City Arena. | 
Davidson, 210%, Detroit, claimed | 
that both his hands were injured 
      does a little “experting” on Tiger prospects. The 
14-year-old fan is a student at St. Frederick’s 
School.   > 
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winner. -- Ae ahaa age 
‘And of course the unpredictable 
. + my, | Ned Garver is not to:be forgot. | 
They may even climb nto 5th |. He has tolf Freddie Hutchin- 
| bothering him. Even though he 
~} hasbeen unimpressive this spring, 
he could become a big winner. 
“So, all in all, I'd be not one 
t surprised if the Tigers should 
move up to Sth place by the end 
the season." = 
  
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me th | son that his trick knee was net | sed and refused to answer the bell for 
the seventh round. 
Newcomer Given Berth 
on NBA All-Star Squad 
NEW YORK #—Four repeaters 
and one newcomer—Harry 
tin of the New York Knicker- 
shetball 5 pears 
In addition to Gallatin, the eam,   
    
Lou Boudreau played his college 
basketball for the University of 
    to Enter 
  of 4:10.1 was set by 
he's very fond of his own 
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‘Ball Season in Capitol By HERB ALTSCHULL | The American Broadcasting Co. 
WASHINGTON W — President | made arrangements to carry the * 
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Detroit Seeks 
Clincher Tonight Wings Can End Cup 
| Series, but Must Win 
on Enemy Ice 
MONTREAL, #—Needing 
one victory to win the coveted 
Stanley Cup, Detroit's power- 
packed Red Wings take on the 
Montreal Canadiens tonight in the 
sixth of their best-of-seven final 
series 
° s s 
Coach Tommy Ivan's Wings lead 
series on enemy ice, so they Have 
a jinx working them. 
s s 
The Canadiens 
ley 
the 
win not 
Detroi 
it backs are to 
They must 
but also in 
they can draw out to 
seven games. : 
  
Determine Is Assigned 
126 Pounds for Derby 
      
   
4| 30,000 expected to jam Griffith 
b3| stadium for the official opener. Slaughter’s Role as Yankee 
One of Interesting Factors Will the shift from St. Louis to 
Baltimore give the lowly Browns 
  
Slaughter from the St. Louis Cardi-| S&T of new 
pitches. He was ‘‘posing’’ for photo- 
.| graphers. He promised to make 
his tosses all strikes this year. 
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The Nationa) League's largest 
| crowd—some 35,000—figured to sit 
in for the renewal of the city-feud 
at the Polo Grounds with the 
Giants in against the favored 
| Dodgers. 
} we Philley and 
coer Ge Cina mae eed   Cari Erskine, the Dodgers’ World 
Series hero, would 
opponent,     
  off to its | work. season 
today, throwing | 
for game.   The White House said Mrs. El- 
President if the weather was fa- 
vorable. The forecast was for a 
as high as 67 degrees. 
The Senate scheduled no ses- 
    
Hopeful Reds 
Open Schedule PBF Re-Elect 
Against Braves 1953 (Officers “ a = holiday Mw eineinnatl Pontiac Baseball Federation held t it's nearest thing to i | its Ist meeting of the year last People who probably wont see, . ht unanimously re-elected 
a baseball game all summer get — = 
| @ bit worked up because it's the 
| Opening of another National 
| League season with Cincinnati's 
| Redlegs meeting the Milwaukee ; | 
ee ¢ Five teams — including General 
Interest may wane quickly but | Motors, Ben Jerome, Pontiac Jets, 
at least for today there is hope.’ Avondale Merchants and an un- 
It's | Re-elected officers are Charles 
.Irtsh, president; Hercules Renda, 
viee president; and Dave Ewallt, 
i this summer. Any sponsor wishing 
  time since 1944. 
UM Nine Is Winner y assured. The high 
schools closed at 1“p.m. so the 
kids with tickets could get fo the 
  . Over Wayne, 9-1 The biggest ‘if’ in the Cincin-| ANN ARBOR #& — Dick Peter- (now Orioles) the same shot in| 
| in the back with one of his opening | 
Sal Maglie, who has beaten the. 
Brooklyns 18 times in 24 outings, | 
was ready to test his aching back. | 
be Maglie’s| Pam 
Eisenhower Opens 1954 
Eisenhower gets the 1954 major | game on its national television net-| } 
senhower would accompany the | a 
all officers for the coming season. | 
‘Alston Makes Prophecy? 
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Debut Today the hope that maybe this sponsored team—have indicated de- | 
"might be the year the Queen City’s Sires to enter the Class A League) New Dodger Manager 
Sends Carl Erskine 
Against Maglie 
NEW YORK ®—Rookie Manager 
Walter Alston of the Brooklyn 
Dodgers will make his National 
League debut today when he leads 
his team across the river to tangle 
with the hated New York Giants 
    nati picture will be the pitching. john’s three hit pitching and three 
| No one questions the team's power other factors gave Michigan's NCA | 
| with Ted Kluszewski, Gus Bell and champion baseball team a 9-1 win 
| Jim Greengrass as the leaders. yesterday over Wayne University. 
| Matthews, Cockell fo The three other factors were 11 
Michigan hits, three Wayne errors, | 
and five walks from Wayne pitch- pa   
Michigan didn't get or-need a/ 
hit in the sixth inning when a run) 
scored on two- Wayne errors. It | 
was Michigan's eighth win against 
two losses ‘in spring ‘games. Meet in London Bout SEATTLE, April 13 W#—A trans- in the official opener for both 
clubs. 
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Cari Erskine, ace of the Brooks’ 
staff and qa 2-game winner last 
year, will go to the mound against 
Sal (The Barber) Maglie. Game 
time is 1:30 p.m. (EST). 
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in the Polo Grounds stands when 
Mayor Robert Wagner tosses out 
the first ball. 
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Clarkston High dropped its open- ‘ 
ing baseball game of the season 
Monday at Brighton despite a pair 
of home runs. 
    Brighton built up a 7-2 lead,   
  
Pontiac High's Track, Baseball, Tennis 
Into Action This Afternoon i P 
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the Bulldogs by scoring four 
runs after two were out in the 
jth inning. Al Warman hit a 
two-run homer in the 7th innihg 
On the prep golf front, Inter- 
Lakes Conference teams were busy 
Monday. Walled Lake and South- 
field played a 6-man, 18-hole match 
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 13,1056   
Slammin’ Sammy Beats ips -and Hogan   
- Sprinter Dazzles Fexas Fans AUSTIN, Tex., April 13 @ — 4 
tall ranch boy who is just learning 
how to run has University of Texas 
track fans in ecstasy these days. 
It's no wonder. The youngster, 
J. Frank Daugherty, who lives on 
a 3,000-acre spread near Olton, 
Tex., has thrice raced 100 yards in 9.5 seconds and has done 220 
yards in 20.5. ~ *. 
The slowest he has run the 100 
in college is 9.7 and his worst 220 
has been 20.7. 
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What he needs is competition. a 9.4 hundred this season. 
Daugherty has a natural sprint- 
er’s stride and is one of the best 
-iIn the country,” says 
Clyde Littlefield, Texas coach who 
has -produced-. a halfdezen 9.4 
four and will wind up his schedule | sprinters in his 35 years at the 
meet university. All he’s been getting is from a 
teammate, Bob Whilden, and Whil- 
den hasn't threatened to beat him. 
In the Southwest Conference a 
freshman can participate in 
five meets. Daugherty has been in 
  
Slim Turnout 
Begins Mikes’ 
Diamond Drills 
St. Michael coach Bob Mine- 
weaser greated a slim turnout of 
16 candidates yesterday as Sham- 
rock baseball practice opened at 
Columbia-Joslyn north dia- 
mond. 
Six of the players 
were lettermen, including catcher 
Russ Shindorf, regular outfielder 
last season, hasn't yet reported. 
Mikes will practice this after- 
noon and tomorrow and then take 
a 4day layoff. Drills will be heid 
at 1 p.m. next week during the 
school's Easter vacation. Ted Williams 
May Return to 
Play by May 15 Slugger Tests His Left 
Shoulder in 70-Minute 
Drill in Boston 
BOSTON @—A sun-tanned and 
optimistic Ted Williams says he 
may fool the doctors and be ready 
to help the Boston Red Sox by 
May 15. A&M and Rice. But . ¢ 6 
When a high school senior, 
Daugherty got some instructions 
on how to run from coaches and 
track officials who saw he didn't 
even know how to use starting 
blocks. 
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He injured his knee playing foot- 
ball and went to a doctor in Dallas 
who recommended ‘‘straight run- 
ning” to work it out. So Daugherty 
gave up football and stuck strictly 
to track.     
wm) ters winner. Hogan, too, was seek- 
") | ing his third Masters title, and had Snead s Putter 
Behaves in 3rd 
Masters Victory Two-Under-Par 70 Is 
One Stroke Under Card 
Compiled by Ben 
| By MERCER BAILEY 
| AUGUSTA, Ga., & — Sam Snead, 
| the drawling West Virginian, made 
| two conquests in winning his third 
| Masters golf championship — he 
| beat Ben Hogan by one stroke in 
their 18-hole playoff and also licked 
a bad case of “‘Yips.’”’ 
- . . 
“Yips” is a word Snead uses to 
| describe putting jitters, and he said 
before the tournament he was. in 
the midst of the worst yips of his 
career.     
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Sam handled his putter adequate- 
ly yesterday and-came home in 
two-under-par 70 to Hogan's 71. The 
victory bracketed Snead with Jim- 
, my Demaret as a three-time Mas-   Senators’ Ow 
By HERB ALTSCHULL | Swner Recalls 
Telling Off Roosevelt — 
  
came up to me and told me they'd 
Charge Hungarian 
Players Disappeared VIENNA, April 13 @—A Vienna 
newspaper alleged today that 
three Hungarian soccer players   Griffith said. “He greeted as 
usual and I gave him his pass and Ist A iG] 
he said he'd be at the ball park 
on opening day 
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“I said no he wouldn't. Roose- 
velt said: ‘Why not?’ I said there as 
was a war on. 
“He said: ‘Who's running this Pose 
show.’ and I said: ‘You're run- Spartan 
ning the country, Mr. President,| for Pictures and Start but I'm running my ball club.’ Work 
his side. ‘I who you've been — 
talking to,’ he said, ‘that blasted ha ee brig Rese 2 
Secret Service. They told mee ee ee eee eo a eeach 
couldn't go but I didn’t think they'd | tug (Dufty) Daugherty told 156 go behind my back like that." | Michigan State football hopefuls at “That’s what they did.     
  
  
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ls Boosted by NBA WASHINGTON @—The National the perfect game ranks, his 299, | 
first of this year’s 5lst tournament, | 
was only the 15th of its kind rolled 
in the World Series of bowling. 
Carter, a 71-year-old Bremerton 
roofer, would have been the sec- 
ond man of the 194 tourney to 
hit a Perfecto. Tony Sparando of TWO FOR YANKEES—Enos Slaughter, veteran National League 
outfielder who was traded by the St. Louis Cardinals to the New 
York Yankees, poses with Yank manager Casey Stengel last night in 
a Washington hotel lobby. Slaughter flew to Washington in time 
for today’s season opener which pits the Yankees against the Wash- 
ington Senators. While almost all of the Yankee team was eating 
dinner, Stengel stayed in the hotel lobby to greet his newest player.   
  : ; anxious to make the most of the 
Shamrocks. open their schedule| penway Park yesterday and ex- | hoped to become the first man ever | had disappeared. in Austria over ‘ ; 
May 29 against St. Rita. a eeaned entiafaction arn Gee prog- | to capture two in succession. | the weekend, but Austrian authori-  riaaienty tad Saat tna at ke 
ress. So did his doctor, Russell It was just question of who) ties said they could not confirm | termen with the Rose Baw! cham- Deroy | got the breaks,” Sam said after de-| the report. pionship team back for the first e . « © feating the little Texan who swept} The Wiener Montag team in Linz | 4,¥ Soring sports and other dis- 
[ Williams, who suffered the in- | the Masters, U. S. Open and Brit-| yesterday, was changed at the| tractions cut three from the list. 
jury March 1 in a fall while trying j ish Open last year. last minute “because three of the 
® ’ ’ for a sinking line drive at the Red One of the breaks in Sam's favor | guest . USC Gri A 
isses Sox Florida training camp, under- came on the 10th hole, where he| The manager of the Hungarian idder Injured 
went X-rays and then to uni- chipped in from 50 feet for a birdie-| provincial team said none of his in Automobile Wreck 
| form . }| three to go ahead of Hogan for| players was missing. He said he pipe iat 
i He a bat in a the first time two men in Budapest be- S, Calif. ®—-Tom 
No. 7 Pin Refuses to ae whudewend euca ae ‘2 8 cause they weren't fit. Nickoloff, 21, co-captain and end 
Fol, Costs ‘Perfect! Ss csmten by jcezing 0 couple of He wood « stetron off the too and on the .1953 Southern California | 
’ the 1 landed green | H . University football team and a 
Game —————E behind a little hump. He used the |ENglish Team Wins ian Amis (Muaiis ‘Gre vent! 
SEATTLE, April 13 W—A stub- * ¢* e@ ; | same club for his chip shot. LONDON (®—England’s Ann/| choice was in a hospital in serious 
born No. 7 pin that wavered mo-| “] {felt a slight twinge of pain “I told that six-iron, “You put me| Haydon and Kathy Best defeated | condition today with injuries’ re- 609 Community Not’t 
mentarily but refused to fall kept| in the collarbone when I had to| — over here, now you get me outta| the powerful Japanese women’s| ceived in an automobile crash | Bank B 
Dale Carter of Bremerton, Wash.,| reach up or out for a ball. Other-| | here’,” Sam said, with a broad/ doubles team of Yoshiko Tanaka | last Saturday night. Idg. 
from becoming the 14th man in| wise, it felt great. I loosened up grin. and Hideko Goto today in the| Nickoloff suffered a broken right FE 2-9224 
American Bowling Congress his-| as I kept swinging.” a world table tennis championships. | leg, broken right hand and con- 
_ tory to rol] a 300 game. This was the third time these) The scores were 21-10, 21-10, 19-| cussion. His car failed to make a 
Although Carter failed to make | Rating AP Wirephote i  e 21, 21-12. turn on the Palm Springs cutoff 
play tournament before the war 
and again in their 1950 playoff for 
| the Los Angeles Open crown. 
Snead picked up $5,000 for his 
  
  
         
      Rego Park, N.Y., turned the trick — a alee Oi un wntiecisoed percentage | 
March 31. from Ezzard + . ® . playoff gate. , 
Arsen 6 Charis. ence maid ne une| DOWLING Results ‘Pontiac Girl Wins | som o-,ses%e-cxs gentine Fighter himself, gets the next shot at | MONTCALM LADIES ip: See a ee 
“Marciano | Rifle Test H Resa Soa, FAR, SO FAST, FOR Wins Over Turner | Marciano's crown in a I5round ying © Jy ai miblers w . KUTE est Onors Par out 44 34) 464—36 F ; 
BROOKLYN, N.Y. ~ %—Eduardo| bout at Yankee Stadium June 17.| Monteaim = 65 46- Lunsford 3 be . Hogan out 444 243 45435, SO LUITTMLES 
Lausse is not another Luis Firpo| if Charles wins, he'll become the | Saiiies tae Kids, 3 34| Little Cora Irene Garbutt, a 12- | prtaaiin ‘sue 404 3453570 ‘i. 
but he looks first heavyweight ex-champion to eam series—Reids Grocery 2649, 
fighter. regain his title. . | —Lunsfora Mkt. 922: indiv. series, 
The latest import from Buenos| The NBA boosted” Charles to|—°® — 
Aires won an unpopular split de- | “logical contender” in its spring WESTSIDE LADIES “B” 
cision last night over . esse Turner | 
of St. | year-old 7th-grader at Wever Jun- ; 
ior High School, won. the girls’ (65-Year-Old Enters 
novice division of the Hearst rifle | 
match in Detroit over the week.|Annual Boston Marathon, like an exciting   
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160%, Turner 159 pounds. 
“I was nervous,”| said Lausse Areg Students at ‘M’ FP 145—2042. 
through an interpreter wie nen. Get Athletic Letters member of the Junior Oakland | ; 
County Sportsmen's Club, she is the | y+’ 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-   
  
  
  
    
  
  are “Tt was — like fight- Vitamors "8 Pesey's 63 liam Garbutt of 1144 Cherrylawn / * ¢* * ° 
== © c a an yi dive. Soc hacen ee at Brace a Huboerd. sa Drive. | De Mar said yeuterday: “I do _ ———_ > 
fighting in spirited flurries and! sWardeq athletic awards during |"S™**" ung 8.0" Store want) Twins Friend Mthe veteran recer—who  firet| ——— cies —thetr covering: tHe tanded-the-more} 5" Sj = am ee 9 ty. Cas ime 5, Market | TWINS Friend y Foes eteran r— i _ 
solid punches in the bout. It-was| "pu -ven O. (Bumpy) Jones, Pon.|"" ™*—* —___ Twin brothers played . 
his 15th straight win, bringing his | 1.0, received a swimming letter eLxs LADEES res basketball game, record to 47-52 in 54 pro fights.| an’ was named captain for next | Feers 79 Comels s¢|on opposing teams. They were 
year’s team. Other Pontiac boys | peers Lions 46 
rep Cc edu e Sweet, manager, and Ron Pudduck, —i tae 475; team game, series— 
. > swimming Lions 633—1786. 
In County Area Swimming numerals went to Al- moron mm “A° w 5 | This 
TODAY lan Hanselman and a wrestling} steel 43 4¢Country View $1 38 pecia Month Onl 
Cranbrook Dg oy Rochester at award was presented to Robert ce’ Winder rH sesturdevant 47 43 y 
  Drewry's 
beair. game. series—L. Tipolt 254—655__ 
MOTOR INN HOUSE wo SPECIAL 
LUBRICATION JOB Waterford; Taylor Center at Southfield 
Lake Orton at Clarkston: Northville at . DeLosh of Farmington. 
Holly; Imlay City at Maryville a 
TRACK 
Bradley Gets Van Atta Pontiac at Flint Central; Milford at Benson 
HERE'S GOOD-NEWS FOR 
    
        ™ $8 26 Stroh’ 
OL, Bt Mary: Keego Hareet: ‘Farming. | PEORIA, Ill. u#—Robert Van Atta, | Tassie “i RO Ber HH $1.25 Value—Only 25¢ 
ton at Van ee oN _" Lake Shore. | basketball coach at fhe U. S. Mili- ingiv. game, Sue oe Miller 247, L With Each Off Change = 
Arthur Hill at Pontiac. oan Se at West ‘ieee —— - = Cers Picked-Up—Delivered 
coach HOCKEY PLAYOFFS ; 
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  Second Shoe Drops Cut in federal excise tax from 25% to 10% means you 
pay less for évery Long Distance call   
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By GAYLE TALBOT ‘ ~ The minute the tax on Long Distance SEE HOW FAR YOU CAN 
NW YORK «No mater how SERVICE J wer:sovs tne snnt you py fr Lng CALL FOR A LITTLE ; glib the avowals Distance : 
ee nay eee, ae For you save the difference between siaeir ' 
baseball public is not going to be- EAST TOWN COLLISION the old 25% tax rate and the new rate PONTIAC 
Nove there and is, ence og, SS Bear Equipment and Wheel Balancing *of 10%. DAYTON ..... cece O08 ing. a“ on view of i aa Frame, and Axle Straightening You get the entire saving. MILWAUKEE .......70¢ 
figure to help them out in the rival 35 Elizabeth St. Ph. FE 4-5941 The tax reduction applies to all Long LOUISVILLE .......80¢ 
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Either of two clubs which ex- April 1. ; 
pect to challenge the Dodgers— dians, the Chicago White Sox or ee a . N . lees , ; ‘nen ws oes torte S 3 zs 
— ‘arene te ie  Tmnen Selling at Dealers Cost wtp ne | Seeeemeeeeeerae race starting renee A ; 
Se E| OUR 43rd YEAR Genuine edt! zoe Tone . , -- , . 
an er oat ee er: Sb oe ee | Don't wonder. Don't worry. Call today and be sure: — stake. But neither could have got- ace SINCE “ for ° ? ki 
ton Se, td ee at a eee _ vest sue “ y Ford d arma! Pte - Chevrolet oe ~ , oe a 
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Chinese Atlas Stakes 
Claim on Hong Kong 
HONG KONG (#)—The Chinese 
Communists have issued a map in 
an atlas which shows Hong Kong 
as part of China. This is one of 
* | the first Red claims on the British 
crown colony. 
The map was issued last August 
but the revised border was noted 
only recently by the Nationalist 
news agency, Central News. 
*‘Hong Kong and Kowloon are ter- 
ritories lost to us as a result of 
unequal treaties, and are still) 
. | occupied by British imperialists as 
a political, commercial and mili- 
tary base for aggression against 
the Far East,” the atlas says. 
  
Ice subject to great pressure 
cen be made heavier than water. There's the Rub for Dad 
SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith 
  manage to shrink out of your old duds just before Easter?”’ being. ‘This was not part of the; terday. Tracy has to grow up. It's 
bargain, and she has broken the her duty. Don't you want her to 
rules. It is so much more difficult | walk and talk like normal people?” 
to love a human being than a Oh, no, angel, not like the others. 
baby. | Grow feathers, Fly ... fly... 
“Listen, proud flesh,” said | always fly. Daddy will catch you 
Frances. “Quit yearning for yes- | if you fall. 
  
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but Not Much | rss se, 7.290.000 net tone of ingots, and 
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up a little on the board of trade| re than the February total. 
today after some early hesilancy.| tye netroit Steel Corp. re- Gains were not very large but! ported yesterday a net loss of they sufficed to send May and| about $50,000 in the first three July soybeans into new high ground| months of 1954. The company 
since 1948, said that in a similar period in 
were ‘only moderately| 1953 it earned $1,692,546 or 71 
active. At the start the feed grains| cents a share. Max J. Zivian, 
had the steadiest undertone, part- president, blamed it on the lag 
    Wheat near the end of the first. vision has produced 
hour was 1 to 1% higher, May te the first quarter ef thie year a ond oe 4 toe ee This is only 1,183 units below $1.51%, oats % to » May! the similar 75M, rye % to 1% higher, May/ 1953 reogpenthe pace of $1.06%, soybeans % lower to % 
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lower to 5 cents a b Uranium Deposits 33. current receipts 318; dirties 30, | list was mixed. There were no de- higher, May $21.10. checks 36 pressed areas. 
e P : New York Central, yesterday's 
Grain Prices Make U.S. Secure ueckae tie eaeee tee sos, | Most active issue, was ahead to | ‘ — oes 8 ° sd 
cuicago ta) Opening ST. LOUIS (INS) Fiat teat Bincsiny cif; Sonaae iS: oi | Cay but quiet. There were few | T Sep 11% ; — A federal | jrock supplies moderete: demand rether| sales for cash and immediate de- Mey 23 geologist reports that sufficient | siow: market unsettled: Idaho Russets li the only method new avail- ty 212% May ...... #3 | supplies of low-grade uranium have | #229: Ret, River Valley Round Reds | livery, Bep 216 diy TT I an © | $2.25: Cobblers $1.60: new stock supplies able to buy the stock and vote at 
ee aes — ed ° tad found in the United States in ogg «toy | Py *70@6"| the annual meeting May 26 c Oe i .eecun “a : ' 5 . May oo. 180% Jan 383 a on — een feito 
NY seeeee . 181% . high-grade deposits from . toc 
— oe Ee mee 31 ff | overseas were cut off Livestock New York Stocks Dee . * Se el) Meee ee . = : bib say ONS a OR eee > BB V. E. McKelvey of the U. 58. DETROIT LIVESTOCK Figures after — ctabihe 
oo Descends ie5; ctological Survey at Menlo Park,| peraorr (AP)—Hogs-Balable 4s. Pew | Adame ENP +. 2)4 int Peper | o8| Bep -. 1% — SOYBEAN OTL | Calif, said “the large low-grade | **tly sales choice 180-220 lb. Barrows | Air Hecht sad Int Tela Tel 161 Dee »- Te May ......... 1433) deposits already discovered wil end gilts strong at 27.75, some held | 11 t%, ch ... 856 Johns Man . 6) 
— 1.06% Sep tees is oe id urani rpg Pie MEettion Selable 125. ‘About 35 per cent | Allied Strs 31) 427 Kennecott 78.3 
rg ceccces 208% _ = ow _— only at & high '| fresh receipts cows; market opening Allis Chal .... 3 reso 88 a . but the important thing is that | fully steady for slaughter steers, heifers, oe a ae Om Chess 23 4 ; bulls and replacement cattle; cows slow. . a Residents of the U. S. own three. | ¢Y contain virtually unlimited | veak: bulk mostly cheice fed steers and am alrtia ... oH poy ge ds 
fourths the world's insurance. a a a that can be made avail- Lr bg am ie cin aus te We Am Car&PFqy « Leckh Airc “re 5 
eave if emergency needs so de- good steers and heifers 18.00-20.00; early | 4™ ees . i te Sg a 37 
mand.” . sales utility and commercie! cows 11.00- | 4™ : “is Marsh Field 276 
12.50; few heavy hoisteins 13.00; canners | A™ Loco : Martin Gl 26 McKelvey addressed delegates to | ana cutters 900-1100. mostly 950 uD: Am Marey : oH sorta 326 
the Americ Association early sales utility and low commer OS cee ‘ 
- ™ of Pe-| vals 1300-1380, eutstanding eovy tn- | 4m Red a. as troleum Geologists, the Society of | cividuals held higher. Am Gontne «+ Ob Mont Ward .. Exploration Geophysicists and Caiveo—Salable 228. Market opening | |. Tel&Tel ..166.8 Motor Pd 19 the of ic Pa sbout steady; early sales choice to low an Tob "16 Motorola 165 
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- advance om choice No 1 and 2 light | Beth stil 50.5 
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HALIFAX, N. S. @—Nova Sco- 
tia's Premier Angus L. MacDon- 
ald, father of Canada's navy, died 
early today in. Victoria General 
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South Korea Invited 
SEOUL @—Gen. John E. Hull, 
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‘Suspended by AEC 
«| It was learned that the FBI has | | 
| to land like a helicopter. 
the Royal Air Force. 
     LARGEST AIR FREIGHTER? —The British claim that the Black- 
burn Beverley is the largest air freighter in the world. It supposedly 
can lift 25 tons and can be converted from a freighter to a passenger , 
plane capable of carrying 132 passengers. Powered by four engines, 
the Beverley can operate from 1000-foot runways and can float down 
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been secretly ‘building a case’ 
against Dr. Oppenheimer and other 
scientists since last summer,” the 
newspaper said. 
The Wisconsin senator, the Tri- 
bune said, ‘is expected to make 
sensational charges against Dr. Op- | 
penheimer, probably in his speech | 
scheduled for delivery in Houston, | 
Tex., April 21''—the day before | 
| public hearings on McCarthy's row | 
| with the Army open in Washington. |   
| 
University of North Carolina and | 
former secretary of the Army, 
;' Was famed to head a three-mem- 
| ber panel to conduct the investi- | 
gation, Other members § are 
Thomas Morgan, former chair- 
| man and president of the Sperry 
| Corp., and Ward V. Evans, pro- 
| fessor of chemistry at Loyola 
University, Chicago. 
  been in close contact with the case | 
and in several instances had con- 
fronted Dr. Oppenheimer with 
charges against him. It was con- 
sidered possible the FBI would 
pursue the case beyond the investi- | 
gation undertaken by the AEC 
| The exchange of letters between 
| Nichols and Oppenheimer was 
| printed today in full by the New 
York Times 
In his letter Dr. Oppenheimer 
onmwered the charges against him 
as follows: 
in regard to humanitarian objec- 
| tives engaged his interest. His 
wife had been a Communist, The 
his primary objective was to get 
responsible scientists for the 
|} atomic installation. Several scien- 
| tists were mentioned as possible   Japanese Seek 
| merger scheme, the Progressives, 
| “establishment of 
| Politics.’’   Party. has James W. Howard of 7743 Lock- 
i tells 
lin, Union Lake, told Oakland | ing placein America. oniben 
County sheriff's deputies yester-| New industries. New ways of doing 
  : | 
already decided on a about 1.100 feet per second. p and ransacked. He said entry was | It can be of priestess bene to young gained through a bedroom window want advancement. 
(Continued From e One) arly Me gers Ni ound missing The Wall Street Journal is the 
; hae f ee tee ee 2 complete business AILY. Has | ficials refused to comment public- . A tire, tube and wheel ‘were | largest stall of on business 
lly on the case. Amalgamation Would stolen from his car last night while | and finance. The only businem papet 
The New York Herald Tribune | Spawn Bilateral System Lonnie B. Farmer of 204 Crystal tions, It caste $20 0 year, but you eam reported in a Washington dis- f Politi Lake Dr.. told Pontiac Police to-| St ®% Trial Subscription for three. 
of Politics ’ . | months for $6. Just tear out this ed patch that Sen, McCarthy is be- day. | and attach check for $6 and mail. lieved to have had Dr. Oppen- | TOKYO (INS) —Japan's right, If your friend's tm jail and nesds | Or tell us to bill you. 
heimer in mind, as well as other | and left of center political factions 91) ph. PE 5-5201.C. A. Mitchel], Published daily right in the Mid- 
facts, when he charged recently | were driving ahead today with or Ph. MA 5-4031, Guy Carter. Se ae 
that there had been an 18-month plans to merge into what may Denald Hicks and Ralph Rap- Grass the ‘Wall Strest Jeereal. 
| deliberate delay in development | become a two-party political sys- | puhn, Bumping and Collision. 4494 711 W. Monroe St., Chicago 6, Ill, 
of the H-bomb. tem eliminating the numerous | Elizabeth Lake Ra —Adv. 
McCarthy “is known to have ae ruling ee pom Sound waves travel at a rate of PMP 4-13 
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  to combine with the 
held meetings between the right 
at party conventions in January. | 
The target of the Liberal Party | 
were reported still suspicious of | 
the plan, however, and Yoshida | 
may run into difficulty convincing | 
them that his plans are not merely | 
a cover-up to keep his govern- 
ment in power. 
A Liberal Party conclave of top | 
leaders formally instructed Secre- | 
tary General Eisaku Sato Monday | 
to approach his Progressive Party | 
counterpart Kenzo Matsumura on | 
the merger scheme either this | 
afternoon or Wednesday. | 
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    A Progressive Party meeting   
this morning decided that Yoshi- | 
da's pro-American government | 
must resign as a_ pre-condition | 
to the merger as a way of proving | 
its sincerity to set up a. new) 
responsible 
  
Vehicle Production 
Parallels Last Year Motor vehicle production in the 
United States has reached 1,889.34 
units this year, closely paralleling 
the 2,123,151 cars and trucks built 
in the same period last year, ac- 
cording to Ward’s Automotive Re- 
ports. 
The trade publication said 1,578.- 
992 cars and 310,362 trucks have 
been produced, compared with 
1,733,741 and 389,410 in a like period 
in 1953. 
About 141,000 units ‘rolled off 
assembly lines last week, com- 
pared with- 164,932 in the same 
week of 1953.     recruits although he believed their 
} appointments were subject to’ se- | 
curitv investigation. 
3. His statements about Commu- ! 
nist meetings were made to the 
best of his recollection. He recalled | * 
| saying that he could not have been | 
| present at a closed meeting of the | 
Communist Party “‘because I was 
not a member of the party.” 
4, It has long been clear that 
*he should have reported at once 
the incident reported as an at- 
tempt to get him te provide scien- 
tifie information for the Soviet 
Union. He did not name the in- 
termediary because of tong- 
standing friendship and because 
“nothing would have led me to 
believe” he was actually seeking 
information. ° 
5. He never urged anyone not to 
  vue . * ‘Si vVarer ov. ee 
changed. Latin America: Argentina (free) 17.24, 
im pt Brasil (free) 190, un- 
; Mexico 11.63, unchanged; Vene- 
suela (bolivar) 36.63, . 
Par em Hong Kong dollar 17.65, un- 
    
Men Meet by Accident, 
Form Marine Firm 
BENTON HARBOR (®)—Ted 
  
      Dominion’s grain crops, h of equi t bet them. sae ae a von ty — 
Then and there a new business soatie efieiale endorsed his loyal- 
was formed, the L. & G. Marine |+, inctuding Vice President Rich- Service. When the water gets a| os yw Nixon 
“operr business. They can i A Sand Ai Sah ic i jh ah - oe hj 
.| with a Bible verse, 11 members work on the hydrogen bomb proj- 
gen bomb consisted in being a 
member of the AEC General Ad- 
visory Committee which unani- 
mously opposed initiation by the 
United States of the program. 
He said this “‘opposition” ended 
once and for all when President 
Truman announced his decision to 
proceed with the program. 
Oppenheimer previously has been 
charged with Communist affilia- 
tion. 
He appeared before the Tenher 
Committee -of the California State 
Legislature in 1950 and defended 
  
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          passed his 
      
  Carbonneau is so well satisfied Og ie gun 
with his first venture in creating . a machine 
of speech, and he seldom 
erg i — to be without an answer. 
one-man campaign to his cus- admitted to the bar in 
-— and sworn in as an assistant 
tomers _— =< $290 in S. attorney the same day. He 
ae of his ed on the William Remington 
: —— jury tial, the Julius and Ethel | parts business keeping scrap espionage cases and 
books of encouraging news clip- Comm lead- | 
pings. He is starting another | mo — 
contest for his employes next him. Why should he refuse to an- : 
: month and is urging his business | swer? It seems to me from this |“°"y'y ‘ne your’ books—some of 
chamber and the inquisitions of | Te ag 4 ae ald boon: contacts to do likewise. ‘‘Let’s | that you are a Communist.” them—were paid for by taxpayers’ 
old and what you hear about the sir, I do not feel that there is be confident,"’ he says. \ Green says he told the commit: | ‘money, They are being used al- la etreat 
Iron Curtain countries.” \fair atmosphere where the prose- - | legedly to fight communism Your 
A former State Department offi- cutor and the judge and jury are ‘record, as far as I can see it 
cer said: “I choked up for several | consolidated, in effect, in one per- ‘has not been to fight communism. minutes . . . I just couldn't speak."’ | son and where the whole staff, le- You have fought every man who | ()f} srae te 
A newspaper editor, recounting ga] staff, is devoted to the prose- ‘has ever tried to fight commu- 
SacCartiy, asl? “Se words reg-| "bacta interrept | ‘nism, as far as I know.” a" A} . “His reg- “McCarthy: “I must j —_ 
istered slowly. I must have looked you, Mr, Harris. I would like to Pakage eae oot r ay Agree to Proposal | 
baffled as well as astonished, al-| ask you what additional privileges | the contrary—a Communist party 
most incapable of trusting my own you want. We have been conduct- statement of December 1952 con-| at One Time senses. ing a very unusual hearing, one taining a bitter attack on him. 
These expressions came, of that would never get in a court of “I am rather fond of this trix | UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.| 
Acts as a Prosecutor; 
fea in 
information but not t 
innocence. 
the boundary Pe “the a reflection of the human element. 
government de- Any lawyer, questioning a difficult 
short, or intractable witness, may some-}, ° 
people 'Green, was counsel for a witness 
ex bertiegs| 
the position that ay 
of something and| Law Journal: 
witness the burden | 
be- 
tween. investigation and persecw- | 
tion. . | the hearing. We are 
=e think. he’s 
times blow up.” 
A New Jersey lawyer, Harry 
  called by McCarthy's subcommit- 
tee when McCarthy was investigat- 
ing what he called “the earmarks 
of espionage’ at Ft. Monmouth 
Green wrote in the New Jersey 
“Counsel for the withess is im- | 
mediately told off, as follows — | 
“You will be permitted to sit 
with your client. You may consult | she has been separated for “64 long weeks—that’s 15 months.” 
tuberculosis patient at the Northern Michigan State TB Sanatorium | 
— Nelson “counts it lucky that my tuberculosis was found in 
Her experience with the disease was cited as one reason 
with each other, but you are not ichind = epecial sepional TE confesense called at Gaylord yesterday.   LUCK Y—Mrs. Paulene Nelson, of Lupton, a village near West 
| Branch, looks fondly at pictures of her eight children, from whom 
A lute,” he said, “ it may per- 
  with the passage of that resolu-— on Palestine. 
| tion? 
Evidence of Innocence | 
Given Slant of Guilt 
ts 
| Dy the denunciation of the Central viiage of 
Committee. 
| get better treatment from the oth- | Britain and France that 
er members of the subcommittee | Piling up on the council’ 
than from McCarthy and his pres- | 
ent chief counsel, Roy G. Cohn. 
Theodore Kaghan, former U. S 
News and Information officer in 
Germany, label of ‘ 
The Arab retreat | over Israeli-border warfare 
lumped and debated under the 
‘the Palestine question.” 
from 
was discharged from | fierce opposition to that lumping | 
(INS)—The Arabs backed | 
The council will meet Thursday | 
| a general debate on Palestine or | 
incident-by-incident consideration | 
of the bloody border warfare “When I got the point of what. 
raging between Israel and Jordan. | Cohn and McCarthy seemed to be | 
tie besning hed begun 1 found my: enly Arab member of the 11- 
| self in the preposterous -position nation council, reluctantly 
of denying under oath that I had fered te accept a general debate 
inspired the long series of Commu-| provided the raid by Israeli 
nist attacks against me. climaxed| elemen on the Jordonian 
incidents Ple 
Ss agenda 
be 
its 
his post after he appeared before | —accepted by Israel—was a set- 
the committee. 
| information. The other senators| not be expedient. | back for Soviet Delegate Andrei | 
“There was much more of an| Vishinsky, president of the council | 
| impression,” he says, ‘‘that the | | for April. He stood on the position | 
| committee as a whole was after | that any lumping together would witness stand was that McCarthy for several minutes. 
| speak 
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§ 
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America and the cancellation of | 
caaia ‘Wilee of America Hace | 
language broadcasts to Israel. 
Witness Gets So Angry 
He Chokes, Can't Talk | 
“It seemed to me," Harris said, | 
“that all this wab being put to- 
to Consider All Issues| |gether to show a conspiracy ex- 
| isted, some sort of fantastic . plot 
that I was perpetrating.” 
He told the committee the He- 
brew broadcasts were cancelled 
purely fer reasons of economy. 
However, Harris said later, the 
| fact that they were discontinued 
at the time of the ‘“‘Jewish doctor's 
plo’ in Moscow—prior to Premier 
Stalin's death—brought inferences 
in the questioning that he had de- 
liberately ignored a propaganda | ~ 
weapon of immense value in Is- 
rael, 
driving at, ” he said “7 choked up | 
I couldn't 
“The whole thing had an air of 
| complete unreality. 
“The most lurid fictional ac- 
counts of the Soviet trials or the 
courts of the Nazis have never 
come close to this. It is a thor- 
oughly terrifying experience. 
“I wish I could convey how it 
of truth. Nobody can adequately 
describe it. 
“The whole effort seems to be 
to confuse a witness, to break him 
down, not to get the facts of the 
case.”’ 
Questions Are Loaded, 
Very Hard to Answer 
Harris said his feeling on the| estions Terrifying to Witnesses that gives ai the tcting | he is 
completely contemptuous of you - 
and everything you are saying.” 
von" said Cohn uses the “have- 
- stopped - beating - your - 
ite" type of question that is in- 
cfiminating no matter how it is 
answered. Sen. Jackson (D-Wash), 
a member of the investigating sub- 
committee, also has made this 
charge against Cohn. 
Harris said that after the hear- 
ings he received 3,011 letters from 
people around the country. 
“Only three were unfavorable to 
me,” he said. A great many ex- 
| pressed anger over the way my 
bearing was conducted.” 
But two former McCarthy staff 
members, William F. Buckley Jr. 
and L. Brent Bozell, have defend- 
| ed McCarthy’s methods in a book, 
“McCarthy and His Enemies.” 
They wrote: 
“It is certainly not characteristic 
of McCarthy to come forward with 
dispassionage recitations of the 
facts. Rather, like an attorney 
summing up his case for the jury, 
| McCarthy emerges as an interpre- 
ter of the fact; he assumes the 
role of the government advocate."* 
National Guard   
Plans Exhibition 
Demonstration May 15 
to Coincide With Drive 
to Enlist 42 New Men 
_A campaign to enlist 42 men in 
the local Michigan National Guard 
company will begin the May 15 
observance of Armed Forces Day, 
according to Lt. Robert G. Care 
land, public information officer of 
Co. M, 125th Infantry Regiment. 
Local national guardsmen hope 
to encamp this summer with a full 
strength company of 125 men and 
five officers. Their two-week sum- 
mer training will be from Aug. 7 
to Aug. 21 at Camp Grayling. 
On May 15, Cartland said, the 
local guard units will join in the 
exhibition at the 4-H Fairgrounds 
on M24. 
“We want to show the people 
what we are capable of doing dur- 
ing an emergency.”’ Carland said. 
Co. M and 107th Ordnance Co. 
will both fake enlistments before 
|. the campaign begins, Carland said. 
Persons interested should contact 
Sgt. Robert Terry at the National 
‘ adopts ‘‘a cold, bloodless manner! Guard Armory, 57 Water St. i   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
        
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
  
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Death Notices ee psi tt cercap, Testlehee a wing ; e 12 Business ices 13> 
BARBER WANTED. PART TIME, | SINGLE MAN WANTED TO worst | GRADUATE AXD UNDER GRAD-| CARPENTER AND CABINET | BRICK ae amma Pam. “tei 
Voorhees-Siple ever Saturdays. FE 54-1732 on farm Room beard. & wages uate nurses for regular and re- work. New or revair. Available place & cement STONE, 2-008 [Manon 1 AND ¢ EME T WORK: poe | TREE oe “ ; CAB DRI OVER 3 NIGHT | 4605 Rochester Ra. MUlberry, lief duty fp argent sition. Ex- now Reasonable _FE 2-861 BLOCK. BRICK. CEMENT WORK. wood cutting. MY Dsekk peg rE ool _ to large of to small. 
BURKMART. APRIL 12. 1994, J08- FUNERAL HOME appty 38 Orchard Lare. |= — cellent salary, relerences re CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK and fireplaces. PE 2-268 +200 : : = - 
eph Cliborn, 156 N. 8 nee eg age Pr ES |SALESMAN FOR ESTABLISHED Quired OR} PE 5-0054 CALL ME IF Y MASON AND ROUGH CARPEN- "Sl aie urrape and fruit trees age 26; beloved husband of Mrs Jae — laundry and dry cleaning route, GIRL POR GENERAL WORK IN : IF YOU NEED — | al Also shrubs end fruit trees L. Burkhart; dear father of be aad ACT MAN — TOOL AND | Age between 30-40 sf pe iaawt iauacten one A pate ELDERLY | MAN WANTS PAINT- No. 1 carpenter work ter. ein ec aleusuer FE 17-6157. trimmed by licensed qualified 
mung, Burana a athz ct | ——Cometery Lots, S| Siete “easiest es St) past "ehurtcet wheat butest | o’Mr"McPrterspootoe Lene” |g Mh hate ee PATCH PLASTERING SPECIALTY. | an” OR itm. Aner ¢ Sg Fe Burkhart; beloved con of William 2 pak & | lime, with « sense of responsibility. | : dry. 540 8 Telegraph, | ELDERLY MAN DESIRES LAND. | desi anaat pees sone inten | ties “eet filling rE ' o1s7 
and Etta Mays Burkhart: three Steady yeareround employment. ; 32-3305 783 WE RAKE ROLL AND MOW brothers and five sisters siso | BEAUTIFUL @ GRAVE LOT IN| plumbing salsemen. 08 M 15. ty Write Pontioc Press Box | SX Poe et MAIN | ner 5:20 p.m | whe Sgn we WOK. FMA forms. | pi UMBING AND HEATING M8 your lawns and light heuling. 
survive in Knoxville, Tenn. Prayer Perry Mount Park Cemetery miles “ VETERAN - >| EXPERIENCED DAIRY MAN — ane a Com & Son FE ¢3767. OR Rea FE_ 48005 
service will be held Wednesday,| ** reasonable. Call FE. WOOL UNION MASONS. like to take full charge of dairy. WORK, RESIDENTIAL | 
April 14th at 3:30 p. 5 at the Cet] _ ry By Cleaners. Haynes EMPIRE 35276 Write Box 35. Pontiac Press. — [ Pree estimates. REMODELING B Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 
Pellowtag service Tuner Home| Help Wanted Male 6) fan” ™’*: Semen. WANTED: Stenographers } 7.208 SORIA, MAY | concnrre: SROREN WITW ATR: | GARAGES AND MODERETEA mon MAWLET TAX ACCOUNTART art be sent to Knorville, EXPERIENCED WASHING MA-| FIRST CLASS CABINET EM 32900 . hammers by Job or hourly rete. FREE FE 22003 
Tenn. for service interment. man wanted. Call PE +2569.| STEADY YEAR AROUND JOB. WN SEEDING, | — = s : _ebim LS Joe. _ 3 HAND DIGGING, LAWN SEEDING ue maz | 2 0! oor “x CECIL Drossueking, Valieriny 16 
sees ee UNTING | areata ene: | Eenero Tnaeaaans| Combination SE a ee Ee tig Naveed Come, SR PR ATE aa PSR SSS | = B Ave on” ii — scU8 pas LANDSCAPING GEN | —™s. : VINO TLY DONE. -» HOTEL OR CLUB COOK. MUST CABINETS) UNion| Comptometer-Typists |b4 . GENERAL MAIN- | —\. 5 ere LINE OF MASON R. G_ SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. 
Pees! CT PRS = | ma WeSsm taro”) TaemeCueneeme gay Ceratt: Experienced. Whe, PE OQUT Sock Wcne EM Patan” | fagdie end finshing Poove PE onpsmtaging AND — ALTERAC ll fang RF Nell: INSPECTOR EXPERIENCED ON 7 CARE OF PONTIAC PRESS. Must Be Experienced | MAN OVER 66. WAN WORE. a CARPENTER WORK ~ TRENCHING _tions, FE $2765. 16 Palmer 
dear brother Mrs. Ve surface plate and tion. WAN. FD AGGRESSIV room and board, small wares. en¢-eustom dutiding CHING Garden of Mrs. Velma D ESSiVE AMBI- OR 32579 Plowing 16A 
: TRACTOR Smelt Steady tious men to sell automibiles on | Has good habits. Available after — s — tile, and water lines. ~~~ PESiium RRs 
held April 15tm at 7 ‘ . work MC. oo full time basis If you are willing | April 20. G. Fuller, 4001 Com- | CARPENTRY. BLOCK | AND CE- 
Dp. m. at the Sparks-Griffin Cha- r Co. 116 Indianwood Rd. to work, appiy in person to Fred | APPLY merce. Pontiac Rte 5. ent work. etc. FE 59782 @anten PLASTERING. NEW go oo ._— 
pel wien er Tom Malone of- AXD Orion. Pa ee Mercury | | MAN | WOULD LIKE PART TIME COMPLETE REMODELING AND and repair wort. Call évenings hae cal Locum : 7 ye modernizing service Attic rooms, 23-2036 FE 17-463) oR 
Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Garwood | ; * for dairy farm_ 61929 WANT TO TRAVEL??? TV rx. | } \ ; recreation * addi - — ae el eel! 
wal Ne in state ct the Gparke- | IMPLEMENT Yo Mile Road. 1 miles West. of pansion creaies, career PONTIAC MOTOR DIV. | 5 iktne WANTED INSIDE AND | loos com me eee ertae he ge ha ae eosin | oats cae oF canoe tame. River ATION'S LEAD 10 out. Reasonable. FE 17-7076. - stom LP. a: A. _commercial wort, FE ¢3604 Fr ss0s7 . 
AN POR PARM HELP. 2000 W AMMING 8A organi- ‘ ANTED FARM — FE _¢om. 
HOOVER, APRIL 12, 1954, HAROLD DIVISION me vd sation. ‘Will om Sempestonced Personnel Dept 7 a car sound ~~ Business Services 13| GARDENS PLOWED AND PiTTeD 
La 37 Parkh beloved MEAT MANAGER WANTED Butcapanie sung MARE ED man Glenw Nee.’ sage, O° at ; CARPET SERVICE ochest Av 
ant son of Donald and Shirley Union pay. good MUST mn ood . WA AS JANITOR OR | “2 tops repaired and recovered.| aCE TREE REMOVAL TRIM- eights. — 
Cue ome of ney Ford Motor Co Vacation with pay Set, TRAVEL. DRIVE end bon. | Ziger and wall cov installed. |“ ming. Pree estimates. PE 32-1188; | —"* 
Fanereit serece, wil" be hai "| Ppattnvtieal'peee"onss, sos Feceten:neptlimtion araiahie.| Pontiac, Mich. Peper Say time Mere 8 | conemcere Mason” ORRVICE | Oe SCE SERVICE | secrete al Dower I eeu Wednesday, April 14th at 3 p. m. c Seen . Opportunttyfor Travel, Training _>. m Brick biock and -| APPLIANCE SERVICE | ment. PE 43371 gg ctl aad Rane 2500 E: Maple Rd. lye. and Adventure. ' Nations! WANT ANY_KIND OF WORK IN| Com tcrcil or residential. Pree | We service oll mak salen tow ¥ “SVELING 
with Rev. Tom Malone offictat- | JOURNEYMEN Radion” Representatives, Eapice STENOGRAPHER FOR OENERAL| {ne ORtndeck PE v-sers | atimates. Charles Hayward, FE | tors. washers, Mietion, ‘clechers, | tree remev Rebs tre ra 
ee Birmingham PL Th RE ¢ —Theetre — — — me 8 office work. Must take shestmomd = ye +5950 ; of mall . hances 2000” mucin: 
bead ene Rantecn Peter work om rn ; eo mont! _ Help | Wanted Female 7 Apply autor Car Transport. 290 Work Wanted temale 1). | CEMENT 7 pORE. AL LL EInpe. ROY's 4 Gakiand 1 PLOWING. YARD LEVELING. rmingham a ‘ontiac Sst as . wee easona ensen VX B [: sre c light truckine of all kinds FE 
. Mich. area _om new construction. (icrd | ARE YO\ SATISFIED? bypewriter Owners BABY SITTING LIGHT HOUSE-|CUSTOM BUILDER HAS OPEN- IRE: HIN : 4 7 - 8. Thornton Co i675 E. Map Pootin wat 1 f 1 RIL 14 4. PEN: - eas (Oreokn Rd Seutaghem. With you famil income. OF yeay, eee profits. Get details work. no cookin« or washing. In ting and schedule for tmmediate rE  ohet ater lines tela tile, 9 portom PLOW GARDEN. 
ny jag 30-We New York Bt. | BOYS UNDER 23 wear t. cine oababee to $50 today. Write Post Office box «01. pontige, &. Kippen, 67 Maimwh. |. sary of 1 or 2 beter stnee | MARES OF FOUNTAIN PENG | ere tet rela _OR 32000. 
- oe Stems, Gmaetter of Rich | I peed three bovs free te travel Coventry Costume Jeweiry Fash-| WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH CARE } BOOKKEEPER OFFICE MAN. sis. Also commercial and remod-| repaired bv fectory trained men | Laundry Service 18 
ay bereeen wae riba 36 states for nationally known Co mw Show directors are doing just of invalid. Live in OR 32638 ; automobile experience full cus Re paige ed, oa sore. General Prin j 
at ip. m. at the Pursiey Puneral | ‘oticn fu Lt aa on peofita aoe canoe ode: Wa Lij Jy rinse pig lent Ag Eg B95 PI Fc namecAsas ~~ rence st M o FE 3-01 tw 4 ae LAUNDRY SERV. 
with Paul vens . ’ = s for Ty w — a aces eon SOE Pontiac Laundry 
beterchone ta Dorey Sm. | “Pees A ee ee In uron, Apply in petson. position or other lines Briaine ong in ’s| BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. |~ 2-8101. . ve. 
Park. Goel woes D. m. . ee e aig lg Broly e is te 38 . . WANTED CLEAN ELDERLY LADY | _L1 3-008. ~] a _—_ 212 | Windows cleaned. Ph. 
the Pursiey Puneral Gia be ale Ge ee bee) hora “tsn| AMBITIOUS GIRLS to stay nights, 1 school COLORED W ae, ee. | finished. 
tely from 13:30 p. m. to TZ». m. in our| A sme yome ladies will be cesoen TS ag Ig stg hg 2 pony, an 9 Ph for elderty per- EAVES TROUGHING CARPENTER WORK, Bale + eundry Ph 32-8101. ; 
WESTFALL, APRIL 13, 1954, WIL- mailing room. , major eastern a Gas and Oil Furnaces OLive 2 Landscaping 18A / 
liam Elmer, 498 Cameron St., age Mow Weck. teens ‘anene Pigg og ie” EXPERIENCED LADY WiTH "a Steel Metal Co — — 
83; beloved husband of Mrs. An 1% you are in w eager | known Co. $250.60 month | W' Sieeay wo references would like work +6061 . “s Ni 
Westfall; dear father of Mrs. must y im advance on! to start Transportation furnished. shirt unit ; et or hour, FE 4-1820. FLOOR sake PAYING FIN EAVES Ce KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SOD, 
Viola Mrs. Harrison lev ow ay to Bans advanced. Apply Mr. Experiented es Op =O tert be iC GIRL WOULD| R Gardner “n Central. PE | axecue 4. FE §-0639 45¢ a yard delivered. LI 1-6477 
Wolfe, Marie Hunt, Mrs. Beas Pontiae Hotel Tues-| Laundry 87 bog like part time job after 12:30.| 37519, ; TREE TRIMMING & RE- LANDSCAPE SERVICE 
ae ye dh Sag mh gir FRED THOMPSON Pat aoe eee ae Help Wanted 8) Stan Pe yest FENCE WORK ors ALL x omnbe. oer x oouLD Mrs. Sine Bg ~ Beene arranee- M ; start immed.atery. Parent's wel- | “~~~ Ecpokiences La DY With Pree _ estimates. |_F AVES. T ROUGHING | can nectusi enreee or 832 W 
mente fol ccasechel rotten tc | anager Circtilation Dept come at interview. IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH Nebotenees ‘weed Whe wees | PL00R LAYING. canbe, “AND | Bryan F_ French FE 56973 Huron, Milford Michigan ; 
the V Puneral Home. | ye , |BEAUT) OPERATOR WANTED.| ° Paint see Talent Test in| §7°Gay or hour, PE ¢1620. finishing. $10 years experience. | Warm sir heating & sheet metal i x NW DSCAPING, CLEAN UP Mr. Westfall Me in state at” ' Pontiac Press Good opvortunity Rowenat Beau- | Instruction Column GIRL. 14 WISHES TO BABY siT Modern equipment, John Taylor, 51 MOTOR SERVICE RE- Work. Tree service. FE 46196 
=~ = . ty Shop. FF. 2908" | Jastructi eee rt a Ml tee | pairing & rewinding. 218 E. Pike LA 
Talinee . BEAUTY OPERATOR SMALL ooo prt “ FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS | Pn Pe _ LANDSCAPING AND GARDEW 
: an a | FE fort At working conditions. | ACCORDIONS LOANED FREE TO | LAUNDERING AND STRETCHING ue Spotter, Cont Bie, Fe 3e. tenance. Artur Frantsen. FE 
PRESSER FOR MEN'S cLoTm. | +** ** beginners. Lessons given at your| curtains et my home, PE 32600. |TENERAL BUILDING REPAIR.| crwiR CL FA ANING |~}#. 
BOX REPLIES Our pew expansion program re | {ide ‘ton’ pay Web Claere id COOK Accordions Rise sold. all | AELIABLE ¥ WANTS | TO tile wt. PE 42200. | sinks Sunday Serv, Ph. FE 62012} TREE SPRAYING N "aginew | wa MO) enn quuvilcent hen __sizes_at factory prices OR 30466./ baby sit any night of the week.| = oar conTRACTORS COM a o-oo | oeus-trees of . 
| At 10 am, today [| settee rouse men to start Dew | sotau CARPE woaT transportation. Ph. Farmington HORED Mae Gants WORE | ee mercial residential Gon. |" moval. Ph. PE $686) or OR 3-200 | -bery. lav maintenance and wh ah 212i pee eer +33 ic - | MIMBOGRAPHINO, TYPING SEC | jon Co, MA ¢1873, Walled | $5n sam NeW PORD TRACTOR |__‘T!™™Ing, OLive 2-4021. 
there were replies at | | "emertisl trsining position te ee ENTERS WineED- —FE STON. —| 
the’ Press’ office in teresting, varied office in outside — be union. mast be fast a A Fy for Talent Test |” wee i r a ariel Gansee DOORS, TALE AE tod ariver, x — ar ge a vagy llr Work in T Pontiac and bie ce Must be (No Fee). Give and west_side._ FR ORGS ARD free Cun . Estimates |G MOORE. ELECTRIC SERVICE, ming. Topping. f 
the following boxes: work. ; Clawson. EL. 3- copedle ot taking full charge of | tion Write Box 11 Pontiac Preee.| WASHINGS, IRORINGS A wind» ome, ImPrenS | Lcensed electrical contractor, OR | Patios terraces @nd rock garden. 
ROUTE SALESM AN collection: Must have good per- | INSPECTOR, ON | Sarre WOMAN ew 31511. — ata ne = ae in tae iome teen 
sonality. Good pay. Apply in per-| surface plate and production. ‘ $0828 GuAR ANTEED RO JOHN'*® TREWCHING matetcnagee and 
The PO Fi Co tas | 20020 Mr_~ohnson Johnson Real- mall -ecision parts. Steady Tastes. tho ye RoNNGe-GURTATNE aun kinds. Est. 1916. J. A: Sg, | ey POLLY Landscaping. Lincoln 5-8365. 
15, 19, 22, 2%, 32, 4, NO SELLING ing for established retan | ‘ ©° ‘7 8 Telegraph Ra tous = RMA waned Mo en Cass PE 33021, PE E2048, gt EL TO EAS: Pe tous Moving & _Trucking 19 . 49 5S —— ae 2 ae —— ~ oung . 4 
Be OF, Mae, 100. cat eumaueninn “weidinrioc” aan ___ | Woutn LiKe TO. HEAR FROM | WIDOW 48 DESIRES POSITION et ae HOUSERAIBING. BRICK BLOCK. | ,, ee y | | wonderful Opportunity for lifetime jgant= must be local scaieae. |EXPERIENCED WAITRESS ap.| ‘eliable men we can train to| in spothoriors home. School aced - | cement, work of all kinds. PE | ay MovINO AND fenton 
, ~ . commission and bonuses. ly Vincent's Dining Room. 3049| “Q’eThaul and install air condi- children. 8-3637 or OA $3561, | JOR. FLEMMING. PLOOR LAY-| 5949 | oF pickup and delivery. good se 
career with largest company to | Only requir ents are’ Married _ Orchard Lake Ra. Keego toning sad retrigereting cautp- | “WashivO@_ ARD_TRONTNOS.— Oe ye seat Mth | Sarcy PLASTERING AND PAS} snytime ns “Ot. PE ratte neat appearing willing to put EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. / Are OR 49712. — Pr 20001. 5 WOVvinG? Cll Se 
Flowers 3) ™ feld. Car fat pou Me Tabentes ‘ny.| BY,,Vineent’s Dining Room. spare time No. so stad ie WASHINOS AND IRONINGS. PH. LOOKI! | ARE FOU MOVING? CALL Fa 
No exverience necessary nished by company —- A fr nitvee eego present cceupetion. yh 5-088. rE 60925 Leo Lu 
ij benefits available. Robert BEAUTICIAN write once name, Building Service’ 12 : 
for west 
EECAGBGRAT ONT FE THT | attractive sntery to wart moguar| Fosiiey,, Wntontay To 60 | tne“ ees PSS ie Poniine Press . HOME OWNERS Sess 4| Titee as: you progiees, Excep Hotel. WAITRESS WANTED, LIBERTY | 41 PLASTERING SERVICE Coe ALUMINUM AWNINGS 
‘Funeral Directors : SALESMEN FOR ASPHALT Pav. =*PERIEN @. Workmanship, EM Monat benefits, Secure future. =| fers See ah | as caaahaee: ao e 
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eT Hs ewe | Fousehold) ee sat mare St tg =| ae eager =| Reet fv one i dian ’ be oo cel ter 4% Rvs & week. references MI | SanpENt SOF EXE ASPHALT PAVING BoM FACTORY 0 To, x, ve iomr recone wir 
WHY HOARD CLOSET. TIATRAICIO | Driveways and parking ar . Com app a i -Saws—t.awnmowers ~- | ; hee 
oes Wr Beyers{ NAUVOO, a ey errata eae = Gene oui. | SAVE |_pceeretetystarpened1e-cham- | Mennmat on, SERVICE ASHES nm BT ek Oe. eae ee ea eG ao are ready to pay you - LU NATIONAL | gerie. No experience necessary, | CABINET F AREW & CARPENTER. AT [TENTION FE 46089 Saws FILED § HOUR SERVICE. WAN ——s am 
cash for * 1t Co saheners: Goas''commicsion | pst tvery dar. QR Diiee after | Kitchens  spectaity. PRE 32592, — ii Joors Reed OR FIST. | MAN .WITH STON TRUCK em! fo turn un- rporation and excellent oppnrtunity | CARPENTER WANTS FINISH. SAWS. LAW ERS | sear “Cat any time Pe 
x gmt into mon- for > man. - pa MAJBSTIC cupboard and trim of odd jobs, on cine N Ww > ~ODELL CARTAGE 
Ewald et feel ees oe. Pee OR 30614 .. , DINER CARPENTER WORK WID. NEW _ “ br 
Michigan. Lincoln $4600, i 0 pm A 44210. P a ¢ a. m, ‘ A , ‘ vs 4 Dp. m. fam: part 
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or Rent) “aen'b. as a _28| Wanted Real Estate S, TUE | a cacti kt 
; April 13, 19 THIS 'D -- 32A Y. AP ; oo 
: sponsible for a will Lo, pare. BUYERS WAITL ~~ ’ RIL 18, 195 ae cor ‘ \ 
Ye Ton NT | ftrected by gnev Gable oan homes WAITING POR mtalL SLICE OF ; a 4 5 bis adel 
P i, L'a Stakes a BA oS ts ee myself. Sites, PE 42643 , branch HAM Va: ‘ , / e 7 t , 
: ontiac ripe oe AND A teh. Holcomb, CAS . ~ 
“tnd ac Farm and 1 AND AFTER” YH BATE H FOR YOURT — For Sale : iis: 
ustrial Tract ier eas I will not be DATE. HOME OR EQU Houses . : 7 
PE 601 or Co, for any, dedts con responsible | If QUITY . 43 Fer a 
= -FE +144 e dban mm. tracted by ap: Png tigen y- , sit For Sele Houses 48 
ET Witd 3 TOW stake TRUCE Mich. Owners! Bei. Verman of Sats ws. We ° = | * 
REDUCED BAT Sa nila mrosentvile | Wvis's goed uy tem GATEW! 
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;DUCED RATES | Semis bn Reap ATE. CAMERON"H. CLARK man EWAYS to 
we oie amin | 227 a po hye BE. ane mare 2 a : APP ‘ 
Aw MOVING ANI was ft Evenings | ¢ $ $ Incon ‘ 
oe. Tie ves i Big AL AMD ii Mann Rd. CASH , CLOSE" DowNTOwN a a Aen vong $ R ‘ 
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United *. vane anywhere - April 12 go ge | THIS DATE ~ comme Se. te ey beth down. 3 rooms and AMBLING RAN p 
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Painting & Dec H Biwins. Sa than myselt = 24 HOURS _DREN WELCOME /— a pe ‘and 50 ft. eo : 
~~ u orating 20, _ "* , 3281 Coolidge, Auburn - a modern anon —Aregg 3 terms. lot. $9,960, By 
PAINTIN POLY PL. ~ _ or your eq shed 1m ga “, , 
winter = 3 DECORATING, fay ig PARTIES AND home or ee your See. Dixie Hwa ‘ : . 
guaranteed. tree Apr. 20. Work | PRIVAT? D aces the phone, we wal wsvon | CLEAN "3 ROOM Al " $750 Down a : 
COMPLET S Paint = ; ee Get, or ‘otter before You Call" ine couple aly. yn Pour room basement hom TION REALTY 
¥ NG WALL REFINED HOSTESS . We mean busine ——— x. 5 Ly hd Y s , _® 
pa ang ALL- 1 eam 3s FUR oe 7. new mod 
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Ox TERMs. maintenance. CASH Per a ouunry — te Edw, M. Stout = rE + new _— ad ie EAST SUBU = 
on ‘eee OR 31061 Le, s Sas arra ree complete é Tl N. oa ’ ealtor WISHED aPt ee price $4 nd '» acre. Full AN. 
manok, Bar°Ga eae Tae | Be ena Se a se | a ae 
—eeeums. . Mr. ember will re- CAS a - Orion. ‘ 
. with joy and paign SHA : i. MY aL 
Interior Painti large —~ a friends for poo or For homes VAILABLE FURNISHED APT : | Lakefront Incom 
Pape aintin f ring-. The fir FHA now covered wele : at e 
r remove: e.d & will compensate at week ages. If by GI or ome, Call Romeo. Bone ag) with excellent 
oe washing ae te ine y,tem| wrod = ou are in- beach, o& hook sand 
waterproof paintes dry, feportast. Write in detail aaiery | oF cgeh of seed p Bondage home ORION ogee 5 -_ 
simone spas |Fure se SS a| ine | remete eteane Be Sin Sth ke 
guara stone. rER_ a Tl r is E. “ : Bs e and ate ae 
i a room eee ancis E. “Bud” Miller | "osteTe en 
NO AND DECORA ; ues cleaning __near bus i : 
2 Ng AND DECORATING leat a weholstery. Walte’'s No | DOINd oe Panriy See, ostole, FE A. rH, is 4 | Ka 
F eo . rE 48304 L MAKE YROP ———— -_ STONE henet' cD. 1 OM ‘ ‘ 
, PAPERHANGING | perch ra TRON VORNFTORE, oY pm. dei dun. 1 16,3 _hiveta ps. 20 aguie ealy | Aampsen 
ex: t: pinata + SS - r} 7 nw. Sl 2 cs | 
a rience and ressom Warre BIBLES ams 7 bse bo You want ti BO bag gp = wage Bina thin th | Realt 
AINTER AND DECORATOR EX- _ and Catholic SHEPHERD We will buy Wea cide va re ors FE . 
perieree ce Ah = gpg: WALLPAPER Mm, Be We ee Oy, eluant pete: West side ear bus line. FE ayn 40528 
Edward's. MY new work. now at 108 ag tn OUTL and term are ry If pric: SMALL APT - ; - A Pad Telegraph - 
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NO. PAPERHANGING AND WILL LADY THAT GOT” a ae qioones. Ho pis. _—_ Sls BY OWNER 3 BED . 
re AN me T GOT EVE pd) or. ear Roche - NER aOoM 
‘en Pree estimates. oe 7083 Ti Mg We are byw dal DAY SMALL APT ———————EE = . ern home. 3 CE -y- MOD- 
Piintiwo = sees one MA 5-6283? . who are ‘0 with people ent APT PRIVATE, ADULTS ae eacieaeres : —Body, FE ks north of Pishe 
per TO. FAPERNARGING. Pe bai 1 AND noadgg ae ey you Boi ares Fe S00. Qrew 4 | — ‘| 
fase becoaiat washing: Pa | Si ginee D BUY BETTER | oi Sour home Ove mayer quan. Over p,PREFERABLY “i 3 ee 
AINTING. DECORATING. GUAR- Wtd. Child ol ieee REAL EST __187_W, Huron __ ree iinic | Convalescent H = al 1h DURE EF) 
anteed reasonable GUAR. | ~~~ , Child. to Board | 26 632 W. Huroa are | SMALL “CLEAN APT. FOR ONE paaae omes 38A 
trellis Le SS cep_garerses | al rpm mare Fomor ALLE nO COTTAGE rena. For Sale Houses _43| Seton Somes N | 
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AINTING PAPERINO & PAPER KTLDREN ASK YOUR MOM, TT | 1" con aay at eeerven Pe SMALL FURNISHED APT service, experienced E Piras.| A Solid Hi eg agg 
White OA $3807 au Casta t Gos cee sen us while | KG wilitte: ferns art} ven ouperteneed © po olid Home f a wee coeek 3 condition. | so Qesltt © 
Pp VS oF PE 41607 to play end ps Lots of room Hem t d A rnished. $20 L rooms. Ph urse. prt-| Soli ora dining 5 nde kiteh Member .. REALTORS 
AINTING INS: eS Sle. y excelent cere { pstead, Realto ecom modate: 6 ey? || oe . MUtual ‘eke, Solid Fami basement pace. 3 pe ao Co-op Real 
porrh lag DieDe S OUT FREE a nurse. FE a ee 103 B Huron Street t = "OR — m0 per week. | 5) HOUR NURSING ¢ ny amily water = on hee. oa — Ee? 0063 Ine. 
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—_ PAPERING — PAINTIO ~ bome, Set clas in LICENSED FE +404 OB. on BI PE 21310 el GOVERNMENT TRA _ — patients. aac CARE FOR house oo that this en ee 1% pl gre porch. Open Eves. "til 8 
IDENTIA NG 1. +4537 3399 cted RAILER cial die ellent méals eve extravagant, y decorated garage all 1078 . Sun. 10-4 
pewriat &, coumenctat | UUM ee ee ST OFFICE | Rem Ay NER TRAILER | Sie a"eragnie gi Hate Sty a ee wigerase ali] NEXT "DOOR TOU BRA 
_ wi ~ ED ~—— 1ON ~ - y ent ee per month . Rates. ranch st: le, Rambling 1 __—s Post NCH 
| ones pes tittos| FURNITURE, N | ORE epee thts eea= | cence neous one are i os ate Poeciee| Caan aie | Eee of Rraaig. 3 BEDROOM 
q witb PEntin bt ASHINO | entre no URE NEEDED| & es, Memes, or EP agg Bn ished 34) _feservations on “53008 "without titchen. living space. The rg pelle ge weet af purchasers. Five oa wT PE +0283. | ne 
Chit tor ectians AND PAINTING. | Sch re nome of Oe eemaiont the | 1070 Se ac ope. peivete bam Comte on? om Hotel Rooms —39 a 3. i Mca purnee una peoveczen, | teoek Sap SOA. € Room do} 
ate. FE 40255 sell tt for you ~"— outright or COMMERCE E A Sl gi Adults ont: o-oo ooms 3! at only $ : TRADE FOR ges, | _ black varage. also $8. own modernising can 
“Wall Washing Paintin sale Ph PBB Com munity _WOod ward ig hg peg r nae: y. Alberts R . by Ba $3,000 —— with cry, HOME —— MODERN $ | EM 3-3863. “le terms. . Only 
Herbert ; 4 Cet Us svY fr OR LAKEFRONT ga ROOMS AND BA Dey or Week ved road. Family income 400 DO ATKINS L 7 
ete_wal, 7B 92 — | one OP CORT TOE] pail Shee wa exer, heen ent ad HOTEL AUBURIN |» oger B. Henry| #32: qr ajation goed |* Seton. om DOWN |e ueiabs eet foe | 
Reasonabie & & Painting Al PONTIAC'S Cc ap tly Waiting _bus 57 Plorenc 1 ‘block from | , Also 1 and rerrigeration s ; t tae or 3 Seana a Quarters has Sertor complet, unimiched «| 2 ‘ ol aan | 
—— PE + re buyers cash PH GUS, 1919 M-15 7 ROOMS a gglllee 1 en’ vecms A unit. tor ou oi} © rede? s. What hay rte, epee om on Bn a a a 
os & 2211 _ FE +768} waiting | — ONE ORTONVILLE 132 Ascent BTOVE AND REPRIO- uburr a ALL Wi Michigan e you oez7 fall ten bas Bethe ye 
Photos| Accessories «21 WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES LISTING “WANTED _ Stores, 890 a. to ess HOTEL R E 20239 | , £0 Harbor N. 4 ROOMS, KEE DUCK LAKE oestion “Te cerouned peoehe Test 
of furniture ALL TYPES |B NGS WANTED |? _ 890 Robin wood to 7 OOSEVEL 4 room, 1's $1000. down. A 8 Peng Hot coninh FO ge Feation rm. im desoment Tee- 
ap abi my Wg y eel ied | ea-paY case FOR” .. por trade, waiting, we buy. sell RUSSEL. | TOTS WELCOME. a ee ee ee 5 J. = poi Ae furnished Boat monthly, engl oF gy -- Bq ~ 3 
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Patin ee eee om a 22766 USED FUR | |i. C. Newingham, Brok , aueecY rd RENTAL | _$-8126 aN naa eae i gE mag Clarkston, 2 acres, : A. Deemnouse frestage. beach, ay x 
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— © id. MiscoRaneees 28 as ee er |? ot 3100s | CHILD WELCOME. _____Rent Stores rr) ecren, 6 beteoam Bewe, wee CAMERON H. CLARK oe ee 
vision Service 2 FLAT tue cListin bs. or « E 40061 3 ROOMS CTILFFig® PURNISHED BUILD pa ‘4 rooms close in. $2500. down. De W FE ¢6402 3 BRICK 4 wit ean . Home near 
tile P DESK. AND LETTER | NGS WANTED - FA __ 2962 Moss logy | FURNISHE ING 40x100 _ GEOR , Gown. Co-opers Huron ERRACE ecaped e of land All —— 
DAY. MIONT sU% TV SERVI _ Stare cr’ on” AnD Oe Baa | en lake. Geo. L Pt oO ug ane paiva: S| fee Jeo CORNER | OF. GE MARBLE rotive Real Rotate Evenings $6750 rma a x professional. 9 bed- 
E bine FE bane cx | WanTED TO BUY HOUSES toa ee | wee hee PRIVATE EN- _ for haper market. Fx ies.“ REALTOR _| Canal F Exchange| This is a 3 bed Ring Tench Fa 
ARANTEED TV eta anY — = other Bis igh L _s pm. MA —— _ Call after, 10x56, = ___ | ae Andersonville, Ré watertore | Wi al Front Sith furnace ‘ead ges home  fmeck lg gx 
° A tore | OR OO : | Ase. | Sides . e tor : 
pee re SOY CON. | oe ee see K — _man "repair shop. ie Pur At CONDITION § ROOM BRICE Horse Lake The location Ws desirable and lake, 3-car e Borch,everioasing : 
fioME SERVIC Vere CPE 31000 ; Tm. See our sold advertis flat w : 3 BEDROOM STORE 8P : ste je and room home with ments Tre monthiy pay- . x 
VICE CALLS WANTED — Houses for Sale“ ing under est suburban UPPER v ACE INQUIRE 00 t School near Webd- . fireplace, full big living are only yo 1 ye 
Se Wie | hae he ta rrs| arti ee sectarian | _ Rent aed ET Saeko mt |wer ame ones reeds 
3 ; TLUS TV _ Phone MY 2-6432 P. Button sults! 2 sap bo $75 00 ent Offic TRACTIVE — "| Priced vr and 4 rator, Po 
100 oe = = 3 s t f month, 2 emall AND for included. ° age . ft. 
po wage re na a orvice Dest ae |e SS Palle Sages | Svea ne wed Sa ee eal Segre 
‘ Tis a 10 &- TV wrr ee cK oe in Bioom DWARD —s Bcott “BU |e if 10 room 
REPAIR SHOP < zo BUY O07 Fa we" TICHENETTE APT 1 BEDROOM _in Bloomfield Hills MI AVE. D” Nichols . ‘eee a eee near down- or pms =, 
———— 40 N outside doo Tr. +s" and bath PT. 1 BEDR For __ MI 44253. R ° oue . 6 rooms end au 
Upholsteri ) Nevada st. | _MY 12. H P_ Sutton Phone child under gd Phan coneengua Rent Miscellaneo BUY LI —REAL ESTATE epee and 4 neo E.. down, Liberal ‘130 . 
motstering 23. Money Wan' —— ° LARGE LIVING Read _____ | CEMENT - us | CRAWF farmacg, and aincied = FLOYD diceumt fo ‘aah 
py UPMOLSTERINO [Se Money Wanted 284’ on SS to », Sun 1 to § = ae ROOM WITH DIN. ins cane WALLPaPER| NE\W ORD AGENCY C H A e121 | in very ane KENT, Realt 
Auto trim, ree oot Upholste | Muss FOR BUSINESS. PAY ~~ | $600_ Dixie Fendi OR 3170 | MODERN are +0808 = mee | rege ay uravese. Gass | one NEW, NEW ES ely By A be Bry tt re 
DRAPES SLIPCO = ale. PE odin eel: SP ‘elon wrne _Dixie_Wighway ___Weterfore | Cod beth Cigse me ad noo | eer? orver of Walton Bivd. and ee room ame cown. cd 
als. Beadle Ao he J MATERI- —_ Box 18 rite | we are San NERS ion in Adults’ FE For Sale and} out maeren & beh, Wen nea a 2 HOUSES : 
Zakiks CUSTOM A antec = : need of hous: N WOODWARD ee H matic of] | wtilitwy rm. ANDYMA 
aS Boe ee es | OE antec to Rent 20| riage Sod ‘ad’: mtr ate. ia“ m7 oe eS APTN TAPS ‘a O > K : 
petite sama couru wiry 2 gMAL CHle| (SA i noous—privare | A Bs ae 0 eae mS? ae ER 
DE REPINISNINO. AW. | erence sire 4 to § soem Sue PONT preperty_ooy case | peso Te Vtg ie OME OF YOUR YOU'LL BE SNU O} RESALE. 5 rm That's right, one house SEMINOLE 
s ‘ality. PE $-1332 | Sones, Pe 34 apt Best _ref- NTIAC REALTY a . OWN a BE SNUG , er | ii of 7 ae a SEMINOLE HILLS spacious 
furniture upbo! stom BUILT Bors wre, Booties Press eS “ve & a Furnished 35 | S mes bungalow sug i thin 3 Bodom " cans «| tase living room me very celica tmolde ond 
stering, 4 8. Tele- | F Oe TRabzi Of SELLS AAAAPREAARAP Subu : stores. Lak to school and NINE RM place, breakfast fire- out. Gas steam and ~5 
Tho J recied. LANDLORDS. LISTINGS trades are ware sat Se eae Just rban Living wer Lake, Only 61,080. do ound | ord Lake oe —— a EE ne glude like new heat. De 4 
mas Uph ] ed. Family nos concerned isfy all | qhts Road GE. 160 a few mom $1. down. $2.200 do . Cana be bought The ve fea- rooms aad Galen 
Ph oO stering 42543 rental agent. FE coal naanee — < payments | _Orton . MY 20472 Lake | im grand — west of town I A z wn for tains 2 —— home con- Owner is stairs. i 
hone FE $ FREE SERVICE TO ALL eall us Do not i Droperty, | 2 . BEDROOM ieee mg Edgell Bo yell = KEFRONT FOUR RMS. income here bath. Good Price $16,000 to Caf. 
aiIF- COVERS DRAPES a BI _} Dy DORRIS % ~~" eR A RG pd a a ao | ure Lake 3 bedroom gencecsio Apap, 9 Bg ke pavow ee oe. ; 
- s. Your material EP, gt 1 Gesuten Tenet. a sched | REALTOR : oS | “ns ae a a 8 sinree \fsmiy’s (pleasure: a = ‘Toom and’ bichon, wth pl grind ll eles payment is only + aad ramen = Several con- : 
R ussell H bil co-0F ER OOM CABIN, — —__ ssion 1 ut lake THE 3 Homes California Ranch 
Typewriter Service 22A SAR ae herr wiit Saute ee — 3 $0, tooulv am. cnr a ceraen The selene member weeded et wt Re | REAL NEW CHARLES GILES REALTY CO tion. ey a compie. ' 
TYPEWF at ane sear ext cake. ° y Purch , LAKE 34 = Sa ri. . . ve wheth house 1717 rp tt ee | 92 REALTOR : jt ge wren new- : 
maken Iz N. Seginaw cinta ig with yard. | <d F Nt ONE g lee = wELcoeax. | Near Waterf . Realtor oe OPPER. RAPE ——— } bedrooms, 1¥¢ baths +4 
rr peli's, 123 N inaw St egret eng Local residents oon oy: KINNEY | aoe ee eae ee eee ord High | ¢ NM Opayte, Open Eve DE PO ERD DLE Open 0-0 ae a ge EH mh 
AND ADDING MA- Gmc ~pwrrict i ; Po 1 Commerce Rd | sRooM PU p 41444 renm ho conditioned 2 | —________"7= © 548 = ERVICE oi? novations other desirable in- 
: MA = Pestiac E. 00M FU es ee me built : bed- | a PROPER YOUR - RESALE. —_ _ Lets 
Seine nreperine. Eset, gee | sre.) yesroom wigee oe | eae oom YORSGMED TERRACE | Pavettaes at ea: leet | oe Ee = SS | 
HE TE eet ia aon a unfurnished eee - a Egg ge rane seamenie. bok: Pretab “ge: ILD NO Sake so 00v. omeath. "ho cout marpngs oe decor” inquiry. nts 
é Foun, ag ae apt. for perenne WE ARE SELLINO ALL EFFIC ae Bivd. 8. bie. 916.080, ‘terme. | \W B : | _® month. No agents . = = Fa : 
~~ ound 24 miienam Bien Pontiac or, Bir. | nr property ae Hig beg vivir se =. | Must Be Sold | tig om oy you a new home now _D. CHARLES, Realt | HOUSE STARTERS. aos aOm, _| 300 Shallow salesmen, ; 
Lost: WILL THE 2 - n ytoJseE B ae gy eel e end — a suburban.| Lake B HOME ON F ohEST Trade or eel! “ Plans and Bn 3 Ce and material. FE 4-05 : or ke senna to move Panty a od an nN. P.— Drive 
picked up ME a” IN OLDS [TA , Releigh, N. C. . y able to give you tings, We are " loomfield Township Est bedrooms a Commerce A Financing cel § choose from 1717 8s. T 2 21 celotex ceil S wood paneled | Ra just KE. ‘ot Lake 
B, Potmer ish Short KESIDE COTTAGE NEA ___| feetion and you complete satis- y furnished 2 com-| ment. 4x14), full bath ree. 3 ; f Co-oper elegraph Oven y wt lings, asphalt tile . | ). Daly & 
Rises moor ree Negurre! | PE ate Nok REAR POS) Rebuy a Guick turnover Wil __Fowntend ‘Sa Dero weose. | ONLY 812 down. mublearaee. ¥.< Le ree Fe —— regasreimeaabie, Call owe _ =< 7 
ubura 2040 Adams Rd. | RESPE eee ‘you BUY fr fe Sell — Te Trees front hi NISHED LAKE- prop- -505 YTON = HOME IN DOLLAR | MOD. HOUSING ' 
teood Ee ofteays five ECTABLE COUPLE Win | IT-WELL INSURE IT vummer” season Cass Lake for East Sid Omnce cs eS ss Acre-6 rooms. PLAINS — Garson, fot informe and | oe this De care 
Lost: ee panrene | $2 pontiect vicinity by dune ot H —Rent Hou n,_fmmediate e- | 2 dedroom ae buld anywhere. Stores ‘go. the wag cx trom all MAple $4078, | a breakfast 
: AND WHITE _ing of ted ity. Phone morn _Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 nu e in good location. rome. ‘Une. 2 bed- 
_Sie0t . Boy's pet, FE OTe 300 PEOF ley 3200, REALTY CO 3 36| cerecs Fn ggg gy dase age Eig Hum 4 Deting Enroughowt. Decorated 
Lost. B rent you PLE WAITING TO Member Co-or REALTORS ROOM PARTL reens. Neat and storms and poe ent. automatic room p ries Garage room. 
. BROWN PURSE ———— | your homes or @ r Res! Est Exeb baby, 3 Y MODER with term clean, matic gas heat BEA 
tae  vabeahie gopers, E CONTAIN: Realty Co, PE pts. Adams . FE2 Inc.] dor 195 Pridham, Keego Nhat ~ $7960 | floors AE Tagg | water a4 a \OTIES! & wonderful | and heavily shrubbed 
eee ere Rena raren COUPLE AND ? Open Eves. ‘til ys sb) RMS TOTS” *) $950 Dow 1 9905 DOWN, ° Leow ff - my Be beautifully inna Sole a ee veer. pre 
= rn . ren desire tr CHIL- 1078 ® Sun. 104 RU Ms. TOTS W Ty own room Brand $10,925 lana.| |* Couple. years 
Lost. LapY furnished rent 4 room un- NE w. Huron USSELL H_ YO! ELCOME.| (00d és ungalow with new 3 bed- with $3,000 wns are in sh old, the. ARDMORE 
ST LADY BERRY waver | Orr Me emat ¢ room ye] NEXT Oe OFFICE BeBe Fe ue Metal) ak eg room bunguiew wim 2) fate bol, wai meee tate | $058 sae ei for, comfortable from home, ull basement 
April & maw | UNFT? @ ROOMS AND BATH kite ; wate bat 
ry : or * FE 20519 othe 5 date HOUSE RAY. . - & ROE AND BATH. Priced eT” a = kitchen sink, a] pene oy double | 08 wer ne OR suberben Bry porthwest | 12x14 in Upstairs bedroom 
coup! area need ORION. 6 22046 050. See it tod -| p and all . electric Corner Cece t 33 Sn CED RIONT| location ay, At 
small, brows BEAGLE HOUND. SNPURNISHED Wi ited WE DON'T Oiearege, lake ri a “AR TORN. big Pl. ” that. ~~ ome and. “hie Age FE ay - uO | . on achat cect scress 
“ HOU ~ seo: | T PROMISE a labo peivBegee. LAND ELL can aff = e ad MOOERS P _ 
r aa Fin ae ae a, 3 sen | "erm IRE ANY SHORT. or aes aes MY CONTRACTS only $8,908. ord, Priced at ‘2 lv ff fy Ay 4 Humphri side 
COLLIE | stor, PE o330t, ‘s leg Mg ony Al cag ht a ica mere Bese sesres 37 _ | $1.00 DowN oe i pctomlgrone pre lgg on es John Kinzler, R | 
ston near to) agg genre the am, = 4 1 SLEEPING clceaacts FP al FHA bunge- ps agg A pe doors. jove- aye ase ae , Realtor 
Wed Donaldson School, Livin sales advice and sleeping ROOM FOR bule ent of] furnace a a od 3 -weoutifar lak 2 it Be ron St. pa 
penoon reas revurn Wo 128 Share Living Quarters 30)" “" See | cine. room or gtigtemi| | AN i, “game sodas, "toe | Eamonn RF covey 7h rE sae | 
Te RMALL BLONDE COCKER GIRL 1 LARGE ng_room. $1 Pine " rooms.” e and nice| Suto modern, steam . 1 you" | Real £ 
neaiel Rows L BLONDE COCKER | OE payes. FE OOM To Russell Y TARGE SLEEPING NOOM, ALL 3 Ww. 'D HARGER co. ony Ser meaih. are| aod —— fyrmece. Ler a ee ce = Getsts nchange | 
Pr oes. | - a, VE 6-137. oung _ Private entran-e 00 Aviiges. bee o% weer oem 100, Where can you beat it = sppotniment street. bus. | 
Physto-Th | Wtd, C REALTOR CLEAN SLEEP Baldwin. ATTRACTIVE — tl _ 8:30 $11 LARTY, PE 2 ROSE Mc- | 
—_—— erapy 24A . Contracts, M 12 W. Huron Aogle EEPING ROOM a 4 ROOMS. BATH heh ga | apy nomad Exe athe tneaNLaROET u } 
Therapy 274A) ~~ Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Open Eves. ‘ti! ve can | nee moot Eg Vn and utility. 3 miles _ BATH take feet Calo. SIDE mpnries 
8 ~~ | CASH ; ME Sun. ‘til GLEAN ROOM FOR ? OR_ 5-0414. down. FE — modern. 1% baths eo oe : CITY HOMES yi 
al ISH MASSAGE FOR LAND CO p. ‘til 5) dies. FE FOR 2 OR 3 B . two lots and frame. Pa ; _ A lovely NORT 
Fr foot techniaue. 72 H. J. Vanweit. 4340 NTRACTS et 4-564]. 350 W. Hu UD- condition a fireplace. Bett of Near ' rtly modern new VA 3 bedroom home Indian ON AVE. 
42R51 Elm | _OR 3-1355 Dixie Hwy a t ‘EAN COMFORT ron | rel eae Near & I lots. CANT. Several and it's ‘West 
. re daaeere cow Dine ne | | VOT) ie Colle ae RTABIE, ROOM NN ee. deus ye per monn, wre. ‘agj| "rune eater sate, sed eae oat Sg 
= otices & Personals 25 Cash W ai tin Te tae ee —, present GIRLS. PRI‘ ATE ENTRANCE | _| rooms — ate peoatinel A. OTE. 2EALTY Hu : $2,500 ce, Large ‘et heats 
ANY an . e Kitehe. ON | up rive: rm. i e : = 
amy onmanzere| {i faa 1g |i ee part 8 won| BR winery) oorvens =| Saemeeaeetes are mphries |e sae 
4 = 8 <7 4 ie : 7 . * y 
3 Ey ara mrocady for quick, | 0 Stated prose Opratal ene whiney $1700 Down—I ror is week The one a oes Large « bedroot : REALTOR | FE 2-044 snd’ bath. focioding 3 bedrms. 
A = _ JOHNSON, R cal J A | LARGE CLEAN ach siantnihd wn—East Sid ° sel ketetaen Yale kien he N. Telegraph Rd ei . New foreed 
4 4 ealtor +2544 . Taylor, Realt | img room. Lad FRONT SLEEP- 6 room mod st side Vi everythine§ f This home cel- Co-operetive Open Evenings system _ lis my oir > 
FE 4- WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR ane FE 3010 267 N Sag rooms, ern home, 3 bed- sit our office > te gga vol Map ahd ive Real Estate x e : is im 
1704 S a 2533. 7 HAVE w oR HOTEL PON a papery ake Fin Dase- pli goon | pete itings conve coaniae ce tea ee Py HAYD snenge | Don’t miss = = terms, 
. Telegraph Rd. KG. Hempstes 4 ee PONTLAC fan eenees Ss” pasens Member of a at our door Must _ acres widen fret? | - wees EN ' WM H. KN i 
eae EB pstead, Realtor Permaneat, rooms pond avamahio ener et. on ws te po lg am. it. r} — Open from > 't miss this one Ag okomcapes ad. pada chal Mg rnc 2 bedroom wee . KNU D SEN 
and 1 ae e . , place. @ cer ge $10 Pontiac — 
ro eat Ren a ing. room. (Cal cervicg ar, din: New Brick—Orio L. H. BROWN, Realtor GEORGE R. IR\ a ‘gg Pees, “re | 
LAN R t A tt FE 5-617 ore you nN n 1363_W, Huron a . RR. VIN P . | = : | 
ao Oe Seer ent Ni P commences ~ pts. Furnished 33) “cniy. HOUSEKEEPI wl Borge Peg oH BIRMINGHAM 24010 a rn Ry He IN | Pace sion ane-hed. reregs | 
Fg ni goto Nicholi }.. ROOM V | only. S41_Aubu NG. ADULTS stone room with Briar . block . FE 50 Avenus || "acceoel pene” Go warage. 
ee yee cea mee ou moe & Harger Co _ ROS AND BATe. Lier ae eae WALK TO FOR. oe ca tees, ase. | =e Cigg © Wectwerd. owe FOR pate BY OWES im porch. 96300 . 
ame 3 W. Hurup 8t pth rach _essary, OR Transportation nec- tlae Motor. j gl To PON- - * basement, oe shower in| 5 * - around is B $1141. Down. 2 . e e . 
Bob ene. IMMEDIATE CASH FOR } s3| T Lakod nOOM AND RITCHEN- _ 401403 er $30 img, cedar r plumb- b yace BRICK TERRACE. and akefront home. suburban on bedroom north i 
r lana contract FOR YOUR ett ROOM AND KITCHEN NICE 100240. 12 closets. Lot farmace Automatic ace. ey fereed ait full base € rooms %» acre lot Dravt 
bomen Lan ny Cun | _Gecorste J" Orehard Ls MEN | neve ROOM. CATHOLIC BUST area tinee wree Mg fo my Some fur hood: good Rt Beogment, ct! tome. Pull price o& aoe ate 
KL Templeton R 1 2 se Re =. es oe relia widow 10 A ; . . 500. down FPalance included. $2,- ty Bam Bing A decorat- e. Full price rood bedroom One of the od 
53%» W. Huro , Realtor; ment. Couple NISHED APART ight be reel ned. Board Acres—Clarkst oa%. Payments looreaimetey $10 5 paper ti hen, not-| North , room ine 2 bed- . 
We SaTOAGE 16 _Daw. only, 420 N. - Woe nook Box 98. Write Pon- 5 room ae Area | ——— §-04n" —_ h 050 ee oe $4,500 PR hg ~ 4 houses sn Two 4 room vate in 1907 = 
E 2 6223 Sagi- = ee es m | Se Pee ae . _ 
LOW INTEREST RATES 7 ROOM APARTMENT MiSqure eet w. Weren i rng: Pg home. large |? gent just  outsid soo Base | or any cet ety = ce! Soe. oe _lot. Owner cccupies| — te owner end ry | 
PAUL S. KANTZ ~* me or werking a A re eT ani o #10 a is et barn, | Prine just, outside city limits _Keeny coy csvept Oatag ca gg oe gem i ala fee ee tt 
Canal ove —_—— 2 . for AR HIGH SCHOOL outs root ' ‘erms. > a _Sunday. 7 heat. 
_ FE 9-0400 or PE 2-7676 i Booed Fume aie ae me or couple, Verd outside picnic coon RUMELL A, © a aa! Four Bedrooms | ww Nartea and ree, room | 
i } 7 ROOMS A =. UIET ROOM. $5 NI won’ wilt leaving state, | BIRMINOHA) +5008 built sev @ buy in Privileges. 90080 Temee Lake Og yard. 2 car 
nlimit only, 63 Wo BATH COUPLE pe tenmoan pg FISHER, 2S ane for -$12,960,| tile NGHAM. BEDROOM AND a na _foem insulated’ how Most _ Terms. = = is vie at 
‘a J ROOM APT PPtVATE 1 lak NT ROOM IN fwopeRR | SY! finished » fad “per two car ga bevement oll down| smal —_ oe a tor| F. I . | 
ee Sire, Ses, "Gost _itlant genten “of 0 ae ee SS omar Ss ar | Sealci tei ci “"HAYDE salad arene | 
waiting small bu _pret ” P ‘orking coup! EASANTLY~ 5 ‘¥1941. s, den. ¢ BY ne Oe Tea ! a Prac 
contracts fiders for > erred, 78 e| ute LOCA - 2 bedroo porch, per month payment tie 
finaned owes, rina et pg 7 ROOMS. GAS STOVE AND KEW ive rote uptown aeen room ty room tas heat, new 1% Trod mks home. overlook KG. Hempstead, and 18) 20% Ww [AYDEN i ‘root aay, 0 wegeee. 
and ask fer. a ge! FE 20904 Fishe Montcalm, one ‘ures au aad GODERN WOME LPs termes 3 tute line, FE Sua bus rE “a2 aretcesl, Rees . Eves cupboards. we | 4 
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Francis E, “Bud Tiller aan rom | town movie, 34 _ wel to down Seminole Hills pe. G Eve FE 21317 FE 5-220 = 4 
Realt : oo E RoOMs WITH PRIVATE SLEEPING ae e. as is Ristgnts windows. living room. ‘i ' ! ved space | 
gd ‘only, Refereue Wire PRCATE | ose — a edroom family home if, Te ge gg Ig ots wf 7 — 
}. References. 164 ts | SLEE — : good condit e if Beptic the , 
2 apoom Cp ak Pike. Fymigg ROOMS 1 VER rem parang lang living Only 34 pent B= vg BAC ; rtgage € 
Se a ERURNIBHED | SLEEPINO PORT y a hae oe bedroom on IAM _G_ WHITCOM K TO n Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor F 
tap cues emdes anon Pairgrev FOR WOMEN. r 4 bedrooms. beth REALTOR : 22 W. Lawrence 
7h ot ae IND KEW dhivine ROO E $0522 EAR FOR BETTER HOME Open Street , r 
. As STOVE aND 6 home, for OOM! PRIVATE i beth. full 5 ROOMS AND OV TH IN THE HEART OF sfist or FE one 
only. Call “re Young — +0424. business man, FE land | throughout age G ER 2 ACRES Nice § room al DRAYTON merece H 
© E Ment | Rooms With ed with te tes, | —feesonaie. oe io ACRES ~-| Usree land ar eee. i 
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a ~ Board | 38/ R BY OWNER, 4 RO. M BUNGALOW gil fenced. Lake Orion F “ee 
, TOTS oy Annett Inc frontage 120 f: ; 2 rontage ee 
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aman" 0 | GENTLEVEN CLEAN ROOMS CLRAR RODE } iat neah a eo este. _Fetins Mas Be See 
en Pe oor | ce ee ores, “BRICK TE a [ . aon thy 
NV ' of oy 21008, Deyo. PE 51201, eve. FE ieee TERRACE _ owner Fi ‘wee is of 
REALTY CO., REALTORS g, WORKING COUPLE, PRE +“BU D” --| aie carpeting pat r_wani|  Feepeneibl JOEY esis Realtor 
1 . ate BOARD EAL aera furnace. New ; Thre 
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     Ro A Houses | 
TH “ — 43|} FUNNY BUSINI 
955. REE BEDROOMS — by isebbeenee 
& storms. , : > a 1 
Ol I Ow with $1300 don ‘Only S000. wom Mer Leen 
~ ~ ra PE 34-45 es oes Co 
fie ING HOMES rane “é oe ma ROCERY 4 Pee Housetrailers 55 
good wr take area, Do- : , “= * 
ultras TTA" TGEES BY OU LORD ‘Shay, Invent Dulane Need M Traile 
‘CORT M. IMBEER™ R FIRM Real sat Seki See Sara Pan | 35 Mm ney?} fF 
oa E SPE me eee eat "Sst | S 
, LA $1,500 CIAL ion Lake Ka Sales—Service 
EPS eg ST 39 DAY Smee et a 75.812] |S 
soy Ee | S:| Sx Seer tete oe Grocery & Home wa meng” a ap 
cal tok 1 » | gees Lensdowes. Ufany room wits ty Shape puliting 20500 and 6 wae a aes refinaheing. 11 70 41 FEET. OVER $0 FLOOR 
floored and bas s . Attic ts . Williams Lake. % owt water heater tubs. lot Soxas4 im | situated soem worthy purpose or any other COME SPECIAL ORDERS WEL- 
additional staircase for 2 | \ furnace. 3 . Automa’ munity " fast growin “A ey loans are WE FINANCE. 
down. —. 2 Roekcroft, ent. nice ‘ots. tie . Include: g com.| & your first @ 8, T , 
$5280. $1000 Waterford a, nine ay. ates a roe ; & few minute ey Rd, Actows 
cense res beer and estate, oayment » Uibere From 
«208 . C. LADD 3978 Leen Lake Sheree De. EMBREE eGR - “Qatered 8h“oniy'e0.so, H a al 8 a ar 
po Rey i 3723 Maiden 8t. ; 1508 : GREGG — ILL PAY CASH POR A 
Z foe as v - Maceday Lake. =m 34s Lake Rd Ro om LATE MODEL, 3 ROOM 
i Bar CO-OP : ONE ACRE 2610 Mann R4. Ra. om Bae pH .. aia : i * y Pe z. > _ oan Company ai hy 
‘ 2 Guing rm. sun parler and | St Drayton BUILD : =| ’ US "> | iva RAlsING, omens Metiete) Peat Sige ‘0 : 
stairs rooms with steam . fall as 6 room has RABING eee eturday a ENERAL. wD 
.  ° $6, 50. rage and only heat) 3 car H Elmwood St. Williams . es oe tee oe Si oo. —S ante an ¥. , metal autom wor ae 
. FE + city, Terms ene mile trom the ; Lake Lo ae a a ese sho gt ATS s6aee all Kinds, oan Setel_nutameite Oe new. 
' LAKE ORION can be arranged 4445 ‘Cheeseman St. Drayton we ore tor £19.960 or a | ice CREAM a @) rad + uke new. 
wees. ch dea, Sate S ‘TD an anCERE INI roo soos a se oa ate Sec 2 NEW NOON TRAILER. 
et | SCHRAM | an maem oer ake ee Set ater aeteen | Cocmnity hn freon, ter baat 
| " room howe. FE ete. | 3s8T Preckman. mers Siale Savings Bank Mote . Foatine | and i. BA. ommunity Loan igraiien_ FE Soe on 
t 5 REALTOR Drayton poctte AND BATH” ta > See tery. Our 1954 ex OR! 30 E. Law an Co. “a 2 Py VENTORA HOUSE 
| 4400 Cheeseman venient to oo SIDE yTSn Sete, i add a leases the abov ansion program . Lawrence Fk 2-7 _tratler 4’. 64378. 
at. Walking t ~ | elusive. e eres 13] | tai 78. 
FE 5-509 . Brayton distance aad church. estate S| tarshi private o for ex- Friendly serv ROYA. “ PT 
w 1 3006 Freshen, ae an : : re. private owned distribe- tee cellent a. Ex 
° PROSP “= s-s000 | coe — Fe Sasa ater sp 3 iron, of 7.390 "so" fusleee. anoual” tn ee ee 
| ECTIVE _ Cheeseman, Drayton Wi pt no 4 nme Ey eee mail, Le jg ge > gee , ; Eggi | Iso | S 
BUYERS / @T1 Cheeseman, teas East Bide. 2 lots o Vertising ek other, ad- yy — refinished remen. 
If you are looking Drayton goto DOWN 0 ani . imme Could we ha backing. Factory with company ‘ uron Trailer 400 08. Lot 
| weT"can “help you. Down pay: - 3563 Prankmen, Pa * Sad Nu bee. ve a sandwich, lady?” fivea ‘and experienced man sent 1 FT. MCCOMB HOUSE T 
ments start you. Down $950 Perry lady?! io help ed man r good TRAIL 
as low pay- Drayton DOWN set sent condition 
can as 9000 if 3 |e acre - New ranch: Sale Suburban Goalere, Gives a MEE vE S208 
SEY etal tes WEST SIDE Praskman Dreytce nese DOWN. 3 rane Prop. 45A poe immeciate| income 3 Pr. powriac, Cuil 
ft ees] Seta = Sard ser tae ) \ 8 came 
‘i Franci FE today—den delay. ing room aes. _ 35 Frenkman. Drayton grtee PULL Pics. — The “ SEE For Sale Lots 4“ beginning — oe With ; ie il WN, ' 
Bud” Miller dow. & extrance closet, de- 3600 Freakm Foom. gas heated, « ded- e “All Wom ~ a BL 1 out ing? NEW MOON. DF 
, Realt juxe kitchen with closet, de- an. Drayton Family home. clean Bide For honest poh dcaing Realty” 4 ACRE ing capital advisab dol- condition .2 PF. ~ 
S poIna og boards, tall plenty cup- 3400 R ; ie efficient RE cupgnaive see of le. No nd Park $750. Eekert's’ 
oe ee er, sglored atures Seect ee eee cneduees noe oan pty 5 —eadeolenl LF te ea ort” tt seeded, Wil be, Pontiac Er orsers  |\ne te ee 
9 io,8 p.m. Daily: Bun} tos ed | wails pat pe ™ Rd. Clarkstos a acta acl Exchange! basement chee veauuta |. Begone ts as Cot, Mice -ViEW dualifcations oe Perenal| America's oldest besine a pao ?-———~ 
uy BeOWTYFiEN OVER PaY. eas furnace. Paved 441/ Cheeseman. Drayton es aa “we ba Sesoment wah 9 complete. Pull, —*ee* to Sylvan, Cass and Otter ee experi) Sumer e's oldest and oe 8 clair eg, Rochester. "Inquire 
rE ease, ParY- oe eidewalk. ue 1297 Tull St.. Waterford Twp. — nee fall Resement. | , ase replace. Only $16.000 eis | For Sale Ac _3, the x! phone suunter. tee mente ore pr Hire Theauire-| — py and Rochester, Aw 
basem » "just call FE ow ; . pore ig = — I re omg OMS $1000 buy acreage 47) TE , ee tae : | ent Trailer S 
old. $13,500 Ba e have the Georgeland nsce: siumt with heater| from ha exeteee hom s this 1 LEFT a SER SOU | -.: without furntture ena- v Space 56 
uo ad ‘cab| house wae live mr | ae mtb ones ee or nnam, worm windows | off Green Lake Lane. Suet | sase Y of Pontiac ipiie oe Liquor Bar purpose. “Up to 30 months peed | “eter PATIO. 
ROCM STN” ENDEA WE ae with eee aa doll Drayton v 9600. Most of ; carpet waLn' real endl gg * g7800 | 8. $150 down. 10 etty ea fer miles FM other ligue Band < months to re-| water, \ shoo! 2 am AND 
Ta gS. eersams Settertier [On owe srece wuneee bets bas wall and Wout, bitchen | HAM 3 vefmerm bene, Basetnee Caras Tag poses) Soe tm the thumb Licensed wr bar |zou'eet 20 mon Ii mor 6 ras gr yaiaecs 
co... | elem ag ey 1200 Sandy | eng Seer tie, ease | Spee ye ee a LC food ming Toom but dovsn't | seis hoot sea uto\ Accessories 
; from yard, about heat. Beach. Williams Lake a. is ea 13% acre WEST A steal for 1% blocks to $288 ; DD romoted do much serve | 300 20 $18 8 ~~ 87 
_ yn een aes Bee Pe gi ie wa Sones | ame | Sawin chackeernta grapes | Sie tee tHe EES|— Protec tk na Pe San Sot ets tee nceee” | moet ba ga Re AUTO! 
nd school at Ousgelviie. W seer | Areas, Oy Tae Ineascepes er Goat Lane Ra | a ne rete ct}. per coal on, the weniy; OWNERS 
ees ye sae | LAKE Tavern & Separate Home| fife"tt civ ton agen! ATTEN 
gered otrest. Living rose. PLUS MARY SCREAG jite OmDDinos RD. 4 Sie Gn | custom. built 3 pedroom. oe : ORION a ce | Lone’ é tk aoer — > cea el oa Sal | TENTION; 
NE ining room & room. ho aed AND BUSIN Ee. LOTS. ee. part RD. 4 ROOM COT — 2 car « came’ tee Ce deal only $8,500.00 — cet | exceeding $300 and -— not SPECIAL! 
W BUYERS }-bedrooms he gg = down a LIST SHOULD P DEALS. $5. e100 basement 4 cor | “1 everything jerees. This Coal 6 acres. paved Sices or can't afford to It ts | any remainder « per cent Auto glass sligh ‘ y 
You don’t have to watt to buy = _— THAT OU} ROVE TO| _ 96010 down, Owner ot CASS LAKE 5 ered at cos). “Te ee cae ae asl @ FAST SERVICE | enobelt price blemished a8 
Bs sane © Some ‘built since wes a OUR AREA GETS RESULTS. ‘ WATKINS LAKE wep — — oo near | MAURICE W : S HOU: ialacietaed — | wom AUTO a _ Some 
eh aia en oS Det as ITE. | Sees Re eye nt | er TATE-WIDE OUSEHOLD _ metas 
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coF “Bod” Miler | Ray On ot esas cies Sf Seis |e areas SO aa w rcEBT SEEM oe mp Bey crteae! to | FINANCE — eee oe 
ea , . $2500 | Open 9 ¢ th, Rocheste ank B wba 
postvess as STONE Re eee & Realtor BROS 6 “ne a aoe —— “ts North of ; ACRES - re che _ Prk re seertaretien of Pentio FREE. ee Rt 
3 > ? Pontiac é ; c D \ 
® to 8 p. m. Daily; Sun PE +7103 oan = Open ® to . Large #4 UBURBAN — den land pee ag nga ag ’ = “Brows ‘Piedere! Bidg | tase wee with r4 
vi 2S Real Estate 1648 2 on) wt er oe bonse. bas @ apts Ne“we 62> a month 8. & E3. — at only 61.1 par 9 ar Tl eral 0835 | siese Co hoe ped 
MILL x ~ SYLV AN Si Watertord , ae make ~ pursery. A ie LAKE ESTATES FLOY ° =| Is ge 20 re $50 | ATTENTION 
art Seldom oftered SHORES Cc tee rig) ee Ae vy Secs. | 2 W. D KENT. Real watn tte ahiae kate on We are wrecking On 
We have the ge — as this ~~ desirable nee OLORED | home 31 3 eal for rf . y, Lawscase VU 66000 paper YOU WANT en nao WHEN Quick Fri and trucks. bd — te, 1989) 
able under OI homes avail 8 THE “BIRD’ 5 aaeeee he attic. ee e. Only pms | sench topo | FE 20280 Eve Ju. pEus Soca ono I BUSINESS on. endly Service ode! low mileage used 
perth cide. -betew To ce Built in way | on. this months old CHOICE )_or yun, M OCATION _ red te be ® reer 
| argh omg fm SEE construction and 2 1942. superior | $7980. $2000 down Pull Hurry “to Lots Hd I's ION PLUS - ee ee oaets. 
eis ttc RARELY seoetroctnn, ang teenies eee. | ADA wsiry |The Nauki” ate. Ste Goren «rab ton ono mein, Baxt _sesore “osc wre teas 
West 7) is such « =o Laree re eels ag aan ax REALTY CO fase UAE - 3736 Covert 19 ACRES plenty — tae wu) always be er SCHRAM AUTO PA 
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, i sveeiy roca | ip rea Roses Sent Stare REALTY, ©, | toe eet grew te tems a, | eee Si eood rane, Poy Livingstone | 2 me 
| ° — in wate e roo v | XS . 
ne =o ae fu "basement Theres wand 0G gam weee| Waterford High Area [Foes Beer Homes ee we back of property iron i A A a opiates Be } 
7 ealto way west on 8 mein paved bien | ~ WN Brand - KEE $650 vile $4,960 ated . ae —— = i ot eee Saas oa Sunda 
‘ DOING “inueas 6 ee et 5 ee ee ee ae ft Se vena: aeons home. 20| You cas still HILLS oe “= CLOTHING STORE TEAGUF FINAN | Muffler re end starters ts 
; ewes REALTY STONE et only 950 —— to pei atic = an — hich windows a kite | posi im this amg from 15 20 4 . = business thet w RI IN ANCE co | 79 | ha * gaa ete. 
Sut soatyy SOO ne vas SPECIAL DE Bizstered wae. Nore Soar ton. Sooper plumbing. Briggs | seine. st Euteabet “rhea are PE Fipay Etceitent locas a wll ey 7) ROCHESTER NM —ACTO PARTE 
SPECIAL DELU . heat res, automatic | corhie- Lake porth of about * mile sto ton tor this ty CHESTER } R 
See Rare! OE eae eo bee TE oo | See hee ne ORES CARL W.E =| motos | = Secs) | me MICH. | "tol" exten 
Set bath, hot & cold water —s this vear. Located oth se i noose rE ptt well oe on been. ged BIRD. Realtor ouate. — cleared ged inventory is the Fog ta N avtos $500 } ee keeie "o also oo e 
‘ ran . _. engines 
oe c home at a won ise ven is 4 round trete UTtLiryY | mation on / terms. for. infor rE ean eee : ™ “= pe CONVALESCEN pROvsENOTD -A00Ds weeele ond tek radiators. tires, 
for equity . $2.- Quick posse«sion wonderful price or 4 bedreom + equity on| this and other r- LARGE en ree wee ’ NT a reeens | Cent discount sd ; 
wees oe) eee today Call for an appt. _arm PF S978 ome or small NERBE or ours. houses | pear 5 wcVonaing. EDW. M. STOUT aad HOME j . ~~ OL eT | olezoen, = a. pane 
ev see, EE, ET WARD Ex? 00 OIDDINGS RD, NEAR ERT ¢. DAVIS ae el Realtor Rage peo gp _.,| WHEN YOU NE OPES DAre, §. WHEE 
- _PE 7-0084, Lake Estates. 90080.] REALTOR »ARTRIDGE | rome vd. Large house. 8 Wat, _>-7614 (ELIZABETH LAKE N. Sacinaw ct Pa FE Sates tine. One of the rortheest of Poe | $ NEED Sores rte o to's 
atl -< _ . ac basem: furnace | . = tiful na a —___Open ves 5 1° aree ROL 
NORTH G W. Barca & FE 2-8316| Side = 0 Gnusea | WEST SIDE ~ Droutiful ranch homesite, 2 lots ACRE rancars wea | pocsany of eome in all and 25 $ FE 3-977 ACE oe bellen a 
RP aha CITY .. Open Eve. 7 to 8 —8 810. _ Owner TO) = + mee — at t godin ed — beach way by @ main. perc ob Tim-| 94.980 7 Aaaggy ong oar _— LOUTES n vin 
Piant is this to Fisher Bod: $1300 ; : ROOMS PULL BASEMENT. tea. — and in like-new 2 LMA F' WOO” REA. | As low a ate of Bin a opportunity a your | "Senstere days 
f fall ba 2 bedroom coone DOWN heat jar lg png aot Neelaceoea i‘ car garage - | ———_ oi. +3844 ALTOR ,O8 $1700 with $170 do _| trade for small ne lifeyme Wiul We cam he! | Rebuilt end eueaiien —, 
+ rooms, ofl F payment. In city PE. Low down Teation ecole fetenad La FHA APrKOVED 6 L. & LADD sin - = 1|  R Solone ven can net Lots of prings *. 
Seat infes toeme, frie breeseent | perments, Scr | Se mae rae | fot Nags tee eens | tare game tome ees Pootine Lx. Ra WARD F PAR crstiems You can af to tow wae ceed carts tor’ “We care 
Getatle gall'3: Tayi Se. Sees | as an ta ge ie ig - norms | Woods. OFED rep. | 0008 eee tan FE 20001 OFFICE PARTRIDGE: Teen we swell wonthly ser | mE Oak an. — 
Fe “Oe &. Yevter, i~—_  : s| Same SS. ts lee ee Se ems! HOLMES-BARTRAM | a ieee” SN om” a20n CBRORERS CLEARING ane OAR INT cer | RED-ARMOW TOW BAR” PITy AM 
LAWRENCE | a ig henge oe 4992 Dixie 7 0 ACRES CES IN PR NG HOUSE | ay -wereeg | — cat. S30. 3188 AR. PITs AN 
w. Noor and bath oR? High ES IN PRINCIP Harbo Park Cir 
pag Rape ig GA feat aera KE a Stans ys Norm gf Waerons Sy mu | COAST-TO-COAST = ae. Sere 
toss fy Sens RD| =f" NuEDY | Bac RT ttanct "inst World's Laraest) ™ "a aa 
lot . ve peed [to a Co-operative Real Estate i no. wa aaron = peor terms ot PONTI AC. Ries L onmaal ‘ oO W. ke S Laraest ne pLasbig kas co | CRANKSHAFT ORINDINO _58 
terms ls only eH 8 eens” We x - ee 3946 Pontiac Cc. LADD w nore” be esse NUSSELT Aw a Fe 737 Baldwin EALTY CO. Gon Svein PE are | Ph mag lem Wide ear evitadere rebered ) TB 
thooe i ry payment. Tre: | PIONEER i" ans Dente Boy ___O, 20 ay esl WEST SIDE at pe + se xe | nnn oe Sate a SILENT MONEY MA | Mort inwest = 
Blair OR 3-1708 In this AIGBLANDe 4% RM. 1° STOR OR_}-236 BRICK BUNO . 2 BEAUTIFUL a . ' FoR 48 ret vending KERS Eilon? | PO padi mw. al Loans 54 tiac clutch 
Pl SN ened a sclusive location te 8 2) i'S, fousoo RY RANCH TYPE) ving room oy Ee (aoe Lake Subdivision, OR 34077, | barn. Oh | OR EXCHANOE | 90 SoNOCO STA ne sevens PE} CLOW _IN aonernnw | Garage, 38. cs, posalble. Other 
€ room strictiy modern bungalow | Face. D8 ye A en aa Hing. Toor, atractve, biehen "om sant | Fare alse “Gon “crea. “1g room ane ae creat Gant cms toe aepntns bOPENG E re stim 
ae oe pan gg ey ead screens ely kitchen F Duiag rece tien room and ebayer gone recrea- IDE of Ponti barns Within 10 room Te nt Orchard I ¢. $2500 in- lv dwelt s or single F B 5 - 
cm Cem and —) — and lake | — = ae eneeai aaa arive. landscaped of] heat. paved L Meee Dee oa oe ake Road and, Should Hoel Marteaee caaeene REE ESTIi 
Price only a tad ta is en Lake The fut + ged attached garage 6 mi. ana | Sareeas. lake pee eterms snd dw ® Soa —— r O'Dell, Li | HoG “a ee MAK MATE 
Sonne cach to | WEST ee ee #1300 down. fim cee HOMESITES TOs atten yr . SHELL OIL CO. | Pao ek BRAID. Weer PLAN 
, SIDS FO coe = om . KINDS A ne sew ; tine State > MC : 
K.LT English Colontal 1. GOLA “7 . ll igdle T P FROM © modern 2 | _ Phone FE $-s406 Bank Bid MOTOR 
i em spacious 8 roo - DD _& Son. 6 W W. Dinn lease Good jor bev unit fo L or F dg whe SAL 
4 Wm me Pepe freplece, sod closets aroom, natural <8 Piste Wvy. = OR BE J. R. HILTZ MACEDAY GARDENS eee | tod Jouve, a. "at Cormmota | FOF Sale segadie. © «gn TEES Pair Theat ms 
Bort Sa eine Peer Gut Lane RE “novel. Bulatne ol _ faa’ * 
HOME. $1800 se Coun, egpcaiment an Lake +4 148% go lots" offered level Building” iF polly ee Represent aman oF essen 55 | -PEcian ot weet _Pae at 
side. FE 3-0002. DOWN. COLORED . : FE 54 Saginaw St terms ed at $650 with mired oe e arm | nee ee aise aad lor a- weet Tune up $05 M ‘OB sia. 
NR = ” 3 Fd Brand new homes. soe ) ROOMS LAKE -J $-5435 <= . . | on acres with ov Sara | 0 act a ~ anid eve-| The sn ro EQUIPME a alldg and Berard rebuilding, 
R. ST. MIKE S ha woe oe oe eee | | sd SUCHY | RALTY ont ELWOOD FARMS room fromage Excellent mie SS To ire ee for Wis ares. furn { r hiome store fu wpe in srlamps * goasie on 
sirent, Has living rm. fining tm ” WHY NOT B te cod chicken bouse, J moder cot © FER CENT OF? aie VERE: | lighta. "pain, ee Eg Ne 
; Kitchen. parlor and part rm. Russell Y B Pidbagchom UILD? ; nee) ee tor $00 and 90 por FE QM led ses. line 9 gfcetings bot | _ W 
Sue Mk back’ Gas went Pull oung ST BUYS a a a ae Gens, WILLIAMS LAK mies aoe. ae sd. Localed Sale Land Contr aur unk Ga equipment, “ar on cae Ueod Ca 
er, 3 car garage. Ont water beat-| #12 W eer ‘ 2x eel Me ny starter = GARI : -AKE be ll ee $55,000 omer se , ats 52 springs So seat lena irs 59 
ONLY aa ee FE 44525 TOD aye LTY co decsiy eke JEN cauipment installed and brake Don’t Give I ~ 
Cony 8 $6500 |* neces, oom NY pocal att AY For Sale Lak wS°asaes | {ation Prom 6580 up wife easy C. Wood A ay fF TRAIL ae of! for Jour ear t Away 
: rm. hom e, OR 3-504 AND AERO, e s p with . . 20 per basement ‘ a Z AN your car price 
— 2 a ee eee ELI Lake Property 44 stl Co cent discount. 6 8 NGE A ig A ncn g 
rm. Mom AB gym rm PROSPE : ZABETH LAK BY Soe | Corner of Wi z Open Eve Telecraph ® to pa y. we're *. 
kite = CT A OWNER | liems Lk ! : ves. and 4. )_ pay. ready 
Se BUYERS pp oo) I a F. C. Wood Co BE Sas os wr m| gRAY O'NEIL, Realtor, | rates Sat pm. |asa a sugmew wt” one 
ree ie — | 
Romeo (Nag eens otk | we can ae div apartments, 15 = 25 Wiliams Lake Rd ‘ONE . ete aoa ae wee P| Sith Bunk ‘be ENERAL west-| TH ee Tc 
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2 bedroom don't 4 Fe qualify LO Notas | 30 FEET ON LA ter 5 p.r “Call FE 3-729 R plus other outbid nt barn cent. MA 5-4 il} discount 25 LIKE NEW a Day 4540 mile, 
1M ft | ae homes, 15x delay. = W COST LI TINY vate High, dry. Ay LAKE — 7283 af- | wane location ar Pes cor- SEASONED ~ Li aad ft Contt CLEAN AS A PIN 27 H. J. VA : pe Hvy. 
184 fh. Jota excellent location. Francis FE. “Bud” Mill pon Sager Bn Prk: NG room ‘cottas Semi permanent 4 OTS OF Lore With iL. rubdivided. “Call fer” onus. St] Sete ED LAND CONTRACT | fice mtinental, Own-r wil eo \ WELT 
ee walls, AC oil siding, pias- R er decorated, 5 north west $11,500. 1% mil and U Union Lak AKE formation Call for furthet in-| 38103. da unt $1300. EM | ELMA ELWOO S 1388 
oe 0.000 Gove d Nest shy?Iow | - DOING Realtor rooms, party moders. Peter “satowits eiustin Mich pe ae middie! 6 in = days tii 3:30 \-OxEo WOOD. REALTOR gor tp M&M Motor Sales” 
. As STONE 450 be Ay and bus 13. . Pontiac Trai) co. o YD K —— : oney to L j XFOR : pees aa 2677 dollar on te es 
ows REALTY 62.680 with $1 260 dows ; Walled Lake | 24 ENT, Re (Stat oan = 53 D TRAILE 71 Dixie Hwy. OR 
John K. Irwi lie Fo mts | Modern Lakef LITTLE FARMS W Lawrence PE bios ator | mites terete . tb TRAILER | "Top iy Si 
. irwiln ROYA 20283 | 8 RMS.—O On akefront Home Beoutiful ene acre Consumers Power CASH nnn | There isn't roo | _ AVER or Your Car 
REALTOR $1,000 L OAK BARGAIN $1,250 R 2 FAMILY Soutei tone mak wen a Oa “tees tema Pg a Me Get 2 PROMPTLY clone Me oo Bere ty en yee tee. J 
Phong PE 34001 Ev 1.000 down, Hew mote ea i pie gor rage. Elect brick wih a Seer) por; lon excellent soil, | OXFORD AREA FARM Got © cach leay, of 008 te the sturdy good Seed features 0 re a sies 
2-4031 Street bungalow r 6 ‘ase Lake wth close ctrically. heated dn a@ $s living. +160 ac DA F loan “we Phone $500 have to ing Stew 4).’ - 
Eve, FE? Log! Owner: of] heat, terrific 4 rooms down pol ips ace lake ent. Recreation . Pull L. H. BROW s15_ mo. Te farm with ARM © single first for a ciats see them to arts. 1-’50 
| ae f has seduced prie Tg A pce An Bigs me room at | 1362 W. WN, Realt Pg lg my You" Se ae Skylire, 28 foot overe 
N wow | = basement for. | bane winder pt ROTTS | ann, wri EEE TEE tor | Ext soca eer Far" me he (aay SoSbory | wee themaver, The MOTOR tian 
Elizaceth iN ee of the 1 throughout ALL FOR c and stok . business 33 y. There ‘ 
= CW win Lake Estates ¢ rooms} WARD od ie aa ea aon LL WITW SEWER AND WATE Give coupiry home? m er bet! =~ PROVIDEN Lancenbonty | ris new 3 foot General tank omen ee 
. Bung l tig 2a a oa See arene es ee on alerway to Case Lane ‘8 cr | UMIRAGER REAL ig Po pale LOAN | Thattthtees at afoot Shute | 00 CARS rs 
a : T, Real Some wit carport, 3 bet pono ig Nye ga By ait? So wide 978. aw for, 1195; | Ss ESTATE __ 7 W. Lew of Detroit, fas “bow oh beat tiiowstons | BAGLE 
OW; Co-operative R , aitor yoom ear-port. 2 appreciate? Ley and ints in- Ponti or $595. | «40 ACRES OA 8-3 voaee Tontiac and you can t Here is « Y AUT 
222 8. ea. Estate s & de bed- L. £26.500 wate ac with * RM  8-3122 — PE 20240 comfort aul with Top dollar OP. 
$395 DO S — Frvous| 3nd en. Colored bath, | S84 Pontiac’ . LADD a pan Bradway Co sewer) Savilip SOR3, , ag ig 2 GET CASH : * oer cent. bank “ae cars, Pree ‘pi Aiegh 
WN REISZ REAL ESTATE lav. in ® stool 3944 wy _Detroit. Ww Majestic _tonville S0R3 Realty, Or- VQUIC I i Ag : and 
2 and 3 bedroom hom ISZ R ES Ba lle Berry Fi Pete Bey OR gs | MOS an ee Bide. | WEEKLY Wi KLY | fete, eneee ain as | 72 St. Pe 32546 70 
woe certen beet. Pont.sc Moto. STA tot. larce 60 foot | FINE 1 e* Cans Lak Om SE | racy torm in cn PAVETERE uated NEWSPAPER U + “arts & 4 op | TOP $88 FOR or 
location Bung. G1. Nest BUTL rc Lake Rd terms P AVEMENT job (TAB- p 'O . Mile Acce iso: _ ANY SHA 
complete ca the oz LeBaron ‘Schoo OL > $1500 DO con pet Dine te7es on Wai- _00'W aren!" Dimnae & Son aon hank campuses. Oumar a we to rene Bouts ot Lene Orion M waren aghmeam Are be 
en fmescbem “ttt, Ra Berea Sehew 0. 1 Lovely 3 WN? Seovamedk ‘terms. tee "mhorms MARSHAL! | ries nity. uncpposed. Center of) Siowtes La sft? Brine your xerat as | WANTED (90 OR 31 CAR MUST 
bus and take hd. | on cen? stairway ‘> Off Joslyn = tion Call rms. For  T Gamea Pek aera coe e for quick sale ved, sac-| minutes Is closed +4 a ee . 
fee school | at. Fred's” attie galo 10 FHA DENNIS 0” - two dxt nen or| (ake Sr . The Wal pom nn pa = 0 rete good cond 
se rer gee toy eae See feta wae Si Eat? Elcomon searerare| fate ope tieee foe | ea Eee Se ey 332"! Ponti gist” + Stneer cows 
F.C.W + Brick wer. $2960. down, peting. ce eee car ~ Vacant Lak — wae both, University | 12, ACR "hice : ontiac —8t,_90 dears D cusrom 3 
Oxy, Wiiam Co tra Tor parece else. Terme | Tet ‘auto. hot ‘water, Kool- On Whipp Frontage | ats0 ‘SOME WEAR waLTOw ig, Sco F Saray Bowes LAND F 2 _deslers. FE 3016, _ 
Vite * Lake Ra Sean. pengaiow. Modern bedrm semi awnines flower boxe< \ ‘eft Vhipple Lake WI? ie awit en WALTON wax won ae" C ' for Sale Used Cars 61 
: = 37-6008 per N : ; at. Dow A “LEVE , h ; “ 
EW BRICK HO} _ Joseoh F Rois ae — 5 oP cana, foe “yang from Pontise ow com SM. BREWER farm, 3 owes , LAND, DAIRY Loan Co ief BUICK ial 
3 a . room z with : ie . $2960. | >- ; ° R . priced i . 
ute trom Coy man to EPO Sz| teen": “nets | 88 wate, LADD P MATPRPRONT Tora" mice |! nae es FE 2-92 » MORILE HOMES | | ea 
a me § acre | oe me Eve. MI esse] © garage ™ with stanchions, Zohn Ls OTe oaly PE Sa) TS TRICE | Suche Realty a th A Bn ia Se tot | ae 
with ahnd bath partietiy| modern home ee eo mm. . FP  eee re wna” , 308 PONTIAT ETATY SANK row ¢ we SOIR o 
large —— base. Union Privileges SF a ecres Eg Sale Suburban Broker re reer Auburn Sa . or $25 to Js BBs} gecenditience” ales fut 6 £ 
oe ea | Same oe ih to roan Prop. 48a) STR EM rcon Sale Business Property _40| cmt het | cre OCR 
sans lake $26,. Walled payment. le 5 AC aan FOR ARRARARAAR RA RRA “Huron st FE 3-711 tH . | _Lake . 
py kg Flere : This Am RES- ~ 9 acnus Wen SALE BY OWNER, ~~ a1 Hutchinson's Trai {i tia eae 
: ir on | ue wa a¥k KK $500 DOWN reer oo colonial home has ment Big, ROOM BASE- property Fe $e or FE S08 = Dixte la ae a Sales | New git, SUPER * 
i Or t ONLY 81.500 IU Re : - 7S ee teh Nee hoes f seas as 3 waste fram- 7 new Lassie ~~ d. It now R al ace to.0mn Terme city COMMERCIAL 1. Also me... | Oh vio” Plains | Patel reason ‘or selling 
i : + 2 Bowe dosec : ees Se Pee mow with . fireplace Warr, new new L . NOTT hi ) FT ON PAVEMNT ALL OR Roy & Wood det 0. 4 DR" 3 
wee, Dinstered | son atin donc paragee | pt Enea ee nit vor gereges preoarets fate" MEALTY | part toqure 5H ae kek aD delune acellent onions pried 
and tho to -— & and vookease: oa in for addition — . Joss than Me ten ainteerceeel . Ew AND MODERNIZED Pk oo CORTERTIBLE 
plastered on . sdinies aan a tahengmrwern renee . rent . Same PUL- 
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For Sale Used Cars 61 ~~ Sale Used Cars 61) For Sale Used Cars 61/CARNIVAL - _ by Dick Turner For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61} For Sale Used Cars % 
, o ae | THE VALUES la ; 4 % Pinata Hg aap ‘ ‘ ) * beer , é . ‘ 
Bright |... | Harold -=»_ 7 : 87 eke 4? RIEMENSCENEIDER’s “= | . ; 
Spot tia cle Turner | IF DOWN. OWENSS _ |e FORD 3 door ....... s 4 
“ | 19) PLYMOUTH 3 door ... § 97 | E | Here are but C1} 191 popow sodas ....... #008 SA | Ss 
few of the 100) ## rowmc s wor .... + a F qd IS Used Car fine cars wen Or Spring Cleanup - ¢ 148 KAISER sedan 6 t ; : al 
have on _ clis-| tt PeTmowrm ssa .... 9 on Of I ° 1942 FORD Corr ist FORD 3 door som "F th Be t ¥ 1949 FORD . 
play. F OT (| 105: vopax 2 door ....... 8 or ine stn}, Compare te miner 1953 Ford Sedan Custom 
: 147 DODOB sedan ....... i large selection panama — Wheels and 1946 CHEVE. ste et at low prices , Our 199 CHEVE. 1953 Ford Tudor Custom ,| 40 Others To Select From Deals ” 190 PLYMOUTH 8, Radio & Heater 
come to— Eze Rime tect. ooed Prices! 1546 PONTIAC , 1953 Chev. Tudor, Radio | °5] STUDEBAKER F ® H 19448 PONTIAC & Heat ; 
Jerome's #1 Sete +m caer nadie eee sien, at Priced to sell from $40 to| 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon, ang505 | B ; h t Riemenschneider Bros. — i? Pontiac we. . nation Pe sane MICHIGAN’S luxe Chieftain radio and . 
Tl DODGE- Beater. . 1953 Pontiac Catalina, FINEST 
el pryour | DO YOU (| | COMMUNITY | ttc‘ettener’ | pr Spot | 232 S. Saginaw St. NEED 1951 Buick Motor Sales Inc 1951 Buick Sedan, Special, 
, Phone FE 2.9131 / opt » She ‘paint, Deeler ond beoweitul ; oe $3 Olds. 88 Holiday Cp. {| wwite-soteit CASH? te $895 Buick-Pontiac. 1952 i rare homes , 
53 Cadillac 62 Sed. (Sera, private ° ee 7 olds sc - ote EL cA PONG “I do wish that some time one of my employes would 1953 Pontiac seal a - 1952 Ford Sedan, Radio NO 
POE SE Lonvertile | i me ne ee ae leave without giving notice!” ___|"aiedale eg tirtremaie “| gig N. Main Street & Heater | 53 Chey. Convertible irenings nd week cody 4 . “ROCHESTER a ene Soper, MON B . e' Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 ‘ y i : ! '53 Cadillac 62 Coupe aoe peu FE See Oe ~ 1952 Buick Phone OLive 2-9311 VK 
DeVille never aeons! DOC YOU Pe A ? , 1951 M Sedan, | 
ee: wIGAN’ NEED A _| Good Cars | PONTIAC wees Sa MOE ROMMEL STOWE | Mercomatic, Radio DOWN! - $3 Chev. 210 tudor MICHIGAN'S 952 C sira"Grien Fe ame”) = & Heater oF FINEST To Suit RETAIL, | mms iad abel ' | Our plan is ethical, Honest *53 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr. ei S's USED O oul 10 tee 005 , 50 HUDSON 1951 Ford Victoria, — and true. 
"52 Cadillac 62 Sed, a | CAR? Any STORE, : Min Gaia ates ERE) cater’? |__ 1950 STUDEBAKER ; 8 Goor sedan Radio and heat H 1952 Oldsmobile escellont tires, poe ime. me tate, Soper BS t/a: "West Site Used tars B d t dee, ste al bailey Aa al MICHIGAN’S 1951 Ford Tudor, crerdrve, radi healer ‘ 
"52 Olds. Custom 98 sed. | #2_W__Huron FE +2109 uage GOODWILL “$1,895 FINEST Fordomatic, $3474 Month 
'52 Olds. 98 Holida Sori aNnivERGAR? Barge LONneR oF Radio & Heater nee Malitey etone Vib teereen, Bowe “41 Buick Sedanette | USED CARS . = Se ee one ar moar | 1951 Packard Sedan, Keller Koch ’52 Stude. Starlite Cpe. 1963 Plymouth Cranbrook 00 00 $95 “NOT A NAME. BUT A POLICY” We Have Many plete with al) accessories. | Ultramatic, Radio CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
*S2 Pont. Convertible isa Desato W'8 Forder” - _ DO YOU '48 Dodge Sedan Dollar for Dollar LOW PRICE ae EE Mg Rly 8 ene “ene'Tinceia eae ; hee) ae ccce s+ OOM. 195 , , ransportation Specials | owner, Bargain. FE 3-7542. SIN 
oe Daeza EEHED #3) NEEDA Now ar beat the PRICE) mgs -g00) |Meat nor sam | 1951 Nosh Staraman, "52 Chev. Del 2 1953 Willys Hardtop .. *) 8.00 ’47 Packard 2 dr. | ; , | All Start and Run Good CLARKSTON SALES , 10 wLLYs ws 
Deluxe 2 de. 198] DeSoto Custom Perdcr.. 260.09 | USED $95 one lot. ste QUALITY| ¢ Corser Py mOU a & Heater eater wean mow a) . , 1 00 . that cor $s} . am. — nm. i “-s $2 Stude. Sedan ss toe ceases © eae 46 Oda. Selanatte oun Call Us Any Time! Economy ¢ 1950 arti Neel “aS ee, ‘ 
, m. ; t 4 $2 Mercury Sed. sess Figen” sorrel .. 170.00 TRUCK? $195 a -goopwn 1 vsxp cane 8 am. to 10 p.m, wy gutte. the mew Cars a : eater ey a é 
51 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr. wast Buick @p. Dix. Pordor  11h00 '$9 Ford 2 dr. V-8 model with 2 tone green “, MOST RELIABLE DEALER” | ‘83 L 31-80 Buick 1950 Pontiac, Tudor, § 
_ Ii! Portus tramnscce $295 cna botetele fae "BUICK. BOB” |= Hi Bt caevieior® Radio & Heater DUMP 4 ’51 Buick Super Riviera Cl Cpe... 190 00 : e NTY OTHERS bad we 1950 F d. Tud C 1947 Dodg 2% Ton é 
‘$1 Buick Sedart72R | wa $2 on ex aie eS | os RT ee _ OLIVER ee FER AWD)” Radio & Heater 900/20 Tires | 1951 Plymouth Cambridge hivisen' with radia Of bydramati ne condition ; 
4-door ls $0.00 | RICN MOTOR SALES ‘ ‘ 
, 1981 Plymouth Savoy , Ta af Rg > laa perfect Mn et weet echo tt -2 MY ¥361) | 1950 Chev.. Tud On! : $1 Chev. Deluxe Sed. ee Soon 1350 | 48 Chevrolet Coupe |? ee 210 Orchard Lake Ave. ee al chew ar y $295 
a Defote Custam Forder | $295 | oo & ‘$1 Pont. Chieftain 8, 2 dr, | Ise Pivmowh Du Cl coe lunes | 7 wos VAR HED aR” | (Corner of Williams St.)| sseesiine"abeet santas | LARRY '51 Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed.| im Descte,cunem rorsor BS! NIE FIT) A ot nn ty Se ee Ss a RN MOTOR | Rode a ileatee” JEROME 
nti i Firm Ph Dis. crc ae NEW ‘40 Ford 2 door ne obitgation gang sar weeirede. PE ToawN Eat aoe Pike 1949 Pontiac, Tudor Rochester Ford Dealer ‘ P ——- : . ar , PH OL 1-971 
Olde. Custom Sed | EE Ece -- " en MIKE ‘52 Radio & Heater |" 3600 rlack fo 08 * "50 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr? C AR? ‘40 Chevrolet 2 door Wo have several ofthese ere are two great buys: ae as Leet | i FORD 
49 Chev. Deluxe Sed : $65 ey Sane ae lad ons] ee Be Statens se Radio & Heater . i ev. uxe Sed. ‘ - . . running condition. $116. ; 49 Pont. 8 : srom eats 130 More». “QOODWILL USED. CAR” MIKES S RUTO SA SALES NASH 1949 ida Station _'H4_plates ; 
Set 30 Years Pair Dealing New Car Tradeins | 0 win Niprteess tiock Soom. POM Oauland Ave _ Economy Cars : "49 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr. case ats Pike Bt Feeney | Bak crane” OM PS an SPECIAL | Ambassador |! <ts¥, Tudor. $ Scvvate? mckup'” "Ste 49 Ford Convertible iS CMT ROUET te FUDOR. DO YOU , “ a poe <cnAs Radio & Heater ‘St GMC pickup, share, radio 
4 Olds. 9 \Convertbile | Sorrenny aeiini cee ‘ MICHIGAN'S 1 Gleam 3, door model. light ECR OUR Fale Bouiped IMB Studebaker Land | POOR BES, SOR, Ceaee. , signals. white sidewall tires. two- FINEST mete naves 4 VERDRIVE Cruiser, Radi sion. . 
"49 Hudson Sedan soe shes Bir All day Satur NEED A jee mo raven tes | i le oS yrs $395 j gam Reo Vesroee 7 & Heater — Nae ; 
y_and cab, make . : 
48 Pont. 8, 2 dr. CHEVROLBY. SEE TRE UR | ee | 20LD VALUE LLOYD'S AUTO SALES 1948 Packard Sedan _itt_sppeintment : a 24710 CROSLEY. 1048 raver 7°. 1948 MR. eS, 112 S SAGINAW “AND (0 CHRY aS, Og Taree : 
"48 Chev. Club Coupe EW 10% CHEVROLET DELUXE | oe ini STATIONWAOOR, tevresityes a i FF 4-212 1946 Chev. Sedan, | _Sm°S Fira eamps.” 2000 Baldwin, : Ld a ie: oe RAND cond 7 Bess: . ue 
"47 Chevrolet Sedan ner. 1.00 gv woodwe "Sirk TRUGK? re > ee fw 165" -FORD — sg gt FR RADIO AND Your Na Nash Dealer mamas Exentee ; - = orl _s eee nevi weute cai, trodes Pe bee. aie 63 W LAWRENCE AT Cass | 7 pias 
46 Pont, Deluxe 2 dr. i sol Saee al, tite, 4300000 PONTIAC Se Packard. 2 di RAW. p08 | ‘ieee, recto and heater turn age veal gs . eg es : Ley tn 52 - te to put down. 1 tan deliver you | *G Prchara ar: °0:2:0- Sub | car'couid be A ot ot Gepetanle | and try out the Car “A i= i new 1964. Ford, y } miles. First $100. [ ~ : = . = 
CHOOSE sree! RETAIL spt arent te Ye ne gar SEPA om | JOU hoe OWENS ; new tires, atic Sharp ' 
YOUR FORD DO YOU | Wwe have 47 through ’51| STORE __ | “sob b” Boles Auto Sales i eae ae ; 
OWN TERMS Hatsons, Come ont et) Nactory Branch [So Fe ee | On sane itt Bie ey (> Y Spring > for a néw or used Hud- actory Bran qe OR 30300. oTT Dente Rwy. _| 
thru NEED son. 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill “SO » | ia, ne “at onde converting, Housecleaning _ - 7 FACTORY CASH? Your Hudson Dealer Phone FE 3-7117 O D vg allies 1 | we ans et - 
redit Union r . ACOBSON' S F R fresh group ef pine = yh A Finance Co. OFFICIALS J FORD ‘$2. CUSTOM. RADIO, : pect to take im shortly and it 
ables CARS cme ie ee | LOOK | einer | See | Economy Cars GRCELLENT MECHANICAL: 147 5 Saginaw St. fucks if ay of'yeu Mve ef 
M CONVERTIBLES ; Phone FE 5-4101 time to, trade. 
LARRY 12, Peek," Merry, “00 Peed ae CLEAN MERE, ARE A EW of cur Spring OLDS-CADILLAC - See Our "ag Buick, "4s Pontiog, | . - Clean t 
ond epee we en| JEROME a zete omit Meme.) POCCIAL! | KIMBALL | | ERR Et en al mee Rereari tee | Rochester Ford Deal ins 0.0.¢ SURBURBEN 6 A0- = img PLYMOUTH 4 DR, napao.| ake ery etert wo o's hy ochester ot pam aler Display Ad aa coe . ' Your Nash Dealer [ eee: sieee ee eat 
CABIELAC COUPE | isto NYLON | “ror MORE THAN 30 ‘yeans a “47 with Dearborn biede covers. excellent shape, GOOD PLACE TO BUT Pe cates. . oR "49 Ford % Ton Stake vate party co denier, MI ¢4731. on Page 28) ~ 2 E DESOTO a ° 6s Ww. LAWRENCE. ot CASS ° i euemt New Paint Job 
CRSICTAG 1585. alt B den' -Deick | i001 CHEVROLET. 5 TOM PANEL. Radin’ hector walle Coll ties. Economy Cars This Ad Is True FT: SR" take across tom New Tires Ideal for i é —g SE SF Tisee jue a ee, Pe vee tase Pining Tone et S l | |s 1 Plymouth, clean .......++ $1195 ° ee . 52 Ford F-6 
108 OmE SRATER. | Sit CHRVIE-CLTS_COUFEET: AUBURN MOTOR > pecla H efae me ties] 1951 OLDSMOBILE | °Gbin. re coms ROR 2 Ton Dump 
Wetire clean 618 Seok Lake Rd. dio. heater new tires. 875 Scott . SALES A THE OTHER M. bed tle Mla condition, ps Ppegiac _'33. 8 4 DR DELUXE. | . ’ 
RADIO-A Lake Rd Mact_Sivé._ end Pus To 8 IT EVERYONE. FINANCE pa adbiong exodptionall ca —— 14h Pioneer after + | SO Ford F-6 : 
a Harold 1. ent tue eee low This Ad Is True 2 Auburn Fe +3131 radio. heater and Bintan. ima PONTIAC. HYDRAMATIC =| 2 Ton Dump : outh peo MOTOR SALES . Perfect mechanical condi- | * 
eee ee mg — Be hen wh shee et ue ae “a LATE MODEL na $470 Down vee fae sk tare te ‘SL eee % Ton £ k ‘ CHRYSLER \@ WINDSOR «POOR, sound, escellont lires ; VERY LIBERAL TERMS -" ; Pickup oa eiige. A Fotoinale LOO urner Automatic transmiseion, and [ao p_. A oo feal equipment SALE 2: ee a ore | 47 Int patet Tt: 
. . "SLARKSTON SALES side with excellent seat covers. ‘ond reg EO eauipped nternational & 
ae Ho‘ money Sown a Keller-Koch argc 100, mse 2 Tos Dump : 51 CHEVROLET 1953 Buick Rivieras CHRYSLER-Pi DEALER | FONTIAG ‘Si_ ALL ACCESSORIES. , 
Saber cand beeusitl tight | 1952 Buick Rivieras Woetward ot 1p ie Rd.” | Goad condiuen FE tues ater = 'S0 Ford 94 Ton’ A —_—o = OT 1951 Buick Rivieras Utility~ ? 
$695 WA 1953 Pontiac Chieftain ae eh eae a Gee 47 Ford Vanette ; 
s THIS | Pordomatic’ Sis down, Cal) Das| Woodward t 13% Mie Rey deluxe 4-doors . MICHIGAN’S ‘ Berry, FE 6-4i0h. : tee: ° FORD CONVER 1952 Pontiac Chieftain FINEST nylon top, fylly leader white | deluxe 2-doors Every Truck on the s w y Ra, Epa : é soy mc eg This Ad Is True 464 Heigh' . FORD "CUSTOM 6 BOOK 1953 Pontiac ‘Catalina ce es , 
PE | 1951 CONVERTIBLE “O.K” fo, heater 1952 Chevrolet Bel-Air tnd heater. A san “A-1” Buy 4 
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Sale Household Goods | “ODEST MAIDENS By Jay Algn| For Sale Miscellaneous 72| For   . 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 79 For Sele Poultry 96 wee 
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Alene ere : | LIONEL & AMERICAN | ee Pe tile | SHREDDED re aah Bogie Lake Ra, 
PLUMBING | IX URES! #00 meas , - 
rim . Hake sels compart tink. — _ Salle Farm Produce 87 
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' : interest from owner, PE fe S38 pestea, ounaey Quckmere Paras, 1900 Stiverdell 
3 ‘ : range, 
eK <7 g gO CuiPPEWA SEED POTATORS. S 
| ‘SPECIALS |? gga EAE ae a aaa Ear neat 
: ; TRUCK GOING PART Ly, Rd. Farbor * chs ausabo SEED AND EATING 
2] ° +4 ” : '$-0008. 1 S-seT4 “TU De Kichea . * = . 3 ry. FE x 
| $0 Ford 1, ton picku for | =a BIVERS PUMPS | Eek as 3S alk) sot sgeehoas Pe app | Hats St Bolt — = 
ord 14 ton. pickup . are 7 eld pump on 8 new ER UOWERS AnD = or PE 1: - 
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: $195 oe PAID Rds ta gh Sind wit * nayers jet, a90.28 in ae Modets drastically re- seer asi? . SAND AND Sale Farm Equipment 88 
: : Angeles Diego, Prisco; Sst —_ mont, once Gree. _ §. Mille Gardea & Lawn 8OiL ROAD ORAVEL. AND |" 
. other 5 Gryer $130. origi ’ “ ‘Mec 
~ 149 Chev. Sed, Delivery etter zt yo sow. OTN goed condition af OTE, sal’ prt Beuigment. 1902 9, Woodward | _fil Bulléosing. 7S +4900. _ ANOTHER SPECIAL! 
-- : . ‘0 wringer| ham, Ph. Midwest 4.6000. See Topsoil & Gravel New Case tragtor with | tm 
: $295 U st. Pe enn — now ae ase Mkt ede he ~now a full 50 belt 
: ~__ PE 45139 or FE 20073 | DEEP PREETE UPRIGHT, ONE A I BF I ba gee pi Poh tee So with 
i ef 1 Ss rm America's best makes, Freeser Row $90.50. ebte “ Washed send and . FSi PTO. 
$ 46 Dodge 14 ton pane waps and food § tor 3 years, | ) auto. gas water hesters, | Fig 4-1108 or PE 4-61 Bpecial 
, meat, oi water beste +t __.’_ 2. 3004 Auburn at 7 1 Se or ae trucking. ‘Lake | YOUR AUTHORIZED 1 CasB 
"47 Ford 4 ton panel e Se oe ' DINETTE TABLE AND «4 CHAIRS. “e --  ae 28811 with storm: sesh, ge _& , OR , . AND SERVICE 
‘ or_swap, 17 tint SScbanew “a — blond birch excellent condition. several smaller windows. WASH SAND AND ORA ‘It Costs Less to Farm with Case” 
$95 EaCHaNOE YOOR LAN _MA 5-651 after 6 p.m. jembe. otc, Cheap. 235 Greherd . and ° ; ~ me_ Chive vert 
you Rave DUPLEX BED, COMPLETE oT . an tee_ ave. wer ee ee | eee OARDEN TRACTORS 
, Sed. Deli erty) for’ lake "model car & wr slip coves & lounge pillows, Sy/- MASON SHOES | Samp “REFRIG“ STOVES, FUR 1 OR 3 YDS. MA-| MM. E ROTARY 
- °$1 Chev. Sed. Delivery | "5. 31388. _—«|”_van Lake. 2335 Fe penne Races. il burners, ~-4 5 yy F-* 
: $595 EQuirY in six ELECTRIC RANOGR 1 a Warne Heating Air >| oe eae cos - | EVANS EQU'®. +07 uWY. 
3 go Ie, Sy Ne | PRI Dae acy wok ESRERY PREC WKWER| git Scere tare | Wood, Coal oo toes a 
52 Ch i 1 _trailer_and cash. PES@s78. _ __| value, $100 scratched in| : = ere MOTORS, s & Wood, Coal @ Fuel 80 BUY RIGHT! 
ev. %4 ton panel | for SALE OR TRADE. s200| {ransit. ent, 393 | ‘ erhead Garage Door Glecteis ‘end ges rengee oh Wee “r~ | Trade in your 
$795 equity i 2 late eet ane weter | ELEC we eS CHES Standard sizes available im Pe iy Le ese | Tlavamousr or wbel have yoo end 
Seo Sages, Rs oi | Pare canes, oer at Se masa S| pea ase TS SS re | ne eee ee et Be 
’ r, ; team of horses and harness, oF _hall Tuinper. PE 28238 after 6 oo tT DO YOUR We he and used 
$2 Chev. 1 ton pickup guraen trectar. P yeast, xr a] . Le: placing your present doors with Bie ak Wiring. repairing. Com PACKAGE COAL Sorgen’ rectors Boiens 
nee - 00ND 6 PER CENT COMTRAC Tre DRO SOE 7 FEE We 8 Paddock ope 2-009 Suppl. ; Wy, Mocicaim. FE Plants, Tsees, Shrubs 80A “yiOU GHT ENS S 
. t ick : ee ha v room suite. 41488, 103 FLOOR x ERFEC rE bnaa, THORIZED 
ay 5 pickup | ates te t 41 conten O0 _ Moreland. | ~_ condition. $30. Oo aban _ 9 to 6:30. Sy Oe A BLACK MILL SPRUCE FOR FOUR OND SRAYIC cass 
aes COT EY ARE STORE [SIE ARTES SE | __ “Teli. Is this the Borean of Miening Persone?” —— | WRsATENG Fans Po EITC | Zeta" Maghectaran cd |” "Fens Sune “bgt 
k NT Mies i ‘ “ne , 2 extraordinary pany at cons. PE. an Native eens Bales ov flog 
25 More Trueks con TUNE UP MACHINE POR | Cclute rence A-} condition, Sale Household Goods 71| For Sale Miscell Suan” wes. Michigan | trees. Dig your own. a service and rentals. MY 9-809 
: WiVEL a - | Somae BODOS , res ; REA . ; 
ALL BARGAINS! | "yiet'setoeet fer campme: Foss | Uniy avons wD OUP) MN AYNE GABERT’S | ®0FFLED 0a8 anp aL. xpos WATER REATER DUO THERM | vey, oo cravel road (2 wifes} | THESE PRICES 
suite or eoll Ge. nd OR Ok | FURNITURE BOUGHT AND $0 SOLD Appliance Specials Por housstrailers and cabins © Wer TS 7 See ee ned Wc aiie Chalmers, oes. 
MICHIG AN’S _ 38661 oe - | _ deny ,_S & ends, MY 21531. | GE refrigerator, 5 cu. ft aA-l specialty. Cash or terms. I EAMS 1% INCH PL ANT NOW” rmali. Gud. ace, 
sega: SwaP OR SELL 106 CHRYSLER OE IRONER EXCELLENT CON. | Crosley refrig..5 cu. ft A-l PETRO HEAT SERVICE CO. 7 od] Deere B with power Lift, 936s. 
FINEST Runs tires for good| dition $80. EM >278 ___—| clothes @ryer A-1 shape 9e0| Asseciated with Trailer Exchange eee ly KE : Ibe XN ings. | Jona Deere L.. 6338, ‘48 Ford, 
a pick-up | truck. PE 2-470. | GAS RANGE, GOOD CONDITION See 0 Queen ironer, new $78 60 8. TELEGRAPH WOLVERINE ; anne ESIDE NURSE RY 9645 Ford Pergusoa ens Case 
i BR - PAVED LOT . SwiP I. “YouR “OLD LAWN yN MOW- FE 5-116. ayy treoner, new ‘ sie __Open Bvenings & Sunday P.M. LUMBER AND WRECKINO CO. Jed Elisageth | Lake Rd poveol ated = Eager other 
“WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD er on & new one, See the new GAS RANGE. BREAKPAST SUITE. or, — Wipaher 0 atic wash- BUILDING PLANS FOR SALE: | 300 8. rE RASPBERRY PLANTS. STATE = IN- Terms me trade ue Lake 
Lawn Boy mover wan | dedresm suite: cciemeen Pea | $000 's9 Kelvinator. 12 cu ft Cate | Compicto. cot of plana, bestnoes | Own Your Water | Ne 3 oak perm... se) cpocted. FE FT. Mra Alice _ Orion MY 21631 ° 
or a , end gdd pede, OR > feeeser, new $359 30x65 : juarters bined. | “J flush S008 _Giosch an Puan hoo — 
ja FORD DUMP. 3 SPEED AXLE. hab Eigen Ei mnny - By Ti yen om GRAY SOFA BED COUCH AND | ad others to chosse from | parelygge come Wostginn, store | Softener fs ina 153 per M. oe | St 4te INSPECTED PREMIER rvice. New end 
vacuum brakes, VE 1-00) ers. rolle.s and poe ae - ad Up to 3 months PE 54188! 3 car downstairs. $100.00. ; 254 used, per ft. orte te] On een raw tillers. Avis Service, 1880 N. Op- 
mowers she $2.50 | _@ 7122. ——— fe | _Can FOR AS LITTLE:AS | 34s. bert oe | —tamom_reckorsy plate. OF é1882., dyke 
PONTIAC’S ONLY Meréwere 42 W. Huron Easy Gas CLOTHES DRYERS, % Bay | VAEFED vn |€IRCLE PLOORESCENT PIX-| OO ° | Masonite, per se. fa att | 304 E. PIKE ST CORNER OF | PoRp FEnaveow BITS iL." 
Exclusive Truck Dealer | rrabe DUCK LAKE FRONT) {00'S = Go pans Orchard Lake WASHING meters Upe ef iguiag ter tace:| = SS PER MONTH a eae ae] cee Sale ail vind |_SD\ Dove dil’ Parmingtse u0Wi 
NOTTAGE. Partly furnished 6) OW 2 — aa tors, all makes, § up. PE 4$160,| ens dineties. bedroom and reeres- 30 GA. HI-RECOVERY GAS WA-| cut prices. Open 8 tal Low-| FARMALL SUPER A POWER 
yeoma, beth, w "post and | CROSLEY SHELV w WAY | tea rooms 11.60 vale, 6 ter heaters $58. New toilet bowls = lift. Plow, cultivator, new mower. 
WILSON GMC pond ; ies mete Sie, bao MY. 2711: ot) pre dave or PE tase factory igen Fhe N M $12.80 Bathtubs | ane cast iron For Sale Pets 1 opens 
satiny mat neaho. PE | ectent congo “Cg te sty 3 wre | Sresceat'os Orehara tate are | © 4 AVIOTGY = | firey 0: A Tempeen, # Seve Bh) Pansat rar hohe. hrergene 
809 S. Woodward ree Pee eas, ° : Berean —s tT Tv - oe pip ao Sanco tig - ge! SAW Dow 7 WHEEL TRAILER AND 3 NEV AKC. REQWTERED seacite, *, hed —~ My 
FE 4-4531 TRADE YOUR LAD COMTRACT.| J vanaPaind 1 : WALTON TV | Gemaer MIXERS WALLPAPER n Urea Reasonadie, ee < cod wheel Weller, FE SeTW. 
. small house, wort equity’ | INNERSPRINO MATTRESS. AR- re ps1 — Sees” Gale —7 Sele Musical Geods 73 UATIC GARDENS |otssow riDIno TRACTOR, 
wel knows goed setraie Carmen electrie “aime PT_CONDOLEW OFF | ere ee “vi Completely Installed ae | OUT ead shape. 4203. 3 ve: Saal 
_ Sale Motor Scooters 03 TRA a eves. | eee eam. x2 | Pla Plastic Ton 495 4.0080. Corner of Walton Bivé. and ; ’ ACCORDIONS. FACTORY PRICES, BABY PARA eran Sw see? | GARDEN “TRACTOR, ALMOST 
Wem a 6. Peddock. sSCOOT- TRADE. DUCE LAKE FRONT —_ = a condi CORNER CHINA CABINETS, \ aluable Free accord cas, loane tree te Tenn: \°s pew, 09 Jone BS Lake Orion 
ore. perry COTTAGE Partly furnished ¢ _ tion. MA $J361. au Apmitreg Veetce 7 mote to coter. W. Pusweter. Surprise Bonus ers. Inquire of this big oppor- aby 5 ares HARDY SPRAYER 3 GALLON 
For Sale Motorcycles 64 noe, ee, a bot ns KENMORE TANK VACUUM oa tt. all Tile. * _chards. Call PE 420s? Basement Apt. a L-l WEEK ONLY! 8 ot Revers on Dogma ig 
noe ~~ oo ool we te model fleet EM 33972. — oth A Fe pet | a ge A + Te gagllataasinaes On All Installations EABLE PIANO IN A BEAUTIPUL| Solow, Pace Blues Normals and) Uties RE #3833. 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON —— 44 Reallor PR, KITCHEN TABLE. ¢ qe Ba ~4s00 | —“Casil POR PORNTTORE be veal gett gl aie om og Bo gy Wi By ‘adi By» 9 
SL. Cos Ba cd 46002 or FE one \ chrome. 1 Mohair chair. FE % BED, &6PRING AND MATTRESS. FE ¢7e81 Before Easter Gallagher » Music Co. 18 | BOXER. MALE. AKC REOIS | [ all New = aod Gand Moots 
st sass aaron |" ene CARPERTER | PO | fan tem and chia to mance | CESAR PEs "SS Sees? OTR a tered, 1 menins old OPE cadens ne 
MA ya = woae. PAINTING, OF TL DERG | ae ee ak leather top desk. 207 8 PE 17-0770, OR 3-6882. N M CHICKERING oo 5 Beart 7 ane ar | ment — a -8-, Ph 
mestarer eine Pere ee cee | MATERIAL. BOX 30 PONTIAC | _¥ringer. 310 E. Pike. PIECE sorre., CEMENT oO oney ogg ggg A all Parakect. breeders. FE | M. & ROTARY TELLERS TRIP 
1 E Pike LIVING ROOM SUITE. ¢ MONTHS bowl . GE portable ironer. CINDER , terms. Gailaghers 18 E. Huron eee. | ple M Rotary tillers. Roto-Hoe, 
is HARLEY DAVIDSON, INDIAN —SARDEN TRACTOR _old, 875. FE 47613 chair, Whirtpeal eutometie washer | NDE Down rE a "| BLACK RINOTATL MONKEY., [ide end walking garden trae 
Arrow, OR 32018. Will TAKE GARDEN LIVING ROOM eee) ee BLOCKS att APARTMENT SIZE UP- gentle $30, 125 Auburn “OT? 
ee RRL DATION GOOD | ee OR OME “eras. 4 Mark. T Piece WALNUT D P 0. VAN BORN & SONS Seer The won| Avenue. |S Lee’ Sales & Service 
condition, OR }T18). a oe san ont | fe & PORNITURE GATES CO suite cheap we | sess RITCHEN SINKS, AS LITTLE 42 | dee Cy ed he ee Mi. Clemens St. 
ry -a _. — - __—— E 5 u 
Od emda bas Bra ot | SESE STDS co ere menos | Ta Sultng ‘ore store, wil te epes tse sneha nooM sorte CASH CASH CASH wa MONTH |_Soa*heater sis. 00 FE eal | NEW tDea MANORE 
_Bear motor $286. or on newer ist eye ‘ washer FE ¢6822. | por ything coon of at PRACTICE of EBS | ocearicy PUPPiES, REGISTERED er Whe sew 
~~ For Sale Bicycles: | wai «Boat HORSE JONN SS oe ~ CABINETS the woods | fini Eg | ONE MAN, CHAIN SAWS 
yclese Gad B om BOA ren coat ox | LINOLEUM, 9x12. $395) 72 gor might corner Clean. rt. 434. Lake Orton. oy sie BATHROOM FIXTURES | Ganetners 18. Moree & PE | EASTER sovurms Fos “SALE_ awe Ge NEW Awp Usp 
. will a. MApie $4.95 house paint $2.50 iss KENMORE ; Ma-! eiages = _ = r & demonstration, time 
GIRLS AIRFLYTE BIKE WITH |i; CHEVE BELAIRE LIE NEW | Jocks Linckvm = 16) S ao | OS Tie ES.” Fe nstte bees | , CEMENT BLOCKS guile omede oprran, Mops. ict aber) Lg rgeae fen se Lawn Equipment, i803 & 
_ $20. PE 2-9088. | fully equipped for lend contract 3. : | immediately 84 Sheffield HOT WATER HEATERS cont " eee | ‘"Rred does S81! Oaxhili | Woodward (North ot 14 Mile 
30 IN” GIRLS SCHWINN BICYCLE. or your equity small home. . RAY COUCH AND | Pa. FE 20401 or +218 KIMBALL UPRIGHT PIANO. MA- gee of Sashabaw. MAple| Birmingham. Phone hn 
“Nearly new, FE 50600. =EM shee. sucellont condition condition $100, 729 | 124" GO. E TABLE MODEL rs | Russell WATER PUMPS — — at Ge- | 5-4788. : “AND ~~ L ON 
T SICCLE—IN GOOD CONDE |4 nooms. 3 BEDROOMS BRICK | iaTTRESS'S table Racelient cqaciton. Bello | rath conan EasY Wa, Eyer oe ay eS Gn” | RASTER BUNNIES Dome AND trete, ake truck Ged car. 3000 
i ee dak feeve,  phactoved | boas alt nev, eek taeee a trede whet ve you. PE Cheseified ods! Te fad WATER IRON FILTERS STEINWAY + drcnn, ete - E bred does FE 40061 Ra _— 
Boats & Accessories 66 walls, full Desement with furnace. 7 ve 3 Wiltams.| “OO eons, ot eae " piane like new will go this weet | T POUR FURRY FAT PLUP- AL PRICES! 
= ig a PE s0s2. oe Stes Gee— see Wass £08 eee We will tustell or cell & at 13 off the 1 ar pice. Terme ee AL yess _ | ont met Gee 09 
“Located § blocks a PIECE DINETTE allagher's Huron FE FAWN FEW AWE BOXER 2 oe of tweeters 
ALUMACRAFT 13 BOA’ Beare Resbest whut trade $3008 Scomans SED Seeruers. LIKE set. very condition, includ on, ae agit Bp By = 40566 : | el istered, FE | P Wisconsin motors. 
PENN as poor home close in need pot be OUR USED APPLIANCES ARE| top lem table oy 4 ALL A Pees -- - 5 i. ue me . Ne PIANO Ld J REPAIR- ontiac Farm Supply 
ALL MARINE PAINTS & VA mocers: Routed a6 700 ome Semen =| Ee * Let Sy matenale ttle es 88 per month. FAso TONING NO SREB REIN: | eS “aot Peatinn Ra ee eens 
re: oul lection is z : = 
MARINE SALES AND SERVICE Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | stomstete, ow * fia es. | For Sale Miscellaneous 72 GARAGE Prank Boeherts PE ¢7546. | COLLIE PUPS. READY FOR EAST. SPFEDEX “GARDEN TRACTOR, 
, 8, TELEGRAPH n wa ‘at $19.95 motors st $2.50. | ~ ROBER’ . SPINET PIANO RENTALS WITH | er. E. 28 St. off Van Dyte. Wash- I'y hp, eycle bar, a 
7 = * Open evenings “th 8: $2 meena A anes ot sree, | at ing cacstr ee $29.95. <7? Soe HT. CHAPIN “ve E vosee. ae, See | GREAT. DANE FEMALE, 8 ao thie. ‘8 ad 
i i _| The Geed Housek - 0S. OVERHEAD DOOR . ; —— ———. = rs 
Boat Owners | 23%, "Ee, ROE Pm | tr tees sperms PB ila ofA BS gt) an Mr xn PLUMBING AND #8, MERANWSEE VTC | Boum treat ase Ae SPECIAL 
ver Creeteg ee pm. te ¥:30| conch RATOR 628. STUDIO | gins en, 1511 AGG Y HEATING = BASE WHITE COLETTA AC. HAMSTERS TROPICAY oe ANNOUNCEMENT 
US rE PE or FR »>-2766. —~ASP LUMBER COMPANY — Good condition. $175. FE | All Pet | The New Farmall Su 
: 70 | NOT TILLING HALT PAVING | 1961 mageert Hwy, Walled Lake 14 SHERBOURNE - : ma 4 = 
For Sale Clothing oe 6 Orteways end porting areas. ni” ~TV, CONSOLE. Pal OpaLines, CANA- | M-T. A. Has Just Arrived 
Fiberglass — REBUILT saUane TUS waYTaG. : estimates. O. & W.| 5, HP. GARDEN FRAETOR cul = VE _t-s00 __Fies, 130 8, Clomons, £S Bs THE TRACTOR THAT 
y 30a Bors BROWN SUIT. LIKE NEW. | $20.95. FE 65169, Asphalt Paving Co. hed 2277 ureter and iawn mower. Low me- | Sale Store ) Equipment 77 77” oo cree FE 300 i pons BEEN WAIrT- 
wz ALL 2 Ee es ofer | SINGLE PLIYER_AND | builders and contract Sea sleser aad omedy uate 3 SN | pitt snec UREA WITH FL: | SUPER MTA. wITm TEE 
ool coating makes Sie 16 AND 3. CHIL radio combined. $14. FE 58755. | 4° soil pipe : $300) 8 and i +2007. é mic. « TOTAL MAHOGANY rs. 8 mos. old. reasonable. TORQUE AMPLIFIFR AND IN- 
any boat like new. No more paitt-|Urenry “suite and dresses, sine @ S| $= sett Cebter bends. th | ELECTRIC LIGHT PIETURED POR finish ational Caan Register| Baginaw Trai, Drayton Woods. aay col 7 
era's, “Sah cher 4 98 new. OL Plumbers lead 25e : fully gua: Morey's a | rena as | TAKEOF? COME IN LOOK 
mau work roaranioed re Lor oF 3 STUDIO CH is GOOD CON- 08 oat Delve, Batom Appeoves a ho . me Club, 2280 Union Lake R4., | PRIZE WINNING COCEERS. 2 AND DRIVE IT TODA 
veep, Mavtast cere Evenings of dante, coats, skirts, dresses, some | — “ition. a ot an ee | ee ee gn dees Gee Saatae i a3 ‘PART Rng gy ‘SETTER AND EVOLUTIONARY. DRIVE, 
Days, MAvfair 66470 he lengtn.” Very | SELL OB TRADE 1 GA STOVE | new eaters at cost. ech eg Slightly factory $80 W. Huron te paris, F Females, $1.;| AMAZE YOU. 
EMpire }-2560 - | ¥ = va a ey 
nEMOBER! It's heaper if we ‘ee eae cwecEED STovEs - ex | ll 303 _Orcheré_Lake_Ave a4 ADDING oa AND snes CANA FE¢Q/34 FE 4-1112 
$ coat and hat: SilR dress aise 12. | changed. Turner's, 682 Mt. Clem ee VERY eae wee. OU WERAL | 450 STEEL GARAGE, OVER |<. )_regioters_EM >S00!.____| _tood. Sin-_,077__ oe Ave. KING BROS. 
BRAgS PROPELLERS RAGING |~ $0, One, tov sees —sir a PE = — we wil: load you wa 3. sactnaw,| beet, deer. : windows. Con be Sale Sporting Goods 78 PARAKEETS. “BREEDERS A®D Your 1-H Dealer 
ee ee uk be aie tk SABEREINE | aioe Tee ee eemncial | ARRASON, PLUMBING SUPPLY |Ficow A ni i i ee ______| Pontiac Road at Opdyke 
“foury, HooK's PLACE eult, size 14; also one salmos| _MI_ +1300. . “48 M15 ‘+ miles §. of Ortonville | _ with other attechments. FE 23441. —_— ™% 1 3 Pere cis a a CRESRED BOREAS OAS CERAR. | oseD Bie at hell 
at Lake PLACE | colored. size 12; beth sion. Also EVIsION 1s%" CROSLEY. O00. | ATTRACTIVE COAL VALU FOR SALE GENERAL ELECTRIC OUR Gone BOY beyond TB San "} We ‘have a) 
ia FT. S BOAT. EXCEL | Selling ee PE 318s. OR _ 3am, eae Canaesh? Lamp ate ton” wreger Wee, See) es . Shell. She, BOY, om TRADE BORA REGISTERED DACHSHUND PUP- Complete 2 W Po with cultivator, 
“\ent ‘condition. PE 24045, | ROYAL BLUE WOOL LADIES Twin BEDS WITH INNERSPRING Kentucky Egg $17.00 Ton te pegs eS NEW LOW PRICES |airus rotize eS Tere | pes On pee ___| save 28 wih ‘ares teas ta hie 
CENTURY BOATS BOATTRATL |" suk 16, Very_nice. PE 2900 | Soa matress. FE" G0 “after BLAYLOCK FLOOR ENDER PORNaCe | TS SEM ver A | Sle dec toe slope pow | Waawcen, Pyeres _Somee| Lees Seles & Service 
| — es ad Mietine|3 oq esodition Ore # and Me 102) — Ty od Trades D nn Seth, Basiaine Oe. cleqners,  pelpager, steamer ine Yin. Wywond, ot sheet. GouF CLOBS-¥ TORE 3 WOODS. _ing. Lawiand Kenne "TE ‘secs a 2, 
en ayiven soree' De Petbara| | 2x20" plated oe ANOLES. CHANNELS. BEAMS ee ioe at ee oe meet h-——¢ ane GO CLUBS 6 MATCHED "Zan, "make, you selection aod | "Liha ‘G7 PonD TA, - 
Sale Household Goods 71. Stucent det nn ss gas "teatogie, edt) weement et ar BLACKETT’S Mreiae ener arrangements ie pick up et $| inch ‘lo bottom ‘iin type plow, 
DEMONSTRATING ~lChest of draws .. -...... $9.95| Steel, new FURNACES NACES Buildi z _ MI ©1626. ___ WILL O1VE @ KITTENS Sipresinetety 30 ft. 6 inch belt. 
SWITZER APRIL _BARG AINS (asf aes deco aot $19.95 | Steel Co. 135 Branch St. (across aay uilding Supplies NEW REMINOTON 770 CALIBER. E Pike. PE 4-382. 
Sarting Set Apri Ten, 2 pe 15 AM, ae eweere ove S| “Jew daenens| Clarkston |e se TO-a. PEK CENT | WHITE EASTER. RABBITS WE HAVE IT 
._ April with a leat breakta't at $12 50/8 r) —_—— sion burners FHA Cc : get MA 41365 The new Ferg 
at ah I oy 40-25 HP. out | machine $10 | Smal Sows payment Free acy Save on ret ide ger Stan Garwood. EM M 32000. all | 52 gal. electric water nesters .. 905. bee sat be ee ete See re | i4° REGISTERED BEAGLE. 3} [om 3 to a acres per, om "Ire 
terested im @ fine custom built | Commode te WYMAN'S | thom good cae = avo BSB, Ime Ree $67 and up yéars old. FE 5-2716 silent. it has no pitment, there te 
bent ond 8 {une motor, ae te \teea cane kes eens Lia i « ee0 ten brick. "Wer Gsuver.” Usien Blag. | x Genuine Kentile <S ieee Scpecer Yabine. For sek 6.30 tog Rad 4.08 sod up 8 GUINEAS | a SS SOs aye 
Lake and sec| aii kinds of furniture, beds, mat | _| doors clumping, sesh, angle iron.| Asphalt tile, perfect quality 0x9 | Sump vump 8380 | hea heak Qh ON DISPL 
fine combination USED REFRIG: : TED AY NOW 
oS oe _ perm tresses | coring. liseleum, end _— bag ge rg Rae corner On aie, Bee iis | Morr woe EAcu ee. m id ys AK Supplies Whites. Manley Leach, Ae Bagley Dogs Teatmed, 4, Board 82. BLACKETT INC. 
AT PINE LAKE Oakland Furniture U to 600" Sunday 1600 to 3:00. FLOOR SHOP wis Deghixbne af RD.) Sand, Gravel & Dirt 9 BOARDIND BATHING Dawe cree On bimee DEALER 
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-- Today's Television’ Programs - -   
Channel }—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV   
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(1)—Detroit Headline, Day's 
News. (4)—Time for Music, Jane 
Palmer sings. (2)—Kit Carson, 
Kit foils “Army Renegades.’ 
6:15—(7)—Sports Show, Don Wat- 
trick. (4)—News, Paul Williams. 
Storybook, “Emancipation 
Mest ‘Millie, Kieas Verdzae in . Verdugo in 
comedy. 
7:18—(4)—Star Time, Music. a floor walker and his doting 
mother. (4) — Circle Theater, 
“The Three Tasks,” Arthur 
Treacher, Francis L. Sullivan, 
Patty McCormick in Easter fan- 
10:30—(7)—Name’s the Same, Rob- 
ert Q. Lewis hosts namesake 
game. (4)—Big Picture, Armed 
Forces film. (2)—Favorite Story, 
Film drama. 
11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On, Variety, 
comedy. (4)—News, Paul Wil- 
liams. (2)—News, Jack LeGoff. 
11:15—(1)—-VCA Theater, Zachary 
Scott in “The Southerner,” fea- 
ture film. (4) — Jane Fulton, 
Songs. (2)—Magician, film. 
11:38—(4)—Moods in Night, Music. 
WEDNESDAY MORNING 
1:00—(4)—Today. 
8:00—(2)—Morning Show. 
8: 45—(7)—Cartoons. 
9:00—(4)—Playschool. 
fast Club.   (7)—Break- 
* | 9:45—(2)—Brighter Day 
10:00—(4)—Ding Dong School. (7) 
Charm Kitchen. (2)—Arthur 
Godfrey. 
10:30—(4)—One Man’s Family. 
10:45—(4)—Three Steps. 
11:00—(4)—Home. (7)—Playhouse. 
11:38—(2)—Strike It Rich. 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4)—Bride and Groom. (7) 
—Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady. 
12:15—(2)—Love of Life. ()— 
Hawkins Falls. 
12:30—(4)—Betty White. (T— 
News. (2)—Tomorrow’s Search. 
12: 45—(2)—Guiding Light. (7)— 
Stars on Seven. 
1:00—(2)—Eat; Ladies Day. 
Home Theater. (4)— 
  1:30—(2)—Beauty, Moore 
2:00—(2)—Balt. vs. Det. (ND My 
Life. 
2:30—(4)—Jean McBride. (1)—The- 
ater. 
2:45—(4)—Nancy Dixon. 
3:00—(4)—Kate Smith. 
3:30—(7)—Air Base. 
4:00—(4)—Welcome Travelefs. (7) 
Cowboy Colt. (2)—Tiger Talks. 
4:38—(4)—On Your Account. (2)— 
Bob Murphy. 
5:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. (7)—Auntie 
Dee. (2)—Featurette. 
6:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2) — 
Bob Crosby. (7)—Barnaby Bear. 
5:45—(7\—Weather. (2) — Sports. 
WEDNESDAY EVENING 
6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De- 
troit Deadline. (2)—Twenty 
Questions. 
6:15—(4)—News. (T)—Sports. 
6: 30—(4)—Sporte. (7) — Superman. 
(2)—News. 
6:45—(4)—Man About Town. (2)— 
Weatherman. 
1:00—(4)—Douglas Fairbanks. (7) 
City’s Heart. (2)—Carpet The 
ater. 
1:30 — (4) — Eddie Fisher. (7)— 
Mark Saber. (2)—Doug Edwards. 
7:45—(4)—News. (2)—Perry Como. 
8:00—(4)—1 Married Joan. (T)— 
Bowling Champs. (2)—Godfrey 
riends, 
9:00—(4)—Television Theater. (7) 
Club Polka. (2)—Strike It Rich. 
9:30—(7)—Feature film. B—Tve 
Got a Secret. 
16:00—(4)—This Is Your Life. 
—Boxing. 
10:30—(4)—Mr. Dist. Att'y. (7) 
—Man vs. Crime. 
10: 45—(2)—Greatest Fights. 
11:00—(4)—News. (7) — Soupy’s 
On. (2)—News. 
11:15—(4)—Singin’ Along. 
Wrestling. (7)—Theater. (2) 
(2)— 
  11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night.   
-- Today's Radio Programs - - _ Programs furnished by stations listed im this eclumn are subject te change without notice. 
  
  
  |Has 2 Families, ~ A- orate 
  
  
  
on Stage and Off Knows How to Act as 
Mom in Valiant Lady, 
a Daytime Serial 
      EASTER, 1898 — This elabarale 
Easter egg was created by Carl 
Faberge, jeweler to the Czarist 
  ee ee 
billing in 1941 in 
Liberty Jones and, in the same 
year, went to Hollywood and won | 
acclaim for her work in Warner | 
Brothers’ ‘‘King’s Row.” 
A string of films followed, in- 
cluding RKO’s Morning Becomes 
Electra in 1946. 
In 1950, the family moved from 
the West Coast to Sea Cliff. N. Y., 
  Valiant Lady means fol- | 
new and mgorous sched- | 
means getting up at 5:30 | 
hour-long ride to — 
“It's sort of changed things 
around at home,” says Nancy, 
“but the twins are being great 
sports about it. They went through 
a rigorous ordeal for their own air 
debut, and they're being very rea- 
sonable about giving me time to 
get off to myself to study my 
scripts in the afternoon and early 
Ventriloquist's 
Missing Auto, 
Dummy Sought   
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b Ballads WCAR, Coffee Siz: | al fog WXYZ, Wattrick, McKens. 
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WJBK, News, George WXYZ. Bill Stern 
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RLW, Fulton Lewis | Cxiw. News -WCAR, Clud 7:08_WJR, House 
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WCAR, Hews, Belinés $:00—WIR, Jack White “Www, hulollend CKLW. Pulton Lewis 7:15—WW4J, Fran Pettay WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ, News, McBride WJBK, Tom 
CKLW, News pA ALS Lone —. CKLW, Your Boy Bud WCAR, News, Ba . ° v 
1:30—WJR, Choraliers WJBK. News. WEAR, Tiger Tunes 1:18—WWJ, Pran Pettay ww WCAR, 1:45—W. Guiding Light 1+} CELW. Guy Nuno 
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. Union and companies are slated 
Carpenters Dicker |®,23' Az" 2 a L. M. Weir, business agent for; EAST LANSING (INS) — The the Carpenters District Council, Mich Sta 
for New Contract | sia me onion is asking « package | Santen, Sine Coleg ston body today suggested switching 
DETROIT (INS) = The: Carpen- | 
ters Union (AFL), representing ap- 
proximately 18,000 carpenters in 
Wayne, ‘and Macomb 
Céunties. continued negotiations to- 
dJay_with_representatives of major 
contractors in the area. 
Meanwhile, state labor mediation 
board chairman George Bowles, 
atsigned two mediators to stand 
by if their services were 
{ d 
4 “¢   
Holland Hands Burglar 
1 t6 15 Years in Prison-— 
Circuit Judge H. Russel Holland 
sentenced Richard Allen, 21, of 7 
ern Michigan Prison at Jackson 
  . | Short St.. to } te 15 years in South- ;   | reported Monday that 
| was stolen along with his car. 
| injured man rescued from beneath 
Title | pened. He was not held. KALAMAZOO (UP) — Police 
searched today for Phillip Morris 
| Smith's friend and co-worker, a 
dummy called “Smitty.” 
Smith, a ventriloquist here for a 
show at Kalamazoo High School. 
“Smitty” 
He can always get a new Car, 
Smith said, but it will be more 
difficult to replace “Smitty,” a) 
red-haired figure dressed in a sail- 
or’s uniform. 
Unwilling Hitchhiker 
Rescued by Police DETROIT ()—A trailer truck 
was stopped Monday and a badly   
the trailer. 
Semiconscious, he had been 
gripping a projection barely ahead 
of the wheels. 
At Receiving Hospital the man 
was identified as Thomas Harri- 
son, 57, an auto factory worker. 
He had suffered a _ fractured 
pelvis and other injuries. 
Because of Harrison's condition, 
police were unable to get any 
details from him. The truck driver 
said he did not know how it hap- 
  
Walled Lake Grocery 
Robbed of $3,000 
Over $3.000 was taken yesterday 
from a safe at the Lakeside Gro- 
cery at 155 Ladd Rd., Walled Lake, 
according to Oakland County sher- 
iff's deputies. 
Detectives Delos Anderson and 
Leo Hazen, who investigated the 
complaint of Glenn Buffmyer, the 
owner, said the safecrackers drove 
a pin out of the combination dial 
tq. force open the safe. 
MUNTZ 
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  Russian court in 1898. Czar Nicho- 
las II presented the gift to the 
Dowager Empress Marie Feodor- 
traits of the Czar and his dauch 
| ters, the Grand Duchess Olga and 
Tatiana, emerge from inside the 
egg at the touch of a —= button. 
Funeral Service Set - 
‘for Nebraska Senator 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Funeral 
service for Sen. Dwight P. Gris- 
wold (R-Neb), who died early 
Monday, will be held Wednesday | 
afternoon in his home town of 
Scottsbluff, Neb. 
Members of the immediate 
family will accompany the body   
aboard a Military Air Transport, 
Service plane today. 
The 60-year-old three-time Ne-| 
braska governor died at Bethesda | 
| Naval Hospital after suffering a} 
| heart attack as he and Mrs.| neering Co. slip. Bjorjquist Al . ; 'Reuther Assails 
Give-Away Plan Union President Urges 
GOP to Fulfill Pledges 
of Tax Relief 
WASHINGTON (INS) — CIO! 
President Walter Reuther called 
| the administration's tax revision 
| bill today a “give-away program” 
and $400 next and eliminate 
the bill tax relief on divi- 
Referring to the dividend and an 
Phone KITTY 
                Reuther said 
“If these two provisions were 
removed and some of the otber 
noxious provisions . . - corrected, 
our economy, in my judgment, 
would be on the road toward not 
only recovery from the present |     standard of living of the Ameri- | 
can people by maintaining maxi- | 
mum » employment and 
purchasing power.” 
Seaman's Body Found 
DETROIT (UP) — The body of 
Elmer Bjorjquist, 62. a missing 
Toledo, Ohio, sailor, was found 
Monday in the Great Lakes Engi- 
Griswold drove ee a a 
| Nov. 13. 
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