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County Asks Pontiac to Annex Courthouse Sit ?
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‘ er egsony Objection to Switch of i After) i
epee Nhe as ‘7 Acres on Indochina |
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f a ro d County super-- ag”
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Housing -
ass Oakien to ask the May: Discuss ne
Alleged Bribery _"
1. 8% povengd panniers : by Statemen
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; ty of Pontiac annex Stirred by - ;
‘AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) ir
va, | City 100 acres of Water- + Wa
about on U. S. En ering
President Eisenhower today ~
3° ford Township as a tenta- s | fo AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) —
gave the Senate es +.
tive site for the proposed President Eisenhower and
Committee access to inco its| ©
new County Courthouse State Dulles
turns for use in *, Secretary of Sta
tax retu FHA! &
and Office Building. on Ameri-
ation of the _o
plot lies be- confer here today
investig:
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The 100-acre can efforts to bolster Indo-
housing scandals. after!
tween Telegraph road and china against the Reds and
Eisenhower acted of the
the city’s West Boulevard tr te reso Southeast aber Cs Cie of te
a te a sent his
nance grarsiad nse
Township Board to approve The Presiden
unnam
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transfer. private plane, The Colum-
in the inquiry has been ac
ee that Waterford a bine, to Washington for
cused of receiving mecagr
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ship would not pytoke ob. by Dulles, who ee here at
for favors, presumably
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“i 4 bee eee from :03 p.m. (EST).
builders. titer wena to lunch with the
The President's move ort
resolution was proposed by President at his Easter holiday
nounced at his vacation
g| he ways and means Fred W. headquarters at the Augusta Na-
quarters here, came as the Banking
red the puppy to Doug after learning tha: headed by “ge tional Golf Club then fly back to
ttee was starting an inquiry
; Cind given to him Sat- cam a had been killed by a truck. Smith of Royal Washington in the late afternoon.
. Washington into affairs of the Ave., hugs his — pal, 5324 Sashabaw Rd. Hes-| his dog, ,
Harry mgd mys deans sere Eisenhower.
Housing Oliver Hessam, nay
counsel, cane Pomel Goatees Ga be the
wcandal-chocked Federal urday by Olive = | Boy’s Heartache Is Eased — would a te bend Ugo controversy touched off tn Cen-
order gives the :
. ° the people as by Vice President Nixon's
Elsenhower’s income tax Indoch
° ,
ites ‘| owned. porerecla a Friday, in ag hr
pom access ve with m ges Ind by Gitt Pup Ss Tiny B 4 City ee paper a hypothetical ¢ re te
under Section 608 of
his toes nipped Saturday and | with county 3 officials to- American troops might have
beans Act. That sec- | .
tle Doug Sheffield got his
| mitteemen and other into Indochina if the
it National Housing eens ter
Little
to discuss the proposal. =e ls
sa et sasinia wae
| ion . . it actually felt Se cad the pain that has gnawed at ™ Only approval ae Nixon prefaced his answer. how-
7 Se Fs a sade ies not apply to that |
Warns Those tiny oes a since a truck killed his dog, sone ae needed to an- ever, by saying he doesn't think
renine Prom Peete #. of the inquiry dealing with) GOP Senator lateral | the 8-year-old boy * sandy, last Thursday. ae puapenty. . “hw at.
improve
. _ oaks preldent —_= : RNING—Pontiac churches were filled with se small loans for home Against U.S. Uni
. d Ss The nipper was a small sang of the American poriar hoe sav deen ester ond many. held = pn the euteanes of =e Banking Committee's inves- Military Move Pocked Window black Cocker ewrcaehced E ast er Mond Newspaper Editors and sti a | crow rshipers. Above picture was taken Shown are Miss tigation and one the Housing . GTON W — Sen. Kuchel Ei ht Autos joined the She
: at the time that his remarks were date the wo len Chesch on West Huren strect. Aun Mihte, ete Agency were) wasiin
that |OnN 1g
d precisely at 2:30 p. m. E Roll Held ttributed to him. But | pi. Presbyterian
St. and Miss Mary : and eck after Eisen- Calif) proposed today
hold p — ik of the speaker later Marian Frizzle (left) pote peta on page 17.) ecerplic aches aa resignation of pene seek United Nations ac- Found in County | Saturday when Doug fell in hth House leaked out hdeens tex! Pontiac Lake road. (Ad
* “ d FHA Chief ee Oo. a a tion and avoid any single-handed
. a errsae bega | love with him. alts him. wes at of the White :
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impounded agency
Indochina | Pock-ma a Cc Cinder Doug c : The souftr grounds Wash- lebisasion gus. Somes = 4 er Church
uncovered which were Amid a growing controversy over = elt em Forni. Ste. we ae es James ge Press secretary, | .
that action. Nixon's statement | isc area and three Sandy's death through a | roll. : Se eee specifientty Just | J 7) Easter
tor Peatins ger tebag givés need ia cekineet ae bie tak ele dead [nad share bx Wis Peiatien Pees. cube, peng demand ty Sm Cor With ideal weather ‘leree aashele Ooeane when das conmalinge neness 1968 > tiodin ao tnt ben’ y ecrfanpr hapa Real cag ‘al uate iy Sees aoe oat eee his policies clear with respect and vicinity turned
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1958. It also applies Kuchel ant ol ever the world! a cats ctuhed tate place Sandy. . Coctas ont Zoo's first an- Christ.
through capital | can put fires a
aparently were
and his | tor the St. Louis Indochina, the Resurrection of ing churches held on excess profits, . shield. They Se Saturday Doug
; plans te consult
into the evening
returns taxes. single-handedly
be- the weekend.
S. Sheffield, | nual Easter parade fo tae Ppeatinnt segueting eo stional services marking foytal end ot the three day Te ata ene snt'ath o Cae © the United Nations and. ask| made over ats S| aedeed ene Oe peel Weashigun's ciunty Geneva, meeting, and’ am NATO Sraceabinnnl Serviees opens with Good Friday. ton ter an congrentional te-| ere the action there,” he said in uncial Arport sowed-that four | decided t call on the prpl Inmates in Gr Gatr ister seamen he will attend im ee ee
er on concerned. ST neni:
here’ staan spots ssam's house was the first | jail mw ahec a dour wes Med te fed tee nee eee we |" Hallelujah choruses d ° “Tiocnhower, and some, of his wThe 16 nations that ee | Farmington. Max Doll. of = vuueed, amb ak fe cla cur me ho amuiaee a . oe eee ee ee hymns of praise and|
ar menihate om Tee comm in |Kerean wees.” be soil: “pintoad | nie R 10-Mile Rd, said his | one ca Dong sew the Mite blach|& car department officials arresting adoration were a Sat the| [ qa 5 Ind oman so other committees gees ea wae oct ol hare Ab id and two others were ballottur waddle toward — 3 gave Ge jal pees Se sve Eisenhower plans to fly a contrast to the Priday.
| other ety ne today he knew | vent eee alied upon for help.” pitted mysteriously. have | said: this one, Mommy.| the meat. : Washington Twaretey ate meeting | “Oss are ings on altars in : N mp Ageia a year ago that _ the American Se- He said they a or ees a ay cute. He's so little “The suit for all a brief informal ta American| The black drap were changed | [ : = when, he promoters” were) “ Nixon told Editors last | been caused by street zo |OP, ien't “be m best when they're i Menscher, New York's * of the Daughters of the A New | liturgical churches bolizing the |
—— home repair loan! ciety of ie wera rety, | Teed gravel as one of the cars | Tiike 'e him, Mommy.” —_ Easter fame, “is ; me Su eke cece a eee cr atte were Charges Reds Aci it ind tried to atop their ee a Ren odie hadn’t been on the road in over —! gut whey be wasted dat. ty cs pr gel R mit tore fogs “tanked on “eee Sospecting Aggression | abuses.” eee but ‘that . mo the asied a pit-marks also plagued| arter « day and a half ; ts hele haart panel -eor: the i Peesident
ials for loved ndoch
through new regul a has opposed
ws ? number one collar. ” he said. ~ nounced over the weekend en as memorials ’ faith in the
- Cabot | Put last Dec. 1, and was satis-} 5. ss ter tter to | igan,
about his new pal “The number one tie.” he 2 poe Bogan poy bespeaking the donors lage pdt ae lpag a fective “would go a long way, to- mitting the Indochina ma’
“He's a nice dog. even though inches wide all the way Py to help “‘transform an ‘tts an age | Resurrection.
Lodge, Jr., U.S. ambassador Red | fied they ting improper prac-| 1. waited Nations. :
a. ntinued on Page 2, Col. 8) | “Two — stripes horizontal, not n ae Symeris and nding and| some of the Pontine Chu e | United Nations, said tial aid to| ¥8Td | It Nixon's statement in- M a y OW (Co — down By next fall,” he said of international ae speech | neid duplicate services to = China is giving rem and that iyday was the first witness Sane ny in Congress that
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mn on the well-dressed — cooperative peace. sieniiie. care of the crowds, and in aggression ny Indoch the Unitea| Hol inquiry by the Senate Bank- | dica administration is resolved to
Peasant Never to Know nd boys in America will look will be broadcast nati of the churches record attend it is “unfit” to join at an ittee into reports of| the ina even at the cost of Py
. Children |* . Darker and darker ences reported. ‘ations. ing Comm indies in the | hold Indochina Department Hit Wil bout Birth of Chi undertakers, nothing but Stork Brings 5th Baby; as de dedicated in meny a sad nad salen Be-e8 Saat koalas aterm: stficials instated that the er | ) W 0 gros —— ae tle obaras, Back Soe, black- —=— :
bers w States would
“united action” ing “Pat|.* Vincenzo Fedele, 42- new nies Pay Doc churches, and new mem United Comunists
icy is one of called ndin awakened brian vil- | brown. very "AMG, Cay ©The ES for ei IE Sr Slashings Leave [ss sewn oSuie Dae im Demonds 10. Retoin |i aur tr cent | aaa ie than 5, Christian Church. ises of
issued Saturday,| jn
born. itisher Leads Race Mrs. Arthur George Greek Orthodo
said Nixon Questioning Powe as storming outside, as r = penne after ‘Mrs. Ar 2 years|Chetch, Pum Sunday was ob vane statement detivered « ™ |Daraders Unruffled — ney U. 8. poly ng CNS; — Son.| ,% Nee storming outside as Fo. WELLESLEY, Mass. (INS) = daughter. It had rag Hew child, | served with Holy ir axing with| Associated Press annual Iu . @ — Easter pér-| toward Indochina, to’ Washing-| WASHINGTON anc his Sen-/a doctor. by lightning and get awn for ~E moved into since Ronald, the 3,500 pennies|ing next week c con, significantly came pe | NEW Lane ili in the! state wees eres ape, Set taps Joseph R. McCarthy ibcommittee| He was struck by ish oe Tae 58th Annual Boston was paid for ii . Easter next Sunday. week before the opening of aders, happy jammed Fifth | ton yesterday from a comment. | ate Investigations today ~ on | killed. ; his house | the lead in Marathon at .
Red China sunshine,
, had no
Awd ho went to Association saved by the coup’
° Geneva ee to the | Pring fer their a — at Lake Ontario pry oe be wil be atbewed to watts Ge as oie were greeted by ar aia mark in Wellesley. — “5
2 New Terr I Or yY will send yg wom a Korean yesterday. But one man Sagpend Despite this, pried rel ya questioning of witnesses at | ries of the new babies—twins. _
en Reds Gain iOUSLy | t= mst ment ca panera 15 vums| cet Me wee cae |p ening mI: on Trial e
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} as French Fight Furiously | ~~ ae ea | pee ee | cool Sas perce eaten esis | Turncoat Goes Charges f , ious- United States ‘Chinese en were
as to the worst intends to stand pa
- French fought fur all maneuvers by the dad vdachl e gages | BEY apne pcm portedly bar him from boration
7 hina .(AP)—The treo bing | sist regime and its advo-|lice Gonzales, 277. He denied would back single-handed against efforts to moda a
_ i ! today to hold wre fon Bion Pure fortitionticns trot cates to brite its way ito te eee the dresses riwomen—they| intervention In have| meet with the group-today to irea | O22 Colle (AP) — Cpl. Edward 8. on charges y of Dien Bien
United Nations on mere ” he| “I have no use for ts were said to meet
WASHIN rt-martial today : toward the center
vior in the future,” he and they lie.” Demoera from giving in 84-| out the issue. before an Army cou ry while he was after | of good beha’ cheat he struck at &| backed away Col. 6) settied is whether | on trial Communist enemy CREE the northwest. ly menacing position in a prepared address. Later in court Continued on Page 2, Co Also to ve as a ting with the
a in a newly t- | said
bit and scratched | ;
will withdraw of collabora The rebels were dened their break in the northwes er . reg li for investigation : . cw the group ¢uring the risoner of war in Korea. ’s Neck, Va., faces sho epaprn i face Sane gabe Predicted "é dsl 3 Ki cored Ctevined hearings 18 PF Id soldier from Cracker in this prece- weeken exter e oe night | Showers. Predi i 1 ee ae ie Pontiac Tot, 3, aes Gan eee. vasiniien sentence of life imprisorgnent in tt ; sonra’ ccbpest yeotday ont fatered potions we annie ene Shed once boss 0 mde ; : ; | eager gees Sent making trial, He ls fighting the ‘POWs -who fir isp trenches onthe malt Dien Blen Phu «|Tonight, Tomorrow ice ssiate “ Playing With Pistol | “se sia me ihn "Dickens was on oth 8 Arica POW whe it ressure 1
esmen. sa
few
sbe, which acting Cha n 4 ckenson un Korean ggg se tear inti |. French army spok losses| Partly cloudy skies and sp | wnen whenerel the doves SaaS ae tee ee (RSD), has described) refused Fone othert : was reported thernmost | thus far there had_been. her eto fr te P| ent enayedhe fe went td A tree gearald Pontiac Mundt "case of &) but later monkey tirnaghrme paint POF ths French- | on both sides.” said the| the weather outlook $n the the display of new spring she preyed — A Dar a pr Png covered its own) Bow = An -army spokesman
tiac area. Bureau
; of a pistol
member. - — and cam Bard, the pros held plain. The Vietmink |Vietminh still in the airstrip mehuawmn nee Writer Presents er. arshall, the daugh- “McCarthy and his chiet cixnse Col. C. 4 be plead & thee Bayonet-wielding the Vietminh “were not in considerable | gicts » low of from 2 to 64 de AP
Irvine Lee M Mrs. George W. eet at today’s meeting with | ¢cwtor. sald he planned to take & hed driven Wor *| ctrength.” Det they wore bitterly [oto ine of wom 6 Indochina Outlook ter of Mr. and St.. was| "ee y plan to. bolster’ their | week to present hi about 40 ex Sh houtl yesterday. “(Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) [2% ce Suieet tiny pultty doulie Pade eee | eae of Comers ee which the Rt fe wkd were with Dickenson few hours yest thon re | (208
grr taerar tpl aime: | he mgt geod Roseage mr dead on chadecheanet 5 : io, “Prisdn Camp No. 5 at Pyoktong. Oe eS ee iene y"
| ee Oem | Gwouh the het have accused them x ange: ‘os French head- In Toda 4. Press eS "ir downtown | “saving the oo Sg the | ~The girl's a tea ais Ponte si ana t of specifica- “The Seen, hay ea : for ore: fet 300 Sit 20. ee 48, but at 2 p.m. 65| munist domination ? | to the Marshall into the ee bmitted | Emery, a ided as to wheth- wal
ate the mercury registered wprwges lagery ype Desg vlldbar—esr Sie ame, 5 terty to and pre- anit be Ses et te a away.
muni: | Gomies eco * evetine
These are — } ane ee ee ~~ by the Army — press, is | er yay Marre his own behalf. que said heavy tghing = & A val Sdheriswe ns. ae | |Red China Delegate ciated Press eee comes to | matic. . he kept the un-| expected to aoe eee The en coomiten an still raged today. Viet- | Gmty Peete oes cients ceeeenes
China| manist aftairs, ar- | Marshall said he to for| tens Army Col. 3) ' against tor artillery blasted at the RerBete «.-o-onecessstvare eens “4, 1 TOKYO w—Communist answer in a series of three registered, var-souvenir pistol ( on Page 2, tanh troops taking cover in trench- Syma ores scocssanstase ‘tt | sett send Premier-Foreign Minister tho Hest ot whieh appears | repistored . mae 0 across the northern part ees are eeianseeasasece | 31 | Chou EmLai to the Geneva Con- che @ ban pr igs airstrip. French Ty Radio eee ee eee ference, Peiping Radio said today. '
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: , THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1954 ‘ , | AI cate SON "ae PP qa. Ba May A . 19, oe oti Ba m ,
: : a ee ee ee hue | Man Gets Probation, Fine Scouts L “ ission a os , , aa ? é
Atel Comm On County Passes , > acai > * bs ~ | for Larceny From an Auto ocate
cuss Taxi Proposal a | ims Conte’ picton we o0 choruses =| Dead Elm Wood: two years probation today by Cir-
ctit Judge Frank L. Doty for lar-
Budget Plan
& ta
Preparations are going French Fight to Halt
Vietminh Advance | budget of $6,513.164.84-to pay coun-
ty government costs during 1955,
The budget, $463,567.64 higher
than this year's was sent to the ‘ou teedldinn areas {tomorrow's annual meeting of Tax Board Sreperge ‘ceny from an autos , Survey |s Part of City’s .
BIRMINGHAM — Gity commis-| friends of Baldwin Library. to Review Figures for Form Ragage uly porig i Campaign to Eliminate
were te Ane and wilt | Little Thester in Birmingham High Mil 9 Split-up | from an auto in Waterford Towy- Dutch Disease ;
School, Miss Bourke-White will use , 7% : ship. | “Some 200 Boy Scouts of the '
report on elimina: the = : “Behind | Oakland County Board of Super- .
0 eet are 's nae sup sees, eT ears today passed a tentative ton ey ee
’ iP search for wood
‘
‘to Loyal McMillin, scout field sery-
board by Mayor Charles Renfrew.| Up, FixAlp, Paint-lip Week start- | r (Continued From Page One) | ice director
county tax allocation board: The : .
meliing pains to mee = ing May 3% UKiwanian Gilbert tax oon i resisting attempts to dislodge en ee on sot eae el
er will be appointed to the retire-| DPW “has agreed te pick up | choose a chairman and get ready The spokesmen added that the located, said City Forester Wi
ment board, taking Mayor Ren- any end all rubbish pat at the (1. start splitting the 15 mills of French were continuing to bol- liam Aho,
it . ”
trew's place om that body curb on regular collection days, ta) inl % bet tt natn Gat barricades in The city will now check the re
ports and ask property owners
county, school systems towill- the northwestern corner of the
the widening of West Maple Ave’ | Supt. of Schools Dwight B. Ire- shi nab - fortress and alee these tn the to remove the wood.
nue, the of Derby |jand has also authorized distribu- “PS nertheastesn castit jointly by the scouts
read trom Eten to Coolidge, and | tion of check sheets to be taken |
the paving of Edenborough and = home by al! school children, listing |
St. Andrews. |possible cluttered spots in homes
. ial _| that could be cleaned up. Climax
Matthew Carey, e000 hend for the Kiwanis Club will come sultant on the city’s $225,000 ’ for two new fire stations | when a worthy local family is chos-
will present two schedules of bond
retirement to the lawmakers. | and city, the survey is part of a
operat. ‘campaign to remove the threat of
iel into the fortress.
French think
New Puppy Brings
‘Joy to Small Boy | tor AP Wirephete | - ' | There still is no indication when | (Continued From Page One) n |
Left to right are shown David,| this expected all-out strike will
: he bites,’ smiled Doug. “He
chewed on my toes yesterday."
Hessam said he had sold the
other puppies and only had Cinder
left
“When I read about Doug and
Sandy in the Pontiac Press, I de-
cided not to sell tie other pup,
That boy needed that dog.”
Cinder is about eight weeks old,
He stays in a little box-bed that
Doug made for him Saturday after- Decision Deferred
‘on land Verdict = a .. ever. vepce Decision on whether or not to. Sandy? -
haccept a jury's verdict of “no! “Boy. he sure is a nice dog.
necessity” to condemn property at | said Doug
11-49 Parke St. for municipal park-| That's the answer.
ing, submitted March 2, was post- |
‘poned to Apri] 26 today by Circuit
Judge George B. Hartrick.
Judge Hartrick criticized
jury for its verdict last M
saying ‘t was “inconsistent” Noted photographer and pti acs wer uae tee one Another sizable increase is $40,-|
er Margaret Bourke-White will be tion. will speak on “Problem Chil- | 363 more for Huron-Clinton Metro- | s
presented as the guest speaker a! dren or Problem Parents?” at to- | politan Authority, which runs s@v- | = ‘
a a ~~ night's Bloomfield Hills PTO meet- | eral big parks here. The tentative) EASTER PARADE—Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower |
) ing at 8 o'clock. budget includes $325,000 for the holds her own Easter parade at her cottage at the grandchildren | rebel mass assault they expect at
| any time will come from that sec-
ROKs to Attend
Geneva Parley President Rhee ines |
Thinly Veiled Threat of | ctrcte m. . z
Korean Action ©
SBOUL —President Syngman
Sunday in his home after a year
of iliness.
A retired Pontiac Motor Division | e ee
loye, Mr. Piddington had lived Indoch C Mrs. John D. Eyman |in Waterford Taman 13 years, |ON n Ind UFISIS
Mrs. John D. (Clara Elizabeth) |™0ving there from Owosso, He} (Continued From Page One) born in Shiawassee County,
105,507.25 in fees and other | Eyman, 60. of 24 E. Rundell St.| the’ son of Samuel R. and Hattie |YRC® What some of them called blank. check for presidential leaving $4,907,-| died at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital M. Piddington, on Nov. 9, 1836.
es. Sunday after an illness of three He is survived by his widow. | action.
Sen. Knowland of California, the Elsie Bideiman Piddington;: a
GOP floor leader, said in a week-
end interview he is confident the
President will ask prior approval
by the lawmakers if it becomes
advisable to use any American
combat units in Indochina—includ-
ing air and sea task forces.
“it is my belief that prier to
the commitment ef any Ameri-
|
ndustry the county tax rate
can be held down to this year’s)
15.25 mills ($5.25 on every $1,000)
| worth of property as valued by the
county) and still balance | at tonight's High Sept. 13,
|nér meeting, at 6:30
| munity House. He'll from w. M. Wagner, ference one
warned it is “a final time-consum-
ing attempt” to unite Korea by
The body is at the Donelson-
Johns Funeral Home, where serv-
ices will be held at ? p. m. Wed-
nesday. Buria] will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery | A resident of the city for 35)
years, Mrs. Eyman was a member |
'of St. Michael Church, the Altar |
Society and Daughters of Isabella.
Surviving are a son and a daugh-
_ter. Mrs. Dorothy Keller and Rich- can armed forces, the President (took under advisement a motion
ard Eyman, both of Pontiac, and Margaret Rutherford | should and would come to Coa. | by defense attorney William J
two grandchildren . | Beer to accept the yerdict
Funeral will be Wednesday at 9 Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Ruther.) Ses a City Attorney William A. Ewart's County Burglars Loot Home
Leonardo J. Barretta, of 101 Pine
arch | St-. Navi Township, reported today
and that thieves took $15 in bills, be-
tween $35 and $40 in change and
stamps from his home over the
weekend. according to Oakland
Sheriff's deputies. Barretta
wil, McCarthy Refuses
“to Give Up Powers Pan-American the
. the doors will
'| World Airways flight to Finland (Continued From Page One? ‘ ~ recommendations f Be
prgnce ot ot het oe Coe will be shown. | am. from St. Michael Catholic = $8. of 367 Ferry 3. died here Ki waive motion to set it aside and grant said the burglars entered through
il das he sireedy has charged with Church Burial will be in Mount | Seturday after an illness of four soaiuneins a new trial will also be consid. a rear door opened with a skeleton
The Ti-year-old Presi- The ¥ will be open daily from | “blackmail” and other offenses. Hope Cemetery. Recitation of the — | Rep. Judd (R-Minn). a member ered key ~
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married Peari Secord in 1908. formation that you have on the!
An employe of Fisher Body for subject? Men's baseball shoes with leather pleaded guilty to second degree uppers and leather solea, All sists
37 years he was retired this year. | murder in the Feb. 5 knife-slaying
dent said “clear and encouraging” 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. this week. ex- | icCarthy returned to Washing- the Voorhees. .9e¢ Was born in Canada, Aug. 1. | of the House Foreign Affairs Com- —________—
assurances from the United States, cept frem neon te 1 p. m. Beys (ton Sunday after an Arizona ca ee foe bas, at 1963. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mittee, said Eisenhower had as- | Seas eee eres anesseseees==—
“enable us to go to Geneva with! end girts desiring to bring their (tion to recover from a virus in-|8 p. m. wr —_ sured his group that Congress |
Ne a al dole wa eee, | _.Se lived in Pontiac for 4 years would be consulted Men's Golf and Baseball Shoes PRICED
Rhee ‘t elaborate on the as-| ; “Imer Huston Me. : soracd made . .
surances. But in New York You, merial game reom will be open | serumtionad ews Service meena Mrs. Albert Green Cari who survives. ar ain ras ’ SO MUCH LOWER AT SIMMS! :
Chang Yang, Korean ambassador| from 7 te 9 p. m. tonight and Fri- fense Secretary Charlies E. Wil-| Mrs Albert (Louise H.) Green, A sister Mrs. Agnes Seaton, of 4-C Ch C h 8 ]
to the United States. said his ve | day. son and Army. Secretary Robert | 84. of 290 Oakland Ave. died bere | Lapeer. oe oa and ; K MEN'S TOP GRAIN ELK LEATHER H
wT Pee Serre beat p eS n Macon Cou |"8 nn ne ny o., SONds 3 to Hospital; GOl SHOES : : ’ t tomfiérrow'’g noon lunch- | S*mator's query on num oO ‘ was in Macomb Coun- ; ’
ee na cies cada con af the Exchange Club will be Tequests by congressmen for spe- ty, Jan. 20, 1810, the daughter of | Tne pop eg a held Wed| LOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP’ — A ® , :
ig A ee eee ne | Mem Redland Quinn, director of the | cial treatment of Armed Service| Mr. and Mrs. John Slating. She | 5 5 Sie Burial will be in fourth car érashing into the last z : . Pls '
“nite ell of Keren and eliminate | momndiel Porgy eo vtadalperyeen mips | married Albert Green Oct. 18, 184. wane Grove Cemetery, North of a chain of cars stopped for a 4 Use Our Layaway Plan 4
: al} Red Chinese troops from that | United F jon, Speaking at the, = The McCarthy-Army controver- Mrs. Green is survived by her| Branch, with the Rev. Easton light at Telegraph and Square Lake § 98 :
poh y House, her subject will| sy centers around former | husband; a son Fred. of North-| Hazard, of the Wilson Ave. Metho- Rds. last night sent three persons | 8 s
A highly placed Korean source deal with commguaty services. subcommittee aide G. David | ville; two grandchildren, and one | dist Charch officiating. to Pontiac General Hospital. ' M
said the assurances were contained Michinel aint Schine, now a private in Mili- | great-grandchild. Treated were Roy Woodworth, 58, |8 s
in a letter from President Eisen- tary Police training at Camp A short prayer service will be/ Boticg Chief to Instruct driver of one of the cars, and his |» t
, letivered to Rhee Sund Service for Michael Brown, 61.| Gordon, Ga. conducted tonight at 8 at her home. . . wife Myra, 46, both of Ferndale, g Men golf shoe :
by U. & Ambassador Ellis 0.|% 75 W. Frank S&t.. will be held) 1. _| Funeral service will be held Tues-| Would-be Bicycle Rider | and Thelma Fennell. 30, of Pontiac. |g a
on at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Manley Army has charged (hat Mc-| day at 2 p.m. from the Baird Fu- Police said a car driven by Al-|§ “a> ©
ce 8 Bailey Funeral Home, with burial C*™y And ) “im@-| neral Home, Lapeer. Burial will| ALGONAC @® — Police Chief | pert Willis. 25, of Detroit struck the 8 — =. 2
jin Greenwood sry. He died Proper means” sought special fav- on. | ms. paw soles and @
The ROK delegation left Seoul |” Cemetery. died = be in Dryden Center Cemetery,| Robert Christy plans to give im- last car in a procession of autos ® Aig soniterninn
today for Pusan on the first leg Saturday after @ short illness ele peice tor’ and | Dryden mediate attention to this letter driven by Woodworth. Edward ® rm k ~
r . this aide countered that the Army!” ” ate attention to this letter : y orth. ard 5 spikes,
of its trip to Switzeriand. ee a be pte ied be ick ale 10 ts OF onl: ee Backman, %6, of Detroit and -Eu- 5 Max-Toe style ‘
. cation. and was a member of C#&Ue a “hostage” in an attempt Frank R. Hardenburg “Chief of Police. gene Tomaszewski, 26, also of De- g a i _— 5
eve Detroiter Stands Mute / | F&AM 4. oer a probe of Combumist Frank Ray Hardenburg, 65. of! ‘Police station, ~— - _ ; MEN'S LEATHER UPPERS t
to Charge of Robbery / | He is survived by a brother ee branch of the |<; Foster St. died at St. Joseph| “Algonac, Mich. | : 5 B b il Sh } / John J. of Flint ; | Mercy Hospital Saturday after a «Dear Sir ‘Man Pleads Guilty 8 ase a oes a
/ * * ® Wilson and Stevens told McCar- | projonged illness. ~ . 8 H
James Heary Beck thy that their offices receive! tie was born in Pontiac Township I would like to learn how to 8 ; $ ‘
Service for James Henry Beck, | thousands of “inquiries” annually | om Aug. 19, 1888, the son of Oliver |Tide a bicycle in traffic. would | {0 Murder Charge IK Values to 98 ‘
L. Doty | 57 of 256 Daines St., will be heid | from congressmen. |and Anna Rolph Hardenburg. He | you please send me any free in- | ir $5.98 |
Coun- | at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Maniey| The two officials said, however, Wiltiam Dyson, 27, of Detroit. |, .
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oodward Ave-| Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac the Oakland County Sportsman's} Dilly Deckert. cuit Judge Frank L. Doty today. | T
| following a long illness _ Knife-Carrier Sentenced |Cu>. ° ; | He stood mute when arraigned 98 North a Bargain
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Chapel Memorial Cemetery..Mr.| Wayman Perkins, 17, of 21356! son and daughter. Clarence L., | —s / |March 15 and was returned to 7 .
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s of Bigamy | Survivors inciude his widow, Lil- lian; a stepson, Wilfred Bird, of was placed on one year probation
today by Circuit Judge Frank L.
Doty for possessing a switch blade of Sylvan Lake and Mrs. Erma M. |
Brandt ‘of Dearborn. A _ brother
Roy of North Branch also survives.
Funeral will be Tuesday at 1:30 gined private cars will make their
bow on the British market this
month. Britain's first post-war pro-
sentencitig May 3 after changing his
plea.
Dyson stabbed Brooks following
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in White Chapel Cemetery. He
him that she was getting a divorce.
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Mr. Laschinsky died Friday at
toon < St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
i [-—e . Ella M. Parks
Ella May Parks; 64, of 1064 Hol-
brook Ave, died at Pontiac General
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Met Talent Three Leading Bassos
Able to Sing, Act, Look
Handsome In Kipting’s day the pass was
busy with commerce:
And there fled on the wings of
the gathering dusk
A savour of camels and carpets
To tell us the trade of the Khyber
woke.
The 30-mile gorge stil! is a vital
linkin the trade of southern Asia.
inside or on their roofs,
bul, Afghanistan's capital, t- Pesh-
awar, near the southeastern mouth
|of the pass in Pakistan. Between
sheer cliffs double-humped Bac-
trian camels still crest the pass,
3,733 feet above sea level, with
bulky burdens. Vehicles use one
road, pack-animals another.
HOLLYWOOD (UP) — In the!
past quarter of a century, the |
average age of Metropolitan Opera
Company singers has dropped 20
years and the average avoirdupois |
has dropped at least 40 pounds per |
singer, with the result that movie!
talent scouts are now casing the
Met performances as attentively as
they do the Broadway openings.
This is the word from Gottfried
Reinhardt, an opera fan himself |
who has been eyeing the opera as
the background of a possible fu-
ture sereen story
The time is pretty well past
when so many top opera singers
seemed te have acquired some
hefty physical ballast, the matu-
rity of the years, and a nice com-
fortable look along with their ve-
eal education, this MGM diree-
ter reports.
Currently likely to be wooed soon-
er or later by movies are the
Mef’s three glamorous bassos, who
might be said to be jockeying for
position to fill the gap left. when
Ezio Pinza to “South Pa-
cifie.”
“All of them are handsome, good
actors, in addition to being fine
nap and under 35 years of
* said Reinhardt, who recently
asiaad * ‘Betrayed” in England
and Helland for MGM. “And they
are all over six feet tal] and built
like lumberjacks.”
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Add Big Bell ™ Ol eke me | derstand ‘and the machine wort |
ALFRED, N.Y. hen 2 Scientists Devise have that ability. It will be able
tly Brae at ar Peer Pn E Ic R ie but it will be a “moronic robot” he |
pment from Nether- are developing a machine that
_— t to 43 a wa num- could do much of mag's reading | lraq Seeks to Move
_ lis in the oldest and larg: for him. Unfinished Pipeline
President Clyde Williams of’ Bat-
telle Memofig! Institute explained
that the electronic machine even-
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tive million published documents BEIRUT « — Iraq wants a big |
oil piepline’ planned to end in Haifa
in Israel to be diverted through
Syria to the Lebanon coast, The
. line was partially built in 1948 but
an hour and identify those related | was never finished because of the
toa particular topic. « lsrael-Arab war which still is going
The screening of past knowledge | on despite a cease fire.
is important to engineers, scien- If the line were completed by the
tists, and others doing research | new route it could increase by 7%
to oe new ag ucts; proc- os tons the 36 million tons now
cesses, materials. pumped through Lebanon, Iraq of-
But Dr. Williams cautioned | ficiais say.
against looking upon the machine | Meanwhile, officials of the Iraq
being developed at the institute a5 | Petroleum Co., dominated by the
a cure-all for information-hunting | British have denied that the big,
problems. He pointed out that! idle oil refinery in Haifa will be
Oia tad « £. te,
shows violin he made from 8,000 matches.
reading involves the ability to un- | moved to Lebanon.
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Wise Union Co-Operation
Willys and Kaiser cars soon will be in
a better competitive position pricewise
if the proposal of its 3,500 UAW-CIO
employes becomes operative.
"At the suggestion of Interna-
f 4 tional Vice President Ricuarp T.
Gosszr, these workers voted al-
ft: most unanimously to accept a
pay cut proposal.
The term “pay cut” is subject, to two
interpretations.-Gosszr himself explains
the union suggestion as a means of
getting rid of an “obsolete incentive
system” in exchange for a bonus plan.
* ® ®
While the latter might , not
says the plan would cut Willys
labor costs about 10 per cent or
$56,000 a week. For the employes
} whose. earnings average $80 a
week the plan, without the bonus,
would result in individual pay cuts
of from five to 10 per cent.
x * *
It seems to us these Willys workers
rate a vote of commendation. Knowing
that their employer’s products aren't
selling as well as they should and fear-
ing additional layoffs, these unionists
wisely decided to do something about it.
The result should be to place Willys
and Kaiser cars in a better competitive
relationship to the low priced lines of
the Big Three.
Scandal Rocks FHA President Eisennowrr ‘has acted
“swiftly and wisely in ordering a complete
investigation of a multimillion dollar
scandal in the Federal Housing Adminis-
tration.
Besides accepting the resignation of
Guy T. O. Hottypay, FHA Chief, he has
ordered agency files seized to facilitate
° the inquiry. Another step in the shake-
° up was the appointment of Norman T.
Mason, Bay State lumber company
executive, to replace the ousted Balti-
more mortgage banker.
* x
According to Atszrt M. Corr, head of
the Housing and Home Finance Agency,
the investigation will involve both the
EIsznNHOWER and Truman Administra-
tions. He also said that irregularities
occurred in two FHA programs.
Under one it is charged that
promoters got FHA loans total-
ing $75,000,000 more than the
cost of 251 apartment house proj-
- ects. In these cases gross neglect
or collusion on the part of FHA
officials is suspected. Widespread
abuses by contractors also are
charged in the billion dollar a year
home repair field with some home
owners charged double the value
of the work done.
* * *
Some Congressional sources consider
these disclosures a serious blow to the
Eiszennower housing program and oth-
ers disagree. But there can be no doubt
about one thing — the people want the
: mess cleaned up and the guilty pun-
i ished...
Cash From Garbage’
At East Lansing’s sewage disposal
plant a machine developed by Michigan
State College engineers has proved that
i: it is possible to transform garbage into
A | A municipal appropriation ceeranggaaerre t=
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for up to $10 a ton.
ident legislation regaptiag the teed)
ing of garbage to hogs has created a
field for such a device. In several states
this practice is prohibited. While in
Michigan the garbage can be fed only
after it has been cooked to prevent
vesicular exanthema in hogs and trichi-
nosis in humans.
* * *
College officials believe that
within a year they will be able to
supply manufacturers with blue-
prints for the production of eco-
nomical and practical digesters.
Of Mutual Benefit
Realizing that one in every 16 stu-
dents at the University of Michigan
comes from -a foreign land, United
Church Women of Pontiac cooperated
in acting as hostesses to 20 of them.
The weekend program provided the
students first hand experience with life
in a Christian American home. In the
process the guests also got some very
satisfying first hand experience with
American home cooking.
x * *
While the students were learn-
ing about American customs and
hospitality, the hostesses were
learning more about the home-
land of their guests, to the benefit
of all concerned.
We like the idea behind this program
and think the hostesses and guests have
made a fine contribution to interna-
tional understanding.
The Man About Town
Looking to Future
Detroiters Expect Commuting
Service North of Pontiac
Daffynitica
Chaperon: What you should be to your grass
fire—don’t let it go out alone.
Local real estate men tell me that they have
It quickly thawed_ off in a
the Clinton River went over
After the Tiger opening game,
Vinceat J. Denny
of 18 Melbourne Place, cracked: ‘Don't see how
Awaiting the height of the spring garter snake
season with controlled enthusiasm is
Mrs. Robert (Nancy) Nelson
of 70 Tllinois Ave. Last time snakes were plentiful,
her son Jim, 9, and daughter. Lynn, 7, liberated t i a 7
Captain Clark M. Wheaton
who recently celebrated his thirty-second year
with the Pontiac Police Department.
Averages of the five top batters in the American
League after Sunday's games were:
————— Ppment Of th ow
OR oe - _ oe a | Geyel ;
chine. Dr. Jomw R. Swrut of the civil r ,
: _ @ngineering department, calls it a me-
Soe chanical digester or high speed com- rae
0 wa — ; -
ai diges er is shaped like-a
o™ iter and is two stories
__ high. In operation it churns five oe ae eee
Verbal Orchids to—
of 191 Ferry Ave.; eighty-sixth birthday.
of Lapeer; sixty-sixth wedding anniversary.
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Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow HA,HA,. “THEY WANNA
PASS!" RS
Voice of the People
Says. Motorists Who Block Side Streets
Should Be More Considerate of Others —
ST writer must
town area at 5:00 when the traffic
is at its peak.
Many drivers line up at red
lights and don’t pay any attention
to the fact that they are
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its son blocking their way
Instead of just
way wouldn't it be
to stop a little sooner
person out so he too
his way? Maybe you
spot sometime and
same courtesy extended to
ti
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Claims Racketeers Take
Ike’s Strong Backing: of Allies ‘Is Part
of Master Plan to Prevent World War
trip but with many visits he has
months.
tangled problems of the world
fully revealed by the phrases of
the statements_themselves.
What is béefinning to be real-
a sinpie
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cated job. . For need to
Feo mere seca and
as soon as we sat down at a table.
“T'll be with you in a minute,”
“You just watch her and you'll
find that she can wait on twice as
many customers as any other girl
in the place.
“Moreover, she doesn't stick her
fingers inside clean drinking
glasses like a lot of stupid folks
“Nor’ does she take hold of
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
international News Service
Economic experts are impartial
in that they don't care whose dol-
lar they're charting.
They can up-curve you into
prosperity, Or down-chute you
into a depreciated slalom
This stack of patriotic morbidity,
deputized a graph-happy économist
to analyze the difference between
Republican. and Democratic pros-
perity.
Our own impression is we're
fortunate to get ‘em one at a
time. We cannot stand ‘em both
together.
_—— --
Adlai Stevenson accuses the
GOP of optimistic embezziement
That's saving money you havent
got.
The Republicans said the Der
mies had their arms in_ the
damper up to the elbow. Like
the street car conductor who
flipped the dimes up in the air
Everything that stayed on the
bell-rope belonged to the com-
pany.
My expert says our system i}s
like the owner of the carnival
sideshow. He looked at Tis living
skeletOn, fat woman, two-head od
boy and tattooed man and said,
|He says you cannot tax your-
selves into prosperity. You can-
not get that far west of the deci-
mal point.
Neither can you establish a
consumer's demand by egging the
beer. A fair exchange is a waste
of everybody's time.
We have no cause to fear about
the depreciation of the national
overcoat butten. The best oys-
ters are at bed-rock.
Everything depreciates sooner
or later and the watched pot gath-
ers no moss,
From Our Files
15 Years Ago
RUSSIA ASKS for Anglo-French
alliance as a -bulwark against pos-
sible aggression by Germany, Italy
and Japan.
CIVIL SERVICE BILL changes
which would subject employes to
merit system regulations is _re-
jected by the House.
7 Years Ago
DELOS DUNHAM is winner of
the Pontiac YMCA checker cham-
pionship, defeating H. M. Wilson
champ of -1933.
MICHIGAN AND OHIO radio Dil-
linger alarm: outlaws threaten
life of Gov. George White as drag-
net spreads.
though she wasn't immediately
able to wait upon them.
In other words, if she was bring.
ing in a tray of food for
table, she would
pa stores.
Stolid, second-rate sales clerks
stick to the customer at hand and
don't even acknowledge the pres-
ence of other prospects who may
be waiting for service.
Restaurants, however, should be
characterzed by even more so-
ciability and friendliness than de-
partment stores.
For eating has been a gocia!
event from our infancy. It start<
with the baby in a high chair, join-
ing his parents at the table.
In later life, therefore, even if
we are alone at a restaurant, we
subcensciously crave the friend.
liness and sociability of our child-
heod dinner table. =
Y isn't enough that a restaurant
offer good food for the stomach. !t
should also give fts patrons the
psychological food for their emo
tions. such as smiles and cordia!
greetings and a friendly, home-
like atmosphere.
A charming waitress or fol);
waiter is worth as much as the
calibre of food on the menu.
In fact, customers will follow a
popular waitress to a different res-
taurant because of their greater
emotional enjoyment of her friend-
liness.
till and then pick up pats of
in their fingers the next moment.
The super-duper waiter also re-
members the names of his ¢us-
tomers and pays them compli-
ments on their new hat or frock,
etc’ For a topnotch restaurant
should be a happy substitute for
¢. addressed envel
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Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
I do not ask for ahything ... I
do not weep or sigh. . . I do
wish on any star... That deco-
rates the sky ., , Why
covet anything .
or new
morrow and... E
I recall .
. . . What more is there to ask of
God . . . As human beings live’
- . . And in return I give myself
+ «. As much as I can give.
(Copyright 1954)
An Optimal Daily Ration of Riboflavin
By WITLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Vite means preservation of the sticky eyelids, and cataracts in two of 37 white rats to develop Delays Old Age, Promotes Well-Being
characteristics of youth. two or three months. orming,” “constipating,” “fat-
These are the words of the noted —_If riboflavin was restored to the ‘mi™s’””) amd wiseacres who ad-
nutrition authority, Prof. E. V. diet the cataracts were prevented here too faithfully to dietary —
McCollum, but the word vite is °F cured. But no one has estab- meiuea tee eres ea a , coined with the cooperation lished that this applies to human Sreammpn, septic thoes allergy, of two of my readers. beings. artis a Pe ’ -
.. McCollam ascribed to ribo- °° ¢ what Go you guess.
flavin (formerly calleti vitamin G Cracking and maceration at the The daily consumption of riot
and vitamin B2) most essentially Cres of the mouth and red, sore Jess than 1% pints, (three large preservation of the character- !0wer lip showing increased trans- lasses) of milk ts best way to
istics of youth. | verse pont oe itching, keep : yeu cae Se
burning eyes nability to see Cannot or not your
oor, en ae ee in dim light; magenta. tongue; every day then at least take a
fine scaly desquamation of the
skin in the folds from sides of
nose. to angles of mouth and across...
quamation of the skin of the hands arid other parts of the body. These Vide stamped,
are common manifestations of rib-
oflavin deficiency. ,
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ed milk, dried milk, cheese, a calcium, etc., to supplement
inadequate suitable daily ration of
: _aa_=Airected in
Folks, available free if you
self-addressed
velope.
A good many poor souls
their premature wrinkles to pro
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Tomb Changed to Glory From Place of Darkness se
spoke on this order, The church
of the angel to the women, as they
came to the tomb on the
Notice first, this spot had been
a place of defeat. The tomb des-
ignated had contained the body of
Jesus, the One they believed to be, _S@V- PAUL &. HAVENS
immune from death. He had;
healed the sick, cleansed the lepers Paddling on Way Out and raised the dead, and now He
was dead. All of their hopes had; ANN ARBOR & — The Big Ten
ended in defeat. | Intra-fraternity’ Council Pan-Hel- Paul tells us that “Now we see | jenic Conference decided Sunday through glass darkly.” There are | 7 -
times in fife when we are con-| M#t Paddles and “hell weeks" were
fronted with situations, with. plans |" the way out. The group voted
and dreams that look like the end | for banishment for the paddle and but again the Bible says, “All ‘all viollent physic@l hazing.’’ They
things work together for good to | so recommended that “help
them that love God.” We are| weeks’ be substituted for the tra-
urged to hang on, keep trusting, | ditional hazing periods.
never lose faith. —
Notice again, the angel said,| Evaporation from the surface of
“Come see the place.” It had been| the Dead Sea is so rapid that
a place of darkness. These women | half-formed blue white clouds of
"THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1954
had seen Jesus die an awful death | Y@Por often are seen above it.
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young rooster.
Hurrying down to the basement,
I threw a eovering over the crate
and said, ‘‘Now keep still!” I had
no more than arrived in the bed-
room until he was crowing again
He knew it was about day. I do
not. know” how they know, but
roosters somehow know that day-
light is not far away.
The place of defeat and dark-
ness had become, for these of
old, and for us today, a place
and shining with the radiance of
heaven.
Death had lost its sting and the
grave had lost its victory. The FRIGIDAIRE trade-in sale!
late Dr. M. S. Rice of Detroit, was }~
calling in a home where death had
taken the husband and father. He
was met at the door by the
widowed mother with these words,
“Dr. Rice, we are Christians.”
The Christian knows that through
the tomb there is light, life and
eternity.
Let us notice finally that it was
a place of decision. They looked
and marveled, but the word came,
“Go tell.” The world is in need of
such a word, that Christ died on
the cross for man’s redemption,
rose again from the dead that man
might live here and now with the
peace of God in his heart and hear
at the close of life the words of
commendation: ‘Well done, thou
good and faithful servant, enter
into. eternal life.’ That word ‘is
needed in the world today. You
are the only one to take it to a
needy world.
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Err 3 oe Ws oT rv - 1U. N. Commission uin Women’ voters tesa’ Are Hurt © |U:". Comm riving to Hold Annual Meeting on Disarmament WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
+ 8 4 SHIP — League of Wemen Voters
Chairi Crash |Gathers Tose Laid fo Youth - a i | omen ty scot teteams bah / Tussday in West —
{ ? 5 Cars Jam Together tests, the U.N. Disarmament Com- Hazel Park Resident ship Hall ghee ee
e . mission today to * . * ‘
© § en Elizabeth Lake Road | Private big-power talks on Pst Chased : ee at High cde lection ae new cers
. = -M59 ament. The Soviet Union was giv- Speed olice Say . adoption ;
iy ‘hee en little chance to get Communist ‘ work.’ Luncheon will be served ; = Five persons were injured ip an | China included. FERNDALE — A’ 3-mile, high- 12:30, An afternoon session w!
| « Sagcordion accident” yesterday] The 12nation commission had speed Chase which ended as a Haz- begin at 2 p.m.
‘when five cars ran into one another — Ne ue ie tna rev} el Park youth's car tipped over a .
‘on Elizabeth Lake road near M58. /1, 9 subcommittee composed of convertible in Detroit Saturday Don’t Let
= Treated ai Pontiac General Hos-| Britain, Canada, France, the So night wound up today with the
viet Union and the United States. youngster facing arraignment on ne
wie ER, Word foo | paneer toa ZY creche ing cre Acid Stomach ef 199 5, Roslyn, We ow | insky had proposed that Commu- hed botany De.
mana habe gesevellne en nel a a em egy Mg troit Traffic Judge John D. Watts Ruin Your Good Times
= — = men oe three iy oak was Cary J. Graves, 18, of 537 E.
bruises; their daughters, Mary Elizabeth, Hazel Park. - Lynn, 6 and Sue Ellen, 5, with on the comission said they antic-
head injuries, and Marcora’s sis- | pated the Soviet amendment would Ferndale Patrolmen William | MAUREEN ELLEN SAMUEL
Drayton Plains, with back bruises. The dfaft resolution would have ing 65 m.p.h. In a 35 o.p.h. | Davisburg announce the engage
. the subcommitte start work to- zone on §-Mile road about 11:30 | ment of their daughter, Maureen
Marcora told Waterford Town- | morrow and report by July 15. Sir p. m. Saturday and ordered Ellen, to Robert H. Losh of Davis-
ship Police that his car wes | Pierson Dixon of Britain has sug- Graves to stop. | burg. He is the son of Mrs. Flor-
rem alba ray re v. ange coogi! — first a Instead, Hunt said, Graves fied | °° Losh. Miss Samuel is attend- A roll of Tums costs Oaly 0 dime. But
A 28, of | ing ~ Soyer. « at high leading him on a ing Michigan State Normal College it's worth its weight in gold whea
Cheshier, Mount Morris. _ London. ishinsky not object chase which ended at 7-Mile and and will graduate in June. No date playing golf, hunting or relaxing over
The truck, driven by Robert C. | ‘0 this nor to Sir Pierson’s time- Meyers Rds. in Detroit where | 545 been set for the wedding. the You never know whea
Gallagher, 23, of Detroit, was | table. Graves smashed into another car. acid On os a 7 are
pushed into a car driven by Ray- The other car overturned and the C oem P a er toc ben ae: ® i cess acid almost before it
ee eae Ww Wee hed and wife — were taken to Mt. Car- Austin K. Eaton ——— causes dis-
Mrs. Me | * ge . . me! Mercy Hospital. Both were _ tress. ums today.
| erie Van Jaarazett, 2, Dero’ | After Drinking Binge out. of the hospital today, Detroit xc paion s8, former Oxiord teach| Dasma ml ; Cheshier told police that he ren | Police said, and were to apppear ber who lived at 4111 Oak Ct, Mid- into Marcora s car after itsmashed| 4 patient at the Oakland County in court, land, will be at 2 p. m Wednesday
ito Gallagher's truck Sanatorium — was _ at Mabley Chapel, with burial in slashed with a razor Sunday night | Accident Deaths | Ridselawn Cemetery. He died Sun- wane roa We vemee during a quarrel with another | day at the home of his parents- -
Drayton Churches
Given Pictures
of Ministers
DRAYTON PLAINS — A
project began over a month ago
Was completed in time for the| The victim, Lee Campbell, ©
Easter holiday by Sayles Photog- | ! 27s N. Saginaw St., was treated
| would be signed today formally
be presented to the various
churches as Easter gifts trom the
studio.
Portraits were made of the Rev
James E. Taulbee of First Bap-
tist Church, Rev. Henry Wrobbel
of Sunnyvale Chapel, Rev. Elden
V. Mudge of New Hope Bible)
Church, Rev. Roy Lambert of
Pontiac Lake Community Church,
Rev. W. J. Teeuwissen Jr.
Drayton Plains Community United =
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Wright Of Red Diplomat
Van Plew of Waterford Commun- | °
ity Church and Rev. Waldo R. Hunt} Leaves Australia
of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. | eer
SYDNEY (INS) —
Olar sawes we af es Ree F. J. Delaney of ay of the | wife of a Soviet diplomat-spy who
— Our La |gained asylum in Australia was
:Lakes Church, Lt. Rema Tellman : = , thrust aboard a plane by Soviet
of the Salvation Army Church and | ‘ . R oats fed of Christ | CCUrters today and some in the
. . _ a | protesting Australian crowd heard Lutheran Church. a . _ her cry “I don't want to go
The portraits will remain on dis- cava wa”
play for about two weeks.
Pontiac Man Knifed
in Fight Sunday Night | sre som A 41-year-old Pontiac man is in One punch knocked off the hat Harty. .
“He (Harty) has been a trouble-
some patient ever since he came
here,” Dr. Webber said. ‘We
transferred him to Saginaw and
they locked him up, but he es
caped and was in an auto accident,
fracturing several ribs. They
wouldn't take him back.”
Protesting Wife a
pulled and dragged 200 yards by
the Russian officials who had to
fight their way through a crowd
where some men tried to punch
Mrs. Evokiya Petrov, dazed, bed-,
raggied and in tears, was pushed,| money was taken from vending Pittsburgh, Pa., Airport, the congregation of Union| cross serves as Surprisingly Low
Over Weekend By UNITED PRESS
At least five persons, one. of the |
lowest weekend ‘tolls of the year,
were killed in Michigan traffic ac-
cidents during the Easter weekend.
Victims of accidents Sunday
were Richard T. Howell, 4 of Lan-
sing, and Snead Russell 28, of
Monroe, Unifed Press Phote
GUIDING LIGHT—Located near the Greater | cross atop the steeple of their church. The lighted
a warning beacon to low-flying
Keego Harbor
Library Adds 11
New Volumes Breakin Total
for April Hits KEEGO HARBOR— The
Five Businesses and iq Library recently added 11
| One Home Are Entered new books to its shelves, accord-
Over Weekend ing to Stella S. Travis, librarian.
Pontiac Police received six more The books are } Fiction
| breakin reports over the weekend
| rad Not A Stran b ort a
| raising the number of burglaries|,..~ “* * “*"8** y Morton Thomp
so tar this month to 38 |. & Mirror for Observers, by Edgar Pang- Keego
G P About $50 was taken from the , 77% Green Millennium, by = Priva
Pontiac Piston Service Co. 102 S Love Is & Place. by Margaret Brigmen Nea -fictien
NI SY | The American Revolution 1775-1783, by | Saginaw St., and clothing and other | John Alden
articles valued at $75 were stolen Hold Your Weight Losses. by Dr. Guli-
jelme Alsop
from the home of William D. Sea-| The Glass of Pashion. by Cecil Beaton The Atomic Submarine & Admirai
| man of 586 E. Columbia Ave. Sat-! Rickover. by Clay Biair ioht Triumph of Love, by Leone 8 Bruck-
—_ Happy Isiand of the South ner
An undetermined amount of | 5**'* °7 Bens! Danielsson
New Vaccine May
machines during breaking of
Tem's Bar, 973 Mount Clemens
St.; Twin's Restaurant, 337'4 8.
Saginaw St., and Mac’s Grill, 367
—- = Cure Cattle Plague Also entered was he Central Lin CHICAGO (UP)—The American
fair condition at Pontiac General! of ene of the Soviet couriers sent
Hospital today with a knife wound| from Moscow to Australia te re-
suffered in a fight Sunday night. turn the woman whose husband
He is Seymour Wells, of 161 W.| last week deserted the Russians |
South Blvd. who was stabbed in| and turned over documents which
the back during a fight with Oscar| the government said exposed lo
E. McCloud. 49, of 147 W. South| cal traiters in a spy ring.
Bivd., Pontiac Police said. Both
men declined to say how the fight
started, but McCloud is held for in-
vestigation of felonious assault.
800 in Auditorium
for Two-Hour Service ney Airport grew hysterical and
-cried: ‘‘She.must not be allowed
to go.”
They wept as the plane took off
for Moscow via Rome
Men trying to prevent the de-
parture ripped away the gangway
of the plane but struggling air-
port officials and the Russians re-
stored it: and Mrs. Petrov was Women in the crowd at the Syd- | coln-Mercury Sales Inc., 40 W. Pike| Veterinary Medical Association 'St., where nothing \as been de- reports that a new vaccine shows
termined missing promise against leptospirosis, one
vetectives John A. DePauw and ron ons coma mai il
William Hanger, also assigned to cattle diseases. investigate 48 March burglaries The association said the vaccine
said entrance in the breakins was will provide veterinarians with a
ned by - : weapon it hopes will protect ex- gai y breaking rear windows. | 1 herds and half further 1 -
| in herds-already stricken.
The vaccine was developed at
Mrs. Alice Riggs, of 3201 Jack-| the Veterinary Virus Institute of
son Bivd., White Lake Township, | the New York State Veterinary
told Oakland County Sheriff's dep-| College at Cornell University.
uties this morning that someone! Leptospirosis, considered rare
took a suitcase full of clothes,| five years ago, now has been
valued at $275, from her car. She | diagnosed in at least 40 states and
said she missed the suitcase after| is a serious problem in qany
Steal Suitcase From Car
Some 800 persons representing 12
wards of the Detroit Stake gath-
ered in the Washington Junior High
School auditorium Sunday morning |
for a two-hour Easter service of
the Church of Jesus Christ of the
Latter Day Saints.
William Stover, representing the
church's welfare committee in
Salt Lake City; delivered the Eas-
ter sermon. He recently returned
from East Germany where he con-
ducted missionary work.
. Three choirs from Saginaw,
Flint and Detroit sang Easter
hymns during the narration of the bundled aboard the plane amid
the boos of the crowd.
2 Receive Scholarships
to Study at Interlochen
FERNDALE — Janet Gochanour
and Karen Mumma, both of Fern-
dale, have been announced as win-
ners of James Foster Foundation
Scholarships to the National Music
Camp at Interlochen this summer.
The awards were announced at
a concert by the 100-piece Southern
Michigan Youth Symphony in De-
| Lake Township stopping at 1580 Garner Rd., White! ‘areas, the association said.
Symptoms vary and often re-
| semble those of other diseases, it
said
Local Man Sent to Jail
James D. Lehay, 32, of 269 Jessie Leo. H
St., was sentenced to 10 days in Scout ders to Train
HOLLY jail today by Oakland County Cir- A basic training
cuit Judge Frank L. Doty for flee- | course for leaders of Girl Scout
ing court here before a $25 bond | intermediate and Brownie troops
was posted on a drunk and disor-| will begin Wednesday at 7:30
derly charge: Lehay who walked|p. m. at the Holly Elementary
out March 13, pleaded guilty School, and will continue for four
April 12. consecutive Wednesdays.
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Easter story. troit. ,
George Romney, stake presi- | .
Gent, of Bloomfield Hills, also| Report Cottage Breakin | spoke. Dr. Ralph Johnson is bishop |
of the Pontiac ward.
Judge Orders Probation,
Restitution for Embezzler A Commerce Township cottage
owned by Mrs. Alice Mallejan of
59 La Belle Ave., Highland Prk, |
was broken into sometime last win- |
lter by thieves who took a bed, |
| bed clothing, a roaster and a china
set, according to Oakland County |
sheriff's deputies. Mrs. Mallejan’s
cottagé is located at 486 Charle-
voix. * Clem J. Mategh, 39, of 229 Nava-
40 St., was placed on three ‘ears
probation today by Circuit Judge
Frank L.. Doty on charges of em-
bezzli:¢ from his employer.
Ma;esh, who also was assessed
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third quarter spoiled any chance the home of Mrs. Sadie Horst, 66
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a football stud stuck on a spike in hold Tag Day street sales Friday
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Surviving are three children,
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Chapel, Oxford. She died suddenly
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Mary Louise McLean chose a
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hyacinths and white
Mrs. Russell Crites of East |
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a ballerina-length gown of lilac
silk organza. She carried a Pem-
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tered carnations and hyacinths.
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James McDermid, Michael Ash-
ley and Stanley Weydemeyer.
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taffeta and crepe cocktail-length
dress with pink accessories and a
corsage of pink Delight roses
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mavy accessories and a corsage
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million members of the YWCA throughout
the country unite to celebrate their national
week. Shirley Clancy of Ruth avenue, “Y-Teen
of the Year,” receives :the proclamation of
| National YWCA Week from Mayor William
| Donaldson, At this time each year, the three |
}
‘Burton Wheeler
Claims Bride
\in, Saturday Rite Norma Bernice Campbell é Rs
Hone, mooning
in Toronto,
Ont., are the
of | former Bonnie
Burton Dale Wheeler Saturday eve-| Jean Curry
| ning in United Missionary Church.| and Stuart M.
The ot the Russell! Allan who
‘Norma wore a full-length gown of | W€Te- married
white lace fashioned with an illu- | Friday evening
sion neckline. long pointed sleeves | gg First Baptist
Church. and a fitted bodice. The skirt fell
in lace panniers over tiered net, .
and a Juliet cap held her illusion| Mr. and Mrs.
veil | Clarence D.
She wore 9 string of pearis | Curry of
Norton avenue
The Rev. George D. Murphy per. | 7” the bride's
‘formed the service before 200| parents, and
| guests. The bridegroom is the son the bridegroom
of the Charles D. Wheelers of Do- is the son of
| Joyce Hayward attended the| 7. Stuart
‘bride in a gown of mint green| Allan of
tulle over satin with a bouquet of Qyxford and
yellow daffodils. the late
' Charlies R. Wheeler was his \ e
brother’s best man and seating the | | {rs. Allan.
guests were Harold F. Hall and
Jerry Martin.
Receiving guests at the YWCA
| after the ceremony, Mrs.
MR. ALLAN and MRS. STUART M.
Bonnie. ]. Curry Speaks
Vows in Baptist Church Before an altar banked with can-, cousin of the bridegroom, wore }
aoe gray mist |
navy with a
in pink. , launches ide Anniversary
This Week
Dedicated
to Society Local Organization
Plans Observance |
Activities
“Today
the Pontiac YWCA>
the seventh National |
YWCA Week with the theme “We
go to church, we go to school; |
we go to work—we go to the
YWCA—Go with us.” |
In a prociamation setting April |
19-25 as National YWCA Week, |
Mayor WiHiam Donaldson said, ‘In -
behalf of the citizens of Pontiac I
congratulate the YWCA for its past.”
and for its present, and I wish it |
continued growth for its future.” |
National YWCA Week is ob-
the ! i ton dedicated to the seeties of |
“During the week the public is |
welcome to tour the building on
view the
executive director.
Today members of Y-Teen clubs
joined with the boys of the Hi-Y
clubs in an all-day conference de- |
voted to the problems of teenage
youth.
On Tuesday the Golden —
will welcome any woman 70 y
“or Over to join them in a program
ot music. Following luncheon at
}12:30 p.m., the group will be en- |
tertained by Pontiac High School
Girl's Ensemble and by accordion |
selections played by Mrs. Helen C
Bell
YW-Wives will have an open
with coffee at
lowed by classes and luncheon.
The noon hour speaker will be
Mrs. Edythe McCulloch who will
talk on “Hew to be a Woman of |
Charm.”
The Y-teen Interclub Council will
sponsor a picnic after school Thurs-
day, when, Shirley Clancy is to be |
honored as ““Y-Teen of the Year.” |
The board of directors will hold
an evening meeting on Thursday to
discuss basic standards for com-
munity YWCAs as adopted at the
last national convention, Directors |
will measure progress over the
past three years in such areas as
}membership. leadership, program |
}and services, records and reports, |
etc
Friday evening members of the
Junior High Teen Canteen will “
19, 1954 tO
| Donna Marie
| Elizabeth Lake a
UN, a
- Celebration Today
Tiffany
became the
bride of
Sgt. Delos J.
Barney
Saturday in
her parents’
home on
avenue.
The Rev. and
Mrs. F. R.
Tiffany are
her parents
and he is the
son of Mrs.
Arthur J.
Barney of
Evans Mills,
Y.. and the
late |
Mr. Barney.
MRS. DELOS J. BARNEY
Donna Marie
Her parents’ home on Elizabeth
_| Lake avenue was the setting Satur-
day evening when Donna Marie
Tiffany spoke her nuptial vows
with Sgt. Delos James Barney.
The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Robert
Tiffany afe the bride's parents, and
the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Nellie Barney of Evans Mills, N.Y., Tiffany Wed
| and the late Arthur J. Barney
| Attending the bride at the 9
o'clock service was a classmate
|from Kalamazoo College, Karen
| Lavery. Ted L. Tiffany, also a stu-
dent at Kalamazoo College, at-
tended the bridegroom.
The Barneys wil] continue their
college work in September at Syra-
cuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. King Talks
About Schools
at Zonta Meeting
of the Michigan Congress of PTA,
|was guest speaker at the Zonta
Club luncheon Thursday at Hotel
Waldron.
She emphasized the value of
public schools by reminding mem-
bers of other countries where there
is little public education and low
living standards prevail. She point- |
ed out that some states in the,
United States have low educational
standards also, and that these
states cannot qualify as many men
for military service.
births im Oakland County. At —
30 children te a reom, she fig-
ured that the number of births
would call for 100 rooms and 100
teachers. 'Betrothal Told
by Sue Souter Mr. and Mrs. George Souter of
| Birmingham announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sue, to
Jerry Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Lewis of Indianapolis.
Both juniors at the University of
Indiana, she is a member of
Beta Phi sorority and he is af.-
filiated with Phi Delta Theta fra- |
ternity. They are planning an Au-
gust wedding.
Pythias Lodge
‘Entertains PTA
“The Lesson of Fellowship,” a
drama by Knights of Pythias Lodge
277, was presented to Malkim PTA
Night program.
George Janes. father vice presi-
dent, presented the group and
Harry Patterson of Knights of Py-
thias gave a resume of the story, |
|saying the Pythagorean epic dates ee ee 'Dandisons
End Holiday in Southwest Return Home After
Spending 4 Months
in Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dandison
have returned to their home on
Perkins street after spending the
past four months in Tucson, Ariz.
* *
Mrs. George Bergen of Maple-
wood drive was hostess at a recent
luncheon in her home. Guests were
Mrs. Robert Burnes of Walled Lake
_and Mrs. Laula Loveless of Fern-
dale
* © *
Guests at the home of the John
Bills’ on Watkins Lake are his
parents, the Orval Bills’ of Ona-
way. The John Bills’ are an-
Gertrude Elizabeth, April 15 at
Pontiac General Hospital. Mrs.
David Kee of Gladstone is the |
| nouncing the birth of a daughter,
| ether grandparent.
Donald LaBarge of Exmoore
drive entertained 10 friends at a
theater-birthday party Saturday in
observation of his ninth birthday.
He is the son of the Donald La-
Barges
- . .
Guests for the wedding Saturday
‘evening of Mary Louise McLean
‘of Dwight avenue and Donald
Weydemeyer of Oliver street were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Beirich of
Berwyn, Ill. The wedding took
place at Bethany Baptist Church
J * >
Maxine Hurt, daughter of the
Otis Hurts of Seneca street, has
been named to the social com-
mittee of the Student Council at
Western Michigan College in
Kalamazoo. She is a freshman
student in the secretarial studies
curriculum.
* s
New president
Delta Delta sorority at
University in Granville, Omo. 1s
Molly Crane. daughter of the
George H Cranes of West Lroquois
road :
7 . .
Word comes from Mount Pleas-
ant that two Pontiac men are
among the 78 students pledging
fraternities at Central Michigan
College this week. Gerry Gaultney
,is pledging Alpha Beta Sigma
| fraternity and Fred Gayette. DeKa
Sigma Phi fraternity.
. . oa 7
vice of Delta
Denison
| Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Polmear
of Banford read announce the
birth of a daughter, Nancy
Marie, April 9 at St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital.
The infant's mother is the former have an evening of Informal fi 5 yecure sufficient elementary : ° | teachers, salaries must meet com-
| A trip te Greenfield Village ts | petition, young people must find the
scheduled for all day Saturday, | profession attractive and there
open to all young employed wom-
en, Reservations may be made
| by calling the YWCA by Friday.
| Sunday will be marked through- stated.
Mrs. King suggested that more
women in public office might be a must be adequate buildings, she | back to 600 B.C. The epic is one of Joanne Russell, and grandparents
harmony, peace and brotherly love | are the John P. Polmears of North
on the Samos Island in the Aegean | shirley avenue.
, Sea. } . * © @
Damon was portrayed by Carl | A son, Dan Robert, was born
| Exicsaa, Pythias by Lester Frown-| March 2% to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
feller and Dionysius by Milton Pro-| & Morris (nee Elizabeth James)
bert. Dean Peterson played the of Weymouth drive, Union Lake.
part of Philistius. 1}
out the nation as “YWCA Sunday solution and pointed out that wom In charge of arrangements were The baby’s grandparents are Mr
. Later the bride changed to a delabra and white spring flowers similar gowns and carried fans = in the Churches."’ On that day each ‘ ashmere suit with the | — : -
soneee trons her bouquet for the | Friday evening in First ns
wedding trip to Washington, D. C ——_ me Jean Curry became the bride of Stuart M. Allan.
s. Seis The Rev. Burton Erickson of
PTA Activities \nited- Congregational - Presbyter-
Rengfellew ian Church of Big Rapids per-|
Longfellow Sehool PTA wili hei@ &| formed the double-ring ceremony | ursdey at noon . luncheoen for the| _
upper gtades to raise funds for the PTA! at 8 o'clock before 250 guests.
Council scholarship. } |
| Parents of the couple are the
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| avenue and W. Stuart Allan of
| Oxtord and the late Mrs. Allan.
For her wedding, Bonnie Jean
chose a gown of Chantilly lace over
satin with an illusion neckline and
a cathedral train. Her fingertip veil
was attached to a small lace cap
| edged with seed pearis, and a cas-
cade of Easter lilies formed her |
bridal bouquet.
Gail Stoner was maid of honor |
in a gown of aqua lace over taf-
feta, fashioned with an_ illusion |
CLEANERS | neckline. She carried a fan covered | Curry with pink roses. Juanita Fitz
gerald of Fling and (Georgienna
Varge another cousin of = the
bride, wore gowns of yellow with
bronze roses and Barbara Sno-
ver were an aqua easemble simi-
lar- te the honor maid's.
James Waun of Richmond was
best man, and seating the guests
were Robert L. Gard of Benton
Harbor, Kenneth Sikkenga of Mus-
kegon, George W. VanWagoner of
Lake Orion. David Zahn of Ann
Arbor and Richard Huston of Mus-
kegon.
John Ward sang the wedding
recital and a reception followed the
ceremony in the church parlors
For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs
chose a ballerina-length
dress! of gray lace inserted with
pink net. She wore pink accessories
and the bridegroom's gift of an
orchid corsage. *
6 Blocks from
Downtown The bride changed to a gray-
blue suit with dusty rose acces-
sories and a white erchid cor-
sage for the wedding trip. | white carnations.
Marie Vergo, cousin of the
bride, and Jean Simpson of Flint, |with American Beauty roses and
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On their return the newlyweds
ANDRE’S MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS
a No Appointment. Needed! ; will resume their studies at Ferris
| Institute in Big Rapids where they one of the more than 3.000.000
members of this organization is
urged to attend the church of her
choice, thus joining with other
members in communities fhrough-
out the country in accentmg the
religious emphasis of the YWCA in |
the nation and the world.
Local pastors will give recogni-
tion to the association on that day
as a worldwide organization with
a Christian purpose committed to
work for the brotherhood of all
| men.
“For 9 years the YWCA has
worked toward building a better
society for all,” Miss Muir said.
“We are proud to celebrate our
anniversary and we shall be
prouder still next year when the
centennial of the YWCA in the
world will be observed.
has kept pace with the times dur-
challenge and change in the lives
of women.”
TBI Women’s Club
to Meet Saturday
jare both pharmacy students.
Stert at
$f700 $4750 $ 00 |,Error in Names |
= = In Saturday's Press, Judith Ir- |
COLD - AVE win's grandparents were incorrect-
|ly listed. They are the Robert T
MACHINE or MACHINELESS
| Irwins of Mary Day avenue and |
| Mrs. Florence Pappert of West! Mrs. Ed Minard of Norton ave- ing a century of unprecedented | ®¢
nue will be hostess for the Satur- |
day meeting of the TBI Women’s |
Club.
Mrs. Charles Davis of Royal Oak
will be present to entertain the
group with stories. Elaine Swartz |
and Helen Wagner will instruct the |
group in flower arrangements.
Standing committees for the com- en are qualified to fill such posi
tions well
Corinne Wright
to Wed May 8 Mrs. Roy B. Wright of Garland
avenue, Sylvan Lake, is announc-
| ing the t of her daugh-
iter, Corinne, to Richard G. Ervin,
leon of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Ervin of Crescent drive.
They are planning a May 8 wed-
ding in Central Methodist Church.
Coming Events Pannie £. Témpkins Temple 41 will
meee this evening at 8 o'clock at 18's
W. Huron 8t
Ladies Auxiliary to the Metropolitan
| Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at § &
| Perry st 7.30 p.m. with Mrs
| Kenneth Phares, 4065 Elizabeth Lake
Officers for the new term will be
nominated
Daughters of Union Veterans will meet
Tuesday at 7 im the Grotto Hall,
128 W Pike St.
Guild 10, All Saints Episcopal! Church,
will meet with Mrs. Harold Kelly, 233
Judson St. Tuesday at 6:30
Group One. OES, will meet Tuesday at
8 pm. with Mrs. Quentin Sweet, 370
8 Avery Rd
Pine Lake Cemetery Association will
gather Wednesday at 12 30 in the West
Bloomfield Town Hall for a cooperative
luncheon and annua! meeting.
hold a card
in the St Barbara Guild wil!
party Wednesday at 8 3°’ pm
parish hal!
Quild Eight of Al! Saints yn mA. Church will meet Wednesday at 2
the primary room.
Pontiac Republican Club will meet
Friday +t 9 P.M. + . ‘i
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= onion : and Mrs Harry EF. Morris of Ger- Mrs William Mihalek. Mrs Wal
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LaBarge
Pals Are Revealed
by Pionéer Sisters
day when Pioneer Sisters met with
Mrs. Richard Raber on Winding
drive, and new officers were
elected.
Mrs. Elia Sanderson was elected
president, with Mrs. Emmitt Miller
as first vice president; Mrs. Ada
Schreck, treasurer, and
Myrti@’ Kath secretary.
Devotions were given by Mrs
M. E. Baldwin on “It Began to
Dawn" and the hostess served a
| cooperative luncheon. Those who
|had April birthdays were honored
with a birthday cake.
Are They Washable?
There’s nothing extravagant
about even the most fragile-looking
pastel accessories and biotises as
long as they can be kept flower-
fresh with soapsuds. Secret pals were revealed Thurs-
Mrs. | don avenue and Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Jameg of North Saginaw
street,
Sorority to Hold
Founders’ Event A Founders’ Day dinner at Ha-
ven Hill Lodge April 29 was
planned by members of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha sorority, Alpha Alpha
Chapter, Thursday at the YMCA.
The dinner, which will be served
-at 7 o'clock, will also include of-
ficers’ installation and formal ini-
j tiation for pledges.
Mrs. Frank Jalosky Jr. an-
nounced that mothers will be in-
vited to attend. Mrs. Carl Rose,
social chairman, will be hostess at
her home on Murphy avenue for
the May meeting. At that time
final plans will be discussed for
the state convention in Detroit
|May 14, 15 and 16.
‘Plan Spring Frolic
| Members of the “Young Adults
Club are planhing a spring frolic
to be held Thursday from 9 p.m.
‘to 12 at the YMCA
| Announcing the
engagement of
their daughter,
Mary Alice, to
William T.
Gibb are the
Albert L.
Hopkinses of
Birmingham.
William, the
son of Dr. and
Mrs. William
T. .Gibbs Jr.
of - Kensington, “Saeaa
Md., is @
| student at the
University of
> Wisconsin r
| where Wary is —
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Uses Four Juices in
Festive Drink
By JANET ODELL
Pentiac Press Food Editor
Going to have a party” Want a}
good punch recipe? Why not try}
this one contributed by Mrs. John
Neaves’
All the ingredients can . be
readied ahead of time, and putting4
them together is only the work of |
a few minutes.
| Although Mrs. Neaves is the
|mother of five children, she is
| active in outside affairs. She is
the president of the Wilson A}
| and of the Fashionettes Club. She |
lists her hobbies as sewing and LA : Aveid knitted swit becouse so many crocheting.
shirrings; beow catcher, tucking de- PUNCH FOR A CROWD
Soils enhance bosoms. By Mrs. John Neaves
Mrs. S. B.—Figure flattery in| § cups cold water ;
swim suits is easy to find if you oSisval sf'iesens “e 1 quart pineapple juice
know your figure defects and tr) to build up or play down certain 4 quarts gingeraje areas of your figure. | Boil the water and sugar to |
‘ P : | gether for five minutes. Cool this
Paint Aids Washing | 5, | syrup. When ready to serve, add
The seasoned sudsing you give the fruit juices, pour over a large
your closet will be simplified if its block of ice in a punch bowl. Add
walls and woodwork are finished | the gingerale. This makes about 50
with enamel or glossy paint. 1 quart orange Juice
1 quart. grepe juice
cups of punch.
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Wood Slat Folding Door
Also Serves as Divider By ELIZABETH HILLYER pace in the decoration of walls.
When .a wood slat folding door, Here a natural finished divider
isn't a door, it's a room divider. | separates the rosy orange painted
As a door, it saves space. and it | walls of the living area from a
does the same thing as a room) cheerful dining room paper, a
divider — can often be used where | pattern called Good Morning in
there’s no room fer a divider of | shades of soft brown and beige!
another kind | with touches of lemon and red |
A wood silat divider is taller, | orange
ceiling high. and can't be seen | >? eo
through as many open-shelf room-| Mrs. D. J. McD. “We're trying
dividing pieces of furniture can,| t bring an eld home up-to-date.
and it folds back to reopen the Our biggest problem ts elabor-
divided area into a single large! ate weedwork with a let of detail
space en the doors. Each door has a
P | transem — and there. are seven And it’s as easy to hang the , im the dining resem!
| “The woodwork needs refinist-
ing. Would it look well painted?
If so, what color? Dining room ceiling to use as a reom divider
as it is to suspend it' from the
top of a doorway or closet front
| — it comes ready to hang and | Walls are blue.” with the necessary hardware. tf .Where there “is so much wood-}
. ork, and in a design you aren't ther purpose. building su ™ Z heigl Senter dealers con il enthusiastic about, the best idea
Pa) is to make it as inconspicuous as
possible. Do this by painting it the
color of the walls. : lors, come in natural finishes or colors iin. 7. G. “Tt bave tet Oe
i acqu it t aamnyeiealle == ne | chased a yellow bedspread and
ss draperies to match for two win- | sort ‘ a on | With this a roms aves of dows of my bedroom. and the rug
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If the woodwork matches three |
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_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 ——— :
Perforated
Hardboard
Very Handy Provides Storage
for Various Types
of Equipment
By HUBBARD COBB
One of the minor problems con-
nected with modern living is that
as we turn out more and more
goods, we build homes with less
them,
This eventually produces a very
difficult situation. The best thing
to do about it, of course, is to
take full advantage of every bit
of potential storage space about
the house.
And fortunately, there are sev-
eral moderately new materials
that can help you te do just this.
One of the best materials for
helping to solve this problem of
where te put things is perforated
hardboard.
This is a sheet of hardboard
with holes drilled into if about
1 inch apart. Into these holes you
insert various ginds of devices
which can be used to hang things
on or to hold them.
For example, if your problem
is where to hahg pots and pans, a
sheet of this perforated hardboard
attached to the back of a closet
|door will probably handle all of
the pots and pans you use for
| daily cooking
If your problem is where to |
store the tools you use for doing |
| things about the house, this same |
material with different hanging de- |
vices will do the trick.
} If garden equipment is the |
preblem, a heavy grade of this
material can be mounted in the
garage or basment and will take
care of just about every kind |
of garden tool including the lawn-
mower and garden hose.
Perforated hardboard is easy to
| most Tops in toppers is the prediction for this jaunty hip-
length short coat, Part of the formula for charming the
mid-teen is found in the luscious Creaminess of blanket
fleece. The rest is the knowing way that high fashion treat-
ments are added .. . in row on row of stitching around the
collar, for a yoked effect . . . and in the rows of stitching
that pattern the cuffs. ~
cut and to install
lumber yards and with it | holes so that various articles can
you can get the various kinds of | be hung
Doll-Making By ANNE HEYWOOD
*T have always thought that mak-
ting dolls would be a fascinating
hobby.’ a reader writes me. ‘and I
wonder if you would recommend a
book on it There seem to be so
many, and I have no idea how to
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types of decorating . . . per-
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Charlotte Eldridge's ‘The Godey
Lady Dol! Book.”
This is a charming how-to She refused to give in to self-
pity, and before
across a Godey Lady Book, which long she came
book, with complete directions W®5 4 kind of fashion magazine pn)
and patterns for making and the 1500s.
dressing the delightful dolls In order to amuse herself and
which are based on the -mid- her young daughter, Mrs. Eldridge
19th Century Gedey ladies. | started trying to make miniature
Eldridge gives _ Godey ladies. The story of how she
sortidige aaa eee a went about it is hilarious, but she
ished dolls are captivating. ee ee va ga at 5 : | Next came the process of making
a ‘aa tee kk rane the lovely Victorian dresses
in thig hobby, and the miraculous Before she was finished, Mrs.
results, will be a great inspiration Eldridge had a hobby = that
to you brought her fame, menry and
In fact. any young mother at! sreat pleasure as well.
home, who wants and needs & Now she not only writes and lec-
project. could learn a good deal tures about her dolls, but is be-
|from Mrs. Eldridge’s experience. | sieged by doll buyers, arranges |
You see, Mrs. Eldridge was Window displays for department
iliness | Stores, and travels all over the
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Make Sachet Placecards Here is an idea sent in by Ann| and then put their names right
Stoddard of Milwaukee. Since I
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and such things. I am following
Ann's letter and will let her tell
you about them. | inches. Make flaps on each side
oa ie rng idea po i older | of the square, and your pattern
ris, for S seems to some- | will look like the in the draw-
thing which girls like and, there-|; one —
placecards.
To make your cover or envelope
measure a square, 2 inches by 2
You will need somethhing to
Ge not serve 8 pull > bet are hold the scent of the perfume, and pretty to look at. but Ann's idea
is both pretty and useful. | do this. Use the corrugated kind
for this has thickness which will
y- | absorb the perfume and hold the
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Tactless, Personal
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By EMILY POST
A reader asks: “Will you please
print something in your column
about those people who always
greet others with some unpleasant
remark, and how to cope with
them’
“I mean, for example, the per-
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‘My how fat you are getting!’ or
‘How thin and drawn you look’ or
‘That color gives you a very sal-
low complexion,’ I am sure you
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was getting, thinner,” and to the
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“I've been trying my best to lose
| weight,” and to the third, “I
thought the color so very becom-
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Dear Mrs. Post
office and am on quite friendly
terms with everyone working
there. Most of the men are mar-
ried but I do not know their wives,
I would like very moch to in-o
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ding, but don't know what te de
about their wives. Must they be
included? I work in an
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are being married_on such and
such a day and that vou would like
ding. then the wives need not be
| included, unless you know them
{ But if you are sending engraved
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dressed to Mr. and Mrs
Dear Mrs. Post What is
proper way to help oneself to an
olive. and then what is the proper
way to eat it”
Answer: Help yourself with
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Parents’ Self ~Respect Should Not’ Be Rooted in Youngsters’
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Famous, Successful Folks
Are Timid Beneath Poise They look so calm and sleek and sure of themselv@s, the
successful men and women you see on stage and screen or in public
places. But after 20 years of probing at them, I've decided they're
just like shrinking you and me, sometimes even more so, underneath.
“Two hundred were invited to the party and 300 came, but I was
so terrified there wouldn't be anybody there that the palms of my
hands were wet as I greeted the first arrivals,” one of the most famous
actresses in the world confessed to me not long ago.
Deborah Kerr, who followed a hit Hollywood role
in “From Here to Eternity” with a Broadway
triumph in “Tea and Sympathy,”’ tells me she used
tobe so shy that in a room full of people she would
retire to a corner and wish she would die.
“My Aunt Jane who taught dramatics shook
her head sadly and predicted that I was too timid
to get anywhere in the theater,’’ said Deborah.
first bad moments she was as funny and endearing
as she was on the stage.
Danny Kaye, always hilarious, scampers away like
a frightened wood creature if you+
ask him a question that threatens
to pull aside the protective mantle
of clowning he throws about him-
self.
Marian Rich, speech teacher
who has coached many great] father was President.
stars, declares she is startled to “One night at dinner,”
realize that in each new class of
‘That woman is a beauty but no
Wiisen McAdoo told me about
how she evercame her agonies
of embarrassment at being the
center of attention when her late
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What's the big rush? Some of| 'sfied with things as they are and I've liked Tom for a month
now. If not. get yourself a gir! you sound as though you thought | 2 nan date’
today’s the only day that counts. And this girl just can’t wait e
no such thin: as patience} Jiiy per boy friend grows up. in you. It's now or never. Tomor- | But this is what she writes:
row just doesn't matter
And you rebel at anybody who |
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theater ts an ideal atmosphere
in which te live cut glorious
fantasies, to hide one’s unloved ||, ers
and other men’s thoughts and
words.
Shirley Booth, adored by critics MAKE FRIENDS
: | and public, evidently has the same/ One woman was describing to
Impatient | idea. “I seriously suspect that! another the house she and her there’s no such person as me,"|). shend had bought. i
“Dear Miss Woodward: I'm 12] %® declared. “The only time I “Oh. yen I baow Be the other really feel like an adequate human -_ ;
now. He seems to like me, but | being is when I've been given a
he’s bashful around girls. I've eet ano enue abla ing on a wonderful cloak > ae 2s M every way to get = on oll ear dla
“My girl friend talks to her boy' Lee Graham, who has written
friend at recess sometimes and|a_ self-improvement book for
|Tom will put in a couple of, women offers a tip for those of] .
words, maybe, Otherwise he won't| us who lack a stage. “Practice
talk to me unless we're alone, | imitating people who seem to you
which isn't often. What can I do?” | interesting and stimulating,” Lee : i a e 6 boys just don't get a | “omiels en ee ae
bang out of thinking of girls as ae woman said. “It's such a sweet
grils until a little later than 12. ee you well oo ea ene | little place.”
At that age they're cither com- _= eventually ~ The unnecessary word in that
pletely indifferent to giris—or Reminds me of a stery Eleanor ‘sentence is “‘little.”
scared te death of them.
The indifferent ones wouldn't be
caught dead talking to a girl at) aes ¥ Brief Hairdos recess, They've too much steam- | f- 3 eiached
|Ietting-otf business to attend to with | for Tiny Hats
| the other boys. The scared ones |
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108 NORTH SAGINAW Issued for Pair
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{ Dr, William Bromme, chairman
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dio and television hookup at 11:15
p.m. EST.
Medical society spokesmen said
that television stations carrying
the talk are WOOD-TV, grand
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* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Detroiter Greets
Missing Brother Couple Back Together
After 20 Years Apart;
Meet in New York
NEW YORK ® — A 58-year-old
Detroit housewife Sunday was re-
“Now we have found Otto here,”’
Mann beamed. ‘Ah, this is such a
Hermit Prefers Living
in the Airy Out-of-Doors
FAYETTEVILLE, N. Cc. @ —
After 30 years of camping out along
the Cape Fear River here, James
Williams, 78, a hermit, is convince
it’s the best kind of life.
Williams’ only home is a well-
patched lean-to. For a short time
| about five years ago ‘he lived in
stores in a hollow tree. rate is increasing with a national ms | Te.
INSTRUCTING POLICE RECR ste Pe {#2
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lice course, 12 Pontiac Police recruits are shown receiving weapons | shown at far left demonstrating operations of the sub-machine gun.
instructions during a session on the firing range. Cpl. Oscar Berg- | To his right is Lt. Oliver Lemeaux, Pontiac Police instructor, who is
land, Michigan State Police weapons instructor in E. Lansing, is | supervising police school activities.
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By JOSEPH K. SFAIR
Pontiac Police officials today
agreed that the city’s major crime
upsurge.
This is pointed up mainly in the
upswing of burglaries presently
running ahead of a similar period
in 1953.
Up to Saturday noon, 129 bre:
ins had“been reported to police
businessmen and residents, with
April only at the half mark.
Throughout the first quarter period
: of last year, only
% burglaries
STRALEY. ° Pontiac. detec
and the slight dip in present econ-
omy.
“Crime increases are report-
ed throughout the United
States,” said Capt. Edward H.
Shigiey administratioA head.
“There is some evidence which
indicates the increase ts under-
lined by lowered social-economic
conditions.”’
Capt. Shigley
added that the
2 Pontiac Police
. shortage problem
departments
other cities,
have a
bearing on
volume of
WHEATON
ed.
tives, says the increase probably
Editor's WNote—Williem L. Ry
and his total mobilization in,
he controls are met by the|
with half measures.
French — those who
y — admit Ho has a
p on the imaginations of |
large number of illiterate, land- |
peasants an deven an intellec-
outside the areas he controls. |
Vietnamese masses know noth-
about the
These questions are uppermost
in many minds’ in Saigon and
Is Viet Nam ,to be another |
Korea? Can it be saved short of BZ it ay if
te ath
namese, with so much superiority Z 3
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Pontise Press Photos
New spring attire made its appearance. Sunday as thousands
of Pontiac residents flocked to churches for Easter services.
the top photo, Miss Naomi Whitney, of 3055 Jessie St., and
Peggy Chittick, of 25 Lincoln St,, wait for a bus at Huron St.
Johnson Ave., to take them to church. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
and their daughter Susan, 2, of 265 S. Josephine Ave., walk
their effort, that the rebel? forces
can improve in quality with Ch
nese advice and supplies but not
in quantity. Yet the same French
admit that Ho’s forces even now
remain at full strength, despite his Z
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1 Church. Prospect St., are shown entering Grace
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eee eee Illiterate Vietnamese See Ho Chi Minh|
as Patriot Who Will Banish Foreigner
trol in Tonkin. In all Viet Nam,
the French contnive to control
areas sheltering more than half
the population. And the areas
which the French control are rich
producing ones which feed the
land and used to feed much of
Asia.
On the debit side, the Vietminh
are strong inside the French-held
.
, But this war is being fought just
as much in Paris as in Viet Nam, “) also is similar to!
in| ganized by Straley last year, 4 Police Report Shows Crime on Upswing in Pontiac is due to a combination of man- | W. Straley hopes that the addition; survey which claims 1.4 police-
shortage in the police department. f 12 recruits recently hired will| mem per 1,000 persons are needed
| serve to combat the present crime
City Manager Walter K. Will- |
man also noted that the police |
bedget and personnel is being
increased yearly to match high- |
er crime activity.
Police payroll is over a 1953 na-
| tional median of $3,256, according
to a survey, and added salaries
here are continually going up an- | ri
nually. Police recently were grant- |
ed a five per cent raise.
Thirty reserve policemen, or-
have been added to patrol crews
“This shortage te meet the threat of further
of policemen may | breakins and other crimes.
direct} Straley also has
the | forthcoming promotions in various |
in-| bureaus and reshuffling of person: |
crease,” he add-|nej, afte? recruits are assigned
|May 7, “will be a great factor in
Meanwhile, Police Chief Herbert | deterring crime in Pontiac.”
faster
WILLMAN complaints to fol-
low up and another detective
| 8 last month. It’s difficult for
tectives to concentrate on solving
one or more crimes with such a)
big load to follow,’ Wheaton said. |
Wheaton added that men in his
bureau had some 300 assignments
last month, working over 100 hours
overtime, collectively.
The present number of recruits |
will raise the department's force
to 109, according to Straley, but |
“we hope to reach an adequate |
number -of.between 140 and 170.
gums someday.”
Willman explained that Pontiac | :
|added that the department has | aid not at
indicated that |
| budget. is $277,613 greater than The recent
breakins, accord-
‘ : ing to Capt. |
’ Wheaton, were
, > a “1 being committed | in normal industrial communt- |Gamal Abdel Nasser once more
ties. was Egypt's boss - today, in ‘title The survey also states that | as well as in fact, and Maj. Gen,
heavy industrial cities, such as | Mohamed Naguib was relegated
Pontiac, requires 1.7 per 1,000. to a figurehead presidency.
Judging from) In the latest shift in the turbu-
the report, Straley | ient Egyptian political picture, the
said, “According | young army officers of the ruling
to these statistics, | Revolution Council early yesterday
Pontiac should| switched the premiership and mil-
SHIGLEY ing conditions re-|
quiring more policemen.” He
|never been adequately manned. A
According to city manager rec- | jinquished
ords, Willman said the police | sovernorship.
budget has grown bigger each year | jaw
| since 1950 and & slight increase 1952 Cairo
ee seroet_rit ‘Man Cadges Ride
Then Robs Driver Harold Patterson of 14 N.
the one in 1950 and $67,474 over
last year’s.
Willman said that every effort
E total of 2,640 arrests were
of which 81 per cent were found
guilty. Major crime totals for the
year were 8 homicides, 19 rapes,
40 robberies, 151 grand larcenies,
632 simple larcenies, 297
ies, 156 auto thefts, and
TT iit:
Locally
mated at $207,747
accessories and miscellaneous
ticles were valued at $9,179.87
$65,991.68, respectively.
Pontiac residents lost $27,176.
:
Pl : i
Week of April 26 to 30
Cancer Society Invi The North Oakland area of
throwing open its doors to the public for the final week ‘of the
1954 Cancer Crusade.
The new office at 66 W. Lawrence in Pontiac will be the scene
of the Crusade Open House, April 26—from 3:00-5:30, 7:30-9:30 p. m.
Francis Fa Miller of Pontiac, 1954 Cancer Crusade chairman,
stated today that 10 major' civic groups from North Oakland County
will act as hosts.
“Our motte is “Strike Back
has been shown in the work of the ACS clearly the. American Cancer Society is
at Cancer,” he said. “The heen
tes Guests Auxiliary of the Oakland County Medical Society, while religious
leaders will act as hosts. Honored that day will be representatives
of North Oakland newspapers and station WCAR.
Friday hospital administrators, department -heads and board
representatives will be guests, while the hostess group will be the
Oakland County PTA Council and hosts will represent business and
industry.
Two educational films on cancer will be presented each evening,
“The Warning Shadow,” newest of the American Cancer Society's
movies designed to fight lung cancer through promotion of regular
chest X-rays, will be projected at 8 p. m. each evening.
“Man Alive,” ah animiited color cartoon depicting the need for
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The other night @ fellow told me
a_heart-warming story about an old lady. When he had finished. I
to be true.
“On the contrary,” he said, “‘it's too true to be corny... ."’
As the man told it, several
months ago an old tady, whose husband had died. ;
a couple of weeks” ,
before, came east
from St. Paul and
went to live with
her daughter in
New Rochelle
Her daughter, #
Betty, had a 13
room house, and be
her mother was ~
certain, with all 5
that room, she
wouldn't be a
bother to anyone.
Well, as often happens, it didn’t
work out that way. Betty’s hus- band was.a middie wheel in the
advertising business who hankered
to be-a big wheel, and one of his
major strategies was to give fancy
perties for people who might do
him some good. - PREFSE [sires
|
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al footing with its presi-
dent, Mr. R. J. Rutherford:
Rutherford, he pointed out, had
attended several of his parties, but
of late he had been sepding polite
“Tl bet I know why R. J. ‘Corny Yarn Is True,
Old Gal Ain’t So Bad
>, | ted. Then he chuckled and started |
| thing once... . gray-haired man asked if the seat
next to her was occupied.
The old lady said no, certainly
not, and the man thanked he? and
sat down. He read his paper for
a while, then put it down on his
lap and sighed.
“Fission, bombs, bombs, fis-
sion,” he said. “That's all you
read these days.”
“In my time,” said the old lady
“fission was something a kid did
down by the swimming hole, and
what he brought home, everybody
ate for breakfast."
The gray-haired man looked star-
| Judge Finnegan to Talk
‘to City Republican Club |
Pontiac Municipal Judge Mau-
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Thursday when Pontiac |
Republican Club meets in Hotel |
Waldron's Parior E at 7:45 p.m. chatting. He explained he was on
his way to New York to haye din-
ner with his daughter who was
getting married next month. ‘She's
picked herself a fellow in a law
office who’s making 75 a week,” | Wilson will report on the organiza- |
he said. ‘Seems like she's deter- :
mined to prove that two can live
as cheaply as one.” The length of the cotton fiber
“It may net be cheaper.” said | May be from 1,000 to 3.000 times |
its diameter the old lady, “but sure as sassa-
tras, it’s a darn sight warmer.”
The gray-haired man _ looked
startled again. Then he compli-
mented the old woman on her
sense of humor and asked how old |
she was. When she said, ‘Going |
on 81," he suddenly became ail |
business. }
“Tt so happens,”’ he said, ‘that
I'm interested in a television show fo
you like to try?” |
The old lady said she's try any- |
A week later, the perky old |
gal made her TV debut and
walked away with the show. A
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Gets 3 New Men Group Meets Monday
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in County
‘man and start setting tax rates
for the county, townships and
| school districts.
Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore
has named James 8. Thorburn,
ef Reyal Oak; Howard Warner,
Sparks, county treasurer, and Wil-
liam J, Emerson, superintendent
of county schools, automatic mem-
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schools in Milwaukee County are
trying an experiment in teach-
——-— | ing mathematics with the aid of
}the ancient abacus
All students in the first. second
and third grades are given small |
abacuses. Their teachers use the
devices in teaching arithmetic
| At the end of the school year, ;
| tests will be given the students to
determine if they were able to
| learn arithmetic better or faster |
than children in other schools who
| were taught by moder methods. |
| The abacus is still used in Asia.
for computing by means of rows |
of buttons which represent the}
various multiplies of one. ten, 100
| and 1,000
Dr. Andrew F. Schott. on leave
of absence from Milwaukee State
College. developed the smal!!
abacuses used in the experiment
Pessimistic Canadians |
Depart for Geneva Talks |
OTTAWA @—A gloomy Canadi-
an delegation leaves today for the
Geneva Conference on Korea and
Indochina.
Foreign Secretary Lester B.
Pearson and his aides reportedly
hold little hope that Communist
China and Russia will even ap
proach the United Nations aim—'/!
a unified Korea where free elec-
tion could be heid
Man Trying to Collect
‘for Damage by Buffalo
LAWTON, Okla. (UP) — Can
| @ man collect insurance on a car
| that has been rammd by a buf-
falo?
That’s the question E. C. Wil-
liams asked after his auto was
smacked head-on by a buffalo in
| the Wichita Wildlife refuge near
Williams was driving to the
refuge headquarters and slowed}
;down t6 pass a herd of buffabo.
A playful yearling suddenly dashed
| across a pasture, lowered his head
|}and bulled into’the car.
| He left a cracked grill and a
caved-in hood, oo i ee
shaded ane a © Dick Kryhéski of the ‘Balti
| minute chiss period. Orioles was the leading
turday | League batter in night games for
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It’s easy to see why Mra George
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Grand Rapids to Honor ‘ommitteeman; Mrs. Rae Hooker
Senator With Banquet commiteewenah aa wen | others. Tonight
GRAND RAPIDS (UP) — Lead- |Jop Scientists Report
Republic: from throughout
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Sen. William F. Knowland (R- hife.
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over radio and television. French Woman, 110, Dies
Ferguson, who is seeking his | ANNONAY, France Ww — Mrs
third term, Knowland and their) Marie Courtial, who spent most of
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° Elizabeth | noon. The two senators were to be ern French village of St. Julien
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The head of the Roman Catholic
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S. Sen. Homer! TOKYO «—Two Japanese scien-| and germ and chemical warfare :
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of the United States led the |
in 1948.
This year the hopes of the United
States lie with another Kelley—23-
year-old Boston University senior
John A. of New London, Conn. He
was fifth a year ago, the first
American to finish.
That was his first try at the | day
marathon distance and this year |
his preparations have been much
more intensive. He spend away
fram his rivals in tests at 18, 12
and 10 miles in recent weeks.
It's Time Out
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mails. This ts | geeriey Had i ; &
Manhattan. .
On the following Monday night,
Art Larsen, No. 3 in the national
by the ruling body to
renewed interest in the
Drills Start Oosterbaan Must Find
Replacements for 14
Graduated Seniors
ANN ARBOR ® — Faced with
the task of rebuilding the line and
filling two backfield posts, Univer-
sity of Michigan was scheduled to
start spring football practice to
Permitted to have 20 drills in a
3-day period under NCAA rules
coach Bennie Oosterbaan will be
seeking in that time to get some
idea who will take the place of 14
graduating lettermen.
Oosterbaan has fost the entire
line which started the final game
of the season last fall against
Ohio State. Also lost through
graduation are fullback Dick
Balzthiser and halfback Ted
Kress. : s
quarterback Lou Baldacci and haif-
will miss spring drills.
Oosterbaan enters the
former Michigan stars.
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Pal's 73 $1 Pabricating 57
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THEY PITCH 'EM—Jim
Greengrass, Cincinnati Redleg outfielder, is the|and an average of .611.
hottest hitter in the major leagues. this budding | cinnatians to a twin victory over Milwaukee. | Pentiae Press Phete
Sunday, he led the Cin-
In five games he hes 12 runs batted in| “They're pitching 'em where I’m swinging,” he said. | the 2nd to the Orioles 32. Then
White Sox have reached into the
National League for Cincinnati's
Grady Hatton in their continuing
efforts to boister a weak third-
base cttuation.
*
General Manager Frank Lane
obtained the Redlegs infielder yes-
terday, in return for Johnny Lipon,
Hatton was expected to join the
club today in Detroit where the
Sox are playing the Tigers.
Hatton was waived out of the
National League to permit his
transfer to the Sox.
Only two returning players who
Started against Ohio State are
back Tony Branoff. Branoff is with
the Wolverines baseball team and
spring
practice with two new assistants
—Bob Holloway and Don Dufek,
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Manager Pau! Richards said the
Sox expect to use Hatton for
“general utility’’ work and pinch
| hitting. However. there is no
doubt that the Sl-year-old ex-
Redieg can have the third base
position if he is up to it. The Sox
| have tried eight men at the posi-
tion this spring.
Minnie Minoso. normally an Grady Hatton Waived
Out of NL to Chisox DETROIT W — The Chicago | outfielder, has been assigned the | from the University of Texas as | Their attack of 15 hits yesterday League 4
Detroit Club Faces Chicago
Today at Home Tigers Now Have Won 4
of 5 Starts; Orioles Are
Dumped 8-3, Sunday
DETROIT # — Detroit Tigers
came home today, at the top of the
1% games with a powerful 8-3
decision over the Baltimore
Orieles yesterday. Actually it
was the Orteles or the old St.
Louis Browns, whe were the big-
gest reason for the altitude of the
Tigers fight.
Tigers, who have won four and
| lost one in their Ist five starts,
jhave beaten the Orioles three
| times, lost to them once Their
jenly other win was over Cleve-
|land, 3-2.
Yesterday's margin of victory—
| five runs — was the most the Tig-
|ers have built so, far this season.
He'll Run Saturday
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Marriage Won't Keep
Santee From Relays ©
4:08.1, in the Kansas Relays Satur- later to run a mile anchér in 4:1
distance
Now Hitting
at .611 Clip Redieg Left-Fielder
Ruining NL Pitchers
in Ist Week
MILWAUKEE «—The _ hottest
hitter in the major leagues has a
simple answer to why he's off to
a running start — spring.
>
“They're just pitching ‘em
where I'm swinging,” says Jim
Greengrass, slugging Cincinnati
outfielder who carried a 611
batting average—but didn’t know
er with the Milwaukee Braves.
The 2%year-old Redleg left-
won the ist game 3-0. lost
|they beat Cleveland and traveled
to Baltimore to beat the Orioles
again 1-0 and yesterday 83.
Tigers also cautiously noted that
the last time they led the league
was in 1952, near the start of the
season. That was the year they
finished in the league cellar — the
only time. .
But the Tigers were impressive
in their Ist five games of this
year, precedent notwithstanding.
| position for the early games but, a $25,000 Bonus Baby in 1946 and | 8S paced by Walt Dropo and
‘although he does a good job. |
would rather play outfield. In
addition, Richards is said to fear
if he continues at third.
s s .
it, as were reserve outfielders
Fred Marsh and Lipon. * ¢ «
In Hatton, the Sox are getting
a@ once brilliant performer who
slipped to an in-and-outer in the
Redieg lineup last season.
Hatton came up to the Reds
Michigan Roller Skating cham-
pionships opened officially at 8
a m. today at the Ambassador
Skating Rink in Clawson.
Pontiac ‘will be represented by
48 members of the Rolladium
Skating Club druing the three-day
meet Pontiac skaters will be en-
tered in over 75 different events.
Close Races Mark
Ath Skating Period Fourth roller skating period
Pontiac Rolladium as close races
marked the bids for points for the
Hamlin and Karen Gullet
}in Class A, Charles Parker and
| Diana Regotti in Class B and Fred
| Alexander and Diane Clouse in
Class C. State Skating Tourney Is,
Opened at Clawson Rink
came to a close Saturday at the |
played regularly until last season.
when he appeared in about half
of - Cincinnati's games, hitting
that Minoso’s hitting will fall off w..6 pinch-hit homers and four |
|other roundtrippers, compiling a
233 batting average.
His best year at bat was 1X7
when he hit 281 and drove in 77
Mrs. Slaughter
Thanks Public
t\for Tributes
ST. LOUIS. April 19 “—The St.
Louis Posrt-Dispatch today pub-
lished the following note in its
“Letters from the people’ col-
umn
. s °
“I know that if my husband had
the time he would thank you per-
sonality for the fine tributes you
have made to him. now
More than 200 contestants are
registered, representing skating
clubs in Flint, Lansing, Detroit,
Imiay City, Dearborn, Reyal
Oak, Saginaw, Muskegon, Pon-
tine and Clawson.
Among the defending cham-
pions ffom a year ago are Laurene
Anselmy, William Pate, Jr.; John
Matejec. Gary Meeker, Martha
Rogers, Sue Danner, Robert Mills
and Sylvia Ritchie. ~
Major League Results By The Assec isted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lest Pct. Bebiad i 3 =
Writer Recalls
Pro Chandler Harper in Various Tournaments Terrible Golfing Luck of Veteran
Detroit sacs, ann
| Boston Seouccs S DS 88 8% [em SOte.-ccececes- 2 2 5008 Is
| Washington... 2 2 30 1% | Philadelphia ...... 2 2 500 1
Cleveland _......... ? a 2
Baltimore 2 3; «4 2
Chicago 2 ’ ano rf
} Todays schedule (1954 records im
theses)
ew York at Bortun (2) 1015 am. and
+ 2:30 om. Byrd (00) and McDonald (0-6)
| We Nixon (0-0) and Parnell (@1) {
Chicago at roit m. Trucks (1) |
or (0-0) vs nett 0-0)
Philadelphia at Washington (night) 8:30
Shea (04)
Only games scheduled
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
Detroit 1, Baitimore @
8, Cleveland!
ton at New York. rain
Philadelphia at Boston, rain
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Washington 9. New Yut 3
Detroit 8. Baltimore
through the years: And so, I would |
like to say for him, ‘‘Thank you
for the letters you have printed
from his loyal fans. I'm sure he
will be as happy to read them as
ter "
* * .
Several indignant letters from
baseball fans, opposing the trade
that sent the veteran St. Louis
Cardinal outfielder to fhe New
York Yankees last Sunday, have
appeared in the column this week.
Mayer, Nagy to Roll
in ABC This Week
ules this week with some @ the
marks posted by early leaders.
Ora Mayer of Oakland, Calif..
1953 all-events winner, and Steve
Nagy, the 1952 doubles and all-
headliners who will take the alleys
this week.
1900 or better all-events mark in
an ABC tournament. Mayer. mem-
Easter weekend activity was lim-
ited to booster teams.
and |
I was. (Signed) Mrs. Enos Slaugh- |
SEATTLE (® — The Easter tull | behind, the 51st American Bowling |
Congress resumes its normal sched- |
nation’s top keglers shooting at/| .
events champion. are among the | Baltimere
Bowting for the G. L_ Machine |r Co. of Akron. Ohio, Nagy will try | *
Friday night for his 3rd straight |
ber of the Capri Salami team of | 44
Oakiand, will roll Tuesday night. ; |}Harvey Kuenn. They drove in
| three runs with a double and two
singles apiece.
Steve Gromek was Detroit's win-
ning pitcher although he gave up
nine hits. It was his 2nd win this
season, both coming over Balti-
more. Both were by three run
margins.
He pitched a well-controlled
game though never walking a
man. He hit Bobby Young in the
seventh, but otherwise was pret-
ty much on top all the way.
Don Larsen, young Baltimore
righthander, gave up four runs
and seven hits in the six innings
he pitched and got the loss, It was
his 2nd this season at the hands
of the Tigers.
| The Detroit squad jumped’ on Kretlow, an ex-Tiger, for four hits
and four runs. Then they greeted :
another ex-Tiger hurler, Marlin
Stuart, with another hit that
brought in. a run
Tigers got their eighth and last
|run on a single by Jim .Delsing
and a double by Dropo in the 8th
inning.
| In today’s game Tigers will put
up Billy Hoeft against the White
fielder, who was taken out of the
second game after hurting his
j back on a slide into second base;
| is ruining National League pitch-
ers with the season less than a)
| week old. He's trapped 11 hits for |
| 23 total bases in 18 official trips to
| the plate and, in the process,
| driven in 12 runs. His production
| includes two home runs, six dou-
| bles and three singles. s - >
Greengrass tied a major league
record in the opener at Cincinnati
| last Tuesday—also against Braves
| pitching—with doubles. He hit
another two ba and a home
run with the bases loaded at Chi-
cago Thursday.
* . °
Greengrass grinned when a re-
| porter told him his batting aver-
| age was 611.
| “Is it that high?’ he asked. “I 3
hadn't figured it out.”
Suggs Winner
at Beaumont Babe Is Runnerup® in
Own Tourney; Win 5th
for Louise in ‘54
BEAUMONT, Tex.
—Sweet-
held her fifth championship today
as the ladies PGA winter tour
came to a close and the gals of
the fairways scattered for their
homes—all except Babe Zaharias.
who has a date with her doctors
for a check.
Little Miss Suggs wrapped up
the Babe Zaharias $3.500 Open
yesterday with a par 73 over the
6.219-yard Beaumont Country Club
| course that gave her 224 for the 44
Greengrass Veteran Starter
it—after yesterday's double head-| for Memorial
500’ Retires Klein Turns Job Over
to Bill Vandewater for
1954 Race
By DALE BURGESS
INDIANAPOLIS ® — Seth Klein,
who has waved the checkered flag
at every Indianapolis 500-mile auto
race winner since 1923, today
turned over the head starter’s job
to W. H. (Bill) Vandewater of
Chicago.
a ERY LN,
the winner's flag to Tommy .
ten of Detroit, whe won the 1823
race at an average of 97 miles
an hour. He waved it the’ last
time last May 30 at Bill Vuko-
vich ef Fresno, Callf., whe aver-
aged 128.74.
Press photographers call Kein
“the man with the world’s most
photographed hip pockets.’ A rear
view of Klein had been part of
swinging Louise Suggs of Atlanta! the picture of the 500 finish for
} years,
| Vandewater is an experienced
| auto race starter and has worked
| most of the AAA 100-mile cham-
pionship races in recent years.
| The Speedway also listed the | staff for the 38th annual race Ma)
Harry McQuinn of Indianapo})s
and Harlan Fengier of Dayton, O
again will be chief steward and
referee, respectively. Both are
former race drivers. Howard S
Wilcox of Indianapolis, son of 1919
winner “Howdy Wilcox, wag ap
pointed a steward.
William S. Powell, Mooresyil!-
-Ind.._was—renamed—head —ol--the
| technical committee. His vice
| chairman wil! be Harry Hartz, In
| dianapotts:; V. G. Raviolo, Detrort
E. W. Pummill, Indianapolis; 8. L
Reed, Detroit, and S. A. Silber
mann. Indianapolis.
Other officials include Tommy
Milton, the 1921 and 1923 winner.
Determine En Route -
‘to Derby After Win SAN MATEQ, Calif. #—Deter
mine, money-winningest horse i:
America this year, is enroute to
Louisville by plane today to com
pete in the greatest of all races
s for 3-year-ol Kentucky Der- Sov. It will be the Ist start of the | Open, Betsy Rawis Open, Carroil-| by. “s. the
season for Hoeft. White Sox ex-|ton Open and Zaharias Open to| Kentucky-bred Determine
pect to usé Virgil Trucks, and €x-| become the top feminine linkster| owned by Andrew J. Crevolin of ror who lost his only start this pares Alhambra, Calif., proved his fit-
son. nished second with 74. | ness Saturday by winning the Bay
DETROIT BALTIMORE Mrs.. Zaharias, whe made a) Meadows Derby in a gallop, eased eT eae tema wa St gallant bid for the tournament/ up at the 1-8th pole, in near
Delsing. i § 1 5 1 Waitkus iD 4 1 8 _ for her here in her old, track record time of 1:49 1-5.
— a $ i ; 2 Wert 7c 3) name town. said the checkup with) Trainer Willie Molter said his
Gore 22 $s Mae, LT g bl ner doctors was “routine.” | only concer is to heep the son o! Rowe 31 mere ott Mipbal at his Sine eiee: Gromek.p 2 © 0 @ Courneyc 3 0 3 6 State Tourney Static
— ees ee” Lie 8 y Basilio Wins Decision Krevow. p00 0 0 TRAVERSE CITY ww — Nearly .
trediey $9 9 9| 200 women bowlers failed to crack} SYRACUSE w — Carmen Basilio
_ _ Totpte 35 927 7) the standings of the State Women’s | of nearby Canastota, V. Y., paced
| b—Panned for Stuart in Sh. Bowling Tournament this weekend. | himself to a unanimous decision
$e 382 318-8 | The tournament continues until the | over oft-fouling Piere Langlois of | gh —Delsme. Kuens 2 Boone, Dropo, Ka-|end of May. Paris, France in their nationally-
Larjen E Kuenn, RBT Coan. Stephens televieed — bout i er & *. H H emorial Auditorium. Basilio 18. Steph a8 Avena Benge sore Union pon Scheduled weighed 151 to Langlois’ 155%.
ee Local 594, an entry in the Class — Kretiow . stuar s0-0 ag Pd A City Baseball League, will prac- — oe | ada
on Larsen? m 6 Kretlow 4 in @, tice on the Washington Junior High p ,
’ : P Petes School diamond every Tuesday and Western Michigan 6-4, Ohio State é-
(Young) non i ¥_Gromes (2@).| Thursday afternoon at 5:15 p. m. eichignn Guess Wayne 2
Kommel Napp, T=2:28 187, starting April 20. Kalamazoo 1, University of the South ?
Determine Impresses |
pected today after Veitch talks
: Gotham
at Jamaica, Correlation was
scratched after Trainer
Chicago "6. Cieveland 2 second eame.|Ushers, Police Battle By GRANTLAND RICE an eight-footer on the seventeenth for birdies. He | Phil ia 63, Boston ¢4 (second game, ‘
‘ NEW YORK—The chances are that Chandler | was now one stroke ahead. He overshot the green cexes SCHEDULE 3 Unruly Cubs’ Fans
Harper of Portsmouth, Va., is looking in the direction | on the eighteenth but came back and holed a ten oe i: ie ~ CHICAGO; April 19 W—A score
of the coming $35,000 Las Vegas golf tournament with | or 12-footer—his third in a row. ‘isan ue. ©! of ushers and policemen, fought @ dire, morbid touch. That wes an almost certain $10,000 win that | Sy [epsguit? | paauE with three fans in @ free-for-all on °° e Chandler Harper blew. Or rather fate did it to him. | pyede me lest Yet Seated | the playing fisid at the Chicago} Sy ORLO SOBERTSON It might be said here that the veteran Harper | Now we'll switch the scene to the May’s “World | Cineinnay 00... ©4001 B00 — Cubs-St. Louis Cardinals double-|/ NEW YORK @®—The top pre-
has suffered more from the slings, stings and barbed | Championship” at Chicago last summer. Harper | New York ¢ 3) 3 «tg | header here Sunday. The brawl de-| view of the 80th Kentucky Derby
arrows of outrageous fortune than any golfer I ever | was among the first to finish this $35,000 event |Sheese ..-. oe ee a ee ee ey eemene ee ee bee
knew. nh, apparently a of the favored horses in future se , | where first =e. Puusburg ceeveeeeee 1d rood i Se gel inde thr tinge of the tele a the
I recall Harper in one U. 8. Open nedded only | Harper looked safe enough with his score already ) vision cameras, walked onto the | $100,000 added Wood Memorial at a teor-toot putt te ture to the lowest qualifying posted. A par for LewWorsham would give Harper | Newcombe (14 a) or wiser | Held from a box seat section gate scote over effereé tm an Open, up te date. | the vietery, by one wirehe. A birdie by Warchers~ oe “ap Hive wes eee a ne S ., = But his fine approach in a hole on the green | would mean a tie. Worsham needed an eagle two (oa) Yo Hearn (09) usher - attemptec rh and he blew the opportunity. and this was tough to get on 2 380-yard hole. Ginetnnat! at M1. Leute cight) 9 9m | to block his path, a fight broke fromi the Wood Memorial * « e ro Z . @ Only games duet sctrs - lout between the two. Two more| Robert S. Lytle’s Correlation, 2
Then the Las Vegas Tournament of Champions} Worsham had a good ye, around , fans charged over the top of the/to 1 choice for the Derby, defi- Grrived tast April. Harper was ahead coming down |yards. This left hee an approach of some. 130 | muvee & Cimeammatt a— a ee ee en ee ee the stretch with @ fei Mater Rew York ot Brookiva. rete It took five minutes for police | the mile and one-eighth test, He'll lew holes to play. Then he | yards to the pin. He played a wedge and millions | Pitt*ureh st Philedeiphia rein : ball in the lake at the fiftechth. This |of TY fans ane the bon en A new vor UNBAN S RESULTS and more ushers to clear the field. | then head for agri Downe.
— He was till —y . r i ss ge Palladelphia 67, = eI - — And_it Trainer Veitch still ahead when Al ee - oot gu until it reached the | a 1 ‘ Chicago 4 (second game, moro INN A sw {his way, C.1V, Whitney's Fisher-
out Besselink Had . — Ciheinnaty 6-3, Mily 43 lith Prame 64 39 Steel 44 48) man 5 to 2 co-secend choice with to sink putts | Harper was at the green’s edge looking on| This are eck owntry View 83 49 Serv. Window 43 47 ; ' | ae ag! g 8 | A. J. Crevolin’s California-owned and ten feet t0 win by one | was a $25,000 hole that he had practically won— | pusviT a pMemetete ie P a leet 42 44 Shaw's 3
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his old spell over the Brooklyns.
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Cincinnati and Detroit, gener-
ally picked to bounce around the
second divison, and the Philadel-
phia Phillies are right up there at the head of the class if you pay |
attention to the standings at this
date.
The case of Cincinnati might
bear watching. There is a strong | went the route for the
suspicion that the Reds were sold since last July 16 for New Lgl bayer in their American League
short in the pre-season rundown. ' the Yanks!
and a sideburned gentleman by |
the name of Sal Maglie has cast!
reVersed its} It was Maglie’s second success
sorry free, cone a Oe See See
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needed and Del Ennis hit two ond game went only two innings
home runs behind Smamone. | before darkness stopped it.
' Vie Raschi, the ex-Yankee, won
Maglie's old am worked atjhis first National League game, Ebbets Field where he is unbeaten | with relief help trom Gerry eal
in nine starts over na career. He
first time| Two spring scaling phenoms
63 triumph over the Dodgers. | debuts. The Yanks’ ot cin oan
Needs 2 More Starters
O'Neill Not Excited Despite Fast Start
by Pitchers Roberts, Simmons, Dickson
By NOAH HALPER
Associated Press Sports Writer
Steve O'Neill hasn't called for the | last year), Bob Miller (89), Jim | feating the Pirates in the first
/Konstanty (1410) and Steve | game of yesterday's doubleheader.
Rdizik (96). | Simmons was equally effective in
| e |the 7-1 second game when the
ily Natasa <i tan weird |e nee cee ee
has seen league action this year.| earned run.
Jim pitched two-thirds of an inn- * 28 ®
| ing in relief in the opening 42| Roberts’ performance caused
|loss to the Pirates. Roberts im-| O'Neill to remark that rumors
| pressed in that game until he/ about the big righthander having
tired in the eighth inning. Then, | an ailment should end.
outfielder Del Ennis lost a routine
fly in the sun and opened the
sigs mene ®* Cards Finally burst.
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the Pirates, 6-0. Then Dickson shut rear -yame
out the Giants 2-0 in a six and a
| half inning game halted by rain.
Roberts came we back to hurl a 60
shutout and strike out eight in de-|
Floyd Patterson Eyes 12th Beat Cubs, 6-4, Sunday
Straight Victory Tonight | By MURRAY ROSE
new YORK W—Floyd Patter- |
son, the unbeaten 19 - year - old
Brooklyn light heavyweight con-
tender, is favored to rack up his
12th stratght pro victory tonight
when he faces Alvin (Chief) Wil-
liams, of Wichita, Kas., at Eastern
Parkway Arena.
Limited to eight rounds because |
Patterson is under 20, the bout
will be telecast ———— |
at 10 p.m., EST.
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Bobby Jones, the 27-year-old Oak- |
land, Calif., middleweight who up-
set*Gil ‘Turner on March 10, will
attempt to prove it was no fluke
when he meets the Phiiadeiphia|
in-a ‘ten rounder at the
Philadelphia Arena Wednesday
night.
The bout will be telecast (CBS)
starting at 10 p.m., EST.
7 s s
Jed Black, a 23-year-old Middle-
weight from Janesville, Wis., will
Losing Streak
After Bowing in 23-13)
Rout Saturday
CHICAGO #—The St. Louis Car-
| dinals finally broke the ice in the
1954 Nationa] League baseball sea-
son which, as Manager Eddie Stan-
| ky says. is better.
| Better. of course, than losing
three straight—including a 23-13
pasting by the Chicago Cubs Sat- Monte Breaks postin
Plate Slump | _ one recovered from that |
With 3 Hits | lopsided licking by turning in =)
- 64 victory over the Cubs yester-
Sparks Giants to 6-3 ! day . scoring all their runs with a
Triumph Over Brooklyn | of Boston, takes on veteran Car-
los Chavez of Los Angeles at the
Boston Garden Saturday night.
Their ten rounder starts at 9
p.m., EST. It will be telecast
(ABC).
| sixth-inming spurt climaxed by |
| Dodgers | rookie Tom Alston's three-run pinch |
homer.
| BROOKLYN | ~ New York oe 8 Giants’ outfielder Monte Irvin) The Cubs and Cards had a sec-
| proved a false prophet-today.But+ ond game
an scheduled but it was
\ celled aft after two scoreless innings
= | because of darkness.
Before the game here with the, Although Stanky was interested
Dodgers Irvin told Associated | enough in yesterday's activities to
Press sports writer Joe Reichier | get himself thrown out during the
he wasn't worrying because he/| big seventh for debating too long
had gone 11-for-0 in the first week | on one of Umpire Abe Ballanfant's
‘Rookie's F irst ony
iret Gauie trode: the Red Sax: 64 .| Ferris Fain hit home runs
9-3. | Jackie Jensen's 13th inning
hci
CONGRATULATIONS — Frank Perna (right) | AP Wirephete
congratulates Joe Mattock after the latter won a | tock defeated Perna by two pins, 606 to 604, for the
special roll-off for the singles championship in the | title after they had tied during regular tournament
City Men's Bowling tournament Saturday. Mat-| competition.
Chips’ Jim Podoley Wins (Dykes Doesn't
gers Don't Look Like Runa y Winners
Hi Picture Tigers.
as Real Threat Oriole Manager Thinks
Bengals Only Periodic
Troublemakers
And Dykes isn't down on his club
off what he’s seen. he said we
“should win a lot of games and
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Decathlon Championship LAWRENCE, Kan. (UP) — Jim| championship at the Kansas re |
Podoley of Central Michigan Col- lays.
lege, Mt. Pleasant, posted a new The Central Michigan ath-
record and won n the decathlon | lete built ap a lead in the five-
| opening events and climaxed his
performance Saturday with a
total of 6,128 points. He broke the
eld record of 6,066 set by J. W.
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CHICAGO # — Rookie pitcher im the pole vault, 3rd in the 1,508
Jim Davis of the Chicago Cubs meter high hurdles. He finished 2nd |’ won't easily forget his first pitch |two events — javelin and discus
in the big time. It was a lulu. | ‘row. | Summary for
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Seattle of the Pacific Coast League Points was Roger Ruth of
fae ele his first game yesterday | Emporia (Kan.) State K-Club. Bob
against the St.Louis Cardinals. It! | Kemp of Beloit, Wis., was 3rd with | | tomens Michiges. 3, Maxwell, uneat-
as the seventh inni There 5-258; Neil Moore, Dana College, | | tached. rs
wank 66 Sadie dus, baad. | 4th, 4,881; John Wilkinson, Fort|orier, eno atate 's; Meream ond —
mile run—i, Lamb, wnettached. 2.
wall for a three-run homer. The | Oklahoma A&M and did not de- | Steae 10:13:58
COLUMBUS, Ohio #—Regults of |
| Michigan entrants in the Ohio Re- |
Davis, recently acquired from Finishing second with 5,460 / jays Saturday at Ohio State Uni-
hitter Tom Alston slammed Davis’ | Sill Okla., Sth, 4,574. Bestenee gig (440, cera
first pitch over the right field) Mashburn has transferred to end one | “Ross, Ohio. State Btate Penn
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be out to add to his 26-fight un- . at decisions. it's obvious that he an! cara, won 6-4. Davis wam't in-| fend his crown in this year's re | Tze Sekt, out, grating
Friday night at New |his Cardinals are still thinking | yoiveq in the decision however on, unattacherd powers ae The | __. 1 know I feet good and that’s | about their showing Saturday. 7 peek. Gate, ae ‘8 rik chemin anatt St what sa Ph Irvin. Then he | The Redbird Manager didn't go Condition W esults . Meade, lien a Hillmen, Michiges
tonmer Sein of New York. | Ome |on record with his reaction to that Globetrotters ‘Bo li my R o mile relay! Michigan (Dooley-Roes-
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the ten rounder It will be broad-.| re@k out of it today. Just to show . . . Pts Pts | ‘120-yard high hurdies—i, ' pod rei he : you how confident Iam I'm But his terse ‘‘Well, that's bet-| LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 18 | Meroha's n Sosy Lanes 60 age toe . -
LM NR [Thy Lr yd poy eg A ye ts. Four ones for Monte and |! a m near death, ~ : (Mure . Another young fighter with &/ aon spell my name with a “Y.’’| before Starilty forgets the previous | Junius Kellogg today was con- Caskey kaeey Sink: Geir, Gamer’ Beak non 3 bejdwin-Wi mer wer: long win streak, Tony De Marco! tps 30.N.T-E. Monte with an| day's drubbing. scious and talking to attendants. nett 125, seriee—J |; Marobp 543 meds or cng w wiuniversity section) —t1
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nue — the Mecca of minks, poodles; men went hatless. The dress and
and celebrities say nearly 2.000,-| coat appeared tohave a slight
000 gather into the biggest. hap-| edge over the suit as a fashion
piest crowd in Easter parade his-| costume.
sary Probably the happiest man in
| Sunday the only way you could the city was a burly Deputy Chief
tell socialites from secretaries “aS! Inspector named Patrick Kirley.
to count their diamonds. Inspector Kirley observed: “Bless
| Everybody. locke pretty. Hed- me, this is the most perfect parade
da Hopper wore fresh-cut daffo- I ever did see. Bot a bum on the
was a man in a homburg with avenue!”
a raw rabbit trim.
a Tie parade beaan at 8:30 when! James Boys Didn't |
Make History Alone | small and white, while most
out of church ‘services. It hit its
peak shortly afternoon. '
mild flurries | Except for a few
of excitement the crowd was as| GADS HILL, Mo. ® — This)
placid as the weather. As contrast-| town is remembered by the old
ed to past years when kiddies have } folks and historians as the site of
been trampled and Communists one of Jesse James’ train robber- |
have started street fights. lies, the first such robbery west of |
Women's hats usually were the Mississippi river.
| infamy, too.
buggy before the turn of the cen-
tury and some irate neighbors
lreined in, grabbed him and cut
| LAST TIMES TONIGHT | off his ears. They stuffed the aud-
j itory appendages in his vest
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“THE Go & SHOW! jguneee about the womenfolk in
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Movie for TV | Fire Suspect
Probe Pushed Fenton Man to Be Given |
Further Lie Detector |
Examinations
hour was ““Fime Bomb,” suspense! FLINT — Further lie detector
drama with John Mitchum which examinations were scheduled to- |
cost $8,000. day for a 35-year-old Fenton man
Today’ aes med | tiste dby the Genesee\County Sher-
Virginia a ee — $22. 500 iff's Dept.. as ‘‘a good\ suspect” in
ee rs pee \the probe of two costly Fenton
In between these two films, Fire- | lumberyard fires
side Theater has pioneered the | Undersheriff Jack Turner said
filmed television field and has man-| the sheriff's department was “go
aged to climb into and remain ing to submit the whole thing to
top ranks in audience the prosecutor's office today \ but |
guilding us laded that he didn't have ‘foo
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The suspect,
withheld by authorities, still |
maintaing be might have start. }
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I caught Wisbar fo. a few min-| ber,” Turner said.
ues in between this — — the Previctis lie detector tests indi- | _
cated he was lying about his
whereabouts on the night of the
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He is reported to have suffered
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writers if they wouldn't turn out) and does not remember hiy ac-
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ones na wate on maw. &S Youngest Granny sics. I looted Chekhov, plundered |
modern authors. His script bills} GREEN COVE SPRINGS. Fia..
sometimes amount to $4,500. (UP)—Another woman claims the
But the money wasn't that good title of ‘the nations youngest
in the pioneer days—'way back in | grandmother.”
the dark ages of TV five years ago. The latest claimant is Mrs. John
To put together his first film. Wis-| Herbert, now 57,. and a great-
bar says he mortgaged and second- | grandmother.
mortgaged his home “Il was a mother at 14 and a
brag and exaggerate to get back. | Mrs. Herbert disputes . the
ing."’ he remarked. “You would go | youngest” claims of Mrs. Roger to a Money man and tell him what Howe. 31. of Dover. Del., and Mrs
you think the situation would be! anne Wamon. 32. of Chicago
with TV films. You could talk, irs. Herbert said she was 27
about reruns, but he would ask.! when her daughter, Mrs. Clark
Does anyone know what reruns Brown, of Miami, gave birth to
: m. Sept. 17, 1925.
pioneering all the way. Mrs. Brown's daughter. Mrs
| Peart Stacy of Bostwick, Fila., has
two children, making Mrs. Herbert
ert Louis Stevenson.”
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| “THE PONTIAC PRESS) MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 t ; :
Bob Considine Says:
VIPs of World War Two
Now Doing Mighty Well NEW, YORK (INS) — What's |
become of some of the Very Im-.
portant Persons in World War II?
Lee Van Atta, former INS war |
correspondent who now is in an
even more interesting game — |
money — comes up with a few
answers:
Maj. Gen. John Deane, who
helped to distribute $11,000,000,000
among our Russian co-belligerants,
and who was one of the first to
heads Italian Swiss Colony Wines,
San Francisco. The firm's list in-
cludes a red wine.
Maj. Gen. William H. Draper,
who helped reshape Europe with
Gen. George C. Kenney, MacAr- |
thur's chief airman, heads the |
National Arthritis and Rheumatism
Foundation. and also is -president |
of the Air Force Association
MacArthur, as is: well known, is
chairman of the board of Reming-
~ OUT OUR WAY | man who coordinated the opening
of the atomic age.
The one and only Jimmy Doolittle,
out some of the most
fice.
Lt. Gen. Ira Eaker, who first
mounted the great daylight raids
on Germany, works for the Hughes
Tool Company. Lt. Gen. Harold
George, who ran the world’s great-
es airline — Air Transport Com-
|mand — only recently resigned
from Howard Hughes’ aircraft |
corporation in a major policy dis- |
pute
Adm. Emery Land, whe kept
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DETROIT MT PRODUCE ~_
BEEROE Pi wnsiesne ins Narr |Will” ; uales of |
6.00 ~ Delicious, - ange (Rditor’s P Jobs - sas ’ INDEX q .
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Rrinrs Sp. ase 68 oe The United Press polled Parr eres thang | SSAGRREAT-om™ PTE oe ae
Seana ae teat 1 | naccment tres 2 sc eevocncea 7 oe | eS
‘athe noes Ho rar Th apelilgpeteeotsrearttoe : | FUNERA iple « LESMEN
Sage otens gre No. 1, 106-128 sn sist} |) Ammuance ters L_ HOME $180 WEEKLY
Seas whe hy cre’ at a ees a ef a Bh =n like
1 en Smee teh ie * | Donelso Patent
i Boo a te i sees mete: are being scooped up quickly. | Wen ' ore eine eo Sena eae
. fen wach igee cs te ba baton ea Business and indust Work Wanted’ ania 8 | Comete oe, | == ee SOM tor enpoine
jump for the a0 mele large | large, 14.00-18.00 30-00, case ee oe oie ae - eS u ATTRACTIVE ~~ 5s Help Wanted
ep ychyrelperndimngror It lost | — Ul, 10.00-11.00 hee és 30 wer cont Business Mount ‘Part, ‘Pri nt PRARY __Help Wanted Female 7
Wheat near later. | DETROIT + rROIT EGGS \ offered a olen aera Ov PRIENDLY WOM
j == ar Wee cnt ot the Sst ee at Srectanin & iterg Parr ewnt are Comte gue ‘the amin oh
May $2.14%, corn higher, a patria on on Bee ist versity, the pooner oly Et x! et: neers ve of Limes. ecaen is
May $1.52% % to % higher : A, - a bachelor’ young} Moving ; eocees: 30. be tho ow ly woman
May . oats \, to * : — 4-47. Jan. 4-52. wtd s degree Pein . sceccoseeses ety our eee te
76%, rye %-1% % higher, Ss B ls Bog! medium 2 a year a month = * _— : BO. th ment o te i ove =
; SLOGX, % higher 4": A ‘2 wid 42, \ago he Television Janeane X RE and are all exc o
soybeans . May | fares sect! ee a a $300. could Service «..cc. es. PLIES not @ musive with
} May $3.94% 3% to 6% higher otk: Sarge S: mation, spat 4 ‘A master’ have riter arViC® a esessasses > gud ont orenens cat. oF m oe
ee ee ae aa © 2 8 technical 's degree . At 10 am. See Ted pant Oo eek
° 78 cents large 31. month is drawing NOTICES . there today og at fies tacoma vent
$21.75. pounds higher, May canneee baruln to cupperet ease > iene were replies heer from re e mcome, ee
cueaee (AP) AND EGGS Pere a Notices & Personal = Press office ra Bw _ Te een tne et
° 246,226: Butter : Y FAECES oeoge t
Grain Prices aM Rare Pah 5 < aecee steal pace wed Chne, 10 Be —ee——— anc A ce
oo 1B 5.8: 08 C 54: cars 3s te But jobs total place. ba} Woussheid 1, Mt : Bees bocition ts perm
CHICAGO om GRAIN buy steady: receipts ! ed penal ne Heyer scarce Wee. Miscellaneous cb 32, 2, 15, 16, 24, 87 bows beter tee work permanend
)—Opening er J prices unchan: 46es: colleg \ Wanted otee ‘s %, au, 86, ’ re Pave sala av
wey ete teese ow ee aa 45: U &. stands — Si for graduates ain } poy io Rent ......... ra us. 87, 97, 162, . sion App. commu
vevseres 248 Dag ds = . i ele an oees | :
FEE cveceee tity visors is | adie ae pone iG fields such as neds — wie Transportation costae 4 ARTHI IR'S
—. i ~ Sieapaaae 3 cHic ee — rs ef > | ‘ anted Mtgs. * nN.
ry sereen Hts Xow anaes it sae. on. track ‘ap—etmteee™ Aisin tia a Cahn a -: | ome fined $50 , Sete a business recession . te — Help Wanted M we Eg waron CACL WIE
— jen |... a oa Tle: Se total UB. arrivals | 4m fen + as 7 for . tai Bloomfiel and $10 costs ; many graduates hag aoe Apts. Purn BA ss ale 6 @inistiaN WOMAN IW DRAT
nus 270% stock turda shipments _—. : a@ L. 4 Townshi by W shoppi to do a isheo DEPE - Plains Aw IW DRAYTON
— eee mas ae s1.90 eo —. , ‘moderate. com . | 4m HE % & Mee... a6, mer C. rai, p Justice = rng are a ’ for jobs.| Heed mous tnatereteted aa oe Ss! 45 70 RUN = 5 bina * ook polling | Aldea!
Saly ...2eeee cienencs $158 | new stock cool Russets = Ges & EI =. ars sane 333 -| the first that y to pick one of | ten eas te | Apes a jod wf or OR 3-8814 mm my bome.
FOR ---00-00e BS = OE iis. —t moderate. ‘6 am Mm Pay © eek “trocas.. tl doune’S A. Bielek, | (er ophenpaay 0 ares e: cel ae =
seessee WED ne on— BS) 20. - Plerida Round am ¥ P Rd ae Marsh re 13.7 essie St., was 38. of 14 N | gia ; Geovaieooont a 7 —* Market oe. A cent _es. FE +e a excellent ray
ars — Seccrees 14.33 = —— tH a Gi... -¥ days in Oakland sentenced to ay Tech, Purdue, Rent Resme e cesves: 38a CARPEN . ehard Lake BEAUTY SS oa
FAY «scene rey ccccce 3498 . an 26 Ry Str... 4 urday County 30 versity of Stanford, + Rent gore, SSE fe 5 gg tlh HH \ OPI RATO
‘ Sennen 13.18 Livestock Am 1333 wee SD... 331 for drunk Jail Sat-| of Michigan, U Usl- | Per Re euspauspeie” + Fe Sties anes gen race = «Co ATOR
—_—_— ed Am Tel » a ay aes 331/ was unable driving after Minnesota, Jniversity at Miscollanceus +a S106 _oftes_¢. ust be unics i lepie— $16 Pentise
fole CHIC. cuscace LivesToce mie. 'S dont Ward... as 315 costs to pay $100 fine he| Comets ae A & M, REAL EST en ce AE +. CONTACT a gh OPERATOR _
; n Pn yy gM Ee hy Mot Wheel... 81 | Orion He appeared and| of . ny dy ~~ Lathamal A national MAN _ Pe, pleasent workine SMALL
un ocedy to 0 fairly hogs Anac 383 meel.... 333 Township een Peansytvania University | "7 Se A nations! concere has — coditions
co lag oe caer ae ee eo eB Saee ot Feansyivania, University of | Fo) Cake Prose he ee
in Whit p yesterday at wn na » 3 Atehison @1 Neen Keiv.... 193 G.| the undergrad Wellesiey ee TT tise tor © te Pas! md Ber BRAS yore: Er,
Lake Ar of sasie."paia' for rw choi dtlas Per re x i ee i4| , Farmington tumbte radu soho tO Por sale meant Preoane . snieed, galery, liberal soo COMBINATION # ny a
ea LP x-y 190 to 240 a ut 412 Nat Dairy... t1.6| Allen Township le Co Bale WME boc 5 cas ccoceeee 9 salar~ program. AND ORILL STEAM TABL
Oakland to $28. pound butch as oo, 12 Nat Leed 11.6 C. Ingle Justice American Acreage alliance Fr 4 Quar- ONLY COOK ]
' ties County , s te ae 250 to 360 Balt Lima he Nat 8....... “ ‘A: sentenced ties colleges ped = Perme ........ & tng, position ts a plus AND 4 LS COR on wad
| ties reported ding nce iff's depu-| ites bed ners, Tere jal & Chie 3 MY Air Bee #1 | nine cag 17, of a tin wil send ut Bod universt- Sele Busmess Property waTiowaL hn Fe WAGES. erie 6 60
safe in White aban-| Receipts receipes focaled, Beth 8 - OF mam trel;. v1.5 and asseas — Ooms t. to with bachel of 279,000 Por Sale or Bxcban Free. INCORPO TED’S
hip, the third Lake Town- | tows ee 3s ie conte | ity: wo Net & Wot. 28.4! day him $10 ty Jan, Det Sune or’s degrees seeeae STATS Bane D REST*URANT AN
that area this one abandoned ih pa — Consisting Pt 4 = ws te a.. oe for reckless we Satur. | ceive ted 56.100 will re- Fa ad =: awe cutti-s 5 tou LDo te ARD AT Pn DRIVE - I"
aso Delos ? fy + omy - L ot | Blogs Mt ibe olla Pe. 223) Albert C. : | will get a? oo and 7.920 yall my —. Jasaceses OU . ae ihens “OT “pooues *. — - Teas AETs OOP
ands commer ‘nay Hurns, oe Be oo a 5 DRIVERS OVER SS _WIORT
» Hazen said that and pone ly Ay Sy ee high a commer: | run Ba oq! wo A els Rolandle, Uni 32, of 250. Salaries rma gre tgeney Be Leen on. os vars coes: dl nn oa
by William a safe found intasue 00 to $12.00. commercial | Sa Co. M2 Fen am W dir 36 $50 and $ nion Lake school teachers to prospective © lecicssoceseses Le “ern ‘ a A
5690 Cedar Buell on his farm PP nt gl ge oy ee ——— 94 $20 costs f . was fined | though are on ae dt Sy a Orchard Lake _Merv's Tavern pol gl berm at
from Island Rd. at Ag | with a few quoted nomtn- | ~My “8 Pa e Dav.... 4 ing Saturday ior reckless driv | in most the rise, al- Ren Bousetra: a. a | Season WHFeEEe ant
Oak Park , Was taken Only prime seers §36°50 of ee ae 83 | ly tice by Sylvan Lake - | Fels below states they A 6 Teeter —*, ease rt order Mn AND
with @ truck, — 15 along tne sheep section. arrivals 5 0 ean = my. ae Preips D.. ist Joseph J. Leavy. Jus- | parable those paid for stm | Ute Aareasorien oo. seecseee: 7 ae “ATT foe? eens wight. OR
fund abandoned a the back ns | SL ed an ts | Caan 8, ae i: 88] doe Elmer © Diet mee pad for come | Sant SS ‘Stee ee eee <i a el
The of his SS — 4 Mostly yw Tree .. 6g Pills wa.. = 3" Elmer C. Di Tow ship ea ena Pr EXPE per hour rRIENC 0 es
300-pound safe tive; mostly hogs 4500 Chee 8, Onto 327 ee ak |. ae A. Irey, 18, of fined Gerald ~ ae e oe ng salesmen. PE ¢1 y work. $1 per hour
p Aig were Lape oi pick- | burcbers tiger ~~ A — f= Caryeier oe ro om. Gs costs Saaais ta-roune $40 with exPrRir ome RPERIENCED WAITR
21201 m H.W. ——_ for Yclee o 35, mostly ine. 300 gine Se 4 Reo Qui... a Pancake driving & Siman wanted Call PR ¢20 FE eo Ore, __ Eas, JACK
Scotia, Oak Stanley Co. Sate: eal qoete: most 2 S228 | Se He} REO Pie. -0.- o} | Method sup a outet_Col_ PE _¢2000.__ 'xperienced Waitress —
The Park at 0.00: bal sie- most around | Colg Cola = sa C..... Ey ist Ch per at Trinit = “4 altress
detectives said th good min bie-ird ib, yas 20-71 29. most a Rem Rand... 37.) ee tab tet pan Wednesday, © y ‘had we Maple. porary
' pip arog that. two oth- clearange. 00-25. 75. Ag most > ._.M2 Repud st! pee i | sen or Pillsbury flo Walter Jol ° my TO GENERAL MAI ate OnCOL
pad grag y- coed ith | afsftses beter hae eee Tay sae: Biel howe ey, Saat SS"itve” fond’ ot “ehibe
wtekend. One one found this | === fresh ‘nelters ‘neminally_ se _| Gon P Pe 434 Rey Top B.... 08 * at the Betwe position sed. p Len oucetent
from of these | mainly cows; pts Con Pt 4.53 Sead ee oe . . en 45 an g pote ot”
was | bulls s: this slaughter Pw Pt 108 Al RR 3: Te buy b : d 50. S 3.
eS and taken | chetee and" stoc class steady, to weay: | Goat can One Sears Row... one Ore or sell in n job for righ Steady MARRIED WOMEN
before pouting onda Be ane ier s0 30-38 ie Tene les On \ shell OU... oa yton Plains or Waterford, | be * give ght man. Pleas —— ee
to the scene could lt a. oes 50-29.00: a bigh | Come ou : tase 6 ee see White Clarkston | Causing referenc sri Ing OR pecessar No em
from wes get yearlings & bgt Moye few Sve | Geen 632 Socony” = 4 }OR 3 Bros. Ree area. schools 3 Pont i = Wr OR 31108 te cont ase
Pontiac. believed to ay goon calhcoe heifers oe Crue Sti n — os -T118. © 1 Estate and 8 t iac Pres tte . “efter 120
be | hie “commercial up sit oe ah ewig | ot Bata Tee fees... so), St Bart pean, moving and ‘high schools will be] S| —wers s Box 87. SALE .C
SS es: ce-ih.e 8 fee | Dour vAire sot Weonnee 8:30 W Guila C caeoucnehse bs C On PART toe SLA
Hurt com 00 57.7 ed. ard Part PE 50001
| in Collisi ae 4 DuPost 1B Sd On at... Ste Parish ge April 2ist y acum OOD MAN CAN MAKE ALTERA
| Sunday Morni on |e Be £28 Bt BY Demat ‘Sofa le pas |g te wok Se eee eee oe TIONS
Randolph ng on M24 nommeily , sleaghner leanne a | aot, . 337 Studedarer.... - 94 tion 5c. x Refreshments. go to work a trial pote prohites inna : OFFI
Opdyke Rd. Harpool, 43, of 1680 ys pring lambs 638 choice ae Ae os gees Peo... mel Wf your eka: | eau Write. ter ecg Bo i CE-
was treated. Pontiac T | goed Se es eae most- =e Sylv Bi Pa... $45) bail, Ph friend’s in jail ty of Minnesota Ine _ Chie Vs NILITe CLE
Hospital at cera se mene I ee Ean Mig at 3? or . PE 5-5201 and needs noted ir pn ges acon RICALS
for injuries General cul to| Ere ae Thomp Pa... sis on a So Og Care hs “ aa
two-car suffered in a Ex-Cell-O z Timk R Bear. $14 , Guy Carter. ; "7 & ore asin : Openings
on M24 near Sunday morning oultry Gen on .. @2 Tras W Air... os W ° Be sree ain Te FOR OUR
' John W Baldwin Rd peta TROT i oe Re nn Be oman H . bad KPERIENCED OA New
Lake McGee, 19 were paid APie-The follows | oes Mot... gat Underwood 38 an S Se roo ir RDENER AND
Lake Bivd., Lake Orion Ra omg | tener ie be Teocing price | Sou Tiny By oh Spee 8 S Dea ste was reouirea ontia
he ether art Onan Canty ee rere te oe ‘Seem Bt Bee meas: | County Jail —— th Notices rot YANTED, AE we C
a ee Roe Bi Seed Cell | .rocusteeie = ee a oe Sore
sutnbund to was ove the cm ever spoons Beige Sarred Soverrn, a Unit rok... set ame. _ | ial for Mrs. Effie and bur. syman aber. 1 Gat won or = — Full (3-da
Harpool palsy ee | oe CHICAGO POUL |St Wer’ Se gg tine... 1 peaagaaalleg omer y - Thompesn, 21 Adams Rd. will Glasgow. 67, 159%) ott abet. 306 8 #1984. CLARA pg a week) y. 40-hour
was over the McGee’ it. | AGO (AP\——t TRY (Semen is us gee 331 rp one! icon Pls Wales Tawney. y. Partly on Pa stiny” water moter ngeli t_ aae - fe taco o cage sl out wales acai part time .
center line s car | twer, heovy bem : inte inom. ee UST vires Coun cell Funeral ts here are Wednest=* Apri wun Byman. ar coued anaes located ; sitions availab
Ars vy 2b. copes ¢ eos | z. o4 ‘ob...... | she was ty Jail soon the body Home beg gg be held and ¥ a SS 3 in the followi le
| 18:8: bryere or broters 23- Py es es Waukesha i 3° | night on bochet there Sai a ». m. may be viewed where ment aie lg A cation “paid mse oe ments: wing depart-
— 2 West * 993 | liquor charge of Mrs. day. sat at male Gee ~~ na . benes plan
| ining en wo Weste Bre o snd vg mange etter a caid atthe Voothers-sipie Pu. cern er "ee national "cow Coats. Sui
Int Harv 68 wie -s y after 9 | a brief illness. morning AS lll qe an Pu- _tlars to Po tise Pa? ee A -2 its. Dresse
| y ween) ) ete feo er) ty See Saou) eee ees | Ee Sosa | mason
Go ee Foss ons T ihe bedding. Deputies ce hor ella ee Mrs. Vel- oreaN apa Sivle Pu Sessneny ey” oe Pontine sort Wiwsedats swear
SER | ie bce etn Se cae Spree: | Sees vite
VE ’ ; peTRoIT sTOC . women’ took ve} Pa: Stanley and ace. Pan ‘Albert, 390 _— Reeded No. sta — we moran Milline
OU et. ee a eared ee | om ESSE EE | Openings in fi
| Baigwin Rabver points are eighths loon minutes lat her. lore et reg aaa a pee pane on pg ely rt Cirein, sear a ms penings in office for
Gecte C Navigation® .. 116 hangin er she was several land Ave. 8 esidence. cs oe man. Write oe STATION sons experi per-
x ty-Michiga: wage au, Seen | bar by her g from an Puneral p. m. this Osk- aw FOR 23. Pontis TON di perienced in ha
Sag eet f+ HS) ton “tailed and Artifical respira: | Mai Soa pyle Tare Rone STALE ss nears aie te
west *.. . 26 M ra- Ch ® Lapeer hr at ‘Tues- x; ~y)meree s. inte . .
R Abrasive* 3.2| Was iss ig BES res
} ay sabe 27 3 1C ———- Sciray tie dace jor Unain Stor den Center” Cemete a OPTOMETRIST er aiciea! (NO variety
ane eres et $2] assay ourmcee- Dhene — . es ON RE o eg Eimer li typing re-
. and asked. 14 14 edsroner County an ° Prank Ray ee ihe ck store to ww teree ;
IN , ee ning Expansi "| Harden osband st ane #8 ra pontine ‘Press Fitter
SURAN Busi : Ceuieanst i: raced Sue Mee The’a ion Mardenbare’ deat fa Mrs. Pearl REAL EST*TE — s and sewers sh
CE ness Br f : pital at Pontiac State Hos-| announcement that two Ere Ticdebuer sen tee vartine ‘1 SALERVEN have commerci should
Mike AG The ie § : te Hos- | Jr chain as of ar Brandt: : Mrs and 2 both ett arent gro’ ercial back-
Daniels ENCY fifth annual Pentiag stores with alah chapel iP f brother pe EE oe nage lg toe, nooute und. ‘Good worki
845 W. Heron | the Michigan A convention of Detroit - plan large in Aor 20th 1. hela ae fee. ontensed RLES conditions; orking
Sts FE 4- | tion Service Engi of Retri Steel Producti grams gave new expansion pro- Wuntorn Funerst "Biome the ferred. hat, wit are lighted wo modern well-
1644, | will Engineers gera- jat Y, uction |* a assurances | torch yal hen one with cer wand. Aowthwent Listnes workroo
: start in Fl Society ear’s Lo The business trends. today i maa oe offietatin a 3 yy BS 2 .
| will last three int Frida: CLEVELAND west Point J. C. Penney a ike Inte Soe Mn Pare coon Telesrash. PE Excellent
SE y. It | one wn a aoe, on tthe Roster Funeral in state = weekly ; salary, paid
Moto ~ ag ue ace oar a feet of space...» ith 40,000 square chael. 387 Caltfornt 10 tose Mt RE y; sales personne
. r li - 3 in the U districts at 13- ,- will be detox ornia St = M AL EST are paid t 1
y cyc ist | U.S. out Mile constructed Somdisnne: tenet - awe 83; AN ATE com :
$s In in . Teporting of Rd. and ineky Mrs. A ; ORO FOR ‘FX. SALES. all mission
, 5 50 ‘as Vehicle Hi jured se ingot production a decline another at 7-Mil Woodward and — skv: Gear father yng Pag yy! page merchandi on
. < ON SIGNA 0 J. B ate Hits Auto mo role gazine reported t pet. | Detrate. ‘Mile and Mack in| "i," ae eran ree BA PROORAM “EW Complete progra sold.
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y Se 0s FURNNITURE rem, ee dace goth Dire yp eget nt pm Tuesday” Avril Joen ROWER Wii raED employee benefits, 1 of
: “lig = - OR AUTO General Hi was treat 14 Me-| The year. lowest its Co. also will peral _ Home the Pursiey Pa AS EE go 2 Ms 4 ough job trai ts. Thor-
Kay -FAST/ > Feel at Hosp’ ed at Péntiac trade jour which expansion rees e and with = Rev m™- 1 APPOINTM i, job trainin °
i ~e'SS if | Provide for © low you come to and arm evlons Saturday for leg week the average said that last | "ice World _— ost $325,000,000 . Cinta laa “ > Bey g with
~~ aS <"@ om “Why Cesmatahy* to eeas |e eee cae ig a to 67 per cent _fell one point arcu tear ppt Hoole in vata a ee A ~ SALF Please
. “ee request to Matthews r at Sagi - | first tw of capaci a pany . i the Pursley 2e [ES POSITION appl ‘
ony "aad your Sts naw and 0 months ty. The | ame tract large branch Buia STTION Hu y at the Tel
“1 a toe poll de Tsai ied production of the year showed |" at Southfield ma Ray baivorter. tt aia 1° Sele Teer owe pumas : ron project et
, * Phone, your special Qure’ to Pontiac Poli paci near 70 ed in Dearborn and Dix be meg ee 104. sooqrem. Smee. wae sig Me rik April 20t Tuesda
‘on. to Provident write or come in by hs motorcycle my ice, Me- ty. per cent of ca- about 100,000 sq . It will 5 Piadinaton’ nd of Te next 30 — 7 men a d h. or Wed Y»
‘. today! W.G.Cc a car driven Steel said th space - square feet of itain dingt. a , father pe Pt dagar | benefits > ; . April 2ist ‘ nes-
bd ; rovi Howard St t . 24. of 142 E ‘April has at not one week | . floor Maggie dear » sine Pid- Poetias PF te me, 7 the oO t, to discuss
HW. ¢ a ent 0 stalled on a Geni wise a ee St eee Girl will be held rineral” service SAL Press, ee Winkleme at
Floor « Savings ot an eft turn from ae ee making a —.= yer gel seven ot , 12, Injured by Co ‘otek wera} eg Borelson: nen ESMAN WANTED inkleman’‘s
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CARPENTER WORK ee “2008 reverse charges 5-5560. Pranteea . F. YX NEW BOUROMTADLE RO Ol 341, 561 8. Sanford place, som append :
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ceasing 19 Thorpe, FE OPvICE | TCL Makin OF POUNTADYF AND EQUIPL ENT OCIENTIFIO SWEDES MagseoR J venwen.” G00 Dime Hey. | Gave eqmene £ |4LL MODERN, 4 ROOMS. x cnly 6.000, tere is your sever | rane Ber ts
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wow we sins FE ¢0097 Act new as veh. age, Aneate for N. American van you have $100 700 a = Rent Apts. Furnished 33 ADAM: by, ranma Tor yourei Perfect con ear office i ts
with either @ summer resort or repair, rebuild, bulid” new ‘chime: United carves. FE our down, ea deliver vou g new CASH * WONT m S Sornead”" “Mere is" sseurty fer | B. D. CHA
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Ske pierre ai | ae "iase. stews! | Palnting & Decorating 25 |= *LTEEA | LE: | RES Rees | TS PES oe FE 4.0521
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_vort. PE $0020. _ _ DAY | _moving, PE 1.4033 GRE | wwter retes tf! Ape B NO. | —_ moO i Pe FB a Pertect investment, only $1,500 rase, basement as = s
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= : Guaranteed. PE 5.0635 INTERIOR DECORATING YOU . ; ——= | contracts for | _refrigerator, 72 Wash AND | WATKING LAKELANDS SUB pe W Hur N, Realtor ‘| goker ba ait. ;
ASPHALT PAVING ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE cE RE: a Mane. ur | _ Notices & Personals 25 fniahed houses. see tor ox sem! F ROOM FURNISHED BASEMENT Zome ‘tree, Pull, basement, hard |) __ alee rede f
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BRICK. BLOCK, STONE, PRE: —Ssoreica Taterprestog aoa petnting On AND APTER THiS DATE. Realtor | een ee ee oe cs, i380 ei wus down | ~ DRAYTON PLAINS 2 Dodvecm treme heme sith fu
place & cement work. FE<2-760" , SLECTRICAL ——— 3 : k — 4-17-54, I will not be responsible DOINO BUSINESS as sTONE |? ROOM FUR! ________| 2 bedroom home. tile beth. oak | NEW SUBURBAN dining room, enclosed a ~
was Rrepinees MENT WOR SEWFR CLFANIN Work guar-ntecd in for debts contracted NISHED APT. 2i| floors This home is going for Do automatic
_and firep FE fas x. | sume Sunder Serv i ‘ NG FE 50724 ta other tan myself Sosort teent- | ow” spo. 'ly on? ae at ie cme” Caretaker om oe with $1,000 down age gn two bedroom homes fenced A ont oe water
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mercial end . COM {FF TRIMMING & RE. | Mason Thom TING bh To GET THE WosT FOR YOUR GAS STOVE AND NEW bedroom modern Built last| The hes windows FE 32-7002 51201, eve.
workmanship residentia) Quality more! Ph” PR 84804 ar 9° <cnan a ee FE ON AND AFTER THIS = jand contrect. Rea:tor ou 8 ire «bare Path $10 week. vear “Not ocuite finished. Only The i e sliding doors. 7 . re .
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RICK. BL eK TAND CEMENT | Ponders ARRTEDHY ARE You PLASTERING NEW AND Re |ON AND APTER ting, Michigan, ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from AGENCY dado wae Mt ee eed § Roce WILLIAMS "AK ;
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are Pe Fe oe = yours ¥y not weddi 3 By ny MUI reasonable. | ea by any other . wv. : ‘ ATTRACTIVE «4 —EE borrowed
RICK, (BLOCK ARR | CEMENT errvice velleve you of all details, Ben PAPERHANGING END ee. Boggy Nasi’ Gootdgs, “Aubura | 2auttable _ Lee ae ROOMS, PRIVATE pg og wen. ting cpeame each room SIZZLING BUY. $1.00 DW. FULL
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Call Me If You N Call us for a ‘free consultation. | PAINTING BARD, METER ve seoqenctas WE HAVE 0 he mae viooe eat | A DRAYTON BEAUTY living room with fire | farget® tt SE
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MESS UTE ED ANYWHERE | [yin PE wm end Geivvery FE FAINTING PAP REDUCE AND RELAX M 13_Florenc eine out, Accel Sangees 90 , = : i
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Suriers BUILDING FERVICE VICE | Hot estimates OR STI ul WiLtiaus. re seiee iy and free 13008 an (MEDIATE aaa For Your | Se ee APT OWN fet 00 vane yon 9 now home sow $ veome end bath, Lond ,
eee. praiaitions someseine SOUse MOVING — FULLY WORN wee ry ARHTTNG vein eae aay home. er equity in vour Georhate Rd. with ones. 1 ox = Plans ‘snd vy By beteace y re :
too OR Sa | EAWN OEE ERARPENED oe | WALLP: morinanns = MGecinaw 6b ~ = Templeton, Realtor} rst og Taste 100 «month. | All On One Floor Financing arranged Binet trom bus bes
hours service d . Bure vance, information N i - , 3 :
EPR LINE OF UASORRY | Weed) tren get wo en, detvers Woe Pee 2 ig i ee Toadleeeel ie gage F, O. RORABAUGH | tunow 9 tothe
CARPENTER 65 Lincoln’: 4y backed all Wash Paintt i SHOP 19 LOW INTEREST 3 - APT IN ™ heme wih y of FE room — -4_ 8. 2 ded- | /
WORK Bren phAREPRTOG Ae ' shing. Paintmg : 7 2 RA ans APT I room for @ bie family. Modern to 2-5053 ame wt ~ 3 4
on and custom building. TARTERTNO Ano PAS ___Herbert_Hall, FE_ 23-2708. PAUL S. KANTZ — MY | Se mines. is Mecoment Lert Qiice on Woodward st _ Square ment. ofl dining eDAce.
Sheree wiotk ANd — Wall Washing & Painting | _& napkins. len __ PES or PED ane | cash to sectcnse "A tae ree —MINCHA heater, sew trent porch. teat
_ weak work, ote, PE OT cs oe come Tam Leo Lostie Reasonable PE $-221t _Sutheriand Studion _1* W_ Buren | Wanted Real Estate 32A ee ae $8083. = — SIRMINGHAD oer tie. Breen ae wal tose ‘
HORSE Powe Pho Unturnished latki ~~ | —_
ghia saw Tree: mmm? eae aay weed Photos & Accessories 21 Wtd. Household Goods 27 ore d 3 —— Lake Area ee ee room. very nice Spl gee
acre GERMAN PRECISI a _ Busines 2 ROOMS STOLE AND REF me thr’ you've waitec for| feation space, OF ms. ome Matings beet tater
SMELETR REMODELING AND | "rece SC FORE ACY TYTER | pra 38, mm, on portt cam. | FURNITURE NEEDED Tsong Good eratot 08 bus line REPRIC.| Extelieatiy contyyoaed | beds | i tem space, OFA furnace. gute, | Srty io adil, betpes peu bay give |
_Suaveution eeese . ne oe a. On rt cenrentocd rea-| lens F 2. coated, fully eq enat| fgentire home or odd tots Get home. give us im selling your 7 ae ano aint attached garace L seway and He emg and ~ Pp ylock | 8 call, one -F3y% |
Eacreation Toots: tor un A. | SLASTERING «NEW AND RE ike! pew. Reasonable price ieee) SS SE ees sctright or | ond, Coertoote sppraisa a vromot | very clean. 300 ee pear gt tot Buy “base: 4'aree Woodward $10.300 with| "ev be waiting for your =
lo FouTRAtie FRAMES copie | rites 2° Communnr | and ay GE of cur, Retaee 7 BEDROOM * CHIL . eetun ren Wal Tek satk te On ‘COWARD ROCHESTE runge'o wate Ee = re
D PLASTERING Potts horma' ang: Cyndi dpe ag tm ford. Bpeareom on on tm Water: | 3 Ma 4-121 Lake Privieees | | rire jmareay to partaly te ay ag fu salah W yen have 6 ~ ents: to ae
crore pss | £7381. pie! we | —fet_f00 OA $308 | om a “yout Rune. SULTS ONLY | wails. very nic ster - pein'ed | Lot $0x260" Back | snare drive ie
ae ERT Television bg PowTiac’s LARoest| "™* x, A, to. fist your | "4 be 5 gd RENTAL | $e ie edevee Or appomtsnent | itso ve ced Guick, posseusion. xO. bot rer se ne
Se Service 22| Pest 7 “A wales F.C: W 1 ROOMS AND ATH UPPER |S | sficd DOWN” CLARE'S Open 8 10 ® 7,
ae oa: Awnmowers OaY NIGHT RVICE WanteD TO BOY_ALL TYPES ' Om j ( ‘0 lake _ Year round with | Suburban Livi Nedt, <ttrective comfortable
beriar Fete a rE rie PE tswo of _furniture._Fh. PE 2.8523. me Wutem cisen end Niverise babe OA Just a a canes en of wee | Basement wan feonace toe CAMERON H. CLARK
SAWS LAWN soa ee an | ee Sarg: cf Wane Lt. M8 M2 Boos OFFER PLAT POUR ‘Egret Pesce | TT A egled S, open, 3 |
AWE TAWNMOWERS | “mans Fasten’ ecee T weg ices coent Orr ag_rogy| meee comes | HAYDEN FAS
odgane | A LET LE ACS 8 meotee | Soke TY, REFAIN-ARY Wid. Miscellaneous 28 CASH on " ston pW ae I sascaped iol, tmme- : CITY EAST es
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cleaners. Lake Orion, My 29631 Boats netety Seetn, COM | WANTED: STUD SBR oa IN with referpnces a couste | | *rOv's ‘rm ey oe ttied re sn! fooms “oll Soor LK meng
al 4 : “LiAd i Dalmation Coch bag A gee 24 HOURS resis iN ’ . car garage «nd paved sireet.
Bi. Pree e-timate FF ¢AmOS TF OAT OR WONT — ing toto heaty a fog of tame| Por Wee Fleece Near Waterford High “BY OWN $180" term’.
MITCHELL'S TV breed. Call PE 17-0759 anytime. a On oa ent Houses Furnished 35 AR excellentiz, conditions; ped. | + ace aan Vv: ER LOVELY SUBURBAN j
100 _N the phone : 3 ROOM aXon~2 | util Taek rend) 3 gentleman's >
‘| 00 w san pe som| Wanted to Rent 29/ Sei" curs Te rt, best |? Oa ake, On sigur NOON Sarr, 2C cote egies | mil,’ citpeted Tne nares | Satna ates, et ome Bea
RAMA a. offer before ROOMS WkaT ABE CARE Page availabl= 10950. terms —_— heat Hot water heater.| _ of Dixte nan ire
— living room with carpeted. fire- . WE BUY AND SELL $55 mo Cal FES. seco dows. | K. G Hempstead ealtor
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor couple ‘one we kaa? ‘N10 s sii iat |*¥ 12, toet
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____THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, ‘APRIL 19, 1954 :
Fer Sale Houses 43| ‘For Sale
— Houses °43) FUNNY BUSINESS ; gs
Ae SS SE ee ef cs : For Sale Lots 46| Business Opportunities 51
" omte * S17 ( 5) | | > PONTIAL GROCERY
Tou have we Sine batt See BEST B a on
uw sti engages. gontrect,
» Realtor Ranch Type— 10 Acre L _JO: EPH. F. REISZ
oest eoroniee.| af ghee ry Taxa, “esrancinies, PG
; 4 2-0253 oak and hams Lake. rent.
| FOR THE E eae Ss 2B.
GARDENER | MILLER . Pag ng a ion er eet ra
If you want garege Also
pins wees | PNRUYERS wie Pees a Bree ct Aas” ati
dining room > t Yr : -
14x16 living room. This is you ure looking tor thet-home, $650 Down—19 Acre — . Hwy. PAUL Tones. REAL ESTA
ary, mew, bapeaion, bars meets start ce lowe ¢ee0 i you =. beat Orwavin walls © wore s. hard wood aa Th ane Bh _ Mere ot
fal tanemeot euiomatic oti | gareite Seder dt eran Ge] Seabee luge home ae tonsa down oud $3 ACRES Money to Loan 53
ay Frans F “Ba : on the rear, —_ Giroux & Hi k Has small home, appronim stely nett LSet OEE nme
your appointment NOW. Raia —— pc ICKS| 3p gees Wusde Be weres woods) CASH PROMPTLY
‘ ealt 5 _ TH Sunday eae ;
2 HOUSES ng ” oka Down 08 "Dine seoreree For Sale harms 48| Sere’ gy to eaee
& Te, tig ie “ERS see AE ig
2 LOTS | 0 Some : re aca) aa ane 2 Satge Deteeame The “All Woman Realty” FORTY ACRES OF LEVEL TILL- ou"! like the friendly neighborly
|| BEDROOM MODERN” ALSO pn All Eg I Per henest eoustoces, Rey ete pres. tyes gees | CCF VO Go Business
Thet'e ene house con | —7OM_ Rouse, FE + Te00. Ji - = a hy Eng ay of woods. tencin~ i fair. bere
sete of @ rooms: °_______. wGagee an >roperty. a. ceptioosl ae PROVIDENT LOAN
large fiving ‘room with fire. ‘ $1500 Dow Elizabeth Lakefront with $1,690 Near Orteavi and Sevings of Detroit,
Rear giher Strecins fee On 2S sey tne Sale deme Piastered | = DORRIS & SON ETCH RUICRLY scm
ve cute + . 4 N <
‘ine dims & beth Good OFF BALDWIN wa Lesement pesutifully PN Or ke GET CASH Q
eppomument "wow (Dove wn 4” full bate, of wo . = Dusline. $18,000. % Pon sais OR EXGHANOE w Up to $500
ymeons $2 665 7 payment veterans. ~easy Simpson : acres, basen .
-ES REALTY CO jo OFF JOSLYN, | BES megan tne ee re bustrverte, Soot oS 2] 25 Soft cranes for Pos | Suite oa tt
ww mare re na a a ce at | Ee Seca seme: | eee See Honens | _ Fer nacen Meee ar mee | BBE Tiiem | i
SEER EASES _ For Sets 0), SEE @AKLAND
OT RESALE 3 BEDROOM MOD- ELIZABETH TARE x enBURBAN BUY $850 DOWN “pedtoon ese a Lake Farm
= : a. a bees full base- ESTATES paves > Acres | fone SOUR, Tite home features! 8 room home. has ~ toreed sir furnace, hot 100 acres with over ‘s mile of
*. | 8 month xe agents, PE sain - a attic. off | foots, modern ‘bouwe | bara, pers 2 bedrooms mane | pondered Let Saves. prieed bess wouses "yeeue. ere obese. wa home. bars a Loan Co.
| INDIAN VITILAGE 1 fo Qurtiane™ ets Bs Be) ee See | bein cian faeseeet wan), BRIDGE LAKE Toe en ine oreo) Eeanenreasaseer! FP 2-92
os rm. bare x coletial noes, eat. ee . , . mort | Son ee aner_Laneote Vinpdarapes gard with fruit | oe eo home. Stoker ted Cxven, paste Realty, Ortonville, L oe north ee ae -
_PE S110 rancis E ee Miller | ‘se: st dove. | Rome for the full orice of sasee 4, ore Rosey trees Fer Sale Resort Prop. 45, “ “™" abe. $59,000 with $16-| 999 PONTIAC STATE BARE BLDO
eaitor 8 Rms.—$1250 Do B rag today. CUCKL . . ro ~ OO SCS LTT ae aun — ; =~
} ss DOING BUSINESS As STONE : wn RAND NEW ER REALTY | por : ,
eee ee ti JO nde.) SERELY | SSE ee mnie prep FC. Wood oe. AN
. ~ Oak aus kaa kako ane for years come Ls a——— | Caf EM 3-29660. of s lk Rd & MO
closet, close te 3 with WASHINOTON : 31236 After ¢ OR
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pp teria’ Seeugn resem madame Lat soni compietaly tered $i bets, Sent tesa thea knows Coleman biend-aire = from wall tg vail to the. pest Sale Suburban Prop. 45A io ACRES 1 ROOMS NEAR SiL- Without
Senge ww tay mam. pee Fp Seeomtet oad | SR Terme Heaee| Sei | Seale Ee ha ae oe "| Endorsers
‘ SS See See wcin'i| rear Shown or Posting spare | Russell A. Nott, Realtor | —_ Tort, he, seting price of #060 | Soe reasonanie terme. Check | SUBURBAN Sale Business Property 49
It’s close to school & bus. Full) = a ee J _W_Pme Geneva *. Drove | for appointment. ead call) BUNGALOW ar-| You'll enjoy doing
ot! Sie in eae | Soon soe Se esom | Senery Late, tat tame | Nee eg =
. or amas Sad’ sup wan fees WHIT nA og tote ge paved road mitver | BUSINESS CORNER | Boh haance company. evire
2 LAKE PRIVILEGES large room: Colonial # room home septs. You can bom
ee ge ee Be 5 room all moders situated artr — , , specious © soem heme. on | Dem, ont un trees,” ber yoni | West of Pontinc Valuable site row $20 to guiehly oo signee
! | , *-§- FR, ES lot gear Eumabeih lake ] ge — B fireplace cod closets galore. Only garden, trait trees. berries.” et | frontage, sonte ‘R brisk bide, ee ee he ak gon
or ‘Fully tnsulated sate bets wim, ahew. Tr —T- t1eso wun size | 9 THE “BIRD" TO SEE 8 California Style OS. HUNTOON LAKE PRIVIL dre and a on aor EI modern apt 4 a nine
" on” i ate. s after 6 cali ‘Mr. Toay vx | 2 ACRES pagers oat ocring: "I Pe BY to 9 Sun 1 to $ og yh FB fee- ee ote terme ——_ . jeu 20 mos tes 6 mes
SA ge SMEs" wciity room with od | seso'Dinie Mighway Water for possibility of } tam WEST HURON | 300 oem Hee
GEORGE R. IRWIN PRICE REDUCED ON A LAKE women §=«I* Sates se tnd lot i00x150. Only I. R HILT Z, : | = se ees ee
REAL ESTATE yer qutey enle. 5 hedecem sench| 404 S petere © teem ome vie « tenes ; bee end. babe “encore R Wat ot Telegregh Beet Rew seo yet ais Gene
200 Baldwin Avenue gy fy ctteched garage. Youll have $600 Down Ime S100, i800 down 10% Nh doomew & Cost gf Telceregh Sen heme.| Seuseneid's Fl oS 2
piirim |e Ses| Sara s) EET tS Genesee. |Russell Young|"“torsae tse «| Sas ee @ oe Si It aE
; $ call Mr. Jol FE Only 2.000 down Call for an home on 2 lots, 24540 on the lots School bps Terms REALTOR For Sale Lots 46| «(180th 82 te da. ‘Livers! cent on that part ofa be:
$1,000 DOWN rough plum a. a ee EDWARD B. KEITH 412 W Huren ~ me discount for cash. aod excess of 080, but not
: 1) core mem ctor rin). ON THE LAKE cing. a tent 8 pit ates. | eat —nouge -- PORWISNED WEST SIDE ACRE LOT LAKE Parvigome | BOATS AND BAIT | ~ soy remainder, + nt “eee
The down pa: has at lots cit = | Guae toueen — too other homes vith eo | large lot. on neue tae miles THREE SIDE Sea Lor er a Boat livery bdeit ‘nen. ae FAST SERVICE
reduced to $8,000 oo tale 4 bee a Erenings “afer tec | Has 6 acon ft oe payments too! ene mine 1000 Gown $0 | New ‘-E BEDROOMS a wales {wirn on BRIVE 0 beets, aul stock. Tiss “cad | We specialise tw ene day service.
Docated porta of Bi bome nelesdamadein at cee Oe as. ee Edw. M. Stout, Realt = Tose house "Laces teams aaum teen Gsm LAKE CANAL LOT FOR tng fake and act ve resort aree, OUSEHOLD
feclude waturel sees | =A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1963. “has “auton ne lnhe. Sam Oy) 8B. Goghew ot ator newiy painted. comenh erive, This | Ron Berea or $-4200. R| Mere is your ehdace for s smal
at ai beet aes Pisces FE 4-2533 any snes Sener wae nea) AE ge | TR Pp Sons Cu Ye eaias er aes | Pet tiki Eig eee FINANCE
¢'Detzot CRIS A. Tari 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | WARD E. PARTRIDGE | | os CHEROKEE HILLS | FLOYD KENT. Reo 13% south soginse “ek "Kay
ui: XS enna aR tig) > Y LV AN LAKE | Forest Lake GAYLORD) 2 Sa eed tt |S Set mere lane
Civision, Clarkston, for informe JACK © W. Huron st. Open Eve. 1 to 8| re Warwick offers » new 3 . sellir g fas tae __Nest to Consumers Power
: —) LOVE roomy attwrn oMerct garages Sno Person and beautiful Co-operative Kea! Estate Exchange Voorhie- Rds GROCERY AND HOME L
; . ) OTTAWA DRIVE | same Beeomap cots costesert | steet have ‘been built’ at West CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Mom ou ‘tela ‘bose | .
Humphries re sawre LAND | I a AND SENSE -_ walla to vei real plastered eve tiving room. fire cor ror a a t Suburban Oia State Bank ig ced oa corver ioe ass | we me
*tourtmonss "ite, Se sapar! Car late Me, Ree Rive | Sette Rector S'pide | Be erat) Ee ate ce Gortoteg Sree attntas"tt | "Wo ue, By esect, Esk, tee eee eee &5.
ee g gh modern kitch- s ts low rent for this| beaches : . be on e ‘ room 3 | leges Elisabethdale Subdiv be cense. Offered at only $20.- wrence F .
: 22 KNUDSEN fine heme. Check these features: | $i¢.900 rm, —— ay pith fatsned ‘bedroom, small « rm Sungei wok pies | FE comms i see. awres E 2-713]
Automatic off beat A ser. _ ok ae | Sa ete tes ca "PF Ganecraea Ate me ee oo Roy Annett Inc
uel haseses *"=* | East Wilson Ave. speci viving‘Toom ith re | “Wel Wait tomes sce ume | \Vashington Park tie" prosery_provie’ ees] HOLMES-BARTRAM REALTORS ‘| Need Money?
Humphri isn o rg cot wn nome | Hache! esting Gantt tel | Ee AE titer | Sat, ae tan naes coe Sees Peet) amos mary, | ore Beng ol eter T Y
. umphries | Sete sisi) S27 Bc cede] SPL a A wat A gn ged ta 5 ald
Se eeie| ES Eaite| SSeS) & tare tirte Wingmen | fork the 'eesowmce =| KENNED nero mein, te, Py | NO stor MOTEL AND NE
SOS ere) Cm nn & Lai Seed! Seemewwtae some ey] linia tee NNEDY » | sap ee wers| FE 9-812)
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way and bo pm One of . PHA. ; — ; : ‘ot d-hta oF
EN hg ny the best values on the - 4288 Dixie ‘ U SEN ae ace fi bo . aes erp
ting Sonzi0, fenced. We urge you Bi fons ‘sla a the LAKE HOME $6,950 po ff dy T me on 32m | Lake Angelus Road West Stburban pagar teeta “t= iness Opportunities 51 opiates oo 7 Most loane are
fireplace. i < . Ottaw : . a= cE
Humphri ae gM ee “ZACRES me erate vive om ome | 2 toe moiereteees | Ses seta’ cha'prieed | PRR Marana oe etter | ae
Just Dp ries terms. Also the best babe eaves beth Neat and a cal ons Sut a 4 § room rn raach home will fh Py yg ber Bagh gg ome WM. I NITY Sper | BE Lg). Bude. H
eee ere WM LK eee Gah dee | eek hieee | Riva a paeel S Be maecreeat aie | WM KNUDSEN | SPE SURES ane | ome & Auto
drapes inctuded) end bam aad |, WWM, IY) KNUDSEN mee w| [Wc "Gtreas” ome wim sis | | Samer te etited | eds hector. pinsteres was a | PRU PE sae Bre. 33 CLASS oan Co
dition, ‘Pancied recreation, room | 818, Pontiac! State” Rank PAUL A. KERN L. C. LADD cod Giniog teom apron t | terms. en ye CEEP—RORTHEwp. | ise ts the total Ce ot on | Gwe Ampany
way toss care garege, Brocse. | Pu. Pos. 64604, Sve, 9570, 31 Oakland Ave ™~ — ba u oR 32001 ecte, 3 car garage. Vacant. rms. close to bes, pontine hosters: | 5_,mentm: Claes, € ele tevom Me — a
: Real Eetate Since 1619" x Corer Cass Late Ra. | Les! Elizabe TITTLE FARMS spot ta, guectiont squpmest ia sine | | EAGUE FINAN .
Hu h , / = - QU: RE LAKE RD este a. ape Resi 1Z t ke Lovely one acre tracts pire fer- years old blond eo 202 S. MAIN
alr K O’'NE fore Netcare "nae "ne) Road SES S| Te) “lees
° LTOR FE 2-0474 Peg ten Beg Rh ag ES , . anne lite HH _ or come ip re No ogee me
N. ESTABLISHED 1916 Two extra with breakfast nook. _ New 2 bedroom bungalow com- * : ROW N, Realtor . uUTos
Spoperaline Weal Batic Eschange | WATKINS LAKE FRONT >bedrm NEST SIDE. Brand pew 3 cedar “pane ed Ica "ath a tree "utile Sinisa Bee be oe eteror only with large ages oe. el SAILORS BEWARE pMOUSENOLD GOODS
GATEWAYS finer. "“Wreplee "pan ok’ | Sow, ang, Sotrence, | See ete! same DOWN SSS SS ies Pee) SS Se - te
to lak a colored fixtures ert Rocacnanie Price’cnd'veime, Coli | site” of cuy, Lot, Sonis west F C ca waterway vs Case Lake sites: | boat i Fy Xe Te |
HAPPINESS | % aie tees Ge amaneee | ere. alee ood Co, | ameter Miaser me | Se pecinen ay eckest
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S $4,400, terms = fever, sigewaln, water’ 60 G AY ORD too or ee a i Gn Sis Aner 6 "Om "some tse aanwar compant’| cel Requires 5-60 to bandie Quick, Friendly Service
, Friendly Neighbors /OmNvedrm. bomen on on orga woven” ast cat” reve stuns B LAWRENCE W. Bf = pide BUILD? — LITTE MS ™ Ne red tave
WILL o her ey Co-operative y ; v - LE FARM, .
tite Si nr Geary Fey Seth fe Secoment ete | aica Wateraty trick cow a tine tenor (FA YT ORD) = Nai rons| Lory oor acre ince. “exe! STATE-WID Baxter &
. ghureh, a RL Motors, new ot only 67,500. Gee this struction is the smart Keven 4 BEDROOMS ADAMS ALTY CO. $15 down and yy Real Estate Li ’
tractive reste, 5 e offer for your Careful in- Bast side | Co-operative Real Estate Exch 343_Auburn Ave, rE take couple of these MP ot ~ of Pontiac lv1n st
large, 5 room and bath HURON spection an id lose in. 1 bedroom | mee hy 43393 | choles tract: State Bank g one
"t spacions ‘vedrooms, ‘oak | beg OARDENR, Attractive 3-| home of 1 a idee) fomuy down, Basement vith off furnace $1200 DOWN vet $500 DOWN © fis R OWN they are al | tees Sntmenetr. ok ow te be. rE ¢
enclosed porch. and 2 car garage fed full basement.’ oil- Se porches ‘ _ : I house new in August, room house with full basement, . H. BROWN, Realtor | compm = ; 4 wrere St at
with paved drive. Located furnace. Large garage with m oak ESSIE S’ Leake privileges om. Crescent stee unfinished 1362 W_ Bu ATION DRUG AND VARI- eee
Se tae igsg| See ariel we Signe | 2 were eae ee.tont|Ty11s WEEK'S IAP alias FBGA oS a
ou St Mes FLOYD KENT, Realtor rel iin “exceptional bot water. * Tote 800 with on WEEK’S het! water Ridy Ey A eT KE FE +5498, pear a reyes Ss Oe) Up to
. “Ww = oes 7 garage: : ice; must sell, | CE N SALE LARGE LAKEFRC
Ps MODERN HOUSING a oe your wicaretal ton CARROLL G. PORRITT 41.300 own, ew rep s7 me 2 Oe Down ———— Severas EFRONT mata colonial heme. on 350 a $500 CASH
te echosis, chutthes. treneportation down : . 26% West FE 21124| Rew"? decorated — Cocley Lake Rd Pr =~ 3 with 1% I space. for gos cottages for You Toda
work and recreation. this : NZ ; __Eve. call FE 21283 — Unica Lake Market +1904 &. the 100 | peach. . income Sete. sandy| 30.000 FAMILIES y
wie rom sod, hm KINZLER | ere |S arecla any "rom wits inunary, tone | 608 Pontiae Fra” Walled Lake rc LADD. Take Oren, tunaay'2 to & tnd tod Oakland County have bor
rm. and large dining rm ane dining room. kitches. down reir d Reeke, Creer, VE| of furncce 3 nice ‘sts. Convent. AND EAST. — ee OR 3-2361 5 37 years. Beckers tp the last
wall carpets | O . bedroons and full bath up em to bur and shopping dis- Convenient to rome td moe 3496 Pontiac Lk. Rd FE 20207
front “perch, full basement, | oil rchard Lake Village Ful ‘Secement, furaaen, ots : trict. Pus! Pi 98.450. Praiting distance wo tows. a + GROCERY 8 8 THE
a ‘ It cupboards etc At Upper Straits Lake. New- itton EMBREE & GREGG Pa tone ane Eng down, Call LOTS 80 X 320 ON PA On main road 'r ‘ake area, Do LIABLE UPTO Bate RE-
San ie aces, Resddl cineat | er_ large 2 bedroom $1,200 DOWN. 7 Pp + 1565 Unter Leke Rd _ oe W Dinnan & Son.| %#, f00d year around business COMPANY WHERE TOU ‘ane
TReviselon Csr oe Mae sp ete | Ie wat S5 or Ht St_| jae says jr ela I 8 aS
le Prits Oaaeh, Gael oF betaen bd y seed te Meome : ° = ys large home with | ALL WITH SEWER modern bor. When fines:
COMPARE THIS Mad me fae peice Se DRAYTON AREA. 2 lena | lege, Mur vel. Oar homes and ag a ag | Sis Take a, ot Reeen. a a ea
ATTRACTIVE CAPE — ges sich n Housing Pr. O’NEIL, Realtor a ee _6 Ww. Buren eae ont Ge cee eee a ce alate oe, wide, ges te tor on” we ure, Make, Be vee re ‘deating om Soles
‘ Sees Fees Teter | praised’ ich Seams med. | ie ae en ten| san room is. 12x21, $5500 TOTAL PRICE an am oe ail | “JUDSON BRADWAY COMPANY __EM_}498" “or “EM_$1281__| Kind’ and considerate treatment
> and bath shiny oak flo’ ' itchen and break. | Co-Operative Real Estete richly carpeted. Modern a ¥ 8 Boe WO 2.9700
| Satay “ateevedicons Ali] | Steptar nfmee Deese. | Or Eechenge | Hcten, “Secdrooma. and | Basement, aren ginseed trot ‘ praet caard’ take a Pp t id rir ineseniaiemt sine
f Seermcasts feveits| ote Sunperreeel et Only $6500 for saree = | Seow! GAYLORD YE ows OTM1age | F sense:
5 1% car ¢ ri Eber ot toogaee meer Cozy 5 rm. hom Se 4 OE. Pike St NEAR LONOPEL fay or any day. af Buckner's “
a ES ions orn See ite fats SOMES coomaartaee | Sabaneta ting MEiune| SSE Doge pars mame 3 € Real state py ws run <tmo- 20 ome | Swen. Sete
wor eee reese Tie . Rg ee a. ae sen il on 1 floor | Fes, and. graces ew 115 M. BR YOU WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS ~
% tel - fe Rear eet thurca. Remed. . enamel trim full bsmt., buy at . . Ez aa |
M RIANA ONE ve] Rca Goceget || _ Ferme tei mei eek Ba Ser aa Tn a om an me $6,950 st HONEST a DOWNTOWN REST} mEED
AHAN | eo" cit "RAV O'NEIL, Realtor | Fugpitine £0 anon Ri gaman dese in| Gorse! BUCK
FY CO. REAL Bungalow & Income | “sits, Ex,bt, ih pros ms |Coae nave Tie SHS or Fi, Sime |* eucCeeton sama” NOM ANP GALOWS "2 bedrooms plas wenile Some Jagoeed deme | Shere hat shew, gor neon UCKNEFY |
wom Est. Exch In few 2 bedroom bunga- i Lake Living rm. dining Reel Betate Enchange - J. 2... tered walls oak floor pias- available on new homes. Gross from restaurant slone . :
P . ont 7 0263 lor woe Lonatgiow Schoo! rm.. and modern titchen oa Ist 8 AOS OF THOMAS nn bath win, built-in oe IL. ¢. LAD approx. $56,000 per veer. It's a FINANCE COMPANY
Open. Bros. “ul 9. sun. 104 Pronk @ reer pore’. Small up. Full Damt. oil AC heat. owe, 2 BEDROOM ema ag ny 3 et roo ly oy ny 5 Re Per OR 3.2061.| Priced to oy i le PE 4-est
wext ‘Doon’ To. per wh Gar _— serena, “gerége and sold. Large itving room with ca terms Ot Se only incme aus bake ee Coract ‘Case take Ra } 1 eating mew 1nd urea
| ; a ee cold arve | Reged gh and bot Gd | 2 leg ocd eB MAE Sete tues as sa? | Ronen Geant er wih SUPER MARKET | tet ictal" Pos 3
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3 ome aentiom John Kinzler, Realt aol ae te Tote ‘ah, "Sit" bemdie. ees ge core Ft erat te og Call owner? — Re i =—
ig tase TEN aaa p aeaNer jot, ie rmchome 73 ft.) °- *M. {M ef month OR TI a the business that is show-
- cdi writen aomaved MAW ag De — ¢ - . awn made. : le 5
: : Sy 5 ae 4 = teen pe Der cent inveres, Let 10 ae ACRES _ ee pally & ess PE +0624 Sing aw. tow. We ‘S ary eel ig tock jad buniness
! ae et a he : , nome | John K Irwin Te cot at and “wage Alt} > ~-$700- DOWN: RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 1 i ies $10
: owner - ° ; : alee ts Tae eee eee ee ; - :
an ke on ne | 2 ee Ss ss box —~ gg ite ee poh RREOBL LONE AUTO DEAL 0
} Shee "tie “one eee, cal tie.| man. al iat since i005 FERRY ST. month” Includes” perative Rea: Estate Exchang: Nn ESAS et ee ee recta _On Your Name Q
; : : , } parm erie EIEN | one PE 240 Eve FE taber bel oa with a For Sale Lake per lot with $188 down. $0 | gShows large gross Selling ot NEE eater f
Be ee atinton Park went "Gall MA S908 | PRICE REDUGED-LARE onion | finite at leree tnebea, tote) G. I. $750 DOWN ea # : ‘fe Calter | OU K |. Y
‘ i At heat. lect ott nia Oo Go Devktep. cow 1% story § bee.) hin Seer dS line Ot _ FLOYD KENT. Realtag | WARD
. ESS Se) bee ee | Ge aetn S| Gee asta, ta, ct chars oS | gon ermen, | oppamge Mazmaay mommrse| :
Ma Avi sp wrt OR a Bh ae a IVAN W. Biastered Salle ay ae Next to Consumers Power SBRORERS CLEAmiNG 'NOUSE due bus” .geations. pas
’ bane Te . S <7 floors, vayed~ street. Terms. & Sebek 2100 e aa : In PO CON CITIES Goor ered te "hy
ra vex | UIEY TH NOOR Ge) tte 1 PeoOm 9 rem M $400 DOWN a olin “et “sunaing att On “Bast Ge World's “COAST — |B "on one aay”
teats er | orn A room mod- R TOR ° bedroom. tut T atOkE, THROW ~ 1g loslvn in city of Pon- : i TAY : : :
| Ee moos heal Otros we FE 5-301 terms, And serwens Serries. "Tote owner Ph. FE Stn | © ford Largest! _GENERAL PUBLIC .
aia W. Buren’ Bee: FE 5-280! 6; re M-i8 ‘Bvesngs "OO AN CORPORATION
ee} jone FEderal 3-7181 .
vo ,
"4
$25 to $500 ‘WHEN YOU X
eS ass Us oF call ot our office
FINANCE CO.
mere Pe
a LOW INTER EST
oe
bg vy dwel Mortgage canceied
H. G. PETERCON
yt |
or Sale Housetrailers 55
“or singly fam |
TRA'LER EXCHANGE |i
jot Eve Mg Po pm
AMERICAN GENERAL Weat- word. See new 32 ft General
with our rental purchese olan en sed
ie Bales, 2101 Dixie
Chief MOBILE HOMES
Rs SE = Nem Go ms Tow cae vuy
trailer low
$100 down “ “
Hutchinson's Trailer Sales
“18 Highwa cn Plains |
> 1
Alse Corner arte potware |
30 6
NEW MOON ik AS SEEN IN “THE LONO. LONO
MILE
gg A rental cio ells
ke ste TRAILE, Pa RAROs
Open _Evee "onc bunaey p>
PARKHURST
Court & Sales
Elear 23 to @ ft. Ne
ard double ogtroom 0 oe
Exchange
___ Auto Accessortes
AUTO GLASS
CHEVIE
, 25,000 REP
FREE ESTIMA yf ae
BRAIN MOTOR ALES pane +0106 ~
__Wanted Used Cars _ 59)
ae HIGH ae oo i ee
F Rei = Tan a ary tes
Sy sin “Top Price for Your ar
a ae PARTS
Misrta tr PE +423 D BAGLEY AUTO PARTS dollar tor wy and
see Us
ss... us Last
but
ANT sEE a
oF
WrD JUNK C CARs | e Peay iRON 4 PE 9082 after 5:30 Sundays an" PE 54030
For Sale Used Cars _ ol
s, LOOK AT THIS! This Ad Is True
1951 Buick Riviera
ww transmission.
Keller-Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Woodward at 13%) Mile Ra
Lincoln 66416
‘$2 SUPER BUICK CONVERTIBLE
peche red All sccessories. Sharp
$1900 OR }-T968
isse BUICK, DYNAPLOW. Bt Road
Good
AND ‘% DEMOS UP To
a ome Jim Burns Buic
Parmington. Michigan Pn
ait or 212.
|4 BEAUTIF('! t96¢ BUICK ROAD | master Riviera tudor “power steer, =
s easyeve
dynafiow ex-
One owner
LOOK
AT
THIs! This Ad Is True
1951 Buick Riviera
radio and : wall tires, and
| heistery, low m Laver
dark finish w
ONLY-ONLY-ONLY
$119
Keller-Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Woodward at ty Bs Mile Ra.
Lincoln
A DANDY'!!- “er
ernie | 1983 —
miles by Vick Turner
uy
bodies and |
eech. OR }-7048
IDOWN!
| oT? si ~ | & & Pee on
_by MEA Berens, ne
|
wouldn't buy for himseif!”’ ‘I want to buy a gift for my husband—something he |
For Sale Used Cars A
We have ‘47 through sil
Hudsons, Come see us
for a new or used Hud-
son.
Your Hudson Dealer
JACOBSON'S | 3 W Pe St rer 2aye
| CHEVROLET "% DELUXE TWO
dour ver’ clean New tires #4.
rE 3-154"
| CHEVROLET ‘se. 4 DOOR DE-|
| luxe, redio and heater ‘ery nice |
condition, $650 FE 30047
.- CHEVROLET. 4 DOOR
hester, turn signals,
woshers. CLEAN
fore 5.
RADIO. HEATER
rE low mileage,
les PE 56“
@,
seat covers. Clean
after ¢ z 7 MONSTRATORS.
tw. 6s and ews Vas. Verv tow
ue
SALES
“-** « Bue porn Lk OF 2261)
' Oper wn CHRYSLER ‘4 WINDSOR T BOOR
— tranemiesion radio and
} CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES
| Clarnston Po. MA 66141 |
Open 6:30 a. m & p_ m. Daily
“STOP! 68 OAKLAND
fgets Skyline Deluxe 4 dr
bd : ; owner car —
tely perfect and out is
is whe inaide
{ youve been lookine for
People’s Auto Sales
68 Oakland Are
V 184 CHEVROLET DELUXE
“Paulson OTOR SS
FOR A “REALL DE TAL |
PE 2-231 |
| KNOW YOUR DEALER |
| WEEKEND SPECIALS
_ 1900 a
| 1946 Pentios 6 runs good
$186
1960 Chev Tudor A-l
$585
Many Other Bargains
To Choose From
i) REW 196 PORD
FULLY EQU
i ised Owens | would
sell 43 pew i Pord’ this month.
1962 FORD TWO-TONE RED A
sand fordomatic 8 $1150
between 1:30 p m and! «
PE 3-0318.
‘® FPORD 6 23 DOOR SEDAN.
— mileage Excellent condition
&s
'1%6 FORD EXCE! ‘NT CONDE ton. $225 $75 Scot Lake Fi
NO
MONEY
Our plan is ethical, honest
and true.
1950 FORD
V-8 club coupe Fine blue finish ex-
smooth oe gee
3 FORD C CUSTOM 2 DR Lor
$100 cheaper than
EM 3-335 -
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST j
AND cm; 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill | ‘NOT A NAME. BUT A POLICY”
You can’t beat the PRICE | For Sale Used Cars 61)
PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE
GOODWILL
USED CARS
Dollar for Dollar
or CAR to be found on
our lot. It’s QU. ALITY P Redio and
Original
+ CONVERTIBLE COUPE
Padio, heater, and Powe: —
= ai
| aids wieut © sereich. ‘ Super.
- Specials —
1950 Hudson
blue finish me”
$395
1950 Nash “600” Radio end heater bive fin-
ish Excellent througb-
out wriw .
1950 Chevrolet
biock
+
1951 Mercury
SEDAN
and ees. No
eond:-
rea
1948 DODGE
SEDAN
Radio and heater L , piso with
white wall tires BJ 2830.
$195
1950) Buick DAN
Radio and heater Beautiful 2 tone
BN 12 % brows finish
S605
1951 Studebaker
v4
Radio, heater. and overdrive Orig-
inal biack finish BV 38 25
$595
1952 Chevrolet DELUXE CLUB COUPE
black
$895
J
1952 Nash
RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE
Excelient origina! green finish
$895
1953 C Serrant
heater Beoutfal 3 tene
“Siue aod grey, =
ab
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
that counts!
“SOLID VALUE" }
18 NASH A very nice 4 door;
Ambassador darkgreen finish and
course redio & heater $485
GOODWILL CAR”
1963 PORD Here \s a V4
pienty + looks
and lots miles to go. Light
green fints) radio &
SOLID VALUE” :
PLYMOUTH. This ts reaily
SOLID! It's the Special Deluse
mode! with radio, heater & NEW -
$205 whitewall tires
ILL USED |
blue
on this Belvidere Radio nee
ooth- 5 and s sm running en-
gine
GOODWILL USED CAR"
1952 oe A Delux
seater). a hyare.
81.645
‘GOODWILL USED* CAR”
Radio & ester
“GOODWILL USED CAR
Has redio heater
$1,085
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch heater $1.-|
423 }
* 08
* THE BIO PAVED LOT
ON THE COR or
| WOODWARD AND 13 E ROAD
CGGuar-
}
Riemenschneider Bros.
DODGE-
if. PLYMOUTH 232 S. Saginaw St.
Phone FE 2-9131
WORD | 1984 CUSTOM LINED 32
Must sell or will no older r trade, FE 63011.
USED CARS
KIMBALL Your aati oo Phone FE 3-7117 |
PORN “47 2
R COUPE. THREE WINDOWS
‘* FORD clean. 87§ Scott Lake Rd. DOOR RADIO AND |
heater. Very clean 321 Orcha
_ Lake
CHOPPED ig 2 CHANDL be)
errs efter 3 om
~~: DOOR, EXTRA
PH O
‘POR MORE THAN 3© YEARS A
GOOD PLACE TO sry”
1983 HUDSON
HUDSON
Demonstrators
} —~- ere 6: W. LAWRENCE AT CASS —
Used Cars & Trucks
Tack Habel Chevrolet FORD °
FACTORY
OFFICIALS’
CARS wot
LARRY
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer |
i. 1-071!
ON HORNET, BY OWN-
er, low mileage ake” ann cas _car at 44 Orton Bt, FE FE 5-8955.
VERY 1960 ©6SEDAN.
clean throughout. vn ten One
Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer ,
~_£ 2-51-41
210 Orchard Lake Ave. SOUTH INAW AT COTTAGE PHONE PR caste
'53 Ol DSMOBILE 88 SUPER SEDAN
Radio. heater, Hydramatic, beauti-
ful go'd an? ‘very iow mile
age one owner, «
$2,095
MICHIGAN’S
| _ Bak LOS Ree. Peat
1953 PACKARD CUSTOM:2 DOOR 2800 actual miles. This car ts new
Hurern-Motor Sales
| 90a_W, Buren PE 8-284)
(CORNER OF WILLIAMS ST.) Intim | ated No monopoly
erestive ef it, oe like :
a . amount to much
And with this _
your automotive needs at
Turner
rd “For The Best In| Wheels & Deals”
. 1954 |FORD With S354 turn indicators, all | taxes. license and
$353.19 down 24 mos. @ $18 58
Your old car could even nandie the down payment.
1953 | FORD With beater, all taxes, license | and title
down 24 mos. @ $38.95 Your eld car could even handle | the down payment
Convertibles Specials! '47 Buick Conv..,....$399! ’48 Chev. 4 dr........$129
48 Olds. Conv. ......$444) '48 Pontiac
| 53 Ford Conv...... $1.49} = Club Coupe ...... $99
’§2 Ford Conv......$1.299/ '46 Nash 4 dr. ...... .$129|
$1 Ford Conv. ...... $999 | °47 Ford 2 dr.......-.$149}
, 50 Chev. Conv.. $699 | 46 Ford 2 dr........ . $129)
‘SO Plym. Conv _... $799 40 Pont! 2d +... $44 |
‘50 Hudson Conv.....$599| 48 Kaiser 4 dr.......$129
Low Bank Rates
ALT “9 Piym! 2 dr-..... $399 No Money Down
BUYS -
‘52 Mercury Sport pe es ee a si i Ah a Bae cm ‘ver SSaaeiaieninaemmmmmecsnn tn pepe re = , ' \ 4 } “\ PANS ie
\ ee | 3 \ a } t i , oA 3 { ” ;
tl ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,. APRIL. 19, 1954 ae ae aes 7 ae
2} “Morey to Loan’ §3/ — Acte Service _88| \RNIVAL Me? For Sale Used Cars 61]. Sele Used Care a Sale Used Cars _61| For Sale y
OWENS
Used Car
Corral
‘34 Ford, only 1,700
miles $1,695
‘53 Dodge Meadowbrook
Sedan. Gyromatic,
radio & heater. .$1,335
53 Ford Convertible.
Duplicate of the 500
mile pace car. White-
wall tires, radi, heater
and spotlites ... $2,195
52 Pontiac 8 Catalma.
Hydramatic, radio,
heater and white-
walls $1,595
53 Ford 2 doer. Fordo-
matic, radio &
heater re ee
a
-Radio,-heater-&—
Harold | Turner
Ford TWO LOChATIONS:
464 Woodward &
S. Woodward | 13 Mile Road
Birmingham | ™ “ciRs™.
Oliver
Motor For Sale Used Cars 61
| OLIVER Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer
CALL FE 2-9101
and any of our courteous
salesmen will be pleased
and proud to give you a
free demonstration drive
Lot.
1954 PONTIAC AC CALL: FE 2-9101
4 > a on” eonlpped $600 dic Any Time
From 8 am. to 10 p.m.
Oliver: Ponriac ‘so 8 i © DELORE 7 DOOR Tost accessories
‘a i3 PONTIAC CEP « DR. SE
fon alee ae ec letss
’49 PONTIAC 8
210 Orchard Lake Ave.
(CORNER OF WILLIAMS ST.) MICHIGAN’S eer,
tae FINEST
in any car in the Ohver |
_<
: o, SO Dodge a Mercomatic ... $1, 495
°SO Hudson 2 dr...,..& Club Coupe ...... $599) od .
51 Stude. 4 dr....... $399] '52 Buick 4dr. Riviera | 53 Ford Country Sedan. | '52 Plym. 4dr...... — $699 Dynaflow ..... $1,499) Radio & heater. .$1,795 |
|'49 Chev. 4 dr... -....$444) 51 Pont. 4 dr ''53 Ford 2 door. Radio |
’31 Plym. all-metal | Hydramatie ..... $844, & heater ...... $1,395 |
Sta. Wagon ......$899/'51 Ford Vic. ....... $899 | -
| '30 Buick Hardtop '50 Ford Sta. Wag... .$599| ‘52 Chevrolet Sedan. Pow-
NORGE 5 on nea os $999| 49 Cadillac 4 dr....$1,099| — erglide, radio |
'49 Pont. 2 dr. ...... $544|'49 Buick Super 2 dr, $499) & heater ...... $1,195
50 Chev. Bel Air..... $744 | '52 Ford Vic. ...... $1,199). . na.
SONash 2dr ows radio & T k aa “1 veeeeees + heater 2.00000 $1,295
— ruck |Specials 5) Buick Special, Radio, | 30 Ford F-1 Stake 32 [tom .........:- eee. & heater ...... $1,095
"50 Ford — 1 Pickup WA (VI paeanAcAsooodac $499 . ;
‘51 Ford % ton Express | Pickup ............ $599/'51 Mercury, Radio, heat-
'46 Dodge 14 ton Panel | .............2.000ee $99| er & Mercomatic $995
$1 Ford % ton Pickup | .........:ceeeeeees $599
"51 Chevrolet Sedan Deli! very ...........4-. $599 a i Aa ee
"40 Chevrolet 10 ft. Stake} ..............0000- $129}
’5O Chevrolet 14 ton Stak/e .......... rere $544 | '50 Ford 2 door, radio &
heater ee $495
'49 Mercury Station
Wagon, radio and
1 Per Comal
3 Cher. 210 tador + 'S3 Olds. 88. Convertible
3 Olds 98 Custom Sed,
53 ao 62 Compe
°53 Chev. Convertible
‘53 Cadillac 62 Sed.
’53 Olds. 88 Holiday Cp,
"52 Cadillac 62 Sed,
’52 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr.
‘52 Olds. Custom 98 sed.
'52 Olds. 98 Holiday
‘52 Stude. Starlite Cpe.
52 Pont. Convertible
52 Pont. 8 sed.
'52 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr.
'52 Stude. Sedan
'S2 Mercury Sed.
Ss eRe. del
ait
"51 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr.
‘51 Buick Super Riviera .
‘Sl Buick Sedan 72 R
‘51 Chev. Deluxe Sed,
‘31 Pont. Chieftain 8, 2 dr.
‘51 Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed.
| SO Olds. Super 88 Sed.
’50 Olds. Custom Sed,
'30 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr.
'49 Chev. Deluxe Sed.
'49 Pont. 8 Sedan
'49 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr.
‘49 Ford Convertible
‘49 Olds. 98 Convertbile —
49 Hudson Sedan
‘48 Pont. 8, 2 dr.
'48 Chev. Club Coupe
Nester cece cect $495
’46 Ford Cl. foe bs kas $150
46 Ford 4 dr........$195
‘47 Hudson .......... $75
Not a “Rough Rider” in
the lot. Come in today
and try out the car of
your choice.
CY
OWENS
HAS Your Ford Dealer
Demonstrators Sales 147 S. Saginaw St.
AT Phone FE $-4101 |
Terrific Discounts
FE 29101 1950 Chev. ......... $695 SL RSRTAC_ 1 pooR-AFDRE
210 Orchard Lake Ave. | 1951 Ford ......5.. $795| cept clean "Ss! Chevrolet & trade. (CORNER OF WILLIAMS sT) after 6 p.m,
1951 Buick ......... $895
. 4 DOOR DELUXE Whitewalls "iwnterss, Nery cles. sie 1952 Pont. ........ $17395 indie em backup lights
PuyMoor Gye sae, Noereee | 1953 Buick ....... $1,995| See! 81.600." Gis0 “Pine” Knob Ra ver coupe oo -
PACKARD en TATION AOR, 1951 Pont. ....... $1,095 | BonTiac = ful equipped oss
1949 Chev. ......... os Hat
PONTIAC 1950 § DLX DOOR. : re iramat accessories | 1947 Buick ......... $295 a Desots: y ipereinen: een
1949 Pont. ......+.. $645 | 1983 Desoto V4 Pordor SN . 1983 Dodge \s-T. Pickup
Load @ with extres Ope riise af 1946 Chev. ...... oe. $195 wos3 Willys aero Basle Hard Top
wr a i= BLUE. 1882 Desete Custom’ Pordor FONTIAG "81 "3 TONE. peed. Fm y 1950 Dodge ........ $695 ees Fveeum Cremmeosh Porter
fully 6 uipped. on S10 1948 Buick ......... $345 test Desene Dix. Cho
ae dio and he heater 2 36n white wars. | 1952 Pack. ....... $1,345 | ieet Piymouth ‘Gamarsioe « Verse
1663 “CHIEFTAIN. DE-| 1953 Pont ........ $1,895 | 0) peace Cune puae ¢Goor Chietiain siz30.| 195 ’ isso Plymouth ‘Dee’ Cl
— tesa 7 Se | 1953 Ford -.se-0 $1,495 | 189 Eirmowte Ds “Ponder wom } —CO)} 1949 DeSoto Custorr Pordor
1952 Hudson’...... $145 | OS re en “1949 Plymouth Dix. C. Cpe
1952 Olds. ........ $1,795 | 3S Sere er
j Open Even'ngs ti ¢
SONTIAC. ‘53 CHIEFTAIN § DE- luxe. Hydramatic, radio
er, turn seat
_ other extras OR +1276
ATTENTION?
Mr. & Mrs. Public
mss wt Open!
ues
oes a Se, ey *
They’
our
to
and
low
Senet eek ‘T01_Onklen@ Ave.
47 Chevrolet Sedan
‘46 Pont. Deluxe 2 dr,
CHOOSE
YOUR
OWN TERMS
thru
Credit Union
Finance Co.
- or Your Bank
JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC ae Rae = @ Cass
pay oan
t-or Sale Used f rucks =
Truck
Specials
"49 Chev. Sedan Delivery
$395
'46 Dodge % T. Panel
$195
49 Ford ¥% T. Panel $195
‘SO Ford % T. Panel
$495
'46 Chev. % T. Panel
$295
’52 Chev, 1 T. Pickup
$795,
"53 Chev. % T. Pickup
$995
‘52 Chev. % T. Panel
$795
’51 Chev. Sedan Delivery
$695
24. more trucks to choose
from. All bargains.
- MICHIGAN’S FINEST
2 ee af re now oa oe —- —- ~
PF + ose -Sevadeas ii <2 "
“a
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aid - < — _ ~ , ‘
IAC | .
: PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 19, shee |
MAIDENS ° a . 7
a 72
LUMBER ye wo Sale Farm Equipment sane tae
BUILDING ANOTH \\
‘put money = ae $A SOO OS ‘tipped WP ono \
in your old cals 94.80 White ‘pine BF Misa Ties vr
worn-out bead Sq “t. le a Special vale
y -- WHEN ie Pree! ae Fe vou wal tele NS
oo —you Le Be) AR i b Doors a) Lake NgAis AND SRR ‘| Cash
> toned, “O.K.” a as ar, | BENDIX — sod im ter heeter: 650. New ° PLANT NOW ete Sil a
T v. U sedlaon ao al veneer ULLY AUTOMATIC a Biren, Pur, S36 at Ky bd “ANT NOW LW) CHALEES c ;
ruck from C duTBOARD MOTOS a] See. Soe, birch. Weldies, Wedge ; thtubs, A me sav jor, ew tires. 2 bottom
y Owen ee ee ee a uly $90. az cellent “ 6. A. Nifetime cast iron LAKESIDE NU % tt. double dise plow,
8. nF, oor tae . a Bm Thompson, JE NURSE $823 taked ? section 4
‘ ‘ _ tor, for Fe 200 mo- Usee wi a ; be thane. for “i aspbalt. . 60 South te ay - -RY Geodriech ay 12062 Kipp > ag
51 FO Th eee hapiine “Gi Osed —— werhers xterior. ~that Sale Musical ; RASPRERR Elizageth Lake Rd. ny = dich ”
RD F-6, motor u seretors $18.50 up : your dealer Goods Y PLANTS. sTATE IN- LLiy CHALMERS -
~ 2 ton dum ef excellent OUTBOARD sed Easy Spin-Dry 030.50 up Paul Ss aut cre 73 FE +1973 ATE IN- dises, drag MODEL “Ss
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, | TV MIGHLIGHTS family. (2) — Red Buttons. Com | 2:09 — (4) — Travel Unlimited. (7) '
Both Are Single, Live, 6:00 — (7) — Detroit Deadline.| °4Y: My Life. (2)—Tigers vs. Chicago. | happy
in Hollywood, Have Had | _News events. (4) — Time for 10:00 — (7) — Motor City Fights. | 2:38 — (4) — Jean McBride. (7) vi ppt As on oh he
Treiet Music. Janie Palmer. (2)—Gene| Chuck Price vs. Gene Parker| “Theater.” their youngest grandchild in her
Good Training | Autry. Western adventure,} Welterweights. (2) — Studio One. |» 4, _ (4) — Faye Elizabeth. | perky new bonnet. ~
} “Thunder Out West.” Patricia Neal in “A Handful of ” The vid, NEW YORK —"Two up-and-com- “ 2 = : : grandchildren—Da 6,
ing video personalities are cute €15 — (7) — Sports Show. Den| Diamonds” as glamorous wife |$:00—(4)—Kate Smith. Barbara Anne, 4, and Susan, 2
Wattrick. (4) — News. Paul, newspaper publisher in 1880's | 3:99-(7)—Air Base. started the day af the Little White
Nancy Hale and virile Fess Parker | Williams. | who campaigned for women's | ' ; House with a rousing egg hunt
who were featured recently in the rights. ap asap irgey Traveler. (€7) which the President got up to
‘Death Valley Days” series. Both | gine face tesa 1 10:39 — (4) — Col. March. “Exrer | Cowboy Colt. (2)—Tiger Talks. | watch shortly after 6 a.m
youngsters are seasoned entertain- Western adventure. (4) — Time, ®t Daybreak” with Boris Kar- oe PB cy Pcp: when the P President ys
ment veterans and have made Off for Sports. Bill Fiemming. lott oe home he and David put on toe
countless television appearances (2) — Telenews Ace. Ken Cline, | 19:45.— (7) — Madison Square | 56 — (4) — Pinky Lee. (7) ~ | “tittle stunt,” as Grandfather Ei-
Six feet, four inches tall, and Van Patrick. Garden. Sports events. Auntie Dee. (2)—Featurette senhower termed it. It went like
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weighing a strapping 200 pounds, 6:45 — (4) — Man About Town. | 11:¢0—(7)—Soupy’s On. Variety, | *3—‘4) Howdy Doody.” (2)
Maxwell; ve ‘ “Sports.” (7) — Barnaby Bear. | The President, a big grin on his
Pees Parker bails trem “deep. in | TOP FLIGHT TRIO—Caught in the stance of an old vaudeville| Weatherman | Dre Everett Ro { eee eee ee tet cas — (2) — Featurette. (T) —|%°%:,1apped his hands smariy.
the heart of” ... Texas, of | team are three of the brightest and most revered names in show! pheing ~ : =r w “ — Featuretie. ™| David pulled open his navy blue
course ... ae on ais Rathes's business. All three have made their mark in nearly all the fields of ||.) 14, ras 11:15 — (7) — Armchair Theater.| "°*™°F: suit coat = 5 ene and
ranch near Angelo, Fess is a | entertainment, and it i chore recogni left t h i oo — Famous house.| Greta Gynt in “Easy Money.” whipped from —with buckle
graduate of the University of | Crosby, Jack fay dae enge tices, Beer wig Barns ure estate | Another Marvest” Sim dreme. | (4) — Dufty’s Tavern. E4 Gavé- TUESDAY EVENING inscribed “Smokey”—-a man size
lished stars in the television media, and Bing, not to be outdone, ane angle a the Book’? — i> East side New York com- €:00—(4)--""Time for Music.” m = WA * ¥
A World War II veteran, he recently performed in his second video show, and revealed plans for; ¢, of-rare book fraud. (2) _| ody. (2) — World Theater. Fiat — Dares Deadline.” (2)—"“Eit The youngster was just about as .
spent three years in the South Pa-| many more — —— | to be announced. Carson. Pies j- On eee =
cific with the Navy ... after the ~ Rie se ae ey Tee ak Uh lee 6:15—(4)—""News.” (7)—Sports.” oe and aft aoe ‘
war, went t0 college and then came . : | the Apostie; religious. , dill | eas , “i sees cowboy, po! ty got a k
to Los Angeles. N b k N S 1:30 — (7) — Jamie, “Aunt Laurie TUESDAY MORNING 130 (4)—Sports. (7)—Space —
He got his first acting job on the e Tas a S ew enator Makes Dough’ at cake-baking 4,99_(4)—“Today.” ger. (2)—News. e Perel “on ee
stage with the weed company of ; . . a contest. (4) — To be announced. acas @:45 — (4) — Traffic Court. (2) — | uneasiness David's mother
‘nae wu moe se TS Range-Riding C ] | Sets ates jae — a) — aerine tow, | "Ee ae ene wee Mr. Roberts rat maton vie- TS Range-Riding Cowgirl | ? eta pees Mi Sane Bscahower, showed up 7:45 — (4) — News Caravan. John |“ saad 1:0 - () —° ” (—|_ “Don't tell your ” the
His first stellar role in television MERRIMAN, Neb. ®—A Nebras-/ ranch out of her mind — or ber 1» | President said im an aside to his
was im the ‘Death Valley Days’ | ka “cowbelle’* moves into the] talk. Cameron Swayze. (2) — Perry |s:69 — (4) — “Playschool.” (1) —| Biff Baker. (2) — Meet Millie, | AS! Meo ot ve the gun.”
telefilm, “The Kickapoo Run,”’...| United States Senate this week.| ‘Won't they have fun in Washing- Como. Perry with guest singer) Breakfast Club. 7:15 — (4) — Star Time. | Back it went fast—into David's
likeg to sing Western folk ballads| And whether or not 62-year-old ton trying to teach me English.” Don Cherry. 9: 46—(2)—Brighter Day 1:30<(4) — Dinah Shore (7) —| belt, and the blue coat whisked
as a hobby and accompanies him- Mrs, Eva Bowring writes history| The “Mistress of the Bar 99” is|s:00 — (7) — Sky King. Kirby ma ~ Amnarienn Covelaede (2)—Doug | over it But mother saw it and
self on the guitar. |as a stateswoman in her alloted | one of two woman senators and the Grant stars. (@) — Name That | #00-(0—"Ding Dong School. said to the two of them in a tone
. Od seven months, friends say she’s|only Nebraska woman to go to| Tune. Musical quiz. (2) — Burns ™ — Charm Kitchen. @) —| Edvard. \of mild and smiling reproach:
Nancy’s making good in her own | a cinch to add a dash of Western | Congress and Allen. Gracie tries to thwart | ~ “*teur Godirey. 1:45 — (4) — News. (2) — Jo) “This is not much of a religious
home town ... Hollywood, | color. = = * George’s supposed romance with | 1¢:38 — (4) — One Man's Family.| Stafford. | theme.”’ ' .
Born and reared in the City of One of Nebraska's wealthiest| Those who know her say she’ old vaudeville partner. 8:€8—(4)—Milton Berle. (7)—Col | All of this took place on the lawn
the Angels, Nancy was educated at widows, range-riding operator of a | combines a drawing-rdom charm | : 0:45 — () — Three Steps te Flack (2) The Goldbergs , in the bright sun in front of the
Claremoiit College and the Univer- | 10,000 acre sandhills cattle ranch, | with the ruggedness of the cattle | *% — (7) — Who's the Boss. Sec- Heaven. | ao | Little White House at the Augusta
sity of California at Los Angeles. | and a long-time Republican party | country she loves retaries give panel clues to iden-| 11.99 — (4) — Home. (7) — Play- | 8:30-~(2)—Death Valley. (7)—Play- | National Golf Club. =
From Witle theater wert, she “worker Mrs. Bowring was &P-' She's spunky, witty, frank and rere of tameus poe — house. house. The President and Mrs. Eisen- a
“graduated” to a motion pic. | Pointed Friday to fill part of the friendly | Sings “Mighty Fortress Ie Our | 2:38 — (2) — Strike 1. Rich. 9:00—(4)—""Fireside Theater.” (7) | hower had just come from 9 a.m.
tare contract at Parameant Ste. | UNexpired term of Sen. Dwight P.| tn 1944 she was widowed for the | "ine®, ” Mighty Por. —Room for Daddy. (2) Foreign | worship at the Reid Memorial .
dion FAN geen i iy ie | See ee. | second time and left with the pore aot These Healy pal TUESDAY AFTERNOON Intrigue. Presbyterian Church, and they
John For You and War of ' sprawling ranch M ~ Scouts. ;
the Worlds before embarking on | Griswold died ‘in Washington | Tn gs cammenthilition of a} War Coding inst: quistet, Dur-| Stb=08-—Eiile and Green. (1) ieed — (@ -- Clnste Theater. C= ‘,
a TV career. | April 12. | going big business. | sey vocalist —12 Film. (2)—Valiant Lady. Suspense. (1)—TV Theater. :
‘Tm going to have to ride the “Typically, she decided to carry 9:60 — (7) — Wrestling. Film. (4) | #%15 — (4) — Hawkins Falls. (2) | s¢:¢9—(4)—“Judge tor Yourself.” “The Kickapoo Run” is her sec-
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118th YEAR * * * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954—28 PAGES : ’
Secretary Dulles
Leaving Tonight |
for Paris Meet. Assures Congressional
Leaders He Will Fight *
Appeasement
WASHINGTON ( U P)—|'
Secretary of State John Fos-| }.
ter Dulles called in congres-
sicnal leaders today to as-
sure them he will fight
against any appeasement
regarding Indochina or Red
China at next week’s
Geneva conference.
Dulles leaves tonight (6
p. m., EST) Jor the North
Atlantic Council meeting in
Paris this weekend and the
Geneva conference begin-
ning next Monday.
The secret
morning at the State De-
partment came amid a
thundering controversy over
possible use of American
troops in Indochina and
considerable uneasiness
about what might happen
at Geneva.
If pressed, it was learned, Dulles
was prepared tb tell the congress-
men it is unlikely U. S. troops
will be sent to Indochina since
the French are not expected to
pull out.
Officials said, however, that the
secretary hoped to devote most
if not all of the meeting to out-
lining his plans and soliciting ad- session this
Ealictessesteeed
refused repatriation in Korea and ON TRIAL—Cpl. Edward Dickenson, 23, of Crackers Neck, Va.,
poses for photographers, seated in the witness chair, just before
the start of his court-martial in Washington. Dickenson, who first
then changed his mind, is accused
of collaborating with the enemy and engaging in activities that led
to mistreatment of fellow prisoners.
State Society Polio Tests Start Monday:
Cooperates Health officials pressed plans for launching the Salk ie | from Cracker's Neck, Va., Legal Disputes
Mark Ex-PW's
Court Martial Army Tries to Confront
Dickenson With Alleged
Pro-Red Recording
WASHINGTON (AP) —
|| Army lawyers moved today
to confront Cpl. Edward 8.
Dickenson with a pro-Com-
*| munist recording they claim
he made while a prisoner of
war in Korea.
From all indications, the
second day of Dickenson’s
court-martial would — pro-
duce the same kind of legal
maneuvering that marked
the opening session yester-
day.
Dickenson, a 23-year-old soldier
is
charged with collaborating with
athe enemy while a POW and with
supplying his captors information
that led to mistreatment of fellow
prisoners. He pleaded innocent yes-
terday.
Col. Guy Emery, Dickenson’s at-
torney, protested heatedly against
introduction of documents the pros-
ecution said were linked to Dick-
enson,
At one point, Emery asserted
that Army intelligence had in-
structed prospective witnesses not
to cooperate with the defense.
attorney said he would call | Pleads Guilty
: 7s
Seeley Pleads
Guilty in Fraud Sentence Delayed for
Buyer and Companion
in State Land Deals
MUSKEGON # — G. Palmer
Seeley of Grand Rapids and Mrs.
Lois Porter Moon Ley of Muskegon
today pleaded guilty in circuit
court of conspiracy to defraud
property owners and the state of
$10,000 and upwards in highway
land deals.
Circuit Judge Noel P, Fox con-
tinued bonds of $10,000 but delayed
sentence indefinitely pending an in-
vestigation.
The original charge against
Seeley, 53, ousted chief of right-
of-way buyer in the Grand Rap- Indiana Educator Will Head Pontia Red Spy's Wife:
From Captors = Woman Accepts Refuge
in Australia; Gunmen
Fly to Russia Alone
DARWIN, Australia (UP)
—Australia granted politi-
cal asylum today to Mrs.
Viadimir Petrov, wife of a
confessed Soviet spy, whose
armed guards tried to re-
turn her to Moscow against
her will.
Prime Minister Robert G.
Menzies gave freedom to the
bewildered woman after)
Australian territorial Police
overpowered and disartned
her escorts in a dramatic
struggle at Darwin Airport.
Mrs. Petrov, who believed her
husband had been killed after he
fled the Soviet embassy at Can-
berra and asked asylum, has
asked to join him after a tele-
phone conversation with him as-
sured her he was alive,
Shoeless and dazed, Mrs. Pet-
rov was forced aboard an air-
limer at Sydney Monday. On-
lookers at the Sydney Airport
heard her plea, “Save me, save.
me.”
The Soviet embassy’s second
secretary who was accompanying
Mrs. Petrov on the flight that
failed, angrily charged that Ter-
ritorial police had ‘‘kidnaped’’ her.
F. Jarkov, one of the two Soviet
couriers escorting Mrs. Petrov,
tried to draw his 32 caliber re-
volver when the Territorial Police
boarded the plane on orders from
DR. DANA P. WHITMER c Sd Dana Whitmer
Superintendent Will Come Here in July
to Succeed DuFrain,
Who Is Retiring
Pontiac Board of Educa-
tion Monday Unanimously
chose Dr. Dana P. Whitmer,
41, of Gary, Ind., as the new
superintendent of Pontiac
Public Schools.
He will succeed Supt.
Frank J. DuFrain, who re-
tires July 1, having reached
Builders Show
Starts Thursday Jaycees’ Annual Exhibit
to Display Furnishings,
Construction Equipment
Residents of Pontiac and vicinity
will get a chance to see the latest
in home furnishings and construc-
tion equipment when the four-day
“Greater Pontiac Home and Build-
ers Show’’ opens Thursday at 2
p. m. in the Armory at 57 Water
St.
Thirty-four exhibits are sched-
uled. The show is sponsored by the
Pontiac Junior Chamber of Com-
dise of local firms. Gifts will be
distributed to visitors daily. +the retirement age of 65,
“We all agree that we're
getting a real top;man,”
school board president
Glenn H. Griffin said in an-
nouncing Whitmer’s ap-
pointment. “He has had 18
years of experience and we
regard him as one of the
nation’s outstanding educa-
tors.”
Griffin said J. Cecil Cox will
continue as Pontiac's assistant
superintendent of schools.
Whitmer, picked from 25 educa-
tors who applied for the Pontiac
job, has been assistant superinten-
dent of Gary City schools since
1950,
Born in Bluffton, Ohio in
he graduated from Bluffton
School in 1930,
500,000 Nationalist Chinese who
could be used in an emergency.
and Réd China's admission to
the United Nations.
The main plank in Dulles’ strat-
egy is to create a 10-nation front
against further Red aggression in
Indochina and thus whittle down
some of the psychological advan-
tage the Communists may have
achieved by the siege of Dien Bien
Phu. Dulles called a meeting with
diplomats of the 10 countries after
the congressional session.
After conferring with President
Eisenhower yesterday, Dulles told
reporters he considers it unlikely
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) and 5 p.m. yesterday.
This makes a total of eight re-
ports from the Pontiac area since
yesterday morning. Three similar
cases were found in Farmington.
Those making the latest reports
were George F. Taylor, chief as-
sistant Oakland County prosecu-
tor; Robert Miller. investigator for
the prosecutor's office; and Davé
Breck, a deputy clerk.
Taylor said he found about a
doren pinhead-size pockmarks on
his windsheild.
“I thought this pitted windshield
business was a lot of hooey, but
now I'm convinced there's some-
thing to it,’’ said ‘raylor.
All three cars were parked near
the Oakland County Courthouse.
Scoop! Dairy Bar Milked
DENVER «—A burglar dipped
a hand into the cash drawer of
the Double Dip Creamery yester-
day and came up with $200, own-
er Florence Butler complained to
police.
Williams Seeks 4th Term
as Governor of Michigan
LANSING (AP)—Gov. G. Mennen Williams announced
today he will seek an unprecedented fourth term as chief
executive of Michigan.
With a-brief press announcement, Williams ended a
year's
be ernor or contest for
‘incumbent Republican, U.
8S. Sen. Homer Ferguson.
The governor, in a brief
press statement said:
‘My decision is to ran for gover-
nor. My reasons will be fully ex-
vlained-on my statew:dé Fadio and
television broadcast at 10:30 this
evening.”
Former VU. S. Sen. Blait Moody,
now a weekly newspaper publisher,
opposed in the Democratic priniary
(Continued on Page 2, Col, 1). speculation as to whether he would try again to
the U. S. Senate with the
a
eo
said that he was “‘extremely dis-
appointed in the lack of definite,
clear-cut action taken by the
Michigan State Medical Society.”’
The commissioner said that if
the society had any information
whieh casts doubt on the safety of
the vaccine it has the responsibil-
ity to make it public.
Dr. Heustis added that on the
basis of evidence he has that
tthe vaccine is safe “we are go-
ing ahead.”
In Pontiac, Dr. John D. Monroe,
director of the _Oakland County
Health Department, said he is go-
ing ahead with plans to start the
inoculations Monday. :
He said, however, that he plans
to confer today with Dr. Robert
J. Mason, president of the Oakland
County Medical Society, on the
county society's attitude toward
the tests
Forms have been sent to par-
ents of county children in the
first, second and third grades
asking whether they want their
children inoculated.
These are due back on the first
day of school following Easter
vacation.
_ Inoculations are scheduled Mon-
day at Clarkston Village School,
Bertha Baker School in the Huron
Valley (Milford area) district, and
Novi School. Youngsters of Chap-
man and Novi-Stone Schools will
also be taken to Novi School for
inoculations. Pontiac. and other
county schools are to be scheduled
for selected school children in 11
|| Michigan counties.
The Michigan - Medical Society
(Continuéd on Page 2, Col. 6)
yesterday. They are John S.
Chicago Daily News;
James M. Cox Jr., Dayton Ohio
ews; Mark Ethridge, Louis-
ms ecutor, protested that Emery
wasn't letting him get his case off
the ground.
The recordings in question, Bard
told reporters, were made by Dick-
enson for the Peiping radio on Jan.
1, 1952. The attorney said they
were monitored by Edwin D. Yok-
ley of Silver Hill, Md. A deposi-
tion from Yokley was admitted as
Fort Defenders
Supplied by Air U.S. Civilian Airmen
Drop Ammo ‘and Food
for Dien Bien Phu
HANOI, Indochina # — The
thousands of valiant defenders of
Dien Bien Phu—trapped by encir-
cling hosts of Communist-led Viet-
minh troops — received fresh
strength from the skies today.
American-supplied Dakotas and
Flying Boxcars, piloted by Ameri-
can civilian fliers, swopoed low
through curtains of fire from rebel
artillery and antiaircraft batteries
to parachute tons more ammuni-
tion, food and war material of all
into the long - besieged
skies which forced war planes
re cn
2S EL Ge RR a te
passing sentence.
Muskegon County Prosecutor
Robert A. Cavanaugh said the in-
vestigation might not be completed
until the middle of May.
The maximum sentence under
the charge is five years in prison
irregul of-way purchases found by the
state auditor general and attorney
general departments.
In an ever-widening investiga-
tion by state and county authori-
ties Seeley was arrested twice
more.
In Ottawa County, with his
ousted assistant, Ronald V. Ken-
nedy, 42, Seeley is awaiting exam-
ination next month on a second
conspiracy charge to defraud two
Hudsonville brothers.
In Allegan County Seeley alone
is accused of larceny by conversion
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ment he had directed J. L.
Menzies’ statement was given
to Generalov.
“The captain- said Mrs. Petrov
was very tired and appeared
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6)
Rain to Continue
Tonight, Wednesday The U. S. Weather Bureau fore-
casts more wet weather for the
Pontiac area, with showers and
possible thunderstorms tonight and
Ww
ednesday. .
A low of from 45 to 48 tonight is
the temperatures
ranged from a low of 46:to a high
of 65 degrees. Approximately .7 of
an inch of rain fell on the city Mon- |
The reading at 8 a.m, today was
51. By 2 p.m. in downtown Pontiac
the mercury registered 56 degrees.
Fenton Fire Suspect
Released in Genesee A X+-year-old Fenton man,
questioned since Thursday in..an
arson investigation of two recent
lumberyard
released last night by Genesee
County Prosecutor Chester R.
Sc
called a “good suspect” earlier
by Genesee County Sheriff Don
Carmichael after the man sai
he might have set the fires duri
-one of his periodic “black-outs/”
The man has received menfal
treatment. i
A total estimated damage) of
$375,000 was caused by the /two
lumberyard fires April 2 / and
April 14.
Reds Elevate Ex-Foe |
BONN, Germany #—Wesfern in-
telligence officials say the Russians
shal Friedrich Paulus, their van-
quished enemy at Stalingrad, a key
role in expanding the Communist
East German army.
Our Stake in Indochina
been =. . = : Are We Moving Toward Intervention?
Issues Make U.S.-Decision Difficult
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hwesinger.
The World War II veteran was /|/
have assigned former Field Mar-|! vice for the momentous Geneva| polio vaccine program in Oakland County Monday after =o al Pyke pple lace ide district, and tigteng 47, & | Menzies. Show hours will be from 2 to 10| from Obie State U
talks with Russia and Red China. | being-assured that the Michigan Medical Society would| The doctor is Capt. William. R.| Trever, invet seno0,000 | _ darkov was cut slightly on the nag agoone Ae Me a, | He. started his
One congressional leader, Sen. co-operate in the state project. Shadish of Bridgeville, Pa., who, head before he and the other eed » wantil 6p. p Sunday mathematics teacher /and coach at
: ‘Styles Bridges (R-NH), called | 1 William Bromme, chairman of the soviety’s execu- | ike Dickenson. was kept at Prison Thet was reduced today to) cocert wore disarmed. The es- ogee " __ | Pandora High in 1934; and Monday night for “unequivecal | UF. Will Camp No. 5 at Pyoktong, Korea. | $10,000 and upwards in a com-| corts left empty-handed for Sing- | Displays will feature all Phases | 1.34. at Rawson /High School in cooperation”: from U. 8. allies | tive committee, said last night that the society has with-| snadish has been at the Army’s between de-| apore an hour and 30 minutes | of home building including financ- ac aa
since the “hour of decision is at | drawn earlier objections to the vaccine. Walter Reed General have | Bate atteraeys and easistent state | tater. ing plans. construction materials. | 1 ston 2 and al in southeast _ —*+ «The Michigan State since last February. Attorney Genera] Perry A. May-| «vier Ambassador Nikolai Gen- ee and saaree me Newcomerstown /High Schesta, in
“they must stand up : . : ; lov made his first visit hods of insuring the home, ac- counted or run the risk of ais. 3 Windshields Medical Society will’ not| | I advance of the prosecution | Maynard said the state’s position Parliament House and delivered | cording to William L. Treanor, a a astrous division of the free aa withhold approval from the| i20) smery argeed it was im- pogo ee He said /iq the Acting External Affairs | Jaycee president. Whitmer nese ‘iin vicepaiaadial
a ~ we Cems Recie |F ound Pitted experiment on children by} possible to prove these had been | involved was $90,000. no cage ege demanding the re- _™ local National Guard wa and principal of Steubenvile High n aispeech at Gra pids, | made by Dickenson that the - Petrov. a modern-wartare display, | ‘ , Steubenville, O., °
Mich, Senate GOP leader wil-| Here Monday ine MOA Oe dieeeies ane ao bring | _28dge Fox announced that | Generalov also protested against] Treanor said. when he cdme to Gary as vice- liam F. Knowland declared it will | Salk_ poliomyelitis vac- while the “amount involved is |the disarming of the couriers, acipal oad te — = hrent| The windshields of three cars| cing aad De lirenwae in material it could net tie te not the essence of the charge,” | charging that the police had violat- The show is a yearly affair. Froebel Sehodl ter, principal,
ipinee il » send | parked in downtown Pontiac were “ . _ the defendant. ' | he would investigate to deter- |ed their diplomatic immunity. “]
ican troops to Indochina since there | seriously pitted between 9.a.m.| At Lansing today Dr. Albert Z| (Col. C. Robert Bard, the pros- He held the latter post uritil
are 600,000 South Koreans and |") : | Heustis, state health commissioner, hi - mine the exact ameunt before Later Meanries said in a state-
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Birmingham Commission
Takes No Final Action on
Woodward-H unter Land
was taken by the City Commission
Royal Oak.
Frederick
one of the cars was uninjured. His
auto collided with one driven by
Daniel Myers, 55, of 3873 Iro
quois, Detroit.
Myers wag admitted with a frac-
tured arm to St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital. Two passengers with
Myers, Albert C. Ross, 37, of 7404
Merkel, Detroit, and Robert G.
Brown, 35, of 1435 W. Troy, Fern-
dale, were treated for minor in-
juries.
Williams Running
for Fourth Term (Continued From Page One)
for the governorship in recognition
of his unchallenged leadership of
the party for the past 5% years.
The governor delayed his
terse announcement nearly 15
minutes while he shook hands
with a string of more than 6
Jackson children.
If Williams should win the
governorship again he would be
the first man in 119year history of
Michigan statehood to sit in the
executive chair eight consecutive
years. He is the third in state
history to make it three terms in
a row.
Seeley Enters Plea
of Guilt in Fraud (Continued From Page One)
with purchases of land fer the
U. 8. 31 relocation. They first
Since the regional Muskegon
charges against them inquiries in-
to highway practices have been
extended throughout the state, in-
cluding Detroit and Wcyne County.
Maynard, who has been in
charge of the Western Michigan
investigation, currently is check-
ing transactions in at least five
other counties in the area.
The Weather ' PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Shewers
warmer Wednesday. >
Easterly winds 10 te 12 miles a, me
Teday in Pentiac
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m
ats am. velocity 4 mp
Sun sets Tuesday at 7:19 por.
Sun rises Wednesday at 5:43 a.m
Moon rises Tuesday at 10:12 p.m.
Moon’ sets W jay at 7:13 a.m.
The YMCA will be open to young-
sters for a program of crafts from
10 a.m. until noon tomorrow.
War in Indochina—
Will We Intervene? (Corftinued From Page One)
What is our stake in Indochina
as compared to Korea?
We inherited jurisdiction over
South Korea after World War II.
After three or four years the
Truman administration felt it had
put the country back on its feef
as an independent power and, ac-
ceeding to loud demands that the
boys be brought home, pulled out
and expressed doubts that that
part of the world meant anything
to us. Into the vacuum thus cre-
ated moved the Reds. When we
fought there we fought for some-
thing that was peculiarly our own,
or, at least, had been.
This country was not nearly
as intimate with the trouble in
Indochina, which began about
four years before the Korean
War. But by now not only is
our investmest tremendous but
we are on record as ready to go
to war in behalf of all oppressed
friends. In this case, France is
oppressed and France is our
friend.
We have about 500 men in Indo
china. As of this date, none has met
with harm. The French guard most
of them very well. Those Amer-
icans who fly the “Boxcars"’ meet
with no enemy aircraft or gunfire
from below. At least one member
of Congress has suggested that
these men will not be brought
home when their time runs out,
and nobody in the administration
has called for the congressman's
impeachment.
There is pretty good reason to
believe that troops in this coun-
try now are undergoing training
which might indicate preparation
for war in that part of the world
and against that type of opposi-
tion
It .we do-fight in Indochina we
will have the difficult task of ex-
WASHINGTON (UP) — There is
an advertising man in Washington
claims folks look at him funny
like. when he signs, his rightful
name to autographs.
Three out of four U. S. auto
in’ accidents occur on dry pavement
weather nel at a base in northern Indoch are in the Asiatic country to service planes given | Dien Bien Phu. AP Wirephete
FOR OUR AIR FORCE—American supplies are | by this country to the French in support of the war
unloaded from a plane by U. S. Air Force person-| against the Red-dominated Vietminh forces now
ina. These men | battling for possession of the inland fortress of
FHA, Tax Men
Face Congress Cole and Andrews to
Testify Concerning the
Hausing Scandal
WASHINGTON «&®—The govern-
ment's housing chief and the head
of the Internal Revenue Service
were summoned to Capitol Hill to-
day as a congressional investiga
tion of the multimillion-dollar hous-
ing scandal went ahead on two
fronts.
Albert M. Cole, housing and
home finance administrator, faced
rigorous questioning by Senate
Banking Committee members on
various phases of the situation, in-
cluding the ousting of Guy T. O.
Hollyday as federal housing com-
missioner. Sen. Douglas (D-Ill)
called this “incredible.”
vision over the Federal Hous-
At just about the same time,
Commissioner T. Coleman An-
drews of the Internal Revenue
Service was scheduled to be the
first witness at a parallel hearing |
by the Senate-House Committee on
Reduction of Nonessential Federal |
Expenditures headed by Sen. Byrd
(D-Va).
Andrews has said his files con- |
tain 1,147 cases of builders who
he said sought to pay the 26 per |
|cent capital gains tax rather than
the 52 per cent corporation income
tax on excess profits. !
From his Augusta, Ga. vacation
headquarters, President Eisenhow-
er yesterday ordered that the rev- |
enue service open its income tax |
files so the Banking Committee can |
look into the returns of these build- |
ers for the 1942-1953 period. Noth- | Byrd committee to have a look.
* = .
The Banking Committee met a
commissioner in charge of rental
housing. His resignation has not
been accepted.
Powell was subpoenaed after he
refused to testify voluntarily and
when the committee started ques-
tioning him, he declined to answer,
|claiming his Fifth Amendment
privilege against possible self-in-
.| crimination. | The Webster
‘|Wednesday at 7 p.m. when the Dad’s Night Scheduled
by Webster School PTA
School PTA will
play host to some 250 fathers Styles Started
by Southwest Clothes and Furniture
Show Fiesta, Ranch
Influences group will hold its annual Dad's
Night in the school. Over 500 per-
sons are expected to attend the
affair.
A movie, ‘Dust to Destiny,”
produced by the Moody Bible Ins- |
|titute, will depict the -vonders of| DALLAS. Tex, (INS)— The easy- nature, unexplainable by modern going but colorful life that is typi-
iscience. Also part of the evening’s| a) of Texas and the Southwest
entertainment will be provided by bo tts a oe a
the Pontiac Boy's Club tumbling | the United States during 1953. team. n . untoon Jr., ;
| father-vice president, said the pro-| Fashions, home furnishings de-
gram will end at 8:30 p. m. Re | Signed and created in the Lone
freshments will be served. tar State were sent far and wide.
Typical of women's {fashions
THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
Cole, why has over-all super- (14 1989 Mr. Donaldson
ing was said about permitting the | p
| Frank Thompson, both of Pontiac
blank wail yesterday in efforts to,
question Clyde L. Powell, who has |
tried to resign as assistant FHA|day at 1 p.m. from the Pursley ° |from the southwest were the “‘fi- |
Pontiac Deaths | esta style” clothes, a mixup of the |
Robert Donaldson Sr. Mexican and Indian influence
Robert Donaldson Sr., 65, of 1097
| Berkley St., died at his residence
| yesterday. |
| He was born in Scotland on April |
after 7 tonight at the Donelson-
Johns Funeral Home.
Margaret K. Thompson
Margaret Kathlene Thompson, 19.
of 47801 Pontiac Trail, died here
suddenly Saturday.
She was born in Scott County,
Va., June 29, 1934, the daughter
of William H... and Eliza Bishop
Thompson. She came here from
Virginia three years ago.
Surviving are her parents, five
sisters and five brothers, Mrs.
Ruth Davis, of Knoxville, Tenn.,
Mrs. Gloria Gréen, vrs. Virginia
Wilson, Mrs. Myrtle Barner,
Maudie Thompson, Marshall
Thompson, Lyle Thompson, all of
Walled Lake, Eugene
and: Henry Thompson, © of Rich-
mond, Va.
The funeral will be held Thurs-
| Funeral Home. Burial will be in
Walled Lake Cemetery with the
Rev. Paul Vanaman, of the An-
| dersonville Community Church, of-
ficiating.
Steel produced in the United
States in 1953 would yield enough
finished steel products to build
| three cities the size of Manhattan.
Anna Schuster,
men arrived in ti
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SHE WAITED—Frightened by a fire in her a
3, dangles on a w
N. Y., street, wie neither watch and plead for het to wait. Fire-
to bring her down a ladder after she refused to
go through the burning apartment to stairs.
AP Wirephote
partment, Mrs.
indow four stories above a Bronx, which added up to flowing skirts,
pretty ruffles and bright colors.
A western slack silt, mere
aptly described as a modified
cowbey suit for women, made a rial
Wite of Spy Accepts Asylum in Australia
whereupon arrangements were
wife at Darwin,” Menzies’ state-
available plane, possibly tonight.
Polio Vaccine Tests
Will Start on Monday ' (Continued From Page One)
arnounced earlier this month that
it would withhold approval of the
vaccine until it was assured the
substance is safe, powerful enough
to immunize and backed by a res
ponsible agency's ‘legal and moral
responsibility."
Bromme said careful expior-
ation has convinced the society
and its executive com‘nittee that
it would be well to go ahead with
the inoculation program in efforts
to stamp out polic.
“Tt (the society) is interested in
cooperating with any public health
experiment that holds promise of
good for our citizens," he said.
successful 1963 debut.
Texas is the home of the coun- |
try’s largest manufacturer of men's |
slacks and the millions of pairs |
spread around the U. S. stressed |
color and easily-cared-for fabrics. |
To the nation's furniture depart. |
*| ments, Texas sent more of its | The society's announcement
apparently removed all barriers
against proposals to vaccinate
100,000 of Michigan school children
in nationwide field tests of the
newly-developed vaccine.
Plans have been made to give
injections to certain school children
kegon, Oakland, Ottawa
Clair Counties.
Washtenaw county originally had
been scheduled for inoculations but
it withdrew April 10 when the
medical society announced that it and St.
-| would withhold its endorsement
until further investigation,
“It is likely that certain children
— perhaps between 100 and 150 in
the nationwide test — will react
adversely to the penicillin content
Dulles Will Fight
Any Appeasement (Continued From Page One)
year but that meanwhile the free
world must do everything feasible
to help stem the Communist ‘at-
tack. .
war’ when he said last week, in
china in the unlikely event France
withdrew.
Hungry Man Collapses
With $1,153 in Pocket
|in the vaccine,"’ Bromme said.
“This is not alarming,” he
|added “nor is the possibility that
included in the vaccine.”
U.S. Relatively Safe,
Wilson Maintains WASHINGTON w—Secretary of Defense Wilson says he believes
the United States is ‘‘relatively se-
cure’ from surprise atomic attack
and even more secure from sus-
tained aerial assault.
Wilson said Russia would lose
many bombers and trained crews
in the initial stages of any air
war over America “and I do not
believe they could keep it up.”
Testifying recently before a House
Appropriations subcommittee con-
sidering the defense budget, Wil-
Mahon (D-Tex) that the
States is “highly vuinerable to
atomic attack at this time.”
The secretary said he believes
the nation is vulnerable but ‘‘rela-
tively secure,”’ adding that he be-
lieves the Russians “have been
much more afraid of us than we
are of them.”
Oakland Prosecutor
|to Seek Re-election Oakland County Prosecutor
Ziem served as chief assistant
prosecutor,
U. of M. Physiologist
Dies of Heart Attack (Continued From Page One) .
i ies —_—
;
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aboard a Russian-bound
plane in Sydney, Australia, yester-
day Mrs. Viadimir Petrov later
‘| was rescued by Australian police
at Darwin. She and her husband,
a former Soviet diplomat, are re-
ported to have deserted the
U.S.S.R. and offered to aid western
McCarthy Near
cm |Accord in Row Rumor Says Committee
to Permit Questioning
by Both Parties
By G. MILTON KELLY
WASHINGTON wW — With only
two days to go, investigating sen-
ators sought today to compiete the
rules for their public hearings to
probe the McCarthy-Army row.
As the Senate investigations sub-
committee arranged a closed door
meeting today to consider the
problem, informed quarters said
the group seemed near an agree-
ment that Sen. McCarthy ‘(R-Wis)
and his Army antagonists should
be allowed to question one another
and other witnesses. But the in- “ICity Brothers
‘to Be Examined Face Washtenaw Court
April 29; Cox Told to
Get Own Counsel
Two Pontiac brothers demanded
examination yesterday in Ann Ar-
bor on armed robbery charges
and another local man, who faces
similar charges, was turned back
to his cell until he can find legal
counsel.
Charies Edward Ervin, 37, and
his brother, Gordon, 27, were un-
able to furnish $30,000 cash bond
each set by Ann Arbor Municipal
Court. /
They will be examined April
29 on the charge that they par-
ticipated in a $4,826 supermarket
holdup there Feb, 2%.
Hugh T. “Buddy’’ Cox, 21, of 88
W. Mansfield Ave. was denied a
court-appointed lawyer in Federal
Court in Detroit yesterday, when
the judge learned that Cox had
money in his possession.
The court ordered Cox to obtain
his own legal counsel before trying
him for the $53,000 robbery of the
Dearborn branch of the Manufac-
turers National Bank April 2.
An accused companion of Cox,
James J. Minder Jr., 24, of Dear-
born, pleaded guilty to the bank
robbery last week and is awaiting
sentence. Both are being held on
$50,000 bond.
Cox's wife, Juanita, 19,
A phone call to Mrs. Cox by the
Ervins led to their arrest iast
week when they asked her to meet
therm at Union Depdt, but were met
instead by Detroit Police.
—— formants emphasized that a hitch |
in the arrangements was possible. |
The issue involves how far Mc- |
Carthy will step to the sidelines |
while the subcommittee, which he |
heads, investigates his dispute with |
top Army officials.
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McCarthy and two of his sub |
|committee aides planned, mean- |
| while, to provide during the day
a “dill of particulars’ outlin-
| ing what they will attempt to prove
against top Army officials, plus a |
reply to the Army's charges that)
McCarthy and the aides ‘‘sought
by improper means’ to get spe-|
cial favors in the Army for Pvt.
G. David Schine, former unpaid |
subcommittee consultant.
McCarthy and his aides, Roy M. |
Cohn and Francis P. Carr, have
accused Secretary of the Army
Stevens and John G. Adams, Army
general counsel, of using ‘‘black-
mail" tactics in efforts to halt
subcommittee investigations of the
Army. CANNAS
TASKER’S 63 W. Huren FE 5-6261
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Sen. Mundt (R-SD), who will |
preside at the inquiry, has said
the bill of particulars approach
was adopted to hold the inquiry
within limits, and to give each
side a final oportunity to expand
or reduce its original accusations.
Mundt told reporters yesterday
he is ‘“‘confident’’ the televised
hearings will start on schedule
| Thursday, He said the special sub-
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And Is His Face Red!
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whose government department is
| sues passports, was delayed Mon-
|day at the airport on his trip to
| the Geneva Conference. Pearson |
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Work-on the-249-foot_grade sep- | Ransford Bromley, civil defense. DAY. APRIL.
Six committees of Oakland Coun.
ty ‘Board of Supervisors got new
ade | leaders Monday as Floyd Andrews,
Grand R board chairman, named commit-
separation carrying Gran Liver | tees for the 1954-55 yea
New chairmen are Charles R
auditor-general committee;
F. Hughes, bylaws;
Mrs
and Goodspeed, local taxes:
Lewis, welfare:
The board passes a tentative
| county budget of $6,513,164.84 for
1965, approved Andrews’ com-
mittee slate cand finshed off
several bits of business in the
two-hour session.
Supervisors told. the
auditors to take Khds
well on the “county land
of Telegraph road.- where
road commission he adquarters and |
the new county farmers’ market
will be built. The board set a
limit of $2,000 on the cost of the
test well
Supervisors’ flower committee
headed by Mrs. Genevieve Schock,
passed the hat to board members
Supervisors donated $139 for
flowers for sick or bereaved mem-
bers during the coming year
Andrews and Delos Hamlin, re-
elected chairman and vice-chair.
man at last week's session.
passed cigars and candy at Mon-
day's meeting.
The board's new committees for
the year starting this month are
The first member
named in each committee is chair-
man New members are identi
fied by asterisks after their names
Agricultural Ext em: i Howard J Reid of
lest board
far a
center’
west
i
Prank Brig Lee H Clack*. Ferris
B. Clark* yril BE Miller’ Kenneth L
VanNatta, Albert J. Weinburger*
Auditor Genera Charies R Miller
(chairman: Ferris B Ciark. Alex Major*
Zigmund Niperko Prancis Schneider*,
6 County Committees Get |
New Chairmen for 1954-55 of State Osteopaths
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Norris Hitchman ]
| Legislative: William Nern ‘chairman) |
William T. Dennis*. William A. Ewart. |
William C. Hudson, Theodore F Hughes
John Semann’, Raymond |. Sheperd*
: Taxes Roy 20, 1954
Boundaries of Cities and Villages: Wii- Gen. ank
iam A - Pag mpg one Clayton G.! LANSING. uh — Atty. Fr
Lily, William ern, Merle §{. Amour* et lg | a eh 0 G. Millard today issued .an opinion |
, Buildings and Grounds: Harty W. Hor- den -ogn
ton ‘chairman David E. Anderson om broa meg re ition of the |
Willis M. Brewer, Roy F. Goodspeed, osteopathic profession. | Luther Heacock Edwin J. Joehnsten Bs
Wiliem Rosser Cass B. Waters*, George Millard reversed a 1935 ruling estfal ‘ |
By-Laws: Theodore FP. Hughes ‘chair- and held that an osteopath is quali-
man: William H Harvie*. William C. | fied by training and le standin Hudagn, William Nern, Albert J. Weia- ‘ 9 _— nd legal . burger to sign certificates for the conr }
County Coordinating Zoning and Pilan- eed
ning: R. C. Cummings (chairman), Rans- | matment of meee’ and ‘ ie
fons Bromiey, Edward H. Laird minded persons, Until now, this
ain: Hiland M. Thatcher jchair- ae men “e<cer - inali.
man) Luther Heacock Howard K | right has been reserved for medi
Kettey*. Clayton G.-Lilly, Louis F_ Oiden- | cal doctors. burg, W. R. Ransom’. Earl B. Rhinevault, | = 5 +
Jona Semann, Fraser W. Staman* | Noting that the law requires Equalization: Elmer W. Haack ‘chair- . ificate many Mrace Wo Mianchara Maaslora | Comment certificates to be
Rromiey’ | Roy P Goodspeed, George signed by a physician, Millard held ostishak* ansom lliem 2 sige
Roeser Cass B. Waters, Alger Zapf. that osteopath, are physicians
Flowers Mrs. Genevieve Schock ‘chair- practicing a “school of medicine
man Mrs. Helen G Bonner. Mrs Mar =
garet E. Hill*. Mrs. Hope F. Lewis, Mra Tecognized by the laws of Michi-
Georgia Nelson* can
Health: Lou's F Oldenberg ichair- ©
an Mr Veima Cady’ Eimer W — _—
es ag ee Melasn® Pores Pilgrimages as a » Christian prac-
Phillips, Mrs. Harriett Phillips, Paul A_| tice began to have increasing im-
Schalm
Juvenile Mrs Helen P Roberts ‘chair- , portance about thé ninth century.
man). Mrs. Helen. G. Bonner. H. Lieyd | ——— —— —
| Clawsen*. William A. Gerling, Willian
E Graham*, Mrs. Margaret E. Hill*, T
Loca! F Goodspeed ‘chair- |
man'!, William T. Dennis*. Alex McKin- |
non*, Forest Phillips’, FPrancis 8&hnei-
der
Markets: Norman Barnard ‘cheirmen?
Winson 8 Moberiy William Smuith*
Miscellaneous Winson Moberly
chairman:. Clarence W Bienman,. Mrs
| Helen G. Bonner. Lee H Clack John
K Irwin Kenneth R._ Loomis Robert
O Wriat
Retirement Floyd Andrews aay ets
Board of Supervisors) Fred W I h
Chairman -Wavs & Means Com
Roads Don R MacDonald hairman
Liord 1 Andersor Charlies “Card n
Georee 8&8 Horkey Howard J Reid. Ear!
B Rhinevault® Paul A Schalm* Wil-
am 8mitt Hiland M_ Thaetche
Salaries E H Waterhoure :chairman’ |
David EB Anderson, Norman Barnarca® |
H Lievd Clawson. Oscar Eckman a
Taylor Menzies* Orph C Holmes. Haroid |
K Schone ene Voll. 6r*
Tuberculosis Sanatorius Eimer Kep-
hart chai: rman. Clarence W Slenman
Willis M_ Brewer Mrs Veima Cads ‘
Orph Cc’ Hoimes Mrs Harriett: Phillip
Kennéth L VanNatta
Veterans Don R MacDonald ‘chair-
man John K_ Irwin’. Gregory Kucera 7
Zigmund Niparko* Harold K Schone
Raymond L. Shepard George C West
fall
Weys and Means Pred W Smit
hairman Pore Brende R c
| Cus mings Wesley Duncen ames I
| Gardner Deios Mamiin. Devid Levinson
George A Schweigert Frank Shimmons
Weifare Mrs Hope F lewis ‘chatr
nen Lioyd Andersor Ernes
Blanchard M Brewe Frank
Brighan iar Cc Hudser Car
Hunte J Leavy Mrs Genevieve -
Schock | D
Aperts! Committers | Amazing New Discovery § Civil Defense Ransford Br evi ‘
chairman’ Charies Cardoen’. William
E Grahem*. John K. Irwin, Alex McKin ’
non*
c t-Study E H Waterhouse air
man: Oscar Eckman, Jomes L Gearane
Harry W Horton Gregory Kucera’ | ;
David Levinson A Taylor Menzies ° 2
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Allotment Board
Picks Chairman County Treasurer Gets
Post at First Meeting
Monday
The Oakland County Tax Allo
cation Board chose Charles A.
Sparks, county treasurer, as chair-
man at its first meeting Monday
afternoon.
The six-man board met briefly
in the county court house and ad-
journed until May 3.
te spread taxes not voted by the
public.
The government units have turn-
ed in tentative budgets; but until
the county board of supervisors
sets an equalized value on the
county, the tax board can't pro-
- ceed. The supervisors passed a
tentative county budget of $6,513,-
164.84 Monday and sent it to the
tax board.
Sparks; Robert Y. Moore, chair-
man of the county board of audi-
tors, and William J. Emerson,
_ superintendent of Oakland County
Schools, are automatically mem-
* bers of the tax board because of
* the jobs they hold. Probate Judge
. Arthur E. Moore has named James
S. Thorburn, of Royal Oak; Har-
court S. Patterson, of Pontiac, and
Howard Warner, of Farmington,
as the other three members.
Taipeh Cosmopolitan
Except for Night Life TAIPEH # — More than 3,(00
foreigners now live in Formosa.
the majority in Taipeh, giving this
capital city of Nationalist China
some of the cosmopolitan atmos-
phere which once prevailed in
Shanghai and other former treaty
ports on the mainland.
There is no chance, however, of
Taipeh ever bécoming the Paris
of the East as was Shanghai. The
government's: austerity program
prevents that.
Air Force Missile Range
Extended to 3,500 Miles
WASHINGTON (®—The Air
Force plans to extend its 1,000-
mile-long guided missile range in
the Atlantic Ocean by 3,500 miles.
The test range now stretches
- from Florida to Puerto Rico. The
projected extension would carry it
* to tiny Ascension Island, in the
south Atlantic midway between
Brazil and Africa.
Ex-Willkie Aide Dies
NEW YORK w® — Russell W.
Davenport, 55, former Fortune
magazine editor and aide to the
late Wendell L. Willkie in his 1940
campaign for president, died of a
heart attack last night at his Man-
hattan home.
NEW Seal Ritz One Coat
FLAT PAINT @ Liquor License Renewals
~\on Agenda of Commission Pontiiic City Commission tonight
: He requested time to study the
Last week City Attorney William
A. Ewart said he considered the
Pontiac ordinance illegal because
it conflicts with a state law al-
lowing one class C license for
every 1,500 people in Pontiac. Un-
Two citizens are also slated for
appointment to the housing corn-
mission and the Fair Employment
Practices Board.
Commissioners are also expected
to consider Pontiac's off-street
parking problem.
Cost estimates are expected for
planned construction of:
A water mein is E. foe from
Baidwin to the PO & N
Curd. gutter, drainage and related
work on Lengfellow from Baldwin te
University: om Gecond from tag, to
Barkell; and on Tennyson from Josi,
te Highwood.
A communication is expected |
from Municipal Judge Odin H.
Johnson regarding his planned
resignation from office.
A communication is slated
from J, A, Fredman, Inc., re-
questing a change in the con-
tract for construction of the |
northside branch library.
Public hearings are scheduled “| 127 inclusive of Hillside Manor Sub-
Pe
on special assessment rolls for re-
cap on:
South Boulevard from the Belt Line
te Opdyke.
Welten from Perry te the west city
win to Perry.
Kennett from Baldwin to the west city
Paddock from the Michigan Airline
Jessie
A bid is slated from the Pilgrim
Holiness Church for purchase of
the west 95 feet of lots 123 through
division.
Declarations of public necessity
are expected for:
Curb, tter, dreimage end rebated
work on Tennyson from Joslyn te High-
wood Grade. gravel and necessary culverts |
on Highwood from Sheffield te Prince-
tem: Princeton from Highwded to the
east line of Glenwood Estates Subdivi-
sion: end Leurel from Sheffield to
Princeton
A request is scheduled from the
Northside Community Club for a!
fireworks July 3 through 5. +
Confirmation of special assess-
ment rolls are expected for:
trom Harris Lake im the side of Montcalm from Y¥ te Portland; and im the north side
from Wing to Portland. :
A communication is expected .
from Pontiac Township asking the
Commission to declare Mount Cle-
mens road a primary road.
Confirmation is scheduled of a
special assessment roll for a water
main in Sheffield from Baldwin to
University.
A public hearing is scheduled on
a special assessment roll for curb,
gutter, drainage and related work
on Hazel Bend from Belmont to
Jessie.
Michigan was the first state to
permit women to séeTve on juries,
the act passed in 1915. Maine and
Utah legislatures followed shortly
thereafter, with similar enabling
acts. ‘
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
Gas Rate Order Hit
Though its effect is to reduce a nat-
ural gas rate increase effective since
December 1952, a Federal Power Com-
mission order is the target of Republi-
can attack.
By a vote of four to one the
commission lopped nearly $9,-
000,000 off a $21,400,000 rate in-
crease ordered by Panhandle
Eastern Pipeline. Just how this
will affect the 1,000,000 Michigan
consumers of Panhandle gas
isn't yet clear.
* * *
But it does appear that the pipeline
company will have to refund $32,000,000
to 48 utilities companies in six midwest-
ern States. Among those utilities. is
Consumers Rower Co. which uses Pan-
handle gas exclusively to service its
375,000 customers.
This gas is purchased from the
Michigan Gas Storage Co. For
that reason Davip H. GERHARD,
Consumers southeastern division
manager, says it is impossible to
tell yet. how the FPC order will
y affect gas users here.
* * * .
The fact that FPC has reduced the
amount of the rate increase hasn’t Saved -
it from criticism by Sen. Fercuson, Rep.
Oakman and other Republicans. Their
reasons are the same which prompted
introduction of the Ferguson-Oakman.
bill.
‘Hs aim is to block FPC’s will-
ingness to grant Panhandle
Eastern a new rate making base.
Heretofore that base has been the
actual cost of gas reserves and
. facilities. Panhandle wants repro-
duction cost to be the rate base.
* * * :
Craupe L. Draper, only member of the
GOP dominated FPC to vote against the
rate raise, contends that a large part of
the increase is “wholly unjustifiable.”
The facts lend weight to this opinion
which reportedly is shared by Michigan
members of Congress who are critical
of FPC’s action.
Helicopter Jeeps Near
Though it will be of only academic
interest to most people, we think it is -
big news that the day of the helicopter
jeep appears at hand.
Both the Army and Marine Corps are
pushing development of these tiny fly-
ing windmills. Progress has been such
that the motor of one of them can: be
changed with tools as simple as a screw,
driver and a jack knife.
Another model is so small and
light that the operator straps it
it to his shoulders instead of get-
ting aboard and presumably flies
through the air with the greatest
of ease.
* * *
Our Army and Marine Corps are in-
terested mainly in the additional mo-
bility these machines can supply. The
matter of overcoming such obstacles as
mud, water and mountains remains an
{mportant problem for the military. But
it isn’t necessary to be a five star gen-
eral to realize the advantages these ma-
chines would have over paratroop an
glider operations. ,
af * * *
. For civilians, however, the greatest
* “fpterest.in these flying jeeps lies in their PS as a new form of individual
tion.
* more adventurous among us will
> wee a jeep helicopter with folding
+ rotor to fly like a bird from home
Seep ————
fr the school child have his comic
ul pp Fan komiegtie, "Wings World Champions — If anyone in this part of North Amer-
ica doubted that Detroit's Red Wings
are the Yankees of professional hockey,
that doubt no longer exists. _
It evaporated as suddenly and dra-
matically as Tony Leswicx’s
goal brought the Stanley Cup back to
Detroit with $18,000 in it for the players
to split. That victory further adorns a
winning récord that rivals the Yankees’
diamond triumphs. * * *
The Wings now have won six
consecutive NHL season races.
They also have captured the Stan-
ley Cup, symbolic of world hockey
supremacy, six times since Jack
Adams’ arrival in Detroit.
In fairness to the Canadiens it must
be said that they lost no luster in defeat.
Actually when the winning goal came
they were fresher and stronger than the
Wings. Besides, they had to their credit
the unusual feat of forcing the seventh
game to sudden death ov e after
trailing in the series three games to one.
* * *
By coming through the NHL's
gruelling playoffs to final victory, the Red Wings join the Detroit
Lions in strengthening Detroit's
claim to being the City of Cham-
pions. . —___—_—_—__
A nuclear scientist says the entire
earth could be rendered dangerously
radioactive with a few C-bombs. We
hope it will be long time no C.
Be __________y
“I can remember ‘way back,” said the
Old Sorehead, “when the world wasn't
much more'n half crazy.”’..
The Man About Town
Making Progress
Oakland County Directory
Will Show Its Importance
Daftynition
Hatchet: A tool whose burial place is never
forgotten.
An adyance peek at proofs for the 1954 edition
of the annual directory issued by
County Clerk Lyne D. Allen
reveals some remarkable progress figures. It
shows how we're tops among the state's 83 coun-
ties in many respects, including public recrea-
tional areas and-other things that make for better
in percentage of population that comes from out-
side the state is over twice the percentage of
the state itself. _We lead all other counties in this
respect. In other words, when they're moving
to Michigan they prefer Oakland County.
Getting a late start.on a trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Gelston V. Poole
spent the night at a motel less than five miles
away, and the proprietor was surprised to see a
Pontiac address on his register. :
Making a good start with his garden out Mt.
Clemens St. is
Howard Davis
who sends word that he is making two weeds ‘
grow where one grew last year.
Retiring next month after being a nurse
at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
since it was built in 19277 is
Miss Goldie Masters
who has worked there longer than Any of the
other 180 employes. +
Neighbors tell me that an exceptionally beauti-
*ful “‘Easter tree’’ in the window of
Mrs: Hattie Frisch
at 830 West Huron St., attracted a great deal of
attention.
Latest eating innovation is “teletray
service,” where you pick up # microphone
beside your car and give your order for
car delivery. ;
Born on April 18, 1881, this is the first time in
her 73 years that the birthday of
of Waterford was on Easter Sunday.
Monday was an extra busy day for
Desk Sgt. Robert W. Cannon
at the county jail. Besides usual duties, he en-
rolled 83 persons, sentenced or held there.
This also is a big Building year in Pontiac's sub-
urbs. In 10 days, ,
Emil Grisehew -.-
who has charge of that work in Waterford Town-
ship, tells me that he issued 43 building permits
covering @ construction total of $200,000. New
homes were responsible for 22.of the permits.
Starting life with both ears wide open is
bn
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Life Can a ae
Be Pretty Trying - ‘
at Times
Voice of the People
Joseph Fisher Says Dumping of Gravel,
Sludge in Lake May Destroy Fish Beds
t will be condensed when ceces-
cals Ceccese of tach of epace Pull same
address end telephone
day Lake, in the vicinity of Ward's
Gravel Pit.’
Last fail a petition was signed
el and sludge into the lake.
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Why do you not understand my
speech: even because ye cannot
' hear my word.—John 8:43, . * °
We can sometimes love what we
understand, but it is im-
understand to
we do not love.—Mrs. Jame- Their trucks have destroyed all
the roadside shrubs and trees and
the drivers bunching, throw their
refuse and cams around the area
and into the lake. I am sure that
the conditions are hurting the
fishing and spawning by destroy-
ing the fish beds.
Any action that any sportsmen
can take to clean up this dirty mess
would be greatly appreciated by
all the people of the county and
especially the peopte living in this
community
Josept F. Fisher
4040 Rich Drive, ?
Route 1. Clarkston
Claim Waitress Must Be
Lawyer, Dietician, Etc.
We are waitresses and noticed a
letter in this column -on Friday
heralding the efforts of the hard
working waitress.
We claim that a waitress now-
adays has te be a psychologist,
lawyer, dietician, doctor and a grand gal to get along with, all
rolled up in one. ‘We may set up
a gripe bureau and charge an ex-
tra fee in addition te the meal
ticket.
You really find out how small
your own troubles are after listen-
ing to all the gripes. A waitress’
shoulder must be a soft place.
Mrs. William Earle
Mrs. Harold Tatu
Mrs, Calvin Field
Just A Smile An inducement
A young farmer interested in he
principles of mechanization adver-
tised for a wife. In due time a
young woman replied. indicating
that being a farmer’s daughter
she was well qualified for the posi-
tion, adding as a further induce-
ment that her father had promised
her a tractor as a dowry.
Back came a telegram from the
‘young farmer: “Please send photo-
grap. of tractor.”
Senators Ma
to Executive
By DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON — Several of the
members of the United States Sen-
i i Es oe
FF Regret Ced ing Power
ranch in McCarthy Case
fense, and public opmion would
demand that senators
do likewise if the issue were ever
pressed in a specific case.
Also senators have been known
in the ‘past to vote on pending bills
which directly or indirectly could
affect the value of the investments
they hold. Unlike judges, they do
not uniformly disqualify them-
selves from voting.
Then there is the matter of out-
side income received by members
public speaking from organizatfons
which have legislation pending in
Congress.
It would seem: logical. after the
McCarthy case is over, that efforts
may be made to force all these
_trumped-up charge and, drawn sharp criticism from vari-
ous quarters.
The accusation that “improper
means” were used by him to se-
cure from an executive department
special treatment for a staff mem-
ber of @is committee is just a
though
the Pentagon has often been the
recipient of many oral requests
for special treatment in the past,
no such case was ever brought
into the open before.
It is, in brief, a mew way by
which the executive branch of
the government, by an _ indict-
ment in the court of public opin-
ion, can in the future apply
restraint pr pressure upon mem-
bers of the Senate, either be-
cause they may have failed to
vote for the appropriations de-
sired by the executive or because
they may have tee penetratingly
exercised their power to investi-
gate executive departments.
(Copyright 1954) Case Records of a Psychologist
Try frequent ‘Briefing’
to Insure Personal Joy
liberally placarded
ing” signs. : = shows why American Rodney y eo
aviation is the best
For our pilots
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case K-38: Rodney Stair, aged
a briefing of the event.
“That's true even if our lines
are not involved and the crash
may have occurred ‘in a distant
line in Europe.
“We go over the causes of the
crash and get a refresher les-
son in safety to keep us dubly on
guard.
“For the private American pas-
senger lines are the finest in the
world and they don't let down for
an instant in safeguarding their
reputation.
I am quoting Mr. Stair today be-
cause the airlineé know the dan-
ger that és described by the adage
*Familiarily breeds contempt.”
Men may work around hazard-
ous machinery or in coal mines or
with gasoline or high explosives
and finally get so calloused to their
situation that they violate the anti-
smoking rules.
For example, I quit patroniz-
ing a certain gasoline station be-
cause the attendant filled the
tank while holding a tighted
cigar in his mouth.
He'd peer down into the tank to
watch the raw gasoline flow with
a spark not three feet away from
jt and likely to drop at any mo-
ment.
I had warned him and others
had done the same, but he was so
accustomed @ having the cigar in
his mouth that he did'nt know he
was endangering himself as well as
his patrons.
A tew years ago | read an arti-
cle by Westbrook Pegler in which
he stated that most of the dis-
asters in the coal mines were
causéd by the miners themselves
who would tight matches or smoke
in areas labelled “Danger” and
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
Internetional News Service
For some unregistered reason
Attlee, Morrison and Bevan make
smoke-talk with stink bombs.
They don’t like America and they
always will.
Attlee, Morrison and Bevan
are high-dudgeoning to the um-
brage degree because Our sci-
entists have been taking giant
steps past the old Fiji fire-walk-
ers
We have gimmicked thermonu-
clear disintegration hot enough to
blister the sun
Which makes the three stooges
worried about retaliatory capers
from Moscow. They realize Eng-
land is in the middle like a
book-mark in a sandwich.
Winsome Churchill is shilling for
us after some monkey-swinging on
diplomatic vines. He finally real-
ized he was playing touch tag with
the inevitable.
Attlee, Morrison and Be van
are as scared as the fellow who
bought his clothes one flight up.
Instead of a coat with two pair
of pants he took one pair of
pants and a parachute.
They want to referee a disbom
bament conference between Wash-
ington and Moscow. But they can-
not guarantee a treaty that would
be any more binding than string
on a wet paper bag. :
The H-bombuster we dropped
at Bikini was the egg of dodm.
People are looking in their poli-
cies to see if they have vibra-
tion insurance, dust indemnity
and radiation annuities.
Our fear-weather friends are
looking at us like the man who mar-
ried the snake-charmer, They know
before we set off the H-bomb. at
Eniwetok its name was Kotewiite.
political with “No Smok-
Thus, the doctors who bled George
Washington during his fatal iliness,
thought they were being scientific.
For in those days the fire of the
body was regarded as the blood,
If a patient then had a fever,
they believed they could lower the
temperature simply by draining off
blood.
Se they let about a quart of
Washington’, vital fiuid drain
from his veins, and indirectly —
caused his death by this error of
ignorance.
But most of our mistakes are
not due to ignorance but are
traced directly to We
are so familiar with the situation
that we become contemptuous of
its hazard.
That's why most accidents oc-
cur at railroad crossings. too.
though they are usually plainly
marked
That's why it is also so im-
portant that we take frequent in-
ventory of our behavior as mar-
tied folks or parents, for we
usually fall by lazily ignoring
acts that we know we should
perform.
So send for my 100-point ‘Tests
for Husbands & Wives’ and rate
yourself thereon at least every
month,
“It's much like the fire drills we
urge upon school children. Except
in marriage the fire of love may
go out unless you go through these
frequent drills. A
Always write to Dr Crane im care of
this newspaper ene @ long }-c3ont
stamped addressed epve and a dime
to cover ty costs when
you send his psychological
arts
(Copprigh!: Hopkine Syudicate Inc)
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
In our United States there is ..
No reason to pretend . . . That
we enjoy each other and... We
are each other's friend .. . We do
not have the furtive “friend”...
The one whom we must fear .. .
Who would report our actions and
Whatever he might bear . . .
The spineless. cringing traitor who
. Would quickly turn us in...
For his own selfish gain and to
. . Protect his rotten skin...
Of course we have some persons
who... Are frienfs for just a day
_. . And those who when we need
them most. . . Will turn and walk
away ... But in our freedom-
loving land .. . We know we can
depend . . . On every solid hand-
shake as... A true and lasting
friend fr one
(Copyright 1954)
From Our Files”
15 Years Ago
NEW STATE laws which would
aid city’s care of streets is in legal
preparation, Analysis involving
new taxes made public.
FDR STUDYING coal strike data
which reveals that fuel reserves
are rapidly diminishing at the rate
of 500 tons daily.
sidered grave.
PONTIAC PUBLIC SCHOOLS ban
propaganda on state is-
sue; school infiltration termed
“dangerous precedent,”
Brady Tells His Story of Sen. Harding;
Says Our Presidents Should Be Well
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
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> Up -
} ' Sen. Harding had a lovable per-
sonality and as for Franklin D.
Roosevelt, I loved
If Army officers retire almost
automatically at the age of 64 and
business corporations arbitrarily
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. The U. 8. auto industry produced | INDO-CHINA—The World's Oldest War By Walter Parks and Ralph Lane 6,121,787 passenger cars in 1953,
sold 5,738,989 at home and 186,159 @ tab of some abroad, but it started the year rome and Viet Nom @ year since 1950 for with a stock of about 375,000 cars. heavily tory eid to lndo-China, the
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‘(Governor Signs
|7 Acts Into Law One Permits Korean
Veterans to Serve as
Fund Trustees
*LANSING w — Gov. Williams
today signed seven legislative acts
into law, including ene permitting
Korean War veterans to be mem-
bers of the state and county boards
of trustees of the Veterans’ Trust
Fund.
The bills:
Permit taxpayers te have per-
sonal property assessed on the
tax date, Jan. 1, or om an aver-
age monthly inventory of the pre-
views 12 calendar months, in-
stead of the prier fiscal year.
Remove the requirement that |
real estate acquired by municipaii-
ties for slum clearance must be
sold at public auction.
Allow the redetermination of in-
land lake levels in the same way
as the original determination was
made.
Allow the State Aeronautics De-
partment to lease land at the Lan-
sing Airport for 50 years, instead
of the present 20.
Authorize village councils to
contract for repair and extension
ot municipally owned lighting
works out ef revenues,
Impose a 10-cent-an-acre annual
tax on state military land in Craw-
| ford, Kalkaska and Otsego Coun-
thes.
Housewives Set
ito Vie for Title
lof Mrs. America DAYTONA BEACH, Fila. (UP)
—A beauty contest in which a hem-
line counts more than a bustline
gets under way here Wednesday
with 50 beautiful housewives com-
peting for the title of Mrs. Ameri- Sica of 154.
There will be beauty in abun-
dance in the four-day competition |
but a neatly sewed seam and a)
deep-dish apple pie will count more |
than physical perfection with the
judges.
The 50 housewives from each
of the 48 states, District of
the $15,000 grand prise which
includes a trip te Europe.
The contestants have received an
| all-expense paid trip to Elinor Vil-
lage near here where each family
will be aasigned to an individual
gas-equipped home.
Mrs. America will have to cook,
sew, iron, clean house, prepare
menus, keep ber husband and chil-
dren happy and still manage to
look fresh and beautiful in a bath-
ing suit.
All hubby and the kids have to
o is bask on the beach and criti-
cize mom's cooking.
One of the favorites in the com-
petition is an attractive 42-year-old
grandmother from Wilsall, Mont.,
who may be hard to beat in the
i . She is Mrs.
| daughters, who submitted a secret
| fudge recipe which still has the
| judges licking their lips.
The danger that the Moslems
| might conquer Europe was con-
tinually present from 622 to 1638
when they were turned back from
the :iege of Vienna.
=
Federal and State bu
be added by the fam
BUREAU
SOCIAL AID (Old Age Assistance)
(Secial Security) VETERANS’
1 sistance Total $250.00. Of
course additional sums may
Survivors Insurance “| rial as-
Funeral Home
79
Oakland ily.
You are allowed not more than
$276.00 total burial Yee of which Ave.,
r $100.00 is furnished by the State
of Michigan. .
Pontiac
Federal Old Age
SS SSCS SS SS S68 SS See steas Seesegseeuessessses
Burial Allowance of a lump sum
three times the amount to be paid
te your widow or widower, if you
were living together, in addition
to your monthly payments. If there
is no widow or widower, the per-
son who paid the .burial expenses
can be repaid up to the amount of
the lump sum.
WELFARE
(Secial Welfare)
The County will allow $100.00 for
burial and none can be added to it. WILLIAM POTTS
Pontiac Masonic Lodge 21 an-
nounced that a certificate of recog-
the Grand Lodge of Tennessee for |
his 50 years of continuous member-
ship in Hess Lodge of Dyersburg,
Tenn. The gold pin awarded Potts,
who came to Pontiac in 1939, in-
dicates he has been a Master
Mason for a half century. He was
congratulated officially in this
Searchers Comb
Mountain Area
for 3-Year-Old
FRANKLIN, W. Va. —Nearly
400 searchers continued a round-
the-clock hunt today for 3-year-old
Shirley Sherman, lost in the dense
wilds of this Allegheny Mountain
area in West Virginia's eastern
Panhandle.
The little girl, pope conan erin
tand Mrs. Ollie Sites,
| miles north of here
Hounds from a Virginia road
camp at Eden, Va., were put on
| the scene yesterday but failed to}
| pick up the youngster’s trail
| State Trooper W. G. Sea |
ham said the little girl was wear-
ing ohly a thin dress, shoes and
socks when she wandered off. nition and a gold pin were pre-|
sented to William Potts, 92, of |
T3\%q West End Ave., recently by | THE PONTIAC PRESS.
‘list 3 More Areas
of Surplus Labor LANSING (#)—The governor's
office reported today federal
authorities have declared three
more surplus labor areas in Michi-
gan. This brings the state's total
to 10.
The new additions, the office
said, are Iron Mountain, Jackson
and Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti.
Previously Detroit, Battle Creek,
Bay City, Muskegon, Monroe and
lonia-Belding-Greenville were de-
clared to have a sufficiently large
unemployment to warrant consid-
eration in the awarding of gov-
ernment contracts
Baby Death Toll Hits 12 READING, England The
death toll of newly born babies in|
the Deilwood Maternity Hospital |
fire reached 12 today as doctors
| swept the nursery ward of the hos- |
pital Sunday. |
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be happy to tell you when
the next city lines bus
leaves your nearest corner. |
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| Riding Need
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PONTIAC
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fought desperately to save the lives |
| of the three surviving infants. Fire |
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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
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Reduced Excise Taxes
Cut Your Cost of Long Distance Calis
The recent reductions in federal excise taxes, voted
by Congress, mean substantial savings for Long
Distance telephone users.
Instead of paying 25% federal excise tax on
Long Distance calls, you now pay 10%.
The reductions are of direct benefit to all users
of Long Distance telephone service. For your tele-
phone bill is lowered by the entire difference be-
tween the old and new tax.
The tax cuts apply to all calls billed to you
on or after April 1.
The lower tax rates make Long Distance calls
— always low in cost—an even bigger bargain.
Don't wonder - Don't worry - Call today and be sure
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY _ + te ew ——
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from PONTIAC
CLEVELAND ....... .... 4Se
CHICAGO . once ce css es 65c¢
NASHVILLE ......... ~.. We
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These ore Station-to-Stotion rates for the first 3 minutes, ofter 6
o'clock every night end all day Sunday. They do not include the
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NEWS ABOUT THE MODERN LIVING CAR
we call the
RPT arrest g
: DESIGNED FOR MODERN LIVING “Lincoln type.”
ASE ARATE TT You are probably among the first in your community with the latest
in home decorations, books, records, with new ideas. You like active living.
And you want your driving to be as modern as your living. You are what
° So, when you go places, you go in a Lincoln. You like its stable
ride, surging power, and the firm, responsive control of ball-joint front
ome on- if you like to set new trends The world’s divided into two kinds of people: those who follow, and
those who set new trends. If you're the trend-setter type, we talk the same
language, about many things. suspension. You like the terse, clean lines of Lincoln—its purposeful lack
of useless bulges, curves, and excessive brightwork.
You're the confident type. You drive a Lincoln because it’s somehow
like you. It doesn’t have to boast—to shout. You know—and they know—
that you have all the performance that could be desired in a fine car: per-
formance that may not be matched for years.
If you are driving another car, but feel you are the “Lincoln type”—
won't you see us? The moment you drive the Lincoln or Lincoln Capri,
you'll discover why the trend to this fine car is growing so fast.
Don't miss the big television hit, “TOAST OF THE TOWN” with Ed Sullivan. Gundey evening, 8:00 te 9:00. Station WIBK, Channel 8.
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES, 40 West Pike St. CIE Tes
INC.
Phone FE 2-9167
— ____|_THF powTrac PREss,: TUESDAY, ART 26, 1054
County Accepts
$3,560 for Land Supervisors Put Five
More Parcels, 3 With
Houses, on Sale
Oakland County Board of Super-
visors Monday approved the sale
of $3,560 worth of county land and
put five more parcels on the auc-
tion biock, three of them with
houses.
Tae. board's action was sug-
| gested by its buildings and grounds
| committee, headed by Harry W.
You Want Only Horton,
The County Board of Auditors
will take bids on the five new
a Fair Price...
P nd, all in Pentiac. . ie , , in arranging for the funeral of a loved one, few pieces of land, —_ © Ce “
people el to purchase anything “ cheap’. In our The highest cash offers will take . . : “ ae . |
many years of experience, few have been the families lot 200 of Bloomfield Hillis Addi- FLOODS BRING JOY AND SORROW —These | caused by torrential rains have driven more than |
unwilling to provide a reverent and complete funeral tien and fot 327, Crystal Lake | youngsters seem elated as they wade through the | 4.000 from their homes in the area which was
wot Subdivision. deep water near their home town of Elsa, Texas, | almost waterless a week ago. Note depth of water |
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Thus we assume that every family calling us are Buyers can have time payments in the Rio Grande Valley. However, the floods | on car at left. ° |
fair, and want to be fair about the cost of the |on the other three plots of land : . P funeral. If circumstances require that you have the ; | . . s
very lowest cost funeral, simply tell us, and we will | These are houses and lots at 61/ and 240 of Bloomfield Hills Ad- | S ps ‘Crash Kills Bridegroom i
provide it—tairly and honestly. | School St., 451 S. Anderson St. and| dition, CCI en S | | on ewan! ele | 180 Wall “St. Three other pieces of land have | ;
Parking Pr Horton explained the land WA&S/ been sold to high bidders, Horton | | Brown, 21, of Homer, was fatally b
0 Our Prem ines Feoerar §\ &ve" ‘°° the County Social Welfare reported. . | injured yesterday when his car left | 3
bn Donelson. hyag #451 B | Sommission by weltare patients 10) | Mary Drake bought tots 27 and/ FOUL [f] SIGE == rurat road and struck « tree.|] CLIP AND SAVE... GET DOUBLE STAMPS S $ tewery, Salting i, he cald, io tet ice ee ee cee ae (The accident happened four mics |] SSS00S00S0S8 8 SRSSSSSSSRRSSSS ‘ | for $1,500; --_ Derregon, lot | ; @ SOLD ONLY WITH THIS M@ M@ SOLD ONLY WITH THIS & ja way of getting back some of | 69 of McConnell Addition in Pon- Macomb County Doctor | ree oy te dae iy N ss ® | WEST HURON ST. the money paid out for the pa-|tiac for $1,260; and Leonard Paho- : | on ys | COUPON
The board accepted J. A. Till. | field’s Dewey Beach Subdivision! Indiana Smashup | & _PERCALE- § 5 LADIES a
ve wr tO (¥rem INS. Service) || & CHAMBRAY #2 TOPPERS § hr —_— ——— .
. . | Three Michigan residents died} sg 2 aes ay =
| Israeli Police Fired Upon Monday from traffic injuries and | ' fs Cv. a - 2
by Automatic Weapons the body of a boy was recovered tw nce ese rivet quality, white — @ Weshedic. white, pink, ed gg
Ld preAlE | from the Saginaw River. » © i000 yards. BS mths Day. Sines 16 to He
| JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector ~| Dy George M. Moore, 63, prom- | Saseseeeesenen 5 5eecceeceseses 5
] | Two salvos from aulometc wee’ |inent Micmt Clemens physician) TPTITTTI Iie @ | ons were fired at an Israeli police | and past president of the ee ®@ SOLD ONLY WITH THis & 7 SOLD ONLY WITH THIS @
car traveling along the Lebanese | County Medical Society, ers criti- 2 . } an Israeli military cally injured Monday and his wife | a “4
border road. sday. He said | potcle Theresa, 58, killed when . - . : .
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 20, 1954.
MURRAY'S
® Don't let good times pass you
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perts show you che shoricut
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come in now. Be all set for the
gxyest season ever. Seadios open
from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. daily.
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Who Is the “George” That
Will Start the Nat War?
The as esteunding 64 page book,
which gives a complete analysis” of
several
and professional success and new
. Others tell of increased
bodily strength. magnetic personal-
ity, courage and poise.
These strange methods
in far - off and mysterious
Tibet, often called the land of mir-
es by the few travelers permitted
discloses héw he were
amazing feats. He maintains that
these immense powers are latent in
all of us, and that methods of using
them are now simplified so that they
can be used by almost any person
with ordinary intelligence.
The 64-page book he is now
offering free to the public offers
guidance for those who wisely wish
to preparé their affairs for the great
crisis ahead. It givet details bt what
to anticipate, and when. Those who
do pull through will have little to
fear, because a glorious era will fol-
low. Meantime, it says ‘Beware of
These Days!”
This liberal offer is made because
he. expects that many readers will
later become interested in the en-
tire sysem of mind power he
, learned in the Far East and which
is mow ready to be disclosed to the
Western World.
For your free copy of the aston-
ishing prophecies, covering these
momentous times, as revealed in this
64-page boow, address the Institute
of Mentalphysics, 213 S. Hobart
Blvd., Dept. }462, Los Angeles 4,
Calif. Send no money. just your
name and address on a postcard or
- in an envelope will do. No obliga-
tion. Readers are urged to write
promptly, as only a limited number
of the free books have been printed. No One Knows Who the Vietminh Are;
“Who are the Vietminh? Where
are they? Who knows’? They are
everywhere.”’
The troops constantly harass the ;
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Seu
peta HTT
Frequently the rumble of artil-
lery and the chatter of machine
guns can be heard by night in vide help in offensive act z Hanoi. That means another of Piss itr a signal for a rising throughout
delta. If the Vietminh should
fer such severe losses at Dien Bien
Phu as to make it no longer worth
the effort—in effect a military de-
feat—rebel forces in the delta also
might rise, not only for the mili-
Eg
tion for the French and Viet-
Tonkinese are clever people and
-| learn quickly.
‘| standing colorful officer, says the ° for Vietnamese officers—a camp
guarded by barbed wire and
strongpoints. The Vietminh struck
then vanished as suddenly as they
appeared.
Ho Ciii Minh’s barefoot hordes
infiltrate French-held territory at
will. They float in and out in the
arm and peasants who might be
against him know it.
Ho's draftees from regular down
to guerrilla are disciplined by
’| stern terror. Recalcitrants face at
| best service in the labor corps of
At worst, they face execution.
Ho's military leaders have made
s a
“The Viet is a damn good sol-
dier,”’ a tough French parachute
tzed in a sort of ladder. At the
top are the regulars, the main
striking arm. These are the best
trained and best equipped. There
are seven divisions of regulars in
all, or about 110,000 men.
Local defense is relegated to the
next rung of the ladder, the pro-
vincial or regional troops used
both in Commun®st-held and non-
Communist areas. These also are
regulars, but they are not so well
trained and equipped. They are
stationed in their respective areas
as a corps of defense. They pro
the regulars reach their areas and
This group is kept at full strength
by constant recruitment from the
villages. It also forms a pool for
regional troops.
A process of con- never-ending
scription, training and shifting
eiF eaten
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will be a warm and coolies on the jungle supply line. | \They Strike- at Night, Then Disappear
will be coming—the steady pelting
Congressmen in Training
for Inter-Party Baseball
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. # —
It isn’t always baseball when visit-
ing congressmen take the base-
ball field in spring ‘‘training’’ for
their annual game of Republicans
against Democrats.
In yesterday's session, Rep. Jack
Westland (R-Wash) struck out. But
"| ducing a No. 9 iron and golfing a
Texas Leaguer over second base.
The managers, Runt Bishop (Ill)
“lof the Republicans and Syd Her-
long (Fla) of the Democrats, hope
to have their teams in condition
for an exhibition game tomorrow
night.
Eskimos Rap Proposal
to Cut Alaska in Two
cently proposed that Alaska be
split and only the more populated
half be admitted to statehood. The Builders Start
3 New Sewers ‘Blacktopping Program
Y Waits for Dry Weather
to Arrive
_ Work has started on three new
sewers — part of Ponntiac’s 194
street improvement program, City
a Lewig M.. Wrenn said to-
Blacktop construction on sections
of 41 streets and planned curb and
gutter projects may be started
next week if weather conditions
allow, he said.
Sanitary sewers now are being
built on Chicage and Brooklyn
avenues and on Oakland aveaue
northwest of Cass avenue.
A combined sewer ise under con-
struction on Fourth avenue from
Joslyn avenue to Hollywood boule-
vard.
Bids will be taken May 3 on
street recapping work for this
year, Wrenn said.
Te ald in the program the De-
partment of Public Works called
back eight men who had been
laid off and hired 18 more.
The blacktopping work will be
done by A & A Asphalt Co., of
Birmingham, at a cost of $130,-
T1T, The weather muet be warm
and dry before it's safe to pour the
ia.| two-inch blacktop, Wrenn said.
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Local Guard = -,. Hands T
oo nn Seeks Recruits i SZ High School Diplo
GREATEST NAME IN IF IVA bral past , | Campaign by Pontiac : seinen etnaee =f)
Units Aimed at Building woqaevoare stern ee
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AT THIS NE W P LOW PRICE! | om ' sé 2 - ing campaign on May 15 to bring Add creer rece eeveevecerevvevesyersese 2+
5 : ‘ rg the units up to theif full strength, —s : 3 .
it i by C : City ee eer eeseeereresseeeweserese ce ++ 0See eee seen 4
A. J. Largent, commanding officer
of Company “M”’. mea eee
According to Capt. Largent, the
local appeal will be co-ordinated
with similar drives being conducted
by other units of the Michigan
Guard and other National Guard
Units throughout the United States.
Prospective guardsmen can en- A Roast Leg of Veal with
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written consent of parents needed | WK p deral
AIL LETS BE FRIENDS—Whiskers, the puppy,| Wayne Havenner and his two brothers, of Tysons | by those not yet 18 years old.
littl fused by bab 1 tured by | C , Va., while hunti irrels. “Aside from the primary con-
108 NORTH SAGINAW ae a ea ssdorntion of felting a patriots
ne - ° Bulgaria. where Premier Vulko FB} Captures Suspect Ger tareet le aes ren BAKERY DEPARTMENT 4 -
omanian Coerverkov is also party secretary); ¢1 8.46 Bank Robbery |®ver otiered young men so many |] gait Rising Broad .............0.. 0000. leat Be Gheorghiu-Dej had been both | PHOENIX, Ariz, ®& The FBlltmitice’ |] Qatmeal Cookies Dez, 39¢ e premier and party sec since | today it a captured ~ a Sa ee
Quits To Post June 1982. vary mince | Feparted . be ee Cinnamon Rolls ...................... 6 for 28¢ . am in the party post,| Herman K. Rodig, 35, wanted for} Michigan State News Sede als , . ; hes hoon one of the top- questioning in the $1,346 robbery Wins Top College Rating eseeveerereeeeeeeoreeeeseeeeee 5 tor 30¢ i
MATERIAL end- INSTALLATION Action Fol lows Lead ranking members of the party of a branch bank here yesterday. | : Chocolate Brownies slelelels ssle siecle ls eleles 6 a)6 6 for 35e
- Central Committee Gerald B. Norris, agent in| EAST LANSING #® — The Michi-
48” Ornementel Lowa Fence.............: 19¢ #. Established by Death charge of the FBI in Ariowa, said gan State News, daily studen|| Assected Cup Cakes ................... 6 for 0c
3’ Steel Walk Gete. Doreen eee ee... - $8.25 T} of Stalin No vere at midnight where He| nee nee eatnnd invaicth ctralgn || Wedding — Birthday — Porty Cakes to order. Fruit ; ege, has earned its sixth straight rty es to .
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FENCES—ALL TYPES, STEEL and WOOD linet remnier Gheerghe cow School Relations - The publicetion has cerned 12 FREE ESTIMATES—NO OBLIGATION | ghiu-Dej had resigned as ern, LANSING ® — A 3niember | — blood a never been lower than first place.
S—N secretary of the Romanian Com-| committee on public relations was | of the heart sends al pounds; The award is given on excellence
PRA TERM 0 BOWN PAYMENT + | munist party |created by Dr. Clair L. Taylor, ‘Some through the arteries and in writing, reporting, typography
RDM F | His action was in line with a| state superintendent of public in-| veins. ‘and pictoral coverage.
e | similar division of governmental | struction, today to build a better SS
| and party responsibilities already | understanding of public schools. |
An average adult has about 28/ such ratings in 17 tries and has
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Phone Evenings & Sundeys 51 Parke Se. carried out ‘in the Soviet Union| Dr. Taylor said “over the past;
FE 4-3071 Phone FE 2-4489 Pontiec Hungary and Poland | years there has been an entire | al
The announcement, broadcast by| series of sensational articles that | a em —— ee ee ey
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Unpeinted Furniture Glidden’s Spred Satin Radio Bucharest, said the top par-| have had a rather negative effect |
ty post had been taken over by| upon schools, children and teach- | ie
Gheorghe Apostol. It added that) ers. It shall be the purpose of this| °
he gave up his post as deputy | committee to develop positive pro- |
premier and minister of agricul-| grams designed to meet troubles
ture to take on the new duties. before they come.
Radio buctarest said the shift | The committee will meet next
was ordered by the party's Cen-| Monday in Dr. Taylor's office. ie ae SI ae es % Ba! £8 . oo ae : 2
tral Committee. | Dr. Taylor said goals of the Seco saps s - i.e , ee | . ee 4 mis tih }-
° . |committee will be to acquaint the . A ; i B* oe ..
The alae tor such divoree-| public with facts on curricula, fi-
ment of the top government and | nance, school building and similar
| party posts in the Commumist) problems, to e the podl-
world was laid down in Moscow | tive values in t and attract
following the death of Stalin last| young people to the profession,
year. The Russian dictator had| and to help people understand that been both premier and secretary | ‘ ‘education itself must change with |
general of the Soviet party, but in| economic and social conditions
PONTIAC HOME the shakeup after his death Georgi | that affect the homes and lives
Malenkov became the government | of children.”
BUILDERS SHOW head and Nikita 8. Khrushchev a subsequently took over as party| Canal locks at Sault Ste Marie
chief. adjust q difference. of 18 feet of
Western observers in Vienna an-} water levels in Lakes Huron and
ticipate a similar shakeup soon in | Superior.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
a N Thalberg ‘to Jack Reddish, Uni-
* with —y Rong ® versity of Utah law student,
.) Mri ay » Miss Shearer, now the wife of)
“BOTONY BAY” 4 Martin Arrouge, former ski in-|
\ FB nw “structor, is the widow of Irving
Alan Ladd , Thalberg, movie producer. Her
\— & Jemes Mason Rete eee rotaee. el
WMO AAA AA ®) x Sa0i0r8 University.
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SHIRLEY’S THIRD BABY—Shirley Temple, Mrs. Charles Black | — man. His great appeal to, vor See A es s
in private life, leaves Santa Monica, California, hospital this week
with her daughter, Lori, born April 9. The Blacks, who live in Bev-
GEzF
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\the discoverer of Kentucky
frontiersman,
head of hair. Besides, ;
gitk eae ct
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size. He is also considered to be
wasn't. Other white men had been
| there before. He was the first to
| settle there.
“In many respects he was a fab-
he American consciousness is that
= was the first Boy Scout. He
could read the signs of nature and
erly Hills, also have a daughter, Linda Susan, 6, and a son, Charles | ‘live off the land. He had amazing
= 2.
Mitchum Refuses
ito Pose Again day—separately, and didn't do any}
posing.
Mitchum refused requests
the English bit player
doing,"’ he snapped HOLLYWOOD ® — British ac-
through this bunk in New York."’ tress Simone Silva and Holly-
Mitchum, whose
pose together at the Cannes Film
Festival made _headlines almost objected, and strenuously,
her husband's pose with Miss Silva
appeared in some news
7 a abroad. It showed Miss Silva nude
K The from the waist up
eego ea wood to do a movie for Hal Pekter
who has taken over the former
Charlie Chaplin studio. She an
nounced that
|| place Marilyn Monroe.”’
Mitchum's plane arrived within
2 minutes of Miss Silva's. His
three children were present to
meet him
On Our New Miracle
Sereen
“THE NAKED JUNGLE
With Eleaner Parker
and Chariton Hesten
—ALSO—
“PUIGHT TO TANGIER”
As much as one million tons of
copper have been produced from
ores in the UU. S. ina single year
of
cameramen that he stand beside
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Mrs. Mitchum was with him. She
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escapes from danger. When he
went into Kentucky, he was in the
everywhere, arrived here yester-| Midst of 100,000 Cherekees and
Shawnees, who were eager to fight
| off an invasion by the white man.
“He was a great walker.. He
shunned the use of a horse be-
cayse it would scare off the game.
He walked all over the continent, He ¢
| including up to Canada and down |
to the Florida Everglades in his
earlier years. In the last year of
his life—he died at & in 1820—
he wanted to prove he was still
in good shape. So he walked from
his home in Missouri to Yellow-
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movie maker, said the script will
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wrote * ‘Anna
“Boone's life was fabylous,”’ said
. and I think
have whey it.
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in his life, both white and
t value -%
his dimple wants.
| the good life was there.
‘his way through tM game;
} that the soil was rich. He could |
’ shoot enough to eat right from his |
| front porch, and all he had to do | ©
}was drop seeds in the ground
“Qur picture will ‘start with
Boone as an adult. He has returned
from
}and contemplates mioving his fam-
ily from Yadkin County, N.C. He
| hesitates, because he knows it will
|mean bloodshed. The richness of
the land made it ‘a battleground
for the Indians—‘the dark and
bloody ground.’ And he knew the a, year alone in Kentucky | , years ago, }| written by Philip Yordan, who |Peses Offers Fertile Field’| Lucasta.”
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Woman Finds Sunshine Often Boned
in Midst of Gloomy Day by Lipstick Probably you get them, too—days when it seems as if the bottom.
has dropped out of your world and
I was having such a day—the headlines were horrifying. a person
Ji 25 pny oe -¥-had-pulled.a-boner of gigantic
} and I was coming down with a head
So I opened with listless indifference Ruth Baehr'’s
letter from Belleville, Mich.
straigtened as if I had touched an electric wire.
The woman was describing just such a day as !
was going through.
“I am at my wits’ end.” she confessed. *
thing is going wrong. The wash
dumps my clean clothes in the
is still sitting in the living room
ashes are not yet carried out after 10 reminders. Wipe Your Mouth
Without smearing
Napkins
By EMILY POST
Today's first Vetter tells me:
“My sister took me there is no balm anywhere.
And promptly
“Every on her best dinner napkins. She},
line breaks and said that she always keeps a tis-
mad. My son sue on hand and wipes her lipstick
off on that and wouldn't think of
, wiping it on her hostess’ linen.
‘What are napkins for if not to) reading and the
“My young daughter has a friend over and Sian tea wine cov wads ent Kens ec
they have strewn snibbles from their sewing | stick stains are hard to get out,
and paper dolls all over the floor +—
and not yet swept them up. Now
they are giggling and scuffling all over the place.
“This is the third week in a row
that our income has failed to meet
the budget and I am wondering.
how I am going to squeeze out
another ton of coal. My husband
has been working hard but our
~intake is not keeping up with the
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|I feel that any extra time spent
in prices and the increasing | rubbing them clean is part of the
ie an do chutes row older: | work involved in giving a dinner.
“He keeps asking where all the “I have had this happen to
money goes. My hair stands on me any number of times and
| end to think how much comes in— | would never think of criticizing
| but has to go right out again. my guests for it, May I please |
“Our big collie, excited over a} have your opinion?”
| new mailman, has just ripped the | Answer: Taking a napkin and
door curtain to shreds. But as I wiping it across your mouth so
sit in despair with my head in my (hard that a heavy smear of lip-
hands he senses something and stick comes off on
i comes to help in his way. I feel
a nudge and a long nose is laid
|S mpethetically in my lap. Right
| the nand there I forgive him his 4s to avoid smearing any trace of
moment of excitement and des-|red on the napkin. ‘With a little
| truction. practice this is easily done.)
| Dear Mrs. Post: When sending
“Then I think of the long- | personal notes of invitation to my
| legged, good, even if slightly | daughter's wedding. may I put
lazy, bey reading in the next (Rs ¥\ p. down at the bottom to be
room. I compare him with some | cur of getting replies?
boys of si age whe are hanging : | a ine. | Seme of the people are strang One who uses lipstick should
even drinking or using dope .<« ers (bridegroom's side) and I'm
afraid they won't let us know
shooting out street lights with | oo got time. My own friends BB _uns and getting into trouble | 1-4 teel tree to call if they didn’t | oe pee | reply. but the strangers I
| “Everyone has a good word for; weuldn't.
| my son and even if he is lazy with |
| his chores, his mind is not lazy
| ar.d he is not lazy in his after-
| school job
| “I think of other girls, no older
| than mine, who are becoming in- |
| volved with older boys and running
wild. My girl's messes and giggies
and noisy friends drive me crazy. |
but she does stay at home. And
| sometimes she sings like
angel! should
| “The money that was taken out leave
of our pay for income taxes| Answer:
would have balanced my budget— \and wife, there is no rule. And
but thank God for a United States | | although the girl should properly
even if it means more taxes to| ™ake the first move. the man may
| keep it as it is. Soon we won't| Tuite well do so if it becomes
_meed coal anyway -and the car "Cessary
| payments will be finished. Then
the budget will balance.
“And that kind good man
whose chilarce adore bi, wee | ODOMKS Navy Answer: R.s.v_p. is correct only
for a third person invitation. A
persona! note is worded in such a
way that a reply is implied.
For example. close your letter
with, “Hoping to hear that you
with us on that day Sincerely.”
Dear Mrs. Post: When husband
make the first move to
White Jewelry
White Summer Formals
RANDOLPH
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a & Mane, somes makes me feel like a queen, who Nothing's prettier with a navy
comes home each evening im- | suit or coat dress than snowy white
stead of rushing to a beer | jewelry. whether it's a collar or a
garden and staying for hours, | necklace. Chalk vhite beads
well—that man belongs to me sparked with glitter.
and no other woman.”
You're wonderful Ruth Baehr
‘and I am thankful for you and
all the women like you who, when | .
things fo wrong. can set sion] te swab it off wit?
right by counting blessings. You've | | water.
certainly started me counting | Much of the white jewelry c
mine this day
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white shell |
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be put right into the suds. How. will delight your husband. No [fit-
it’s better not to immerse | ting problems, it wraps. No iron-
glued pieces; wipe them off gently ‘ing problems. opens fiat.
Pattern 4839: Misses’ sizes 12,
To keep jewelry looking best,| 14. 16. 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4's
swab it off after each wearing, so, yards 35-inch fabric.
that cosmetics and body oils can't) This pattern easy to use, sim-
he says it to get his mother's and style number.
. White Lingerie
¢$— |Most Popular
No reason why a woman couldn't | survey shows manufacturers and
“|and grandmothers wore.
New Fashions in Oilcloth
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that's white, jewelry needs fre-| thrifty. quick sewing! Choose a
quent perking.up and the best way pretty cotton. bind in contrast flour and milk.
soap and! color and look fresh, keep cool all
summer at a penny-wise price that |
| ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has
complete illustrated instructions.
Send 35 cents in coins for this |
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
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to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon. |
| tiac Press, Pattern Dept., 243 West |
17th St., New York 11, N. Y, Print
| plainly name, address with zone, ——
NEW YORK (UP) — The Ameri-
cn woman's dresses, suits and
even her aprons range the color
spectrum. But the chances are six
to one her lingerie is white.
Robert E. Heydn. vice president
of Exquisite Form lingerie, says a
retailers have had little success in
persuading women to buy colored
lingerie.
He says 8 per cent of all inti-
mate apparel sold is white, 10 per
cent black, and the other five per
cent other colors, with pink and
blue predominating.
The reason for the prefence for
white: Heydn said that 75 per cent
Of the women, under 40 years, as-
sociate colored lingerie with the
voluminous rose and peach bloom-
ers and chemises their mothers
Chocolate
Cake Made
‘With Yeast
_ Grace McLaughlin,
Provides Unusual!
Dessert Recipe
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Food Editor
One of our busy high school
| teachers, Miss Grace McLaughlin,
gave us this chocolate cake recipe.
| Miss McLaughlin loves to cook and
| is enjoying an apartment with a
| kitchen big enough to work in.
Evenings find Miss McLaughlin
participating in the numerous
groups to which she belongs. In
Pontiac she is a member of Pan-
hellenic and the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club. She goes
|to Birmingham to meet with the
| alumnae group of Alpha Xi Delta
sorority.
CHOCOLATE YEAST CAKE
By Miss Grace McLaughlin
a. package yeast
‘, cup lukewarm water
%, cup butter or margarine
3 cups sugar
ges ‘. cup warm water
1 teaspoon vanilla
% cup sifted cocos ae
J cups sifted cake flour
l cup sweet milk
1 teaspoon beking soda
Soften yeast in one-quarter cup
lukewarm water. Meanwhile,
|cream together butter and sugar.
To creamed mixture add well-beat-
en eggs. vanilla and cocoa. Add
Then mix in softened yeast, beat-
ing just enough to mix well. Cover
and let stas.d overnight at a com-
fortable temperature (not too
warm).
In the morning, dissolve soda in
one-quarter cup warm water and
stir into cake mixture. Pour into
three greased cake tins, lined with
buttered paper.
Bake about 25 minutes in a 350-
degree oven.
MAKE FRIENDS
In this burried, busy age many
a man doesn't take the time or
trouble to stand up when a wom-
an comes into his office.
He can get by with this in the
business world, but he ought to
know that women do appreciate
the man who is never too. business-
like or hurried to treat women like
women.
Slips for Long Girls
If you're a long-stemmed girl
whose slips never are quite long
enough, you can lengthen them in
minutes. Buy slips that have up-
trimmed hemlines and add your
inches in lace or net.
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Sat. 9-5:30. | Mechanical Woman Advised:
By ANNE HEYWOOD
with two
portant Sut T att Che Wwe are
|to have any money for extras.
“I took vocational tests which
said I was very good mechani-—
eally and had good manual dex-
terity. But I don't want te go inte
factery work, and I wonder if
yeu can think of anything cise.
“I can't afford more than a few
months for a training course, and
rhat in the world can a mechani-
cal woman do? I can't be a watch
| “mechanical minds”
all kinds of bookkeeping and rec-
ord-keeping processes.
If you will look under ‘‘Busi-
Then go and see if they have a
showroom where they demonstrate
the machines; most often, they do
| If they look interesting, then go
| up to the personnel office and ap-
| ply for a job. Tell them you would
like to be trained to operate one
| the machines. It might also be a
| good idea to take with you the re-
; sults of your vocational tests.
| Because the machines are new,
| there are not many girls who know
row to operate them, so most of
companies have their own
| training courses, after which they |
| place you in a company which has
bought the machine you are
trained to operate.
The future in this field is good, |
tos. Every year a new machine
dren pop their P.J.’s into the slit
| in front. Puppy snozes on beds till
| nighttime. Use scraps.
Easy — two flat pieces plus
round, stuffed head. Pattern 54:
pattern pieces, transfers.
Send 2% cents in coins for this
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
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124 Pontiac Press, Needlecraft
| Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea
Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print
plainly pattern number, your
name, address and zone.
Don't miss our Laura Wheeler
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Moreover, there is an opportu-
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: Michigan Reader s Letter Makes Columnist Start Counting Blessings
Try Operating Business Machines
The woman with good mechani-
cal aptitude and manual ability no
longer needs.to think in terms of
factory work, or just typewriting
The world is beginning to be full
of intricate business machines
which need alert and mechanically
minded women to operate then
(Copyright, 1954)
Rugs ee Be Eliminated
If Floor Has Good Design By ELIZABETH HILLYER
It's a fashion to show bare floor
| but even when rugs cover only
relatively small areas. floors don't
look bare. They so often have de-
sign of their own.
Waxed and shining wood floors
are parquet in various block de-
| signs. or planks are interestingly |
laid, and finish makes the most of
| wood grain patterns.
All serts of hard surface floor
coverings are used, linoleum,
asbestos, rubber and vinyl tile
with wide variety in tile pattern-
ing and color contrast. Cerk and
ceramic tile are individual and
attractive. _
If the new floor won't be rug
covered. choose it for design in-
| terest and the floor needn't look
| the same all the time.
Rugs can give it finish and ex-
| tra luxury part of the time, but
IF lower Festivals
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All Over America
In the spring. a motorist's fancy
often turns to thoughts of flowers,
in bloom. This time of the year
you can find flower festivals and |
‘trails’ in all sections of the
country. |
In the western United States.
Grand Canyon in Arizona offers a
great variety of wild flowers, and
forests of pine, juniper and aspen. |
In late April and early May, the |
canyon floor is a mosaic of rain- |
bow blossoms.
A Rhododendron Festival is a}
highlight of each May in Mendo- |
cino, Calif. Orange City. Iowa. | a town settled by the Dutch, cele- |
brates a Tulip Festival in mid- |
May, at which time the streets. |
curbs and gardens are gay and |
colorful with tulips.
Benton Harbor, Mich.,
of the orchard lands, stages a
Blossom Festival, complete with |
parades, crowning of a queen
| and other events each May.
| A Daffodil Festival highlights
each May in Puyallup, Wash.,
while an Apple Blossom Festiv al |
is the event of the month in St.
Joseph, Mo.
Galveston, Texas, the ‘ Oleander:
City.” offers streets and gardens
lined with 67 choice varieties of
the flower in 14 different shades.
beginning in April.
U. S. highways lead to a horti-|
|cultural heaven for the motorist |
each spring.
‘File’ Quilt Pieces
Use an old magazine as a file fer |
quarter sections of quilt blocks; the
pieces will be kept flat and bine
the heart
rate according to color combina-
tions. the floor won't look bare without
them
The marbleized vinyl asbestos
tule in gray. black «nd white lad
in stripes as it is here is cnough
floor decoration for the room even
when rugs are taken up to be
| cleaned or stored away during hot
weather
IF top-heavy but nerrow-
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Mrs. N. H.—The short box jacket
suit minimizes the bust and you
have no hip problem. The belted
peplum suit softly fitted is espe-
| cially smart if you are tal!
‘Be Sure to Wipe Up
‘Stains Immediately
Wipe up
spots and stains as
quickly as they appear. Don't be
embarrassed if the house is full of
company and you'd rather avoid
me whole issue
A good housekeeper is one who
;can silently — and smilingly —
whisk away the soil and still put
guests at ease by remarking that
soap and water will take care of
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THE , PONTIAC P PRESS. “TUESDAY, “APRIL | 20, 1954 . f : ke
IsSpeaker -
at Meeting John C. Allshouse
Addresses Pontiac
Women’s Club
John C. Alishouse, of the Art
was guest speaker for the Monday
meeting of the Pontiac Women's
Club held in the Franklin boule-
vard YWCA.
Mr. Allshouse expressed a love
for depth, spaciousness and rich,
blended colors. He said that he
has chosen to be independent and
follow his own inclinination to paint
“After one has learned
all the techniques of painting, it is
a slow, laborious job to build up
one's ability from this knowledge.”’
Mrs. M. E. Baldwin conducted
the business meeting and reported
on the convention of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs held
recently in Grand Rapids.
She gave a resume of the report
on the coffee situation in Brazil,
saying that drought, insects and
frost caused severe damage to Mrs. J. S.
Areme OES.
Has Meeting
on Monday
Talk Presented by
Mrs. Paul Hagle,
Grand Conductress
Federation of Women's Clubs
will sponsor a card party and
fashion show on May 5 in the
Elks Temple. Proceeds will go
to the Oakland County Seciety
fer Crippled Children. Mrs. H.
T. Rembough is taking reserva-
tions.
On May 5 and 6 Adult Educa-
tion Institute will be held at the
Rackham Building in Ann Arbor.
The Oakland County federation
meeting will be held in Holly on
May 7. Local music and an an-
tique show are planned for the
occasion.
The May 17 meeting of the club
will feature Sarah Van Hoosen
Jones of Rochester as guest speak-
er.
On the committee for the Mon-
day meeting were Mrs. Joseph
Panter, Mrs. Forrest Brown, Mrs.
Frank Kuhn, Mrs. John Lyons,
Mrs. George Waller and Mrs. E.
Oscar Teng.
Sorority Service
Held for 3 Pledges
A pledge service for three new
pledges was held recently at the
home of Mrs. Charlies Kistner of
Ward road by members of Beta
Theta Chapter, Lambda Chi Omega
sorority.
New pledges are Mrs. Arley J
Lowe, Mrs. A. L. Kinkade and Mrs.
Georgia Thornberry. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. William Robert-
son and Mrs. Maurice Shekell.
Moist Soap Holds
Stray Hair in Place When spring rains fall, your |
hair is likely to do the same. Try |
a handy tucker-upper trick: use|
moist soap to slick up stray locks
of hair.
- It will hold them firmly in place
—and there is always some soap
handy if stubborn hairs begin
to drift again while you're
away from home. Mrs. Paul Hagle,
ductress of the Grand Chapter of
Michigan, Order of Eastern Star,
gave a short talk on the meaning of
“Esther at the Easter Season”
when Areme Chapter 503 met Mon
day evening in Roosevelt Temple
Mrs. Theron Taylor presided at
the meeting. Members of the
chapter were photographed for the
memory book.
Mrs. W. Ed Thompson, worthy
matron of Rochester, and Guy
Nickerson, past worthy patron
of Climax, helped exemplify the
degrees to Mrs. Raymond Boat-
right, Martha Boatright, Mrs.
Harry Eaton, Mrs. F. L. East-
man, Mrs. Harold W. Hannan and
Mrs. Edward Moden.
Mrs, Mirtha Osha, Mrs. Lyle
Venner and Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Roberts completed the list
ion C. Nelson, grand representa-
tive from California in Michigan
OES, and Edward Pritchard,
second vice president of the Oak-
land County Association.
Vocal selections were presented
by Mrs, Clyde Marshbanks ac-
companied by Mrs. Claude Kim-
ler.
Mrs. Taylor announced that a
Family Night is to be held on April
29 with the Masons. Mrs. Lorin
Dcewns and her committee served
refreshments. ,
Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur W.
Collins of
Birmingham
announce the
engagement of
their daughter,
Sally, to
Frederick
Charles
Wagoner, son
of the L. E.
Wagoners of
Royal Oak.
Both are
seniors at the
University of
where he isa
member of
Kappa Sigma
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(left), president of St. Anne Guild of St.
James Episcopal Church of Birmingham,
and Mrs. George H H. Cary of Lahser road | will sponsor next fall.
Miss Skinner to Open Series
Guild Sets Up Town Hall
| se
grand con-
On the guest list were Mrs. Mar-
review the list of speakers for the Birming-
|ham Town Hall lecture series that the guild mes * Cte ee
|Utleys Bid Farewell
to Florida
Fred Bakers Back
From Journey to
Mexico, Texas
As April moves past the halfway
mark and spring begins its sec-
ond month, Pontiac residents re-
turn from southern vacations.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Clare Utley
of Ottawa drive have just re-
turned from a month's visit in
Florida where they stayed at North
Miami Beach.
Their daughter, D ceon, &
St. Anne Guild of St. James
Episcopal Church is spoysoring a
Town Hall series of lectures to
open next fall. This is the first
| venture of its kind in Birmingham.
| Cornelia Otis Skinner, famed
monologue artist, will open the
| Mrs. James 8. Moon is presi-
dent of the group; Mrs. Warren
Zz Geen, vice-president; Mrs. 0. F. Pearson, secretary, and
Mrs. Chartes B. Kass, treasurer.
Mrs. T. Norville Hubbard and
Mrs. George H. Cary are co-chair-
men of the program committee; | City
Mrs. E. C. Hoenicke and Mrs.
George H. Fox, tickets; Mrs. Ed-
ward E. Codner, publicity; Mrs.
Paul Reed, theater and stage; . . .
Mrs. Waldemar A. P. John and
Mrs. Clyde L. Hegerman, courtesy,
and Mrs. Charles Renfrew, his-
torian.
| Maty Louise
| McLean,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
William
McLean of
Dwight
\avenue, spoke
her vows
Saturday
evening with
Donald M.
W eydemeyer
in Bethany
Baptist
Church.
He is the son
of the Mack
| Weydemeyers
of Oliver
street.
MR. and MRS. D. WEYDEMEYER the former Nelly Jarquin.
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Coming Events Cora M. Eves Tent Hives 247 L of Mac-
eabees will hold a social! this be pr
ats — in the VFW Hall, 398 6
Saginaw &t.
Mission Bells of St
Church will meet this evenin
Mrs. Helen Austermann, 231
Group Three, OES, will meet Wednes-
day at 12:30 fora cooperative luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Davy Gilpin, 50
Neome Dr. John Lutheran
at 6 with
Pike St
David L. Kimbell Sewing Circle
will gather Wednesday at the American
Home, 206 Auburn Ave, for an
all-day meeting.
Deborah Circle of First Methodist
Church will meet at 12:30 Wednesday
for a dessert luncheon wth Mrs. Orion
Hettinger, 632 Tex Ave.
Mary Section, Needlework
. will — with Mrs, John Davies,
. Johnson Ave., Thursday at 1 p.m
Women's Missionary Society of First
Baptist Charen van Be have an anniversary
and ¢ day at es <3 the church basement
end Mrs Alfred Gouid.
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Janice I. Clark
Becomes Bride The Rev. Dr. Andrew S. Cres- Members of the Pontiac Branch As Spring Grows Older, More jand More “Travelées Return to Not | -
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Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Jarrard
of . Third
avenue.
announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sallie, to
__ John WV.
Saleska of
St. Louis, Mo.
She is a
student at
Valparaiso
her fiance
attends
Concordia
Seminary.
An Aug. 7
wedding is
planned. SALLIE M. JARRARD
State Party Official Speaks
GOP Leaders Convene Mrs. Peter Gibson, vice chair- ) Herman Luhrs, vice president of
Republican women leaders held|Central Committee, and Mrs. |
Monday at the Waterford CAI Everett Reese, vice chairman of |
Buildi | the Oakiand County Republican |
canis for the all-day session ——_
University and | |
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man of the Republican State Cen-| the Republican State Federation |
tral Committee, was key speaker | of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Chariotte |
at the countywide conference of | Cook, member of the GOP State |
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was the Waterford Republican Wo-
men’s Club under the chairman. |
ship of Mrs. Lynn Allen and Mrs. |
Victor Nelson.
Speaking on the organization
what it means, Mrs. Gibson
pointed out its operation with re-
gard to elections. She also re-
on the accomplishments
— during the ALL
A qustin and answer period fol-
Special guests included Mrs.
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planned to escort groups on tours |
through the hospital during Hos-
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A tundraising project was
planned for May 15 and observa-
tion of Marian Day was announced
for May 1.
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Nicholson.
The Kenneth Clarks of Evershed
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of Lake Orion are their parents.
Mrs. David Kuenzel was ma-
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Larry Walter Peterson was best.
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From Russia/Show Malenkov
in Uphill Struggle for Absolute Power lto the growing /political strength; accepted by the Chinese as from By LEON DENNEN
Pigeon Came to Dinner
and Now Won't Leave
SALEM, N. H. W—The pigeon
| that came to dinner. is still on
Frank Bemis’ back porch, Hannah Says U.S.
Must Save Indochina DETROIT W—Dr. John A. Han- egy of the Red diplomats — the
Russians are not expected to ne-
| gotiate seriously on Korea—just
| as they did not want an agreement
}on German unity. F |
| which. usually predicts the strat- |
|
affect the future ‘of Detroit as much as they affect the destiny of
| Paris, London, Brussels, Ottawa
and Canberra.”
He said from Indochina the Reds
would move to Burma, Thailand,
the East Indies and the
“Sells Nothin S ’ ed is also faced te ; . é ‘ India, PARIS (NEA) — Russia's Pre-|of the R y, i a an crac. The bird has gone by the name/ nah says the United States cannot :
g! mier Georgi Malenkov has even/| With a wi rift in the Com-| yrijenkov wield : Burmese Capture Town | Polly since Saturday when a Bos- . eae h ‘ stron, | Pinitippines to get any resources eee ; pa | Malenkov wields no such aw | : permit china ‘to fall into Copy > ist world needs. “It
If you hear |=-=~ egy Mean than " ane — , thority, From the very day of| RANGOON, Burma ® — The on Maine Railroad train crew | munist hands. vr | the id prot th sede weeaid.<the sald
the Geneva conference the The purge ef Auguste vie : : , : her stowed away dboard~a'| _| woul p : , ’
~ but don’t un- — economic crisis raging in the Red| Lecoeuy, Ne. 2 French Red, tis Stalin's funeral he treated Re d/| Burmese army announced today it northbound freight. | Se pocresary in a precarious position.
derstand, per- empire.. only the first act in the unfolding China and Mao with notable re-| had captured a key strongheld| The trainmen turned her over | % defense and president of Michi- | i
haps you don't J More than a year after Stalin’s| @ramte. } spect and even deference. commanding a supply route into| to Bemis, 84-year-old station agent, gan State College, said the United | Largest animal ever to inhabit
need a hear- = death he is facing an uphill strug- The «whole Red underground in Not that Mao shows any signs southern Thailand from Karen reb-| who took her home for feeding | 5t@tes would be committing . the earth or its waters is the
ing aid — as gie in hfs bid for absolute power | France is riddled with strife and | 0! wishing to break out of the els and their Chinese guerrilla al- | and nursing. | Sreat and tragic mistake” if it per-| suiphur-bottom whale, which
‘i leara from this: re- in the Communist world, accotd-| dissension. According to French Soviet embrace. But the Chinese | lies > But when he turned her loose | ™its Indochina to fall sometimes weighs 150 tons, sur- av di 43-page booklet,
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The great internal fight ‘for
power in the Kremlin is still un-
lresolved, they say. Malenkov will
|have to lop of many more heads
lof his potential rivals before he
reaches the stature of the late
| dictator
This is best seen in his rela-
tions with the Red Army,
Cominform and especially with
Red China.
The rise in importance and in- the | Cominform scouces, bigger and
bloodier purges of ‘“Malenkov’s
enemies” are brewing -not-only—in,
France, but also in Italy, Ger-
many, Belgium and Satellite
states
It is in his relations with Red
China, however, that Malenkov's
failure to achieve supreme au-
thority in the Red world is clearly
demonstrated.
Stalin’s attitude towards Mao
Tse-tung was that ef a “Marx-
ist-Leninist teacher” and super-
jer revolutionist. His advice was also ‘have plans for rapid indus-
trialization for which they require
basic equipment. If they do not
receive it from Russia they will
eventually look elsewhere.
Under the circumstances, it is
trade with the West — especially
in industrial equipment and stra-
tegiec goods — that Russia seeks
at Geneva.
Malenkov, faced with grave do-
mestic and external difficulties,
wants the West to pull his chest-
nuts out of the fire
Judged by the Soviet press — She's still on| Speaking before the Detroit Eco- |
|nomic Club, Dr. Hannah said:
“The tragic events in that area ‘The army said troops nitatea she .refused to go.
in the southern Tenasserim coastal | the back porch today, waiting for
strip had seized the town of Myaw-| dinner as usual.
adi as part of a drive launched?
early in April to clear the area}
It costs about $40 an acre to es- SECSSSTTSSHSSSTOOVSOVLLE
of the rebel tribesmen and the/ tablish and maintain permanent
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Browns, and Washington was in
seventh place. “Teague Flag Ra a brilliant one-hitter by Jim Mc
Donald. Washington shaded the
Philadelphia Athletics 43 on Ed-
die Yost's ninth-inning hqme run.
Giants 7-5. . > >
Baltimore and Cleveland in the
In
weren't scheduled. Pittsburgh beat the New York| star in yn's triumph ‘over
the Phillies.-He broke a 55 tie
with a home run in the seventh
inning and finished the night with
a 4for-4 performance, The Phils
drove Don Newcombe to cover in
the third inning when they took a
41 lead but the Dodgers’ 18 hit
attack was too much for the in- ces Off. _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1954
to Close Start
Mickey Mantle struck out four
ter.
Yost got his home run, a 415
blast, as the leadoff batter
the last of the ninth at Wash-
ington. Rookie Art Ditmar was the
Jackie Robinson was the hitting
=. re ers Still Top AL
Despite Loss to Chisox Hi Ge r* g - gi
a z $ edly happened at a
party Stewart vis-
+t a} z S tized H
z : Dann said he got the quote from
a “very reliable’’ source and if
Stewart was misquoted, he is
sorry a misunderstanding has
arisen
Meanwhile, in the same state-
ment concerning Stewart, the
Forum said: ;
“It was the opinion of many
around the Forum that this was
just another~chapter in Jack
Adams’ (Red Wing manager)’
smear campaign against ‘the Ca-
Patterson May
Get Bout With
Joey Maxim BROOKLYN «® — Matchmaker
Teddy Brenner hopes for speedy
action today in his bid to match
former world champion Joey
Maxim and Floyd Patterson, a
red-hot lightheavyweight prospect.
Kearns have
antee of $10,000 and
to meet with Brenner today
The bout would
Eastern Parkway
May 17 or 24,
12th straight Williams in
the Parkway,
Lonktree fF
uaa Star bowling league
rolled in the WIBC tournament at
_—— N. ¥., over the week-
wi were led by Doris Lank-
gemuie: : 5 hit
198 ih afl events to 1517 for
Mrs.
sa nin Pe le
m4 = ry After three brilliant road vic- f the bases in the 3rd against starter
Jack Harshman with only one
away. Manager Paul Richards of
the Sox waved for his “right hand
man’’—Dorish—and he came on
to fan Dropo on three pitches and get rookie Al Kaline on an inning-
ending, rally-killing force out.
?z
Fie 5
| aj
if
He $2258
: | by
| failed to pick it
| turt.
Fans had
| Despite losing, the
| mained in lst place with a
| record.
Hi
Sal Tossing ‘Junk’
By ED CORRIGAN
NEW YORK @—There seems to
be some little difference of opinion
on how Sa] Maglié beats the Brook-
Major League Results Press
a5 i
Cleveland 1 > 1%
rs
Chicago at Detroit, 2 pm—Trucks (1)
| vs. Gray (00)
| Philadelphia at Washing on. 8.30 pm—
Kellner (01) vs Stobbs (0-0)
Only games scheduled
| MONDAY'S RESULTS
| Bosten 2-40, New York 1-5
| Chieago 5S. Detroit 1
| Washington 4. Philadelphia 3
Only gamer schedul..
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at Bakimere. & p
ashington at iphia. 8 pm
Boston at New York. 2 pm
Only games
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wea Lest Pet. Behind
Philadelphia 2 “7? —
Cincinnati 4 2 «7 —
2 600 %
eo 2 S30 61%
New * 3 4.400 1%
Milwaukee 3 «4.400 1%
Pittsburgh 4 333 2
y's probabie pitchers.
1:3 pm —tLa- rgh et New York, :
_ (@1) ve Antonelli (01) or Jansen ’
Milwaukee at Chicago, 2:30 pm. — Spahn
a4) vs. Ki tein (01) 7
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 8 pm —Roe (6-0)
vs. Dickson (1-0)
at & Louis, 8 pm —Raffens-
er (0-0) va. tana . (0-6) xalé
Pittsburgh 7,
yn 9,
| ‘li
il ; i qi F E Maglie, Robinson Feud
Over Barber's Ability
} fessional basketball picture Sap-
“lin ABC Action lie who turned the trick. After
the first time, Robbie said there
was no reason the Brooks couldn't
whip him with the ‘‘junk’’ he was
*‘Maglie makes awful good pitch-
es with men on bases,” he ad-
mitted. “‘He throws the ball to a
certain spot and he doesn’t often
miss. He knows how to pitch. I'll
give him that.
At one point in Sunday’s game—
| the ninth without defeat that Mag-
| lie hag won at Ebbets Field—Rob- |inson called out to the mound: Jackie has now changed his|
mind ever so slightly. |
Pittsburgh scored five runs with
only one hit in the third inning
against the Giants. Four walks,
interference by catcher Ebba St.
Claire, and a hit batter aided in
the spree. Johnny Hetki, in relief,
was the winner as the Pirates tri-
-|umphed for the first time since
they beat the Phils on opening
from a/ night. The light-heavyweight match went the dis-
Patterson in the/| tance with Patterson the winner by a unanimous
round of their 8-rounder in New York Monday | decision.
Avondale Wins
in7th Inning Jackets Repeat Last
Season Victory Pattern
Against South Lyon
Avondale High School's baseball
|team is up to its old tricks.
| Don Spencer's Yellowjackets
scored three times inthe 7th in-
| ning Monday to nip South Lyon,
174, on the Lions’ diamond. Of
| nine games won by Avondale last
year, winning marker in seven of
them came in the 7th inning or
extra innings.
Avon took a 3-6 lead Monday,
but Seuth Lyon scored four times
in the 4th. Trailing 5-4 in the
Tth, ‘Jackets staged their rally.
Dan Butler singled and Marv
Evans was safe on an error. Sopho-
more pitcher Mearil Van Gilder
singled home both runs. Two walks
and a sacrifice fly by John Eng- “Let's face it. You're a magi-
cian. You have to be to get us
out with that junk.”
* * .
*‘Junk, eh,"’ muttered the Bar-
ber. ‘I hope I throw that junk to
him all year. Last year I was try-
ing for the corners and it would
go over the plate. If I aimed high,
the ball would go low. If I tried
to pitch a batter tight, the ball
wouldn't go where I wanted. it.
“Now I'm. satisfied that I'm
ready to go out and pitch for the
|Giants. That last game against
| the Dodgers was my big test. I
| got tired in the late innings but
didn't worry me.” |
strom sent in Van Gilder with the
winning marker.
| Engstrom pitched the lst four
|and a third innings be‘ore being
| relieved by Van Gilder, who got
the victory. Tom Moore had a
| triple for Avondale, while Marion
| Speares and Butler each had two
hits.
| .
|Net Favorites Advance | HOUSTON W — National chair-
|pion Tony Trabert and defending
champion Gardnar Mulloy entered
} the third round today with other
| favorites in the River Oaks tennis
tournament.
Fixer’ Gets
10-Year Term DES MOINES, Iowa, April 20
@—A Des Moines man was sen-
tenced Monday to a 10-year term on
a charge of attempting to bribe
athlete. He immediately moved
*
The defendant, Floren DiPaglia,
27, posted $4,000 appeal bond and
remained at liberty after District
Judge C. Edwin Moore pronounced
sentence. > 8 @
A jury convicted DiPaglia of of-
fering Ben Bumbry, Drake Uni-
versity basketball star, money if
he would ‘shave points’’ in the
Drake-Iowa State game last Dec.
22. Bumbry reported the .incident
to authorities prior to the game.
DiPaglia testified he only asked
Bumbry how he thought the game
would come out.
Bevo Still Fishing
By TOM BRANAGAN
. CHICAGO wW—If Bevo Francis
and Newt Oliver ever get together
on just what they're fishing for,
high-scoring star Bevo may be
professional basketball's next big
attraction.
° 9
The Harlem Globetrotters’ im-
pressario, Abe Saperstein, has
been approached by Oliver, the
headline-conscious little who
coa' iE Crande|
College into national prominence.
Object: that *good old -Yankee
dollar.
* * *
Saperstein isn't sure just what
Oliver has in mind about working
Bevo into the razzle-dazzle pro
erstein created more than 20 years
ago. But he’s “‘interested’’ in Bevo’s potential as a “big draw”
at the gate.
Main trouble, as far as Saper-
stein is concerned, is Bevo's cur-
rent concentration on fishing, a
strictly amateur pursuit, to the
exclusion of career matters.
Bevo, 6-feet-9 20-year-old sopho-
more. whose shooting ability put
Rio Grande on the national bas-
ketball map, was expelled from
college last week.
~ - * .
Meantime, Oliver officially
joined Bevo on college basketball's
sidelines. He resigned last night
as Rio Grande’s coach and ath-
letic director, saying ‘‘I can't take
it amy more down here.” * 7 s
Margolis said Oliver told the
Globetrotters organization he and
his star are considering several
Oddities Vie
avaee
SEATTLE ®—Oddities vied with for all booster teams participating
thus far in the 194 tournament.
previously rolled games of 866 and
799 for a 2675, some 100 pins short
of the leaders.
game was one pin better. |
r /
auto race May 31 to 65 cars. No
A Port Angeles, Wash., team) driver Was listed for the four-
rolled the. high individual game | cylinder car.
The Habit Cleaners and Dyers of |t
Tin their final effort. They had Newt Oliver Approaches Globetrotters
About Signing Francis to Contract professional basketball contracts.
The aggressive little coach hinted
that Bevo might be the hub around
which a:National Basketball Assn.
team might revolve. Baltimore Crowds Lagging
Behind Milwaukee Mark
* . >
The Milwaukee Stadium last
year sat only 36.011 while Balti-
‘'s has a capacity of 48,399.
| Despite all the fever building up
| for months, there were 2,000 empty
| seats at the first Oriole game last
Th B .
Bad weather was blamed Satur-
|day for keeping attendance down
| to 9,955. But the Oriole officials
| were openly disappointed at yes-
terday’s turnout of 20,057 on a sun-
|ny day with temperature around
| 75. They had anticipated at least
| 30,000.
Even the advantage of novelty
hasn't helped Baltimore keep step
| with Milwaukee so far this season.
| Milwaukee in its first three home
appearances has averaged 29,389
to Baltimore's 25,455.
It's Time Out .
Trout Opening -
Will Intensify.
Danger of Fires Visitors to Woods Are
Warned to Use Great
Care in Use of Fire
By JAMES A. 0. CROWE
Associated Press Outdoor Writer
LANSING W—Michigan’s woods
and fields are ripe for costly, dan-
gerous fires right now. The influx |
of some 200,000 trout fishermen to 121 Candidates
Greet Bennie
at UM Practice Pete Kinyon Is Added
to Coaching Staff as
Drills Begin
ANN ARBOR & — University of
Michigan began spring football
practice yesterday, with 121 play-
ers—and one new assistant—report-
ing to head coach Bennie Ooster-
baan.
Oosterbaan wasted little time
and sent all through a three-hour
workout under gray skies.
“Of course, it's a little too early
forest fire is not only a serious
economic loss, it holds real dan- |
gers to human life.
So anytime you are in the woods, |
careful with fire in any form
Break matches before you throw |
them away, be sure your cigarette, |
cigar or pipe ashes are dead out |
and take every precaution to keep |
campfires
¥
from spreading. | }
Chief Teams
in Action on
Three Fronts Baseball Nine Travels
Wally Schloerke expects to use
the same boys that last week de-
feated Flint Central by a lop-sided
Oakland Park. PHS tennis team}
bowed to Arthur Hill and Saginaw |
High in two previous matches. |
_Ex-Tribe Hurler Dies |
| NORTH CHICAGO, Ull., April 20,
| —Woodward W. Gunke, pitcher
| for the Cleveland Indians in 1916, |
| died Monday in the Downey Vet-
eans Hosiptal after a prolonged ill-
ness. He was 60.
Gunkel, a veterap of World War
I, was born in Sheffield, Ill, and |
was a University of Illinois grad-,
uate. | to tell how we'll shape up,"’ Ooster-
baan said. ‘I hope we'll be able
to scrimmage by the end of the
week.” 7
Newest addition to Michigan's
coaching staff is Pete. Kinyon,
who played offensive Wolverine
guard during the 1950-51 seasons.
dust back from Japan and two
years in the Army, he'll work
with the guards and tackles both
in the spring and in the fall,
Six of Oosterbaan's eight assis-
tants were on hand to help divide
the large turnout into groups and
start working on fundamentals.
Missing were Matt Patanelli, who
is with the baseball team, and
Cliff Keen, coach of the wrestling
squad.
Wolverines ran through some sig-
nals’ with Lou Baldacci, last sea-
son's No. 1 quarterback, handling
the operations.
Dave Hill, who was unable to
play last fall through an ineligibil:-
ty quirk, ran from the fullback
post along with Fred Baer, a regu-
lar from last fall.
Oosterbaan seemed particularly
pleased over the size of the ends
roaming the practice field. There
were 13 of them in all—and all
‘over six-feet.
Under NCAA rules, Wolverines
are 20 days of practice
in a period. Oosterbaan said
practice wil] be held every day ex-
cept Sundays, with Saturdays de-
voted to intra-squad games
Horse Doping
Is Investigated LEXINGTON, Ky., April 20 #7
Keeneland track stewards said a
hearing will be held this week for
the trainer of a horse which
| showed traces of benzedrine, a
stimulant, after winning a race
here.
The hearing is for Elmer Kalen-
sky, trainer of Tonight, who won
the second race at Keeneland last
Tuesday.
After a routine laboratory exam-
ination of Tonight showed the
benzedrine, the winner's purse was
tgiven to Fidget; who was second.
Kalensky said he did not know
how a drug might have been ad-
ministered to Tonight.
Edwin Brooklyn is a pitcher for
the Chattanooga Lookouts in the
Southern Association. His home is
Lake Mary, Fla.
OLEN CLEMENTS
BANGKOK, April 20 W — Aus-
tralia’s Jimmy. Carruthers, the
world bantamweight champion,
and Thai challenger Chamrera
Songkitrat plunged into heavy
training today for their 15-round
championship fight May 2.
= s * |
Carruthers arrived over the
week-end and found. the het Bang-
kok climate somewhat to his
liking. Chamrera Songkitrat lives
here, of course, and is used to the
hot, humid weather. He is a police |
lieutenant when not in the ring.
The fight gives every evidence
of being a sellout. The stadium
seats 56,000 and the gate is expect-
ed to be 5,780,000 ticals ($275,000)—
the richest bout in the history of
Southeast Asia. The fighters will
divide what is left of two million
ticals ($95,000) after the stadium
rent has been paid.
Carruthers realizes this may be
By NEW YORK—The
Many Good Derby Threats Falling By Wayside
Through Injuries, Partridge Now Likes Correlation GRANTLAND RICE
number of fine three-year-olds
which have faded from competition prior to various
Kentucky Derbies is almost unlimited. They are
“I think Turn-To could have been the winner,”
John says. ‘‘From what I saw of him in Florida,
he was two lengths on top. Now I like Correlation.”
If he had been right The Pie King would have
been a strong contender. So could Duke’s Lea under
the care of Jimmy and Ben-Jones.
° * *
California has its best chance in years to take
the Kentucky Derby. In addition to Correlation
Bantamweight Title Bout
Slated for Siam, May 2 the toughest fight of his brief 18-
bout professional career. The 24-
year-old champ is serious and has
a healthy respect for Chamrera,
25-year-old product of Thailand's
rough and tumble, eye-gouging,
fists and elbows, knees and. feet
style of fighting.
~ * .
The championship fight will be
under international Marquis of
Queensberry rules. Carruthers was
permitted to bring an Australian
referee.
IBC Hits Rumor of
Monday TV Feature CHICAGO, April 20 #—The In-
ternationi Boxing Club Monday
spiked rumors that it will televise
fights nationally on Monday nights.
Truman Gibson, IBC secretary,
said such rumors were current in
New York. Gibson said:
“The IBC, contrary to rumors,
does not plan a television tieup
with the Dumont network, or any .
network, to tetevise fights on Mon-
day nights from Chicago or any
other city.”
IBC fights are now televised na-
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great horses, he thought. There have been others | races and there is no
far too many, including Uncle Miltie and Tom | running. par hea
Fool. This season we have had Turn-To and Greentree has two challengers in Maharajah and | fMeage - Bh ge ees
Porterhouse, the two top favorites, pass from the | Palm Tree. Maharajah has shown promise in spots, | _ R—C 1, Fox 2. Groth. Michaels,
picture. : « _ |and proved disappointing on other occasions. Palm | Stan 2. Mmose tutte 2 Pox 2 Minow, i Tree ran well his first test this season. | = ar Ie we Oe ony
You can’t tell anything about a horse’s staying * ee @ Kuenn Drope Left—Chieag De-
power in a six-furlong race. Fast sprinters often | Fisherman and Errard King have speed enough | feratnen feet cent HO Mace
have a distaste for the longer‘ grind. Turning to | if they can handle the route. This leaves Correlation, } #8", 4» ,?, +5, Dorish 4 im 2
my. favorite selector, John Partridge, the veteran | Determine, Fisherman, Errard King, Double Speed, | 1 in 2 PERI t oe
horseman, he names Correlation as his first choice 4 , Maharajah and Palm Tree to be con |} WeiDorish' (1-4), L—toett (1).
in the Derby. ‘ | sidered. Va | - . Hurley, Umont, 16,
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THE PONTIAC-PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954 * Apap Wises =
Te | ee Me:
‘ 7 FAX
McDonald Stops Bosox With One-Hitter’
Enos Attitude Puzzles Mize pened to me was when the Yan-jnever leave the Cardinals. By JOE REICHLER
lars this year that he almost cer-
tainly would not have gotten if he
remained on the St. Louis club.
* * ~
Grounds this year, retired from
baseball at the end of the 1953
season after collecting five
straight World Series checks with
the Yankees. Prior to that he spent
13 years (including three service
years) in the National League with
the Cardinals and Giants but
never was on a pennant winner.
“The best thing that ever hap-
City Skaters
Win 6 Titles Pontiac Entrants MaRe kees purchased my contract from
the Giants,” he said.
Slaughter story than appears on
the surface.” depend
“Maybe there's more to the| (Yankee co-owner) “I learned last year you can’t
I'd stay with the Yankee organi-
zation after my playing days were
“Maybe he was told he would | over. ats sac ne see “| SOILS NO-Hitter
dens me tee for Yank Hurler 4
Agganis Single
ROBINSON TAKES EXTRA BASE—Brooklyn
Dodger outfielder Jackie Robinson slides under
Willie Jones, Phillies’ 3rd baseman, as he moves
from 1st to 3rd on Gil Hodges’ single to left. Phils, 9-7, in their 1st meeting of the season. _* pa -
ik
AP Wirepheote | the Red Sox farm system, as ‘an
Hodges moved up to 2nd when Del Ennis threw to unfortunate pitcher. He only won
Srd trying to get Robinson. Dodgers beat the Bombers Finally Halt.
Jinx of Mel Parnell,
With 5-0 Win
BOSTON w—New York Yankee
righthander Jim McDonald had
the last laugh on his former Bos-
ton owners today after coming up
with the best game of his career—
a one-hit, 5-0 triumph over the
Red Sox. * ¢ @
A leadoff single in the second
inning by rookie Harry Agganis
was all that spoiled a no-hitter
yesterday for the chunky 26-year-
old McDonald. He walked five and
fanned four.
The victory was a big one for
New York as well as the Modesto,
Calif., pitcher. It snapped the
Yankee jinx against lefty Mel
Parnell—who had a 50 mark
against New York in 19%53—and
also got the world champions back
on the victory trail. Boston had
the twinbill. * ~ Ld]
“This was his best game,” said
Manager Casey Stengel, “‘and re-
member it was his first start. He
gave us what we needed. We
haven't been hitting and it’s been
tough winning.” ,
Stengel described McDonald,
who was traded to St. Louis by
Boston after, coming up through
10 games (including one in the
world series over Brooklyn) last
year, but you should have seen
Sweep of Honors in Ist Keystoners Not Up to Par
Day of State Test
Pontiac entrants accounted for
six lst places yesterday in the
opening day of the state roller
skating championships at Clawson.
Other ist places were taken by
W. Howard Kresge. juvenile boys’
figures; Dick Pozniak, _ inter-
mediate men's singles; Nanette
Kreger and Louis Parker, junior
dance; and Diane Grassi, diaper
division (under 6 years) singles.
Results of other events involv-
ing Pontiac skaters:
JUVENILE GIRis ivia
Ritchie, 3nd; Virle Landon. 3rd
JUVENILE GURES— Bors Fi hard
Martins. JUNIOR PAIRS FREE STYLE—Nita
Btewart-Charies Parker, 2nd.
ATE MEN'S SINGLES—
Bod am, we Gracy Meeker, Ird
BOYS SINGLES-—W. How-
ard — ard
JUNIOR DANCE—Mary Alice Clouse-
Ronald Sugg, 3nd; Janice Barnes-Tom
Odie, 3rd.
Warmath Calls for
Speed From Gophers
The Gophers’ first spririg prac-
tice drill attracted 101 squad can-
didates, including 21 lettermen.
Warmath, who. came into the
Minnesota coaching situation cold
from Mississippi State four months
ago, preceded the first workout
with a rapid-fire outline of what
he expects from the team.
Bowling Results pavenTens OF ISABELLA
Royal Rec 72 Napceo 6
Pitspatrick's 69 Crawford 62
Dobski's 69 Carabou bed Stroh's 69 Lion $7
P.T. Parte 68 Spencer $5
Ned's 67 Goebel's 52
Jacobsen's 67 Dixte Dairy “a
Poimear’s 66 Redmond's 46
rs. 65 Farmer's “4
Osmun's 65 Poley “1
Indiv. series—V. Recine 537, game—
Latendresse 207; team game, series—
Pive Mrs.
w wt.
earts 68 51 Motor Inn 58 63
fect an 68 51 Plumbing 57 63
67 52 Maple Leaf 55 65
66 64 Tay Stone 52 68
Benson 62 61 “an
mOnDacisted Free psim. Me a
‘ank allowed one es
io his major league performance, beating Boston 5-0 in game
“jackie Robinson, Brooklyn hit a tie-breaking home run,
‘Play of Phil Rizzuto, Gerry Coleman
Causing Worry for Stengel, Yankees By GAYLE TALBOT
NEW YORK w—It will not take
long for the news to get around
the American League that Phil
Rizzuto, the veteran shortstop of
the Yartkees, does nat appear to
be getting the jump on the ball
| that he did in other years. It's
early yet, but Manager Casey Sten-
gel is said to be doing a spot of
| worrying. All Casey’s rivas have been
waiting to hear for several years
now is a report that little Phil
has begun to feel his 35 summers |
and has slowed up a step. In their
opinion, Rizzuto has been the key
man in the Yankees’ string of
world championships, and they are
convinced he is the one player the
club wannot hope to replace from
its farm system.
By BUD WEEKS
BOSTON «—Finnish marathon-
er Veikko Karvonen—a fellow with
a long memory—relaxed happily
today after squaring accounts with
Britain's Jimmy Peters.
s . s
The 27-year-old mail clerk de-
feated Peters—holder of the un-
official world record for a 2%
miles, 38 yards grind—by 9800
yards. yesterday while winning the
58th Boston AA Marathon.
- . *
Only last October Karvonen fin-
ished second to the 35-year-old
Lendon optician’s assistant as
Peters set his world mark of
2:18:34.5 right in the Finn’s home
town of Turku.
But Karvonen vowed he’d work
harder than ever. He and team-
mate Erkki Puolakka, the current
Finnish champion, spent more
than a month training in Clifton,
Turner Is Favored
in Bout With Jones
phia’s Gil Turner was rated today
an 11-5 choice over Bobby Jones,
Oakland, Calif., in their 10-round
he carried into the previous bout.
Softball Tryouts
1211 North Perry St. At Madison St. FE 3-9557
‘the course in 68degree tempera-
PHILADELPHIA # — Philadel-}
Finnish Marathon Runner
Avenges Loss to Briton N.J., for yesterday's race” from
suburban Hopkinton to Boston's
Back Bay.
His winning time of 2:20:39
wasn’t as swift as his 2:19:19 ef-
fort here in 1953, when the runners
had a brisk tailwind. This year a
lively head wind bothered them
the last six miles. Peters’ time
was 2:22.40.
* * ®e
More than 500,000 persons lined
tures.
The chief hope for an American
victory, 23-year-old collegian John-
ny J. Kelley of New London,
and Boston University, was
seventh in 2:28.51.
DeMarco Award Winner |
NEW YORK ® — Paddy DeMar-
co, who upset Jimmy Carter to win
the lightweight boxing champion-
ship, Monday was named winner
of the March award in the Hickok
pro athlete of the year poll. Although he was free of the | ton castoff, the husky righthander
stomach ulcers which plagued him | said:
last season and appeared fit, Phil
caused shakings of the head in| long as I win ‘em.”
exhibition games in Florida this
spring. He was supposed to be | good at times. Agganis got his hit | gm some of the ones we lost for him.
McDonald said his previous low-
est hit game in the majors was a
three-hitter against Boston for St.
Louis in 1951—‘‘I think the score
was 6-2.”
> . s
Asked whether he liked to beat
the Red Sox because he is a Bos-
“Heck, I don't care who I beat won 2-1 in the morning game “|
All Get Into Act
baseball. - * Ld]
We have the Cuban winter
léague which boasts many major
league players. But that is as
nothing compared to our Havana
Sugar Kings, the new entrants to
the International League.
* - *
This is the first time we have
climbed so high in organized base-
ball, senor, and we intend to make
the best of it.
* * *
Take the opening game today.
In the states, a famous politician
throws out the first ball. We, too,
will have that. But we don’t stop
there.
. *
The Canadian Ambassador, Har-
ry A. Scott, will throw out the
May Increases
Tourney Purse
to $100,000 Yictor in Tam O'Shanter
est Gets $50,000 Plus!
Exhibition Contract
CHICAGO —The 1%4 “world
championship of golf’ at Chicago's |
Tam O'Shanter country club will
be worth $100,000 to the winner. |
~~ * -
Promoter George S. May an-|
nounced the purse yesterday. To-|
tal prize outlay for the multiple- |
tourney affair Aug. 515 will
amount to $205,000—exactly $80,-
000 more than the 1953 total.
The golf extravaganza starts
with the All-American tourneys
Aug. 5-8. Like the “world cham-
pionships’’, these are divided into
four divisions—for men pros, men
amateurs, women pros and women
amateurs. Top prize for men in
Cuban Opening Day
International Affair - HAVANA, Cuba (®—Ah, yes,| first ball for our game against
senor, down here we like, Ou! the Toronto Maple Leafs. But it
| will be a real pitch. The catcher
will be Roberto Fernandez Miran-
the umpire will be American Am-
bassdor Arthur Gardner.
Maybe you would like to try to
match that lineup, senor?
7 County Athletes
on Hillsdale Teams Seven Oakland County athletes
are members of spring sports
squads at Hillsdale College. On
the ‘Dales baseball team are John
Moffatt of Pontiac and Jack Cowart
Farmington (outfielders) and
pitcher Pete Palsam of Ortonville.
Bob Neff of Farmington is a
member of the tennis team, while
the track team has pole vaulter
Bill Lowe of Walled Lake, shot
putter Bob Sulkowski of Romeo
and Warren Temple of Pontiac,
shot putter and discus man.
All are freshmen.
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The ‘“world’s’’ championship
follows, with first prize worth a
flat $50,000—double the amount
collected by winner Lew Worsham
last year. In addition, Promoter
May, president of Tam O'Shanter,
will give the victor a contract for
He said his sinker ‘“‘was working
especially well, but my curve was
working himself into shape grad- | on a curve ball right off his fists,
| but now the boys -are begin
wonder.
Neither is Gerry Coleman mak- |ually, as is a veteran's privilege, | but it was a pretty good hit. He|
ning to | didn't hit it too hard, but hard
enough to drop into left field. I
have no gripes about that one.”
McDonald said his world series
ing Stengel happy by his play at | triumph “helped my confidence. I
second base. The feeling is that | feel more secure this spring. I felt better out there today than I
much time in preliminary base- | have all year.”
FE 4-3585 Stengel at St. Peters- | one.
is of the slight, nervous
to conserve his
the | Yankees as a reserve catcher,
ps might be in for a long | Charlie Silvera has appeared in
Then he winked: -
“All I'd like is 19 more like that
In almost six years with the
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FE PONTIAG PRESS, TUESDAY, APRII. 20, 1954 TWENTY TH C 20, 1954 |
- Flagver Cites New Recor Toll Road Emphasis. [Scotts aaa] OM DUGAN a | ___ by MeBirey snd Sicteher
Reports U.S. Crime Rate on Upswing in U.S. se st mew me
Outstrips Population Rise = eeeoat
WASHINGTON (INS) — FBI Di- | crime increased 8,2 per cent
'Kansas Turnpike Authority has
Hoover reported| - Although property crimes cost
Cy Gtr i te 5 hr more han Halon shen tit ae toward tani to one margin and wie Br mee In addition | Mississippi House of Representa-| Kansas City to south of Wellington.
sor stime high during 1958. to the rapes and killings 92,600 by Galbraith
Hoover éaid his estimate of the | Persons were stabbed shot, cut
violent postwar upswing in major clubbed or seriously beaten during
crimes is “conservative”, but that lite eae doles
every major of offense except * .
en ai aes ek Hoover’s estimate that crime
year. is outstripping population growth
the a- smmal wend ol by four te one was based on the
2,150,080 major crimes was six Se ae aa
cent above 1952 and reflected » while crime
as bessts tn manstongh- | Smee % per cont cinco 2000. significant wng_| _ He noted that rural America was
peng = ga and |*?aring more and more of the
a ae ns en cher of crime burden, with major offenses
Fs + i
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victims im 63,100 robberies and| Thon Postal System?
obtained an average of $222 per tin © saidle
robbery.” ASHLAND, . # — Sadd Q@nerease Club members are going to prove
Li Law aol a the a that the pony express could carry
mail from her to Dodge City faster
est per cent increase of AMY | inan the odern postal system major crime during the year 7)
accerding to reports gathered reall towns are only 4 milee \
the agencies apart, a letter posted her is aeons .
throughout United States. to eastern Kansas: and aed GeltE, 06 Ae
and| The Saddle Club riders expect! | Q7.ube Shr ot
year |to make the trip in 4 hours and — —n teas al ote estimated loss of mil | 15 mi April 28—pony express “Putting my picture school paper
gto ne .. This — practically ruined my social life—all the boys think I'm a ‘brain’!”
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
‘
_
S. White, Lapeer attorney, for the
Ziegenhardts occupying the farm
after she purchased it several
years ago. :
. The Ziegenhardts lost their 240-
acre farm near Marlette by re-
fusing to pay a $280 assessment in
the 1935 bankruptcy of a Mutual
Fire Insurance Association.
can businessmen feared today that
the devaluation of the Mexican
peso may have serious economic
repercussions.
Treasury Minister Antonio Caril-
lo Flores announced the devalua-
tion Saturday and since then prices
Gerhard said the meeting will be
held April 27 at the Stevens Hall
recent developments in the electric
and gas industries.
A short film on atomic energy
Avon Township, told Oakland
County Sheriff's Deputies today
that someone took 50 feet of new
garden hose from his back porch
sometime over the weekend.
After pleading guilty to drunk
driving before Avon
Township Justice Luther C.
GM's Stock Gains
Help Boost Market
be —_——_-
A POSTMAN’S Grain Prices. | MARKETS ||Trading Keeps | {peo Nee tee er oon
"REMARK ADDED | ower Today hte New Car Stocks “sms “y a— eco-
. Produce M | W al , in
y a DETROIT (UP)—Whetecnlo prjees on Nea . Rec d Michigan direct relief cases during
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T MY CHICAGO (#) —Grain prices Ra aps ‘ poataus, taney. 4 00- NEW YORK ® — Selective trad- ring OF March, W. J. ge state “on
dropped in active dealings on the | Greenings, No. 1, 2.25-2.15 bu; spoies, ing kept the stock market irregu- Cases increased to 18,909, com-
Board of Trade today. Soybeans| Jonathon, fancy, 400-800 bu: Mo. 1. | lar today. Average of 14.3 Autos) pared with 13/797 in March 1953. and wheat, the leaders in yester-| 375 bu; No. 1, 250-350 ba; spples,| Motors and chemicals tended to Held’ by U.S le The case load a year ago had
day’s sparkling up-turn, fell, .he | Sg5‘her® Spy. fancy, 5.08 bu: we I. 2%. |ease, as did some farm imple- y U.S. Dealers; decreased 101 ennen becnang ef the
By a Wall Street Journal | '™* °*”: 4.50 bu; No. 1, 2.50-3.00 bu. ment companies. oils, utili- Sales Gaining normal spring upturn in employ-
“The war-scare” which swept | pu faney 125 dee 4 No. 1. Sol | ties, aircrafts and were ment.
Subscriber over the market was {No 1, 166-180 ba. No.1," Le mixed. Mail order houses found New automobile stocks reached -
: completely absent today. Helping So hot mg, at Prog a some ready buyers. ‘Near postwar record-jevels on}, 5 " ?
One day oe wah tes to abate it was Secretary of State | Debs enlens, dry, No. 1 66-0 60. W. demand was. evidenced April 1, with a total of 604,156 units, ll el
vere my ; | Dulles’ statement he considerec it | bets. onions, sete, No. 1, 280-215 33-1. | £0r Vanadium, Climax Molybdenum according to Automotive News. ~- 511 Comm Na
— — he appened t© | unlikely American troops would be | thf pareniga Not, 1 98-1 s0iy bu, Pots and General Electric. Zenith Radio The postwar high of 606,387 was unity
Ss route who fet The Wall Strext | ®t, nto Indochina se Far ark ae geome | Tae er SS eve ee ee etn aeoeer Bonk Building 7 Journal had recently moved into |, Wheat near the end of the first) biack. No. 1, 100-150 bu; radishes, red, The market opened fast but hands aoa ad Pho FE 4-1568-9 bigger houses. hour was 1% to 1% lower, May| N°. 1, 65-90 dos. be with changes g-enerally minor » in storage and en route ne
At first I didn’t pay much atten- | $2-13%, corn % to % lower, May| medium, “1290-13-00, ‘small, 1000-1100. | fraptions, There was no continua- from the factories totaled 578,122
tion to this bit of gossip. I was too | $1.52%. oats. unchanged to % tien of yesterday’s sharp shake- units. .
busy looking through my own mail | lower, May 76%, rye % to 1 cent) peraorr OREROET. EGGS... 1, | out, which witnessed a late tape On an average-per-dealer basis BA KER & HAN. EN
—mostly bills. “Got to earn more | lower, May $1.06%, soybeans 4 to/| troit for federal-state preded, cuss: of one minute for a brief period. | _ G. E. McNEIVE the April 1 stocks were at postwar
money,” I said to m 5% lower, May $3.93 and lard 10|,, Whites: A. jumpo. 49-82, wig ave 4044: Yesterday, losses of one to three record jevels. The Detroit trade
Then the postman'sremarkstarted | to 65 cents a hundred pounds|'d'ere tis, B, large 40-<2, wid ave| points were frequent . paper said the average was 143 0 cents a 7 %. , large 40-42, w ave :
me thinking. For a long time I had | lower, May $21.60 “ 44,| steels, motors, railroads, air- Fact f cars per dealer against 13.4 on . ,
heard that The Wall Street Journal zs wid ave 43: medium 40:41 wid are tony eenfis and cheuleala le ame Nov. 1, 1953. It noted also that Donald E. Hansen Richard H. DeWits
helps people get ahead. Grai H i — _—_o ; increased numbers of new car deal- Res. FE 2-5513 Res. FE 5-3798
- - in Prices wid ave 2 A today’ Beth- '
Is it really true?” I asked myself. = mong y's risers were ers are going out of business. }
“Can a newspaper help a man earn CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS lehem, U. S. Steel, Goodrich, . At the same time it reported new || Accident Insurance Fire Insurance i
” CHICAGO (AP Sears Roebuck, M Ward toy ;
more money? CHICAOO (AP!—Open today: 4, | CHICAGO, iAPr__buttr steady: re [Sears Roebuck. Montgomery Ward, car sales are continuing to in-|| Automobile Insurance Liability Insurance 4 Well, to make a long story short, | may ...... 214 Soybeans unchanged: 93 score AA $6.75: 82 A '| Schenley, Philco, American Tele- crease, with indications the April|] Burglary Insurance Life Insurance
I tried it and IT DID. Within a year | 3°, as 362 | 90 B $8.8: 09 C $4; cars 96 B 86.78; 6 C| phone, American Cyanamid, West- +e total may top 500,000. Bonds—All Types Plate Glass Insurance
I added sage dee dary Dee wo 220% Sep oo... 296 | East fully steady: receipts | 17.846: agent —_— a GMC Training Program ,
This story ve reports | way... 183 Jan |... 2.78% | cent me : e Railroad, Texas Co. a an imi * i Construction in the first quarter
in The Journal come to you daily. | 17° 183% “Tar 2% | cont Chichen: “OB ares eM: 08 | American Airways. Eliminates Hot-Rodding | “HE WHO WEARS. HIS ITY BUT AS HIS BEST ; : ° in southern Michigan reached MORAL s
Y uick warning of an Sep 152 Sly 2150 | rent receipts 315; qjrties 305; checks ; i , : PI ts
pd ged gregh sory low amelie 146 Bep 1900 | 30 a a. Dt eels $25,219,000, a 25 per cent in- GARMENT WERE BETTER NAKED.” e. ats Oct iemanees town Steel, Chrysler, Packard, j.S. i Kablt! Gibeas
You = the facts in time sal sp iy Ta yg eas ou” CHICAGO POTATOES Rubber, International Harvester,| The “industrial cowboy,” long a rer says Dod aa eee
Journal hel salaried » pet Tee 1 dl 050 | 206: on track oe. wal 's. anipments | Boeing, United Aircraft, Public | terror in manufacturing plants @$} ports. March construction was
ou ps men making Rye Sep ....... 1328 | for Priday 770; Saturday $52; Sunday 9:| Service Electric, Kennecott, Dow | pe roared his bug-l k down | i 4 R ua to BF ..ssce- Oct old stock supplies moderate; dem: : , , : $7000 to $20,000. It is valuable M 1 06 1235 | 1 and | Chemical. Du Pont, New Wark ten: is bug-like truc $78,057,000 or 6 per cent higher
small business owners. It helps young | sep ie —_—\ cha saa gel aoe $3.25: soups pd land bao! "| narrow aisles and around blind| than March 1953, but 19 per cent
2 b ey nd Reds $2.15-38'/| tral, Sinclair Oil and Eastern Air- .
men erie —— new meek - plies W eredge ogo tie corners, has finally been tamed below February construction,
The Wall Street Journal is the | gs ° | good: martet firm, Florida Reun
complete business DAILY. Has larg- J a _ A new safety program to license -
est stafl of writers on business and | al erm al S . New York Stocks industrial drivers and make them GMC to. Dis la
finance. The only business paper Livestock Air Reduce 2322 Kennecott 763} 0bey special traffic laws within Pp Yy
served by all four big press associa- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK — ay te ent 316) plants which was developed by Trucks, Buses
tions. It costs $20 a year, but you A eICAGO ini — anes been oat Allied Strs 42.2 Lig al? as GMC Truck and Coach Division .
ee a permis rage 0 a omas while” cows were " sendy — cents pre . 1 Loew's pane 33 was described today at the open- at Chicago Show
e Tom Py ;
— pleingy hag mail. yesterday at $28 40, paid for two ebotee a a6 reed Pieid ; ie ~ Peo ed ag Mi annual The biggest combination truck
Former Congressman | °x.. Am Can. 40 Mey D bt | a a
Oe Tt we ne | ES gresiman |r na rentan me is Si, He Bes Bi] pee wtb ser aged by CM ily right in the * * : pounders | Am Ges & El 36 ina Cont Pet 14.1
west to bring you vital business and Seeks GOP Nomination Sey 00 ts gan TS, Gaiable receipts totaled |am oa Pay 30, Monsen ‘ch. 83| G. E. MeNelve, GMC superin- x & will be
Ww news immediately. Ad- | jn New Jersey Primary | *% bss Am Rad 181 Mont Ward .. 0 ¢! tendent of material handling, | 0ne of the features of the General 4
reset, The wok, Sieet — a ee ee ee aan a Am au Fa ms Mot Wheel ... 235] said the program, in effect for | Motors Motorama in Chicago April 0 uy or ra inance
711 W. Monroe 5t., —- om NEWARK, N. J. We pee orn Ri Peg — oe Oe Te Mueller Br ... 33.4 — months,: has already | 24 through May 2.
2 . . | cial types with a few high commerc mac Cop Nat Bisec oT) ili i Rep. J. Parnell Thomas, jai 1 th a few high ial| Anac C 345 greatly reduced injuries to | philip J. Monaghan, division ; ; ;
| during his last House term, today | tinds up to $16.00. Caaners and cutters | Armour, sf Nat Cash R711) workers and damage to equip- . : Whether you‘re planning to build a home or purchase
|tries to win Republican nomina-| "steers and heifers were quoted nomin- | Atl Cst Line 1932 Nat - 184] ment and material in four plants | £°?¢Ta! manager, said the exhibit} Gn existing home — ask about our easy method of
No Contract |tion to his old seat in Congress me ey ne asa Wale es | ts Se ee $02| ‘» Pontiac.” has been designed “as a salute to| financing!
| on a pro-McCarthy platform. Only 100 salable arrivals showed up in| Balt & Ohio 19¢ NY Air Bri - 20.1) rhe 400 drivers participating in | *%¢ Midwest area, one of the larg-
Necessary Iueckt i the weaker a were, tuted Romina sicedy Meaty Beth st gts Mia M Fe at aea| the program to reduce accidents |¢st truck sales markets in the 10 to 18 Year Terms on Our Own Plan! choice pound native spring *
ined were taken at $26.00 Bohn Alum 23.6 No Am Av 263| with fork trucks, tow trucks, plat- | nation.
sschlencien ln ais eaten nh pt | “USDASalable hogs 4800: fair J — Bond sire = 13.4 Nor gta Pw. 143| form trucks and other small ve-| “WeéYe showing examples of
‘wise tame New Jersey primary steady to. 25 higher. most. 190-240 Ib ee as aie Oi: gt t| hicles used within our plants are | CV¢TY Size truck from a pickup to
election. | en eertec Ne | cad 3 greées, ereund Brun Balke 155 Packard | |... 34| enthusiastic to the point of heck- a highway diesel capable of hauling s |
Call Toda The 59-year-old politician-publish- | tvo loads $28 80. moss 2 -200 te, 657 £0. ae Gas 131 Param Pict . 296/ling a reckless driver into being 100,000 pounds. Monahan said.
y er running against incumbent Scat a nce Gab 0e-A 1S; a tow t2nee: |CO® Dev 137 Darke Dev.... 326) careful.” McNeive said. A total of 24 trucks and four|75 West Muron FE 4-0561
1s e ag a RR . 16.1 :
, , : good clearance Cdn Pac 246 pepsi Col 134 buses will make up the exhibit
Rep William B. Widnall (R-NJ) | @alable cattle 1.000: calves 200; slaugh- Case WD 16.4 Pheips Dd. ; 37 Safety policemen a.d department which will cover 22,000 feet in the verel tik Dietrick: | ter seers and betters ceminally wend: Coter ‘Tree —) Phsioe bor” 333 | Supervisors in enforcing traffic ot tha tanerael , Amonithe ae
Widnall has the support of party | "me", ites" Netter soar r cattle |Ches & Ohio 336 pills Mills..... 39 | laws. Drivers are subject to loss : tonal . theatre.
sinly cows; this cle y : | Chrysler 60.2 Besides the vehicles will be 13
eryaotsationg. Pika ole wed tego Meh Chit"ane tt Beinagee 23) oftheir plant truck driver's license | Sora, ‘animated exhibits hs , he . ona a . and choice 925 Ib steers, $24.00: few sales mony nes =. oe Pi on and transfer to non-driving jobs trating the division's special en- Cc l
statewide reterenda on viags and | Yestlings and. heifers #17 00-23 30: utility woe Rand... en gineering and styling features. omp ete
| raffles have generated the lion's | hich sommeretal up. ke, anne pe ay 7 Repub Bt i “The program includes careful
| share of pre-primary fireworks. tw a a ee Py By - 4 Consum Pw 433 Rey Tob B pi hiring procedures, physical and i t t
Polls .were opened at 7 a.m., | foed and choice vealers $20 00.28 00: cull penta hag _~ Scovill Mf - 242| mental testing, a two-week train- on a 0 h nves men
| EST. They will close at 8 p.m. oes aa lambs and sheep | Cont Mot 9 Sears Roed. .. 627| img course and a final examina-
Thomas, who said he (on a ea 70 | corm re m4 Simmons... 323 | tion with a saad ot inside the Facilities
"met Sen. Joseph R. Mc-! iy good 97 ib ted wooled lambs carried | cho digs nds ne r Ol... 41 plant,” McNeive : 5
| Carthy (R-Wis) would only know tres ming ME week §23 30: cul! to Det Fate ah sou Peete se. toa Some of the 17 traffic rules list- for Youngsters
No nei (BRS sg Bevbeee Hel gdits cmt tok cari by a +++ at You Pinger Ts op a 7 . drivers include: No Horse Play, .
cent” support of the Wisconsin Re- Poultry core tty St RS bea Of Ind... 9131 Give teins the Right ot Way, | Five Area Small F LTRY ive Pedes' he Righ y
publican and his Communist-hunt- DETROTT FOU El Auto L 41.5 Std Oil NJ.... 963 Just and coll ws for
ing methods wre peld pet in fav. Delvon tor Wo. 1 |, Mus tm 3 | Sin, aCe... 344/Speed Limit 8 m. ph. At All) Are Victims of Playtime ne : were pe : - ‘ : a
“The time has come," Thomas | ‘sity live poultry up to i@em © | lane an...) tes syiv Bl Pa. ia Times, and Keep Within Aisle Accidents service on your investmenh. Your inquiries are welcome
said today, “when you need more | light type 19-30, mostiy 20." Heavy type Fen 7 88g Thome Pa... 633 Lines. cc —by phone, by letter or in person
drive, more McCarthys, more Mar-| frouers or fryers 3.3% Ibs, whites 26-| Gem Elec ..... 113.1 Tim& R Bear.. 904) McNeive said the program has! vy serday was a bad for the
tin Dies, and more Parnell Thom- | 3). &rey crttes. at ao Paci Gen pet 2: a Twent © Fox 20 been adopted ae General kids ~ .
ases.”’ 132. H ducks 25. e.-- Motors divisions and a large num- -
THREE SCORE AND TEN ° . * “rutkeys breeder vurteys “heavy type os Fea Rub ws. ue — . a ber of industrial firms throughout Two-year-old David White, son of WATLING, LERCHEN & co. i
vee He was re-elected to his seventh p-pont odie ; oe Unit ri 3 ; 'the country. He offered full de-| Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. White of 77 htamber Now York Stock Fackenge ond other leeding exchanges
People nowadays ofteg live be- term in the House in 1948, six days CHICAGO POULTRY Grah Paige ... 12 Unit Cp .... $4) tails to any firm interested in the | Fy; ; :
nd the biblical span of 70 ; ed So}. | CHICAGO 1APi —Liv epouitry steady | Ot West 8 . . 194 Dnt Fras... 407] ) Elizabeth Lake Rd., was admitted |
= ‘ ~ before he was indicted. The fol-| vy oing stock, weak on hens. receipts |Grerhound ... 137 0 8 bines 18 || Program. to Pontiac General Hospital with | PONTIAC OFFICES
years. The wise man ensures lowing year, after two days of | 2.500 cops: fob paying prices 2 cents aes eo ee Lo | cuts on this fingers leg ‘tion neéeP Senk
that he will not outlive his in- [| trial, he changed his plea from | \0%°T),°S*"%,Srouers 23-21, old roosters | Momestk. ..... 392 UO S Steel acs O08 ; cond ‘ontioc State Bank Building
, ; ‘ , . . today is reported as good.
come. A retirement policy of the innocent to no contest and was | 16-18 + sor ga 33 Warn B Pic... is. Lodge Calendar FE 4-2895
Bun Life Assurance Company of sentenced to 6 to 18 months in . mag ee AR a Twa oe ; The boy cut two fingers of his
: federal prison. — 38 hand while with a
Canada will give you a guar- P was paroled in 1950 aft- Foreign Exchange [ay | oll a weet £, BY*:; 38,| Special communication Cedar oa playing
anteed income for as long as you Thomas S pa (AP)—Poreign exchange|Int Harv .... 302 Woolworth.... 40.4) Lodge No. 60, F. & A. M. Clarkston, truck,
er serving 8% months and was|rates follow (Great Britein in Int Nick .... 40 Yale & Tow... 41.4 Examination for —
live. pardoned, with all citizenship Cecadian oular in New York Int Taare: oH Yeere oh eT fos aia eure Pelloweraft practice Dicapninigt Sak oe 58 Park. Start saving today — call . 2 AME : 2 : .
= rights restored, by President Tru-| maftet 1%s per cent premium or 101.87% | Johns Man." 638 to follow. Bigan R. Wood, W.M. | Way suffered forehead injuries STOCKS —- BONDS
Geo e E. Wood man two years later. Europe: t Britain (pound) $2.81 DETROIT STOCKS —AdVv.| when she fell on a concrete floor :
rg He now rates three weekl 20/32, unchanged: Great Britain 30 day (Hornblower & Weeks) . .
Mg 8 'Y | tutures 281 11/16, up 1/32 of @ cent. | Pigures after decimal points are eighths . : at her home. She was treated at Consult us for first hand information
newspapers in and around his | Great Britain 60 dey futures 2.81 15/32. igh Low
Agent unchanged: Great Britain 90 day futures | Baldwin Rubbers... 7. a ews in rie Pontiac General Hospital. .
| Reenetown of Allendale. a ee ef ee ee lao ae 10) 112 William Knight, 6. son of Mr. in Stocks and Bonds
26% W. Huron, Room 11 Seem ee des ta rr aoe (franc) 28s of 8 “cent. an Kingston “Products”... 22 25] phillip A. Kempainen, 30, of Far-|and Mrs. ‘ames M. Knight of - a
-5631 Office. If ne | : | ee, ce Helen’ (aan: | Matredl saeneine®. o 27 3. | mington, was fined $100 and asses | Beardslee Dr., Lake Orion, re- CO ~ ~
re 5-561 tn, ne | Cay te Re wrest cig mre ne GE HLS Sait he uaa eet © Hace ie pee | || We muintain cet line toa, member newer - | outlawing ol es Sones party. 350, unchanged: weden jxrena) j0.4. Ke cole. bid and asked 1g 14 guilty to reckless driving yester- when he raced to a toy airplane of all principal exchanges with up-to-the-
34a wechanged: Denmark (hrone) 14.6% day before Farmington Municipal | first and his companion, Edward minute quotations service available at all
ms . unchanged Judge John J. Schulte. Failure to Peters, 10, of 640 Johnson Dr., fell times.
Auction Ziegenhardt | excise s-sx tees 2 ot ONSUMETS VaAllS —_[ pay the fine will result in a 30-day | on him. He was released from the 3
costa’ eeliver) 1 wo moneneet.” Vene- . jail sentence, Schulte said. hospital treatment.
° Par East. Hong Kong dollar 1748, un- St kh ld M Two-year-old Joseph Coleman, C N hl Co
Equipment Today OCKNOIGEr eeting Reckless driving cost Grady! on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole- ewe ep er °
LAPEER w — A sheriff's auc| Mexico Business |_Pomise *°* Tesidents who are | tine and pact ly eae ae we a te the beaptal after |] C20 Community Motionn) Beak Bldg. =
tion of livestock and equipment on . shareowners in Consumers Power | guilty yesterday before Farming-| he drank some household clean- | * - ——
the Chris and Paul Ziegenhardt Reacts Quickly Co. have been called to-the annual |ton Township Justice Allen C.| ser, but he was able to go home - _
oT ne he any 2 219 Peso Deflation |b ee with bie paronte. Have you checked your insur-
judgment obtained by Mrs. Grace | D. H. Gerhard. manager of the| William Beaumont of 3098 York,| Thomas Kilian. 11, of 999 Ber ance protection lately? We'll i
MEXICO CITY (INS) — Mexi- company s Southeast Division. wick Bivd.. was “treated for hand
| be glad to review your cover-
age and bring it
up-to-date — no
obligation. HAVE YOU ENOUGH
INSURANCE ?
H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency
Mrs, White purchased the 40,- |°7 American goods have been} will be shown, along with several | Green, Stephen Kovacik, 19, of upsurge in General Motors’ saaaan Mex E. Keres
000 farm for $13,000 at an auc- | “limbing exhibits, some of which will con-| Detroit, was fined $90 and assessed ord value al paar val gro ‘tha © “ FE 4-1 1
Insure Today— tion ordered by the Michigan ™ Distressed businessmen - im- | cern the 75th anniversary of the $10 costs. Kovacik will spend 90! with playing a key role in the cur- 3 Idg.
Tomorrow May Be Supreme Court in 1948. mediately predicted that the U. | invention of Edison's incandescent days in Oakland County Jail if he| rent advance of the stock mar-
Too Late! - ‘The elderly brothers were evict- S; would place higher duties on | light bulb being celebrated this | fails to pay the fine and costs. ket. —_—_—_ --—-—— —_—_———_—_—_—_— pores
ed from the farm April $ by 36| C™petts and Mexican businesses | year. If friend’ neeat |_ Ward's Automotive Reports said .
state troopers and Lapeer County along the border were reported The company is holding 10 such ah agi mpg "A aitehelh ‘GM stock now is bringing nearly DETROIT EDISON COMPANY j
Pontiac's Oldest sheriff's deputies. They are resid-| Sttewsty endangered by the de- | regional sessions in its outstate| or pn ya 5-4031, Guy Carter: the same price as the 1953 high .
ing at the farm home of William| V#!ation move. reaen sece e side of just under $70 a share. At the|~ Common Stock Yields More Than 5%
Insurance Agency L. Mathews of Burlington Town- In some localities, there were| Gerhard said. t about; Rummage Redeemer Luth- | start of this year, the stock sold
ship. mysterious commodity shortages | 300 persons are expected at the/ an Church of Birmingham, 1900 | for as low as $58.75. Having paid dividends continuously since 1909,
4 The sale today is to be super-| and jumps in price on ¢er-| Session in Pontiac. ps gee pag er Boe Hl ag “GM’s advance has been an im- this stock offers an excellent investment in 8
609 Cornmunity Not’l i vised by Sheriff Clark Gregory, | tain ties. ry rts from 9:00 a. m. t0 | portant factor in the current bull growing Michigan utility. .
Bank Bldg || several deputies and Capt. Eari “Articles such as Chocolate, pow-| Senators Speak Tonight . ‘| market and the attendant rise of
57 eel ii yg ea were fast fi -—— AthunSenators: Kennedy REStauront;-Ges. Station: He on haa Wases
FE 2-9224 . (D-Mass) and Douglas (D-Ill) were ° - Broken Into Monday
A gas station at 2021 Auburn
Ave., Pontiac Township, and the
nearby Tom-a-Hawk Drive Inn
were broken into and several coin
machines were smashed open, ac-|of a $1,200,000 Holland plant by
Begin Work on GE Plant
HOLLAND «— Ground will be ( ‘or poration
PONTIAC HOME
tember Midwest end Oetrett Steck Exchanges
3 5 W - Thomas Jefferson died on July | cording to Oakland sheriff's | General Electric Co, Harry
BUILDERS SHO 4, 106, fort 50" years cer tae] Genin. Tha sumeenk ot elty aningian ate od Township hp BUHI. BUILDING — DETROIT
adoption document which|taken was not known, officials will take part NE ; CHICAGO
made him famous in his- | said. The breakins were discovered ceremonies. The W YORK
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wii oe erts Check (Wire-Tap Fight, Deaths | in in Nearby Communities — Mat
X-Ray Rooms at Hospital| Taken to Senate rma point ra
Police Nab Youth Trying Hospital.
In addition to her husband, she
By ARNOLD 8. HIRSCH deemed safe and given the inspec- ti
ROYAL OAK—A squad of Geiger to Rifle Pay Telephone | |.*™
Coin Box
pita, Ge ne
rice Henry, 65, of 114 ‘N. Gains-
boro Ave. will be at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day at Kinsey Funeral Home, with
burial in Roseland Park Cemetery.
ee Sunday at a Detroit hos-
pit
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Pat Kavanaugh, of Detroit,
counter-equipped radiation experts and seven sisters, Lois and Phyllis, at home, and
made its way through the chilly,
unfinished’ corridors of the new | to us.” Surviving are his widow, Mary
Oakland Hospital to the second | WASHINGTON (UP) — Attorney | Ann, three daughters, Mrs. Luck Ike to Return An 18-year-old AWOL Marine is ere ot the Gounty al st Michigan
General Herbert P ab
floor X-ray section yesterday after- , de, took anil cheat gerd seed “ot to Aug usta Club | being held for investigation of a BOARD. O COUNTY ROAD
noon. [a- ar his fight to the te y for ne 4 Feredal _ ou — wave of breakins which began here COUNTY OF OAKLAND,
; authority. .to.order the use _ of iBall le; a son, Will for Golf Weekend | about March 1, Pontiac Police re- MICROBERT O_ PELT
Their job: Check the X-ray rooms in, the _|M. of Troy Township; two sisters . © BROOKS
for possible futuregJeak of deadly ved _— Prosecu: | and nine grandchildren. AUGUSTA, Ga., &® — President | vealed — D. Lester, of 148 GOL D LOMERSON,
i : are Roberts Eisenhower prebably will return to oo ended last
sare Ings Or 0 a He wes ciated to be the first one, ; Ting S., Wee ere “ NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Although the doors were not — before a Senate judiciary METAMORA — Service for | Augusta for ee golf this week- night ‘while trying to break into @) 4 ai4 Is will be received by
| subcommittee considering a num- Henry Roberts, 69. a former Meta-| end after speaking in Washington, | pay telephone coin box on Baldwin} the County Read Commission- of Oakland at their ers of the Tt ph Road. Pontiac New York City and Kentucky. Clarkston Group Hears The President is to fly to Wash- r.ora resident who died Saturday avenue, police said. Kester, and
in Detroit, director, explained it was import- passed by the House that did not | was held this morning two juveniles arrested with him, nr
ant to determine that there was Rose Lumetto, Plans give Brownell all the authority he | from St, Gabriel Catholic Church. ington Thursday afternoon for a] admit five local breakins, accord: as time oe wn, will’ be
no major leak through the walls Concert May 6 | sought. Brownell was expected to | Detroit, with burial in a Detroit | brief, informal talk at a meeting ing to Capt. Clark M Wheaton, the following as rene Sor Fareene
has eae ee c.AanETON — wee 3 ee — ote Te Of the American | Chlet of detectives 1 Tie, oeoees tirade iat
— Members 0 ; volution. - ‘ ’
The three-man team—Dr. James bower he wants Mrs, Bdith 1. rw Then he will go to New York for Wheaton said he will seek & Information ordeing ‘blanks and spect.
Clarkston Rotary Club, meeting Tequest
marked fications may
The Weuse cartier thio month | FERNDALE Service for Mrs. warrant against Kester who bas | fications Moy ee ist be plainly a major address that night before
Wayne University s school of medi- last night in the Community Center, approved legistation permitting Edith L Craig. 63, of 427 La the American New r Publish- been picked up for being AWOL as to their contents
cine: Norman Horowitz, a Wayne | heard selections by a Detroit opera| the use of wire-tap evidence al- Prairie Ave., will be held at 4/ op. Assn. _— from Camp Lejune, N. Carolina, adc an oe Leah ag Pap ecg oe
out in the squabble over some|U. physicist, and Clark Warren, 4 s| Feady gathered in the prosecu- p.m. Wednesday at the Spaulding F » he th times within the past six /and to ace the proposals that. in
200 acres of Troy Township land | chief of X-ray technicians at De- a television eh _ pe tion of spies and subversives. | 7d Son Funeral Home, with burial Wek is FL nex, Ky “ne moaths, In Kester’s car, police | 'Pe opinion of mt oe antage of the
that Clawson officials hope to an-| troit Memorial Hospital—ran the y Gaek ag he artnet “er | But it would require a Federal | '" Roseland Park Cemetery. She | io. to Abraham Lincoln's birthplace said .hey found a portable spot- | Board of age, pce [oe ance ga
Bex. tests and called the construction | * se . Court order for the use of such | ‘ied Monday at Highland Park | at ile. then visit T Ap ht and several burglar's tools. | Sf the County of Oakland Michigan —
Rose Lumetto, soprano for the Generat ai Hodgenville, visit Transyl | We ERD OP COUNTY ROAD
The committee recommended all | safe : evidence in the future. . . 7 s > wil
voters of Clawson and Troy be al- Detroit Municipal Opera Co. and Surviving are two brothers, Le. vania College at Lexington. He will! yjeanwhile police reported seven Ue OF OAKLAND.
lowed to vote on the matter Aug. 3 pe tees wil na her ae television artist, sang “Sari Waltz”. , ae oe pros Ales land Anderson, of Ferndale and _ at Hodgenville and Transy!:| new breakins last night, bringing | MICHIOAN
~ , trom the operetta “Sari” by Kal-| in his office to order the use |< ae . the March total to 46
But twe committee members, | duct a second test. A final exam-| 14, and “Seboney’” by Lecuona.|of evidence gathered by tapping eat eee preclagge to pes ag cat James C. Hagerty, White House | thieves escaped with $150 from | to D LOMERBON
William Roeser and Clayton G. | ination will be given when the : , telephone lines in national secur- yo sisters, Mrs. Frank Ken-| press secretary, said today the t April 20. ‘Se
$4,000,000 hospital is completed Miss Laumette will appear with J | ephone . ‘ secur nedy and Mrs. Howard Nelson. | president bly «ill fy backi” filling station cash register’ at) ee a
Lilly, urged the board to reject ; pi Mi ity cases. ‘both of Ferndale sident probably will fly Ck | 59g N. Perry St. and took an Qn-) nOTICE OF PURLIC GALS
the petitions for annexation. next January. — — rare - —— But he faces tough going in the| arg. Raymond J. Grunch here from Lexington Friday night | \ermined amount of cash from a| Notice ss hereby given by the under.
soprano. P) - runt , T a 1
Lilly pointed out that the peti- Pinherman said construction of other stars ln iy suet ae. Sa. FS Ses | Se a nan ania ae “| vending machine, A }%2 automo o eleak re wat f" Pine 8t ante
tions only ask that Clawson and| the 220-bed institution: located at by Rotert May 6 Nev), ranking Democrat on the — Rosary service for | to “ ington ‘Sunday nig ‘bile was stolen from the Industrial Oakland County _Michigan | public | sale
the area affected vote on the trans- 13-Mile Rd. and Woodward, is on | *! the y — oer full Judiciary Committee, plans to | Mrs. ey rond coe elen E! , P Tractor Co. at 823 S. Woodward | serial number 4918539 will be held. fur
fer. schedule and that the hospital | i" (he MES fight for his own bill which would | Crunch. 2. of | 172) Cambria Year S Ist Ore Shi | Ave.. along with a tool kit. The | fehl toe Mereye at the above ad:
He also said that there was no| should be open for its first pa- The concert will be sponsored in| give Brownell less wire - tapping Ave. will be held at 8 “— and p ‘car. belonging to Dr. Theodore Gress Pontiac Sakeee Cont Michi
affidavit filed to prove nobody| tients Jan. 5—‘with no foresee: | cooperation with the Detroit Mu-| power than he now has. ares ae = : es — . ‘Ling of Farmington, was found S Deted April 12. 1084 ,
lives in the area. The board turned} able delay.” nicipal Opera Co. It will consist pvr 7. Home Heading for Toledo abandoned later in Pontiac eo ae
2 . , } . : Mass sung ‘
down Ge petitions. Radiation tests are run by plac- heh onere a pl pl vga —— ar City County Discuss 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady| i FVELAND (UP) — The Also reporting breakins were Detroit Michigan
4 a ae to be Fert The operettas, according to Ed Mitchell, ’ of LaSalette Church, with burial | son's first full cargo of ore made twe ether gas stations af 6S By Dw. EAU O Attorney
0 Days m Cooler Geiger counter is placed on the | Chairman of the*opera company. A ti p | in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. She | its way down the Great Lakes Auburn Ave., and 560 N. ear? April 20, 21, ‘$4
other side of walls shared with nnexa on roposa died Monday in a Detroit hospital. | \ionday as the steamer Reserve of | St: Mere an undeterny APPADIVIT IN COMPLIANCE WITH
Follows Hot Chase adjacent rooms and hallways. . Surviving besides her husband | tne Columbia Transportation Ficet amount of money was taken. | STATE LAW AND CITY CHARTER
If the device's clicks remain at County Seniors Get ‘Pontiac City Commission last | are six sons, Ronald. Robert. Rich- | headed for Toledo from Minnesota. | About $50 in coins was stolen (County of Oatfand.
a given standard. 4s ment under study a request | ard, Roy, Roger and Russell. all | The Reserve carried a full cargo from a vending machine at a res ani “ind soye that _— : eand!-»
the room at home; her mother. Mrs. Mary date for the offiee of City Commissivner
_—_ from Oakland County asking the of taconite pellets consigned to the |taurant, 5 N. Auburo Ave. « arly ; .
18, ghgdee ear eo 90 Ford Scholarships city to annex about 100 acres of | Burgal. of Detroit and two| American Rolling Mill plant at this morning Thieves entered a iwateea! Hectisn held agra s. ee
: 4 Huron Valley Waterford Township as a site for | brothers. Toledo. The pellets were shipped | broken rear window of a grill at eT acs nage b eh
Two Oakland County high school | the proposed new County Court- Floyd Greenman from the Reserve Mining Co. plant | 554 N. Perry where they rifled a of Chapter IV of the Charter of the Ci!
Detroit Traffic Judge John D Band Members seniors are among 78 children of house and Office Building. ALMONT — Service for Floyd | 4! Babbit, Minn. _ |vending machine. An undeter- of Pe sus cue oe tslees ee
; : Ford Motor Co employes in Mich-| The plan was explained to com- | Green 66. who died Sunday at| Meanwhile, the Swedish-Ameri- | mined amount of cash was taken. | Speci y below fram whem cuntri@etion
Watts sentenced Graves on a reck- = an rarded four , : . man, ®, ya : received
less driving charge yesterday et cholarships igan ere aw our- | missioners by the county ways and | his home near here. was scheduled | ©4" line announced its steamer Sil-| An undetermined amount of | specify Telow to whom expenditure
The oi Graees year college scholarships by the | means committee and other offi-| for 2 p.m. today from Muir Bro |J#" will leave Cleveland April 30, money was taken from a poolroom | ™35* NORe . ajeia’ debts or obliga
when: his crashed into another MILFORD — Four band mem-| Ford Fund. cials in a meeting at Hotel Wal-| thers Funeral Home, with burial in for what is believed to be the first at 375 Auburn Ave. and a dairy | tions of this deponent as such candi-
oe il sf wae bers of the Huron Valley school| Winners, chosen from more than | dron The property lies between | Ferguson Cemetery. Cleveland-Europe crossing without | bar at 467 Auburn was also entered — deponent sayeth ot
& B and Meyers , iN | system have been named for an- | 500 candidates for the scholarships, | Telegraph road and the city's any stops in between for a for- - -—- ge econ ~ ogee
nual summer scholarships, accord- Mrs, Claude Postiff Budscribed and sworn to before me
Guatemala was established as a
may Choose any college or tni- | West Beulevard boundary. lines. eign vessel ie and f id cx
ing minor injuries to Mr. and Mrs. | ing to Phil Haddrill. band director. | versity, with full tuition and fees , FERNDALE—Service for Mrs.] The Suljan will go out the St.? republic Apr 17, 1839. ee Ba te 9a
| Lee R. Alvin of Detroit They are Daniel Vanston. Tom | paid . : SS Walter K. Will- | Claude (M. Caroline) Postiff. 64. of | Lawrence River without halting at | ————— ll “wesanrs rep nE, SOTCHER Michi
Watts told the youth it was only | Meagher. Phyllis Tokarski and! County winners are Martha Louis man y said an official ne 1066 Withington Ave will be at 2) any “ the Atlantic. go| | kor “soe RERESY OVEN - gan Ra Commission expires November
because the Alvins saw the crash | Mary Ruggles quest for annexation was received Wednesda igual age 5 1983 ;
y Rugg 'MeBroom of Walled Lake High ~~ | P-M. y at Spauiding and | past the north tip of Scotland and | ford Towmsnip Zoning Board at | the April 20. "4
coming and got down on the floor | sii : by Pontiac yesterday after county | Son Funeral Home. with burial in : w Waterford Township Hall Wednesday _
that they were not more seriously The winners will have their | School and James Frederick Bar- quperviners veted to support the | Whit Ma C reach its home port without touch- | May 12 1954 * consider the follow trig .
: choice of participating in the All | ratt of Berkley High School e Chapel Memorial Cemetery. | ing land fe ge pedigree, Bang og ee gible 7
injured. peyoarn | ae ae move. She died Sunday at her home. crreeag pew Section 1 be EROwD OF) MOUS a ET a Mises
State Band at Interlochen or the
Michigan State Youth Band at
East Lansing for further study. in the forencom. @ hearing
a Hearing Officer
ank Boerd tn Rowr ten o clock
will be conducted Bb
| for the Home Loan S144 Dav Care Centers
Schools and Boarding Homes
end r lated by Nursery
tefined
e Michigan Depart Surviving besides her husband
are four sons, Thomas of Fern- Because the land is publicly own-
ed, only approval by the commission Two Extension Groups Church to Hold Sessions
ot! ncheo and George : and * tud | ment of Social W a if ed | 827. Federal Home r)
Alcohol Ch The wimers w tected b Hold P uck Lu ns and the Waterford Township Board dale, . Richard for Prayer, Bible S a by the ancuteea "Decaieeeat af aac Building Washington D C upon the
on arges ere & ye is ired. Waterford Townshi Donald of Detroit; a daughter Welfare Provided however that the spplication of the Pontiac Federal Be
‘ merit point system during the | ALMONT + Pioneer Extension req A Carolyn, at home; a brother ‘| SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — maximum number of children cared for s end Loan Association. Pontis
A Rochester man was assessed | year. possible accumu- | G and Extension Group II met Supervisor Lloyd L. Anderson said yn, : . three Mark's Evangelical United oaths | | in ome home shail not exceed three Michigan, for permission to move
drunk and sroup : Pp the township supported the an sisters amd a grandchild. s ang Also the following changes to the Zon. | home office from 1} rence
$20 fine and costs on a lated points were 560 for four |ast week for luck luncheons in nex- Church will : 7 id-week | | ing Map | Street. Pontiac, Michigan. to the |
disorderly charge and two Roch-| marking “periods " tig? ation Harry Ralph Lockwood ab WE ill sponsor mi 1 To change from Residentiai Dis | mediate vicinity of the imtersection |
_ . |the homes of Mrs. Howard Halsey — | services for Bible study and prayer | trict. 1 to Commercial District 1 the | West Huron Street and Genesee Brrr”
ester youths were fined $10 each; Other band members who wil! go Mrs Rufus Ov ALMONT — Service for Harry Wednesda Northerly 250 feet of lot number 32 and | Pontiac. Michigan. and for permis:
: and rs u erdorf, respec- : beginning Le the northerly 300 feet of lot number 13, to maintain a branch office st
yesterday when they pleaded guil- to Michigan State College this tively. Brooklands PTA to Meet, Ralph Lockwood, 48. of Almont will The services will be held each | of Lakeview Buddivision and located at present home cffiee iocation Notice
ty to illegal} possession of alcohol) summer on their own are Havrilla| Both groups had the lesson be at 2 p. m. Wednesday at Muir Wednesday at 8 pm. The Men's ease nd Dixte Highway end intention te ancl ssa “be thes
before Pic Township Justice | Wiseman and Mary Ann Squire | ““Lanes and Designs in Dress.” | Hear Program of Songs Brethers Funeral | Home with Brotherhood of the church will |, 2 LM as from on mercial District | with the — Loan’ Bank Board at ies:
back. | to Manufacturin trict 1 the East | 10 @ be the date of the hearing
a 3. Quick n. Gari ¥ oes a | Presenting the lesson were Mrs.; BROOKLANDS — The April ied Saterday. Cemetery. He} meet Thursday at 8 p.m dea feet of Lot 29 of Waterford Acres | if ne. notice of intention to sopes:
———_— = Har rh BS SICH, Ves land a : died division been received by the Home
oshida Won't Resign ee James Bur-| meeting of the Brooklands PTA “All persone interested ar ted 10 | Bank Beard st teact 10 days before th
; pein 18, and gg Seaton, aarxc : > sh | gess, Mrs. Mabel Braidwood and | will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday Mrs. Arthur Kuecks Coun a en ar be _pessent. rested are requested “© date of the une hearing 11
? , Were arrested Oakland w—Prime Minister Shig-| Mrs. L. T. Bishop. at the school, with a program fea ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs My fe Map together with w list of the | v0 “may eppear i room tore . i . i . Zont i
County Sheriff's Deputies when|eru Yoshida reportedly told his, turing songs by a group of girls| Arthur (Violet) Kuecks, 4%, of 322 proposed changes is ‘om file Talthe tice | | and suomit any evidence at ‘tueh beet.
, - y | ets ownsh: ts0
they were discovered drinking in| cabinet today he has no intention| The Roman empire did not| under the direction of Mrs, Mar-|W. 12-Mile Rd., will be held at 2) ytaura ward Circle of Trinity Method. | examined by anyone Interested mer be | St "lee of cvch appearence, ovtscnce
a car “with three minor girls. The | of resigning despite the widespread | maintain prisons for punishment | garet Stoddard, music teacher. p.m. Wednesday at the Spiller Fu- Coaren. Hosge Waster, wih see A STEWART. | may be submitted im writing
girls were released into custody | shipping scandals that have rocked | but to hold prisoners until trial or} Refreshments will be served by | neral Home, with burial in Ever- poser eden’ we tenes 164 ot fers Loum eo eee | AND LOAN OCIA Ho nN
of their parents. his administration. execution. fifth grade room mothers. green Cemetery, Detreit. She died Cuttere Cartwright. 3354 Wards Point ‘ Watertord Township Cert | PONTIAC. MICHIGAN .
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loved husband of Mrs. Marger : ee ialist in heir tinting and picking Peat tesk aeons “FERRE Ex CED L wovuLd
Donaldson: beloved fath : of fl s ° Guaranteed salaries. cosontial 5 well illingne ; PREFERRED Saga og lg
1 1 S sonne ¥
Robert, Herbert and Bennett BOX REPLIES Engineering per ued urray Sisters a ag! to csoume res - sibility Perman.| Will comsider sales minded ener- wit qres tem ra + voter:
Donaldson. eral will be held ° new ew department at 4 yg ises uron shopp ition to Cuvtatinn environ getic man between 25 and 50 We! ences | Call PE 14861
Wednesday, April 21, at 330 Ch k --W AITES: — {600K POR DaY oat - ment to depend.ble person specialize 0 used home sales — oF.
Bom tt Al Sainte Church with At 10 am, today ecKe®r erences wets Midget is ent on your ability and A Member of the Cooperativ? Real OrRL L DESIRES Fagg og “
= = there were replies Outen and long | ———- 3081 vy. ERICALS - rtisin Aad Mi receptionist file clerk. typing.
sting. will be at Perry . a ae Fange program becked by exten, | COMBINATION STEAM Tape CL K. G. Hempstead, Realtor} iigw lr hela “in| ‘Fessograph graphotrpe repens
aldson may be seen after 7 p. m. anes “a6 years er advertising assures adequate leads ontr bd NCED, PAST Openings _ -_— ae a _ LAWR: : home "Euperisered 8 ad = refer
this evening at Deadeen- the following boxes: perience. preferably in com and above average earnings AND . G@GOD FOR OUR CABY 3 canal Poa 7 ences PF +6763
Johns Puneral Home mercial vehical or related rect desirable | WAGES : LADY TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL- —Sn OFFICE
EYMAN, APRIL 1 APRIL 18 1 CLARA field. This is an expandi but not ess Call Mr. Wygant TED’S New 2 dren. more for home than wages yi HOUSECLEANING OR
gg a gee s. St.. 3, 16, 18, 12, 18, 16, 17, ech imggaes —— eer mags ho a 4 = oor RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN : — ar eae DnRr, wan BY
; bel mother of Mr “por- - . area offering a rmanent sdav
Ge; Ueloved mother of Mra Der- |} 23. 27, 28, 32, 75, 94, 96, NE sen re, Gua view appointm o° WOODWARD AT SQ LAKE RD Por 1tiac REAL ESTATE SALES FE 40541 «Pike st.| day or week PE 44.42
Funetal service will be held 97, 102, 113. ied, write us giving full — - __ | DAY epg ~ MOREY'S GOLF WOMA FOR EX2AND I | MIDDLE AGED ma WANTS
Wednesday. April 2ist at 9 9. m. particulars and an early SALES POSITION and Riding Club 228 Union Lake < ING ORGANIZATION WITH nstructions QO | baby sitting eves and Sundays
at St eens eens HOt ee SS ee ee —— nial will) be ar- mine ‘ . . : Commerce Rd — store e. eee NEW ere Fr sen
ment i Mt Cc PS xine sctnent lien . Ze t our own buajness. salary - : -DpD | RAM PR Cc “ me
Recitation of the Rovers, will be = — while learnme 2? veer treining DISHW ASHER | Full (8) di 40) — hein fr ener Rt Se n | AcconpioNs neues oueg at aone eel eet | Nik ae! inl
sale at the Voorhees-Siple Pu- { \ WRITE BON 30 Lapland ety Pee foam ne ie Mast AND | u . ay Lead gti ae ; poi 1. TRAIN home Accordion: glen cold all we . wast we ce avaiwe
. « Group henelits ° ' - aT : . : [ ree . Boe am eh wer}
opm. Mrs. Bymee will lie in The Pontiac Press b) PiTE PONTIAC PRESS| presions emnerienes neccessary KiICHEN HELP week) and part time} CA tr pon APPOINT [werDING MOH Pay creme) TMmune and_ironings FR 56198
ss . the Voorhees-Sipie Fu- ( : — | scons ote Write Box 18. iis ie a Rall Aopl ly a a sales positions available MENT FP ¢1549 ; Learn are sa oll Z” plait wa an 1 NGe¢ 97° CURTAINS
neral Home . , ee oe Se oe]. : ; % t side
PIDDINGTON. APRIL 18 1954, FOR WANT ADS YOUNG MAN” MECHANICALLY | _sraph_ Ra in the following depart- covet matlingy. Letent’ tae wT AGING At MONIMG —
Ray Salvester, 114 Starr St. age | xpmeaENceD Si NOLE Wan inclined. for Western Auto store | EXPEIENCED GIR. FOR MEAT ts: - | RELIABLE SITTER PONTIAC | miques. short cuts’ metal repeirs. FE 5-2834
67, beloved husband of Mrs. Elste DIAL FE 2-8181 ela ad nie | ce wrapping Apply in person sfire| Mens: wun Ge On ean Tl aan mie ee acts|WASHI ninas AND
B Piddington dear father of - poll ara Lp vllimig oo with | GsHErs wW a WANTED EVENING | Brothers. 180 Maple, Bham __working couple. FE E 5-0629. _ Pont oP Utilities Inst. Box 6 stretching LOR ag 4-0897
rs et Glines an ax - work. ust be over 21. apply| EXPERIENCED WAITRESS A i STENOGRAPHER. | ac jac Press ,
dington; dear brother of Mrs. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ae gers Bagge > after 7 PM. tiac ve-In| Mary's Tavern. 837 win Ave. Coats. Suits. Dresses. with shorthand = pF +». | WIDOW | WANTS __ EMPLOYMENT
Maggie Cri Funeral service Avestan fd well, Mich. Theater 2435 Dixie Hwy EXPE CED 8A GIRL For | Accessories Sportswear experience. Apply to Mr. Carl Work Wanted Male 10) *'%,stther_ @ summer resort
will be Wednesday, April EXPERIENCED REFRIGERATION | WANTED WORK OF ANY KIND. | ladies ready to-weer Sam Benson a! Theebald, Skule Mig. Co. Abb. | (wRAte~ nanan | COMMMFY club. Porty vears old and
2st at 2 p. m. at the Donelson- an re EXPERIENCED. REFRIGERAT! 29977 _e y oon! Foundations ford. Between 10 wears size 14 dress Excellent
Johns Puneral ness. Interment immediate The _men wanted Cell FE ¢ aoe me het 2 | ee ee i Thursday em. and 12/ 4a aeons 66 PLARTC) oie See = Pontise
Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Pid- — ne | respon JANITOR WANTED At 3007 § | ¥TD . MARRIED MAN ON FARM | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND Millinery oa AtPLY a FE 5-7054. Press; or nd 90084.
gington ae at the ‘Donelson Jonne ao Ge a tas pc coe agg ang Sa werk = Shast be Doge Sterne suiting yest —— os son only, after 5 p mond Mal "é “EME NT W ORK — WHIT WOMAN WISHE® DAY
a, m ar w BEL emit 4 4 = Hotei saza ° 5-082
FROMPSON, APRIL TT To MAR. ak nein a ee _for Mr. Parks i cnn a oe Sameer ad EXPERIENCED walthtas Fa | Openings in office for per- _Wetertora ie | eee floors wasminte AN CRTATNS ; PIce
Kathiene, 20; loved first imsertion of the e@ MIDDLEAGE ) GAS STATION ced seein mous Grill. 264 E. Pike. sons experienced in han-| WOMEN FOR PLEASA labor MY te ‘aks end cheap | un and | detive:’ FE }73
Seagher of witem Rand vertisement which nae deen man Write Box 23 Pontiac Press. FAnTED AGGRESSIVE AMBIT. | ExPERIENCE.) WOMEN FOR| © : work Work — CABIN WOMAN CARE. oR aE
Mrs. Ruth , aoae sister of Ge error "when. mi. MAN TC WORK IN AUTO PARTS full time eye ee ore ities a gt beter = Ee dling cash and office de- ome nyt plus commission Be Kitchens ny pene he var while parents work FE 42903
> im us ec ren . . . 2- i
Bre Age rn isu || a Gee mseebeteehte |] ary creme tn, nye, coy | om’ totem pret uerced| manure wares waves | tails, Interesting variety | Re" pirat “our omen"ne| AREF pg Tyne ann or rarer’ | Raildime Service 12
Tusmpeon. Ag os No aA iuet mente will he wteer aha, Part rE 30077 a 0 W Pike EXPERIENCED COLORBD WOM-| of duties, No typing re-| sco trier sass “7 areca | ee
Sen without it ig v wo .per hour. aan - Scott er 98-2955 c REENI TERY “ARINET WORK . COMP'ETE masecnen.ths AND
a , ana punerel will be i MAN FOP RIDING STABLE 2280 CAT FSMEN - dnd as quired. WAITRESS WANTED 8 P M TO) 010 ‘1h TE +4919 modernizing service. Attic rooms,
Tonaes 22. 1984 at Closina time for advertise Union Lake Road off Commerce EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. JACK 4:30 &@ m 58° Oakland No nhone|CARPENTER WORK WTD NEW| ‘*creatigtn rooms. dormers. sddi-
1p. m. fromthe Pursiey Punerai |} [ir0ee Ghani talar arate eT Ie ‘$150 WFEKLY siete aners Fr Fitters and sewers should | sonra sem oi <ee coven Fe sie Presa Celine, FM
with Paul Vanaman bela lar agate OPTOMETRIST beth faN EXPERIENCED PR La- a WOMAN POR GENERAL OPricE CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK Bae $470.
officiating. Interment at Walled ype ts 12 o'clock noon TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE dies garments. steady work, €90¢| have commercial back-| work, Excellent hours, phone FE FE. 5-8054 ASPHALT P: \VING
Late © av Drevions te publication For new deparemtnt in large re-| We will add to our sales fore y poly Fox Dry Cleaners, 719 41538, Baxter and Livingston Ft- EL.DERTY Vv WAN ALT PA ;
Transient Want Ads may Tt sor 2 one Wreck | paces uaa aco ek ee a. ground. Good working | _nasce Co. 6 Ww Lawrence St. "ing fe bane WANTS PAINT- Driveways and parking areas. Cash
. mar , ee m | P
De canceled up to 8:30 the OPENING FOR NEAT APPEAR- ag ‘om missions een Waitress conditions; modern well- WHITE WOMAN WANTED TO Scraurmcee CARPENTERS | Asphalt | Paving Co. PE 2- wa
day of publica ce masved ae SU ars Oe at once. for ad- a Hit Acres Dairy , care for ceiidron end do ligt | spprenticn £1 years old wants N
ASH WANT AD RATES very wee a ronment Ca on vancement. FE for appoint sod"w, Maple. Birmingbem. lighted workroom. OL Ref s. Live in. Gora OLive 1-3602 AT TENTIO?
= . pe eee staat DERLY MAN DESIRE n Brick block and stone work. fire-
1 Day 3 Days 6 day ler Brush FE Git, To bo Koken Gab. 2280 : WOMEN WANTED scaping of similar work. FE 2-3305 _ Places a specialty FE 68920 Golf and FR Excellent salary, paid| fo _reméer AVON personalized | after 5:30 ;
a $1.25 «$1.68 «82.82 qaiesmen Union Lake Road, off Commerce ies Z service Make income in spare| 7.) Pm Al PLASTER COM
$ 312 ge WE_ARE READY TO PLACE 7] Gewirn —_ weekly; sales personnel] time. Pleasant work, po experi. Lie oy DIOOTHG” LAWN BREEDING | mercial and residential Quality .
00 60 $40 GENERAL HOUSEWORK. STAY . - oot ones necessary Call Mrs, Mar-| follime rakine and rubbish haul. Popate ip. EM ,
ADDITI * cet 7
$ oe 864320648 PONTIA’ AREA YouTL wARN| ° efer _ excellent are paid commission ON| garet Harvey before 10:00 am.| ie FE 4120 OR N
286 = 8.04 7.86 For-maintenance of our Tel-Huron| MI 1 NTHLY | _¢s._PF 8323 all merchandise gold.| S4_sher 7 pm_ FE 27081. If no /CANDSCAPING | OFWERAL Wa TW! Gement work, Immediate service
; a 83 of store in Pontiac: excellent salary:| APPOINTMENTS ONLY MONTH. |OIRL FOR MOUSEWORE. LIVE ae answer call $0280 marannnd Gabe Roth PE §-9501
k 7 b> Gaye 4 heat woth wok.) LY AND ANNUAL BONUS | _i ot pasa, or OL tee | Complete program of WHITE WIDOT F FACED LADY a erie rs BRICK ORLOCK STONE, FIRE-
irmingham Of cludes’ paid vacati loyee i, GFYFRAT MAID ; pared a ae at nad NTS Tiwi WORE PE! _wio-< © coment = abel
Mice discount for wife and group, hos. RECT SALES Pere Ne ored. must have city references el ob point Thor tne doles “tive a Seiees daw woe Oe _ BLOCK SAIK CHMENT wr WORK.
pitilization insurance plan Apply He) Prt, Fsee_T to live fond e ren excelient 1 w ‘our IKE or a reviaces 2-2468
Ph. Midwest 4.0844 to the Tel - Huron inlemen’s WILL TRAIN Bo ip good pay for right one? raining it a8 kind Part time. PEstn. | BRICK. PB
oo * store 9:30 to 4:30 =. MOET 12 TO 4 FE _person 48613. pay. Mi~w WiswEe thsi ERAPN BTTTL- i — Also chim . No job pon
. Dosing or shove’ rath PLe arge or t te
379 Hamilton W inkleman’ Ss Help Wanted a 7 ‘Please apply at the Tel- on — work. Ph PEAS
on. OAS Goal VORNACES.
mene flashing dias re
Huron projéct Tuesday,
pril . tt OF We Sie ow Stee
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ORGANIZATION W. T E
My ge mg Shy tthe oppeatunitien at 9 papery
, Dixie . profit deel direct.
z prope ravren cour tome | SnD PO pgtate ARTHI IR’ Winkleman's wore a | acetic BEA AAR R ARRAN AAS: ford's Market. 101 Orchard Lake MENT FEOISO __ saginaw. npc 2 Ri Tee's Drive-in. |
J EXPANDING IN LARGE CITIES BABY | aren FOR EVENING SALESWOMEN: Steady work Apply to Mr MePe: asist Witt C1RE E RaoREn Wits A
: Voorhees Siple Spening tp City Vol Pontiac nn | SINOLE ERPERTENCED MAN OF a wanes Peete” "| pun time and part time, vost |. egeepe en * “eal ie OF 28 . hee oak
“Ambulance fer Pane gg Bg direct subeosiers choride 2460 Duttor Rd 2 miles oe ced See ae = cial tte tor. women Short Order Cook | ae coo | i brick 7 oF 182.
Faia MA" | fers opportunity tor g.000 to sin | 2 mules rare of Reshestar “REAUT A ar behest cP to BD AM Appin te | SEPERIENCED,, COE, 2993 7s
Dons Tohns| Soe eee eee oe ro PPh find Naked lies chiar ne son- 1°) S| startea w am mer-| area, Lead furnished. Person :
Hoe. ise view. | must be capable of organising oo | © © AU 7 Seats, Roebuck Roebuck & ey iter me on ete Fostrion ti FOR MEN Bi .
reine | ERE RES ‘Poreonces| SEES | hialialan 2! one /
L a ; ; }
Service. 12| Business Services 13 - Ni sisisiemcaticiiniciceennstaindaia
“Television Service 22
ye a SAWS, LAWNMOWERS
E Bivd. N. FES-3100 | MANLEY Hee DAGLEY
PET SERVICE Saws— Lawnmowers
eink top repaid and sored a we 6976 or FE 32-0634. : , TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV-
cu - +. Free estimate. EB 4-9006. rE 11-8628.
xed or contract A No too large or too small commercial and ling: plan MU 6-1037
tnces” Mvitis pana | WAN LAWN MOWER” SHARPEN EAVES TROUGH gry, FE £4im or FE soot after
. Gas and Ot uron
on. x: ne Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 Taxes 14 FLOOR SANDING SLAVING — IN ED HAWLEY TAX ACCOUNTANT we 401 Central FES 1041 Argyle PE 2.
PENCE WORK OF ALL L KINDS. Dressmaking, Tailoring 14 16
Free.
FLOOR LaY BANDI ALTERATIONS
finishing, 10 years cnete sagas ing. One axD Danes Baz
Modern equipment. John Taylor. fasivon. guaranteed. FE 5-7082
phous PE ¢-o820 __-_ | REWHAVING EXPERTLY DONE FLOOR BANDING - OLD FLOORS Suits superbly tailored be et
@ specialty. Cari Bills, FE 2-578. | DressMAKING AND ALTERA
GENERAL BUILDING | REPAIR _tions. PE 52765. 16 Palmer.
Brick stone and cement work. aga Walls rire
Plastering and tile wk. PE 42200, __ Garden Plowing 16A
GENERAL CONTRACTORS COM Sa te
mercial residential Burgess Con EDMUNDS & SON
struction Co. MA4-1872. Walled Garden Piowin: > a Bulidozing
Peake a Mowing an seeeOk |
GARAGE DOORS. SALES AND | PE 17-6991 OR 3-6657
service remodeling Estimates GARDEN ELOwIN”
free Oakland Home _ Improve-
ments 4175 Dixie Hwy OR OARDEN PLowina’ AND FYT-.
ting 3-811
GNAR ANTEED ROOFS. ALL ose ys N ie Vi
kinds Est 1916. JA ptugus 383 | cinity of Clarkston oe THE VI
N Cace FF we, cL cad Dashchaw MA b-OI04
HOUSE ane GARDEN PLOWING AND LIGHT | OAkiand 83669 a! er of Crescent Lake
Jo" FLEMMING. FLOOR “LAY:
ine. on finishing. 155 Ecdl- Gannen PLOWING. BY THE Lor |
son 32 PE 40977
_ identificat Cc
HOUSE RAISING © GARDENS . PLOWED AND FIFTED pr FaRineer Gages wile |
Bulldosing, grading. excaca' one =e gg ogg iP Cook. 1 with yellow face FE 42069
eee Eee eenare FE, toms —“‘“‘CS™C*™*;*C* CWLOST GLASSES IN CABE AT WA-
= —_—-|G@ ARDENS PLOWED WITH)! ‘erford High Return to 75
HOUSE RATSING | either tractor or rototiller FE _ Winding Dr
Mick, Wieck! and cement weet of | ° ore | LARGE COLLIE cate FURNISHED
all kinds FE 5-6840 GARDEN PLOWING DISCING| _— hg or ae $25 00 re-
- —— | and leveling. All power lift equip- |
LOOK!! i ment PE 43371 iat GERMA‘ SHORTHAIRED . pointer maié Lver and white
PLOWING YARD , envel 4 Call Stace Fish Hatchery Dray. . _ : . on lapin IR 3-1421 Reward
HOME OWNERS sowina—¥ AND LEVELING |LOST BEAGLE DOO 1. YEAR
ALUMINUM AWNINGS | Pient truckinc of all winds FE} 4, @ Auburn Nelchts Reward
+6229 is ;
HEAVY ALUMINUM DOORS $39 ——— LOST. CHILDS NAVY BLU® Coat ROTO-TILLING
STORM WINDOWS FE +7000
(ALL SIZES EXCEPT PICTURE) ROTO TILLING
FE 54372
2. BOTTOM PLOW GARDEN.
socsoed _ grading and leveling OR 32398
ORDER NOW AND
SAVE FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY oa
~~ : Ph. Pontiac Laundry _daion
LACE CURTAINS» PLAIN ‘OR “RUF.
fled, beeutifull ished. Pontiac FREE EST. NO OBLIG TION
rE +4600
MASON [ALTERATIONS . a 5
pairs Ail kinds EM 3-4879 _Laundry Ph ye 01
MASON “& CEMENT ‘WORK FREE .
estimate Our work guarangeed | Landscaping 18 A
A J Webster & Son 2R 3-9402 - as
MAURICE GLEVERING AND ) SONS 5$-0800 40M FACTORY TO YOU Pa Laundry Service 18)
| Dac }
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CRANES patie ctevte SERVICE
Compiete lawn dullding an! main
abine: meking FE |+ tenance OR +8787 FE ¢6510 af- | ree AND ROUGH ~ CARPEN- ter 6 pm_
ter No Job too small. PE 74157. | ggwrucky BT UE GRASS 80 PLUMBING AND HEATING H 8 45c a yaru delivered LI _1-8477
——s 2 3167 OR ~~ TANSCAPE SERVICE __)-8639 a ______—- | Seeding. fertilner ond shrubbery
REMODELING | Can MUtual 40144 of 532 W
oanacns AND ae | Huron, Milford Michigan
boars: PIMA TES - TERMS LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN
STOPPERT & CECIL | “service lawn building and main-
4380 Dixie Hwy Drayton Piains tenance. Arthur Frantsen FF
OR }772 ff no answer OR 3-200 «655560 __
NURSERY 80D EVEROREENS
Ranver Roofing Co. | “\rrube Sorin cleanup and trim
3 YEARS EXPERIENCE ming Topping fertilizing rolling
Shingles siding flat roofs. recost | Patios terraces and rock garden
tne and repairs FHA terms Flan ~ “Year guarantee Plans drawn e*
ders 1-2340 reverse charges | ttmates free FHA terms [awr
~ a moe e : —— | maintenance Robinson and Sons
RE CLAIMED | Tandscaoing Lincoln $8365
“CC | LAWNS RAKED -——, daa
MATERIAT alien tnd ates
Piste glass 3se 34 CENDUCAPIRNG. Apes UP
Giass * Se eect | _work. Tree service +4196
Exterior store doors $4 each | — —— =
Used sash ste-1 sash | Moving & Trucking 19 Devoe Fiat Paint $3 gal. Various, ~~ ~-~ ~~~
eolors 7
BRANDON LUMBER | “Sap a setvery Good service AND SUPPLY CO. | _St reas rates PE 17-0750 anytime
423 Mill St. ee for service—big or smali—
_ Ph Ortony 7 vind | Reasonable rates
R O SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. | HAULING OF ALL KINDS REA. sand Phone FE FE 2-685? ina end finish nen
_ $-0502 oe ees a ORS ER
SMALL CONTRACTOR WITH WELL ‘ashes & rubbish hauled Clean organizes crew would like oppor i yy PE ¢5134
tunity to b'4 rough ‘nm cobs pro) | a OR 3-939 ft LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
a ectior etna Uw iee. 3-0001. aft ¢ Rubbish hauled FE 72-0603
PRENCHING LIGHT TRUCKING RUBRISH “AND
Pootings field tile and water _Sshes FE 42266 of FE 2-2425
tines OR 13-7640 LIGHT HAULING ODD JOBS
WELL. EQUIPPED MASON CREW) _Cheap 5893
would to bid on Project “ee WITH % TON TRUCKS
_fommercial work FE4 rao work Call any time FF 6
~ Building Supplies 512A) Oo DELL CARTAGE _
YOUR FOME. RELI- | Local and ay Distance’ Moving
able firm will finance A-1 build- _ $-6806
ing materials at low rate of | SUDDEN eS ASHES aS RUB
interest. Por incomplete and dish and light trucking FE ¢6079
basement homes only. Write Pon- TOP SOIL. FILL DIRT GRAVEL.
_ tac Press” Box Ps) | sand Black dirt FE 2-1003
. | TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- Business $ Services _ 13 bish anytime FE 3.9296 RS 5
ACE TREE REMOVAL. | Trucks for Rent “OR 39 TRUCKS TRACTORS
ACE ‘ASPHALT ALT PAVING } AND mse AND EQUIPS ENT
cavating service. Driveways and |“ Ton or pe Ba Ton Stakes
eg arcas. Free es — Dum rucks d
S80 EE ontiac crt an y Ce Ske ‘ <
APPLIANCE SERVICE | Industrial Tractor Co. We service all eC yer sna oP 4 01-FE 4142
and all t of small tances | Var iw VET WITH 2? TON STAKE TRUCE
Roy's. ite Oakland A mail sppianess FE 44088.
A & B TRENCHING | RE DUCED RATES
—s water lines. field tile, le van td serve you. Smith
961. FE 44864
eo MAKES OF FOUNTAIN | PENS) 7OLLMnn MOVING AND STOR-
repaired by factory trained men age Agents for N. American Van
a@ our store. Genera) Printing & | Lines Large vane snywhere in
office y Co. 17 W. Law-, United States Quick service FE
rence St one FE 30135 | 55-8562, 41 N Perry
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS x
Walls anc Windows cleaned Ph Painting & “Decora ng 20
LLP OPP
FE 2-163! 7
CARPENTER WORK ALTERA- A-} PAINTING @ DECORATING
tions. modernizations also custom winter rates th Apr 20 Work
building. OLive 2-1221 .~ guaranteea§ free estimates FE
- ) 49208 ee
CHIMNEY WORK | COMPLETE ~ PAINTING WALL-
Act now betore the rush, clean, | ing. bs bape g maintenance CASH
repair rebuild, build — chim-
Neys, specialize in installing gas | et YO
chimneys, also clean repair — ia consi U |
aces furnaces boilers. by ges ideas! |
mace ead Chimney ie es) tle UPAINTING AND DECORATING,
EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- +
moving, | PE 11-6822.
~ EAVES T TROUGHING | NG
“Bryan P. Prench rem Pantie and Decorating | bbeng washing and paper removed
Free Estimate PE 5-0724
‘arm air heating & sheet gv PAINT ING
eae eter ree kiscraic MOTOR SERVICE RE- PAPERHANGING
tiring & ——— 218 E. Pike 25 vears «xperience and reason. |
ft FE. +398 42171 . able rates Ee
Ol PLASTERING NEW AND RE
E. A\ eST ROI GHING | r work 2 years experience
Guaranteed. FE 50635 ew work 0c per yd jabor and
ELECTRICAL material, Patch work reasonabi¢
SEWER CLEANING _Quick service MUlberry 92004
duke Sunday Serv, Ph. PE +2012 PAINTING. PAPERHANGINO ANT AND i m estimates
EXPERT TREE TRIMMING | & RE- ati is *e
_moval. Ph. PE $-6593 or OR 3-2000| Baintr =e DECORATING. GUAR-
@, MOORE: ELECTRIC iC SERVICE. anteed reacnable prices FE
ensed electric contracto:
39-8758. PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, PA-
GENERAL REPAIR | WORK, per removed, © wall L wedhing | Bel-
= <n wee os PAINTING, we. PAPERTNG.§ PAPER |"
metal Pick up and delivery. FE _ White, OA eorseewe. SS coat
= a Est PAPERING - PAI} PAINTING
PE 5-5842 eS RATISP ACTION SsURED
KITCHEN CARINETS 5 WILLIAMS, FE 3-164
Custoin made—Production Price WOMEN WON oso WASHING | OR 3 pine
Quality, material and workmanship
Free estimates OR 3-7798 wart BNPERINO. yy PAINTING
HOUSE MOVING POLES) Wall Washing & Painting
0 SHA { Herbert Hall, FE_ 22706
> teed. Pree wk ork Livery | Wall Washing & Painting
65 Lineoin Ave. FE 2-6873. Reasonable, PE $2211
PA FABTERING AND PLA!
& C1) ACCessort i
PE s-0676. FE S-08%5 Leo PORTRAITS. | FRAMES,
‘A ® a - Porma: and Candid Lo-
able rates. All work guaranteed. Pata feotie 12 EB. Pike, FE
PLASTERING DONE ALL TYPES
""Bneelient Niwort guarantees. ree-| Television Service 22 no PALL PLL LPL LL PD
PUMBTERING NEW AND RE- DAY. NIG¢T. ee SERVICE|
ir. FE 71-0251. aia ee
PLASTERING Fv REPAIR_ARY oom paFD Ie ‘ MITCHELL'S. TV. 100 N Saginaw “PE 22671
cae Service 22A
Tinting civ Co 7 W. Lawrence
. Upholstering 23
AL'S UPHOLSTERING
ane wim, free fy Be ag red
—s custom
furniture, upholstering. 4 8. Tele- |
Phone FE 5-888
Beadle FE 5-)927.
Scania REFINISHING. AN-
Uiques ®@ specialty. FE 56-7332
| ARE YOU MOVING? CALI rE
SLIP CQVERS. DRAPES & BED- __ spreads. Your material, FE 5-5797
Lost & Found 24 ewe
an we
LOST WHITE ENGLISH caine
bitch. Tan spots on head
ears, Name ‘Judy FE 1.6506
Lost ‘SMALL BROWN DOG WITH |
Biaine St Sat. a him
come home FE 5-1425
| LOST SILK HEAD SCARF, BLUE
_ With red roses) FE 2-546)
LOST SAT. APRIL 17. STU-
dent's glasse;. Brown upper frame
trimmed with silver hearts. clear
plastic lower Blue case with
size 6 tn Ped-re!s Dox vicinity of
Kresges Reward OR 13-1851
LOST ONE BROWN MANILA FN
velope containing large amount
of money, and personal papers
Lost in down town area. FE Adam»
SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE 58
more room unfurn house to
rent in or near Pontiac i
decorating. References oo Reward
SKILL SAW APPROXIMATE
* watany of Walton. between air-
Pea Rd and Disie Reward OR
AYED FROM 7 PARKHURST
black and tan hound FE 4-784
WILL THE MAN WHO PICKED UP
Barcelona hat Sat eve at the
Waidrofii Horel please = return
Identity known
WIL! THE PERSON WHO STOLE
male Irish setter from Bald
Mountain Rd Saturday please re
turn He's the pet ars ‘ small |
_children Ca: call F® 5-0831
Zs } _ Phy sio-Therapy 24A
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE
Special foot technique 72 Elm, Share Living Quarters 30
_ St. FE 4-285!
__Notices & Personals 2s GIRL
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING
a friendly adviser. contact Mrs
Vernon Vie Ph. FE 2-8734 Cor
fidential, The Salvation Arm)
DAINTY MAID POR SUPPLIES
Mrs Burnes, PB 2-8814 93 Mark
DR A A KANTER FOOT poke
cialist. 3‘, S Saginaw FE 3-7526
HELP WANTED’
! promised Cy Owens | would sell
35 new 1954 Fords this month. If
you Rave $100 $200 or $300 or an
older trade of equal value to put
down ! ran deliver you a new
1954 Ford. fully equipped Please
cal] me tmmediately. Bob Courser
at PE 5-4101
ITS A TREASURE BEYOND
measure Fina Foam for ciean-
ing rugs end updolstery, Waites
Notigns
KNAPP SHOES
ee FE 54-6720
: MASON SHOES © -
A® last’ Day Long Foot Comfort
Phone EMpire 13-8194 pfter 4 p. m
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
@#17-54. I wih not be responsible
tor any debdts contracted by any
other than myself Hobert Mont-
omery, 8045 Hall Rd. Utica,
lich =
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY
+20-54 I will not be responsi
for any debts contracted by reap
other than myself Milo L Loop
4835 Filer, Pontiac. Mich -
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE,
#19, I wil) mot be responsible for
any debts contracted by any other
than myself Clarence Lilova 38
N Midland, Pontiac Michigan
PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE
FE 2-3125
REDUCE AND RELAX
Resuits with every visit vast,
safe and scientific FE 4-413!
STUDENTS OF ROOSEVELT HIGH Schoo! Keego would like clothing
of early 1920's for annual talent
_show FE 1-410
WILL MAKE IRON FURNITURE
porch railing and-fire escapes for
your specifications. PE 4-3026
WALLPAPER FACTORY OUTLET
now at 106 N. Saginaw St. FE,
2-6611
WE SELL AND BUY
5
BETTER
used clothing. THRIFT SHOP, 19
8. Saginaw. 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS $6 50
_ Tupper OR _3-7061 |
are next. Call OR 3-8876 Mr
| Printed napkins. 3 dav service.
Sutherland Studjos, 18 W. Huron,
“Wtd. Child. to Board 26
BABY OR SMALL Ppl DREN BY
week or day FE
Wtd. Household Goods 27)
Entire home or odd lots Get the
it dollar. Will buy outright or
1 it for you. BB. ED |
sale Ph. OR 3-2717.
LET US BUY IT OR AUCTION IT 33's W
+ for you. ¢ OA 86-2681.
ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST Pode Wanted Real Estate 32A 2 ROOM FURN LLB LBD OOOO furniture buyers. cash waiting.
FE 4.7881. eel NTED TO BUY ALL oe oF
furnitufe. Ph. FE 2-55
WE PAY CASH FOR eee FURNI-
ture. FE 5-2766
WANTED 6 YEAR CRIB WITHOUT
mattress excelient condition
one FE 5-5583
$xl2 KRUG, FLORAL PATTERN
must be in good condition. MI |
_ 44012 Bham
arnanns
STOP! LOOK!
Wtd. to buy houses, barns cot-
tages, garages and other build-
ings to be moved or torn down.
HP. 8 Ph, MY¥_2-6432,
ing into heat—b of same
breed. Call FE Pr) anytime
WANTED TO BUY A 2 WHEEL
_ trailer. FE 5-014?.
WTD. TO BUY FROM PRIVATE
rt ood ae is 2 fecae
ms P Button” Pn. MY 2-64 les onan
Money Wanted . 28A nS. PLP LL
reasonable 2 of 3 room furnished |
—> Phone OR 3-1926, after
THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1958
SLICE OF HAM , ,
HOME SERVICE CALLS — 0.0 | Rent nturnished 34| For Sale Houses YY.
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
| $750 ‘Down
Commerce Area Make us an offer-o
today. 2 bie asi Cedrooms, fal
py e ca room
UPHOLSTER-
- Sree gg He oe Rd. EM.
isan a cusToM ~ BUILT
an tphotstering- HY All On One Floor
Near Fisher ‘Body
3 home with y of
room for a big family. rn to
minute. Full basement
ON SOUTh 8AGIN.W 3 OR 4} 5% yard, Reasonably priced room apt rad wor couple c to mettanee. A fine prop-
WIth references” teat end} —--08ty-—- was
DRAPES “SLIPCOVERS “MATERE |
LAKE HOME. FURNISHED. 5 Rent Houses Furnished 48| \¢ar Waterford High ~ ~ a~~ | AD me arco conditioned 2 ved-
FURNISHED HOUSE UNTIL SEPT.| [oom home, pulle i t nuorse 1, couple only. Must have refer- painted walls Prefab ga-
ences OR 37328, ___ | page available. $10,950, terms.
rooms and . steam heat, year 7 = bath sea y Uy AMD MD SELL
erence One child allowed. FE
__ 20847
~ Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 NICHOLIE «
2 Wanted Real Estate 3. 32 Ly
LISTINGS WAWT ED
Buyers are waiting __ Wanted’ to Rent . For Rent Rooms 37
naz oor aves =| Bateman | BEAUTIFUL LARGE SLEEPING FREE TO LANDLORDS. LISTINGS |
Couple with 2 small giris
Box 13, the Pontiac
DESIRE § OR 6 ROOM house or cottage on tele and Cottages
MILLER: LISTINGS WANTED
We have customers waiting for
homes pow covered by GI mort-
We can get you all your FREE SERVICE TO ALL LAN
Qualified Tenants Purnianed
NO CHARGE-RENTAL
Wet 250 ople wait im t
ai Rice ah a toca) tad NICE ROOMS QIRia. $6 to $10 Inquire 547
NICE DOUBLE Room FO ‘FOR RENT
WANTED TO RENT FOR DOING ae AS BTONE
oil
Your Property ? | Must be *! thin 20 “nibs ri
ri It DOESN'T PAY!
S chert care of wir prone prospects saves you Ume
ake and residential prop
We handle all details for
financing and closing COMFORTABLE R OOM TWIN
HAS SMAIL HOUSE TO
share Sith gir] in Drayton
73
SHARE § ROOM NODERN
home with 2 refined ladies. Write |
Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32
LAND CONTRACTS 1075 W Huron -
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH
OvuICK CASH
Just call PE 46306 Cash | Waiting
are vra‘e to satisfy
concerned large down
*BORRIS & SON Telegraph Rd
“Want to Sell?
-holie & Harger Co
Unlimited room | ~~ oe Smee : ~~
home on ’ to 3» eee of land
| WE NEED LISTINOS ee FARMS.
Cash awaiting small builders for |
Highland tracts on good property Call FE ¢
2-0340 and ask for Ted MecCul- | Lae OR LIST r YOUR LAKE
Office 2800 Commerce Pr .
DOING BUSINESS AS STONE
REALTY 2 BEDROOM ance BRICK |
TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR OR 6 ere wopd HOUSE. PRIVATE |
to see, 43 W. Huron
16.
$6 MORTGAGES ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN
fet = eb St Can pay up to $2,000 down
Rent Apts. Furnished 33| Clarkston ™ Ww
1 LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN-
ette. Idea! for bachelor. FE 2-0666
89 State St @opr o
B. D. Chi ARLES
\ — . Sanit Peon Pe —
At our dieposal a A nee new 2 ROOMS AND BATH. COUPLE
" rton
ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. FURNISHED APT
RFAITY CO REALTORS
a OOPERATIVE MEMBERS
1 Fvenings and Sundays
'FURNITURE NEEDED 1075 W Huron
washing, paperhanging & clean-— FURNISHED APART-
dry, 501 S Jessie FE 40
2 ROOM. MODERN. STOVE AND
refrigerator, adults only.
t
_ FE 2-6223 2 ROOM
__Cow “land contract or equity
ISHED APT. Hi
at rear in basement
2 AND 3 RMS ~ ADULTS ONLY. kh vane, RENTAL
41
If you nase a home or equity you 9° ROOMS. “NEWLY DECORATED
ern
n19 Orchard Lake Ave. CHRISTIAN COUPLE. Sieh ned a and en purchase the property ourselves. | =
m
CLEAN LIGHT HOUSEKERPING
eh FE 2
Wtd. Miscellaneous. _28| * ROOMS arate.
2 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE
Two men or work-
ing couple 392 Midway
3 ‘ae ON TONG LAKE, MY
home or farm Call us on y ROOMS AND > naa, TH. CLEAN,
the phone, we will be at
*your home within 1 hour.
our offer before you -
_FE?
‘4 ¢ ROOMS forks BATH. COUPLE
apt 30 James St FE 2-
FURNISHED APT. - OM
children welcome $100 a SA
first and last months rent in ad-
vance. for information see Mikes rPF*"| Roger B. Henry
ps -— =e Woodward at Square i a ¥
605k E WITH STEADY EMPLOY. ___ Rochester, Michigan — Office on a
wish to buy from private owner
room home or bungalow with
ol] or gas heat also) pr LAKE ORION INCOM: en Mie —$00-— INCOME
eEEs AND APRS ALL WIRES. ee emily Rental Agent. F' FE 4-2583__
LAKEFRONT
DRAYTON PLAINS REA BARGAIN =s ms
Rochester, private. entrance, couple only no OL, 24400
WORKING rye TO SHARE +5083. K. red Derove Realtor | _larce apartment FE
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
GREEN L RKE “OFFICE
— oe }) * Bennoom oye team ae) ~=6AND HARGER CO
| BIRMINGHAM. 2 BEDROOM| 3% W. Huron 8. Ph. FE $8183 home, oi! furnace, eutometic hot 8:30 ‘til 8:30
water, refrigerator and stove = NO!
tional. $100 a month, deposit ai a Ee TIO, $ ROOMS
orick terrace. west side quick
Qe. 4-8975 ee gonsccsion Leaving state FE
WALLED LAKE * ROOMS ALL i785 after 3 p. m.
modern conyeniences. Shower.| ATTRACTIVE 4¢ ROOMS. BATH lish d beach 8'S weekly. De- — 3 miles from town.
PE 5-5672. * Texes 41200 ae rte, eatin peor, Keseteh
fe ittehen. Call for eros
‘'L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron FE 2-4810
Member Co-op Real Estate Exch
BIRMINGHAM. “3 BEDROOM AND
BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM HOME.
room Nicely furn. Private en-
trance. Bus Near General Hos-
pial, For 1 or 3 clean people. | Attention Veterans
CLEAN FRONT ROOM NEAR Only $1,000 down plus mort- Be ranc gage costs buys this dandy
Fierence wets, om me 2 room bungulow Tile
bath. shower, 16 ft living
— — — _——— rE room and dining l
| painted basement, gas air
| canon crea we VENTI conditioned heat sutomatic
lated sleeping room Close water heater. storm sash
FE 5-3481 after 6 and screens and fenced
LARGE ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING a oo. oe
room on west side. PE 43664 Aon
W,_ Barca. ___ Near Huntoon Lake
this summer o Kitchen —_ built 2 bedroom bun-
lia gag el 1 of 3 pocecotll Write galow with expansion attic,
F oodeng all EL engeor Rosca i _—
PLEASANTLY LOCATED, 5 MIN- maf phoned
utes walk uptown sleepunr room fireplaces, aL uae aataae
for refine¢ ladies only F® %+3208 900 ft. site You should see
| SLEEPING ROOM PRIVATE this one today.
home Ho water ° 7 Thorpe
81 EEPING ROOM ~ MEN. MI “+1583
_Birmingh vy _ Auburn Heiglits
SLEEPING ROOMS Excellent family home with FE +144 five large rooms and beth down er sion attic wi
__ Rooms With Boar Board — 1 38 room for S mere rooms gas
ee er heat 2 car garage and
BOARD. CHEAP EAT AT MOR- large parcel $0x250. Only
ris lumen Sleepin rooms next $8 450
PE 30341 561 8 Sanford
beds 1 or 2 gentlemen PE 2-3429 Ranch Style
| GENTLEMEN GLEAN ROOMS. —- situated on leo ft
good meals Near Pontiac & Fisb- e bedrooms. wall-
ers PE 2-031" Ft PEE ni gas heat,
| ROOM ANT BOARD 28 CHAR. 1% ear garage. solid cement
_lotte off East Howard. drive and foundation tn for
—_—— —————— breeteway ee tae
Hotel Rooms 39 fectly West ly
ROOMS BY av OR WEEK
HOTE! UBUERIN $3 . terms
Cooking and action Unit. Kk alm sen
Also 1 or 2 Room gg
Ph 464 Aubur:
NOTE! ROOSENELT.
Newly decorated. By week -_
suttes by week Reas. rates. FE
58196 . 377 B Tele
Rent Stores 40 |
| BUILDING 40x100 CORNER or | LINES
Opdyke and Pontiac Rds. Ideal |
for super market FE 2-
lee OMfain St id Cla. OS tea ein. Id L Top 1 ARE "Et RONT |
RES 43, Lovely $ room lakefront home
tor Sale Hoo Large living room and kitchen
with picture windows overlooking
‘a Beautiful wooded ‘ot. Only
ANN SUBURBAN FAST
ETT | sca wae OFFERS privileges om Gallaway Lane. Only
CRAWFORD AGENCY
bed . sun rch.| Realtor 2141 Opdyke Open Eves
rg * eanbinntion FE +1540 : DONELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT
Realtors FE. 4-0528
feng -Eves & Sun
— — | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
te ioe yoories eam “ean ot’ Brick Income 10 APARTMENTS -—- Plus
| North End : —— shop. An —— “
MODERN 5 ROOM AND . per year se
— = —— at an im good west od
eco i rm
niechon.. full seen with — pay for this rota
ew gas furnace. storms &
ceneenal insulated, ol es Terrific investment at $39,-
a and an: - 500. Appointment please
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
room bungalow, in fine Prone. FE 1103 or FE 10004
be aha dng Real Estate E 2 Eschange
kitchen om b nook,
bedroom down and 2 up BRANT NE W
1
Full basement with stoker $1500 DOWN. Here is a home that
heat, storms and screens, will bring you end your fami)
breezeway and garage for years come
aluminum @ s and car- has 3 bedrooms with sliding closet
peting included. $15,000, doors, tile bath. large living room
terms. with @ e, modernistic
. kitchen eating space extra
-|$') \cre Nursery | large utility room, heated by well
from Pontiac Living room worth the asking price of $10
with natural fireplace, ex- See it today and make us prove |
tra large kitchen and dining
room. full basement. barn a.
24x30 Many lerge pines and
evergreens. 40 fruit trees
$19,500, $4,500 down.
Pine Lake Are
Wane Em aes! BROS. ik lg hm fh in ios? cor.
pe v room with nat- 5
ural corner fireplace, cer- Pea. ® an A. om 1 to
OR oR_}- amic tile bath, modern kitch- 5000 "Di Dixie cigreey. Waterford : known Coleman biend-sire! olf fur- Spacious # bedroom mod- nace Located on large suburban
ern home ideal for country lot. When you leok at this home
ving. located 10 minutes we know you wil] say it's well
garbage
disposal. Full basement. oi! .
cad parece, Les Sale.) BUNGALOW
* . . finished large room. west side
Roy Anne tt Inc. location, full —— gas heat.
REALTORS aluminum storms and screens,
28 E Huron FEderal 3-7193| paved drive tenons back yard.
Oven Evenings and Sunday 1-4 and more $12.600 Terms
- +A Solid Home for a J. R. HILTZ
Solid Family LTOR We couldn't say that his 148's . ‘se inaw St
house was extravagant, but FE 5-6181_ ve.. FE $8435 every square foot is useful
and comfortable. Rambling
ranch style at only 2 vears
aig Hg ng Build Now — with extra closet space. The Y tet us build you a new kitchen. Pg and utility now. The best labor and Taree
crpenay all oversized. Plans and models to choose from.-
Priced a caly $11,000 with Financing arranged.
only $3,000 down.
FE 2-5053
Lake_ Ra wil | build | anywhere.
ADAMS BY OWNER. NEW RANCH TYPE
$5 coom and bath. Tiled bath. oak
floors, plastered walls, forced Fol
2 complete 3 oi] furnace, 2 blocks from
bin ¢ sec a | Seen ee schoo! ft. frontage. Call
beth ¢ old. These 2 homes ate :
are on 2 acres of land. Perfect investment, only $1,500
ee’ 2 >. eae) iL. jown J
This 4 ts 8 dream
w ane ®
living room rug nee and ac v Pull
qa 000
ie ere oe care oe Aeburn Ave, (“ss FEI 2 BEDROOMS - Stairs to partly
F. O. RORABAUGH
$i r
nice rooms for you Paved street
Exce’ *” Perfect
dition. See one if you want a
money-m
$11,500 Large Lake Colonia! with
two Baths, paths, two tots > stached ert nice fireplace a La Large in beauuitul
condition.
tile bath on Ist. Stairs to unfin-
ished 2nd Pull basement, fenced
yard. Only $3,800 down. $68 —
monthly. Owner MI 4-0356
= heat, & min trom down
EAST rovpuaBaN. a py Down
5 rooms & bath. al) large rooms
basement. furnace *. acre lot
1, bieck to bus. $6,600. full
price. e
CLARK
EAST SIDE. $7960. PULL PRICE |
Well built 2 bedroom bungalow
3 pe bath. targe vesement, fur}
nace. water heater, blacktop st |
“FOR BETTER BUYS -
——
$1500 DOWN. § rooms, dandy 3
pe. bath, attractive modern kitch-
en, 2 bedrooms oil floor fur- |
nace, large living & dining room
glassed front pocch, utility 1 car
gerege Very neat You ll ope 4
and also the low price of 36 800,
Shown by aa 4
RK
TRADE oR SELL Modern 2
bedroom bungalow in Huron Gar-
dens Has basement. of] heat |
garage shaded corner jot 98.500 |
Will trade $3,300. equity for an-
other home of good going bus!-
bess
FOR BETTER BUYS
IF THESE ARE NOT INTEREST-
ING PHONE cull or drop
wo A. our . office look over
s Paine at our
rv Perhaps we can sell your
property or arrange @ trade for |
you.
CAMERON H. CLARK FE 46492
1362 W. Huror Open Evenings /
C-operative Rail E-tate Exchange |
CLARKSTON HOME
room dinin:
ted Kitchen with reom arpe’ breakfast bay. breezeway and at
tached garage full basement. |
swker hot alr, near schools, many
extras Call MApie 52331 ener)
430. 6542 Chu:
| CABIN, 2 ROOMS. 12x24x8, bath .
storms and
$8,100 1 It's
PUL. IT's W
DRAYTON WOODS
sence, of Rept,
attached ¢ landse te
en a .
DREAMS DO COME
TRUE ° 4 "
Catton 68 ranch tyme bal . te
pt neg a with a 23° living pe.
screens. $1,925 down. SU AND FRESH AIR
y-—-To Sell—To To
YOu BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE Ir
MAHAN REALTY CO.
Member Co-op Real agg Ine,
FE. 2-0263
Open Eves ‘til 8 Sun. 10-4
‘$l 250 DOWN On this 3 bedroom modern hom
located near new Parochial sc
with school bus service. West site
location The lot is all fenced in.
Full price? Only $5280.
MUST SELL!
This 3 bedroom face brick ter
race is a ¥ fine buy
folks are forced to sell because of
a om ther a = a te.
you for only 86 ¥ approx> *
mately $2000. down and 4
payments of $60 including tazes.
Now where can you ever rent 6
place like this?
moved on your lot a aied. r BEDROOMS
wired wood pane! wails eri |
eotting asphalt tile floor reasom |
_ able Co-owner, OR }-2053
CHARLES | $8.250 Ideal home for 8 > family,
large has breakfast nook
kitchen. also features ful
ment, oil heat Located on paved
road near schoois. Only $2500,
GILES REALTY CO
| WALTERS LAKE New 3 peareces 92 W Huron St FE 56178
ranch type Big picture window
in living room kitchen & Seek
fast nook overlooking the iase |
New Hot Point auto. washer dry-
er & deluxe kitchen range in
cluded, 5 big closets Sunny
Beach Country Clud gal
Priced at $13,750 with 85.7
down
UNFINISHED HOME Ovners live | Bae basements while completing 3]
“EF qs "R ; attractive ou
| STORE SPACE INQUIRE 200| NEW SUBURBAN ees ae reneh 7 S| |
57 _Voorhets PE 2-281. 2 bedroom home Large Bevin 4 Another hore jocaed on, York |
— ane 4) m and 4 area wely Rd has 8 rooms Suitable for
Rent Office ; Space * 41 hnehes and vy freom Lot. room apartments or large fam?
~— size ae — oe ae a i A baerga.n at $5,000 cash
HA. improvement ‘oan will fr
nance finishing cost
Pang YOUR PICK for $750 down
and MOVE RIGHT IN 4
rooms & bath on Princeton 2
4 room. stool 4. space for bath
on Palmer (3) 5 rooms & bath
with extra 3 room wcome house
on Highview, Lake Orion priv! |
leges. Call about these & other
low down payment homes
US AND G
BETTER ONE? WHY DONT YOU LIST YOUR |
HOME WITH ET A
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor |
FE 4-0521
1717 8 Telegraph Open Evenings |
Co-operative meal Estate Exchange
wit. terms
Russell ‘A. Nott, -Realtor
170_W. Pike "PE ees
RBAN
Lar Ser ae home in excellent |
c tion has every-
thing for comfort, Oak floors
rch across width
«=< seen to be appreciated wu
DOWN
os an bungalow with full bath,
basement with furnace and © ec:
tric automatic hot water heater?
eak floors, and plastered walls 2
it's close to school & bus. Full
price 96.200 with $55 per month
bedroom bungalow with auto
aikie ol] heat and automatic
hot water Oak floors and plas
storms and screens Walking ¢is-
tance to Fister Body
GEORGE R. IRWIN
REAL ESTATE
FE $0101 or FE 28544 _ |
‘269 Catdwin ae i:
IN AST SIDE. ¢ ROOM sem
” oak floors, painted walls |
in on ving room, combination storm
windows. screens and doors, love-
ly screened porch, near three
schools, store and bus, garage
paved street
§ room modern, steam furnace. |
auto. water heat. laree bedrooms |
and closets, paved street, bus
Call for appointment, ROSE Mc-
LARTY FE 22162
——
Flizabeth Lake Fstates
KENNEDY Oe PB TOR 8 m
joo7 W Huron, _4 3568
1 basement. Laree living Lede Ful ; |
Open 8 ‘tl 8
G 1 HOME
Only 10 percent down plus mige
costs for qualified GI Attractive
2 bedroom home with stairway
to atte Cleag as day was
built. oak floors. gas heat Com-
plete $11.000_ Better Hurry.
INCOME
Couple biecks off Saginaw St.
Main paved street Large modern
10 room semi-bungalow Has 2
OU beat 2 car garage
Gown
JOSEPH F..REISZ
53'2 W Huron 8t
PE 20250 MI 44419
Humphries RANCH HOME for delightful
country livine ‘es ecre and spe-
cious ranch home, over 1568 sq.
ft Huge living room ead rumpus
tone fireplace Ceramic i
tub and gi shower. Large
landsca lot with lake en
leges 5 « ® value at $1
Easy terms
Humphries EASY TO TAKE! Income from 3
apartments Its a dandy! Carpe
ed living room. modern kitchen,
opening Automatic : oll heat
UP $9,450. convenient terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Humphries TIRED? Enjoy this jovely bun-
alow trom the day you move in,
OTHING to do! In perfect con-
dition and as aftractive a 2 bed-
room alow as you'll find.
Fresh decorations, oi] heat, breeze-
way scaved =
— 80x21 fenced We urge
see this! $8.500 e. a
Humphries *REAETOR FE 2-0474
N_ Telegragh Open Evenings
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
HONEYMOON
SPECIAL
priv ry 5.
oe | AL. “0 eT. ‘Realtor
Co- cerns veer Estate
ms ve tli
{MEDIATE
| PC OSSESSION
$1.000 DOWN)
New 2 bedroom bungalow. all
modern full path oil furnace,
vacant. move in today
“TUG” BORST, Realtor
26‘. W Huron St cee
INDIAN VILCAG
Six rm, bdirck colonial. Gas heat,
en windows By owner,
sagiuatntinci
Ps
and
> 4 ‘
te
"THE PON IAC PRE RESS |
APRIL : 54 2
For Sale Ho
OXFO a 43
Heat RD __For Sale Hi
. : cated lean 2 oF ouses p
5 on fam = "
5 rms ily 43
am hee amily ome ie | “i FUNN
eee. oe on me VEN
1 $10, ROOM B
fureacs, ont Pull s10.979, te . USIN
ater fg, a N ESS
NEAR ST. 3 streamer) we | Sse aah _
PER Larg ST. MIK : eee
MON e 8 IKES 2 car room by
PAY TH street ues hom: ES ~ I garage home Hersh
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Lake Rd. rE ‘Ven . | re ft I ge ty . | HURON gerege $1 is sites. leeation excelent Opportunities
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we tIYING { dees cies ing. | FURN eat. 90,500, $20 - REALTOR | apace a oney to |
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baths fees and porch lg Ey i a a REALTORS Se a tT For Sale ed my bubbl a ee EP. 5 Nant gND - HI-WAY oe Pied Bares RON,
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owner FP og last | a -AKEFR was ts re ht oor eames 3 315 S s 8 Highlands. — Walled | swt down ness — © sas away 69 W Huron PUBLIC
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and pri and ets ee ture ud 3 Bea ake pos-| 8 SOME rer al EB es vos .
value $14,900 and pr th ng 2 bedroom: LEBA M ® brick 24 ce out cond- $1<. 900 selec vilege } utom foot wind and 4 room e | 'vD Tow a : Pon: state )
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: 000 bi ¢ mi c oa | y omp! full furnis a rms < ; TI State °
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rm. WEST ; wh se" at rood bath includ Porn gE roo seh room All subd: im ere is firepi home irm . is. ww g COA N PRIN HO | ___ Mortgage | Poa rr
mode 8u (; oa! school oak fi with es 5 tiac | leetrie m en Fy s Liv- $75 - bd vis: lake- your piace Le J 1! . Ph ater Ss CIPAL Use age
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Bet roast garage = W i PE 21317 | we 6 m a Me gare water | 1868 EX GRE . ROOMS Trai! A¥I a hi tkins I ly w eo lots Reiegrde a Open S vy tome a Mortearee -
for $0.8 lake — eet For golored H 14.008 Nowce’ Also . zu Unie rREG Conven AND B Walled | poe jot ke fron = “ Whiteo Aubu ——j} ro Bry Evenin FE 2-63 1 ¢ er die e- cane mt
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ar eet mediate | $24 as meine tet an | Urge 2 room 19 Acres’ | AS er auinmnan | boar tees asa: A wl caper ‘ore, on EM ee ee was Lat ; Sale Housetrat
furnac ra | gg Ma iy through or good pad, ville J Oy one 1 | lots 8 cant * nidcondlouts gain sae - s £ SIDE INST 2), tea sO DRIVELN ° “Housetrailers 55
garage, Cres a gg A a | out lacus wit or well I ae atebohes oy homee Sae | Hpi je sae HOUS eee SF dae sa ane ch. rec- ech is ineIDe | ome on" taped ailers 55
now Close slate men and s- 12 oa will er Sun- on the me ted 6 reem $500 ; Sor new $150 lake SF. wit ft Pa ts ode e nent ae — 4% 160 IDF ; fron c equipm AR } acc 55
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full a rm Tiled un- | be NEAP +518 L ba roo: 5 Saree room “ MAS Ms 32-4452 iE ‘ mot e PE Realtor 2-3038 ON = ESTA eater Une of coa lock
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“frontage nN for Breen, papi 8 $1500 CO rage 20 shee awe) ES tae in oe AL a ce © s a , ood ONT | : or
; wee ft $3180. Te busine garage fenced w On | and ) Do j il RT \ x ody ist tide location i quic owner from L FRONT 100 Ww Located 3 ACRES — | tract baba subu NERACT | LFR ENC
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only 788 7 for investment ae te Nott, Re landscaped A “bath ‘with Perens neni mete FE 40534 oe a ott T *R an | | ed jensen 3 ms berries gore: | — ping, excellent "rentag tlose C W st to you, 2 Sundar om
w } valli aeee., Au Sar ing ted = ce 4 aiteliy ; $700 | nstate — wae be leeigt wenn Realtor cach EM a - eon Near school “TUG Hy lent building site | Cor niet ood | stem pits GENER _
bd agg as Pine - — teceiee ORTH € $5008 Old F : me- Pg ay The ange ro IDDINGS a a Exchange pnd SUIL — erms last jong 5% ea BORST R — Lae O reotal ha be pew RAL, ~weet.
orn kitchen, ‘ve rm jant le th ITY Ppsedet pis I mouth’ incledes” bath. 50 80m prep taeda. f Cor BUILDINO STTES ON | S_W_Beree ST, R Shes & On om | wer ‘Gaase Ask sbeut car
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= La oT eal HS = ; Pa Ac floors, A we a reeeyteteclas ag) te all sy Nk one bose ak of § You 7 seed good te
7 Next cau penee rE sti pet eee i the rear of U Rede == room aroed ll paved ted walla, | iiicnen, — ale ene P BRENDEI on FLOYD k with $350 come sett te 38 to S800, { ats bare (eaNcae tts featured ®
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ment 2 bedroom MUST erms ice $97 New comer tlae 2 m: near I tilt c Pat ’ stor ern, full attac ms, eatu stov fu lak ern ae cre Powe et VIDEN | bers te foot 2 bed There
. re m he UST = 14 E Call FE Pi) cem t 41500 les akeril! PAN ot ms a I o price hed Sorcea ant ¢| . e ref rniture e — wer es | 8. EN} fo t e: . Ceo room ts
>-7784 me. SELL Pike +958 With ent | do {rom ine octane ons ake ath on! lie air tth $1 rigera vile avin NII travel mareret feral too.
— 4 good x wn Pon- onvilie ortvileg sereens DRA y $79S0 and oi} 850 tor inc vhs bev 5 Ww Law: Soc OAN mes 8a en eo a
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LAKE jerson ENCE W at) a ms. —$l y= Fes M- siea pres lee terms If aL $6.850 glenn h C RES G res st Detroit saa a ru -" neat goat
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! room cl race ng home On itive Real Cass is Lake” etmtnaieee eeu ana m with eee Pike mat Ai 6 \ _Eves BB oon Oux . Up! to Y ma rear feathers’ sei
Al b elect double Y Lot e of | Estate Ex ew Road cl d off t pile . with = and dinin priced work REIOR Steatabde a, LAKE F —— 5-47 r| Open H 1946 500 . Mlle South u rs sold bd
See aks Suuity eee was Enchenge $1500 | privileges | fea ‘ots $2800 peg — 2 car aa a a eee DOWN F snd 4 005 Dine Hey icks unmet ‘ost aed “w ‘Wake Orton “
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954
Auto Accessories 87! Sale Used Cars _ 61| CARNIVAL oo by Dick Turner! For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars. 61 _For Sate Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61| | For
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‘also have good | 54 Ford, only 1,700 Se eas 6 |$245 «$645 Sete eT ae haa Powergice. ee cea | Lo Buick 4 dr, Super. | 1946 Buick 4 dr., radio and} 1950 Dodge 4 dr., radio| 52 Buick 4 door and /
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stoes “veer” nda ediators, tres. miles .....---- $1,695 top. Ga'v1 a OS Radio, heater, undercoat, | heater. Runs and looks ae jh —— eve 'S3 Buick Riviera ‘ wheels and “body pars. (20 pet less insid d good. We have many altic Grey finish. '48 Pontiac convert:
@ Me™! 53 Dodge Meadowbrook IOS) Mercury spotiess inside and OUt.| More in this price group.| car is just the thing for d2¢ ws sonphta = Sedan, Gyromatic, : expan We're very proud to pre-| \O down payment re-| the person who desires a Paley! ee
BOLL EEE nro FARTS radio & heater. .$1,335 Radio, heater, ond Orden coeds | sent this car. You buy| quired. car with lots of good 4 door
ee ne | ES . canteens with confidence at Oli- miles left and a small : CHEVROLET MOTOR. 420 53 Ford Convertible, 5 he down payment. 18 mos ’50 Pontiac ap a eee . 4.9 7 b . oe -
(Gurwe a076, ante Duplicate of the S70 1948 DODGE ve on the balance at $21.14.| ‘5! Pontiac club coupe en Eves days & week. mile pace car. White- : isfac.| 52 Pontiac 2 door ers and generetors $8 50 , DAN entvion We guarantee satisfac springs +p. O10 wall tires, radio, heater etic and heater, Light bine with ° and 4 door of parts for ‘46 cars d lit $2 195 white wall al P J 28 30. tion, ‘53 Ponti Catalina 2
ont Oaktane As Ave Ph FE 44513 er $195 Be sure and buy your next > 4 on nd ‘door
Auto Service $8) '52 Pontiac 8 Catalina. 1950 Buick used car from a fran “ pone ae coe
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CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE : Radio and heater Beautiful 2 tove We have b busines and 4 door ear cylinders rebored, Zuck Me heater and white- ° brown finish. BN 12 54 e have been in business . 4 - 5
te * ne, rs ne ner ee $1,595 : Secs $695 _ | for 22 years and through . | 50 Cheve. 2 door a: {
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neriTae, a OUND os AIRING heater ...<i..: $1,295 $595 car has always been serv- ee each ear 5 ea truly one of our ae $9 Ford 2 door Pa
‘52 Mercury Sport Coupe.| For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 P were i satisiied customers, SON) cars with very low mile-| ,;
IMENT PLAN Radio heater & ar — - ie Shevror iced by Oliver's in our are invited to mmspect Our age. Beautiful inside and 50 Ford 2 door ELUXE CLUB “hy a NT PLAN & 4
BRAID MOTOR »ALES Mercomatic ... $1,495 51 Ford 2 door in fine Service Dept. sel a eouitiCs : . Big factory heater Ori _ black use car reconditionmyg : lv } d n, 24 ;
Weere Pair Dean | “ens395 facilities. aol o balance. Ee al Tad Bae at west Pt te | 53 Ford Country Sedan. T1g t PONTIAC . 47 Olds 4 door
Wanted “Used Cars 59 Radio & heater. 7$1,795 . 1950 Hudse mn 49 Olds 2 door
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H. Jf f: VAN ELT $2 Chevrolet an Pow. na ee 1983 old bil 4 , a 1953 B u i c k conees 1953 Buick Roadmaster 4 COMMUNITY
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rer Sees oar a & heater ...... $1,195 a Cadillac ii me GOODWILL $895 One of America’s finer] radio, heater, power! steering, power brakes, Motor Sales Inc.
Kw OR _3-1009 'S1 Buick Super. Dyna- 53 Olds Holiday 88 1933 Chevrolet cars can be yours at ter-| steering and only 4,000! radio, heater, custom Buick- Pontiac
Top Price fox Your Car flow dok +“ la cR ee Sed USED GARS : site epee Powet actual nules. A factory] trim and air conditioning. | - eh ERLLS 2020 OXI Hwy ow, radio _ | 53 Olds-98 Custom On| ober 4 wane. WOT 4 wees” | eee hentes Beautiful 2 tone| Fific savings. Power official’s car, beautifull You save $1,700 on the Open vil 10.
a } Fa. ee i BEARER cesie vere $1,295 'S3 Chev. 210 Tudor tredein BX Gs Th new sf) steering, radio, heater paint, all leather interior.| original price and this car Every Night
a oe te "31 Buick Special, pegs: 53 Stud: Starlite Cpe Dollar for D PRICE > and ALL the extras. We] Cay anytime for a dem-| js less than one year old. 804 N. Main Street
MO!IOR MART & heater ...... $1,095) 29 otue. ~ You can’t beat the , . are open 'til 9 P. M. onstration ride. Investigate this one! (At the North End of Town)
1p) _B__Movtcein. _ OE ez) | 'S3 Olds Super 88 Sed or CAR to be found on MICHIGAN S) & ROCHESTER
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LU} - . oh and Fordomatic. $1,085 | CHOPPED AND CHANDLED. */ They're bat he new ewer out| tres and motor. RACE WILL TRADE OR SELL. | UF wa ia on son oe 5 rysiers are : nas say re - Sad PE 2-6317 ee PM 31 £E| & MI Yes. we are open 3495 ’47 Pontiac Sedan,
Your Ford Dealer 49 Ford Custom Sedan RUTGERS and right Dow offering care be- : > A , ' - £ low wholesale! Up $400 sav- d SAN’ the Newest only alee a ele'o siecle els $295
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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER | PI oe FE ‘9 4101. 49 Pontiac Chieftain Pp '49 FORD 2 DR. V-8 oat, Ra, many bare. sos FINEST- Use | Ca '46 Pontiac Stream- : Woodward st 1i' Mile Bd. one Fe 8 Tudor = and heater. Nice condition | $3) Pe rect ¢ ce oe THE BIG PAVED, tor Ts liner 2 dr 5
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smite crete ag amerors| YOUR STORE FINEST | ine du, bawetle fl aa | PE ome mike as rans. e etc. | .
Toso “BUICK. Sabon ~ ROAD. | = a 2 gout ae me THE BIG FAVED LOT Need a '48 to ‘Sl car and cab: PosTiac sa a bag Ay heater, Drive One 49 Pontiac :
Se re i OWN TERMS Factory Branch - | woonwWand aNb ip MILE ROAD| §1301" "pusiness “hours, Lincoin | fig Dar. Be Getiere, O8 Chieftain Sedan ~..$495 A BEAUTY ee ee — 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill |—_________—____ | _ #1086 set, eli _éay ead Sunéey._ | 5036-4] WYDRAMATIC. NEW Cadiliae ‘52 Coupe ¢e Vill) lke’ CHRYSLER NEW YORKER DE- “@ PORD TUDOP 4 NEW TIRES. white wall tires, all accessories, |? 1964 Chrysler V-8 sedan demon-| ‘XS Chevrolet
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safety tires $280. Pontise Farm | poserfivte. auto, trans fully DODGE +> RADIO, HEATER | |,,; wuDSON HORNET BY OWN. . 63 PONTIAC feimarose in mies al ee wee || Lane
and Industria’ Tractor +25 Word equipy Under 3000 miles Must : ; seat covers Clean YE 5-6007, low mileage. $1860 can see| "31 Plymouth momeprepaectsd “ tone paint and white side wall
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; 16 OW. aim, FE| ~~ av CQMB, STORM SASH 2-620, Fri. thru Wed., 1D DRY SLAB Woon. $5.50| We have new mt Bolens
Awning Type Windows | 9 w 6:30 Closed every Tours. "| 9000 OR, “Sid” pelivered. FE gorge, Warners cove Whe -USED BATHROOM FIX- ee
M. A. BENSON tank” bot weler teak PE $sees. “PACKAGE COAL “THOU GHTEN'S tank tank §-8068. _Opeyke Market + THOR J, 1. CasE’ tank, a ; YOUR AU , 40 N Saginaw _PE 49521 WOLVERINE ‘Sale Farm Equipment 88)... SABE AND Sen case ~~ JACKSON'S RENTAL 0 CO "Tt Costs Miser, chain saws Skiisaw. Loaege AnD WRECKIN CO. | wenn eens eee OLive 1-076!
electric hammer, drain pumps, | 3% Pac VE 20104). BLACK HILL SPRUCE FOR | ———~ at e Ra PE 1-6 ye breaker, Gas Mahogany pg Be you, alse White Norway and Sales, service and rentals. MY 3-809
“RS WIN ; : “OR . z 7 Bireh flush . Pine Mugho Austrian and ——— EVINRUDE MOTORS ae - Scotch Fis Douglas Con- COMPARE = ‘ x21 = Sind is8 x color Arborvitae Native shade
WHY tz te are a bs, B cereie, | crete fer gh bene rs: RA, Seem Soe ae | Bae wee. owe treet, Die sour own Bring tools} THESE PRICES and ise-a-day tank. aklanc urniture val © : new. per oe and burlap. 2922 Sleeth Rd. Take F12
t- money in your old | aiso the Dew 23 bp with electric | 104 8 Saginaw __ FE 38523 song rot = Epp med a we a ..... + gs08 | Sieet Rd. at Commerce Village. re ver SF en
tal CONSOLE TV. 10°, 960. Orchard * free stand 95; West on grave’ es 7 rte
worn-out unit, E APE e000 afer ive = aad pe AN Waren | Dear right at cach, turn" MU Deere B Swit ‘power lift 8. KELLY S"HARDWAR ANTIQUES — EARLY AMERICAN KITCHEN CABi ET Av- ~ $35. 82 oS oo. oe SF - -WHEN- 3e0t Auburn ot Adams, E3801) and Victorian. MY 3-4308. tiful 42 in. model $95 value $50.50. o iibiea — WOSE ARAOe Plants, T-ees, Shrubs s 80A aoa Mindy 9 << oinae di Aubure Heighjs___ | {pT SIZE NORG— REPRIOERA- ‘ight mareed— a _ teas + -deore—App. tat PB 34008 | a | litle new rabeor, 0108, Bion) trom.
you can get a recond | FIBERGLASS te $80 _330' Josivn FE 50930 be fpr nota = 3° SUNBEAM FURNACE AND A ATTENTION TRUCKERS! corms OS Mo Lake “ ” d BLOND MAHOGANY 5 PI5CE orescent. 33 Orchard, Lake| chicken battery EM 33060 =| Loading top soll, and fill sand, MY 3161. tioned, .e Pemenwtratcns Wed 8 pm and | bedroom suite, PE ¢0218 ive 2 WHEEL TRAILER, 3x8 Gory 11 Milesand Labor Re || once paris end strations Dd ——EE ‘ ) Suadey a
k from ‘ Owens. mo anda Boat Co,| BLOND DINING ROOM 8UITE wood box, nearly new. 815. EM| &™. to 6 pm. except r service. New and Truc a Sess eliueiiden ae esis and _ away bed. FE 54-1008. | | JIMBER ret | avo Forrest Dr. off Union oan and retail Flanders uillers Ay Service. 1980 N. Op
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*SOFORD % ton panel, | BAGLEY “AUTO PARTS! =" 3 = oe Bheet-rock ¢'x8'n% C & C $1.38| $1250 Bethtubs. lifetime cast iron} A! Johnston OA #M6l OF fore | ne INCH. ? ibe Pe “vs ok cus =| «Gan open, Meeen Posloas & Se “he AR | 964.50 0. A Thompson. 00 South) Beit orabaw Road Markel on w. Also 2 in 2 bottom plow, new paint FE 2- er FE and deposit. Kenyon Pret me 7" spun wool in ulation 100 sq. tt barre and Sas abav alse «2 te 2 been
70 Bagley St $268 Dixie Highway. only $4.50 White pine ing a LON SLIG? USED shinai "
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oe, one trailer $2 GMC ¥% ton pickup Garcreh semen ina for tbe Outete TOK TV Oe a wey Seater tn de par | 32 _2X anor REVOLVER re spre weret. py |e On S010. - AL . i 2n8 1 & better it. 16— Doom in- SID xs ET US SHOW vou CoM 49 CHEV. % ton pickup OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES | FE 23-2287 Joslyn Cr_ Walton forter. same ge low 0 0600 og. | 7 WHEEL PICKUP. Thar ER. L Akt “SIDI on + = at Mate Itae of too! seal inne 396 Orchard Lake Ave FE 32-8020 3 3 large rtock $19.00/ Good condition MA 63235 ____- 3044 Elizage ee ere New Ides na” . ~ aay Saas 3S | BED WITH SPRINGS AND MAT- { } & up Doo- Domestic and Im-|— —— a —- | RASPBERRY PLANTS STATE IN-| various males o& ee 48 FORD Long Wheel ‘MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS prion by eg ome — Png ~ , Pra -op Bi te bla Sn Sale Musical Goods 73 spected FE S107} Mrs Alice ment Davi: Mach aa pine i: ¢ eldtex. |. i tea a ae a eee woe Giosch Ortonville Base 23168 wood. Surfwood & many others. | gocoRDIONs. FACTOR . Foot LERS. TRIF
SHORTY HOOKS PLACE Seanx Serhe “BEYER 7 ALAN iad Roofing & Siding. wood & asphalt finest quality Ae ces ek tee | ee Keag deine Sk Dee B. ROTARY Tivcs Reto lies, AX | STUDE 4 ton pickup \e Lane ve See | $65. MI 6300. pote lg wenn dealer’ for | Inquire of wie bie ome — oa wena, seme i _ we S ay, ’ = = . . . s oppo: a ¥ am . i MEROURY MOTORS ORDER BENDIX FULLY AUTOMATIC | “Marvin's an intellect. Say something intellectual, Marvin.” | Quatity poo On Ww osm) Tin #aealieal “bent. © eee 4, miles pow for early delivery on the washer late model Excellent Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co.| Basement ape STATE INSPECTED PREMIFR| | ee'y Sales & Service Me dem 7 . b . - | om straw
52 FORD F-6, 2 ton dump el yo a oh ou taveee a €1300. F . #120 Bogie Lake Rd. Tel. now at ee PINAO AND | Letham rasberry plants OL 61882 om. oe ae St.
’ Genesee $101 Ntzte Sale Househoid Goods 71 or Sale Miscellaneous 72 a. —— ACTOR 50 — KES AND N a . A. i ES |... Baal crenata i eiiceaen om with gy my ae PREE oe . wae SOLES CARDer The ae 51 CHEV. }4.ton pickup | NEW ASSEMBLED BOATS 12 PT. | Us05 Easy VANITY DRESSER GLASs TOP. ALWAYS WRECKING ee Nae eee eae on .— > EVERGREENS STi afer 3p . Ld le s ertillisers rass see ? $40 & wp 12 1 cartops. $60 ashe es @p/ chints skirt and stool. $10 4543 | Save am used bidg. ma e mi PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Shrubs fertiliz . 4 —~oNE MA) mT ~ saws . up _ 7000 ake Road All ‘tems reconditioned Motorw @f good sound jumber,| ‘errific values. These are crete, Prank Boeherita PE 47546 C Tear Nupsery 47 INT'L, 2 ton dump OLD TOWN CANOE 226 CHERO- guaranteed ian WACOUM CLEANERS: ¢,| orien “We deliver.” Union Bidg | Ma‘red, “ase. RECONDITIONED SMALL APT $1025 Van Dyke Sew tk e's weaned, ‘tiem kee Ra after 4 __ Roya, #6 Cakiand 2402 zs doors — — = piano. PE 40566 at 23 Mile Rd wiiller's Oar.
51 FORD 13 ton panel =| OUTBOARD MOTOR 6%) HO P| COaL STOVE H MOT WATER HEAT. — Myre aos fe COCcMINVAR FURNACE. Witt | Oe ee emUM gize | Utica, Michigan REpublic 6.5001 | DOT SPs Oren ee ie) 8. 5 ps om Evinrude. ae, ties $300 mo-| er and tank. condition OR CSED AEVRIOERATORS. = a on son Call after ¢ PM. |“ Siano 986 Gallagher's, PE ¢0566| TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV-| Woodward ‘North of te Mule), ° tor, for $155 23-5837 34354. used visions | Sund i SPIN 1 Also shrubs and (ruit trees Birmingham Phone +6008 50 GMC 14 ton pickup iy MP. CHAMPION OUTBOARD CHROME DINETTE SETS AS | RB. “Muaree mt ‘\0s0 ce ee ie sie ee ¢ Baa option weber Sto mosthiy “Gal | trimmed br ary i eee SPECIAL pRices! Z ellent ondition reelf uroa q , _‘e gher’s “s PE ¢0506 ] r 1, r ce
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: ’ OO ere | Vale, Fe Thee ee mane, | Mew 30 mm clectris * Reg. jones ND D noma ‘hPRovesieht 7 MERICAN _Sale Sporting Goods 75 bor Sale Pets Bt Se ! e ce —_— < . ey Tre WOLVERINE AND WHIRLWIND! Si rmice tope, all popular colors price $200.08 ale price 3179 LIONEL & A CA waaaaaaaaee Pontiac Farm Supply molded boats. Prather craft alu- re and be ed T $38 up| 4179 Dine cx cor. Hatenery Ra PLYER-TRAINS COMBINATION BOAT AND UTILI- JOHN DEERE DEALER boats own Come in = compa | “AOU Ic AR DE NS
a | Buys. and Grommas canoes, Scott at-| coRvinced of inese extraordinary Sverts "RADIO & APP N{y | AUTO GAS WATER HEATERS | AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE| _ ty trailer 40 OR 37132 "| AQUATIC GAR | es Soe ee : - an a FI ee peas re WALLY S and genuine factory pe Seti A URR- TROPICAL FISH & —. : Y water meters. Sterling beat twail- _SSveaian | oer ae Unpainted Furnitur | Plumbing and Meating Supplies Pree test on tectory analvser | Oe, VE 24708 ms “teleqrogh. j87.N Mu st +208) SMP with reverse 6208, ins fran ore, sommatete ine of marine 90- H POR FURNITURE OR Npainte@ fur soos | Deauindre af 20-Mile Taskers. 6 W. Buren St oot BABY PARAKE oy 2'y HP with reverse $190.50 plus — ee ee eres oe — OR 3-717 ae ar __Open Suadays Meee ro ieee ee ee 0 391 ath Bt 4025 Closed Bun Frei ht — anit 1T p | : _ ; ee We Trade. Basy Terms. CASH FOR FURNITURE | Chests teas) ASPHALT PAVING | MEDICINE caBINETS. LARGE 20 | Pe gigr: cauahies FoR ait peg MEE AM. ee Open Sundays and Evenings _____ss—O PE es) Ss “We i. Thoms ‘ine 95 | Ori.eways and parting creas. Cash| 57 95 value. 63 8S S'ightly me-red Lert. HAND OoLF uae x. so PH FE 50038 | A complete line af tow cost quiek- HARRINGTON BOAT WORKS DELUXE 8 POINT 5 CUBIC FOOT | . or terms. "ree estimates. 0. & W Also large selection of medicine red irons woods in | HAMSTERS 1ROPICAL FISH hiteh attachments demom aad © 1-1 —--pl Snelvedore retrigerator, out) PICK & PAINT STORE | _ Qsonait_Pavine Co PE 32277 cabinets with & without lights, condition, Spalding des. 6030 | All Pet Shs. @ 7 Astor FE! strate EZ Budget Terms. Parte $033 matic defrost, land $-9562 THROOM FIXTURES. 8 O 1k new s triple door un ell « +643 _—— and ser
_. 4 FE Be FOUND. PLYWOSE BOF} a ere ‘ree Parting ot ema *s fittings. automatic oi] | ‘exceptions! bargains Michigan| MATCHED SET OF 8 sHAOEN | HUSKY THOROUGHBRED MALE (OME AND OARDEN WARD tom rowboat, 965. PE ¢8391 _ $339, pow $229 a USED TRADE-IN | S24 ae water heater, oil and Fluorescent, 383 Lake on oe j Boxer “Excellent around children | WARE.” WALLED LAKE, MA a ae a —— = | DINING SET EXCE coal furnaces, steam and hot wat- _ — | Ca Defo + | $50 OR 36542 _ ot as moat $390. EM | “aition . like pew. eheao Also DEPT ter boilers, ot] fired. MARS FURNACE FOR GREEN | ONE PAIR OF.HIP TOP BOOTS xitrENs WANT GOOD HOME | Vv Ford Dealer — _odds and ends FE 52766 : - HEIGHT’ SUPPLY house or building Quantity of One pair of Ball brand waders | FE 23 | SPECIAL S our ror a 14 WT ROW BOAT OARS MO | deep PREEZE UPRIOHT ONE 27°x30" plate mirror . gies! G +5 fats and flow-r pots electric) PE 3728 ; ——----- —_—_———- | Sh gh el tale C
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| Simost ‘new gu TV. good © 7 $797§ BUILDING PLANS FOR SALE PETRO HEAT SERVICE CO. | $1895 Monta.ue fv rods now $1395 Boxer puppies for sale Leta-Ru Soi New and weed ieee ord — A- we SS eee te oe ee | ee ites iow yment Free part Compiete set of plans, business . aPH } Ketinels 2581 Crooks R¢ ‘, mile tractors, elso @ complete line of chase of Erocoupe or will buy 3 x (Smal down pa parking bned eo 8s TE’ FGR $24.95 Whiriaway spinning rod and cea el Alas FE 7-632 r Pp
ic rg Na iy aque <x) RE SOME AN WY ALANS touts tert 's rooms upstai girs, store | Cece erenines © Gunteys PM wales erivre forall t ot fas AK ' or ‘EB CANA) sautparens ull 8 (aeons * . a ? spin bg Ts 2Al (NES ° t en. au fo . ps ba) GoM ‘givase om. |" ee ee | DINING ROOM SUITE ® PC “waL- | ___- W. Pike Only space. wort room. utility room,| Overhead | Garage Doors ee feo Ghoecse from these| ries 1304 Mt Clemens FE 4.4008 on the pew Massey Harris “ius all 5 yard dumps 3900 Transportation Offered 08 nut Smal colonia! Mad. by Im- USED LRADE IN 2 car rage downstairs S190 98 Standard siscs available @ Bum- Satncusllmuhes | WAsraaen Muachell jonere al tong” wactee ann: glee Darts
‘Si CHEVROLET, MECHANICALLY rial furniture of Grand Rai - a ao ce! +5188 ber and factory re‘ects dav we| Johnson Brom.on, Langley. Swiss EM 38830 and serv.ce. cn Ford, Fereuses excellent tires _ 9675 TRUCK GOING WORTH. PART! {55%, "stonabie Ph MAyfaur DEPARTMENT Sout nies ocean aan eon. Bic es ee pe! PARAKEFT «oo nrerprRs BA-| *24 other mane of tractors $3150. 1585 Rotsel Dr load etther way FE 5-808 =~ r | Corner bookcase, blond $9 95 | Burmeister S oo pe —_— a ‘c arin ayes Dies 701 Melrose FE 2-3340 PONTIAC FARM &
IAC’S ONLY TRANSPORTATION og = 4 ty ; oo ee Cal M BERR DOOR Co REL L v 5 HARDWARE PUKEBRED BOXER ABOUT 1) INDUSTRIAI PONTIA ° ° e000: 3 burner gus steve, 0098; | Recess © -2 8) == +82 222 >- OPEMUNDAT wtc 371 8 Paddoc FE 2-0203 uburm at Adams 11 yr eld OR 32343 : . ‘
Exclusive Truck Dealer PAID small oak buffet. $930 girls 20 cee eee co PORCH LIONTS IN EARLY 9.) op tow PER CENT on PUREBRED BOXER WITH PA- | TRACTOR CO xciu To Los Angeles. San Diego. Prisco bike. $19 50 china cab sie | Davennort and chair... $29 50 Americas, lantern. Old lish | dsanona’! canes saekla: pers ® mos old — | R25 W OODW ARD AVE
and other points new. Gyr cribs, $1698. new cri | Gas © apt size $40 50 coach and candle lantera designes - shing Saginaw Trii ravton s Jo New cars ready to now mattresses, $7 sofa veds. 615: «4 a rm $50 50 _Also most complete selection mot en oe waneenk. tennis. Seizm WINNING COCKERS 2H FE 4-0461 OR FFE 4- 1442
WILSON GMC PONTIAC DRIVE AWAY SERVICE og mg tables, $1 90: Puratture of couvantuies 2 ca R iy ose. | En = —_ ve oo POW F R- MOWE R S: ALE | a our lay-away plan Rosewood Dr FE 56723
re este we FD. 24973 burn near Saginaw S& or at ware | TION AS FCONOMY ixi2 W Pine $95 per M| SAVE UP TO #4 Philip's ene oe _ | PARSEEE TS Caneniee * Or | ced iia OkeeTOes TRaeTOe 809 S. Woodward ERVI EAVI oe ee co 2x@ No. 2 fi sis per M.| Reeular $106.50 rotary 4 cycle now | WANTED SHOTG AND DEER | _‘cod Sm". ; tires. wheels and rims. $18 OL > ss oodwar OE a, Wed Hae SALING TOR) Farmers Ges Staten PE <TH FURNITURE CO. an8 He. 3 fe $119 ver M.| seo filles. Manley Leech, 10 Begley. | PARAKEETS BREEDERS a0 | ©2601 FE 4-4531 ridere_ Share expenses and driv. | ELECTRIC RANGE NEWEST 3%’ S Saginaw eas, ase cose] Damaer Stan 30m. 6 eres. We NAVE THE PINEST ASBORT. = panics 24M® Auburn RG FE WATERBURY RIDINO TRACTOR. 3604 ine mode | = ee OO hicks sigwiersieee t :
. _ Seeemecenatlt —=g._ 5s '¢ : | sible feature one of Americas | USED WASHER $25 UP AND | in. fir plywood $3.98 | 20 in Toro reel type. now $136 30 rbot Ceistin Wor’ anueund ee REGISTERED ENGLISH 8PRINO- pow anon ag ie ny
6 = ’ YARD DUMP GOOD | Swaps 69 famous name brands slightly, ued TV 94050 up Used Electric See's No t Te per ft 20 m Toro rotary ‘tth eaf mub riggs for the latest dope W eri Spaniel ilicmalel Nil sear (eid |uece oh gy 7
- a Ee . | Soe Pelee Piuore — 30 Or ne N ° ‘ELECTRIC Rock’ Lath a? "ae ue a with leaf mul would like to help you Visit our Must sell Wighest offer takes —P™ OR = + ie IT a oot r SEM. TRAILER 100 100038 | (EXCHANOR YOUR LAND Con. smart Lake mm se or rahe sida per M.| cttor one b Beast aperite oso” ase), PE 2230 after $ pm - WE HAVE IT rubber. Can be seen tract (where vou nave a coe | VINCIAL DAVEN- eb bination door $i406, Champ combination 20 Harbor REGISTS" FN COCKER Ld new Ferg: ron mower will mow _ Madison FE 2245i __=F=S=____s|_=s erty) for late mode) car eee tee aS ase | WASHERS. REFRIOERA- HARDWA? E—PL NO An rotary | — — FE +6918 from 3 to 4 acres per hour. It's ii INTERNATIONAL DUMP/ & J Wet, OR Si a - eal cans | Sees. electric or ges ranges, end | BO A mower an. rota.y filler all for RABBITS FOUR TO TEN WEEKS silent, it has no pitm there is ele ae eae TV. priced from $14.95 | [PF YOU ARE BUTLD'NO A ROUSE $178.50 Sa G v 1& Dirt 79) mi all colors OR 37743 | mo vibration it's quiet—it's dy- kh. PE 4-2206. EQUITY ON ‘s0 FORD POR OLD-| > 5 RADI a alee ONE 6i6.|_ Tha Goon Mousch a! Jit 4 ww een ee. __Sand, ¢ ravel id
int, ts ho Boe tan | _ FE se a +1558. | ND SAVE CP TO 6800 ON ALL | $ife so aay SPRINGER PUPPIES = BOXER ON DISPLAY NOW 7 s —_____.. | LAND NTRACT OWNERS, Froom SANDER FURNACE, \\ AY NE E GABER1’ S_ MATERIALS Clinten Sales and Service| 4-1 TOP SOTL BLACK DIRT. stud service Boarding and groo | BLACKETT INC bDopGe PANEL | TRUCK. private party will swap eee eal 7 lakananeran tan < Make Sure It's 4, replace you old engine with a grovel end fil dirt. Lyle Ceakiin.| ler Lawiatd Kennels PE 20018 od ; NC,
Good an aon ae Cres PE mse | cash for your toad ceatznct, On| rent. Oakland tend Peint, Appliance Specials urmeister’s RET fre HARDWARE aa 23-0073 | WHITE COCKFR PUPPY REO. | YOUR VEROUSO N DEALER doo , geod tires. FS Orchard Lake FE 56150 B l OVER Val , TOP 8OIL AND BLA DIRT tered. OR 3-2602 INTERNATIONAL 3-o083. - “Debvored. Gosssnads
ONE WILLYS - JEEP at or |
truck, four wheel-drive. A-1 con
after 3
7% FORD DUMP. $350 FE ¢ +3960
after 4 pm
Sale Motor Scooters 03 PEL AEA AEA ROI —ere
MOTOR SCOOTER SIDE CAR
FM 34836
NEW & USED CUSHMAN 8COOT- r 12 § Paddock FE 44246
SALISBURY MOTOR SCOOTER
Has automatic transmission—just |
chance for cheap
$7500 takes your
transportation gg pes ey sf Prince | LAKE HURON LOTS ON
ton bac Straits also restaurant equip-
non for cabins
have you? FE
dition with new tires. FE ¢1395. | LAKE HURON
Straits
wal have you? | PURNITURE BOUGHT AND sOLD dally MY 2-152
cash or what KEROSENE nanoe- EXCELLENT
condition. $20. OR 3-1665
LOTS ON MACK-
also restaurant
ent for =" cash of
\wermanre "$2 vekt PRICE VINATOR
6% cubte fr
Oniy REFRIGERATOR.
excellent working
sss _™I 61300
2 MATCHING RUGS WITH PADS.
FE 26050
$005, will take trade. OR 37301. iivinG ROOM SUITE CHAIR, & ottoman also occas.onal chair SWAP I
er op 8 ne’ one
Lawn Boy
are dealers YOUR OLD LAWN MOW-
Bee the new
$89 96
or the Eclipse
lawn mowers. also We rent sand- |
ers = rol: end seeders. Lawn
mowers sharpene 50 Barnes
Hardware 4? W uron Easy
rking
it. | STUDEBAKER. ‘49
632 Ann Street, Birmingham. aft | wp
erty. Paul W Estabrook 207 Elm
FE 2-1129 er2ociock _ i
1953 WHIZZER SPORTMAN PER-
feet condition 27 Short St
"$3 CUSHMAN EAGLE WITH EX-
tras, FE 23-2202
For Sale Motorcycles 64
POR PARTS AND SERVICE ON.
[me mg Aca pg see Hariey
vidson les Co. 372 N. Sag-
i123 HARLEY DAVIDSON INDIAN | _ Arrow. OR uN.
48 INDIAN 74. EXCELLENT CON-
dition. Seddie bags windshield. |
For information call MA 66189
after 6 ~
‘M1 HARLEY HIGHEST BID. 4107 Meigs. Drayton Plains
For Sale Bicycles 65 LPP LL LLL Ah me
19%1 PANTHER MODEL |
26°’. Good condition, $40
BOY's w
ition. $17.
38° BICYCLE
40 8. Roselawn Dr. F! FE eines
00D CONDITION.
Boats & Accessories 66 eo ee eee eee
A 3% EVINRUDE SPORTWIN, 8IM-
plex starter. Completely rebutlt
on factory assembly line Less
than 4 hours on this motor. it's
like new, reas. 85 W. Rundeil,
after 4
TELEGRAPH
~-Smmediate delivery al! models.
Boat Owners
- LET
US
. Fiberglas ¥ BOAT WE ALL | Qlass-Kot las makes
ioe ube new. No more paint
le pick and deliver
weit “guaranteed
| STUDEBAKER Por
=
CHAMPION ‘ly TON PICK- sale or trade on prop-
“4
door, heater and over drive, will
sell
tract or exchange
3-2002 for land con-
TRADE YOUR AND CONTRACT.
sma
fu:
8. Telegraph HH
TRAILER EXCHANGE
Open Eves
| WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER WORK PAINT‘'NG
ATERIAL BOX 38 PONTIAC Ess |
WILL TRADE $156
pm
5
all
_AB
~
| Ditte
tract for labor.
what have vou.
rE
* CHEVIE
trade
Phone F
12 FT MOLDED PLYWOOD ae
__for garden tractor
For Sale Clothing. 7% —_—_<_—_€£<<—_——77"——_—nESqnnm=* nnn nn new
4 BEIGE LACE OVER TAN SATIN. semi-formal
hese. ‘| 2-765@ after 4 or weekends
BALLERINA L LENGTH WEDDING
gown ice blue chantilly lace over
white sapoer satin 8) _PF "e
Nice for Down payment on one acre!
re
ansas
5-206 eves
for late
E 5-3860 3-9731.
5 p.m.
CARRYALL 8
ban Trade on late model or sell |
outright +0809
‘47 JEEP. NEW MOTOR SELL OR |
model
dress carpenter work
or painting. We have several for |
10 am
to to |
7:30
00M HOM® 'N JONESBORO
for sale or swap for
FE $441"
SUBUR
pickup
EM 3-2
worn once,
size 14, $12. One light blue gab-
ardine suit. gored skirt, like new,
size 14-15, $10. A salmon-red suit.-
wool, gored skirt. for short
Size 12. like new, $8. See
you'll like them. Ph. FE
10-11
BoYs ToPCOAT SIZE 12. GIR avery t
COMPLETE GIRL scour _ form:
MAN'S 2 PANT sUIT_ 339 Michigan FE 4-4698 worn once
SUIT.
Easter.
ESSES
_ 12 &
_ ABLE PHONE cE PE on
FORMALS. REASON. , +9630 13
TOAST. 3 BROWN. i BRIDESMAID 8
14. rE orn once
PINK DRESS
Teen size 10.
SPECIAL APRIL 20-25
$ ioe Lawn Mower 16°
Special $17
$3.19 you to choose from. “Good soi! |
and convenient location’ Ask |
for Mr. Brown, L. H_ Brown
Realtor, 1362 W Huron. FE 2-4810 |
190 BUICK WILL “TRADE FOR
Crosley
430 pm Eves
FE 48406.
days |
iit end dre ses Size 8-10 |
UNI- | ~
"itis |
‘ a Cans |
tal _FE 23-2057
rotary mower w.tb | FURNTTUF ALES CO Johnson Sea-bor e motor tas Res will pe closed lg while
will oduilding new store open
_Sbout Apr Ist WATCH POR AD
LINOLEUM, 9x12. .$3.95 Reg $495 mouse a Jack’« Tinsterm LAWSON DAVENPORT.
baby carriage EM 3-362
LARGE ‘CHAIR AND aS OFIOan |
custom made. Sie
floor
TV rious
meh
walnut cabinet. 4470
FE 5-0912
MISCELLANEOUS ept
and table 50 gal.
AND
chair, ve |
amps. 12%
combination. beautiful
Dow Rid ee.
equity, LARGE PIANO REASONABLE. FE HOUSEHOLD ftems in excellent condition EM
3-2669
MATTRESSES AND ) HOLLYWOOD
beds all new you save Closed on
Sat
5-8633
Sofa beds
Steel twin
Holly wood
Apt size
Davenport
friere cover
| Unfinishec
Unfinished |
- |
| 3
suite Hilberg
NEW FURNITURE _
| WAREHOUSE
Rollaway beds 42 William
complete
beds
bed frames
gas stove .....
and chair
chest
chairs
maple or
End tables
Ironinz board«
Innereprin
Cotton ma
Oxl2 rug
chro
inaw st
\PHILGA heater:
monthiy
troleum Co
Rd FE 7 2 pillow studio makes
douvle bed
a mattresses
ttres ¢s
9xl2 Wilton weave rugs
pa
m. dinettes
re 13 Aut
or at s. FE
PRICES
$12.96 each
$7 95
. $4.06
A —
: u
2% Unfinished drop leaf tables $10.95
Kneehole desks
mahogany finish
pe maple finish bedroom
420
wo 8 -RANGES. W ‘ATER
10 per cent do
payments. Philli ps Pe-
— Orchard Lake
REBUILT SQUARE TUB MAYTAO. $29.95 FE +5169
RCA TELEVISION, 14° MAHOG- any table mode New picture
tube, 1 year warranteé. 1
_ 960.95 MI6130000°
SOLID MAP'E —ak TA-
ble and oeda, 7
| SOLD HOME heed 4 ROOMS
| of furniture Call before 3 pm
week days OR 3-7490 _
8PEF’ QUEEN ONER. GOOD
condition FE 49263
ene, STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX changed Turner's, 602 Mt Clem-
0801
TERRIFIC BARGAINS
box sprin,
$ils.
jolly woo! bed
mattress
value for
$189.50
delux e 8 cu
(across
USED I
Used refrigerators
Gas and electric ranges
— and automatic _—
Used - size electric reuse
°C LAYTON’S
Orchard L¥. Rd., Keego Harbor Sest1 rE 4 as. $159 value,
ae 5 cheste AT CLAYTON'S
Genuine Craft Posture mattress and
both for sis” Lake Rd
WE DELIVER
70 Mile Radius
Truck«
an
Up_to 24 months to y
WASHING MACHINES. AGITA-
tors. all makes $3 up. PE ¢Svep
WALNUT DRESSER ANTIQUE
settee 2 tank water softener. .
FE ¢6310
io TABLE MODEL TV
Outside antenns kits
WALTON TV
Jostys Cr Walton ae Pe
| oxl2 Plastic Lino. . $4.95
42x12 po aM $6.95
ete Vell r % price }
| 4% ft. Wall Tile. we. eb2e}- Bonny Maid viny: inlaid te 10¢
Rubber base peint. sal . $3.50
Syers '4' W Huron ~ 43084
COXWELL CHAIR. GOOD CON- dition. Oi. 32004
$Pc_ IVORY BEDROOM SUITE,
(Made Sligh) Excellent cond:
Price! to sell. FE 56910,
cre sk whe cin meen
pattern Wilten rug $15. and 6x9
40 Niagara
USED REFRIGERATORS. EXCEL- |
lent condition Can deliver. FE _2-1427.
a BURNER Of | o STOVE | 45. «318
_Perry 8t a Wace DINING Ri ROOM 's SUITE,
— cabinet sink and cupboards.
Seneca,
a aes ELECTRIC WATER
“heater.
Wired free by Edison.
=o with others selling up to
Very tal at $99.96
$10.00 down
$37 95 up | 5
urn near Sag- |
Warehouse
Orchard Lake next to Farmer's |
Gas Station FE 4788 1 81 W Huron Seeker Png Poss CHERRY LOVE SEAT
set. 3 plank bottom
walnut chairs, marble top
e-vet en bow: and china
BABY CRIBS CLEAN AND cheap. OR 3-9413
ROOMS OF FURNITURE |!
sale Best offer. 35 W Ke
PC LIVING ROOM SUITE.
blue and grey mohair Like new.
_Reasonabdie FE 2-1717
big ; PERFECT condition $100. Gas range $25. 113
Wolfe.
PC WALNUT DINING ROow
suite. Single walnut bed
Gresser. Desk 1 gatele table 1 1
1 pr. double velvet portieres with
typewriter FE traverse
_ +3655
2 PC BLUE MONAIR a
ond piano FOR |
nnett.
2
4
Toom suite Bi
tables Refrigerator Auto mae
er Sweepe: FE 41162
2 PC. GREY SECTIONAL LIVING
Toom’ suite 3 blonde end tables
Electric stove. Large chair Kitch.
-em table & chairs corns
Desk TV chair calls
afters PM FE sim Hart
line Dr., Rochester.
For Sale Miscellaneous 72 72
~arTRactien COAL VALUES
Fentecky tome | lpg Ton
ect” Egg $17.00 _
ee sie. Tos
LOCK
adboard,
and Box onion «
$60 60
ft vernon
YAR AI
re
value
RGAINS
sis
39.50 up
$119.50
$3.95 Gloss Enavel P
$3.73 Cow Bov Rugs si'vs 4c Plastic Wall lée ft
10¢ Linoleum Tile eae _ + 1
Harold's, 140°S. Saginaw
Free Delivery FE 2-5450
ANGLES CHANNELS. BEAMS
8
4650
4% Ore Northern Lumber Co.
eM 3.3096 HYDRAULIC HEAVY
Oak-) «3 in
hard Quantit
We have a complete tine of Build _ 1c x NER CHINA CABINETS.
1382 Desiaz Are
_chards -Call FE 42687 3904 Auburn at Adams FE 238811
Auburn He’
PLYWOOD AT LOW LOW PRICES.
FE 56391 or FE 2-4836
OUR
NEW LOW PRICES Inés, 2260's oH, 228s $85 per M.
Sheating $70 per M
‘er ywood $4 sheet
Pick. Prie- Lulity
y
‘ma materia's at reasonable prices
BLACKETT’S
Building ippies $16) Dixie Hwy rkston
eas eee _ | PICNIC TABLES SEAOTIPOL |
PL SET OF SHEET cedar. or white pine 6 and 8 foot
meta] shop ton's elso sheet metal, tables gd childred's picnic ta-
gutter and conductors Priced obies. $0.96
right for go sale Pontiac SPORTSMAN WOOD SHOP
Stone 17585 Highland Rd. (M-58). 1998 CASS LAKE ROAD
OR 3-150 FE 54-10%
CE AR FENCE POSTS. ANY
“att 1 ian ored™ | PLYWOOD CEMENT = AY] kinds, plain & decorative. Kiten-
CINDER == =" Goors—irawers made
CK PONTIAC PLYWOOD Co.
BLOCKS 1488 Baldw:n Ave rE P O. VAN RORN
PE ¢-4570
CASH CASH
auctions
_Mart. M24. Lake Orion. MY 2- venport very) Por anything you have of value |
.Michigan Auction
1631
~ CEMENT BLOCKS
CASH | Poor
Pavement Breakers
sander edger, electric
sewer cleaner dirt conveyors
CONFE’S RENTAL
1251 BALDWIN —s_—i(#$:'SéSVP.
PORCH RAILINGS M . TO OR-
der & installed FE 54-4962
eo ae ee eee REINFORCED CONCRETE . fccal emece Phone OR 3-7686.
COMMERCIAL AIR COMPRESSOR. GLIDING GLaaw OCR BATHTUB
tree wheeling car hoist. FE 2-124 or ee
P™. SODA FOUNTAIN. a igi Tones counters, ols, e
Bo? sore bonator. Also other store equip- COMPLETE LIST OF MATERIALS|__™ent. FE :
Ww sw SOD GARAGE FE 1-9253
SURPI. US LUMBER wovER BEAD. DOOR MATERIAL SALES CO NT EXTRA
HAGGERTY
LUMBER COMPANY 1947 Haggerty Hwy Walled
MaArket +1086 Lake
DEEP WELL PUMP, PRESSURE tank, hot water tank. FE 5-5065.
EVERY SAT. & “- ONLY.
IDA 8A Go
LI- NERAL
FHA terms. . COMPLETE
overhead door
Genuine Kentile
&
2x4 Fir studs 35e ea.
ope pie WI PINE 2x6 0c ft.
used sah 00
Bombleaoees doors new .
Grade doors np $14.95
Shingles uildi.g materials. ply-
plyscore at low prices
Steel clothe s . $11.46
Free standing toilets $22
Lavatories, complete $20.60
New & used lumber at sav :
5340 Ra. (M60, OR 3-7603
Lumber Company
Daily 8-6, Sun. 9-2
Phone ORlando 3-2215 1608 Highland Ra. (4-50
STOP! LOOK!
Pesos ahaa. Wee one tat
TWO WHFEL TRAILER. BOX
no tires,
32-8033. | WANTED STUD SERVICE POR A 5454 Dixie Hwy Watertoré 100 OaL ~ ORCHARD §&
A-1 TOP 5OIL BLACK cee ts = Dalantien Ceock -~ gp aoe ae a
Sand. In. into et — a og 0 ed cond
; — " Nis lity Call PE 17-0789 anvtime | — = 5 Weick ma’ Ra Wailea Lake
A CAN STONE PRODUCT!" LONGO HAIRED KITTENS FREE | __ me). driveway road gravel 66-40 Ful _ to good home PE 2-402 7 000D Cows: MILKING "MA soi 2877 ehine. can cooler: both
a oar “Dogs Trained. Board RR | new. cans. pafls and tanks: 1
Ful dirt top soil sand. and See ee miles a gravel FE | BOe&RDING RETHING AND CT rp. | tonvitie on 1 cghegieri a
| BLACK DIRT. rm pint ROAD Pine 704 N Perry PE 26113, | ‘Se --. DRAG LINE BU rE
| gravel. sani! AND Ts fF 1vaTe rows | ose
| BLACK DIRT oe er FILL _Heat Rure-Sh-" 175 © Teleeranh (2 WHEEL PICKUP TRAILER,
| ‘np pasts rere! tyle Conk: _ Hay. Grain & Feed = &3) - ond _condnion $90 _MA e378 | tin 2-455 ens is
(BLACK DIRT TOP 80.L SAND | Feet CUTTIN MAY FAR CORN Auction Sales =
| Siruea "eMaoern OR Yee bu Abegwe't oats 1 year DUE TO ILL HEALTH. WILL SELL | ee frre rertifcetion MA 5478 Can the following personal property BLACK DIRT TOP. eort FILL deliver ; located 1 mile south apd 1 salle
| dirt sand snd grave ern HAY ALL KINDS STRAW CAN| west of rich or 21-3 2 miles
| eenanee See SOIL BAUD AND Li Mie oer “ Sea n starting hes) i . - tx wa way s SECOND CUTTING ALFALFA HAY
oentior GeaD a ND oot! 2 oe — Oo a 8 A W Hamiin Rd OL 1-8621 Moletetn 8 yrs. bred J 0: Hol na COMPAN a. on, 10 TONS BROME GRASS HAY stein, 6 Boy bree Apr 8. Ouren- Sea gravel, and - 80 Carperter’<« 6 mile out Joslyn | sey 6 yrs. March 28;
- ee = Rd FE 5-109 __ __ Holstein & a ——- 3
Pit Ha AE TeS™ ae ccnares or ony age Serta |7”Yn Te art | bushe oats Carnerter 6 miles a am yrs. rch
FERTILIZER FOR GARDENS OR | _out Jostyn FE 51019 2: Molstetn, 5 yrs. due April
lawns Orgaric sewage disposal 25; Jersey, & yrs. bred h
5 oe $10 FE 58682, or rE | ~ For Sale Livectack 84 a 2. pitcletein, ’ rv. bred Dee. RAR AR AR RAR RAR AO = 5 y
5: Holstein, 2 . bred Oct. 12 PILL DIRT SAND GRAVEL. | Pat AMINO MAPE 4 YEARS OLD. | . ; BLACK DIRT TOP son. SCHAF. | gaited Standard bred mere 4| elstein. 2 yrs. bred Jen 2: G 3 PER. FE _5-Th14 7.7308 tnt t OL uernsey yrs bred + Ty << 1 — | rene old By appotntmen , ‘ Quernsey 2 yrs. bred Aug-
z : = us Olstetn. mos rr
vcs op . on | YOUNG GUERNSEY COWS Fed 23. Holstein, i mos. bred — es and driveray gravel. fresh ard naer fresh Marvin; Jan. 8: Holstein, 2 yrs. bred Aug-
Beach 3591 8S Bivd Rd } ust 9 2 stein ie 1 :
JL. TRUCKING — | inte mmo sown BiieD | Santee ‘meter Ts # Ko FE 47338 OR 32029 MA 5-5206 heifer. 6 wks; 2 Holstein heifers, PILL ag S4xD AND Se 3 HEIFERS One was CALF BY| 3 weeks: 30 Oxford and dirt. vered. _side Cail after E 5-0041 shire ewes, 2 to & yrs.
— eer soil, Daily AT | Wanted Livestock 85 hems: fe Vea ee
South Biv 4g mile west of achinery: Massey-Harris No.
Crooks Rd Days OF ALL KINDS. FOR- #4 tractor; 1951 Massey
32-0412 after * re-* Jone: MA 54-5206 — Inte . No, ° — 7s | 3 a Sarah - ee
MANURE 0 TRUCE Moonen For Sale Poultry 86) 951 Massey Harris mower. 1951
nd Cranbrook. MI 48466. | ~~~ ~~~ | Reeser Norris manere leader; 6 Mr vans $12 FOR 5 YARDS. narrow cultipacker; road ares
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-- - Today’ s Television Programs--
Channel 2—-WJBE-TV Channel 4—-WW4-TV
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. Day's
news. (4)—Time off for Music.
Janie Palmer sings. (2)—Kit Car-
son. *‘Copper Town,” Kit rescues
6:15—(7)—Sports Show. Don Wat-
trick. (4)\—News. Paul Williams.
6:30—(7)—Rocky Jones, Richard
Crane in “‘Bobby’s Comet.”’ (4)—
Time off for Sports. Bill Flem-
ming. (2)—Telenews Ace. Ken
Cline, Van Patrick.
6:45—(4)—Traffic Court. Judge
Watts presides over re-creation
of traffic cases. (2)—Sports. Ed
Hayes.
7:00—(7)—Biff Baker. Ocean trip
provides mystery for Biff and
Louise in “Death Ship.” (4)—
Storybook. ‘“The Man Who Saved
Old Ironsides,”’ film drama. (2)
Meet Millie. Elena Verdugo in
comedy about working girl.
:15 — (4) — Star Time. Songs,
Music.
:30—(7)—Cavalcade of America.
Sean McClory; Elena Verdugo in
*‘Arrow and the Bow,” story of
how Andrew Johnson rose to
presidency. (4) — Dinah Shore.
Popular songs. (2)—News. -Doug
Edwards.
:45— (4) —News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jo Staf-
ford Sings. Popular songs.
8:00 — (7) — Colonel Flack. Alan
Mowbray as Robinhood crook.
(4)—Milton Berle. Steve Allen,
Janet Blair, Ezzard Charles
guests with Miltie. (2)—The Gold-
bergs. Jake decides to buy Molly
a fur stole but everyone has a
different choice.
:30—(7)—Royal Playhouse. Film
to be announced. (2)—Death Val-
ley Days. ‘Kickapoo Run,” story
of 18% land rush and a romance
that endured 20 years. ‘.
9:00—(7)—Make Room for Daddy.
Danny Thomas in family comedy
“Danny's Vacation.”” (4)—Fire-
side Theater. Amanda Blake,
Jeff York in “Nine Quarts of
Water,”’ hater of women teachers
gets involved with an irritating
one. (2)—Foreign Intrigue. Film
drama.
9:30—(7)—TV Hour. Judith Ander-
son, Sir Cedric Hardwicke in
**Black Chiffon,” psychological
drama about a mother’s reaction
to son's engagement. (4)—Circle Theater. Gene Lockhart, Mildred
Dunnock in “Treasure Trove,”
farmer is cured of passion for
treasure hunting.
unguarded of money.
10:00—(4)—Judge For Yourself.
Fred Allen host to song judging
panel. (2)—Danger. ‘“‘Live and
Let Live,”’ fisherman and son at
mercy of desperate robber.
10: 30—(7)—The Name’s the Same.
Robert Q. Lewis hosts namesake
game. (4)—Governor Williams.
Talk. (2)—Favorite Story. Film.
10: 45—(4)—Concert Hall Favorites.
Music.
11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On. Variety,
comedy. (4)—News. (2)—News.
11:15—(7)—VCA Theater. . Dennis
O’Keefe in “Abroad With Two
Yanks,” feature film. (4)—Jane
Fulton. Songs. (2)—General The-
ater. Tom Neal in “Brute Man,”
film.
11: 30—(4)— Moods
Music. in the Night.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
1:00—(4)—Today.
8:00—(2)—Morning Show.
8: 45—(7)—Cartoons.
9:00—(4)—Playschool. (7)—Break-
fast Club.
9:45—(2)—Brighter Day
18:00—(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.
11:30—(2)—Strike It Rich.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(4)—Bride and Groom. (7)
—Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady.
12:15—(2)—Love of Life. (2—
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;
Home Theater.
1:30—(2)—Beauty, Moore
2:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. Murphy. (4)—
(T) My Life.
2:30—(4)—Jean McBride. (7)—The-
ater. (2)—Houseparty
| 9:45—(4)—Nancy Dixon.
3:00—(4)—Kate Smith. (2)—Big
Payoff.
&: 30—(7)—Air
Day.
4:00—(4)—Welcome Travelers. (7)
Cowboy Colt.
4:30—(4)—On Your Account. ()—
Theater.
§:00—(4)—Pinky Lee.
Dee. Base. (2)—Ladies
(7)—Auntie
6:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2) —
Bob Croshy. (7)—Barnaby Bear.
6:45—(7)—Weather. (2) — Sports.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De
troit Deadline. (2)—Twenty
Questions.
6:15—(4)—News. (7)—Sports.
6:30—(4)—Sports. (7) — Superman.
(2)—News.
6:45—(4)—Man About Town. (2)—
Weatherman.
7:00—(4)—Tomorrow’s Stars. (7)—
City’s Heart. (2)—Carpet The
ater.
7:30 — (4) — Eddie Fisher. (1)—
Mark Saber. (2)—Doug Edwards.
1:45—(4)—News. (2)—Perry Como.
8:00—(4)—] Married Joan. (7)—
Bowling Champs. (2)—Godfrey
and Friends.
8:30—(4)—My Little Margie. (7)—
White Camellia.
9:00—(4)—Television Theater. (7)
Club Polka. (2)—Strike It Rich.
9:30—(7)—Feature film. (2)—I've
Got a Secret.
10:00—(4)—This Is Your Life. (2)
—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’ Aleng.
Wrestling. (7)—Theater.
11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night. (2)—
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111 Forest Fires in State | Mayor of Grand Rapids
Denote Advent of Spring
the period between the melting
snow and the. spring ‘greening
up.” ‘
‘ to Change City Managers
for Right Part nn Sothern Is Comedienne, Wants to Sing
Is Only Waiting
Ist Film Was ‘Smiles’;
Started TV Work This
Year in ‘Secretary’
NEW YORK — Ann Sothern's
The blond star would like noth-
ing better. Music has played a/|
major role in her career. But Ann's |
flock of admirers will have to
wait.
“Quite a lot of my mail raises
the question of why I don't sing
occasionally,’’ she says. “I'll sing
all right, when a script has a logi-
cal reason for me to do so. I
won't need any begging. But, after
all, I'm a comedienne now.”
Miss Sothern traces her musical
talent to her maternal grand-
father, Danish violinist Hans Nil-
son, and her mother, a concert
singer.
At Il, Ann was a promising
musician. Later, at Central High
School in Minneapolis, she | :
¢ gree d
the academy Award-winning com-
edy Letter to Three Wives.
Last Feb. 1, Miss Sothern made
her television debut in the Private
Secretary series.
Champ Chimp Gets Teeth
Into His TV Part-ners
NEW YORK W—J. Fred Muggs
had an active weekend. He bit «wo
“I still think Mr.
sweet,”’ she said. ‘“‘There had been
so many people around, upsetting
him, that he just did it uninten-
tionally.”
Tree Growing in Parlor
Will Be Chopped Down International ‘Conference
on Atoms Planned by Ike LOS ANGELES #® — President
Eisenhower plans an international
conference of scientists to explore
“the benign and peaceful uses of
atomic energy,” says Lewis L.
Strauss.
The chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission made this dis-
closure last night in addressing the
Los Angeles World Affairs Coun-
cil. He said it is the President's
intention to ask a national Amer-
ican scientific organization to call
the meeting later this year.
Calls H-Bomb Greatest
Instrument for Peace
DETROIT # — Dr. John T. Ret-
taliata, president of the llinois In-
Dr. Rettaliata spoke at a meet-
ing of Dlinois Tech alumni.
State Weight Limit Eased
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day, the State Highway Depart-
ment said today, Restrictions will
continue in force in the Upper Pe-
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the atom wil] begin to
from the minds of the people
the governments ef the East and
the West.”
The AEC chairman's announce-
ment came during his discussion
of Eisenhower's Dec. 8 speech, in
which the President called upon
the world’s atomic powers to set “To
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and Russia.
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er = ae : / \ yo hrough long-term yments Like’ . ° chiefs of the past pledged al- |
a oe. of M. Names | porate po nr Pre- ‘Senate Votes Today reat . . — Elizabeth Climbs | legiance to other British monarchs.
| views to that he taught at Cass
5 Vice President | City, Dowagiac and St. Joseph. ‘on Construction Bill Bantamweight on Scooter Temple to See | ‘The Queen and her party, on a
world tour: of British Common- |
Surprises Horn Tooter Buddha's Tooth wealth lands, sail tomorrow aboard |
the royal liner Gothic for Aden. -* | Lewis, a native ef Owosso, was
of Student Affairs) jraauatea trom Central Michi- | WASHINGTON Othe. Senate |
4 ANN ARBOR, # — James A. | gan College. . | planned to complete voting today| TURIN, Italy @—Four young} .KANDY, Ceylon (®—Britain’s) —
Lewis, has! been appointed to 4) Hatcher said the university now | on a bill which sponsors say would men in a car thought the motor-| Queen Elizabeth II and her. hus-| ~ About one-fourth of UsS. women
newly created post at the Univer-| has 5,000 more students than it enable the government to catch | scooter ahead was a road hog.band, the Duke of Edinburgh, took | are working or looking for work.
sity of Michigan to coordinate and | nad at the end of World War IL | up on a huge backlog of building When they finally got by, they | off their shoes last night to climb Protect delicate curtains in a
develop “the non-academic aspects’ He said an additional increase of needs. stopped to give their opinion to the} ms mp —— _ Steps io a washing machine by basting’ them
of student life.” about 5,000 is expected within the A unanimous agreement con- Man on the scooter. — [ee ad jane — as c
The new job is vice president for’ next five or six years. trolied the debate, apparently as- bgt proved a malstahe. Police | lon's most prized religious relic. ; * Pceeoit |
student affairs. | Lewis ‘is on leave at Harvard, | suring final action on the House- | Said the scooter rider, Giovanni) Tradition calls for removing the .
Harlan Hatcher, president of the | where he is working on a doctorate passed measure sometime during | Sanna, 29, a&, professional bantam- | shoes in Buddhist temples Your best glasses investment
university, made the appointment | in education. He will return to the afternoon. Passage in some weight ogy lh oma gor tnt After seeing the famed relic, in } -
. . - | r a AS - : . ‘ious. Sanna wuffered a broken = > . > in popularit i SEE THE NEW “RACE” yesterday, creating the post effect-/ Michigan next month. form seemed assured | COmsC»OUs the Temple of the Tooth, the royal | a te wee
ive July 1. Lewis now is director | _ . — Under the bill, the government! nose. couple took places on an octagonal —— orenge . 1 hee A new ides in changeable fashion frames .. . 1 pair of lenses. 5 attractive frames.
of the bureau of school services at| Coal production in Great Britain | would have contractors put up post ;dais to watch a glittering royal ay ty FoR CHILO 13.NO. SAG ST §:30-5:30 daily
the university. | declined about 1% million tons in/ offices and other buildings to its; The eyes of crabs are set on) perahera, the festival traditional Wortd’s ioe Asa Fer i : INAW ST. . 30-12-30 Wed. 9.30-8:00 Fri.
specifications, then would buy them | movable stalks. parade in which the Sinhalese Largest Selling Aspina Chuldren Lewis came to the university | 1953 to 233,518,000 tons. — yo Se
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