Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 20]

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announced today it -will present| ~~. the Spectacular 1954 GM Motorama here next month in a special

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Midwestern showing, the largest
of its kind ever to be staged by
the company.

Bringing the Moterama to Chi
eago for the first time, GM~ will
open the admission free show
April 24 for a 9-day run at the
International Ampitheatre, Hardow H. Curtice, GM president, disclosed.; A huge industrial. exhibition,
~the GM Motorama combines futurisitic ~Dream Cars~? with more
than,100 science exhibits, a musical stage and fashion show, a
~Kitchen of Tomorrow~ and GM~s
full line of cars, trucks and appliances.

A speciel-féatare of the Motorama, in addition, is GM~s gas turbine ~Firebird,~ only car~ of its
kind ~built and tested in the United States.

In New York, Nam) and Los}.

Angeles, the Motorama this year
drew crowds totaling over 1,000,000 persons and finai figures at
where the show
opened last Saturday, are expected to boost this to more than
1,300,000.

Mr. Curtis said, ~~~We believe the
new Motorama is the best we have
ever had. It is a combination of
showmanship With a look into the
future of industrial research and
engineering.~ | *

Pointing out that the Motorama
goes far beyond the usual auto.
Curtice added:

~The new Motorama:is something that everyone in the family
can enjoy. Children love the pushbutton exhibits. Women like the
~Dream Kitchen~ as well as the
cars and fashions. Men seem most
interestéd in) the experimental
models and engineering displays.
And everyone) likes the music and
the sparkle of the whole production.

~Chicago is/one of the nation~s

~leading automobile markets and

a traditionally great show town.
We believe the people in
greater~ Chicago area will enjoy
our 1954 Motorama and there
-fore we have! decided to bring it

here.~

Openirg in/New York last Januarly, the~ Motorama ~since then
has played to record crowds in
Miami, Los Angeles and _~. San
Francisco, where the show will
close April 4.

Naltional Alliance
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Employees

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May 15 and 16, 1954 at the CIO
Hall, 812 Leith St. Mr. Layton
Galloway will: be the delegate to

the convention from the Flint
branch.

There. are 110 branches thruout 386 states. Branches from
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania make up the 6th
district. ]

The Flint branch of the National Alliance of Postal Employees

is the youngest branch, organized

last year, and. will be celebrating
thr st birthday during the
coming.22nd Annual: district convention.

The NAPE) recently celebrated
its 40th anniversary. The NAPE
is the largest independent. trade
unieon,in the world.

Members of the Flint branch
were euests of the Detroit branch
at their annual ball, held at the
beautiful Latin Quarter in DBetroit on Saturday, March 27. Miss
Alliance of 1954 was crowned by
Edward L. Baker, Detroit PostmasSter.
tendance were Owen J. Cleary,
Michigan Secretary. of State; x
assistant and others. The Detroit
branch was host. to a
crowd.

Until the atomic era, uranium
was merely a byproduct ef radiuna
and -vanadium mines, useful for

~coloring glass, pottery, and ~artis

_ENDIANS VISIT CAPITAL... Sen.

committee on Indian affairs, confers with Yakima, Wash.,

terests of flecessed cA

Arthur Watkins (R) of Utah, chairman of senate interior ~subIndian chiefs on disposition of inherited in
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