. Loe - 4 * *, . Comic ee ee rayhoves * 8, “County News.......c066.,, 12 Editorials ...... Mivasced cts 6 -- Farm & Garden ........20, 2% “High School,/...:..0/...0 19 “Markets Zé eee eeeeeee eee be Obituaries ...6c.. ces cer eens 10 4 Ue en re 92-25 le cont TV & Radio Programs... 35- Jari Wilson .. yee eee eee % ec Weather Qurese Forecast ‘firm on its offer to extend the The. Weather : + . (Details Page 2 ee - - ; gt ees Neth YEAR * CHI Be ee: — . Be! . e ue - % { x ke * x *& * k ke ks kok * + coo a eds /enounce Arctic ic Plan » Flying Squirrels Get New Home FEEDING TIME—When Richard Van Huizen, of 2154 Paulsen St., Waterford Township, was cutting down a tree in a lot across er the brood, only two have survived. ee ee ee of flying squirrels. His saw cut into the saat On cabanas 0: Sut Dept tec opuicvale Ot ; '_ Pontiac Press Phote grass, and are fed with a doll's bottle every four hours. Only about 10 days old, their eyes are not open yet, but they still clamor for their diet of warm milk and corn syrup. The Van Huizen family treat them with loving care and are happy with their progress — all except their pet pome \who is awe to be —— jealous of the ; trom his home box filled with Polar Inspection Viewed as U.S. é ‘Spy ‘Gimmick’ Soviet Delegate-to U.N. Slaps at Dag Appeal, Urges Summit Talks UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (2 — The Soviet Union today vetoed Presi- | dent Eisenhower's Arctic inspection plan after de- nouncing it as a gimmick to help get military data in Soviet territory. P UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. () — The Soviet Union to- day denounced the Eisen- hower Arctic inspection GM Reply on Speeding Talks DETROIT (#—General Mo to a United Auto Workers proposal for a speedup in con- tract negotiations today. UAW Vice President Leonard Woodcock suggested the ‘Expected MSU-Oakland Contracts Let tors was expected to reply present contract for two years, but indicated later that GM might be willing to improve the present supplemental unemployment bene- fit (SUB) plan now covering the 350,000 GM workers who belong Seaton did not go into detail on done.” GM presently con 5-cents an hour to SUB. The unidn resumed negotiations with Ford Motor Co. today. It met with Chrysler Corp. bar- _ gainers yesterday. Walter Reuther, UAW president, today confirmed previous reports that the union is cutting its oper- ating costs in a sweeping economy program. Reuther, in. an admini letter’ to local unions the nation, said heavy layoffs . rs the auto industry had reduced the union’s income from dies-paying members. Under the union’s economy , Reuther and other - salaried officers are taking a 10 cent cut and 97 staff mem- bers are being laid off, Other staff members are being asked to take a voluntary pay cut but employes covered by collective. bargaining contracts are neinanirete not affected. * A “The union’s new: spare: Solidarity will be _— biweekly instead ot weekly, radio will be eurtailed and administrative | ex- penses reduced. The union’s general operating _ fiid has been showing a $200,000 a month deficit since the Urst of ‘the year. Reuther said he saw “‘no room a for optimism” in the economic outlook. in Todays ross Women’s Pages, sosaeos 14-17 Pe FHA Considers Recession a Flop Seek Weather Bureau — ees ss aE eet’ rT ee RE aa Branch. JACKSONVILLE, Fi. 7 — The recession is a flop as far as 50 per cent higher last week than “V@'d. in the corresponding week of | . 1957. . Withdrawals Leave 14 for ‘Roses’ Race’ LOUISVILLE, Ky. () — The + * * “it the residents of any city | haye a reason to worry, about their future, those, in Detroit do. But they are not worried,” Mason told the Home Builders | Assn. of Jacksonville. the Kentucky Derby was reduced to 14 today when Jet’s Alibi and Can Trust. were withdrawn. The withdrawal of Jet’s Alibi ‘WASHINGTON im>—Spokesmen for the Michigan Aeronautics De- partment urged Congr@ss today té6 establish a weather bureau office at the Lansing Airport. — garded Jewel's Ebony Pearl. Manuel Ycaza, originally expected to ride Jet's Alibi, now will pilot Ebeny, Pearl in place of Dave Erb. . ee SS For Press Theater _ Only three more weeks remain before the area residents May 23 déadline to sign up for The Pontiac _ Press Theater Tour of New York, June 23-28. Five wonderful Broadway productions? air transportation, hotel accommodations, tours, an after-theater dinner party at which you ‘will meet Broadway stars —,these thrilling attrac- ~ tions. and more are in store for the lucky 150 The shows, “Two for the SISTERS SIGN UP — oa me show Pom ‘Theater that Mrs. Robert Evans (left), E. ‘Lake Angelus Rd. and her sister, ony Fred: ‘Co- The Press’ hassey, 31'S, Johnson St. are mighty pleased to operdineting have their regiatrations in for The Pontikc Pontiac Firm Awarded A Pontiac firm won the major construction contract to build Mich- igan State University's Oakland ‘The State Board of Agriculture yesterday awarded the general con- tract to J, A. Fredman Inc. for ‘ing-ceremonies will. be held at 2:30 p.m, today on the |former estate of the Alfred Wilsons | Squirre! road,.south of Walton boul- field for tomorrow's running of a two-horse entry — highly re- | Reward and; Reservation "Deadline Near on the reservation list. » formances this season, are ‘With them is James Dickerson, a member. of plan as a gimmick to get military intelligence in | Soviet territory. , A Soviet diplomat said a veto was evident. Soviet delegate Arkady A. Sobolev told the U.N. Se- curity Council that the Major Building. Job; Soviet position remained ee unch despite the a Ground Breaking Today| 24) rr P nis Hand eral Dag Hammarskjold. He took a slap at the secretary general for getting into the fight and made it clear that Hammar- skjold’s relations with the Soviet Union had been harmed. _ In effect Sobolev tossed back at. President Eisenhower the tat- ter’s charge that the Soviet an-- noancement on the suspension of nuclear teste was a gimmick. Eisenhower told a news confer- erice April.2 that he viewed the Soviet statement as “just a side *lissue. I think it is a gimmick, = seriously.” : - x - * Sobolev did not "IOS. for. immediate tech- nieal talks on Arctic inspection, but he rejected the plan with such vigor an abstention appeared im- q _{probable. He insisted that the whole idea must be referred to a summit conference without preemer? discussion. He repeated Soviet charges that the arctic inspection proposal was intended primarily as a measure to gain military intelligence from Soviet territory. - The Soviet delegate declared he could not accept the Swedish améndntent which inserted into the original U.S, resolution a ref- erence to eventual discussion of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Sag of Ed a a x Ed 2 < ae = € who get their names down first Daa sy pe considered the five ‘top per. “Music Man," Seesaw,” “Fair Game,” “ “West, Side Story,” and “Oh, Captain!” Reservations are on-a_ first-come, first- servebasis. See Page 2 of today’s Press for the reservation coupon. or ct: New: WusAt: Sede 2828. my. ee who is’ and I don’t think it is to be taken) Girl Enters Dogs’ ‘say specificalty how he would vote on the pending “| bar and they don’t hurt the de- E\whose car collided with an auto-) ) \wrecker Tuesday causing the death _\of a Pontiac father of four. | cutor Paul M. Mare! obtained the iwarrant against Edward F. Petsch plot. 9662 Beechdale St. 7imorning by West Bloomfield Jus- |tice Etmer C. Dieterle,; Petsch de- -imanded examination. 7 \Edna St. Grassi was dead on ar- 7 \rival at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Bi tersection of Franklin road and g\Square Lake road in Bloomfield) ** 4, Tow: 4 Laurain, 145 West Fairmount RECEIVING AWARD — Mrs. Virginia .M. $250 in U. S. Savings Bonds from Joe Haas, — Man-About-Town, as The Pontiac Press prize = Ave., receives i. ‘the Poems for making the closest: prediction on batting Particulars are given in the Man- ee Pontiac. Press Photo Accuses Police of Scaring Him Into Confessing — Pontiac leads other Michigan cit-; ies of its approximate sizé in sev-| eral categories, the 1957 FBI an-| nual crime report discloses, Dubious Prize for City in State. Crime Figures Pontiac had 6 auaeics last year icompared with: pp mal 6; Jack- son 1; Lansing, 3; Royal Oak, 0; and Dearborn 0 Would Extend Benefits Senate Action Uncertain ion. Ike's Jobless -Pay Plan’ WASHINGTON. (INS)—-President Eisenhower's job-| less pay proposal went today to the Senate Finance Committee and an uncertain fate. — Despite a aed ples for speed, early action appeared Pen by Mistake, iF rete Attacked LINCOLN PARK (INS)—Three savage watchdogs attacked a 17- year-old Allen Park girl last night when she entered their pen by mistake. Physicians at Lynn Hospitat. took 20 stitches in the legs of Virginia Nagy. * * * Virginia said she entered the pen behind a bar while looking for a Hungarian refugee girl she was to take to a. church meet- _ing. yy “The monsters pinned me against the fence and. could not move,” she said. “They were tearing and biting me Her screams attracted bar pa- trons and they held the dogs and assisted her from the pen. * x. * John Regorrah, the bar owner, said the animals are prize Wein- maraner hunting dogs arid he keeps them behind. his saloon and home as watchdogs. “They won't harm anyone they know,” he said. ‘‘Deliveries aré made through their pen to the livérymen.” Regorrah said the- pen has a six-foot high fence and a warn- ing’ sign, Virginia said she a Not see the sign. Negligent Homicide Charged in Accident —+unlikely. Finance Commit- «\tee hearings on the bill to continue existing benefits may be held in two weeks. A Southern Democratic - GOP coalition pushed across a slightly- modified version of the President's original proposal to Congress re- jecting - outright a Democratic- sponsored plan that would have aided unemployed not now covered 'by state programs. More than two score of South- ern Democrats joined an almost- solid. Republican corps in adopt- ing the President's program. The vote was 223 to 165 with only 17 Republicans straying from the fold to vote with the Democrats. The bill would authorize any person wh# exhausted unemploy- ment’ compensation payments un- der present law aie 3 June 30, 1957, to continue to receive these long as provided by state law, This period varies widely. from state to state. * * * The bill also requires states to repay the federal government for the cost of the additional payments, « |now estimated at $585,000,000. EXPIRES IN APRIL, 1959 The emergency bill is temporary, with the additional payments end- ing April 1, 1959. Rep. Daniel A. Reed (R-NY), ranking GOP member of the House Ways and Means Commit- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) benefits for a period half egain as) - 341. in major _ Pontiac im 1956. The comparisons Murder, 6 (5); robbery, 48 (0; burglary, 560 (448); and grand larceny, 179 (167). _ The report generally showed that Michigan cities had a higher crime rate in 1957 than the year before. * *- * states and only in murder did Michigan show .a lower rate than thd“hational average, although the rate rose for 1957, far ahead of national averages. Young Trees Exhausted LANSING ® — Supplies“ of young trees for spring forest plantings have been exhausted at the state’s three nurseries,. the State Conservation Department reported. No more stock will be available until fall. Everything Else Curves DETROIT (INS) — Pretty 19- year-old. Lila Verslype of Harper Woods, named Michigan’s pos- ture queen for her perfect spinal X ray, commented today: ‘It's nice to know my back is straight Ts 73 BF Fr Michigan crime for the most part). was heavier than in neighboring) The state's rate for robberies and aggravated.assauilts~ declined last), Claims State. Police Detective Threatened to. ‘Rough Him Up’ By GEORGE T.: TRUMBULL am. Billy Ray Van Horn to- day testified under oath that he did not kill Mrs, Hazel Murdock, - 39-year- old Waterford - Township — housewife. The 24-year-old accused ‘murderer said he admitted killing Mrs. Murdock 22_ |hours after she was found dead in the Murdock home | ; FE [ 7 i i 3 » F gE ; | | | ! i FE : H y | Fs : EG [ : i hi ¥ witness before a -jury of six men six women, and Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty, 2 oS In his“opening | orr said he would raise the issue of the “voluntariness of the confession."* = Then Vag went to the stand to pour events of Jan. 24 when the body of Mrs. Murdock year from 1956 although Funning/-.. fanufacturers: National Bank in out without the aid of a ladder, |Redford “Township yesterday. Po- Eastern said the plane hag lite believe the same team. robbed! ducers, from Miles. }) ‘the Warren Barly in eal peed ger xe Pet- County of $6.350 Wednesday and stopped at Jacksonville, St. os A : two other area banks in the last ersburg, and Washington. six-monthe. Det, Lieut. Howard Whaley the State Police said, ‘The b esr tallies | seription of the bandits » with these who robbed the other banks and the speed of the: _ eration ' indicates = are same men.” Price MeAllister, manager ‘of the Van Horn Denies op- the (Continued From Page One) stabbed, strangled and #e@xually at- entered the bank wearing sun- tacked, glasses. He said one of the men stood’ at the door. and cereal ‘the four customers and three em- ployes with a .45 caliber automatic while, the other went after the monky. “The whole operation took sjonly four minutes, McAllister said. The Warren Bank also was robbed by two gunmen sunglasses. The bandit team‘ took |@bout> four, minutes to stage that hy stay and work. He had done this for sess oe Van ee “She answered the door and said Bert wasn't home but var = would let him know when Auto Production Up "36 3 Pct, This Week | DETROIT (INS) — Automotive Horn with two capitals, I spelled it News has estimated U. S. plants out for her as she. wrote it ie » avatars, Sn Atheer ~ * “She started to write this note “ay i” \ coeel en | amyone.”” | We denis pated ote M-be could! last week Later be said: “| did not her, I didn’t: Henever stabbed | According te the trade paper. | protestten Te AAR Ser cont Atate 58,664 units but still \“explain.”” "The b ewscstd de-, 33.3 answers) . January - April output was 437,484|* courtroom, Van Horn C478 and 100,781 trucks compared pon pte prince ng feet. With 536,314 cars’ and 126,202 trucks in like 1957. - ee ~~ GM's April ‘output this year in} Ta en eer ina . §. factories was 166,782 cars and | Fund at 8 tonight with the staging wearing|pay royalties in order to get per- of the play, “Girl Crazy." Addi- tional performarices, sented tomorrow and Sunday. * * * Lead roles are played by John Rosier, Susan Sundberg, Patricia Hopkins and Frank, J. McGinnis. John Hayes is director with John Moore and Sidney McKenna, pro- Choreography is being hahdied ‘by Helen McKenna; properties, Judy Grant; costumes, Catherine Skelly and Mary Ann Carroll; make up, Grady, and publicity and ticket sales, Pa organization of young Catholics, spearheaded the formation of the players group two years ago. ¢ ££ ©): Miss Daley said the first pres- jentation, a Broadway hit songs,”. she said, “and this year we have ,had to mission to use the songs and the _jiow bustness.” A member of the Birmingham | Pedra tdeeed ag and board president for the year, Wylie Groves of 542 West- Groves, a Detroit Edison Co. en- gineer, said his work does not Sullenberger Out of Pontiac General Dr, Neil H. Sullenberger_today was released from Pontiac Gen- eS ar e &/t The 42*year-old Pontiac chest surgeon, who last month lost a suit jo reverse /his Nov. 13 sus- pension from the Pontiac. General medical staff, had suffered a ruP-| came tured: spina] disc otemming from anol injury. - * & Plans to operate on Dr. Sullen- berger were dropped. He was ouf- motioning to ew officers. “socialism” Oe Durant, Oklahoma ital across broad: areas of ithe south, marking a week of rain in many areas of the Gulf Coast states. Mineral Bayou which winds around the east and south edges | of Durant spilied out 6f tts banks. | | Police estimated 100 homes were eee can ei remote leading to it Ny r Democrats against: Diggs, Din- gell, Griffiths, Lesinski, Machro./ wiez, Rabaut. Republicans for: Bentley, oom field, .Cederberg, Chamberlain, Ford, Griffin, Hoffman, Johansen, Knox, McIntosh, Meader. Republicans against: Bennett. The Weather ; pm rising waters washed a cer v Berean ‘Me t ee = off U.S. 69 four miles south of : Venere a VICINITY clendy, Pie * ands warmer ton tonight, tom tree ) yards from the highway ers ane i Swale, on high ‘until he was rescued. His brother, : slemal sh aa. = wuee hn Be 15-20 miles an ‘Bill, about 45, was washed away heer becoming ther! miles an hour tonight. oe and was reported missing. te, _Mostiy/Durant. J. A. Moore clung to aj | ever. soon after I made « state- | under (make a statement, But all these made a statement.” \fefow was leaving a bar, Lampi .|\good citizen to go to the station ment. “I told them 1 didn't want. to policemen accused me of being, Mrs, Murdock's boy friend. They ' just ran me down in any way they: could. * * * . | “They said if I didn't make a statemient I could be sent to Ionia Hospital for the criminally insane! for eight years. They kept after me. They told_me I couldn't see! my wife or an attorney until : oe a. * Ss aatetatel alatelatatatatatatatatataty all in the police today for the $4,098 holdyp,*chool_ gymnasium, will be _pre- the total labor force. according’ to ground just off the runway. -Air-\of . Redford Town ship bank and ithe latest figures from the Michi-, | ment valued at about $200. were title. . I guess that is the way with] ness. le ‘Holy Name Teen-Hi Club ‘Will Stage Benefit Play permit “hira to tavern nah diane] ‘to school mattgrn : - Birmingham "Police are investi- gating ‘three robberies committed during the night. Litt Electric Co. of Detrolt, whose construction tfuck was broken into, said tools and equip- stolen, Evdluating' McCarthy, seph, R. McCarthy died a year - nll en gar Soir oi Jeagues are still eval tole in American politi ‘a tar less emotional atmosphere ~ when he fourths of the world’s Other thefts included a $200 cal- Restaurant on Hunter , boulevard, and a battery from a car parked at Barnum School. . wf Derby Yentae High Schoo! PTA! wil] hold the last meeting of the; complete plans for their bake sale May 10. Starting at, 9:30 a.m., the sale will be held at the McBride Hardware store, 1s S. Woodward Avenue. ~ Frederick 8. Fowler Service for Frederick S. Fowler. » 193, of 661 Henrietta St., Birming- | _|ham, will be held at 10 a.m. Mon. day at Holy Name Church in Bir. mingham, with burial at Holy Sep- ‘‘ulchre Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at William R. Hamilton Co. * * * gaara eto sice ot the pine: retired. An early tarmer in th field Hills . area, he a gteenskeeper Bloomfield Hille and ; fitted, instead, with a back sup- port. , ‘fo Make Your Resdrvetion | for’ The 1958 Pontiac. ‘Press: Theater Tour Se een ew nee e ee we nce eens esceseevese: _ Reseretion Apsilication 7 oan Horn said he was drink- ing in a bar on the evening pt f. dan. 24 when he learned of Mrs, | Murdock'’s murder. “Later when me and this other (Leslie W. Lampi, of 394 Whitte-. more St.) stopped me and said ] was wanted for questioning,” said Van Horn. “I thought it Was my duty as a ~ June 28. and get this ‘whole thing straight- an Francisco Shakes SAN FRANCISCO w—A slight | earth tremor shook the western | part of San Francisco shortly af- ter 6 a.m. téday. No damage idents, tia * k- * Teday in Pon | Lowest temperature Dreceding 8 om. was reported by early rising res- J a ened out,” he added. With very few defense witnesses ‘besides Van Horn to .be called by ‘Orr, closing statements by him! jand Ziem might be made in the lafternoon session. The jury also “might get the case for‘ delibera- ‘tion before adjourning this after- ‘noon. * ¢ © 58 8 # 8 . Bost = “welocity 28 mp. and intensified between 9 p.m. Sun sets Priday at 7:33 pm ‘and- 2am. The waters began re- Sun rises Saturday at 3:25 a-m iceding after daybreak. - : Moon rises Friday at 6:50 p.m . $31 am. | Well-drenched. .Texas sections. igot more rain during the- night. | Moon sets Saturday at — The rains started about 5 p.m.g RESIDENTS OF THE ' WHEREAS, The Anhual. 1958, p. M., may annua! échool election. -”~ \ Bewntown Temperateres ¢ om... . 4 i pda *? Rain, with locally heavy showers. ten... JES... “se hit north Texa$ areas bounded by 8m. 7 , 20m... ®, Abilene, Fort" Worth, Gainesville apes ‘and Wichita Falls. Up to 3 inches Pt. the records kpteca ‘ot rain -douseil-. Wichita Falls, Highest Campenni car mie oe ” ‘causing flash floods. Some: heavy | ‘ot tetperat tare a ool were reported across the. my. rder -in ‘Oklahoma: o. fiche: om perat eet in Pontiae | * * * ture LD | The rain belt extended from es mpersiare IM ps or Wh oveeeeeei «4 \the southern Atlantic Coast states s westward into Oklahoma, Texas’ Bighest ty ee Peuperateres This and New Mexico and northward! * in 1901 2 in 187s/through Colorado and western’ Tharseer's Temperatare crart «| SeCtions of Kansas and Nebraska.’ 3 Marcostie “ 27 However, showers and thunder. Miami = 7) Showers = nee in most places.) 74 Milwauker 54 $8) a8 wee orieess as Rew York 42. fo Prohibitionist to Run Bhosnix ® zB LANSING (®—The prohibition a hevis 44-6 ab gp eohaig bid for a | . Francisco 70.34 plac¢ on the Nov. 4 general elec- j pee a tion ballot. It way the only mi- Cashingion oo 98) nor! to wif ballot isting | Tempa 8 \ 8 \ April Pt 1988 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF PONTIAC OAKLAND COUNTY. MICHIGAN , NOTICE OF LAST gals OF REGISTRATION said school district on Monday, the 9th dery of June, _ THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mon: day, the 12th day of May, 1958, up to 8:00 o'clock Eastern Stoendard Time, is the lasf day on which unregistered persons in the City of Pontiac register in order to be eligible to vote at Application for registration should be made to the city clerk of the City of Pontiac. Persons already registered on the registration posite of the any ot Pentiac need not re-register. Lola B. King. Secretary CITY OF PONTIAC, — | Blection’ is to be’ held in 1 at said: ee of Education of the the i bs ar re ? ’ a F 4 ‘ ee ee ee ee ee te ae en ee SS SS SS Se ee = . \twe abe. [ y a 4 ee Hh you if} on de may. participate ‘in all ne sc es or additions made necess¢ ontiac Press. a: heater - Tour: Ce ee ee, 2 i) lie | ments for % faculty members Friday and Soturdoy 4 $24-95 With TRADE-IN " we 8 geal coorsge snd wisdem,| Premoted”at the board megting- pf A fa ete ace 95 aS “3 a Cc k e t s. q The State Board of Agriculture;|but, as difficult as it is, we might 4. Eliminatihg routine step in- s eed; We “| 3 trade-ins, of od *prand ? 4 MSU govering board, approved anjeven find the experience good. ~ {creases in pay for all other MSU E/@A\® of EELS, ONG | Beery eal "Sines 36 te 46 (Net in = Style) 4 prarpiond budget to tailor univer-| “1¢ this becomes a continuing age. It tart emphasized, how- Pesan -~ ae oo IE Without TRADE-IN | SAREE yA “a + activities to the appropriations| thing, however,” he warned, “we |ever, there wi no pay cuts. ee = Hl: __ Maj 3 | Cut by the legislature. pd be in pogeen You can rs 5, Cutting heat, light and janitor'— P SZ Zz ~ y < ae We: $8 Mort Fue Mel rn The legislature gave MSU #25 me ually ton Pineapple Slices 4f nasal i _ 315,000 operations in — Mi : All be made b Reg. 39¢ Value | & cut of epripa from the ap- ajor savings will be made by:| , Eliminating or reducing to 5 Ci . | Propriation of $26,326,500 for the 1: Entei a Soe per art rojo sina enh Sete’ Se POUND -_ | D Few Lined Rayon Jackets Included | current year, ee —_— HE Sitce shape ‘jelly - i ®R Choice of 3 styles. All with full zipper - ‘ i ‘ ® candy with distinct epeat of RECORD LOW PRICE! - 7 = x * "Mother's Day Is May 11) Alwore Compad Prices at pineepple £18 ver, c “GE - fronts. 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But there is a third kind of day jife, whether he was an executive « * * tes exchange their | * Je F -- : One is, pay ,day, when life tslvete dream, Tonight freedom — im an office—the day someone ‘or a sécretive human zéro, In As his associa Air lin 1 Ty iting - oe de ne sudde and t an insight into. 3 wonderful. The other is any day OM tomorrow the mortgage payment. ‘es. As one grows older, it seems; ath he 8 nly. ‘xt - heron age Laedes: , 3 : e Offer ng ew | l 12 eee which you aren't paid, and life . But on every.day that isn't pay | come more often. “~ * ~ “geems ordinarily hopeless or hope- day. one ‘oaks the burden of ef-: You come to work one morning, larger. For one day he is the snost eases they fear, the — aap Regular Safaris Comptometér and Calculator ‘| * Tessly ordinary, depending on your fort. He knows no release from and instead ofthe usual greeting | important man in the office. achieved, the problems at home, t fe) Atri can Ar ea Ss | Fi mood, the war of living. His dréams|—‘What’s new?’\-there is, for a You may have worked 30 feet| bag panie thought ue Pegs cagrectats : * * * seem impossible. The routine of change, something really new: from him for 20 years and never! © shou | = NEW C Pay day js usually easy to get life appears endless, and anyone “Did you hear so-and-so died even noticed the color of his eyes. | — them without their permis- PARIS “A French airline has L \ : through. s st night?” All f udder thi > regu. Z . : 2 edna al =! = — forall ~ has a —— == aa enol diacaelins eS st The office, no longer a “forlorn lrg happy hunting. sroeet, , » NEXT WEEK : ; ~ 2 The aris repeste . a“ THE BERRYS Ei By Carl Grubert cell, is a warm shelter. The daily * . | . ; _ rut all at ence becomes a prized Hi l f D Even in : as 0 ee “VE DONE AT =, | thing no one wants taken from scans are offered in French Day >» 1atr- ay and & : HUNDREDS. ye him, ainly not by death. All, West Africa, French Equatorial fi OF TIMES ! Prish | ain the solace of the com-/Africa, the Belgian Congo, British} There is a demand for well-trained office help.: ne . = — pacnremint are) Beginning salaries are emelent Beets foe , * opportunities for advancem “ They take up a collection for! )trips through game preserves, past. = a desirable position by attending day, half-> flowers for the ene who has gone,, ‘stich natural wonders as Victoria] da > or evening school. and someone is appointed to write| Falls, into famed forests and on) y, * : = a letter of-sympathy from “his. great rivers. The all-inclusive cost. : friends at the office.” | from New York, for — S pt The Business Institute : Everyone looks at his desk Spool esy aes is — $2,400 FE 2 j somehow it now stands out from mary - soul tee ing on the itiners 7 W. Lawrence St., Pontiac Phene -3551 the others—ang wonders who to-| . = ie morrow ... or the next day ‘7% * Inquire About the Extended Payment Plan: ting, at that desk doing his job. lof two or there persons traveling! | month whi the to be paid in “Why don't they ever hang together, all meals are included,| after et is crepe on a guy's desk when heiexcept in Paris. j er the day after ... will be ‘it.| Mates are quoted on the basis. Under this Plan the. re bala a part. of his tuition eng = = STEWART-GLENN COMPANY---PAY LOWER PRICES WITH EICONEIVENCE OF -QUALITY AND _ SERVICE HILER OS? Anniversay Sale oem” MOTO Meme oe eT re i w. ANNIVERSARY 3 pc. SECTIONAL * Wi geapeesons esves sad: Ne eater Uitte eee re eT ee Te te Teer ee Armless chair center section $59.50 New spaciousness and cgmfort at a sur- “ _ prisingly low price. ae ——New-slant arms, smart-brass ferruled legs, - co EF . Z trim fashion tailoring. Choose from our wide $ 00 , selection of fabrics and colors while they a rT _ last. 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USE our NEW PARKING LOT in BACK of STORE | ae ih | — | Lighted Lp—-Castomer Entronce ot Redr j 5 een 1 ‘. + “ee a i 44 ~ | : ; ” Sees: | : . far ' . Concord Reformatory Farm hase: ‘ball team, played deep for a slug- ai g ae 5 sie . A i e oy ag op Rises . mee rs ee aoe aia! fee oer ~ o— “ an rs . ; = Saat ‘ ratings 7 felts Sass na . aa ‘ : rae i > : & 4: ee Be ae a : THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1958 “* i _ FIVE “* | a (Sormar Miah - i Ze = wee % "Prisoner Chases Baseball [ 4 inet en mene It Again! | German Might | Slave Couple's Child: |!te Woods: Keeps Going| 1d New On rf ard Con Mt Aparte Bey oth. . —_ | EN | Qo, Ae ! | State's “Moth i Ye i CONCORD, Mass. i” — Burglar . Bran Pesci Schou ie Apartments ‘ | Strenathe hening — a e S. er. Ke) ear’ Ronald Mules, 22, outfielder on the - — rae aes Ae pags bi : duction power — end particularly daughter of a ‘slave couple, was'#' New York. The Northland Cen-| farm, half a mile from the walled’ Salmer St ‘the Krupp empire — is now ex- crowned the First Mother of Mich- ter Chamber of Commerce spon-' leefor matory x ipected by Western diplomats here igan yesterday by Governor and ‘to be enforced with leniency if at Mrs. G. Mennen Williams in a|&¥e"t. ‘ing five years for breaking, en- Tastelully Appointed and Decorated, Modern in Detail. DETROIT » — An veers icontest. If she wins, Mrs. Eisen- : Red Threat Supports Negro mother of 12 children w a laser will receive her at the White | iger last night. When.-a long fly ®@ Automatic Heat (individual room control) . rae. Big “Industry Instead of didn't think. a thing like this could House and then she will be flown came at him he chaséd if int ” vo , — ply Senet more a : Deconcentration “ ‘happen ‘tbh a woman where Ii B ; re h iwoods bordering the. ‘diamond — ©@ Refrigerator- Freezer - © @ Slim Fold Clone t Doors ; gs : same from" has been crowned | ne ruanest © iligiaa this colin: and kept on going. @ Well Planned Kitchen (with Exhaust Fan)’ Ba peereaee 1958 “Mother of the|try at or ee Fair ae tk | The escape broke up the eve- ®@ Decérator Color Cabinets, Bathroom Fixtures and Tile LONDON ® — A law designed 1¢ar *” | The contest’ is sponsored by the ning ball game in the recreation ito break up Germany's war pro-| Mrs. Mattie Baker Mc Fall, the’ American Mothers Committee, Inc. areg of the minimum security, Adults Only Rents Start at $90 . Just South of sored the Michigan. portion of the) Mules {fom Boston, was serv-| Orchard Lake Ave. FE 8-6918 Open Daily and Sun. 10 A. M, to 9 P.M, all. ‘ceremony at Detroit. < Mrs. McFall anarried Benjamin tering and Jarceny. , i id J. McFall when she was 14. She'- ee es 4 t NEW LOW PRICES Britain, France and th eu nited| The 17 other Michigan mothers and her husband farmed in Georgia | ra . ’ ' on Better Quality States have agreed to @ request’ whe competed with Mrs. McFall until Benjamin died in 1921 and| OTO SUPPL E ary é by West German Chancellor Kon- gor the honor looked on as the then ghe continued alone Manos te | S a) hee rad Adenauer to re-examine the) Governor gave her the award. of her children moved to,Detroit’ : : law. the British Foreign Office, Mrs. McFall will go to New York over thg years, and Mrs. McFall) said last night. ; ANSCO FILM : ts +*« ; {this weekend to take part in the followed them to the motor city 2 : ‘American Mother of the Year’ in 1956. Sizes 620-120-127 in | In the agreemnts ending the — — j black and white film 5 Rolls post-World Wer II occupation of| . | : ‘West Germany, Adenauer's gov-| * ‘BB ernment pledged to carry out the} : , <) ; | Allied deconcentration of industry | = ‘ f me FIFST QUALITY 8mm plete 7 The law provided that in cen-| . ROLL $ 59 STOCK UP ‘eral by ‘some time in 1958 Alfried). Eve da ! FILM Hye Krupp and other German indus- | Y y VY : ; : dm trial barons would uve up their : : concentrations = 1, steel, iron _ i.e and ‘related industries by selling, Y some. units. Instead, Krupp’s em- pire has expanded. | our money : i * *.* | New Model Adenauer wrote personal letters ANSCOFLEX sole sarah and Fret DULY S MODEL #2 “Bh ing that the law be scrapped be-| CAMERA leause the indusfial barons were | : , having trouble finding buyers. | OUTFIT )Some observers thought this ea much more : ‘a bid by the Chaneellor for politi Reg. $28.95 jcal support of the magnates in an, “ ; 3 : election he won. : : ° ; ‘ i. | Now, a Foreign Office spokes- | at Richm an S Ye ‘man said, Bonn has_ provided id ifurther information on difficulties : . in breaking up several ae industries. Diplomats’ noted . that there is. ‘no peaceful way the industrial deconcentration can be enforced : * Bi from outside Germany, and Ger- TRAINED, man courts are unlikely to honor PERSONNEL , ~ Bthe government's pledge. The in- . 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City Police Deserve Thanks for Cleanup store owners in the area of Pontiac’s skid row, habitants are receiving the “bum's rush.” It’s about time these undesirable characters were picked up and kicked off Pontiac’s streets. oe oe . ee bs z An Independent Newspaper a “as Precematn | ~ MEMBER OF THR <.- Pivaidemt and Publisher "Editorial Page ASSOCIATED PRESS . ae ‘Fipay, MAY: 2, 1958° . : County Week Opens ‘Monday - =} ' A little reflection on the hard _ faets will show us that We live in the very essence of what makes Michigan great. x * * No other area within its aaa -has'as much (nature or man made) that contributes more in the all-over degree to put our state in the top category. © | “ Largely ecanneane by the Great Lakes, its “Water Wonderland” status also is brought about by the thou- sands of other lakes within its - borders. According to recent reports from. * * * ‘In this respect, Oakland Coun- ‘ty’s 423 lakes is the largest num- ber in any of the 68 counties in © the Southern Peninsula. And they comprise the largest number of any. county in ‘the entire United States, that is contiguous to . such a large population. e* O* With more of the 60 state parks _than any other of Michigan’s 83 i : - FromU. Travel Boom Department re- Hort that Americans spent $1.96 bi". lion in foreign travel. are back at their ee tis sili tees setin ment: should be commended for the firm stand they, are taking. They have come in with the paddy wagon | showing they really mean business. Policing the area in pairs is another ‘sign that they are out to clean up South Saginaw Street. ee oh Ridding this two-block area of ite coestieas 8 mo enmy Cesk. Tt is counties, supplemented by our many other recreational features, Oakland County has become our state’s pri- mary playground, . _— : Nature gaye us the setting for all of the above, and we might have been content to let our on that foundation. Prowse. But we've also taken a tép place in the industrial development, and have made our county the heart of ‘the greatest such area in the world. Yes,. Oakland County Week should also open Monday as the principal bolster to Michigan * Week, : : The Man About Town. ‘The Commerce that the percentage rise exceeds the Growth in personal income. . “Of the total $1.4 billion was spent by Americans outside the country; $250 million was paid _to foreign’ carriers for trans- "portation and $300 million to US. shipping companies and air- lines: These expenditures have provided the world. with more wv on the Contest ~ Once More a Woman Has | Best Guess Among 2,648. ' Holding the bag: Now a mat- ter of feminine attire. —eee gancgels boegedinn tps Anant St “a habit with the fair sex. She is Mrs. Virginia M. Laurain of 145 West Fairmount Ave. Among the 14 contestants, out of 2,648, who picked Brooks Robinson . of Baltimore to be the top batter in the American League after the games of May 1, she estimated that his betting average would be .438. Robinson climbed into top place on Thursday, with an average of 436. None of the others who had picked. him came anywhere near as close. She is the wife of Merle R. Laurain, tool dollars than any single item im- _ cht B® Canada is the leading nation bene- fiting- from, American travelers who spent $340 million there in 1957: Mexico is next with $300 mfilion. Americans spent nearly $500 million last year in Western Europe. On the other hand the U. S benefits from expenditures by . . foreign visitors. In 1956, the lat- est year for which figures are | available, the total was $800 mil-— -. lion, more than we received in— _ that year for such major. exports as cotton or electrical machinery. oo x* .*®.* While tourism accounts for over half the trips abroad, says the Insti- tute of Life Insurance, about one out of eight travelers to Europe goes for business reasons. This indicates the importance to our economy of foreign ees and foreign trade. THE PONTIAC Published by Tue Powrme Press Company @ W. Suron St. « Pontiac 12. Michigan Trade Mark re Except Sunday Jon Riurt Asdotaat Advertising Manager . Eom, M. Trespwret, — Cireuvlation Manager Meveerut Batserr, ‘Mxecutive Vice Presider and Advertising Director + igeas HH Frererencp 11, Vice President and ness Manager Marswatt Jonpaw, ieee ©. Pores, ag om Advertising 4 and Editor Managtr B. Teer, Geonct C. lewaw ng Eaiter Classified Manager _ canara ‘The ‘Associated Press is entitied exclusively to the ee for repubjication of all local news printed tn this - Srapnen as well as ail AP pews dispatches. Tw Powrtet Press is delivered by cartier for 40 cents Week: where carrier service is not available by mvatl -* f 4 Onkiend, Genesee, Livingston,:Macomb, Lapeer and - ae JS get ap it by $1260 a year; elsewhere In es — piece im the United Stetes year. af gt est Pie Pore Poti ba Pa yo PRESS “of 780 Crittenden 8t.; subscriptions a peoues =. and die worker at a local plant, and the mother of three children. The standings of the five top players after Thursday's games were: AB 5 jinson, Balt. . aa ® 6 <4 ernen, Cley ose Ld 1 43 Gere, KG lo: 3 18 MONT Cotavite, ve. 2... 08 4 1? ea kK oe bu “1 8 MM 393 Chairman of the Board ‘of Supervisors, | Delos Hamlin, wonders if there’s another similar area in the entire nation that can show such a growth in every way that makes for . better living. Oakland County Ask most anybody what has been Michigan’s greatest tourist attraction, and their thoughts will go upstate. How- ever, the biggest drawing card has beep Greenfield Village . : (not so far from Pontiac), which drew over a million visitors in 1957. This year it will have a strong competitor tn the ane Bridge. After absorbing all vi the essentials of a menace to any blaze for many years, Pontiac Fire Chief , John F, Schroeder : begins to boil over when there’s the slightest odor of arcon—2vert his ‘blood runs hot. ‘ Verbal Orchids to— ~ Mir. aind Mrs. Lee Upton fifty-pinth wed- ee ding. anniversary. Harley Burrington ° of Birmingham; eighty-second birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George H.- Look of West Bloomfield; fifty-eighth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wallace of Lake Orion; pia third veoes arini- versary : : laurels rest on what has been built _ “ment insurance, - ' ment : The President’s plan, which was* <7 Hh NEA Service, Inc. How Aboat You, Toot David Lawrence Save: | f Concerts Bloc Dooms ‘Dole’ WASHINGTON — Something has just happened in Congress which should generate more confidence in the firmness Democrats from. the South and conservative © Re- pices is the yong entre House of tives joined to- gether to defeat the idea “ a. “dole.” The érighntl’ plea: niacin aa the Democratic leadership, would have put the Federal government in the position of handing out funds to those who are customarily idle or wily do not wish to work and 2 * .% Likéwise, under the Democratic- leadership plan, the Federal t was. to make “grants” the states, whereas President Eisenhower had proposed that loans be made which the states would repay in four year#. "ments to the unemployed are covered by regular unemploy- compensation programs. accepted by the House of Repre- sentatives, calls for a choice by the states as to whether they wish to extend unemployment benefits beyond the period normally pro- vided. They can have Federal help : if they want it: 20. & "On Calne vee Gn Or: President's plan, there were 223 votes in favor and against. But the division in is in. teresting to note. There 163 Republicans and 60 Democrats vot- ing for the administration plan and 148 Democrats and 17 Republi- — cans voting against it. This means that, on proposals ————- has been the fear of what laws the Democrats might enact if they had complete control of all branches of the government.’ determine whether they are on the conservative side. *.° ©. ¢£ in the state of California. It is significant also that Rep..A. 8. — -Heriong dr., (D-Fia) — another His bill was offered as a sub- stitute for that of the regular Democratic leadership. . There are normally about 2,600,- 000 persons in the “labor force”’ of the country who do not work that could disturb the confi. ture away from them, Thanks to ancl acid preg Ron finance with respect to the fu- ture of the government's fiscal be a any unsound provisions. Ever since the recession began’ to reach serious proportions and the Democratic leaders started to propose all sorts of laws that would- run up government spending to _fantastic heights and produce defi- “cits “of unprecedented size, there has been uneasiness in financial and business circles as to what ~ Congress — with both houses’ con- ‘trolled by the Democrats — might do. * * * In fact, one of the reasons for . the rise recently of an anti-radical or conservative tide in America The Country Parson i ues, are . tomers ‘the gullibility of the public, htat business. The cus- don’t know or care what kind of specialist—it is enough means a lot of fer them to know that he q calls himself .a specialist, which, they think, means he is better than an “ordinary’’. doctor. - Also the poor souls imagine the authorities would not allow him te call himself a specialist if he were not better qualified than the “‘ordinary” doctor. The truth is that any person with a license to practice medicine may specialize or call himself a specialist in any field he chooses. The law doesn't care. * te Don't be naive about ‘clinic racketeers."' There's a vast difference be- tween real clinics and the phony kind, REAL CLINIC IS FREE A real clinic is a place, ‘usually connected with hospital or medical school, where’ patients who. con sent to being examined and treated before classes of medical students get the very best treatment free: In a phony “clinic” the suckers . pay through the nose and usually for mediocre or infertor service. The real clinic is in one sense a charity, although: the. patients who voluntarily submit to examination and treatment before a class of students are entitled to some com- pensation, The phony ‘ clinic" to get considerable- free adver- tising without being expelled from — It, enables . the medical society, merchants of medicine to attain what the world calls: guceéess much is a- shabby device which enables its members —— ePopple eats aS Voice of the - Mini to Anothe ‘Point of ‘View, | fw a I have just finished reading an article entitled “No National brethren.” 1PM en ee oak = 3 We aS & Fi nog ER, tery!” by Senator Richard L. ‘Neuberger of Oregon, published in thé ee 1958. If readers have access to this jours: nal, they will find in Mr. Newberger’s article 4 statehaent of the point: thee stack of advance misinforma- tween. specialists are a dime meditine because most doctors and Pessess ft; wd ‘pies tion’ wrote, “You don’t own « & dozen, : medical societies nowadays haven't ag A me Bs gg your house if you don’t own A real special- ‘the guts to expose them for what . *#Y fathers—Deut. 90: the doorsteps.” : . they are. : oe jst is a physician. The tissues of the life to be ss who limits his ‘or — getifg"é tatters, not more than one page We” eave with colors, all our ‘That looked like & shill’ for ‘uae + health and hygiene, diag- - : ; annexation. We came ao- close her practice to the Rosis, or treatment, will be answeted » - | OWN; couldn’t tell where - the Dr. William Brady. if: a ste self - And in the field of Destiny a ee particular field in Bddressed envelope is sent to The Pon- = wy have gown. quills stopped and the feathers which ‘he or she tine Press, Pontiac, Michigan. reap as we “tad has _received ad- ht 1958) —Henry W. Lage 2 started. t ‘sent, such : ate i « as obstetrics, oF. Case Bacon of a Psychologist: thopedic ophthalmology or ~ . What’s Meaning of. Your Name? for 30 days. yee rae oe ee Feo NE 3 ‘ eae Se Sa | a Co be ee aS iene epee , ie te ae aa eee eae r Mao 3 amare & = , tpg tcc eter | _-____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 2; 1958 LR ee | During. 195,. about. 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They trom 1.- : for tacos and enchila and Secretary of State Dulles e That you own furniture or a car. | . * Foreign Minister Subandrio told 2. —s That you are a permanent resident. nord es ae po ciated | Dulles’ receptiveness, to EVERYBODY IS “LUCKY” ‘ : : , ward question ” elimi. 3, ‘That you had a work and a good | fi with the cost of living golmg e-|nation of intervention by “Ameri AT GEORGE’S-NEWPORT'S! paying record before becoming unem- | flit Mirren tor : _ GET FABULOUS BARGAINS . 3 item are jumping too, seissadilt asin Le vice woiouead . ». WIN PRIZES, TOO! | | The government decided that wee - | If you owe bills and are being pressed for payment, automation is the answer. Ma-| sive U. S. 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Conway and David Blaushild, who are whooping it up for bigger | and better sales efforts by retailers, particularly new car salesmen. ~~ The money is there,” Blaushild contends, “and the public | wants to buy. But they're afraid.” | PRAISED BY IKE “Really a pair of oun Presidertt Chenheons said aft a half-hour meeting at the White House last week with the two businessmen who origiriated the “You Auto Buy Now” idea, -which | has spread nationally. The President agreed better salesmanship | could spark economic recovery. * * * They told Eisenhower of their plan to post manufacturers’ sug-- | gested prices on new cars. Dealers would be bonded to assure the | prices were quoted properly. | 1 * * * The idea of a firm price and bonded dealers, Eisenhower said ’ later at his news conference, would assure that “this business of undercutting and every other fa of = precticg will not keep | Peowle from buying. ; Tell How fo Boost Business: “At everybody knows what he has to pay, and these people are so bonded, then confidence tends to go up.” . Conway, with 35 years in the auto business, has two grown sone and 6 Gauger, *® & - A pilot in World War I, he still has trouble with:his-legs, which he almost lost when. his plane exploded and crashed near Ashta- ~ bula, Ohio. Be Wont Ses pes eepials eet 0 ow. * ¥ Hie sega of the prenent snceneicee “The country merely is taking inventory, something that's done periodically.” ‘He believes peopie can be talked out of their reluctance to buy. But, he asserts, “the retailer has got to get his house in order.” * PROVES CONFIDENCE Bieushild, a: former. 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Se ee Be eS ores ae ‘i os * ec fF a. * Sj z \ . = ee a + ae as Se pRInAy. MAY 2, 71958. A Splish ema , ame Vivian ° Blaine | Prefers. Broadway ‘Success ‘py PaLus mabe! NEW YORK, (INS) — “So i said, when they offered me a screen test, ‘Okay, Mom, let's go.— at least its’ a vacation with pay.’ ee ees a ‘I was 17-and a half at the time, living in Ne hadn't a notion what Hollywood would be like. Jey, I found out fast enough.. found out that in Hollywood you” are just exactly what they make you, nothing more or less. I came out after a lot New Jersey, and. 1|. ' ot ani aiid eae Tim the star treatment — not knowing | who, of whet {ome : SS * * * es “It took me years of hard work jto get over: being a ‘star’ in Holly- ‘wood.”” Hollywood, turns ns te Great White Way for pastrami money. “I do not want to knock Holly- wood, as every actres¢ must keep all avenues to a job,” says ivian, “but I would like to say that the role I am now playing is so close to the truth, it revives some awfully insecure menioriés. * “T don't say that Hollywood did; wrong by our Nell, but I do say it always gave me the feeling of being terribly insecure. How can I explain it? . . . They won't let you ‘be yourself. They take a successful formula and pattern you after it, or try to.. ¥ was billed as ‘The New Alice Faye,’ when Alice decided to knock off work a bit | you and have babies. Now that wit: the kiss of death, because a per- son can never be a ‘new’ other person and not be a faint carbon.” Fi Then there was the life, which was just as hard for Vivian to see. “If somebody cealeed; & setund tat ‘Semuchltend was going to build you up to the skies, you were treated like a wheel. If you were on the down- grade, your friends knew it before did and you were ignored a 2 ee “There's no privacy. in Holly- wood. You can live in one of those big homes, with acres of land around it, and a wall around that, and still everybody in town knows what’s happening to you even before it : beta * Vivian ings wriggles -the neatest nose on Broadway “Very occult indeed.” In 1949, feeling -like-a retread |from land (‘‘by mutual consent with the studio") ‘and decided to find out “quote — what made me tick — unquote.” ss She played everything from the Rexy Theater to state. fairs before Broadway caught on to a good thing and put her in lights as Adelaide in “Guys and Dolls.” And in New York, she suddenly felt comparatively safe. “Hollywood’s a small town,” Vivian sums up. ‘You feel it in the air.— it echoes off the build- Alice Faye, Vivian departed film-| so tot neneusib You keep seis Onat: pone -shaailher on ae saey the teat te: er ee “ae <2 a desert,. 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Delivers — Take 24 Months on the Balance! all FOAM cushioned “Shrimp in Stock $ 3 THE ; PONTIAC PRESS, Frmay, MAY 2, eS ~Girl Who Went ‘Away to Palace . | : “ ae ies ion oe 7 Oe ak i auf we + ; #Py [n it Li i Ff is A it ie B-yearold girl jonstantine, of a heart attack at his residence, : wag sg o Morton “Ave. yesterday morn- ing. General Motors Truck & Coach Di- vision and’ a member of Central Methodist Church, — Mr, Gray leaves his wife, Mar-'for 19 years, Mr. Carlson operated ‘a plumbing and heating business. Springs; two StepsonS,iHe was president of the Board and! of Directors of the First Methodist Church. * The body garet; a son, Milton F. Gray of l-| Berrien _Jage to be governess to|Grant Osborne of Birmingham Se ae rea kee thats otis Otboras of Bt Chien, Mo.; a She immediately be-|and a sister. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-|Home in So * *. * urday from the Farmer-Snover "Then she fell ill, An influenza| Funeral} Home with burial in Perry .@pidemic hit the palace. Neanly/Mt, Park Cemetery, The Rosary will be recited at flown to a London noaphal, where /8- p.m. Sunday in the Donelsgp- she died. Johns Funeral Home for Mrs. Earl C. (Margaret M.) Meyer, 74, of ‘Will Ask State Law nod pay Monday oon te penn ies for Leo A. Hect, 53, of 4922 dict’s Church with burial in Mt.|Carroll Lake Rd., will be held at : fo Control Explosives re Meyer dieti yesterday. in cal Home in Poti, = — Deaths in Ponti ac and Nearby Areas sour - LYON — oa for Clarence R. (Ken) “Carlson, 46, of who died Wednesday at St, Joseph Hospital, SS Arbor, at 2 p.m. He ‘was’ a retired employe of Wil be hel Methodist Church in South Lyon. Burial will be in the sarki ok med alle - MRS. EARL C. MEYER- of South Lyon; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Carison of De- troit; three sisters and one brother. weeks, W. 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COMPANY _ WHILE THEY LAST “BOX SPRING Reg. $39, 2 Se SAVE | on SEALY and SERTA! | \ \fee, $7. 95 ATE: he a nus on Farms: Plant Workers Urged to’ Seek aployoem | in Rural Areas”. Sy Church in Rochester: _ : Marks Centennial’ Year } . ROCHESTER — St Paul's-Meth-' was begun. It was completed in to the Rochester Church and re: _.odist Church “in Rochester. one 1876. ‘mained its pastor until his re-/_ of Oakland County's oldest iy was not until 1912. that the “rement in 1942 i * churches, will begin its centennial @lebration Sunday with: an an- miversary worship service. De- livering the centennial address at. both the 9 and 11 a’'m. service. will be Bishop Marshall Reed of Detroit. Special events are planned time The. chapel did not -fit into the plans for expansion and. was .razed to make room for the new church building+The new, present church was dedicated in June of 1913. but it was not until 1996, seemed, right for building the chureh on the’ front of the: lot. The congregation of St, Paul's had. q fund-raising campaign in 1954 and another in 1956> With this money it purchased an ‘eight-acre site on Romeo street | at the east village limits. The house on the site has ‘been. ‘rebuilt as a ‘parsonage, and it is ee The Michigan Employment Se- ‘leurity Commission dueing the forthcoming agricultural se aso n would welcome a reversal of the longtime trend of workers going tfrom the farm to the tactory, Earl White, area crop supervisor, said throughout ‘the month to mark ; the church's 100 years of existence 7 Among . them will be an "Old- Tigers Night’ son May 18 and a’ e€ntennial Pageant and Bar- becue May 28. - * * “7he history of the church in’ this area goes back to 1858 when Methodist services were held at. several places, The Rev. Danieli Birney came from Canada and __-- preached at Mt. Vernon, Stoney| ‘ Creek, The Hubbell and Ewells schools. that it was free of debt: The pipe ine hope of the congregatigm that’ toda, organ was installed in 1914. the first unit of St. Paul's edifice’ ; In September, 1915, the Rev. will get under way before the end) Willtam Hill Collycott was assigned of 1958. * * * In. keeping -with the selene sagricultural policy of- withhold-~ ing the importation of foreign farm |workers, the commission plans first to give’ former farm workers — now laid off from their factory jobs — an opportunity to return to ithe farm, if only temporarily. * * * Last year in Michigan more than 76.000 migrant farm workers from various states were recruited by thé MESC’s Farm Placement Sec- tion, White said. In addition, 15,000 Mexican workers were brought into the ‘state to handle certain crops, such as sugar beets, pickles and sometimes cherries and other fruits, New Argentine President Getting Over Inauguration | fn 1800 services formally were | “BUENOS AIRES i” — Arture! ported Frondizi, lost no time mak- onl | |Frondizi, Argentina's new presi-|ing themselves heard. Although ident, recuperated today at the’small ‘in number and officially isuburban presidential retreat outlawed, the Reds staged a May ifrom his hectic inauguration and|/Day meeting pr@esting Nixon's a pre-inaugural influenza attack. | presence at the head of the US. * * * | delegation to the inauguration. 1866, the parsonage at Stoney The tall. bespectacled lawyer ’~ * * This year, he said, it is antici- ment$ took office yesterday as the .first) Thousands of others cheered the pated that 86,000 migrant workers for the location of/democratically elected President! outgoing provisional _ president, will be needed in the peak. of the season, during July and August. Since these people cannot be kept in one place throughout the sea-- son, but follow the crops, both lanting and harvesting, in a well since Juan Peron seized power in 1943. After a day during which crowds from the right, left. and ,|center demonstrated, Frondizi re- tired to the suburban presidency Brig. Gen. Pedro Aramburu, who had played a leading role in the 1955 revolution which overthrew Peron and who had held the elec-! Postiac Presa Phete Schoenhals and seve, Hillman, all of Davisburg. The clean-up began about 6 p. m. with the townspeople comming out to pitch #CLEAN-UP DAY IN DAVISBURG — Firemen, as usual, were. among the first on the scene for Davisburg’s annual May 1 clean- up party. Washing down Broadway avenue, the- town's main street, ee oe») Jand. told newernen, be_sould not on rm par eanigenlos end —— ) freee Rete Brengets, Ai Wengen, Ge in ehorty ter idefined route throughout the state “In 1868, the ‘ite of the present;be back at the downtown Pink’ ° ° _ jit peetably will be nscesemty for z — presen" |Palace until Monday. ithe commision to recruit 125,000 Paul's “Methodist Church on He planned to inlerrup his rest | hur C in r0 MM Awards Made in State Police Sponsor _- voreet® iil all the jobs ‘avai goons apoes ¢ spell, however, to entertain U. s./ yo . \* ° * me Pies woes! te sie rw toowe| VS, ae t Richard Sion st/ Benefit Shows | -win unemployment over. the tion. The building of the parsonage, | ow : In count int erit Scl 0 ars | 5 hy '450,000 mark in the state, it is only ag is the present church house Se s Lists Schedule in armington ‘logical that our own citizens among offices, was begun in agit. Trond in big ‘naugural ad.| ithe unemployed .workers should be. FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP _| |bion College; and Peter R. Ham- Two shows. sponsored by. the Far- /merton of 710.N. Alexander. Peter mington Township Police Dept. for said he will’ study _ aeronautical their youth Welfare fund, will be ; Royal Oak Dondero High School: one a at the University of held tomorrow at the Farmington py aagetoraps — Nonoradtigs Robert S. Glover III of 26520 Dun- Mich . Junior High gym on Toone street. the ‘lareeat, Veiwate. scholarship d€® St. Huntington Woods, who| Ptendant Ridge Lecela, Wight -) * rgest prjva twill major in optometry, at School: John W. Keyes Jr. of 29. = The matinee will saat at 2 p.m. co rena tutta — history. | jmatics and science at Williams) Elm St. Pleasant Ridge. He and the evening performance will | given first chance at these jobs,” White said. Information on available farm jobs may be obtained at any |MESC branch office. Fagan Services Set dress jo. Cenerese made clear his) Seven Oakland County high’ ton St, ‘ee phos to attend Red- awareness of Argentina's grave Summer Worship for school students have been awarded) cliffe College to prepare for a four-year. scholarships by the Na- teaching career. First. Presbyterian to jin.) seri Scholarship Corpora-| Start Sunday Morning ‘ay ag es At } J i 1; TROY — The Rew. Pendell, pastor of the First Pres-| W. Donald byterian Church of Troy, has pel a (College; David Benjamins of 606 Intends to enroll in a pre-medical be presented at 8 p.m. .|nounced that the summer Schedule, _ Birmingham High School:'Der- Woodcrest, Royal Oak, ._ whe Aa — at Northwestern Univer- — tejevision star Pee Wee King for Saturday i in Holly for worship will start May 4 with thy A. tet of 063 Wimbie- a 9:30 a.m. yr nee te geiggr children. of kindergarten muh eiey ieaiaaauasen person wil ‘be held at the same ‘time as the church service. To Launch Michigan Week © Sunday. School for all ages will ‘|be conducted at 10:45 a.m... with’ Special Service in Orion ° a nursery for small children. The pastor will teach the adult class. LAKE ORION — A special in-| ‘Ellen England, Marilyn MeKenzie, - ‘The church is located on Liver. terdenominational service honoring Sharon Smith; Leonore- Sutton and take : a _pre-medicine cou ——— and his band and rock 'n’ rolier Southfield High School: Robert Donnie White will headline the ts og ly of 27700 Lexington, shew. ova obert plans to study Proceeds i from the show and of Teck physics at. Case‘ Institute from the sale of a traffic safety Technology. directory issued by township po Fa nige con “ayes H. lice will go into the police welfare . . cal an nals t. Ww z me '© fund. This fund is used to sponsor! The Rev. Cyril Rancourt’ will of- y pre-medicitie at Yale a Litthe ‘League Baseball team, ificiate, with burial in St. John's _ Their depending teenage dances and other youth Cemetery in Fenton. The Rosary on the college they attend and activities in the township. _|will be recited at 7 p.m. Friday HOLLY — Service for William H. Fagan, 94, who died yesterday at ‘his home in Holly, will be held at St. Rita's Catliolic Church Sat- urday at 10:30 a:m. * « * YMCA Accepts \Registrations.for | " Ww | Summer Club aco¥ road just north of Wattles Poogpcay Ly taki When wal —— — * a — ee . ae the Dryer Funeral Home. ; - es .” ‘be held by students of Lake Orion’ Clergymen participating in the) —- ae Mr. Fagan was the son vnegirations for. Pontiac's dan todo a salt direct & ‘Community High ‘School on Sun-|event are: ‘the Rev. Walter Ballagh 7°*™ Eyes Tunnel Chance Pete oat Mites agus, he.cor 's “Summer Fun are week of dus ye + cits te iday from 4 to 5 p-m. at Lake of the First Baptist Church, the) Around 256.000 of the nation's ond settlers in Holly Township, now being accepted at the YMCA the state's W acai Orion, Junior: High. ‘Rev. R. Vincent Myrick of .St. high school students participated F li h Ch | and the last survivor of their | building, 151 Mt. Clemens st. . | the state's nn fee ‘Joseph Catholic Church, the Rev. in the exams for the 1,000 scholar @t ngusn & QNNC] _tamity of 14 children. He was Summer club capacity is 120 boys . The committee in charge of the William Hamm of the St. Marys- Ships financed by 70 business and} I born on March 14, 1864, in Holly ant 10 ante gee will i, Each family will neve a cabin of-service includes Joan Carpenter, in-the-Hills: Episcopal Church, the industrial a2 soc PARIS WW — An international, Township where he: lived his en- ! tire life. He was « farmer until nnn een | Rey William O. Swan, of the St. ‘Al fred's Trueman Horton of the Re- : Episcopal Church, the Rev. ‘group today annolinced the begin- ning of studies © on_scommercial his retirement a few. years ago, Mr, * ‘Fagan is survived by his “that of renting an average cottage| ‘prospects for a tunnel under the | de tev, 8 r gener | wife, the formér Agnes. Ann Had- '|English Channel and technical don: two daughters, Mrs. Bernice problems in building it. _ Sims of Greenville and Mrs. Flor- x * “jence Boening of Birmingham; 8 The studies to be made for the, & dren and 17 great-grand- ichildren. Two sons, Peter R. and Channe! ‘Tunnel Study Group STC | oeiem M., preceded him in death expected to be completed by late} . e _ AUTOMATIC organized Latter Day Saints and, ‘the Rev, A. B. Johns of Lake Orion ‘Methodist Church. | Presenting histories of the de- | velopment of these churches in | Lake Orion will be Sheri Allen, | | Norma Balingh. Jean Miatt, Mary | Ann Martin and Beanie Upthe. - | grove, .The High School Glee Club, un- der the direc tion of Evetyn Miche: letti, will sing three anthems. * * The congregation will join in with the singing of “Onward Chris-: tian Soldiers.’ Prayer and scrip- ture. readings also are planned. * * The student: committee is made up of members of the third hour art class, whose instructor is. ‘Thomas Dodd, : ‘reation and craftwork in the morn- | movies and educational trips. ‘ings; fishing. swimming and boat-! ing in the afternoon and an adult Trips, for which an additional program in the evening with baby lee will be charged, will be {© the | sitters provided. 'Detrok Zoo, Cineramra, Henry Ford . ‘Museum and Greenfield Village. teeatments seed to mae F @ child can register without his . _ ge sc rns (Parents accompanying him, ac-', 3 blood-prod ne marrow cording to John Moreau, director of _|the summer program. sid chit | crafts, singing, trampoline, | and. Pa] million dollars to build a tunnel from 7@Mfhce to England. Financial prospects for three - itypes of tunnels will be examined, according to a spokesman for the- study group which was formed last July. These would-be a rail ‘tunnel, an automobile tunnel, or a dual-purpose \ Orion Man Injured in jl sae Onions x w\ The study group, includes the: L Universal Suez Canal Co,, which: has‘ just settled its claim. on the eanal, plus British and French groups and an American. company * * i Orval Sowels, 44. of 500 Letts Rd., Lake Orion, told Romeo State Police his brother had rented prop- it Gitinn “This ‘technique hee been used times on two patients at the Veterans Administration hospital’ ee arate JOAN GIROUX tients later died from ig Long: Beach. Despite the suc- cess of the transplants, both’ pa- the ad- - Vanced state of their malignancy, © County Calendar , in Ferndale Crash _|Beaumon® Hospital, Man Serious Hurt ‘FERNDALE — James M. Cook, 31, of 23754 Tawas St., Hazel Park, is in serious condition in William) Royal Oak, Oitenvite from injuries received when his oo Ry aS Bt. Anne's Parish wil! Car. struck the rear of a truck # the ae sma 0 *™ Sunday trailer at Woodward Heights boul- * * ‘evard and Gainsborough road at erty on Rochester road and plant-: ed a garden on it. His.brother had _ ibeen advised by his attorney that could harvest a crop after he, ‘moved away, Sowels said. But when Orval went to pick some onions from the garden, he was met by the owner of the | | the Rev. told Sowels to | property, Geerge Daher, 46, of Detroit, who leave, police said. A fight en- sued in which Daher allegedly MRS. CHARLES N. EWALD Sonja Noel Buechler became | _ the bride of Charles N. Ewald Saturday evening at the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Ox- ford. The rite was performed by G. E. Behnke, pastor, in the church sanctuary. She is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buechler of Pontiac street, » Time Limits Altered on Camp Permits LANSING w — A change in time limits on camping permits in Mich-'| igan .state parks was _ announced | today. x The State Conservation Depart-' QUEEN CANDIDATE — Nine teen-year-old Joan Giroux of 3174 | Orchard Lake, is a in the’ *‘Miss Central Pageant to be held Erie Dr., contestan Michigan” | tomorrow in Mount Pleasant. A | graduate of Walled Lake’ High | School, Miss Giroux is a student at Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. Her talent: presentation in the pageant will be dance. The Mount Pieasent Jun-__ an . Hawaiian - called Technical Studies Inc, Japanese Youngsters Bigger Following War TOKYO w — Japanese young sters today are a little .taller, a \little heavier. and their chests a x~ *«: * little larger than. prewar children. : I A survey by the Education Min-| WATER - SOFTENER ree Sry: & wil meet ot 10am about 10 jast. night. . used a machette and car jack. Oxford. Mr and Mrs. John: A. ‘ment said that from June 15 jor Chamber of Commerce spon- istry, made public today, showed | at id on fur jis sanual break- “David A- Jones, 34. of 1713 Old Cuts on Sowel's eft hand re Smith of Indianside drive; Lake through Labor Day = each camp sors the event. : ‘they stahd an average of .8 of an —— While cell eon Towns St. Pontiac. driver of the ceived in the fight required 20 to. OTion: are the bridegroom's par- | permit will be good for a period. i inch taller, and weigh 2.2 to 44. ou Sleep optegtir state {Cometers asm truck, told Ferndale Police he had % stitches police sat He wai ents. The newlyweds will make Of not more than 15 days in one ; - lbs. more than their prewar coun- NOW ‘ May Gat the home of Mr. Roy Slowed his truck to about five treated at the “Avon Center Hos-| their home on Walton boulevard perk or recreation area. Man Bound Over Here _ terparts. pre 26 00 Skarritt. miles per hour when Cook collided pital : . eer OS in Pontiac . There will be no extensions of *~ + * Other Models Tre ied . Bive Siar Mothers of 7: will meet. With jt. Jories was not held re * * ithe 1j-day limit to 30 days, as in. on Child- -Rape Charge The chests of boys aged 11, 14, From. $139.00 na trees May Sat 730 pm. 6) the Troe Might Cook was unable ‘t k / — ° Fe te Bea NES wil be made nent eo maAKe ® Both men are scheduled to make : pam oar and 17 showed an increase of 61 mm f t , : on a 1 i , id be Memorial Dey eee iatatement. Jetatements today im the Oaldand Says Both U.S., Soviets * et Hershel H. Fite. 9, of ae Ww. ot an lock whe Gc chee al PAYNE DIST. co. Brooklyn St.. was bound over tp The department said stricter lim- ~ circuit court on a charge of sta- its were fOrced by the tremendous ‘Both the United increase in camping activity. There. Ory rape yesterday. Soviet Union now Were 116,119 camping permits is- He waived examination before M) ‘are building rockets expected to sued last year and many parks ee ee be able to reach the moon: a “ete forced to turn away visitors 24" who set $500 bond pending his) | ' : » * seeking camp sites. * |arraignment on May 12. Canadian Defense Research Board | Fite is accused of ‘raping a three-| scientist said last night. Waterfor d Boy Injure d _ |year-old girl who had been. play-/ * + * ‘ing at his house with children from! g Motor Scooter borhood. a special meeting yesterday, the: Gordon W. Wallace. the board's: ‘Drivin ithe neigh’ ctor of weapons research, told * * * |new Southfield Township Board ap-|¢ scientific meeting here that a| Leland T. Zegelien, 14, of 3400 During the day some 6,000 sci- ‘pointed two new justices of thg’moon flight could come at any Frembes St., Waterford Township, | ence students from 400 Oklahoma ” peace, - time 'was injured at 10 p.m. yesterday! sthools listened attentively fo the. Named were Orland Ellis, 45, of! * * ‘(hen he lost control of his motor’ Air Force's top space scientists. 24600 N. Cromwell, Franklin Vil-: Wallace’ said the rockets that scooter on Airport road, near Lan-| t girls aged 11 increased 1.2 inches compared _ to chests © of. ,weret children, © i OPEN SUN. 10-4 Friday, Saturday and sean Special! : eo {/ Ready for Moon Soon OTTAWA iP States and the County prosecutor's office m Pon tac _ MAple 5-9021 Ike Aide Opposes ‘Stunts’ ee Space Holding ‘Treasures’ Southfield Board SOKLAHOMA CITY F — Young-) Quesada also disagreed with a . Appoints Two JPs : sters with stars in their eves and current impression that the Soviet space flights on their ming heard| Union is ahead of the U.S. in ed- a Ay sy of warning last night. ucation. ‘ ‘against “stunts that are spectac- War and only spectacular” in the race for outer space. SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — At! Set th Shoes $ 99 * * . They also examined the Air/ lage, and Harlan Hubbard, .37, of launched the American satellites man street. i ‘ i " Quesada was principal speaker Force's Thor missile and studied 15780 W. Ki rkshire St. Ellis*suc-jtraveled atg five miles a second. Zegelien told township police he g | vag Soles: i ‘at the closing banquet of a day- cutaway ‘models and exhibite of ceeds Allen Bulloch and Hubbard This was only two miles a second was riding south on Airport when ‘continued thru haa 3. . Fw wid to 12 Reg. $3.98 . ‘ p.m. Store | re “WS pms BURR HARDWARE} 429 Main $, Jong space age conference for space age problems and proph-'takes the place of Clarence W.'slower than” the speed needed to he ran off the pavement onto the Oklahoma teen-agers. esies . Reid ‘reach beyond ie pull of earth's gravel shoulder,-When he attempt: ' “Tt. we explore space During ‘the conference. speaker They will’ serve until the next gravity ‘ed to return to the pavement, he ‘intelligently, many -treasures will after speaker want the teen-agers township election in April 1959 .was thrown he unlocked, They are there if we to think of the fut in science Reid and Bulloch are residents Nickel silver, a copper base He wag taken to Pontiac Gene! : will tap them, find them and put in the same maneer as the men of the newly incerporated city of alloy. conaining nigkel and zinc is eral, Hospital by a ‘passing motor. feo them to use, and I hope,. to con- who pushed hack th the frontiers of Southfield and are ineligible to hold used as @ base, for. silver plated ist and treated for head and eft : -atructive use.” ‘ the-early Wes | +N posts| in ad seme i flatware. elbow injuries, , “ SQODMAN'S: | Re bat Kiar : gg i} 4 s i ’ 5 é i | . . 2 ‘ : fit. » i. ; . : 5 : | Sie PS | eo AD es * 3 eae ea Es eaatae B . pa ee eee gee ee es eee ee ee ree eae * is : ’ = oe oy ‘ . 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He told the\ty in Lake Mich was closed "ANN ARBOR (#\—Tentative rec-|January, rejected a plan for year-| FIJI ISLANDS, South Pacific —/an Smateun birds would Tharsdey ter Chat Gane tall ommendations for changes to en-|round operation in the-immediate|Having tought ash apparently teeing ly losin wipe nr bananas oe pnt there had been little «demand -for| * , able. the University of Michigan|{uture, saying such actidet “would fight with the >.» |the’ station by boatmen, - t ; t Y 9 chig be premature since i gee detent ~_ * « - 5 stae Kaan yh ian, modifications in-various ‘qtivites his started a bigtettor to get rid) Fijians now are being armed) Persian rugs have @ language, | ee Ege are inte hands of President ar mune Br Aged vs “abtaad sn puaennggaie one at shotguns and the atlate will all their own, says. the National | ! When Say My EVERYDAY LOW PRICES re Lowest Prices for Custom Shop Clothes » oo be concentrated on Ono-i-Lau and Geographic Society. — birds lan Hatcher. 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Where’s the closet in Sis’ bedroom that will hold for- mals with so many yards around the bottom it takes a “married May Birmingham Residents Busy With Visits, Parties BIRMINGHAM — Mrs. Charles K. Latham has come from her present home in New je Orleans for a visit with her. | the Charles K. Lathams of Pop- pleton road, Mrs. Latham lived in Birmingham for many vears. go to Charleston, S.C., to at- tend the graduation of Charles K. Latham III from The Cita- del. - En route they will stop in Oxford to pick up Barbara Latham who is a sophomore at Western College there. ~ *° *. Several cocktail parties will be given Saturday evening pre- ceding the dinner dance at Bloomfield Hills Country Club. The affair will. benefit the Goodwill Industries and is be ing giver by the Junior Group of workers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Al- tick of Kennesaw avenue will be hosts at one of the largest parties and their guests will include Mr.*and Mrs. Richard Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy kh. Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. James Bernard. Mr..and Mrs. Thomas LaRue. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Prunk of Dearborn and Mr. - | and Mrs. Francis Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan of : Detroit. STARTING A TRADITION Mrs. David Underdown of Lake Park drive is _establish- ing a tradition in her. neigh- borhoéd by entertaining for _ at the Short Hills Country Club. i ' ; | | . Will te hostess at luncheon - froma visit in Short Hills with ‘her fiance's’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Madden, who entertained for her at a dinner Mrs. Bernard Lourim and Mrs. James Fenwick have en- t ined at a recent tea and abi shower, and Patricia Skelly and Mrs. Robert Tsaac- son were among the first to honor Joan. The¥ will both be members of the wedding party. The wedding will take place in St. Anthony's Chapel, Duns . Scotus. . On Thursday the. Birming- : ham Musicale will close’ its season with a luncheon at Dev- on Gables. Mrs. Earl Bartholomew and | Mrs. William H. Hohmever are co-chairmen for the day, as- - sisted by Mrs. Minoru Yama- saki and Mrs. Frank M. Heath. * * * Mrs. F.’ Rankin Weisgerber next Friday honoring bride- elect Barbara Zeder. ‘Barbara has returned from a trip to Westfield, N.J.: her future home after her May 17 marriage to- Myron B. Brook- EEE » Baronet’ ‘China Gives You Silver Arbor... Lunch on the patio ... a buffet in front of the fire... dinner by candlelight. Any mealtime takes on new magic when your china is Silver Arbor by Baronet. The rich platinum and gray of the graceful leaf and flower motif is accented by a delicate platinum line around the rim of the modern Coupe shape. On fine white translucent. china made by skilled craftsmen of Old Bavaria, Silver Arbor brings grace and beauty to your table, to be | $q95 , admired by everyone. 5-Piece Place Setting . Buy Three—Get One Free! Choice of Over 20 China Patterns DIXIE Porrery For Your Convenience. Open Daily 10 A. M.-9 P. M. Sunday te 9 P. M. 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 2-1894 1 field. All Saints Unit Hears Talk by Mrs. Trapp Mrs. Charles Trapp of Grosse Pointe spoke to Women's Aux- bride-elects Tiving nearby. Wednesday bride-elect Joan Fairbairn was the honored guest at a tea and shower. Joan, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Donald Fairbairn, will be 24 to Richard Blaine Mz adden of Short Hills, N.J. CLOSING OUT ALL Samsonite $17.95 Train Cases $12.66 $19.95 O'Nites . * $13.75 $25.95 Wardrobes . $16.95 - $27.95 Pullmans $18.85 $25.95 2 Suiters $16.95 — 1$27.95 3 Suiters PE cine EET EE ar a ee Se H $18.88 She— has recently _returmed | aints Episcopal . Church Thursday morning in the Rose Kneale room of Ste- vens Hall, The speaker, who is Diocesan Women's Auxiliary Christian education chairman, spoke on the value of Christian educa- tion. Announcement was made of the appointment of Mrs. Loren _C. Sheffield as diocesan Chris- f° tian social relations chairman and Mrs. Bruce F. 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AT A LOW, | by wns, MURIEL LAWRENCE iets leit yenviction:'“ity atls l we | ot me A ad 3: | bee 7 welled Agoeegalenae sel go. fying brother Ca : - LOW PRICE! ommornine during Fi cr umuer dissatisfied with me.” || Unfortunately, ‘some of us dislike tten ants - oe “,” Pporother’s Wall mitt up a tree. . |KNOW REASON eT ee ntact tide tioses| Sue “Harrison, . daughter of | “All work done b ie ie Saaty sacther at oP The parents of difficult first-born f land cat lameodte’ a aamean| Mr. and Mrs, Barrett Harrison SEE Cone DY BODIE. Hien. She thought, “Why don't Wel nutees teow this’ in thelr bones: Sfan to ae shore ee of Scott Lake. anhounces at- jf vision of instructor, . fpmer? ice ant of Bat ors on om ee in " Constable Ronald: Charles | Maye separation wu break the" we HOW. : Saskcien of the Rayel Cobatian’ 4 Phone FE 4-1854 Phe. ee ae aie’ i : : =| Meant ‘Paice. ten, 3 : After Mr. Y. agreed The exchange of wedding Closed All Day Loot than che Glee ts Stem the Thi G | vows will take place June 14 Why Rent a “Softener Wednesday. ‘Srochure she'd set tee sal US Qi | [38 A tajale Kelenog Caney Unit? Have Your Own Call Miss Wilson Tod Paice ips vin ak pelipear see ) . The bride-elect has asked her ~ " for Information ™ ieeet f baw. te Ne Bit H t . sister, Mrs. John Holds of If she’d shown the brochures to | as yy Burbank, Calif., to be matron | ; | less belligerent Bud, he'd have of honor. Bridesmaids will be -_PONTIAC. wet coksatt mas iy |Z h Gif Mrs. Ronald Woodhull, Janet | | BEAUTY COLLEGE =f cit 1 ever go om a cook out in it | t in Gest Date ead area Te Se ae 7M 18% East Huron some woods, Mom?" aye —_ Cordy will be | _..» Incheding Seles Tax. ~ Behind Kresge’s Floos But Mrs. Y. © didn’t: th B EMILY Posr = oe — rar we Maree TW orochures to Bud, Instead she-be[* + oe NO MONEY DOWN , igan a campaign to. sell resisting Dear Mrs. Post: My par- Constable Donald Guerrette _ eet ee Stan the charms of summer camps.| ents-in-law recently celebrated is to be best man. John Holds, MAGNAVOX Hi Fi Why didn’t it occur to her to send tractable Bud to camp and keep troublesome Stan at home? Because she hetself -wanted relief | child. But his anger is only too apt to be his belief that we don’t want him, so we don’t get relief from it by sending him away | | trom. us—and confirming his im- pression. . Like that of many other first- born children, Stan’s troublesome- ness is rooted. in the oldest child's their thirtieth wedding anniver- sary. My sister-in-law and I decided to get together: and “On the day of the anni- - versary, we went to visit .my in-laws and intended to give’ them the present then, When we arrived we found out that my: sister-in-law (she had the present at her house) had al- ready given them the present. “T was very_much put out i EXCLUSIVELY AT THRIFTY DRUGS COSMETIC DEPT. curls and OIL PROTEIN SHAMPOO CURLS and WAVES Hair that since we 5 ‘ with her for having done this Pentiae Presse Photo Two Waterford Township girls have been named “Volunteers of the Month” by the Central V olunteer Bureau. Janice Johnson (lejt) of Whitfield drive and Charlotte Pankner, also of Whitfield drive, received the honor for their work in the campaign headquarters at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. For Hospital Work hours a day last summer. typ- office work at St. Joseph Mercy | ee Campaign Headquar- | |_Ronald Woodhull, Donald Cor- dy, Alan Jackson, brother of Jon Harrison, brother of the | Your home may have all - sea-| son air - conditioning, but if the muse sh re buy them something that we bride, will seat uests. «| SEMI-AUTOMA vag ka ~ a a knew they wanted but was too” Lee Hyde will be pre coon 4 vets habe | healthy to want reliet from the | sxpencive for one person alone - ; For. Information Call: strains of living with « too-angry Use Cool. Shades GRUNP ELECTR le ‘PRE WATER ANALYSIS and green. sun streams in, making rooms ap-' pear hot, use off. shades — 3465 Auburn Rd. RE 4.3573 q | Remember Mother a G.E. Clock-Radio. ” Lulls- you to sleep—wakes you to your favorite music. — jf} Has phono-jack and slum- ber switch. The perfect Mother _ loves MUSIC! Mother's Day Is May i butter, or should ai the hostess to do gift. for Mother! Reg. cret iat the ‘hoses does 2 Volunteers Honored Bos Ses Fragrant | ‘wi ? elie Charlotte Pankner and Jan- Many summer volunteer jobs oe 4 FLORESS. ice Johnson, both of Whitfield {| are available for teenagers. Continuous music for —Mother!-6 tubes, 4 watt “output, large speaker, 3 conditions | drive have been named. ‘iVol- | For further information contact : * your hair,. unteers of the Month” by Cen- | the Central Volunteer Bureau. - Grundig-Majestic € tral Volunteer Bureau. \AM-F Radio shampoos, The two spent. six to eight Mm x * * Friends for many years, the girls decided to do volunteer | work to pass the summer use- | fully and felt their work would |” be of use for future business | careers.’ | a i a = <2 * : i ".. Both are avid water skiers. © push button tone. control. 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Is Your High School PON TIAC PRESS — Watch for School News i a On This. foes Each Friday 2 ph Bien Seer ee __ PONTIAG, (ICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1058 w N INETEEN i SPRING PROBLEMS — This time of year ‘brings love into bloom and so, this scene from. “Plain and. Fancy,” the Waterford Township High School Dramatics Club play to be presented tonight and tomorrow reveals a4 typical spring - = grove St, as ‘Thomason, 102 over Miss Well: Cast Totals 38 Students Pontiac -Press Phete situation. Beverly Wells, 20. Ramona Terrace - (left), trys to hold back.Terry Walker, 45 Pine- he slugs it out with Dayton Calvert St., during an argument WTHS Drama Club Opens ‘Plain and Fancy’ Tonight By SANDY CLEMENCE “Plain and Fancy,” by Joseph Stein and Will Glickman, the third and final Dramatics Club play of _ the year, will be presented to- night and tomorrow night at Wa- terford Township High School. “Ragatz, Dav Doyan, Beverly Wells, Terry Walker, Sandy Mac- . Redger Meyers, Bill Barnett, Jim Puglace, Carole Tynan, and Carolyn Knisley. Others. include: Carol Merz, Nancy Raymond, Carol Shepherd, Peggy Bashorey Ruth Ann De- Grow, Peggy rd, Mark Boe, Betty Flener, Sally Burns, Kay Bendall, Judy Mortimer, Bonnie Adair, Laurie Sherwood, and Ricky Hess, * * * -The musical comedy, directed by Patty Looman, begins at 8 p.m. Four accompanists and 22 mer. bers of the vocal ensemble will also participate in the presenta- tion. x *« * Dancers are John Jolley, Mavis Kifer, Mary Beechum, and Pat). Stitt. : Committee chairmen for the play are: Frank Dickerson, stag- ing; Dusty Smith, lighting; Betty Steehler, publicity; John Teeuwis- sen, tickets; John Ryan, make-up; Mary Grile, costumes; and Don Tate, general manager. Assistant director is A. J. Lowe, NAME NEWSMEN Next week’s issue of the school paper, the “Anchor,” manager is Sharon Strassburg. Sports editors are Jim Devine, Ray Robinson, and Dennis Madill. * ” Rotunda Inn was the setting of last‘ night’s annual Co-op Club. The semi-formal banquet was held in honor of the student's: employers to thank them for participating in the co-operative ‘training progra Guest speaker was Richard Pal Palm- er, personnel division and safety supervisor of Consumers Power Company. Toastmistress was ay Walser. will have as its editor, Nancy Eddy. Assistant editors are Mary Ellen Taylor and Jean Rexford. Ed Bohlman is advertising manager and business physics class made a trip to the Ford Research Laboratory and the Nike Army Base this week. Seventy-six “members of the WTHS A Cappella choir, underethe direction of Richard J. Meier, per- formed at an assembly Wednes- day at Bloomfield Hills High School. : * * Charlotte Braden, Waterford sophomore, was winner last week in the second Forensics speech contest in declamation. The con- * High School. * * * The French Club of WTHS at- tended two French plays Wednes- Michigan, One play was present- ed by the faculty and the other by ‘students at the university. x * * Election of next year’s Hi-Y officers was held recently. New ™.| officers are Mike Absher, presi- dent; Mike Penn, vice president; ‘!chairman; and Tony Hiller, ath- letic director, \VISET WASHINGTON — Members of the senior class of Bloomfield Hills High School met Senator Charles A. Potter during their recent Thom and Charl senior trip. Left to right are: Jerry Gray, Pamela Rau, Cathy Crockett, Potter, Robert Dis Data and Chatter rs Magic in the Round TIPS: A top not I'm Happy—Some- y times I’m_ Blue” on Columbia by one ‘of the finest TURNTABLE,two new releases that look like ithe most. One is the Four Preps’ LP is “Sometimes cutting of “Big Man” with beau- coup piano echoes. es Lemek, teacher and chaperon. To Sell Litter Bags Rochester High School Student Council. members will sell Litter Bags today from 3 to 6 p.m. and ‘tomorrow from 10 a.m..until 2 p.m. in cooperation with the. spring Clean-Up-Fix-Up campaign being _»> Gone behind ts fee Dr.” by ; ia hh Ronee my * conducted May. 1 through 10. |School Latin - ,|tomorrpw morni test was held at Lansing Sexton} day evening at the University of John Dawson, secretary; - Mike]. Ewer, treasurer; Ron Newman, chaplain; n Studt, program ~ [Auburn Heigh School commemorated the first {70 Central Plan Trip-to Canada By WILLIAM BANK Seventy Pontiac, Central ifi gh mts. will leave for a weekend of. spring funy ‘and adventure. The group will travel by bus to “Anchor Lee,” the cottage of: Iama ©. Hook, Latin teacher. It fe located on Ipperwash Beach near Ipperwash Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. This year each student will only have to pay for his evening meal since money for the. trip was earned by selling candy and dish- cloths recently. Monday the ‘annual magazine sales ended.*Lillian Jacobs’ Eng- lish class again took the cham- pionship. TO SEE TIGERS Since both Robert Beauchamp’s and Miss Jacobs’ rooms had sold) much more than their quota and had a total turn-in difference of only nine dollars, both rooms will go to the Tiger baseball game. ure chest was Robert Richardson. Out of the eleven projects that were taken to the state science fair at Hillsdale College, seven re- ceived superior ratings. They were Robert Armstrong, William Bank, John Blamy, James Colando,. Sher- ry Fink, Ronald Hoekman and Rick Serwin. * * &* At the fair in Hillsdale, the Mich- igan Junior Academy of Science, Arts and Letters held their elec- tion of officers. People elected to office from Pontiac were James Shaw, president; Ronald Hoekman and Rick Serwin, council represen- tatives; and Wesley Maas, a PCH biology teacher, a three year term as advisor of the academy. Dianne Flicker, of 37 N. Merri- mac, won honorable mention in a Avondale Pupils to Wash Cars Tomorrow Avondale High School Future Homemakers of America ‘will con- duct a car wash at Fletcher's Standard Station, Crooks and Au- burn Roads, tomorrow from a. m. to 4:30 p: m. to add to their treasury for projects. selected as delegates to Wolverine /Girls’ and Boys’ State to be held in June at Ann Arbor and East! ’ |Lansing, respectively. - * * * Janice Ambrose; 131 Roberts ‘{Center, and Gary Acker, 2260 Oak-’ noll, are the representatives for the ts Lions Club. The Auburn Heights American Legion Post chose Barbara Par- ker, 2908 Midvale as its delegate to Girls’ State and William Lewis, 3746 Auburn Road, was the choice of the Rotary = of Auburn 4. a The student who won the $40 treas-. Latin Ps national poetry contest. Her poem, along with those of other contest winners, will be published in the National High School Poetry Maga- zine for 1958. — At a recent Playcrafters meet- ing 15 new members were initi- ated. They are: Vicki Annas, Mary Aughenbaugh, Phyllis Burt, son, Samuel Hartman, Sandra Hilderly, and Barbara O’Hub- bard. Othefs were James McIntosh, Ray Lenesma, Ronald Miller, Tom O’Brien, Norma Soditch, Charles Syers, and John Watson. 6 Scholarship. Winners Named ~ Perry Smith Qualifies for 4-Year Tuition to Any State College Six Clarkston High School stu-|’ dents have been awarded scholar- ships to ‘Michigan colleges — huniversities. Perry Smith, a junior, - qualified for a full four-year , tuition scholarship to any of the state supported colleges or uni- versities. Perry is one of 60 Michigan| students who qualified for this award as a result of his perform- ance on the first annual Michigan Mathematics prize competition tests given this year and sponsored by the University of Michigan. Five seniors have also been awarded tuition scholarships for thé first year of college. * * * They are Connie Blimka, Diane Chapman and Judy Inman, to Albion College; Rea Watterworth, to Hillsdale College and Carolyn Biber, to Adrian College. * * .x ‘The outstanding girl and boy in the senior class recently honored at the Junior-Senior banquet for their citizenship were: Carolyn! Biber ‘student and Pep Club president, and Harold O'- Berry, four-year member of the of the junior and senior play. cast. Walled Lake Musicians to Perform Wednesday Chorus costume changes and jsuitable backdrops will add color to be presented by the band and choruses Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Walled Lake Senior High School auditorium. * * * Helmut Holland-Moritz will lead the band and Mrs. Frank Balaam will direct the vocal groups. By PABRICIA FOSTER © Students ‘at St. Frederick High day of May yesterday since this month holds a special significance to Catholics throughout the world because it is dedicated and de- voted to the Blessed Virgin Mary. . A special procession and May awome was held in church while hymns were sung in honor- of the Blessed Mother. Julie, Slowik crowned Our Lady at- tended by Christina Medina and Rose Marie Scelesky, Students dressed for the occasion in vari- ous shades of blue, Mary’s color. Senior girl sodalists have erected a May altar in the high school cor- St. Frederick to Honor |Mother Mary in May Senior girls will attend a closed retreat at Marie Reparatrix Con- vent, Detroit, ths weekend, They include Maureen Drake, Donna Needle, Julie Slowik; Christina Medina, Pat Foster, Mary Duerr, Mary. Agnes Brown, Ellen Scha- chern, Sharon ‘Talbot, and Becky Schutt. ; Three girls ‘of the-. Future! Nurses Club attended a nursing program at Dearborn High School Saturday. The program was en- titled “Nursing Around the World.” The agenda included nurses who worked in the Belgian Congo, the Philliping Islands, and India. The girls’ selected to. at- tend the -meeting were Mary Duerr, Pat Sagamang, and Donna Needle. ridor. ducted tour of the Pontiac State’ Hospital Wednesday. a The juniors took the National Merit Scholarship Test Tuesday. | The. test -is nation wide and win-' ners are entitled to a scholarship: to the college of their choice. GET ‘SET FOR FREE ESTIMATES | Lay Awning & Window Go. Senior classmen attended a con-|= Torraine Butler, Sandra Fergu- bes 4 and Ned MacDonald, 66 Oriole WEEKEND. “GAUNT — Frank Bloe,. 137 Whittemore St., Karen Hayden, 648 N, Perry: St., oe 2 et > © © bree Rd., are ready ‘Carolyn Cudnohutsky has been elected president of the Madison cil. Other officers recently elected were; Larry Threet, vice presi- dent, and Janet Foster, secre- tary-treasurer. Madison's second annual Spring Music Festival was presented this week. Soloists included; Sharon ‘Stickle, Clara Dawson an@# Mary Lou Teets. * * * : The fifth hour. ninth grade speech class presentéd a ore act play, chorus and band and a member} to the traditional spring concert. “Luck of Roaring Camp,” by Bret |Harte, this week. Students in the cast Included: \Jerry Heard, Eugene Coe, Rick Cox, Bob Hoadley, Larry Kraus, Gale Lynch, Tom Nichols. and Wini- ~*~ * Others were ¥ Fowler, Jim Colburn, Jim Blanc , Tom Gil- lotte, and Richard McGlothin, Dell Brantley, William Tony Higdon and Ronnie Strevel. Mike Biallas Wins. Second Scholarship Michael Biallas, St. Michael High School senior recently won a $1,- 000 per year scholarship from the Union Carbon Co. to Notre Dame University for four years. This is the second scholarship he won this year. The first was to Michigan State University. He now has his choice of the two colleges. : Tuesday, over 20-juniors took the merit scholarship qualifying t The juniors have. finally pile to take the seniors to Bob-Lo Is- land this year. The juniors will|: pay all trip expenses. Assembly to Feature MSU Promenaders The Promenaders of Michigan State University will present an assembly at the Birmingham High School Monday morning. The square dancers in colorful costume include Robert Spence, a 1950 graduate of the Baldwin High School, Birmingham. A Southfield Township member, Dorothy Cam- eron, also participates in the group, | i | ' | Going Fishing? We Carry Every- thing You'll Need From Rods and Reels to Sex and Misquito 163 W. Repellent. Every- thing but the Fish. We Rent Boals-Motore-Trallers ! - Come and See Johnson Outboard Motors ‘SLAYBAUGH’S the New 1958 Junior High School Student Coun-|y ‘Igay flapper styles which they hope AT WASHINGTON - Last night was the last meeting of the year of the Parent-Teacher- Student-Association of Washington Junior High School. New officers elected were: Mrs. Charles Dhi6a Hig th School. : Schedules Dances Ws Mg Since events ew th tap news at the Lake Orion Commun- ity High School. ; “The Red Piano” dance, will ‘be presented fenight Oy:.Che. Set. lings, Art Club. A piano painted red is in the student lobby of the school, decked with pictures of.club members in uli a) ie 5F eRe. all who attend will wear. Even the teachers have been recruited for entertainment. General chairman is David/decorations Schultz. All-musie will be Dixie- chai land style and tickets can be pl ever ata ge ee cured at the door from Mary Har- tik, ticket chairman. Sid Gibniew- ski is the refreshments chairman, PARENTS OPEN HOUSE « Parents will have an opportunity to visit the classes, cafeteria, check school conditions and see the shops in operation Alumni and friends of can obtain tickets from the. eral chairmaft Carl Baber, for - arigge. 5 woah per couple including ri It’s all part of Michigan Week. Dick Mason Presents “Rock n Rollorama”’. Starring , THE FOUR IMPERIALS . (The “Lazy Bonnie” Boys) * JOE TATE (“Sctettite rock”) * THE DAPPERS (“Spellbound”) * REGAL-AIRES ha Lat J * DICK ARMSTRONG © ~ (“Teenage Heart") Plus Many Other Top Recording Stars, Also Scheduled © JACK SCOTT “Leroy” | 2 Shows Nightly 7:30 P. M.-9:30 P.M, .. Friday & Saturday, May 2&3. ; PONTIAC HIGH 52 SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SS 250 W. HURON Sy. es ) ‘NO RESERVED mpg a ’ Admission $1,35 Pt, 630 Oakland Ave. (Cor. Cass) | 4 ' a. FE 8-0453 | ‘Tickets Available at Your Favorite i ay . Ae a | oh! 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We need the room. Must move stock,‘ Regular 75¢, MICH. PEAT ‘MOSS 50-Ib. Ba E "Reg. $1.49 ’ PRICE 9g OPEN sunnay, 9T04 PM. - JACOBSEN’‘S ORION. GARDEN CENTER EAC H We ere only 15:minutes f}om downtown Pontiac on M-24—Perry St. lust es you enter Orion. MY 2-268 65°. ; i 1 O y | ) i _ 8 A ‘ : cf Sete en". ae IN at eS ee we ae Construct ta Garden Irelis: 2 A austen entrance trellis may be set in a fence line or over a FE 48234 pathway through a ‘hedge row. Preservative-treated or decay-resistant wood should be used, especially for the upright 2 by 4's. Make three “ladders,” as shown in the drawings. The two up- right ladders are 9 feet long, with the 1 by 2-inch “rungs” spaced | - “12 inches apart, on centers. Fasten the rungs to-tbe rails with No. 10 flathead wood screws, 1% long. The top ladder is 5 feet long, with = rungs ‘pocnl coasts. Fast: en the top to the uprights with screws 2 other non-rusting screws. . _ Set the trellis in place and miark the positions of the post holes. | Dig the holes slightly deeper than 2 feet and place crushed stone -in the bottoms to level the trellis. Tamp earth and crushed stone around the s to set them firmly. If a gate isto be added to the trellis, use 10-foot posts, set 3 feet in the ground, preferably in concrete. 214 inches long. Use brass or _of good fruit. Repeated tests show By WAYNE B. SIEFERT _ - County Horticultural Agent. Better information is ‘lool on spray mixtures for back y fruit gardens. With the multitude seems.to be almost a miracle but these. spray mixtures which may _used fyom dormant to harvest are so éffective that heavy yields usually result, fruit grower’s toughest enemy. -Of- ten one is told that using:.q dor-| mant spray insures a good f ‘harvest, That's not so. Dormant sprays are seldom used on fruit trees with the exception of peaches. Some say four -sprays give lots . As sdented in House t? Garden New ways to lighten : outdoor chores Gad Bolens outdoor power equipment does » the work...and does it better! Quality made, tt is designed for tong, sae, dependable operation. Whatever - pour need in outdoor power equipment, find it in our compiete bene 05 Bolens power mowers, garden "tractors, Power-Pak convertible units and famous Mustong tillers, ; Each a sound ¢ en, ; choose yours nere toaay.’ KING BROS, | 2391 Pontiac Road at Opdyke - FE 4-0734. FE 4-1112 ~ ) fruit. |} It has been said spraying low- . | sary because disease and insects .) eases and insects do not know Find Creeping Grass this seldom is true. Only when weekly applications are made, starting before bloom, can one de- pend on a reasonable harvest. . & ® * ' These must be continued until ‘seven days. before harvest of each ler branches is all that is neces- of diseases and insects, good fruit}. ed in March but until blossom time, it is still very effective. HERE’S THE SECRET | are easy to grow but you have.to know the secret. Almost every fruit tree will set more fruit than it can mature. How many times jhas one seen peaches the size of eggs? This is because there was too much fruit on the tree. When) peaches and apples are the size of the end of your thumb, and danger of frost is = take stock of the trees. = a a alts F on a limb is close enough. One will get Jant as dadny bushels but. letiinck spacing. individuals larger = * “7 * Pies erie So ‘Spray Misinformation Worst | _Enemy. of - ‘Yard Frait Grower Cherries ate not thigned. i sili i i Three-inch peaches and apples unever go directly into the top. ‘Tests have again shown that dis- about this rule, and- just as often Fappear in the top first. The only ‘sure way is to spray the entire tree until liquid begins to \drip off. | Peach trees often require 2% ‘gallons of liquid and apple trees five or more gallons: | Mx OWN SPRAYS R Many home fruit growers mix chemicals. Contact the Cope Extension Office, 1260 fe#t Bivd., for a folder of instruc- tions to mix fruit sprays. * eh’ * Fertilizer on fruits is the cheap- better color, better taste and bet- S Which Chokes Weeds A gardener in New Milford, et a ae aes eee eS reeeenereeeteeeeee eee Made by DAVISON, makers of Nurish, the water soluble plant food. 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Special Sacco formulas for every need I | __ SEE YOUR GARDEN-SUPPLY, SEED or HARDWARE DEALER | GARDEN: LAWN High Nitrogen ood for Lawns 10-6-4 10. ‘ad ~. . 93.35 Our Favorite Phare Fertilizer GRAND RAPIRS, homemade scribed as “We use Deklei ine says a cartoon | work, TULIP TIME — Both tulips and these® two youngsters from Monrve, Wisc., seem to be in (RRR Eg Reta: 20a Ot ee Ret SL aes: enemas eS Machine Saves Topping Labor Hudsonville Farmhand Poor Plot Means Poor "Garden, MSU Man Says- Gardeners, like actors, can waste'do so much damage to your vege- Uses Former Hay Crop Mower for Treetops Mich. farm machine, *. * * it for two or * * * * * “full bloom as the children, lying on the ground ‘outside of their house, look at the spring flowers. AER A ASS SSN RER eas on each side of the row. One man lic contréls permit him to .adjust ane to cut at a variety es and height. The topper cost about $100 tof bar build and. repays that much in one #- Hydrau- operation, . drives the tractor, erates the mower. The mower controller faces the rear Yo watch the cutting move into the tree tops. the other’. op- uw —A de-! “the joke that worked.” cuts the labor of topping over-' grown peach trees at the Herbert, ‘Dekleine farm near Hudsonville. ‘S@¢ds you buy, The device is a former hay crop! time and care you give them, they yi) probably be a good place for mower elevated on an ingenious won't grow into fine vegetables un- |, to plant your garden, tractor mount to barber Dekleine’s less they aré planted in a reason- trees. a lot of time and energy on a poor) plot. No matter how good the and how much ably favorable location, says Fred ‘Widmoyer, extension specialist in three horticulture at Michigan State = days, but it saves us three to four ersity. ‘weeks of work," says Dekleine, a Hudsonville High Schoo] vocational agriculture instryctor | The trees are topped in spring to enable pickers at harvest time to remove peaches —- using ladders. You may net have a perfect spet for a garden, but look for one that has good drainage, plen- ty of sunshine, and easy access to a water supply. Drainage is important because plants that stand too long in water) farm paper drown—the roots are shut off from. .nspired former student the air and nutrients they need. | Charles Kleinstra, row in military Don't plant where you can see a ‘service, to build the device. Wea- Teen scum on the soil surface—| Properly chosen and cared for. ried of stretching to pruné the tree this is one indication of too much ground covers can add to the land- limbs, Kleinstra asked permission moisture. to use school shop equipment to develop the machine * lards, spinach, egyplani, peppers and lima! open space is a’ must, Be sure your garden is near @| vated mower requires two passes water supply for easy irrigation, ‘to trim one row of trees — one during those summer droughts thet) 6-12-12 wins . , $3.65 ® 5 7 LAWN SEED MIXTURES Especially Blended for This Locality ~ Pontiac ‘Pontiac ECONOMY SPECIAL. Grass Seed Mixture Grass Seed Mixture u 39¢ u 59e A mictore ef fast growing seeds A mixtore of Bive Grass, Sema that make a tough tarf. 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FE 2- 66 La sO | the bar pl of a itables., As a rule, a soil that.is well- drained and. preduces a rank, quick growth of weeds or grass Can Use Ground Lawn Covers | They Aid Yard Beauty, Cut Care Time : ie and Garden News GE EAR OO, tle ateaaiaiaeienl — Mixture ~ f in Masses . scape. beauty extension specialist ground. making Plants having a sprawling, creep- ing or prostrate habit of growth fit into use as ground covers. Cox these plants as suitable Suggests fer ground covers under Mic higan conditidns: For shady conditions and year- periwinkle or. Japanese pach- around foliage myrtle, baltie ivy, ysandra and carpet bugle. All are’ under six inches in height. except myrtle which is under one foot. Myrtle is also suited to sunny con- ditions while the others need rich moist soil. forget-me-not, * perennial sweet (over one foot). Moss phlox and perennial sweet, pea will come up year after vear.| Sweet pea may spread to large| For sunny conditions and deeid- tous foliage — ageratum, alyssum,| lobelia,-. portulacca, and moss phlox. All are under ‘six inches except alyssum and forget-me-not (under one foot) and sweet pea pea of your yard and Leafy crops like lettuce, col-eut (ie time needed for care, says chard and kale Joe Cox, need at least six hours of direct! landsc ape architecture at Michigan The instructor helped with the Sunlight a day. Others jike toma- state University. using 4s a working model '0€s, a tractor mower he had pur- Deans need more than. that, chased at auction. The limited réach. of the ele- Ground cover plants are gen- | erally used In masses to cover a bare patch of ground or. where | trees are dense or low to the it difficult to maintain a good lawn. Ground 4) covers may be used on open, sunny banks, too, * size if not controlled., Cox makes’ these recommenda- tions for the various plant uses: edging — ageratum, alyssum, for-) get-me-not and lobelia: bare spots — portulaca: for slopes ~— moss phlox; for good mat plant- ing — myrtle and baltic ivy. CARPET UNDER SHADE For good carpet under shade ~| | Japanese pachysandra and carpet | buale. If you're interested in shrubby! ground tovers, ideas: / For _year- around foliage urider' shady conditions — common win-: ter-creeper euonymus and Halls) Japanese honeysuckle. juniper provides year around fol-| Jiage under sunny | For deciduous foliage — Indian | _ Coralberry under shade -and fra- grant t sumpe under sunny situa- an these shrubby covers are over one foot in heizht:except the! creeping juniper which is under six inches. Spacing of these plants will de-| i pend on their mature Size. As al general rule. they should be planted, .| about as far apart each way as) ithey grow in height. | Mat*plantings for ground cover Purposes require several years of growth to become thick and carpet ‘like, Cox points out. He also says that some good ground covér plants ‘should be put in “confinement” so to speak because of their creeping’ habit of growth. Bordering or \sur- jrountling them with walks, dr help _ keep you consult way thent Co or | eas ia ds be , walls under control? suggests that ‘fa reputable local nurseryman in) your which jbest will here are some conditions. ground * suited for Use in) covering Creeping | See of Gibberellin for Growth If you've had Jittle of ‘ho fuck! Dicsdaiee plant growth with gib-| ‘berellin, don’t be discouraged. | Your troublé may be that ‘you | | didn’t use the material right or | you may have used the Wrong gibberellin on the ax oo least four. Actually, there are a closely related but definitely dif- ferent gibberellins. 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FT, ALL STEEL } secur Fh 'vox 5 Capariy aaa He i v * ,, lighe Blasts. r Senators for Latest Trade Se yes Bc Meth sone ees Rae ear me Bp gap OSE Se os eee Tim Gre | i : : ; ; * E 2 : = q P robable D ut Odds. ; Tiger Manager Pops Off Favorite’ S ROI. ah Nott Affe’ Berberet for Sa urday S Race — : ae ee In Turf Classic BOSTON (INS)—Manager Jack - LOUISVILLE, Ky Following ts the field for Satur- : “Tighe of the Detroit Tigers today Louisville ls Gripped A ree Kentucky” Derby Odds given are probahis 5 blastet! the Washington Senators G 3 | i ‘ : # ‘ » : 7 : ; forthe deal that sent catcher Lou With Derby Fever for : PLP. Horses OWNER HOCKEY ‘oops : ‘Rerberet to the Red Sox for in- Satueday’s Running BY 2 Te ta Calumes are : Valen ela = a fielder Ken Aspromonte. ; .* fern) ae Se 7 8 Tighe, in Boston with the Tigers Z ‘LOUISVILLE, Ky. @ — Derby, 2 if Gene Fis in . LJangoien "Farm . rR Xeves 20-1 ¥ for a two-game series with the fever, keenly sharpened by one of ‘{ Feony Pes nine ten Farms DO =a & Red Sox, said: the most colorful horses in Ameri- 6 Pasian ~— eve whitney a6 a Oitteon “3 E _ a badd vag Maine Cranes vests Ml Ao s “They've -got a lot of nerve, a Gan ‘Trost we House | me 3 Heckmann dont : down in Washington making a 5 n De . < . & a ~ 1. Chance It Tony A. Cannuit t’ Ratcneller sor “deal lke that after the offers 16. Bened Bellarai & Harkins B Dever 90-1 we muide them. 0. A eos baad 8. H. Swdacca “J. Adams 0.1 9% 9. Red Hot Pi Mrs. Sam Wilson PD. Dedson 100-1 = “f can't give names: It doentih ‘=. All carry 126 pounds. Distance—1'4 miles. Post time © nelp pavers ee Se think 4:30 p.ni. (CDT). Paree—gross $163,000; net to winner | nace oe the 0 Rive s $118,000. : ‘them up in-a deal. Senators 4 wanted’ Reno Bertoia -fn an even swap. But we Wantefl to go big- ‘ger in a deal, not one-for-one. “2 eke oe: “We mate a better offer for Pete Runnels than the Sox did. We made a better offer for Ben. ’ beret then the Sox did. That was out at the winter meetings in Cotorade Springs last December: op ie : eS JEWEL'S: RE iW ARD “SULLIVAN Jewel's Reward are thought to have horse from Cattoras- TIM TAM “ NADIR SILKY os READY FOR 4TH DERBY — Here are the entranis in the Seth annual Kentucky Derby generally. regarded as the top four in the Xun for the noes at (Cx Downs. Silky ay an is the popular favorite but Tim Tam and a better chance than the late-running Ts : But .we got nowhere with Cal Griffith. : eB i “He told us that Berberet was |= 3 the best catcher in_the league. He told us Clint Courtney was , the second best. New, he turns 2 t an i " iy ae ? around, and trades off the player we : 4 . he says is the best catcher in- at and col i va Cd Y | the league for a fellow whe pty oy race | a 2 isn't playing regularly. >: peo oa ae | “F guess it had to be conditions. .* ifornia Chestntit. owned by at to oll , Washington must have needed that = : second haseman real badly te = hae Seseaclens sa shave made the-switch.”’ a ee Even Pitcher Connects as Pirates Trim LA Ge ee oe ‘ Author of a dazzling come from tinued Tigh®. ‘“‘He can hit home ‘ "behind style. of racing, the son runs at Fenway Park. . | @f the little known imported Irish | : ) ow 2 | him — salten; Salone, ever Jets hie Skipper Save Flychoser cat's just heat aa Meh ‘al bo care Sadun Must Deliver at Plate ucS “east on “ence cept oe can TAY | + His atyle of racing doesn't al- to Keep Tigers in Race oni ine Cronin @ i Ee ets ' - neral manager Joe nin ways win, In fact he lost his last By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tagued one against the Dodgers homer, a two-run shot in the sixth two starts mile and a 7 fur. hw VORK im _ tr’ ; 7 = ‘the Sox said he had two right longs. alos nos oe * oe ben what Maybe the’ wrong club moved to (Brooklyn. . Law (2-1) gave up nine of the 11 handed catchers — Sammy White : Sa of 8 if some other guy made he Los Angeles, While the Coliseum | - * Les Angeles hits, giving wa) to and Pete Daley — and he wanted ‘ot ee onl Sb tin oe ae hes ‘beccine & bocher herece Ge Thomas is a genuine belter, al-'rookie Ron Blackburn after three to send 20-year-old Jim Pagliaront: at we eon » You know what was the most . though he had managed just-one' singles loaded the bases with one $75,000 bonus. receiver, to one of _ over uke his oe ° AP Facsimne CDCOUTAaging thing about our 10-1 the Dodgers, the Pittsburgh Pi- in 10 games before hitting Los An- out’ in the. sixth, Blackburn got|their farm clubs for experience. shifting high about a quarter- : victory over the New York rates are having a ball there, with geles. He also doubled and singled Duke Snider to tap into ‘a double- He said the club neded a left mile from the finish line MISSES PUTT — Arnold Palmer, of Latrobe, Pa. grimaces as \. , 4 , X ! : Yankees, Wednesday? Detroit man- even pitchers clearing the left in five trips last night: “play, then blanked the Dodgers on handed hitter. ; - he misses a 25-foot putt by inches on the 18th green which would : = ; . Silky probably won't be. the roi i thie cues ré-et- Colonial Country Club in Fort ager Jack Tighe asked before field screen as the Bucs close in Thé six straight, matching the ‘wo singles while fanning four the Ee _ favorite tometrew when the thou- w Worth, P = : ook me én S aiak cal Sunder ni S. ‘taking off for Boston yesterday. on the National League lead with longest streak in the majors this Test of the’ way, = _ sands of spectators start shev: — Set ie ee + ~ Tighe didn't —even__wait_for—e-&. six-fame_ winning streak. year (the New York Yankees did. * * * : - ing- money into the pari mutuecl : : 2 3 _..reply._“‘Al_ Kaline’s three hits," _ * * * yy in the American League) hoist-. The Pirates. with two more to a wagering machines. . ; vs i : he answered his own question. __ The: Pirates. made it three in a ed the Pirates into second, a half go in the five-game series, now ; : _ That honor is expected to go to f ay 4 epnat’s the most hits he’s TO at the Coliseum last night, game behind Chicago. The Cubs|have hit five home runs at the 3 The , * . Tim Tam, a son of the great Tom) | : f 4, With Frank Thomas belting two took over by defeating Milwaukee Coliseum. The Cubs and Giants. ? Fool from the nearby blue grass mate 2 tie Tiger, duu a home runs—for a total of four in 3-2 as Philadelphia dumped San each hit’ seven in three-game sets : - “country, ates L of ae ‘teks that nite at ‘the three games — and pitcher Francisco to third by beating the at LA, while the Cards hit three . a ine Red ae * e a allie ; aes ‘Vern Law popping a three-run Giants 7-0. in the only other game = three games. That's a total of : ot Mrs. Gene Markey'’s Calumeti twice 5 ; “ A cs petite Sit tor we 6 aa , [homer into the left field seats for scheduled. 2 opposition homers in 12 games. | D Farm, winner of six. of these . ‘ _— arahete ia thie race.” an 8-3 romp. * *..8 = The Dodgers, with only two in the PRESS BOX derbies. a S as In On 0 = aia Law, winning his second in the Don Newcombe. making his first last five games. have counted Lo , f : a4 Before the game, Tighe was streak, used his. fifth major. start. since in h 12.in that span. : . ; - : : ; s juring his arm in an, ¥ — early line quoted Tim Tam ' . fea: hess saying that Kaline had been his league homer to cap a five-run April 17 defeat at San Francisco,’ Johnny Goryl hometed in "the Frank Metzger, head pro at Red 4 starts this after | biggest disappointment this young sixth that bagged it, He hadn't left with an 0-2 record after Thom. ninth for the Cubs off reliever Bob Run Golf Club, predicted “low 4 - yd racing ~~ season. Even more so than the homered since . 1956, when. he as broke a 33 tie with his second Trowbridge as Moe Drabowsky scoring, sensational shots and the _ once as a Dyear-old, at 2 to 1. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS jwere beaten 74 at Boston and failure of the team’s highly touted — Rn nnn mene WON With @ perfect relief inning finest possible field” for the pres- Poy Silky was held at & to 2 and the Casey. Stengel looked at Ray now trail the Yanks by one game. frorit line pitching. Dae , ‘in his first appearance since com-'tige-loaded Western Open tourna- powerful Maine pig simag hh Narleski's 1957 record and crossed The Chicago White Sox called on + * * oF leck 6 Strokes Off Pace {pleting a hitch in the service. Lew vant cone to Red Run May 29- - horse entry, headed ewel's him off ‘as a “sore arm pitcher.” southpaw Billy Pierce in relief for “I can't figure him out,” |Burdette was the Milwaukee start- June ward, at 7 to 2, Others were only Which proves ‘even Casey can be|a 48 decision at Baltimore in the had said of- Kaline. “I oe ‘er, giving up four hits and two’ Metzger made his remarks to a lightly regarded. ‘s lonty other game scheduled. has a reputation as 4 slow aainer. jfuns in his ‘six innings. One was ‘press. radio and TV luncheon gath- All derby horses are S-yearolds WrONy: . eS er N 5 At) lenal ke aw h ed ‘a homer by Lee Walls, who ranks ‘ering yesterday at Red Run. Only 3 arleski, who beat Detroit 12-2 At leas e always has oe : a ‘ ¢ in thoroughbred reckoning but their wk < sixhitter in hig last start slowly each year he's been with Thomas as the leading beiter Sam Snead is missing from the ages vary by the calendar. Silky; The one-time relief ace the: lenined his. third vietory in four|us and has come on like a rai bee ‘at the Coliseum with four. Walls entry list and it is fully expected Pag iy nee abags ag ae nr gtvanenst ip tried to peddle| decisions (he was.11-5 in~'S1, los: fire toward the end. FORT WORTH. Texas — Arnold’ Cary Middiecétt‘and_ Rob Gea |e the we ene ‘that he will be-there, Metzger ‘b. 28. Youngest is ran sider jto troit fon and Casey's - ; : &. &- « said. _ : * ~~ ing four of his last six decisions), “But t Palmer of Latrobe, Pa.. carried, i 2 “ Chance it Tony. He was foaled |New York Yankees in a. winter ,,... giving the Nate their run an But I bought it would be ; eh. other golfers also partici.) Fight-hander Ray Semproch * © May 8. January first is the ar-/search for a second weaseman, | basse isaiied balk us the Gre: different this year. He looked a three-stroke lead into the second, ted h 3 P won his first as a-stafter for the Kenyon College has appointed bitrary birthday of all horses, no gained his second consecutive . ee . = Fst. great during spring training. For — ‘roind of the $25.000 National Co- \feurec a. eee eaten Phils, handing the Giants their pro eager Bob Harrison ot To- matter when foaled. ‘complete game Victory last night | * * the first time since I've been ‘lozial Invitation golf tournament at, The. leaders: first shutout by allowing only sev-. ledo ag its new basketball coach. ; ifor the Indians, beating the Wash. The Indians also scored in the with the club, he’s had no ail- I Fort Worth today. provig Falmer 4 3148ien singles — ‘two Bach by Willie + me x , “en | ington - Senators o with a five. first, then chased young, lefty, ments. His arm, sore every | : 5 i PCH Golfers Top Flint hitter, ‘Ralph. Lumenti ‘in a odin spring, did not bother him a bit. | Palmer, 1958 Masters champion, ‘tora ifeterum oi Coven, fost “hs Hirst although. be J eee set Waonts a Pontiac Central High's golf te * * + ‘third. Mickey Vérnon's ‘second He arrived in camp eartier than ‘ed the course record with a five- paar” wamey . 30.3388 ads a thartdt siuitout until Wally ave. arich. of the Washington igh 8 em. under-par 65 th di — kin 35- @ four-ni lutoul ’ Redskins will be guests of the Cen- boosted its season record to.5-1! The year-old .-righthander, "Omer of the year made if -5-1 scheduled, worked harder than | ‘par 65 in the opening rows Hetert 36.33-48|Post singed home two runs in the ta) Michi a. | , : al Michigan College All - Sports yesterday with a 12-3 victory over! converte ae against Bob Wiesler in the fifth. ever, and got himself into bet. Yesterday. He barely _ missed ane Oliver . 4-36-79 seventh. Ted Kazanski hit a two- \; y wt ow |con erted into a starter when in- : 25-foot ‘putt on. the 18th hol hich Jehnay Palmer 2 oe 35-35—70 seventh. Ted a Night May 14th Flint Northern in a Saginaw Valley, | juries crippled Cleveland's pitch- ‘and Chico Carrasquel, with three ter shape than he's ever been le whic Bob Soaiby oe 36-35—-71/run homer in the same frame. : ie *€: * Conference dual meet at Flint'ing ‘staff last season, gave the "Uns batted in, closed the scoring before. But he went ‘into a eas Deve) ona eeed hin /40) act “6 a ta poe my t E - Country Club. Guctcsl wales Wal ceries) An with his second 1958 homer in the patting tailspin as soon as the | ‘new mark of 64. “Erle FWossier 3696-72) THURSDAY'S FIGHTS ine wripspaire Sports Car oa ; Dick Whitmer sparked the Pon-|three of -those were by |i'l Albie “hth off Chuck Stobbs, last of season began.” - _ dack Fleck of Rochester, Mich, {Billy Maxwell oye 244 Bice eee cat oe ene 185, = — ss eb ca. sae ra sta = tim, cause with 82. Other PCH! Pearson, as Narleski blanked the! four Nat hurlers who gave 11 hits a ~ former National Open champ, inet eee 16.3642) LOS ANGELES—Dwight Hawkins, 124. be ‘Oakd sie a ¢ ne scorés wére Mike Samardzija 85,|/Nats over the last eight innings. * * * Tighe is highly pleased with the, “8s Six strokes off the pace with Bee conrad eae Piet, itich. 10. ———— at Gi. en Cees . ees . eerie erate i. “ - ip nneaeaa a“ nen ~ie Tom Deaton 8, Nick Shorter 87) The loss kept the Senators from Pierce, winless in two starts, conversion of shortstop Harvey | an even par 71 on rounds of as John Taylor 88. Mike Goode moving into second place ahéad saved Jim Wilson’s second. vic- Kuenn into a centerfielder and the. = Tied with Fleck were Dr. of Northern was medalist with 80.'of the Kansas City Athletics, who tory as the last place White Sox installation of second baseman: bagged but their second success: Billy Martin, obtained in a trade’ sein their last: nine games. Pierce with Kansas City last winter, at : 2 Ra OO eats: : Sega ake 2 A gave two hits, one an RBI double shortstop. ~ ; a by Gene Woodling when he re- A 7 | _ lieved in the -eighth. He got rid _Beforg ae alien as ay . a _ of three pinch-hitters after Brooks a hab sah oc i ue _ © Robinson doubled in the ninth for only ~~ ue hin ‘t irae eel ae “ i hie third hit. runs va ther in ecdnes ys) . By DR. CARY MIDDL ECOFF \. 3 7 three - for -five, including two’ * — PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: “My Game Goes From Bad to ’ : gibten | poosed bis i avernne )2 aon | Wore!" Toronto's Mahovlich: © = | F DIAGNOSIS: Watch Those irapertane Details. . Righthander Jim Bunning. a 20- AMERICAN LEA é TREATMENT: The vaggie :s not, as many may think, just Top NHL Rookie game winner last season. was to ‘ eee Wed. Lest het. Behind f a bit of aimless fidgeting that goes on while the layer ix geting trv to balance his personal record New York . : 4 «69 § _ lined up for the shot. ve - boak, today’. Washington 9+ 7 1 ; The warvi in th f-a MONTREAL #&—Frank Mahov- Bunning, slated to start today |figveland : i { ‘eves cs nyt - in nid he hich of Toronto Maple Leafs won in the first of a two-game -series: Balt!more ; 7 t = SoU ” ™ a) EE) the National Hockey League's with the Boston Red Sox, has won | jChicago ; 3 ‘ is the little series of prelimi. - rookie award for the 1957-58 sea- one and last two- games thus fat), poston VesTERDAY spew its § nary motions made between son nosing out Bobb» Hull of the this season. His pitching opponenf, Chicago 4, Baltimore 3. night p the time you take your stance Chicago Black Hawks by four Dave Sisler, is 2-1 / ‘ony gather pole ll aa ' and the time the backswing points in the voting for the Calder if a roe GAMES ? _ actffally begins And if you're Memorial, Trophs Si Kansas City ya Xow York 1 pm. —Terry, " ie Ae ~ ‘ t "8 ead “ a way fo a . = ROLLING FIN Final Standings «| ; ee, ~ Pta.| wh > 59) ¢. 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Downtown Pontiac | action, The list of cae in action} : -— Bea M . 3 Riki, Fern Bowles, Gertrude raps aa 4 ; Hady Faces $200 Loss| Joe Smith meets “Dancing Dick” ) ance here, and Jack “Bad Boy” ‘Brown grapples with Dynamife i Johnny Gates to complete the pro- | gram. Tonight's show , begins at) - Tickets are available at Griff's Grill and the city Armory. Bert |Ruby is the matchmaker and the) ‘bouts are sponsored’ by the 107th ‘Ordnance Company of the Pontiac’ AP Facsimile ARRIVES AT “500” — Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina, world champion road race driver, is greeted as he arrives at the Indian- -apolis Speedway with his Dayton Steel Foundry Special. With him are his manager, Marcello Giambertone (left) -of Milan, Italy, and John Walther of Dayton, co-ownér of the car. Road Race King to Take 500° Driving Test Today. INDIANAPOLIS (#-Juan Man-| two European Grand Prix races, uel Fangio, world champion atl his specialty. road racing but a rookie at the| / ~« *& * Indianapolis Motor Speedway,| ’ Fangio said he intends to study | started getting. acquainted with the track thoroughly, both in his ithe big track today, prepafatory;car and on foot. He never has to taking - driver's i Eres on a closed course. : ! _ | Fangio, who arrived late yester- The eee ue said day, was approved by the U.S. ‘he wanted to drive in the 500-mile|Auto Club stewards committee Memorial Day race ever since be and passed a physical examina- came here Open Eves *til 9 P.M. EE 2-9145 May. ibd coon at Tet-Huron Shopping Center PO-A—Pitisburgh 27-14, Los Angeles 27-8. 4 ® w wrecotoerscocoecannosk watweuneuuar Sum eSe@eerwnt - covecoeureeweo™ ~ Senueseceneone ° Wi ercstesps Sueihe wean ak “seeescesteosesorone” Scectccoestoousoon=w~ Totals saga : Lt out for Castleman in 7th. | out for Portocarrero in i] eae for Green in %&h; d—Popped. Beene in i in 9th; e—Flied out for; AP. Wirephote ROOKIE SHINES — Ray Sem- proch, 27-year-old rookie of the 2.| Philadelphia Phillies, won his first game yesterday by shutting out the power hitting San Fran- cisco Giants, 7-0. Draw Tuesday ilo Keg Pairings. A public drawing to arrange brackets for the Ist annual Water- ford Tournament of Champions will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Dixie Recreation, one of the par- ticipating alleys. AII entries must be turned in by 3B—Vernon. HR' Monday for the event being spon-' sel. fe tars, Avis: sored by the Waterford Junior seored on %rror in|Chamber of Commerce. Entry HP—By Lament! (Brown). Balk—Nar- — yet ege-eage at the five Tabeceh: pareiia. alleys at which the. match games. Marley. Paa A—r |will be played — Dixie, Lakewood LOS ANGELES | Lanes, Land-O-Lakes, Huron Bow! Gilliam ze and Howe's Lanes. det Leo's & Joe's Shell Service, | champions of the Waterford Mer- chants League at Howe’s Thurs- day night, is the newest entry. Only loop champs are ited to compete. . ... 900 200 000-4 .. < 10 106 16—3 | "thes Ap oF ic Te —nicaee| timore i ar acd “Pex. Low Chicane! ao Pilarcik, Robinson eP Marshall. ——— Summers T-2:30.° A--8, # a By zg ! g 4 £ fy e i Seatuveanvnud SSehweoHounwF Ce tee ed SH ows esoe oe < lid Sy ¥s% Whcmnairugaseuncel J LISS SL AS LS Seale? 8 e2®e%eeeeeo~ou-F¥ oO mee ®®Seocecoococoet EY ‘i : ot v * ~—wuraeVteuvewue® SvewpoMeouWooo™ Hw OMe ona- tae eueveenenasuvusl Seseooesoorea-oo" S2SSSS+-SO-SS¢S5 SS et SS et Se ee ae Derby Fight Tonight play for - Bessent Ly th. | LOUISVILLE, Ky. (INS)—Light- "Se te ooe—g heavyweight cham pion Archie -|Moore battles German heavyweight f tas Ht Willi Besmanoff tonight in a Jeol eles’ eve non-title bout to be national or SF |televised (by NBC). Labine 2138 Totals for “s fe 5 into Los Epaetes E—Me}ias. DP—Polles oak. ‘ .» LOB—Pittsbur at the. OAKLAND COUNTY / ALL SPORTS SHOW May Ist Through 4th at the Ivory Polo Club 9990 Cooley Lake Rd. REE ADMISSION aN Open Morning Till Night Free Rides — Exhibitions ' Jin other games. * _ f | Besmanoff, who has a record of | knockouts, could become the lead- ing contender. for Floyd Patter-| son's heavyweight crown by beat- ing the wily ring veteran. i first baseman, was a member of Ithe Michigan Hearst All-Star base- team in 1954 and 1955. Milford Stays Unbeaten, H | Full schedules 44 the Wayne. Oak St. Mary 6-5 in another loop ‘Oakland and Suburban Catholic | tilt. 2 lighted yesterd 's, ee ee Teeny sing a het Galen © witary area prep baseball, action. ey three starts. Evans was also ' Avondale’s Dennis Evans won, the batting star with a triple his 3rd straight and Romeo ex-| and double for three runs-batted- tended its winning streak to seven in. Romeo rcke a 4-4 tie on Ray. Milford’s 5-1 victory over Ritter’s two-run single to nip La- | Northville featured the W-O slate. peer 6-5. Ritter had three hits as | Terry Anderson hurled the win |Bob Galan hurled his 9h win. and helped at the plate as the ‘Three of Lapeer’s five hits were | Redskins held Ist place with 4-6. home runs. | In, other games, Oak Park lost Bloomfield Hills took over 2nd - co Detroit Thurston 6-3, "Royal Oak ‘in the standing by whipping Brigh-' Shrine blankéd St. Gabriel 3-0 and ton 10-6 ye to ‘Utica fell before Lake Shore, 43. grand slam homer. Winning ee a ‘Bruce Withers also homered. * x * See a tripped Madison 9-2 5 Clarkston and Holly came . with big rallies in the final inning, ito post triumphs. The Wolves got seven on eight hits to trip Clarence- \ville 9-4 while Holly overcame a 6-2 deficit to win 7-6. | A sparkling relief job by Dave | Gaddis, 514 shutout-innings with | | 10 strikeouts, helped offset the josers’ fast start which included | | a 3-run home run by Glen Sim- | ons. ' Amos Bradsher batted in the| clinching marker and was the vic-: ‘tor in relief for Holly. Loser Ross. Fockler whiffed 13. ~ a a | St. Frederick went down to its 3rd straight SCL defeat bowing to St. Clement 7-5. Dave Blake worl ‘the loser. St. Benedict upset Royal Priced at $13. 95 OSMUN’S TOWN & COUNTRY TEL-HURON CENTER Open Mon., Thurs, = Sat. “tl 9:00 oo P.M. ; FE 44541 Then See Us! “NOW... You Can Get Your- Brakes ° Relined for as Little os 9] = ~ Plus Tox : _MARKET TIRE CO, i aint ut an 77 W, Helgon St. 7 reson With NL Clubs ‘lvision war Gerald Stifler, Michigan ‘siatel®? victories in 55 fights with 4 Dodgers Evans Wins 3rd for Avon Topping Would Prefer Truce But Current Plan Has. 118 Games Scheduled for New York Viewing NEW YORK (—If it’s ‘a tele- the National Leaguers| want the Yankees can give it to them, ,;says Yankee co-owner -Dan Topping, but he'd: rather see a sen- sible truce in the matter. “We must decide pretty soon,” he added,. “whgther we're playing | baseball or’ runni“ff a lot of TV) shows." Topping made his comment to- Dick Young, baseball writer ot | the New York Daily News. when asked about the flood of | National League games being | beamed into New York on tele- | vision. | First arrangements were made for 78 Phillies games to be tele-| vised to New York from Phila-' delphia when the Yankees were out of town. * * * Then Wednesday, station WNTA-) TV announced a package of more jthan 40 games involving the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francis-| co Giants to be beamed to New; ‘York from. St. Louis and Pitts- burgh. The station said three a4 tional games. with pennant signi-| ‘ficance might be added later. It was this newest TV bom- bardment, scheduled to start May 14, which brought strong reaction from the Yeukeo bess. | “The other guys should remem-' told Young, “we can go a lot of) Places on TV that ood can’t. I think any network would take Yan-/ kee and Milwaukee games from coast to coast. | * * * | The Yankee executive said he} ihad been offered a chance of re-| 'prisal telecasts into National! |League cities but had declined, as/ late as last December. “I'd hate to make the same | mistake these other guys are do- | Ing,”” he added. “They're pour- i t { | Rap ts leet into it jstill believe baseball belongs to one: YiTV station and one radio station! ‘right in your own territory.” Twenty-two games involving the and Giants will be tele- vised into New York from St.| Tovis, A like number orobahly will) al, — peseere sae ber -that if we want to,” Topping “SEE OU R DISPLAY CADILLAC and. ‘OLDSMOBILE at the MIRACLE MILE AUTO SHOW | TS ey JEROME MOTOR SALES 280 S$. SAGINAW Now 2e°0e Reg. $544 Buy « 40 H.P. 1958 Mercury .Motor MARK 55 487 For the Price of a 20-H. P. PLUS BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Ken Rase Boats 1265 §. Weedward, Birmingham. MI 17-0133 Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. 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Bags and Shoes ros23 HURON BOWL ‘=: Huron St. 2 arestihreremrenrnnemnaaaien | | - « [iN tsex) } Ss atexgk: Cole He. 00 Code Ne. #41 - - biel teiedeeetl Lira a eet tee Reon aevaer eset ec sa sc cred coal PAC RSE LOR PRINT ONE FEET E LANE PONE NEES EE CRORE RENTS TORN DEES TORR Cree on ROME SE £ fe SS eee ae ee * ; Lag = oe, | = Pordgend : “KITCHEN in Pre-Finished Cirinamon Birch vm 5414 CARL SHELL and SONS = i SU. ae Teeing Off tourneys apiece. plete the schedule. : County courses selected by the (MGA include Bald Mountain, Pontiac Country Club, Sylvan Glen, Bob O'Link, _Morey’ s, __ Highland, —— ~ tiae CC, Sylvan Glen will be the ; host June 4 and August 27 while is the scene of action May 14 and August 6. On August 13 and Oc. tober 1 the ladies will visit Pon- “MIDAS laddition to Sunnybrook and Plum Brook. Rammler, Sunnybrook and ‘Plum Brook will also entertain the igals twice each The WMGA, now preparing for its 22nd year, opens its weekly "Brews 913.95 be friendly rivals tomorrow when' ears for x Sing G eterna steele Bald Mountdin’s hilly acreage | All-Time Greats. Listed on Team ale, ‘Cawley ene IL Rivalry Into CMC Meet arenes tL. fas lads: A Npecws Inter-Lakes 3 tied reverse = broken eyed te | |= ; BILL CORNWELL track rivalry ween ‘ole| the Far ‘on test, w e's : -e9 WALL end By lof ‘Old Timers ." of Waterford and Warren Cawley, mark in the highs in the Berk. ‘ BASE. ° of Farmington, a pair of fine hurd-| ley meet was a school record. ae CABINETS ’ inti Jers, will*carry on into the eCntral In other area prep meets Owosso Also the Famous M. F, G. @ CABINET for nounced. its 1958 schedule this week and a close look at’ wri) Wear Numerals at Mt. Pleasant a) epee = vo scaton Holly ein | We are Authorized Dealers for the 22-event pro testifies to larity of Oak-| * * * , ee i BUILT-IN OVEN n peeblin pr era tifies to the popularity of Oak-| 4 Sorsays | Cawley has one close win over|ners. included Bill Hayes in.the| © ALUMINUM | @ MOLDED Units: Are Adaptable y ; . his rival, but yesterday Cole hit/440 (54.9) and Bob Zauel, in the, Feather Craft Americans to Man fe cman An even dozen of this year’s 20 one-day tournaments By BRUNO L. KEARNS [24-7 in a dual which Waterford /ggo (2:09.1). Grenson © Wolverine y ane 5 Twill be played on eight different county layouts with! sports Editor, Pontiac Press [epost lhc alias Farmington swépt the hurdles, | Old Town & Grenanis four of them each drawing two events. EAST LANSING—They have la-lwith a 148 win at home against/C@™ley won both, and the high} Sea Nymph Canoes ° Cotepions 8-Fe. y ~ 2 jump; Frank Fink of Walled Lake The 54-hole medal play championship Aug. 18-20 ‘oe beled the spring football game in/Walled Lake. Farmington had: 59/0). was a three-time winner, the es Pee en ats mai Sl Sone igia stem ct seees cre! Harrington Boat Works | lay championship Sept.|North Hills and River Bank, The|m’ Snnual “Oldtinets’ the layt of were under 11 seconds) at 10.2, | Price 250 15-18 at Plum Brook com-|first four on the list have tWolers who will face the MSU var- Af teact a half dozen school ithe pole vault and the 220. “Your Evinrude Dealer” | Cole took the lows in 21.3 and iran anchor on the 880-relay; Bill | Loveland won the century at 10.5, sity as old men. ; Some of- the- players on the | Old Timer squad can go back the broad jump, and was 2nd in Jas “You are and mailman, Art Lus- Pontiac Municipal Course. LAKES - DOCKS—-HOISTS © ‘1 9 P.M. FE 4-4541 | holes. _ mow going in for pro play after (sier, 21, both of Flint. Jack Clapp, Results, on a point basis, were: ae . } at | using up his eligibility last sea- ‘Commerce is the septuagenarian Keller defeated Bob Fryt (45) aed 3127 WwW Huron |SHORT PUTTS "son, was the third, | * | jumper. 4; Marty Fryt defeated Pat Secoy 22 cn ahodid be easy fcr ‘eiyonn| Outboard races also take place.(42) plus 3; Chuck Deschaine (SF, FE 4-7121 FE. 2-61 Saturday and Sunday, while the 44) defea' ed Gary Szezepanskj (52) arta Carload Tire Sale MERCURY MOTORS AINLAND | Four Oakland County golfers will who ever saw them run to tell | Michigan State, Notre Dame and et mented. MSU Sunday feature pits ‘coach Duffy Daugherty. The three are separate physical. types. Chandnois is tal] and wiry. jand earned the nickname “Bird. ithe University of Detroit compete | jin a triangular meet at MSU's re-| icently-completed 18-hole course. | Seniors Lloyd Syren of Pontiac Bloomfield plus 5 — and Ivory Rangers in a polo 48) ° _ OL, and .Frank Palopola (SF, defeated Frank Majkowski_ 3) plus 2, OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 9 TO 6 | and Joe Grace dr, of Lathrup | Village will be firing for the Irish while sophomores dack Reynolds | of Waterford and Tim Baldwin: 'Legs.” Wells is short and stubby, ione of the smallest successful. backs in the pro game. Kowalezyk is known as “the sprinting black- _ TEE-OFF 5 f Skippers. Jerry Youn “Bob.9'Link gets the call June squad of 1958 will have to face af Sports Show | ee ena pade igh gi prion SPECIAL 4994 Dixie Hwy., Dreyton 11 and July 16. such recent greats as Dan Cur. | quarters battle with Skippers’ Jim AUTO OR 3-5043 4 igned to, Ti: Jim Ninowski, Walt Kowal. : Devine, during which they ran, F Open Friday “vil 9 P. 7 Single ates are assigned to, cove Clarence Peaks, Norm Opening sessign for the Oak- cneuhdor’ io: eheuider: - - WAX : pecett Hills, May 21; Morey’s,: Masters, Joe Carruthers, Pat land County All-Sports Show, at) siinpers swept the 100, the 220, CLEANER : bee 25; Highland, July 2, and Burke and many more, the Ivory Polo club, Cooley Lake took 11 firsts to two for Berkley. ' CLOTH ‘ River Bank, July 9. | At the. right halfback post for road, attacted 1,000 or more visi- |Coach Al Cuthrell will take a squad | x ke ithe Oldtimers, even a program tors, according to show officials, Of 30 to MC, on Saturday, | With Hercules Muffler Purchase : Other area links chosen as,would not help identification as all | eS DON’T: SAY \WMGA sites this season are Maple |three returnees will be wearing). °°” said today they expected 2 Don R. MacDonald, Inc: ‘Lane, Rammier, Brae Burn, jersey numbers 14 on the back. heavy weekend attendance, and Ram Golfers Win FE.5-6136 370 S. Saginew Muffler Glenburst and Beverly Hills in| Lynn Chandnois, whose last year have extended the opening times Over OL St. Mary - . ee | _ of Birmingham are wearing the | MSU colors. Reynolds, former Waterford High ‘School ace, was medalist last Sat- Holly Golfers Romp jurday as the Spartans initiated) The Holly golfers evened their their new layout by defeating | season record at 3-3 by walloping | Northwestern. Reynolds shot 78-34 Grand Blane 522 to 664-in 18 holes | \for the 27-hole route. Par is 35-36)yesterday. Darrel . Kinney poced |—71. Ithe winners = 74, BIG 4 DAY Oakland Coun ismith” for his overall size com- |bined with tremendous speed. Mon. ea. bre There 1 9 5 Fri., Sat. and Sun. $1.50. “A Clean Car Rides Betrer, Lasts Longer” ‘KUHN AUTO WASH 149 W. Huren. Across from Firestene i ON THESE ‘REAL ae : . \ ra a ee 1951 MERCURY HARDTOP 1995 < oe Mere-O-Matic. Radio, Heater and: White Wall Tires x 1957 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1984 7 FORD RANCH WAGON. 34995, V-8, Powe op hmong Heater and Overdrive, Radio, Heater and White Wall Tires .. White @ res... etenereeate 4 : 1956 FORD CONVERTIBLE $1305 1954 RAMBLER WAGON or. V-8, Ford-O-Matic, Radio, Heater and W-W Tires Automatic. Transmission, _— Heater é be . % and White Wall Tires . ‘ pea pieteccasse ao 1956 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN V-8, Ford-O-Matic, Radio and Heater .... 1956 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — V-8, Automatic Transmission, Rete. Bester and White Wall Tires /.. | 1956 FORD VICTORIA Ford-O-Matic, Radie and Heater... 1955 FORD CROWN VICTORIA V-8, Ford-O-Matic, Radio and Heater ........ fees 1955 DODGE HARDTOP V-8, Automatic Transmission. Radic; Heater and White Wall Tires . — $1395 ||| 1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN = Automatic Transmission. Radio and Heater ....... $1395 1953 DODGE SEDAN 1295 Automatic Transmission. Radio and Heater 1952 RAMBLER HARDTOP 4 Radio, Heater and White Wall Tires ....:.... meets 1951 PONTIAC 2-DOOR Hydramatic, Radio and.Heater....... 5805 -1951 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE - Redie and Heater ... 1957 * oe and Heater, $1305 1953 FORD 2 TON PANEL 8-Cylinder. All new tires 1955 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY 8-Cylinder, Radio and Heater 1953 DODGE VY geN PICKUP Just. like new .. Thurs. Through Sun. May Ist - 4th — JOHNF. IVORY POLOCLUB 9990 Cooley Lake Road Free Prize Drawings © Free Pony Rides for Children ® Breathtaking Horsemanship Riding and g ercanm Performance ee ee er ee ee ene SEE .. The Complete Line of FORDS at the Oakland County All-Sports Show Ivory Polo Club 9990 COOLEY LAKE RD. NOW THRU SUNDAY Ce _* Parachute jumps * Racing Boats on Display * Palomino Hitech Rides ae All: : a * Aerial and Marine Demonstra- 2 Boating and Sporting Goods tions on Private —— 7 Displays * Polo Games : SPEOIAL ATTRACTION SAT. 2:30 P. "4 Aeriol Show by the Michigan Parachute Foas,/ Parachute Jumps Soturday, 2: 30° PM ¢Y S| Tu : 3 Get Your Tic | aS | t Your Tickets at the Following Dealers- 1 in BIRMINGHAM SID AYLES, Union Lake McKIBBEN & CHILDS A T ti = ccdiceee nance WARDEN CYCLE SALES _VERKLER DISTRIBUTING CO. 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham Celebrate Kentecky Derby Day ot - the Ivory Polo Club. Kentucky style Mint Juleps-in souvenir glosses. CRUISE 0 our & BOATS AMERICAN TILE & FIREPLACE Mrs, Reune TRI-GITY TELEVISION SERVICE AREA PONTIAC DEALERS — HOUGHT MOTORS” siz. PONTIAC RETAIL STORE - : SHELDON MOTORS ad oan, Melly » urs Shin’ scan peeney co, Turn to Turner’ JOE'S ARMY & NAVY STORE — ARCHIE SMITH, Holly LEONARD REFINERIES - HAROLD. TURNER, _ (Eeonemy ow Co. Distributors) Ford Beater, Birmingham toy! ; ‘ ee : e : 2 f oo o38 2 ee é - s x Eee a e = 1 i Z ra ae e } : ‘ ry ~ ; a é ‘ ee ; : oe oes peereagee ee £3 ’ ee i : " we a Se t i, ; THE PONTIAC penis Peet eee 2, 1958 CLIMB Soe a oe eet ee - ™ ™ 5 = . 1 . ; se * ts e ; J \ 2 2 4 i eon 4 [Bob Considine Says: iene Mion dab orig more than $8,00,000 a year he Curses Should Not Utt. sa oh eee Ike the Cur. I, OT aaa | a . NEW YORK (INS)—'‘Eisenhow- Pianos and, club managers -tacpanantotion sopsives os Ge spite his thiree ’ ack Illnesses, also . on the third” tee pe, : | a ew 1”* Jooked like|Stood smiling near and behind him) self the young player to assure. | never the desire lost, failed, cursed he, : pe ed oe Transatlantic Travelers er Fluchte pevaing le a under the constant eontrol of ‘se- “This information reported Ei. “ ‘Golf is brilliant,” has Eisen- as in ‘the old time: ‘cad look he Luncheon sy * > ; ad Continuing to Provide a pretty ominous > _, peret police (when the President to senhower’s, Press Secretary James}; ee: Snvd the Pres- ‘But then. the ania : ‘ ; i * | Busi we noticed it one day last week’ in! ang the whole scene found itself/ti,certy has the President with BEM sari Maesegrth Saws & Dinner ini ag , Brisk. iness . ‘ |Dusseldorf.. . the’ baseball goes, even secret P0-| -reat satisfaction resident withlident advised. ‘But, he’ must ae 3 = : x Wi | Uicemen as umpires are put alone taken, To this one must"know: Ei-(°ver every mistake become upset) "Cocktail Pity! - . travel is one industry undaunted) 5 American “Die Welt.” So we) "ston recently.) baseball onhanger, (ed. note: fan)|curse, __ ots B t _ by the recession. took the’ matter to Serge Fliegers,| HAS JOY GIVEN ' lalthough"he this game only rela- "8 -«." anque 3 Trade sources say business h8Sidean of International News Serv-| “Baseball hag the President/tWvely & short while pergonally) «Reker it would be himself] Pages prospered in the first three months) ice’s school of languages. He gave|these days anyway given a lot of Played has. | also over his mistakes {o amuse,’ “J of 1958 and that prospects con- us an illuminating but strictly lit-| joy, yes, even satisfaction, It has * * * “ “ DELICIOUS DINNERS = tinue good for’ the rest of thelcrs) translation of Ane article. It/itself for the first time been con-| “In his second year as West Point M wrest tho gull courns sf 5 year. : turned out to be ® sports. piece/firmed that the President a good cadet, pulled to himselt Eisen-| ;womseville, Georgia, as AND LUNCHEONS 3 ee 8 by the paper's Washington corres-|eye for young baseball talent pos-/hower at the football game a knee| MSF for the first time accokd. |}. . SERVED DAILY af ‘The © Transatlantic Passenget| nondent, a Herr R. R. The head-|sesses. The Pittsburgh Piraten, ajinjury which him.to the upgiving oF Se meen met ‘SPECIAL SUNDAY - “Conference, an association of 23'jine meant “‘Eisenhower.Swore Un-|famed baseball profit club, have|of both games was forced. For this +m eee, Lilie ta Pociinpst a transatlantic steamship lines, re-jembarrassedly!” The text follows: taken a young colored named Pres-|has Eisenhower on a different lev-| ‘The first both balls fired he,|[ Cbii¢ren made age yy Foyer ied | ports &°23 per cent rise in the) | wer were a light [ton Bruce. Intermediary in the i Gabave nbead keene tte. | ; number of passengers between! sweater under his sports jacket. contract conclusion between the wees FO. LAE OWE : + he rot uarer of 188 ap comn| Ho Kept his Broad rimmed hat [Dace sd Sh, Yoreent Bisen |” i : —* "| tte the field threw, the first bait |hOWer Personally. 4 Ja with which the President the new | “Mir, Rickey, president of the ‘, Joseph pet g dn American besebell season | Basebalikiub had, at an official i Oe ad « , esa mf opened. ee ee 2 a year. : : ee Se coer oe Ferry Bids Called Lower Than Scrap Prices PHONE Midwest 4-1400 4 19 to 42 per cent. ist --ALL YOU CAN EAT! LAKE RD., Je isscoresuss|Attempt to Auction Straits Fleet Pails’ mate ee Se ST res Satuntey Special! |. _. BLOOMFIELD HILLS boost in first-quarter foreign trav. ‘ROGER LANE A marine engineering firm re fiesl: ole the. likeliheed that the | i: el gales over a year ago. LANSING ‘ icently appraised the lot at $4,718,-| ferries, sitting idle at the straits, What lies behind the surge ©f nibbies greeted a full dress attempt |000 as against the total price to} mow will be available for partici- overseas travel? aoa to auction off the multi-million dol-|the state of $6,600,000. . pation in bridge dedication cere- SPECIAL SUNDAY, SMORGASBORD! “American ate inveterate trav-ijar Mackinac ferry fleet. Highway * », #, * monies Sune 25-23. Served © BAKED HAM—ROAST BEEF. H elers,” said Latis Bolin, John C. Mackie) Exeept for the Vacationland,| Dedication planners have toyed RKEY $1.95 { of the European Travel urged their rejection. queen of the fleet, the highest offer} with the idea of using one or more 1:00 p. m. te 9:30 p. m. TURK - © ee ee eee eee ed sion in the United States. offers were received by} was $15,000 for the Straits of Mack-|.» tne craft as a floating dance cos Lon er geet ees » “The odds are that, time yesterday in re-|inac. This was $23,000 less than an N “Smiling Fat” J ; tical Seseiihy stewed. to 89 solicitations for bids to|appraised value considered - by|#ll in connection with the elabor- | ow ee them 1 eras Sams coats Veyjavene cfficials 2s tax toe low. | ate ceremonies, your pleasure at the bar ' Sh pale, abroad as Uru:} mere were three bids on the : oe Eee san cimete’ D ; "Vacationiand, topped by a $1,733, : one « — | oo a ) ¥ 000 bid that immediately was | MANNY FINE FOOD and LIQUOR eoaree Seat 14 Road cent PH gla bei | eemsanadewragy clpdrirdeaiiund 22 W. Huron & Elisabeth Lake Rd. 2987. : mado 4 what) tified pred fell te pose ic ‘Time P. S. Stop in at Manny's Snack Bar at Such events as the W formal analysis! faith. T " Miracle Mile Shopping Center “fm Brussels, the Centennial the ea 1 Tonigh servance at Lourdes, Israel's r, by Great Lakes! siversary. celebration and the Se Be uk omit, Oo sis post a = | : ee ee Regma eoquens to] state $4,165,000 tm 1962 and four \ot $25, 100 ‘annually, plus three per} With Blue “ ; sUuUTS comme Oo 3 oo om ia ether ersit greduating te size $0 cent interest on the unpaid bal-\| Rhythm Boys po! ELMER SEZ, Opportunity knocks so grab ———. belt te 288 ak go eg beatate as are ee ey eat diel Clem, Recmer your hat and grab your gal and dance to the — “Cocktail Lounge and Restorant” , Doctors Patch Up Hole state Ser 007,087. ’ The other two Vacationland bids|} tainment and band the whole town is talking Savi the hear! oe solace a Tree Houses joer. Lise Ot Caichgn net $208,008 Bob Lawson Combo. _ | gparer bk tent © al Def ded b fol Montreal. Lakes Seaway said | Western, ORCHESTRA <= Formal lle span af a Test of the] /CZET) Y | | contemplated converting the vessel] BaIIbilly : : eres + we Se Se Natural Law’ Milwaukee, Wie and Meskeee, and Heck NEW DRAYTON INN pie MUSIC. | ; * * Sentimental: interest im the] & ll GHTS A WEEK 8, serie slo attempt ran i | and Ro FORMERLY THE COMMODORE HOTEL = teatering aw fans grok Poegpael tes] “4195 Dide Highway OR si In 35 years of service, the ferries] “Sq Youall an estimated twelve > Come —— : lion vehicles and 32 million pas- = y, oe sengers across’ the straits before | Tonite and : ~f i rr il @ | | Ee ice” | Saturday OAKLAND COUNTY’S newest, most | ew | et e« Night” . beautiful cocktail lounge LADI ES’ NIGHT / 7” 3 a There was talk that after a final grz*gen : 7 . es a: % = decision is reached to reject the 1H ’s Miracle Lo 4 EVERY WEDNESDAY | : bids dickering might start on. Baya Geter 1 enry Ss acie unge ‘| a } sale” through marine] SPADAFORE’S BAR |i) 7, eld | brokers, Cass. dive, hese Shien’. (Formerly Hengy’s Bloomfield Inn) | : imo—remcigiooteniah . = The specialty of the house is an atmosphere of com- |) E aed ae | plete relaxation, cocktails the way you like them, j]| : | 7” | } and a luncheon and dinner menu to pense the most F = HOWARD JOHNSON'S NOW.OPEN |} : discriminating palate. , s_ brother Serving Breakfast from 7 A. M. | COCKTAILS — LUNCHEONS — DINNERS : wih a , i Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. | jot marred the elegance: ot tis | - Located in Michigan’s Newest Shopping Center — [3 Papecia i Fran- — = Miracle Mile Shopping Center Tastee Freez pagpangtgdl per pgp inde ie Oe et ; Telegraph at Square Lake Road . as . i : ' Ta : = j ; ; childre . | eer ee , . "ROYAL JOKERS. ) * Seka tan, nc’ ts, Zine of te neat, Outstanding Recording always the right time to come to Howard a E and ROUND TS a) Se pilasters, range of food At a wide range of prices to a ETS EE RATES OES SEER NRE * Juicy charcoal broited steaks ) Sten scaler Frankforts | Tendersweet fried clams : sO ae ae we in Good Food | *28 flovors of pure, rich ce cream : , + + « Spec sm F — 7 - ‘ D n || SUNDAY SPECIAL — —— | FABULOUS HOWAR Jounsony BARBECUED RIBS $s 50 7 = FLOOR SHOWS o —ALSO— | elem : A la carte... potatoes, chef's salad . EVERY ates CALL ROOM | sail ake catherell uerious Tadien| “On Woodward (US-10) et Square with choice of dressing, —_— rpm! - = fo eee latter her husband’s outbursts. Loke Rood —Just South of Pontiac hot roll and butter...... eveeseees FRIDAY and SATURDAY Dancing | ! Priyate Rooms for Your Banquets || Enjoy the 21” Color TV in Our Cocktail Lounge | Shores mayor Thomas S. Welsh | Open Daily 9 A.M. to2 A M. — Sunday 2 P, M. to 2 A. M. has been adjourned until next PLENTY OF FREE PARKING © Magpie oe seqnonaananeetes wanna evennaniEnad “$ Bl] 1650 .N. Perry ot Pontioe Ri "RE 35-9732 day after a long delay. Beginning Wed., April 30th, there 3 ee eee ° e 1 Pd _will be Dancing every Wed. 3 SQUARE DANCE: 4 $ Shores Hearing Put Off MT. CLEMENS (INS) -—- The 7] Shores hearing of St. Clair | *The U. S. ranks first in the pro- ; duction of rail. equipment. | , Night! | 3 ee CLUBS INVITED A PEL DAL PLL LLL LPL LLP PPL PLP PLLLPPPL ELL AL PLS { 4 ‘ 4 < Glenn Eastman Calling — : AS ae # . Kips tes gh pwrrveT eT bal ll te TASTY FISH | SUNDAY as Guest Artists Night! | | Singers and Musicians Welcome | 13 VARIETIES =f > |] PIZZA TO GO fF. , OPEN | eno sj || Phone FE 8.6741 J tAM-TaM. : | | "9 cca SCRIB 5 BAR & "RESTAURANT ee | Whit Swan Drive In». Pontiag Lake Rd 130 S. Telegraph Rd. \ - FE 4.6981 / wt,oe a ee oe \~ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1958 SES husband, talent agent Milton Ros- vue Sie can nae cae a ner, 36, She plays Jack Renny's he wae- hanged s8:4 sy: : naualigaal “Times TONIGHT —. a a a | | STEWART GRANGER “GUN GLORY” OT hikiges Fe ie ||: JAYNE MANSFIELD “THE BURGLAR’ _ The Greatest Eve . e Greatest Event in Motion Pi icture History! CECILB DEMILLES enrooucTion Combis iS ani -BAKTER- ROBINSON: “DECHRLO- PAGET | © HARDWICKE « FOCH-SCOTT- ANDERSON - PRICE } =" DAY. | '—SaTuRDAY— — | FEATURE STARTS FEATURE STARTS et 7:30 Only 1:09.- 5:00-9:00 PRICES — Children 60c Anytime NIGHTS and SUNDAY $1. ADULTS SeTURony MATINEE 900 plerces the veil beyond the . LAW DAY PARTICIPANTS — Many persons gathered in Cir- =. A : : Photo cuit Judge Frank L. Doty’s courtroom at 11 a, m. yesterday to | ceremony here were (l-r) Rev. William H. Marbach, J. A. hear the first Law Day U. S. A. ceremony in Oakland County, senior member of the Oakland County Bar Assn., William R.. Beas- | which was part of a nationwide program to show what part law _—ley, association president, and Carl W. Forsythe, Ferndale attor- plays in America’s free society. Four of the leaders of the brief a eee GOR, on the peers of Tee S.A. ss : Favor.Rhee’s Party Hollywood Headlines Youth Injures Coach| @ . 2150 OPDYKE RD. , Lt ae ee ‘ : | . Thru SAT. in Korean Election | Maverick’, Tab Hunter frying to Scare Him | MATINEE __| 9 Te SAT. || ‘TONIGHT and SATURDAY af | . , . rxemae |fO Star in SUB Adventure} swims, cat or vam] | SRURCHP.S | | 10:45 a. M.to 1 Pa lion South Koreans are expected HOLLYWOOD (INS) — You'll be/t?ess Lynn Michaels will tie the) That’s the explanation 15-year-|} | the National Assembly but with a erick") Garner in the submarine) Maureen and John Farrow, Patrick Concannon, x & 8 That’s all today. See you t School, ed in serious options row! s 3 oday. you tomor- was report Says Williams Using || Police said that after Linden|} violence were reported, none of * #0 “Up Periscope” is by Robb|Wiliams announcement for ai gun from his father’s parked pick- | |have two more years to serve, the|play, and the producers are Zabel, | publican chairman. coach, officers said. sinker, the same old hook and the/intent to commit murder. on Now is the time for “statesman- - ogee ne | here INo Face Lifting |some years ago she was ah ot bill. Certainly. it is ‘time for a|paren S' Gary Cooper + [yereetl ot Deen Takes: © x * * tion when she completes “Damn | ' | of Cor, Willisins Lake-Alrport Roads — Box Office Open 6:45 P.M. | Snow White ALL COLOR PROGRAM ee ee | ring et ina ce a | eet {ADULTS 25° today by an estimated nine mil- and.show I wasn’t scared.” we et “a knot at the home of Dr. Henry|old James Johnson made to police/ adventure story “Up Periscope” |Betty, and MacDonald Carey, alj|°P0°! football coach in the left . signor ait fh |} The sa) balloted for 233//tunter having a mass said for hinr in Ma- Arthar Linden, 31, also athletic|} #1 condition from less of blood. ithem fatal. ‘Old Warn Qut Line’ Johnson and two other students in| sixth term drew no applause from) yp truck. Then he fired the gun “| Pelection was considered a test rhe pire for Jack Leonard War “The: governor is trying to snag| Johnson was booked in Juvenile Herel teeing Ht Pineere FF cc sol all al same old worn out line,” said Lin- houge-| ike leadership,” Lindemer said, HOLLYWOOD @ — Gregory wife taking care just wasn’t a face-lifting job. _| “Red Head’? which will be co- | = _“T've been making a living on | produced by Robert Fryer and this battered old face for years,” Jimmy Conn who produced | he told an interviewer., “Why |“Damn Yankees” for Freddie | The veteran film star explained | Yankees.” “Red Head” opens in = ae s * ; i : f s Dy A ‘FRIDAY and SATURDAY BLUE SKY FE 4-461 z : it E af : 2 i f rk z 3 hh + ES it i z8 | @ E s I io est 1 on ra ao | RESA WRIGHT - CAMERON KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY —OFIN T1730 Suara SUNDAY! fn ee NOUR “-B,ttes fold Thoct, 7 00g = * 4 i ! if : i CU? KG ae EE LL? a ‘rm. NOW! Oakland saat OPEN 6:45 MA 4-2151 oni his * —~ nnn nanan ee By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS Agent Jerry Rosen and TV ac- IRthee's Liberal party to control of seeing handsome James ("Mav-l1evy in Los Angeles on May 25. yesterday after he shot a high - |with the teenagers’ delight Tab|parishioners of our beloved a thigh with a shotgun. director at Banning Union High kk * | Only rind “incidents of ‘polling oe ee ee ee epee pags career. . LANSING @®—Democratic Gov. ona and got a 16-gauge shot- Although both Rhee and Chang|White who is also doing the screen-|_awrence B. Lindemer, state Re-ifrom the hip, point blank at the the picture for Jack Leonard War-|, voters. with the same old|Hall on suspicion of assault with Wat a triumph for Gwen Ver-gemer yesterday. A Girl for the Pecks . her little boy|and “the governor doesn’t fit the|Péck and his wife Veronique are for Me, Insists _|wit tite chance on t should I change it?” Brisson. Gwen will have a vaca- DRIVE-IN THEATER ) ee ? Walt Disneys February. : : cyst removed from his left jaw. Sorry to hear that Helen O'Coo- “Now where in the world did (nell had such a bad time with the they get that face-lifting theory?” |birth of her daughter. Complica- ‘asked rugged Gary. “Must have |tions set in and surgery was nec- been some poor little elevator essary. Joanne Dru has received operator who peddied it.” word that Helen is now out of) The exphination didn't still all |danger. pticism. oe Nostalgic to those of us whe te * saw Paul. Whit “How come the bags under the | Richman, Rudy Vallee and Sus- chin: are gone?” said one ae ter Keaton in their heyday is stander. dackie Barnett’s “Newcomers of “He looks 20 years younger,” ll revue —— Frank Sennes’ seaman ead vaseaanard MANN BL a Me Me "STARTING SUNDAY DANNY KAY in “MERRY ANDREW" ~ oe + ei He * [ex COMMERCE ex: ~~ 6:30 3-0661 «SOUTH END OF UNION LAKE ROAD Another Walt Disney. Hit! A SHOW for the WHOLE FAMILY! ‘DON’T MISS IT! ,___ TONIGHT - SATURDAY | if | nv] , [ron about "] . wy ; 4 Evenbere.. 5% BS ‘OPEN 10:45 SO JERRIFVING WEHAVETO | INSURE YOUR LIFE! - WALT peeve Elst theif Fantasy aa as a . FASTER THAN “THE | 2 mR « FASTEST GUN ALIVE"! / ! ad omc et AS GUN ALIVE"! aaa a tn Sen Sw de . | Plus THE NERVE-FREEZING | F 4 ee S. » ys IG a ar ool STEWART GRANGER-RHONDA FLEMING i 4 ee } wees aot OF | ce SET NU OA UN 1 URN = “¥ a as - NN. WICINALL T° couen corns ae rep ie oe ae 2s “There was a time when a farm Makes Us Goof Off Sasso ems” LOS ANGELES (INS) — A col- — © lege professor believes that the me: |boy could fix the tractor with bail- chanical age has turned America ing wire, but the trend of mecha; into a nation of “goof offs.’’. nization has made most machi vonia; the Forrester Construction Co. of Flint; the John Miller Elec- Dr. Lawrence C, ‘Lockley, dean|incomprehensible. to any but the trie Co, of Detroit, and Champion; ét the University of Southern Cal-|highly. skilled engineer.” ‘Inc., of Iron Mountain. - J Ya BEEN LINKED TO YouR PRESENT SPOUSE, BUT L oF VA DETEST PERSONAL PRYING! um SHE SEEMS TO BE THE BRUSQUE, EXECUTE TYPE L&\ CALLING THE H-B80OMG’: AN. EDUCATIONAL Toy! © 1968 by NEA Servic, Ine. T.M: Reg. U6. Pat. Of. = ALLEY OOP : . . f, C- : . * Bo x on oo. A . ‘ eS < ¥, | ; . pe | “hy \ toe | ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY. 2, 1958: SCE, —— =< ek recouanes tena Gl = ey, \ nc Ip Algae Metin : 2 : es = i * ©. gt bs $e of C 2. de> | i AF. racts BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES on ener . Says Mechanization |izet wt, a“ or|AWord AF Contracts — —— } WE FEELS LIKE WX. St aS MET SLE SOR LING >! THRaEh “hae ib . _ mu ~~ ‘hn wi _MORTY MEEKLE f : WHY: SHOR) (OUREALD TO MUCH GREAT’ he . Sass : ees . : “* * % aoe Tg : oe oe ar t}¢Z CINDER : | aA Se 2 : : ee = : : Tewiuens 5-2 : 2 ee ; i THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON =| tH me US Pu on. | . By McEvoy and Strieber : y. Nd), Wy : , ac\ A ayy). ct, APS of ei ADD a |THE GIRLS “ You'll Find | : SX , ; rN) proritasié | Enjoy It *} opportunities | , Every Day in¢the Pontiac | Afte Press Want Ad Section r : Take advantage of this easy way : to solve all your buying and sell- E Meal ing problems! : WETY To Place Your Helps keep teeth clean. Mireian Lo Freshens mouth. i e181 i Sweetens breath. i Mac | _ Bay some eit el | Bh : We Wigs : $2 § : . ‘ “Will you all please go awa ? I just bought this car!” i \ . . / f : i\. { in of, \ 4 —_ byt a Sig Peet 8 ROSS SSRORRS Sfp MEPS Bee Le pee al Sk od pe Soy oa utili de eon he/ = ay -gmepeny ney ee I Be 4 * a <.. ‘= one ¥ we 1g et : * 7 = i Sak ihe Sig’ et eee . = eek SS Seabee pe > vale tebredipee TAN SS a a 3 = =| ‘ \ : p Se THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 158 oi apt once .., ‘the country’s most able and progressive transportation officials. ; “Anything done to destroy. or weaken that naturel resource (the railreads) is a great blow to our economy,” he asserted. Symes, 60 years old, gray-haired and ruddy-complexioned, was in- as one of t ing to Symes, who is recognized tayivania Railroad Station in New York. automobile industry, After emphasizing its importance to the mation’s economy; he pointed out thing but not a necessity?’ And yet the whole economy “is tied up with the automobile.” In discussing the recession, Symes directed his attention to the that the automobile “is a valuable fast, and when people stop buying 3-1296 3 Pr Aa ry opis AN : a ti “ti Open mves "th be-sun 10 “un-5| eat. Lk, Pea: Sua | tan” soe. “* urndee. “EE EEy abr sew nav re aah ap Ra ge = | any ‘location Williams, ‘Ll 1.4243. — Listings Wanted ‘ OR 3 ROOM APART-| A sP son utilities Sales and - reason- __able, FE 4-4686_ a « cuEA ROOMS & ge 4 L. . "e ge RY white _ony 48 Elm FE 4-1219. 4 RMS, & 3 WOR ~» cou- sell, rent, buy, swap hire, dial FE 28 Rished. Available Ma: . Adults preferred, OR ae ing. Ri kin tg Reig s BATH, 7 °OAK HILL. BORE RARE OME ME | Vey oF ROOM od Tare IN WALLED aise reasonable. FOR COLORED 3 a. a Ras va eee. fur nished FURN soo = RE Ex. pees ee ee 8 = ee. : ALL HOUSE. TH Aduits only. PE 4 | _ Taylor Rd. PE ¢2001. SMALL GARAGE — NICE | bachelor = N 5 A gece neat elec. stove wove 8 refrig, Exc. atten Lt) OR tons Rent Houses Unfura. 36 STOVE AND BEDROOM, 3 ROOMS AND machine furn. 108 Centes. | * bath, Clean, stove and refrig. Adults, FE 32909, . i Repioows, NOT to (28 2 BEDRM. DUPLE x 300 MO. 3 ji G ar, Tel-Huron, MI 4 Sy ry Seka nen mg oe at can carpeting. | fenced back back ve take priviieges. 3 BEDROOM ranch styled. Paved street. T RMS. AND BATH JUST RIGHT - Elec. (range i ve og hn, Nici heaton i Inquire 23 Aubure ai 6 ROOM MODERN HO} ROME. ve i __22 Auburn Ave, rear rear oifice® = 5 ROOM BRICK LIBER ane Sts | Autom atic tile bath—90 per month” beat 4 — = Sestdeees. Bes per PE 4-221 $-n73 (temo: g children “ens monthly. =>. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ph. re * toes a ¢ Par tlie 'b wie Living rm” diag ra kitchen, - auto gas heat & hot Prasat OO yay ment, Newly street, ~~ 4 wii small . bs oremmes, 6 rE Ei Sake) ie a home. Ser 2 rote a ey ee Fran ee : JUST OOTDE OF a ‘oe decorated. $3, FB. o Near Pon Pe cart. Maceday Ca Privilege : Month. LE welcom - poyt Pass’ UP “ainin | MONEY! ‘Sell unneeded iy pees ees for —, . % fe : ‘ ae bes _ | aluminum | storms and VACAN) tor ‘mmediate pos- sa atte Pay mems te low Teter, full berement, take. priv- WEST con “é ROOM BRICK § lates Giry bearecms x” session Newly decorated 3 “R \INBOW REALTY” — teges. $1500 down, full price Seay decorated, $85.. * Basia 4 collent condition, $8,250 with room, kiaeon and . utintts i FE 2.2614 i oP pappocs —— —— | term toom 2 eats old Alumi- | BETTER : “FOR COLORED FAMILIES — WALTERS LAKE || wuuseus tase ov. | STARTER HOME pum, storms, gue teres, | OAKLAND COUNTY | foms"cisse' ts) coputown 38.000 New 3 bedrooms, f hea a N me , gd Rota, aitate over-/ HSE RA tgMB gees; | F bedroom ranch ou large reggie pees REALTY ae ae lee utiful /< lee foe eames | Jo0xi50 lot. Includes rough So Sie mae Russell A: N ‘Re Itor FOR ‘nice kite 1 bed ad’ | Wiring, insulation, oak firs.. Can — ote she WOLVERINE | LAKEFRONT— Year ussell ott,’ Realtor $75 Per bath 7 omg ‘A ons dry wal! taped and sanded b-1274 700, D.m modern, full baseme 140, W. Pike | path down. Att | ready for painting. Get this ' aeapiacs: sandy beach, $11; KUSCHELI. shaded lot. Only $6,500 — «Pike. 87.900, with termes. (St wilson Real state, reset | 0 oe | “Loveland MI 64133 JOrdon #1528) $1,000 down — and $65 per r > : TH ESTATES —| onth. WHIPPLE N ELIZABETH LAKE a >? —— 2 drm ull bath lastered| Large coruer = furnace, insu- | 1 Rd. _Rent Lake Cottages 36A/ LIVE MODERN with this 3 | LAKEFRONT race ta haréwooa ar @& Inted storms & garage, 8.950 oy yi oe MR Pie gi0n acre at Wane Walttcaic, | Hesings. WOR taal eceneas PANGUS. Ss, “Realtor ‘ cre ‘ a ye Tron 2. = ° AR? et es ae fatty ear a ge in for iene home. Meee a a re a "Cofieet, Ortonvitle NA 17-2815 ho sax ‘oeation, oe | 7: u : x NEW GI —-NO DN. up-to-date, - Priced sell . With @ slate entrante, 7 fire- “. dren's bathing. Investigate — a New beautiful ; suysien EN COTTKGE. § RMS LOE a ge er oak = plastered eS For Sale Houses 43, For, Sale Houses 43 Ranch © with’ ‘ul bese cement Vea, AT WHITE E LAKE, — 2 -neres, Bedr om =~ — | * : Sa a aa || aaa wee aaa e ed i rm. ranch s, car ga-. ( ) SQUARE, LAKE aT. py oe tonaae serage ee, oderately § ACRES 4 & BEDROOM NEAR LAKE OAK. nator. Alussinu aeraea oes | rage, Nice — $14,500 easy ta | _PE 4.3309 oo f eines : « _ Wooded scenic’ parcel locat- Build Now ; land. Inguire 4575 Walton B Bivd PE Soi en Paved street. Builder: | | ew SPLIT LEVEL HOME —Un. | For a7, omaateaaeny epee acim te. em eertt oe Pee A RRC) ai SetheTERE SPRORTE: | rier singe “ES: Jute H M 2 j recreation e qurs Ww Fo er | aity tO assum a} ; a bd ~ Rent Rooms 7 Seonts Tr specie ci = location” bea —— Cd basic att, en eee eal peeks od yor Owner Godlee vas : m. : our 5 sta sig eeing par ae te 8. offortn bie charmin anes age y Hill Estates for further infor-| “Heart of the Lakes briek. 5 bedrooms. 5 bain petio. | FOR’ A ae CALL US NOW e “ i bl ae range j ; BR Spo ce : jontiac Mtrs. | Palate. wae a aoeree = ee Irwindae Dr ifs 54 BRICK RANCHER | Put 1 basement, “water penensr: Ary Union Lk. a pani ; ae poo $300 : ‘NEAR S8T.- MICHAELS. 2 BED. as hea 160 equity. Herring- | © = AY BUS STOP PLEASANT MOD) Gown’on SB, "uae pimaeiy 6 | pecel! $s waliding iets etl room bungsiow. convenient kiteb- | “crimination “Super! | it te ait situated is. 1173 Eckman. PE 8.1608. "EMPIRE 32411 after 6 N O Mor tgage ern room, wk FE ® | [y aaa best nent, of bee- Tie urnace. 67,950, terms.' on 2 acres land, Cass | LAKE. WA WATER FRONT 2. ClRAK SLEEPING ROOM. PV MODER CONTEMPO- tie Size 100x200. Reason- Fe eves. | Waterford ‘rownship. als home bedrms., walk in basement, beau- . Eptr. 51 Pine St. FE 4-022. \ RARY — us phew you | able ccaeeay payments. See 2 BEDRM, 3 LOTS. CED. has 1900 ft. of living area pius| tiful view full rch, im- osts CLEAN a SOOM. CLOSE bouste of'e tenia f fiving eet oer: down OR S10T $2.04 m3 car, siany other “features _terms. _ 7: : I Quint SLEEPING Rit : with ledgerock fire- ° such as 3 natura! fireplaces and ; GLEAN, a aa Ms. : teb- ; UST SACRIFICE. 5 & ty eet “ prive. irs] co ete Veungan, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |" path on 4 lots Near Avondale me WATER FRONT aes NOTHIN DN. __- PAYMENTS Be La Te Bekasat” | tatu epee aot eaten or” eau] Ban, grt Br eer a ene i gee te rl G $BEDROOM BRICK | |/E5S THAN RENT a a en 2 : : =. WE aT AIR NEW room home at Maceday Lake, Will build 3 or 3 drm. starter » . & §, gut NOD. roomers in ‘and’ oe fH more : 4 rooms a4 penn with dining: L, there are 4 bedrooms, ceramic | home with basemest on your lot. 7 Down the eo FE | jand available at a rexson- . fil besemest, eek: Geors. insulat- | bath. gleaming oak floors, lovely| Will build on my jot for smail/ where you Boy 6 3 bedroom - $10 deposit starts deal ne . - | able price. Ful price §16,- storm windows and screens,| sloping yard to the water and| down payment. Dan McDonald. brick built _. with alum-| gUILT IN RANGES & OVENS CLEAN ROOMS, IN W's 800 - anchor. fence. fire alarm. Oply| we could say more, but this must! OR 3-2837. iam roll sereens, com- LT i pivieges, PE b40T2 $200_do bio seen tO De eepromeet: 3h mdnity water, it pert eter heat. | OADS OF MODERN FEATURES privileges, PE 64372) PRICED FOR QUICK ac. | MOTDOCE REALTY COMPANY |W. ‘Gils No D losets on 164 ’ LEAN | ON 18T FLOOR IN TION ot $7.07. a scan BY OWNER 14 ACRES, LOCAT. FE 44088 oa emis) | SELL OR TRADE Nl. Sacemiap ariee” age foot ook fa Table gentleman, FE 40640, a N17 Years old. This Se a aren |For SALE. OPrion ON DUPLEX. | We are offering & 9 room, income ‘LOW FHA TERMS for oe My #1300 © gown? Balance | - so t mm. ature "| inekudin rubbery, fence, » 7 ROUND PLOOw SUITAB FOR —bath with poe ate: Terms. : storms, carpetnd etc. FE 4-43644 Ai Set roi Full basement WHY PAY RENT? gy Flae'd ida Le ink minum sereeng abd storms. : after @ pm. apartment onritn bath and— er he 6 MODEL OPEN. oe zi cooking, feirigerator, down town} 90 well fusuieted, tt o.01 45 aa owe heating | Bet. oy egy gi PO $54 PER MONTH . z Perry FE 32-3053, + Con 09 a year to heat. = anit ed $1, FALEER BLDG : _ The perfect home for the new- How ING, LANGE, WEAT.| , Lu;°@ept god curd ore in POF cenp Waiertora aed? | we M. B. Te Oe or eek Tt ceeee ton WEEEDATS 9 CTeDAy 1 90% 166 N. Paddock, PE 3-1803. ments to come later, Terms 3% bedrooms, ges heat, RO REALTY ey OWNER pee Fooms, 106s 12 ae handy ee ROOSEVELT - Ciean,| With payments of ‘857 per thie bath Alum." storms. TED MecULLOUGM, REALTOR | 8 NER} BEDROOM BRICK. | utiiity’ room with auto- Stanley at — Neat s & Apis, Gome wih) month including taxes and RANCH, $71 A aoch fom — omni fey pt oe arage, aducaped matic waeher, cake ears 3 dock north of alm - TV By day or 10 & up.| insurance OTTER HILLS . $27, * $1284 $3844 » ben y sca automatic off y ond alum: Lineele 7 125 _N. 126 ° CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANCH) mente. Open Evenings Sunday 1 to §| lot, Bloomfield sa —— r ‘TO FAL TY kat FE edie CLOSE TO THE.LAKE ts | HOME, 2 BEDROOMS WITH : BY OWNER. QT RESALE. > BED- | terme FE. 54363. with si300 down. ’ ESI aWNER An utilities Included FE 5-814 this 2 bedroom home with FAMILY ROOM, modern kitchen KENTLWOR STREET room brick, eee Hills Sub.| , * LOON I AKE Dianr ING ROOMS. a 22 f. living room, new with built-in oben and range. Liv- Between Mt. Priced. #1300 aod 436 Kubn, FE 2-7108. - 3-Bedrm. Ranch Home Pig each 1 perwon per room:| Greatiact bar. natural soe | perisy included. clase Yeatares| ith tom dows immediate | MODEEN LAREPRONE COM) | Wixom tame SECURITY In Waterford Village ; i replace, 1 ge. uch cedarlined) ~ possession ‘ : : me, frame, | SOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVE| ond fenced pace Pull refs closets, phone jacks. TV leads BY Ow full basement with recreation rm; | Mig" ,2 es goter penstiod | Litt streutive tachi and. ov. leges, For lady on pension, FE $9,500 and on t: barbecue grill on ige. FOP $550 DOWN headed 1 Piet Sek Only - from ijving room, — cunstene fi eS. MF tile ot het 3-6446. : _ terms iat with several wove in back One - batt of « brick 3 Sylvan Village $1,000 da piace, attached « b ieee “giuintndm cher | ead SLEEPING ROOM “KITCHEN - are yard Must be, seen to fully Family 2 .bedroams, full | _} bedroom frame, PE 3-034. Clarence C. Ridgeway automatic oll beat, extra wutllity | Sereens: You'll love the. large privileges. 335 Baldw Se RAY O'NEIL. Realtor ; city facilities. . Aluminum 333 W. LONGFELLOW REALTOR porch “10 . 2 An u ie ry jo country uiches gene in poles Rooms With 33 Fe 3 8, gelesreph Ra. Rats PIONEER HIGHLANE = et storms. oak | floors. IVILIA | 975 Baldwin Ave. gated “tee | Sith aise "view. 2. spacious bed: ooms ‘Board =o 28 room , echeel. -C NS for. = rooms and closets, Delay may living attractive kitchen. ; BHOERINS 25 o .|NEAR MADISON SCHOOL me om, oe per EXTRA CLEA ~ HOME Riad MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fore, ence" hop. two “Oak, An excellent three bedroom $395 DOWN OR TRADE [ay yg; Buu ianes and nee Malas FE en pebabeEee cc trary win) gee heu, cout storm coal. _ $300 DOWN ryied westivaie Taree. kite =| We need lake. property | , insuranc 3 priv wileges, Meals if desired. FE “GI Gig water, sewer, BYLVAN LAKE. Wondertui fully conditioned. IN- NO OTHER CosTs ot wee fan" Qesinetor - WHITE BROS Attractive Bungalow No, down payment et “ee dryer, store & refrigera- 9 warms. Aste dent & het water,| srw, “arms © csraema, Faved Dixie H Elizabeth Lake Estates Convalescent Homes 38A ost new 2 bedroom HOYT RESET ¥ sad _ basement, Built 1054, paved street. J MoneRN HO : Dre Rance un 10 “_§| Exceptionally 2 Pal te eee — aN Et ‘ é00d condition. LE 3 besemesi, ogeay RICK. PULL . painted w tule VACANCY FOR ELDERLY OR Full basement. paved street |" **040 Te ten) ee ae : en oad dhe tee tee te ment, $1,600, “Clarks: | OU ; Huge aiecar ‘convalese: tiemig im nurse's sidewalks and sewers. A 1 ees What rouve aiwaye ssked =| VACANT - IMMED. POSSESSION) [5°R 0°E Sot etee teers 2 wae pie “Soh. Ae aa Access ‘to per- home. FE . nope rp oon to tah comb: storms, wonder- Walk im and look at ft and i¢| Subdivision an be fect swim ‘ good Hotel Rooms 39) sities Hears | rrr | hha comstonea "Low Joa are “taettea “tal Somgs:| SaugR opeey gor” Sil thine” tae. “only suai. abe. a . $8,450~ better act now — \ = F k — gees DAY. -rran HOTEL AUBURIN . ANI \ WE SAVE OTHER 3 8 3 EVES: SAT, SUN. TO 8-9851 SAVE 6 CENT PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS iroux s Reqms by Dey or Week WATKINS ne . DOWN PAYMENTS. RANCH HOME ‘ Ca| Sad. etities Full pres | Yes, that's tor $180 down | es Disie fay OR _ Also or? gem, eparimente.| OFFERS born Bebo Let te oud bedrooms and beth, éxe. cond. fe Getttle OY Basecee. Pees | Ad, 885 pet mouth Inetuding Ts ¥, : i . neurance-You can own 8 464_Aubt 22% T AKEFRONT owe 4 SELL H. M. SELDON CO. —_ 3 @ i bal part. brick MIDDLETON Rent Stores 4 Large Therm fis Indian V illage / LAND. “Con 116 Woodward, Rochester, Michigan. $500 DOWN 3"mile 0 trom Cia cia a tston Cal = eal Attractive 6 room, 1% bath hor the = . : . 3° bed . Southwest of tn APPRORIMATELY, 6.00050. 7 weer yin! hoe, Flemey, of salt sacs = NIC HOLIE ~~ HIGHLAND Lele “Roola “Bubs Qi00°me Bhi Ty gy wit lease, Catier Hubble Co. room hom e.| 198 rogm, ‘earpets incl Brick K tnd frame 3 bedrooms, 1%, | 226% : ar ston fat Site Lane sethome. by. Essie Sace camae owt ax a ores tes tooms_end beth ea aes: & HARGER CO. Se ee pared tee : Early Bird Special "se Leveiet i STORE BPAC CE 20 BY 35.1 BY 3 in- range. sumimer r Basement. stoker heat . 33 WEST HURON REPT $350 DOW N Williams Lake privileges tn REAL ESTATE, INC. P oaass 8 nome ae ek rad Poe, Wa Tg E, roar fore and boating at, _- Aluminum storms OPEN EVENINGS, FE 5-8183 cluded in this lly priced | 39 S. Main Clarkston, Mich. Rasemae’ 6 cae | 2 quire at 209 MOVE IN TODAY kage Neat . : . garage. joorstep, Truly @ mas- reens. 2 car ae y Tle : package Hoes § seems heme. Liv (ACROSS FROM ) lots Rent Office Space a ertully ‘bulls bomes— 2555 down, . ae KUSCHELL See sisi ad mm ea 1 4 Bedrooms / ——- orden ¢usae Only “gr 6" with ‘oe = Ey. DUNLAP SS) Ue ee F 890 SQ. Pr. AIR CONDITIONED. Sc 1 yf | P ; Cavitot *Bevings” s ntroan “Bide, A g hate tak cent Pe as 2 Can Be 3 ov BUILDER MODEL sow = Se | WARE "Hoon, Eichta spose ase) “ey Teg, Ul Sattonal expen tor| SGD SS Paes "eA PM) Leslie R. Middleton room, ise. 5 e + For Sele Houses 43 We hive only one! 2 bed- finisbed with 3. room se) | $85 are CEDAR GHAEE | roomt’ aad ivi (room. sane | Bonnie Highland Sub, |FE°SRN om sem * Fe bai PROP A e a . . > ie, . ¢ RM, MODERN mm Dmarron| Tm medera bansvion Pith) ment jor “recrealion [oom PBR AT, pangary | muz,see ié Milford, Mich. 6 page oe = Aaah aroen acres, extra in living ‘nice lawn ay with @ car ga-| M Y I i - land. will trade for 3 bedrm. and otiside aril. Also rv. down ‘possession. oves You in - ee ko ease - 3 Acres me = | theluded with this h no’ i$ J | foom home. rm. modern on West Huron. $7 930, e wa end ve fy dI INCLUDES: DOWN—6 ROOMS. Only: § years old. New 2 car ga- . 4 rms. down. sored er tect _** Homea ncome | ES: . o. & teal bay ot 90060 ‘on Also & Pw BINS anne - | Here is a 2, femily yor ’ DOWN PAYMENT, JIM WRIGHT - reasonable terms. Or ey y, l. ot ‘ou can live wn ave & CLOSIN + : aw * sre O77 LITTLE @ upstairs, income mak 343 OAKLAND AVE. PE a forced air off reat, 2 car garage EVES. FE ¢ the payments, B rick an | NOTHING MORE TO PAY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 = te eee 2 "ed foom coos $110 total mortgage cost. Absolutely gore’ ee Gan.bte. Pan prise, eu a ran eecann a coat 9 F ULTIPLE LISTING 6 SERVICE fortable well poe home at $9500° = other costs. 154 already moved | Will accept } pow present home or H. gil Rest. / Paved drive | to $59 PER MONTH $195 DOWN > |_Bith 83509 down. nearly new 3° om, Only 38 ioft. sewers ands lots | equity as ail or part down pay- N ORT eee somes 2 wi er i = Ht] ear eer de coe pepe ec OL eee 3 bear. 5 ; aiow with full base- _Pedroom 3 aah te th — at Seder streets, 3 bedreces brick. an bene : . . ae : Ramm ee es Green arestiy) ENBRER & GREGG EN Sisson | Duarte thing you ¢ fd Sesige in a home © etcend. Comtaauie NE . +; did e Bummit Bt. MU 4-8915. - Has 3 bedrooms & bath Boa les pore Wosrctlpene topes A nto pool cottage with | part Seminole hate * _ 3 BEDROOM RANCH . $400 DOWN ‘eM 3.4303 0" bake Vinge, 3.3214 | BRICK TERRACE i 5 —s ERB | ses, Quine tecm, barge baat "cent! mortgage at 979.00 per mo. basement and oi) furnace. Schools, churehes, and mgr-. LAKE PRIVILEGES | {27°9,7,>gdz™, bungalow on large oy eee ent ealy.| Se° enclosed rear- meats *Shich include your couple "Priced a cat ones sot kets ejare, wxhin viking ‘an PAVED STREET — SCHOOL needs trim ‘on . nae se COLORED GI's: SALE OR RENT 7 BEORM LiKE ON RENT F BEORIU porch, oak floors, plastered Walle, rH a oes ey ae $1.650 do responsible room brick home. Large, « ” bath and is livable. Full oe new or rent to workirig couple | gas Automatic heat. 2 ear. garage. ING! d buyer. living. room wi _fixeplace, Judah Lake Estates $5,350 o™M _ or elderly potter with option to| [ot 66xll@ feet, Shown by ‘®ppoint- . a oom, “gun Teom. an NORTH ON JOSLYN P. C. Wood. Co. cay MENTS LARGE 6 RM. a? Phone FE 2-2182. nent. : Eitchen on f . : E—1% BATHS, - |NEW HOME. MIDDLE sTRAITS ‘ : and tile bath Base/DAYS: FE 68-2548 —SUNDAY 1-5. MENT, G HEA $7600 SELL OR TRADE. 7 room mod- ‘BEF ORE eee Bateman ~ ment with Sih stony heat (EVENINGS Mi 6-8631—Or Mt +2646 | altor OR 31235| CONDITION rr ue area. 1 we Oe AQ | ern 3 of 4 bedrooms, dinin : : = ives ere leciee + % car garage. It's vacant. Canoe Williams Lake Road & M59 --HURRY. | —Pay enclosed rear porches, basement, the 38 t Yo 30 thousand dolier ce Only at 500 with convenient DLORAH BUILDING CO. Ater 6, Call OR Pa tat i $1,000 DOWN gas heat, sarane, lo lot "Tange, bes ave, ue ie: ¢ | BY OWNER, 5 ROOMS IN HURON! RJ. VALUET, Realtor | Near Bt. Michaer | ee i, ey Seana ARE MANOR ampsen oe UNION LAKE PRIV, «4 BEDRM, |, G4Tdens. $5,375 cash. Fe 3-8 28: | 545 ¥ caltor | modern,” Dowdle “race” ‘Quick tow a parent wae ae COLONIAL HILLS. CLARKSTON. 2 Gack Brick Ranch _ "home on‘ acre. s1i,000 with #1 BY OWNER. WEST SIDE, 3 BED. CAKLAND AVE, | FE 5-0603/ possession. $7,360 wee ee ABETH LA LF & REALTORS FE 4-0528 Ina fast growing suburban _ 000 down. MA 43801. crated Carpeting fill Sorte icG, | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cL ARK RE -AL ESTATE (elaidehtts CLUB obi = ea 377 8, Telegra: Eves. & Suh. neighbo of we ell FURNISHED 6 ROOM INCOME. | Lah pl top basement, <.._ $750 down, Lake pa tease ape Steed ot iden ta ee) : n__.. BYES 3 Sun * planned homes. 3 bedrooms) Sacrifice, equity—8600 down, bal-!* beth Lk. Rd. F" ar gare pe ae Long Lk. onset 3 2 bedrm ath, : A Ben, es such hs carpe’ ; with large waik in slocets. ane a. Now oe for $73.) - D & . est of Union . o Evenings screens ole hich ens] . 8 fost on remesy | me, Fapments 000. By owner commence, 41.000 DOWN. 5 orris on "PONTIAC REAL TY bel Lah ia SaNeH dup to so much, have been — Kitchen opens to. 218 fam room frame. Large lot, lake priv- : » , 2 Balesta PE 5-8373 | ie ‘ ; taken care of "ke the seller. AR- . Ly room Pu th @ pat and ZY eged. $6,250. EM 3-503 OPPORTUNITY oe Car le eh : = schools, in ENT SEE THE! . Th om board heatin CO 12,500 — $1.500 N 4 ive Where You Pla ee 2iee. IN’ THE Tux LOCATION YOu! eG a ome copper plumbing . ine Sashes. beer cs arp NOCKS +30 |g COMMERCE TARE pie A : ae ee fe Erde) BUNGALOW | Se Rtas, momar oe eS ie : ' ee pean, ate on Deautiful ny oe Duck Lake front. $8,400 on fur- roach jetogdt ats pelarai rapes. ota tio, Hump ries atkins Lake. 125 ft. sandy beach. Country Living ; mo — beh. DP so places, two bathrooms. full bust ies ain cores cae Sees - io - BF yee @ nee meee 48 scree tn Mitord ry On 1. Yi-Acre Parcel beach: Call MU 420483. ee Mul es a Realtot PE 47114). ome, oS Paradise for Here's that ‘cute, cozy ‘but spa- garage. finest of mate Lulti-Lakes "Realty - pom Bertin moecne pots, TPO ert wit fal purr ed by : tleman and nis ee cious w in Drayton area.| 2% acres, loyely 2-story home. Pull tg ts — manship, ius ee RO SERVE evergreen trees, yeu man By cimodeled el pom Be Ke mag Bio dasemenit, fireplace. all large on beauiitally f secaeed | 3080.8, Commerce RG. MA 61578 | NEW L i ie 0 cedar, Over gh note of Country ‘home teaming) bai U"basement. with auto-| car garage and also emai are, | S07, 1 & home we are Seer Mecmiek ‘ranen ‘home on __3_ bedrms, roomy as fies s| Secale ee . proud to have listed, ansfield only 2 years ‘ en. 2 tiled baths lav white ous matic oi] furnace, Plastered walls Corner, property. 000, old and in AA eondition i eee | tt. living rm. with rpeting rounded by stately tress and & select oak floors. Also has with term . 7 . price on! wn reasonable / and fthreplace. Full bsmt., rec. rm beautifully landscaped attached I’ car piastered ga- IN DIAN V ILLAG E _ town pon 4% pe 0 This is an idea] home for execu- a modern room rage Home compiete with storms Richard | Steele, Realtor BRICK BUNGALOW age — wit! vmons of tive or al wee hes al family. $42,- hotise, Other buildings in-| & screens. Also water soffener lll Center st, Highland Large five room bungalow, $58. per month including Custom Built Home. terms elude Barn, hen pi » and). The large 1% acre jot ts tetra! MU 36210 | with stairway to expansion A ~ Four famiiy and insuranee. Be and | Well. located in Waterfo ' = over 1% pie ol mie rene 2 Ford Se oa ten me me a a nas ame wera See seohapenciah “ne tctilent condtign fauase at Wook at "this one before t buying | . 5 rooms. b CLARKSTON AREA — Over cludes ring fed. pond ty $15 wok Heed tea new tected air bees: main street $270 S| with good sized utility rm. acres, attractive ranch type home, furea. Valor Waddie’ Cruv| fan caer per year tome f; le prea me © torces Sir neat come, Lower ptt ed be wand or | LAKE Hate ema toned id, It 2 jarge bedrms., ing system, H.A, terme i '@ advantege of the work has. ultea smodera kitchen Sisce with, mirror in 20 tke ving terme $37,500; full price.| with terms. Hurry! Call— - store, offices or fruit market. already done on this lovely 3 bath and heating. Only $1- - carport Behoal = arnace, Day paved , Howard E. Fox: 5 eee —HUROX GARDENS $20,000 CORNER ~ On Oakland ain pe onaes rolling cae . TEF : 3] ’ i ve. WwW arge 8 hi Own < « 1,900, terms. Ro ‘Annett Inc | R EAL EST ATE | new one floor, oon. Pa oR darse' Bak cen could ne meee for offices” hse pasewneu cea ath seerifice a | E aulsen Circle TWO. LOVELY, RANCH HOMES y ee é | brick home. 3 bedrooms, tile bath basement, glassed in porch, ideal spot for root beer stand or large portion hls equity, The 6 room and bath home with for the. erie © + ome. One 5 i a oe eval e408 13 Dixie ai? 8 ; Aa ae Plains) 8 — RY .... Dees reper cree pore ee Grive in. Over 20,000 feet ef land. org right be sure and see utility room, garage and ‘brick fully, decorated, _ : Gleaming oak floors, large bright| garage. r the | $11,009 FULL PRICE ~ 4 —preezeway. Large lot and place with eaiaed hearth, picture Open venings and ‘Bunday 1- MUTART REALTY kitehen i maders Pp ead reat rol = nicest roa + Here is the ndow, oors, ceramic : 1 location. _bi a life time Onl carer LAKE ieee Ohl as mee. ently Ti egg By rage. . peatty. tui ath automatic: ot | ‘city Water and sewer, Garage “re . Tats se samen” wan. bedroom modern home, off oe Sateen, fom : Remace, Bleed, Por Ee | Rom toe’ eria ‘a iisie'cad| GI SPECIAL rl i | Tg 4 ern home fire) Re and dra Large lot. beautifully: outside city asement, oi] » te 2 e : 4, sion, Full _e ego str ily iandacaped. Al ‘or Many Bet ies, to choose trom nein Exceptional Gt to_min- OG Hooce: Aluminum storme &| Titp asta Gown payne or $21,500~$5,000 down, 2410 8. Commerce Rd. MA 4-2391 |- at abo _— ¥ ute bungalow } ——— er leaving a 3 bedrooms and | Tent with option to : LOVELY LAKE FRONT SCOTT I AKR RD. CLARKSTON dows in fhe ne uring “room, Standing pbeeutat age | dining Poe Evenings alter 6 call FE 3.3361 8. W. of ] © Or about 10 Fe Owner transferred, (3 bed L kitchen ts yo a tame Lake. $14,750 CLARKBTON ~ Large ram- or FE 5-2933. . pies ve of Birm y oy _Mifgective 3 2 bedroom bungalow een a ne. 3 i douie closets, wa ch ‘ a soonest nee ieee nme ae A. JOHNSON, Realtor room brick ranch home, sur-|- ite jarne ying room $1,500. n, eo Gr 4h |. See bee. Pull bapemene — UILD | then. Exceptionally large fot with Ps ; ; rounded by many fing homes. 21| jitevhen with dining sree, & uti : Oe tt “ farepiace, 2 pone a on Nee nice lawn. “Here ‘is owl be 1704 S. Telegraph Rd Oe a back porch # cen pre $14,600.00, garage, plans for lovely 139 W ONE FE 4-1557| - $ ame you'll be S. grap . eaten eo earamas, att:| completely ‘cowed fo. Bi tasted 00 Cape MADle S247 a fome were, featured in the | Becttutet “thing with’ ‘slum inum FE 4-2533 : ’ Bion tote ft SACRI M Show. Onl ail =a bat an cMaes,” Buy. Buy "now cal wi Ff =. aii trees. mipriced erti ern home because of a. FE Pity ae _ " siding. Excellent neighborhood = C | - A : “~~ ‘ : are ~ a echges wi tat "do ren 5 a¥ | WEST SUBURBAN BRICK ang nets Large A tekeee Win me | or UO1ore NEED A FINAN( F- sg he ‘ "EAST: SIDE | 2 bedroom frame, unfinished attic home. 3 bedrooms, tile | Sf Gver 48500 spent in thoderuise. | Zero down to QT veteran on this modern ee s, hice 8 let bedroom, Full tiled bath, bath, ergy ‘ly room, ini L $ tion, Interior is just like new excellent 5 fF home, plus and eee padzoom ee & dining, Datural fireplace, 2-car garage. 4 Well planned kitchen has es and modern to the minute, 30x60, 84n porch. To jnclude like-new FIXER? “Order, Classified eee i) basement — Hee I - r nk, Walk | to Gan ehureh and two i” foneor ol] furnace, Huge lot 8 BEDROOM BRICK. 2 full barn. Two car garage, 19 acres! - ¢®: ig in ro rooms. Nice: lot. ts Baie Bacdes i Mrat per ca ceagment, dau i, ath ie wlo"egents,| $iL9%.“sinT) down, ‘Bai. eaay | athe, large basement 2 car | and. Will trade } bedroom homes” dag” incomes Ads to sell, rent, find a'- |. Se - a Lie amet Se batey — Sods Vourbots permeates ot par ent tirtent garone, Chava Ur Jecatee LH. BROWN, Real Ee RS Z : 3, FA. N, fs) | : mele ec trees. Priced ‘to sell” st LA iremes Sees L sth gpasay 10) How aoe ‘or Ph. good job, FE 2-8181 is au ent ae a & car BLAIR | At ge yer, William Miller tow amar hemes, Ooo Y SERVICE gon : ra , LA round | bes AR BED! = altor Ye. Want ‘Ad number! o we on 3un| con = oie! R Re —— re 2-0263 | Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Qe | “aia Sa B® je 8. Commerce Ra. ‘Waren eal Rebs inte te ‘ne one Mey oie! Sine T 3 i = ¢ : % 221 BALDW: v—E. 6: 2-1908_or FEY saves “BUD” Are You Handy: with « paint oa bs { rey . Lincoln Heiglits 3 potny Brick py ~ Fig i eles Set ee pace Nite ai ot r. Aa PE $-1201 ¥ — i GET IT QUICK, through Classified Ads! Yes, whatever it is— dial « writer and gét it) rE + eee 2-8181 for an ad~ . 4 < - ¥ ar eee 2 : sees > = SS peg oe i f 35 as Bee whe ie, oe A eS : = ae i = 2 . * ee : | PSS ae cop 3 * - = ~ : = x ; Ae ae i + Vee # WV 3 7 2 aa 4 ae ae ewer = : oie | THE oe Ce te an ee a are __ For Sale House oe } poNtt se ae : ma : ; wo = po i a peta EL 43) For Sle Lake Prop. in AC PRESS, FRIDAY, M [AY ~ : poo he =e ; ad ne CITY LOT. AN For. Sale Lots 40 2.1058 _ a on eed, aes fee p YN) |. ee Cistiets TIz2zy p , ¢ sO son Sa ds ; o. : Water, sewer ue Petes, | Ps nc care) _ igo ; wo eS Jad | Mier 's3o ATTE NTION. Be Att by Kate Osan) Money 4e Loan i Om by i aes f = aa : * aay . ; i ‘ ge |, 278 Monomince | hag oot AE MACEDAY CA “7 Parmapaaie gt call un el ot ar tate | Lose 83) Sch Household Goods 57 | Vv - walkin ta ; & lake, be ve several’ © i za ——— : ! - NN ad , — * 2 lots in 6. Gtanted en eee Seance PF, a autiful Porest Lake i : ~ ' ‘4 cu.” foi src taty ie! Hl Sesetnet ee oo hg ay ol as 7 TEAGUE FINANCE Co atic ofthe tar ven.| a gy mete vine ine tote OR ‘some, —one Beautiful ‘ake lot, the pong oe — 202.N. ‘MAIN BS esstihoenth MA) ke Privil fe perfect im every “detail chen‘ frontage on best eee ces| field “Mills Ais one. with Bicom- a - ‘| ROCHESTER, MICH. * ger PREREE EXC. en Song die ec contig cme 5 SE Lakes “$1,800 cash OR 34817 "= Laxe off Diss | ss eS LOANS Gtog- « EM 3016. ____ SPRIN ot oaT pot a carpeted nme K, L. Templet (COMPARE THESE” LAKEFRONT , ° out ¥ aS BERGE SCRE et ecirle oven : tivine 2339 Orchard Hae on, ‘Realtor! oa et | RONT Evenings after 6 cal LivEsTocE. _ store. : he Ov eer ates a dining. ass aed Lake Ro FE rae ree a ad a) or FE 53-2933 all PE 2-338]- ‘ ong ge +0711 4 Poe oo STOVE CLEAN. $35. OR | SOP 6 CAI ~~ od, y WN TAKE OVER Mohawk. ~~ § 369, A. VS 7 40 IN. Orbs N RAN \ -aWwT pees - d THE, watered aes Bo TE 5 JOHNSON, Realtor ek ‘ach bation ona” Basel UR | SEWING, MACHINE, REPOS. a sore” $ tips, 1704'S. Telegraph Rd. 82 otgatee Orr. WETS BSR Bi slececuofnelens ie S100 REE ane tailed $159.95 : ; | your Munro B. TABLE RADIO. “ _- “She acount “Upto mens | i ee eee t soa RIGHT AMANA | . friendly service is quick. |" a 18 OO. Ft Bnd aa | sie vide aI tore maine JR with; ae pose of $15 mon We'L th At pokey el. Hs FE 4-2533 .- | term | ellow Call after \_pm Lee 60560 aner 3°31 WHITE: “BROS. - be ,. 42082 afte 5-121 or visit us at our office. +2002 _after_¢ Pm. = nn NEW res Fake Over the Payments - “$500 DOW : gtiow | Nt "fal “be besement & dl ‘Square | Ls REAL Eas. real tem ee Wikets| ee ake = AL BETATE “LOTS OFF HILTE: gem riced low to Lake liv at its ben and see0 Be ame. yy Wpetieeeneee ae 5.2684 R RD Fa; IC ; it is as clean as a pin 4 Oper Ever til 9: Su wr. . Lor, "x on DD'S INC — Located on nice | ™ C day 10 “TH 5 —TAge on bob ott 27 can” Ga Bey oe {Drayton Plains 88207 wena al dake, Ideal L aK HOICE +. OAKLAND Hom pon | — Rd at : Feseist eee ARE. Ao RON LOTS five ares. LAKE Lor EXCLU © & Auto ye on ube. perfect condition. $85. O . ce ge Priced right at — Sree _ fete Bows or 37-6210 rms oa wl OAN CO. BS isd TAPPAN ans RANGE aoab | n These Specials : 9.4. .~ : 15 WALTERS LK =: see DG see DG Ni water oe % to 100 a M erry St. «Corner Pike) “ngte a ._ Phone ¢ FE |! 5-5489. _ Motorola TV. 2) in. Mahogan 6-Aecre Farm KUSCH Wa: fishin ana Sater ¢ rieted Good Nortgage Li QUE MARBLE “TOP ‘Chest console Joslyn Cor. Mansfield Old Early American Mi 6-4133 ELL be kd seca ee oans $4 __Cranberry_hall_lamp__MI_¢8300-" ~~ => “Top-Of-she- - + OUR NEW peas wih siz bedros ms home Orden 61528 Builders’ | A Moctes 24 KNTIQUE VICTORIAN LOVE @ “rast V LOCATION root pared DUNHAM Lake F i FOU . ae Individual’ or - riga 2 Se i Problem ? a entleman'’s chair and - =p er, completely suto, To chong Keeper tio, ta bull mat LAKE PRORTAOR =| Mee. “Ek : Fadl sd we “s_chair, Best offer. FE & mast “or dry sad T Bee, oc ae ae | Chapin Realtors OR see “~ Say omauet ments, Any property. 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CAL : en orne parcel of . wa : or 1 mile | Guar. : beuroomt ures a ‘Zo pave svteral goed leks . | On northeast ‘ide fag Te oe “G : OM tae TON pe 55" eras Aubira Heights on Aubura | Tableto ——— inted. Puity ° good | e SLoNDE WANOGANY DROPLEAP aie 2-pe. bath. Lar oa ways. Call our office | % R. 'H te tou with sor" Delgbborbood, - Good { a whiff of Helene’s cors me yon Stace ron rae BLONDE NARouer DROPLEA Spe. Bene roam set .-..- : ity room. Lot 60 2th ‘util. formation on the for in- drainage frigerator next t age - she had it a aes SAEs Fon | peed mae wie be F / Occasional chair . 95 °& 00d “Toe oon 7, paeat se buys, MY ly ake Coe LXDD'S INC - «7 ‘0 the ‘salami!"' in the re- or sell. ae cub tractor i — WO Boe ky ¥ ees nay fe = 5 : 1011 W. Huron . 4286 Dixie H ’ ee ea : 3 RSE SING eae ATHROOM x wa 8 nee othe : oy VAN W LAWRENCE W fa yu Cass ALTON py sein 3883 Perry, or opiate pistes a — lemeton NOLE PR ene, Dei be pate a koe snags & ehemee .. Hoe : eedveamn tacdars sauen caval, | OR_3-1231 PEs Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 494° — On Faast. Will swap for beef or yalue Ss. consists of = Apt, sine pee 5 R A} LORD. one aa of closets “new tars x 187, READY FOR BUILD. =—4ty maggot iaaagep nation Business ss Opportunities 31 « ¥ 8 POOL FABLE OR _ 30. 30 stall shower Pree stance | “A! OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE a ogee Nea wal lied Lak paving $1,500 ood fee ns esto med LOCATION, , = washer for cement MAY. | 20 ins medicine cabinet. oes - WYMAN’S FE 102 8. Broad es. 10,500. phd Ss nee” cee | y business Re r sell, For into xer| extra, N ngs | 18 5-9471 REALTOR “MY 7B 2221" a older bo R lL. WIC chools FP 304i4 or PE 23219. rent. | Sn RF ESTAURANT _ Service. OR i ee call —— ean Seance gi on ee : een eH; E-Z terms .PE 4-1122 (ORULIPEE ListiNG SERVICE i is read Mandscaped KERSHAM DRIV go '7 ROOM HOUSE. OFF_N. Ave, — 3. ward LE y pe. bre bees oon ~ wn, eutride meri, lake ped | 7195 W. MAPLE E-IN | to equipment __ must see land for goog bosi, mota OAK: | BLOND CABINET, Studio Co ast set. aes — a “Seat leges cn. Leng Lake PEs | ~ PARTICULAR = MaAytair_¢-6260 HOT DOG STAND | apex raYsrarion Fon trailer. cat, cabin’ on tak house-| case, 2 pe NET, 21" TV. BOOK- | Washe woh . Bes - . re i : SPEEDY A : || _penter work lake, ear | elec. sto a tipual, 9x12 Tus. | De : 4 ngalow, doves, oe Cherok : Lie 1% miles west of ° lease. ‘ATION FOR ter work or — ? PE 30, qtlee. stove. PE 63083 __<___ venport & ¢ . _Bitchen, - “s tM -_ SELDON €0. ae eee stadt - miles east of ae ‘fe Bora "Sa tall wil trade for § Sark | PRAnD, Rw BROTHERS, Oe. é Pa ri an i plenty of of wardrobe wie, entries, ., Rogbenter. Ar ey SS ole rere Lake sed 0 Allen's Landing. | COVER aft Gon Scatter, tes itade, #9", good gar | Reasonable price. anpemaeete. Reltigerator — eee #48 30 creation space. CEDO! and acter r 50 BARS THE S&T. OQUTH V-8, 4-DR. - | COUCH AND . extension table, fee ey eee aes sock | GROCERY STORE AND BQUTR- Sas FATE |g eee ee aetaes |” pa a a JR, 0003 | aa, Naseem NEW | Sed end Ntlectric waie?, beater ee ereet Pie wie i 2 pocueision. MY S138, te | listings from 30 aasecigied. erery | electric range For Irenrite —_ pete conalne. $0 MANY OTHER ITEMS B Bedroom ranch hom feet. fenc hover, ta 5 tt 2 ott Lak elégraph Rd.| RENT OR L | Get one stop, serv —a-| Gon. pe mg Pe ir 6.3888 ptabe.| ne AVATLAB! ee ~ ere it creat mite Sat from Poptiac, = vounsuty | eNtat etch ewking hap wih or =| Sen gai * | 5,500 aT ie working yer 8 lal ECONOMY —— =| wt . in LAN or not, PE 5-8765. . w value-pius| ina” hoe and CARL ’ + machinery. After 4: ST tract for hou ND CON- FE aa si1.500, Sent « ais and oars. 1 W. aan eee. 30, FE bal se equity. Contract | » 20151 PA Low sone. $5,500 with $03 Com: D. Realto Dalance $7,340 at $80 ct | 966.96. Used Electri NT... bs munt t Real 6 monthly. payments of ectri fev : FE sh puntty National we Bigg, Busine: Business Opport me BD. CHA Service of ot Pootine’ on "morgage at 64 $1,800 seed feria as Pe REFRIGERATORS bedroom home, full pander, ROOMS ing N L nlibd 488 unities | 51 Telegraph P R > Estate. PE 46402 | oe AND almost an RAV. | teph_ ___ FE ¢06ii _FPE 44813. or electric tan os oo ft, lot, Pull price, = meblace, lake large ‘liv’ ‘room. West Bloomfield. T an acre Huiltop | APARTMENTS — FOR LEASE. SUNOCO STATION, | ALLIS Se ee RcTOR “gee renter MAD nel edo. 1. ah aries pup sh olney cake SE reese —— 8 yp Sen ce ee | Bae RST See CHARON, CRAY DEN vere | iia EE? 8 dream home now. Ay ot a $1,069 Gown. © tte. Yeining von corn ~ 3-9196 vSenteaha ON OARLAND AVE CASH FOR =. EM os “sion “4 af table wen ia many phn hare ia carpeted living room each. ‘ot Pwatertor 40x 120 ccAUTY SEGe 3 BEDE | AE gr gel lot with * or not. U oe $5 WORKING .. cond; 7 nee. CONSUM S ieailant 32 oS hese Real § Estate . $1,200, terms. — — | atte for sale - W. Side. FE thn o oo ‘ot en | tees. = tives or, PE| js the rear or | mW. Montealm, RS Beautiful, 100 BE | COLLA SauPinG “TRAE Guba OF DRAWERS WARD: | 28_W POWER CO , Lax day G 180 ft. lot in Mace-| ey eg AUTY SHOP | eee R. Geet Bb tralier_or| feesien a DRAWERS WARD- | 28 W. La . 4 GRION. 4 ROOM LAKE- "Price $1,200, terms. fait For sale or lease | ease ai soak or sell Om SaeTt, | seer frome, wee Kit 7ACGUW Gla FE 5-81 ] j= : ae a 3 ee oe Elizabeth Lake CARGE SUI 7) Petes, incest & Pontiac, "Gool |» waa ¥ FOR eR ioe pee PE 24411. | Y toed Portes WERE —OUARAN- 5 ‘ : ls - 3 . rl road. MARKET DOING as. . 30721 . i t have rat. wari ey, service. | - Dock, - boat a ee eee Rive nice ae ep you? MA 5-0666, Year old Make off VACU . 56 ’ is oth ment, read: rt. New ¢ .of business mr. P. 5 e sf “eM 3-3000. “PLO . Wide Soe a Casement, ready to Dil: on. space, Bee oS yt SR PARTNER IN estas.) ‘SELL OR DEEP FREEZE. EXC. COND. #125 wm BUILT IN VACUUM man right i. - ve Tro acre parééls near vis ay abeet Peay etactive testes be atest SE vee. aiter "e #2.180 full Stig By E iF: Saeed digtie “iampe. antic ea sy E 33 rd i 2 a ue oven aves tt F HOLMES, INC. coparane, Maney tare ee groeisy Smeets tp small but nile Land Contr. ai = 1 we Fe cream, “tion, on nan. CONDI- beens aren m. MY we E 44526 . LAPEER RD. i - attrac & inven- acts r truck yo or ‘ FULL SIZE ored TV : x Gea LAKE ones PE 54-2953 lots, on : tive terms. CONTRA’ es |. hese. Ww fon sos busi- é FT. A : . 6230 Sweet’ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE = ae eee eas eden a ee: limit ind 20a Wi son Real Estate _ discount. Gna wiomina? car, land a = Ls os ed rs | appealed Huron Fs Custom | Built EP bea a offer. e. Make us HIGHLAND, ‘BOX 34 te you $5,508.” hon 28, sno good home. | FREEZERS. UPR aT FAMOUS wast NG SACHIN TTT) : ) ‘LOTS, N 2 : ? : $9000. SMALL—b s ratchs 3 $10 up: . ; wold Private sath | pnd LOTS. NEW DEVEL- 109 Gatland Ave.” REALTOR Al __MUtual 4-4012 000.00 “CONTRACT. “$9006 06 Bat-| permactone og Pe phone orde we dere ehes Aerts |p Bostine red fend Tables. #2 gad Me 2 a TROY. tea = ee | wondl gee 0 GROCERY, NEEDS: cs streets, 90000, 00 an sane tot. | Einchen. may oy ot pa elly ee Fisorescent, 980 Gretaré Michigan a Trading Post, 726 ‘ise some heavily stricted. | S309 on time. Owaer PG ae quarters 3. we oil. Living ~ : 00 a- month p2i62 is | . compte. Will trad Ideal for | | PRIG. RANGE, GOOD COND. 30 IRLPOOT AUTOM Se with $500 down. oheee r. P.O. Box peg for eupenaen. competition. | INVEST housetraile ‘e for-car,| Radio-phono console iD. $50, Cf. 06 da ATIC Waser. i 2 tate Evy OR For Sale Acreage 47 trade oF lease, Owner, MA 6206. ° Mo TR a, - Le Pe Dan or equity io large home. ret end tables. $18. OL +2063 oe Electr'e Go. 1060 W. Huron CAKEPRONT. IDEAL FOR MUL- OA Fi > | SLETS 1A |S Seach bikeeul dome ae con- | ASK FOR TORY REBUILT VACUUM RINGER TYPE WASHING ti-level. Mist sel. MUL-| , 1.ACRES LK Mr. Barden, - Ask for =——- sneee Sada akes. 1 year guar- | _ Wheel Kgs smepe. Child's tes _FE ake otter. 9 bedroom home, full bath. - - BUSINESS” gow ween TORE. Roaaee L. H. BROWN, R ne, Se te a. ce ih basement, nice coun Michi- : - s ; PURGHARER PAID oe | 1962 Ww. Aaltor GE. DISHWASHER 168. table (mot NUT “DROP LEAP - LAK ar from . ey pene W ; RCHASER Huron Ph. net aink. WITH CABI- $35 extension), 42° x i. AKEFRONT LOTS mee ggg etic. School One ambitious anted - proximately, $7150 balance. Pa = Evenings call OA oka | Micctrie aie. Eetiguestes, “5. $e Ae walnnt deuk, $00: Phone NWOOD eunoevINnoN 38 ACRES . Suivenea te making who is per cent. Secured Discount 27 We Jor og! 2 BEDROOM tor, $30, Gas stove, good ook WASHING as 4 ‘bedroom - $1,000 buys this a money. room home by new 3 bed- for - ? FE me on ‘“s @ oa $25, Ww er washe MACHT | Sa | Pat Griomvilie. "$12,500 fall price. — one ais fernaae e $61 SWAP GUN. 3% tog machine, 6 seerialg, | Sereieh Vale 4000 gt pam Ww 350 aul M: Jones, Real] oye | nie table. tor OUTBOARD, es ga was ORO SPACE gerneene - ae Re ith Easy Term |832_W. Huron + Lik REAL INVES ey ee en 3-800 ard mo oceater Reasonable €@ SsPAC®! gute tacinin chard™Lk Ave — S , 3 GENTLY ROLLING Ack ve cen ike to Travel? SOLD fc TMENT | TRADE A 1954 FORD PERFECT 3ics Soe Piterest | “shine Sen WaWING MX. Cc | ROLLING “ACR ACRES — - Best reason we know : $6,242 wi $7,500. Balatice now condition for D PERFECT | GUARANTERD BEBUTLT A UT 0- chine. Deriget cond vag I MA- Rete US. | omees, 95.080 With 81.000 down grocery: apa gly Monthy payment $68 per ger semt.| mar toe 304 8 fovea natin By, + ALLE Rai u Sesse PE CSI 11 These a WT -beer and wine store ure nice per month. r, Lake Orion, & Kelvinato: aire, Thor, : : S nd 5 acres, | lakes in id hom: {ttle bun; TRA | ROY’ r. Terms to it. Giller Properties’ - sods sie Lbs Bi iis” both ‘pleasant and map See nari ek Tost ne 2) bedroom IN” NICE, “Ai | 8 Ontaand LACEMENT. PARTS "WIN in This Area - sae porno ioe: Bes | MICH Brows LH sie Ast for Mr. Fe ath Gane! lot close in. Phone ¢ HOUSE. PAINT. OUTSIDE, “REG. - RANGE CRAWFORD AGENC\ nome a Gooner tne SALE IGAN BUSINESS taeabotan o> We pe ann OR 2sie i icsaaaamiaiay taal MY 31103 AGENCY | tage. $5,950 with $1.00 down. © OHN S CORPORATION , *SAS0N,, CONTRACT,” BALANCE WILE * TaADE OR 32300 | Webster. record RADIO &| —OR REPRICERATC ene Uae Sa eaPea oe CORPORATION “Stu ess COTE "aisles ee Se ee eee Seow get) So sightly. $1,450 hi RD. > Ponti t sepair, sacrifi 3 | DURING OU M with bear wi , ce, FE. “ R_SPECIA — LL: 4 ore. LOTS BY Ox- Giroux Ae a Pranks . 4395 od “os AT OUR DOOR ‘to Leas 33 tertorg ian, Scheel, Will | HOSPITAL BEI VALUE DAYS" ; pee hoe vate owner. FE a ee BEA SHOP EQUIP. __-__ fietate Licensed Lenders) . in trade scant land | rubber m.. -f bf? 8 FOAM The OAKLAND LAKEFRONT. « RMS. North of Lakevi “IK DEPQT WIth STORE TW: _ | &, SD SEEY BRORER nie 908 V tly used, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING ~ sHOP Low dows payment, on ae 3 acres. Paved erie SU al 5. ES 2 oo ere al GET CASH QUICKLY WiLL SWAP MIDLAND 20° REEL SABLAND 30 REEL | # mg ay es .- BURON Pontise PE 41855 | ; a cook ved road. Large bar oO U 4 type mower with ana REEL HOLLYWOOD BED COMPLETE, - SALE OR TRADE | Mauri Sopra SERVICE STATION | | pto $500 — silky for new 12, ca. We Trin: fionst NORE NEEDS NEW For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ; ee ae , | ‘al BY OWNER mt ce eles Realtor FOR RENT O ‘Belipes ) rotary, lawn mowers. Reg. rider. Also Sptece di NEw amend "BAG CEMENT wIxE | ean > | E Rochester ot Tele oa, the corteeost comer a and BARNES HAR HOOVER CLEA 1. ice, ge ation call Swap Se: lake — “gee 4 bed =| or. Sale Farms 48 eg of Mh 7142 DW ARE tachments. ey NER Witt AT- |i HP. 3-8561. rye ; | ; . Rome. cent peters eet | SEPSIS Mie =. Miraclé W._Huron bamboo oo. rapes 20" split plow GARDEN TRACTOR, | jles north of a. x ae od wit TRADE M ly gees ok a CTOR, | Gens soereelh t peach. Wil oo barns peal wae atl cote oes This ts @ bri n mpany It after oven fof ene ‘ren rang voene: = “ ‘enicnlceicmelaay | @sax cher piper cate ans y at only s90 © bay Ddullding now and poy moses > Lie es ee S178. TRONRITE 1 BOY'S ENGLISH RICTCLEL Lite | _ LAWRENCE Ww. Ged weiack aa Paes | P. of . small acreage fon Investiment im inventors — Ie 2 bedre Gills EGUTY th | esse, Seve, Li motels. Cues 2 1 boy's 36-in. bleycie, | : GA ORD cope é few. Et oINNAS weeks training ‘orogram See i nos bath : sad antve "had = ile | Pras Limited time pos 83. OR 3} ~~ wheelbarrow, © . : I | i good XCEPTIONALLY- seal 4-25 ny expense. while come PONTIAC STATE Poved street - bel CRUMP E ~ AAA — 1 AL’ os | 8. Pe Dates ee Mees mene Fe teen ee mane muna. eywreerers M08 nu ake ROMER LECTRIS ny SOREN AGT hte THOT | Pp artridae - FE 39580" eae, eae Lin. EM tive I LOANS ~— &*s tang eoatract, Wace ‘land irae es a ieee mea r Buse vaway, = = ~ This CANAL . F r housetrailer ‘KE he OO ne AE Anon enamel with %%"* n= - alate be RILEY — | "otetae" 08 2 i wooded toy ‘bas “mz. #30 TO $00 — $25 TO 3500 e Db. Ril LEY, Broker i onse Fe ee salle ed by Ree ne es | s 2 EE “BIRD ie : ’ ree. enclosed 30 EL NITY LOAN CO i lizabeth Lk. Rd. — Down ses .- z basement’ Furai reh. - 90 BE. LAWRENCE i 5 FE 41157 . NEW, FLORENCE 4 week, Pa: “4 a Eakefront = $1.900 Dn WEEE RIDE | Down payment ished. Only 60.600 DAV ISBUR waccn : OIL CO. . | an] LY SERVICE aia __ For Sale Clothing 56 “36 ving Fimo aan aes rane. Rel a ae for itself with savings modern pe ne perenne 1 | 2 betrm., itv: i shuoe LAKE FR |. farm her with Ce. cece pm. or GArfleld * $3 & BAXTER & trermont ry condition. Reasonable. FE. 5- Stivet. Cae ee ae $0.95 car garage. Has with 2.| bath, 7 rm... kitchen, Aaa eres. 90° on B auagescadrany. 3 | Tool aa = @. bedreont. Garage. _ bm. 6043. Kiter + |W sgareese Bt. NE 3 2 Ens pevrrs. G LARGE COMFORTAB AND ALUM. ateplce banat, fomit coca | Sweer rege es nn gnagh cp dr See nas SREPURE. OH SEAB Fe ft 5 GIRig-SUSINOER AAR | AE Te eS A mee - Ey ioe Se eee) ee trae encrifice $6,900 "oni Bt 810.500" on any must tee this Ferme Pudee ot tne’ Lafayette Gag ‘ostiand & ¢ BOAR D FIN ANCE t ses chaceintate ER COATS SIZE | ree! TG POR CALEFORWIA | or, joa ns Rachevier “nds, < Outstanding - . naren is ° sy terms on tt try & Madis EASY 8 ON. PERR be Ee . mer, washer, d —| Ca ves. OL, 1-6623 —— ° G8 SYLVAN GEOR tiac (Call Midwest 63311 0 oe PARKING ‘een (> a ee ee eee, teas now for free esiimates, NO LAKEFR R LAKE ROAD ‘ GE BLAIR ~ — 11 or FE Lik SUIT ig. | _ #5260. mise. thems. _obligation, ° ' ates, No - Brick | R Nice 2 = RONT ambiing He bedrm. lar REALTO Sa aanannnnnnnnnnnP EEE Een Loans $25 to $500 e new. $10. FE 2-0451. ~ | tea iF anch Apt = 2 en Sak iwi temas asse Ditie Pen aha == ees $50 FORMAL OR LEAVING STATE _bed TRAILER iz beputitel pts. é fireplace. screened ¢ with, at prea ovely fireplace, 2 RAY? OR 3-121, t on signature only dress, R BRIDESMAIDS | furniture Ca ‘d_never used. $14. GLE. a= ts ese s een med In poreh | landscaped d\garage on? well — fo ee ar ric lge HOUSER ge et anir"s 12, worn once, ir aa eae MI €-0608 between CINCH Sort a mie ieaes, tarnish ia Me quiet aréa. 91,509 fof your ae Lakes e this OWNE R “SAYS 18 THE “BIRD” FI EHOLD . | MATERNITY ‘CLOTHES VE cAROE S HIGH SPEED ELECTR cay, ¥ .. teiurs on nsbed shows Seti F . - Rc fot your growing family. Under- Beauties acon $e SELL - NEIGH TO SEE 34 3" Baging oa or PONTIAC west cone. Size 10-11. FE Y Fae ee Fe See i cre pe S._ Saginay vhgen a SUPPLY wn st H LK. EST. NW. of Ponti: acres, 10 mi BOR 4-0535 ORK CLOTHES zi MoviINa: MUST is i COLONIES OF w CPE (5-2100 E é ELIZABETH Nw oT dyatise of & ew pri HOOD B. AR —_ heap. Shirts FOR WG: MUST BELL. HERMAN | “OO™ >: on AND REAI TOR i bedrm, brick, tile >). Traditional LAKE ESTATES buy y $215 per acre. Y price Busy neighborhood Cove! irts & pants, 2 for Miller bed IMAN | 55 ent. EL 6-4027 ALL PARTRI i Recement ol! heat. bath, full home style 4 bedrm. buy anything “in this ou can't. bar. Excellent tactory liguor _ten's ee ralls $1.75... Working- | PO™ | ings om rene set—double “bed, 52. - GAL. ELEC HEATER. $7605. FE ¢358) DGE: &,sereens. ve — storms. oy pes asement. 2 ar rie than $750 per area for lease on e ———. FF. tlet, 65 8S. Sagina ing ta tobi mattress, dre: W-FAL, HEATER, $76 ; 1 T acr wv. le and i 4, auto .05.. woure en yee w. HURON, aipelen| Eitsabeth take fot with | cated vent ne included. wc 2 year over balance dene ot Ee aes of major ets ne ped RESALE SHOP. CLOTHES & MISC. weinut finish, $25 high nad, | pe $is,_ betes, | 900 58 E LISTING Senvi Reasonable. T ¥s must sell $1 an idea) famil agp ed aren Fest fire c also miscelianeou , s stand faucets “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE || Tanged. eaten can be ar-, 8,500 total. $3,500 down for RE. eS oe ay NEW MOTEL ‘ E ‘Sale Household Goods 57 57 Sa e cautpment. cheap. cM yp Soutet PLUMBING $23.95 908 Eliza | € SC ‘ : = 3 AYTAG me South na beth- Lak HUET 075 Baldwin PIECE TROBLER washer GER io Wit w_ Bt. [FE 1387: a © Ra. ; "404 High T. Realtor ‘OWNER Ave. FE 46203, Wh 24 BOATS - suite, red. 920. 8 LIVING RM, | Westinghou: _ gie.05, with HITE, CAt ST TRON § e A? 4-4821 ad Re ( i LEAVING at “a -luse e mak 1 Hudson. se elec. rani rd, 12° apron | Oxbow Ieetront ‘sum OFFICE _ me cuaria =~ acres with bul oN ST Sent aitractive seam. mseaern otf smate, tg are laid or LIV = abt cise retrig “gies = BS He aie chrowe faucets. Fie : sum ——— r spri jidin, motel mod m cipal pay- I a Ce 95.| = ee , - pai pariiy “furnished has. basement For Sal sa aesia peng ae LT ero. Sarl tor Beare ack to elt’ FING, ROOM | SUITE, grat acrnics 81 | M88, PF BOT . ! ol and Sunday 1to7 sod! byach $8,080. term: aia For Sale Resort Pr Prop. 4 “4A Wt a 1 room house and puild- pe — = n adaition, teem Ter O are : _ Bit re Brigg Man b Gay Tairedey. BE mae 4-373 init “a coal fred, piping eee eo Save $3,400 : veer around 2 bed HUNTING Charles oe location. $14 aes psig | more boats and motel for JIUT Requir 7 R er days a « SINGLE BED. BEAUTY- fn and controls , beating WE SOLD 7 I furnished. Forced Ure kta intl) eriiehony: AND FISHING | CAB L 6-0611 or 6} v9 Wo mth st 838.000 “tn sandy beach. All for — 1 Th ements Are: sonab P_PURRITORE, REA. eS Sel 2 pee match- | 1957 ¥ ration Fe —* 9 oY at SBE by tape ee —JUST 3 2 car garage Ste air heat, Montm at Little Brush Lak IN OVER ue by o asy terms. Chos 7 a at you-own furniture Fe elas 2808 ~~ Pi rawers, all ti 57 PENN 21 IN... reduced beach, only $8 $s from good s orency Count e tn 1.440 FEET o ? ur rales ‘ene as this en Sta or 6 YEAR oe Settee — FE 5-5 for; power mower R. new brick prices 900, terms old at onc ¥. Cheap i¢ %8e 0D wood F FRONT ery best bur. $ month's 2 t you ate Sener ND NEW; | MAHOG: A ee ment with | atta, each hire ov ranch homes 4 LAKE e Call FE ¢5a57 Sressis d gravel road, in pr Vian eee resident. ® permanent i| ANY BINING. R Like new, Sac — iine aren 0 1,600 sq ft bedrm home on hard a FRONT 4 APT oop gressive West Bloomfield T pro- reds of businesses. en 3 That Teecess by toot inne: rspring mat- Chiness Chippendale: M. SET. » #5. FE b Bp atone a patie Tak inion Lake: viluee Uises pS OE Riot boa ape TERING. “otce cabin ana tee Pete TRIN) ap and 0 geod had a good work _#2 Orchard Lake oer | © chairs, bullet & ove ‘ x GRADE CAST IRON BATHTORE fire ul ce as ly sake priv full Wasemens Unien Meare 8. Mich > eel ake near in Hew trail tk and tool ee Neo \I.TOR P ARTRI a {ace kecomt paying record be- 6 € FC SILVER | 6-0139. server, a st : : t. ha £ , : i si eee n - ‘ ‘ R GRAY B OO’) ee en nc tenn poo quality lets, . built in GE — whe % a -SeOe- WOOL PAGE SIE. treese, 1 yr. old, FE 4 PREF ye pn — 3" FAMILY — $950 sidewas: fs aved streets ater , 40 x 60°. Varant fA rame pide. pada park. Good ¢ es and lor addresses) si Am , . 40503 or 51471. i ER Mite | 823. North Saginaw Down sidewalk, 1 block from em None SUBURBAN, a0 x Terms. | profit, | Owners ah meeedliry: 1p eh BUG | $34.85. te ihe ice , Buy. — fanch ho: it al face b arate utilities & bath 3-3. Sep- tiful gt: miles this side of aceat lock blde with modern a4 $28,750 with ea i for 5 ER ; J $14.95 . "et “a Over 1's00 snes 3 Rs lot rll price flop aey anette nee ers sade eauiiy fort "Pers. Or. ‘on wii ts Mw og mn Fi soe re Ly rom Warranty oo conmialds ° : . ‘ are; j pie nvited. / $1500 $3,000, ZON \ ‘Cit ‘ dow : Foon = note thin 8, Meine = Bates. mie 5.5005 Detroit 3 Bet Ble Ph — Re ot at dustein Widen Gas r+ ActURiNG.” i | ' eet ea pits, to Souris ted rade) linance Co. IZ Sx12 Felt Base | it Base & Ru en 615 re Walton : $s site bedrooms se kitchen |¢ ONTTS BRIN amor _M oor space. ie. oom se. Rand up, Re ahd 4 shat Sabha and ta 6 Gs iN- M ey cervy ewly wired all for a4 Estate | 4%- —tk Bevieitiss: ent ; bathe. Full — For Sale $65 WEEK For Sale e ; ae iighiana bikie Bell oceas pl recto ss with rate ow pe price of $24, DRAYTON PLAIN rors pitts q tart Wall fall Tile sshetssseceues MER rooms and ran arpeti 4 a Lake Py RAPP gh 0 s_ 4 xes) (Cl, oe Tear 6. 110 RAR ro 2 PARA RAS A HOTEL — EPAINT Gees, price aia, ioe'Sorony mimicx on +h pA 2 bores aye ge KINO J CgHAYDEN, Realtor “iin, air fooms = ie tbe the first $00, terms. Bid 3.000 iq ft ox FRANKLIN 2 oe wae 4285 RD oprieg = sities FE bout 7,72 i living qut WHEN YOUN exceptions) hee his | = as lot — fe a ‘dee. space Cegare a Ox OW LAKE. 1N ies Diste. Bere Drapes gate res up auarte re down, ah NEED «! cing Ti proriees sinpe : division Wooded * ragton . ures & E. KI soun~(° ance office. « “convaies = insur mon, cal ms ue “ely 105. OR Seal" late gortes for the very low down ot #1 ge et $5 oo : _ cond nt home 4 LOTS y tAVER - FE 8. D REEY. Low WILLIAMS LK AR oned | 'M n ee N WITH F \ You oy NZE : reise oe ha ‘OFT LOTR he Wate Oy Lo “ anufeetueing plus tou * soutist trade. pe Bona cca! signatire, Saar or tian.” rear er Gee ‘E 4d port LOTR, 9000 WATER. cule jo Water 2. Busingse Tons. parmente j PE ¢-4¢27- p. FR. 9.2443 FORD M5? acro ord Twp. on tre $35,000 yeart budget. W to ost y al PINE BUILDING’ LOT ia X” Airport. 30 Bang Fentien city frame 2 parumeet bullding “o'" : you: with ng Bo? tind to he ay * re ; iis, St 7Hral other sites at comparable : cautpment ag ae ee a ves. '¥ ; Lito . it ors = & pee. Die in } with Wy we te ay 100" ions as eee ot” Cony a Gouke an HOI ite () ALE <. BARTR Also. many an AM eS shee hat your" off, ol al y id “099 $-8%) spo t EVE. $1000 cue tt .2ve: hom ‘a wie 81. t00 som e Full erice ee | fe 3 wo. OR 3-49 ot, ee pee ; Mas Tt qin “rE neat : Phope FE a i si ~ - ‘ i ° OF + * 6 Her 5 : A | a] Evenings . OR as Hh 1 ew wena Thee A. ° & . i ends *.! \ sf, \ 4 ee 7 ~ } < ; i i 2 " + : ee Tes 4 \ a \ : ra eee 41] deviated eemecn Per enema pornir a ea ae r | ; = y aust eee . | ' ry a . : - a = * ; 3 ee = ; co * ace o . ; ; = oh ny oot arith . “THIRTS.-THREE, a3 “For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For ek ‘phteculiaiadue © «Sah Sporting Goods 65 Fania: Trees, ‘Shrubs ae MODEST MAIDENS ° ; en pa Alan, _For Sale Bicycles 84 : Wanted Used Cars 88) _ _For ‘Sale Sars a8 os icine eet: Thain itll’ sg > by A BEEF AND PORK - HALF. AND STEEL MORTAR ‘BOX. 36x12" . - Woe 4% pe ~ 2” 40° GUNS, MODERN AND ANTIQU: SILVER M PLES - RED MAPLE . * : “3 quarters. reteecare | of (3 fail, pipe. at fittings 10/ Buy, sell. trade,” Burr-Sheil. ne i, ‘Sugar M ‘Maples — White birch; . ieee yee a Bors ‘Egybion ENGLISH | CASH | . LAU SABVICR © MeTERIALS = | saben. Telia” Galvanized pipe! i Sel “BUY” 1 FRA =| 3 hoes. Ly | = | ".* * een o” HENGLIGR | von Lae pe. a Marry White & Sons. eee roofing nails, all shes Manley Leach, 0. Bagi _|PEAT nose. STATE INSPECTED | — | oe rg ie 2 as | Community: Motor Sales | eee Ss Fs R 50c bushel, Robinson’ wherry | — Boa ccessories P ‘Sle Inc., Ph.FE 4-4597 | “SPECIAL; “eondifion.‘Matebed a fogistered.; plants. 366 dor. 14h Airport | SARS A |. AUBURN AT Base uae | ontiac es. . PONTIAC’S OLDEST & LARGEST 2x4's,a!l igth 4c a ft | Cosnpiete with bag. Cost $75, sell -oF 1098 Myrtle St. 5-44 _—-! $s HP JORNEON, $75. —- | §7 Pontiac f Catalina "COLEMAN BLEN DAIRE Ot, FUR. grey al Heth tea FE 5 sane ant SPRUCE TREES. 1 TO 3 PT: TALL ai ORS al an, Pu power. ver. Very. low ‘ale nace n type. Complete du 8°. all Leth’, 10c a ft. were HP" JOHNSON, >, % | —ii I. work & tank. Shaliow ae 10's, all Leth’, Ie a ft. | Sea Horse moter. used less t fo Us 10. Turn # nt ne Groveland | =) "boas ie! JOHNSON. ("36 Chevy dr. W-8 standard shite ‘pump. -Deming. $30. Both exc |? ft. ‘outside thien 008; 34... | 25 ‘hours. $200. FE 5- me Greeee Se adel avin omy ———— |. Very Clean, ; ~ conf ‘3 yrs, old. FE 8-9321 ‘Steel Paniyte abc a sq. ft- | Sprague. to Grange a = tipp, R | \ o FOOT HYDRO rane tke Maybe thes grees. ireener of ag ar. Powerglide. R&H,. ats "SHALLOW WELL . WOLVERINE _ (~ OPENING DAY SPECIALS) s _eskendt oy ae auon | | one ap. tpt equipment. WiE voll! 7, “Gory feaaniy” we ap need |S) Mnab™S or. MUNG, pow oo ere am : LUMBER ize agg ot 6 pees reed vine, juniper. yews sughe. con. | - a6" thea cars and trucks to .retail. * jodge station wagon, Very feet of pipe. All woot be rug 220 8. Paddock re, o07as)Bambos £Y) rods, Foe. 664 ots Goer BOM, TE, ‘leet Rea | [= = Foor EM 34608 AT RIEMENSCHNEIDER- | si Pontiac convertigie. Mydra, Rw with pad 12 5 2.2.10 x 9. outside SAVE PENNIES ON YOUR MEAT Trout creeis’ reg. 83.15 83.75! Smiles W. of Gopunerce Viloge:| (gh Le |i PGot Cinioa | | _H. Very sha aly — 2187 Greer Bivd., _ bill Beef roast S2e !b Pork trout creel, reg. $5.40 _ $405) itz miley East of intersection of | about. M s CRAFT | RU? ENGLEHART. 52 Pontiac 2 r ELECTRIC ~ STOVE. NICE, Latd @ nibs’ Jen Boe? shomribe | ZrOut Dele, res. sin 3c Topcaraaty to 6 MU 4838 =e 9300." Mat 40381 "8 29 8 Saginaw = pe ANY ita See tale ~ $25 s bc. Beef shortribs. Boat cushions, $5.85 $4.50 ° l : Cir : ss 24° & 36° { . . 9c Ib Pork steak 49¢ Ib Bacon : “10 FT CAR TOP BOAT & 5 HP Open Nights ‘til 9. 59173. boys bikes. 1S. FE slats Sse Pork Seanciae: a Live! ‘and rificial bait be . Seabee méetor, 1 year ols $250. MApie 5-5566 or M #11 Ibs $100. Pork 1 ANDERSON BAROWARE For Sale Pets 69 OR 36274 ELECTRIC MORTAR OR Pias. 3.;°4 eat 00.” Opds ee rgd nt ddd Hod et ope athe ee | ise CADILLAC. SHA ‘cons *"* 2 bags) $100 FE Marker coruer of Walton at Op- Aeross * OOPEN SUN iy, Seeppiag 1 PAIR OF BOSTON “BULLS. RED KS ik Peet. mens Wanted clean are cars. See us eee = dyke Open Sundays, Phone a —— istered. Trad rf 5-8505. a GP seks ‘i art a ter | for the t dolla : : ; std FREE STANDIVG TOILETs sii 3-104: Hunting Actommo, 6! O5A shered Trade or seh_2E & trallec With or without moter. 23/8. Saginaw -Ix33 doub.e sink Lon ae a) TWO LAMP FOUR FOOT FLUOR SES =< 2 PEMALE AND 1 MALE COLLIE, ke off 460 FE 4 : Washbowis witn fittings $9 escent aD ae bes ier oer. Lk soon 2 years old. 1 female Germs: make offer FE 5 fe Cen . . c “pe bath sets, with trim gapes) SS6e! cares: ideal for eral 5 ACRE PARCELS NEAR| shepherd.) year old All AKC 18 FOOT OUTBOARD CRUISER 4 &, a mr VAN WELT 4540 540 DIXIE , ape colored bath set factaties. a4i Pe sey Stor ox Hastings. Mich Excellent huating ‘Tegistered. NAtional 7-208) trailer $300, EM 3-0827 Hy ayton Plains. pays the — Leia beds Arena wuass ane foswrs (aetnse. Call Dict a tee ieteeee coach ja the 3 PUREBRED © BEAGLE PUPS & i¢ HP Se SEAHORSE. PE _— onan Dollar iat all late é 5 a ‘ i ; S : ~ SAVE ape ep Sissreseass yen Orchard "Lake Bo tae tote lata ake rentieg 55 eda Loe saUARiOue ALL pone See “SAILS, TONE Cans CHEV, T 2:8 Sagmaw "FE 52100 Ave do. > Ralgining (very, large, cohservatiou > Bet shop 68 Wilhams. PE 40433 [ees cee fee eee ee ee CONVERTIBLES AND. GARDEN roots ~ CHICKEN THE SALVATION ARMY _pleatiful EM 33632 AKC REG BOXER PUPS. 5 FAWN | ) blue. $250. FE 61778. = 2|CMCASH FOR CARS . | ber Ginine ‘Aurnture. suitgoie’ for Everyining to meet. Your seeds ‘ame DAGMEHUND FUP PTES. AG @ “alvee ineer can’ DP arectiaer | RARDEBURG MoToR sates; STATION WAGONS fencing cance 4 ft. new wire oe wee PLAWR enGe Sand, Gravel & Dirt _ 6 _Male, Red. PE 8-426 + ces Ss Uti). runabout. $460 -12' runabou cases eco . a 5-1398 TO CHOOSE FROM. es. a ae acne eem eee s_swea. ¥s A : = ( 4 oe TOILETS $4250 VALUE $2450 .-A TOP SOIL. SAND & QRAVEL |AKC BEAGLE PUPS MALE. - $20: ia tt lh 0035 bad auasser on . ACHAN is Hun’ at ward Ave a GAS WATER HEATER ©. $5495 Saginaw Oakland Furniture Co ity" of "Union Lake. EM_3-0081. | Service. Gienshire collies | 330 Sale Farm Equipment 76 For Sale Housetrailers 78 °“Gcisoaab SPECIALISTS | EE #01 ——Open Eves: Birmingham "Sar ermp Wathtubs, first grade $49.95 fiME TO BUY 5 ¥D8 “ROAD GRAVEL DELIV. LeeBaker Dr Southfield-Twy EL ~~~ so 8S Saginaw St “Poutiac -See M & M Motor Sales oa A. a eee WB Perry 1 pile used sbiplap rom SEs, $650. Also fit dirt. EM 65814 after 6 pm ARM MACHINERY — KES AND BOUSEIRAICER iy Benion ae oA nest. | | For ton dollar on tate model oars. ADVENTURER W R ATERS 30 GAL Big stork of good cleaned jum Cc é used Proux Oliver Sales on M2 sking - Best offer takes BOATS & MOTO - | 2327 Dixie Hw 1603 | oa Gas Consumer Power ap- dvr, tead ce ca siista' te as 10-A BLACK DIRT. TOP | SOIL, ocsEs FUP hd . a1. . just north ss Oxford 2391 Teggerdine Rd OR 3-7925 » liner & Geneva boats. cael | FOP CASH? > Cis! WOR ANY MALES OR OR This factory car ie Like new proved 3 nt 50 value $4950 and RECLAIMED BRICK. $3 per 100 fill sand_gtavel, stone PE 23489 priate COCKER SPANIEL. FRAZER | t_ROTO-TILLERS. “6 “NEW “&) LIVABLE 28 PT HOUSETRAILER wood Bite cares: Bs sete fo ie mode! or down and th full Aine Micetrie Gil ar Rallies Gee) We carce o. complete tine of one *?, BLACK DIRT, GRAVEL, PILL.’ About 5 months, old- PE 2-3287 | used. fe wervice. oe WwW. 2409 Mann Rd. OR 33070 thee sebeationally oe _ pee . ECONOMY "CARS. 1 AUBURN Sewer ‘a puted peeanetion Meaters al terrific values Michi. bullaing materi: ete canceiroek = isos apeag es -— FOR SALE AKC BEAGLE, FE- shes 1380 bee ed ~ "DETROITE Ro : “| Ey inrude ,motors, Gator trailers, . noon ag a Sarrere PA = gan Plucrescent, 393 Orchard Lk rocklath — daneling— plywood — at TOP SOIL. SAND. Ravel. male 1 year gid, $15. FE. 5-0a93. FOR SALE: = NEAR NEW orp | _ Pp usea béate and motors WE KEE MANY GOOD tegen ge tf aac bud ctr aown Ave — 16. trim — windows -- doors — door {ill & black dirt. Bull dosing. ex- FREE KITTENS TO GOOD HOME ot double disc y ONTIAC CHIEF ‘Kelly's Hardware, 3904 Auburn at will Bandle. $2295. HUDSON ELECTRIC RANGE hardware. Nails EavaLeg beste 2 See 7412 te MY 25902 gg acre tot full of new anc —Adams. Auburn’ Hgts, PE 26811.) MILE AND WOODWARD. SILL perfect consid, $48, CHL SPAT, sorenail cette te as gett cresced ee ae re Los. “HAIRED KITTENS FREE "CMD. pxe. cond sou Pe to1e | Mette Me tees Cacone uF rales, aot ‘wis| USED’ CAR BUYER AT MI pm er sunday 2283 Exterior—white . $3.33, 15-0214 _to good home, FE 2-0057 _ ~, double deck them. so we've got 14 FT. Fibergias, mtr. trir $ 815 -2135 OR COME TO NORTH “Hea > Dutv Pl G Roll | ~ ‘CAROE DOG HOUSE.” WELL IN- FARMALL TRACTOR B NEW to sel] them regardiesg of price ii a Inboard, 95 HP. trir $1500 CHEVROLET CO, HUNTER AT avy uty ay Gym er & tray. A-) BLACK DIRT L rubber Cultivator & Wits After | Shreree and set_up, ready to boat, trailer motor $ 200 8 WOODWARD. “BIRMINGHAM. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH — Ps & Let us estimate vour needig now Sand gravel, & dirt. Williem - sulated. OR 3-421 — 3:30 ve. en ove into afd carry the usual | tis ‘uP V-8 conversion $ 300 m2 s. Aarti Birmi hers; \ = your summer bulidive project. © Sullivan FE 43460 _MALE DOO air “COCKER. 1 GIL8o Hutchiason guarantee Yes you CRUISE.OUT BOAT SALES WE BUY CARS IN, ANY CONDI- iat Sener mirmineent . togalesty oe SU ts Us - c CMBE R- sand wy oe ee nd iand feoced Tard er country Dring PE et sn Oe oy Soeenara eae ter Spe nave bundress, of pohare at OPEN 1 DAYS Oe) PE 4037 | tion, FE 6.9187. top. White over black. MA 6-1868 : a “R+ sandy team, roto-tiliing and land-- ‘ to 8:30, FE 2-27 7 B b . ; $5 CADILLAC @ &DR | <= fork to Fou ears < mao nen OF b achiner; "Orton vill ema 908 aq Bie: Me ef Peotae | Complete Motor Repair Service — TOP DOLLAR SPECIAL PAYMENT , _ site 6, OL 1-0872 4595 1 TOP 80 SOIL FILL DiRT GRav.| Dirds , Others | 63 8 Comparison _™t unery, Orteaville. NA 1-3383./ OR 3-1202 | By PEN Trained Mechanics | > : we 2 @.- |. $00" mo. LARGE “HIGH | ree ELECTRIC set ‘on aPACE ee “tio el_Immed. delivery. FE 3-526. | syass, Oneet Ot Mth SF MOWERS—TRACTORS | Open 7 days a week EN 4 B SUNDAY FOR GOOD « Falriane Chub Sedan .. $50.85 mo. Exc. cond, PE $1 ane) Site. “Thompsor_& Sons _ (ne onde ee or wot BLACK PARAKEETS | “GENARIES CAGES | “4 Motels te choos em. Jacov. | MODERN Leer Sieakomes a FE ena Sat We Huron FE 322} CLEAN USED CARS | Zsisiene #60 cit Godan - LAWN MOWER vets “Fikes USFD FIRE BRICK ioe RACH fyi," C** OF fetal ce Food Since 1977 584 Oakland Ave.) “Go suah "Ss in 5 riding mowers. priced bank rates on financing BOAT 12° RUNABOUT. FRONT & needed for our new lot lot at 13 "you retlers = ~ Also for mowers| of oe roe — ariel Nw nAttenivon Trackers geotgetnab 72S Furr TES,| Bolens and wheel horse tractors ; Pls %, behead ee ge =f ciechuvenna: Mao = * +2135 for aeatiese are buyer, ‘a SMALL DOWN PAY , ae mace and. G & M Sharp. _“_*"* on,. $ / e uties, reg. ith w attachments. As- rine Coac es. -f een ‘ ° . iS? ‘ ” ening Serv. 735), Walton” WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI. AN | Doge boarded. reap pnable. GE| sembid apd serviced before de.| Holly Rd. Holly, MEirose 46771. |GUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND come to North Chevrolet Co. Hunt) GEORGE § MILLION. MEYERS WATER PUMP, TANK) "tions doors cnd windows. H O |_era_¢4761._ 39083 W. 9 Mile Ra-| livery. We service all makes of | NOMAD 36 33 1 BEDROOM CAR.| canvas repairs made to order. ¢F at 8. Woodward, Birmingham. CREDIT MAN. and hot water tank and heater _ lds) eile ‘SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES, @; ™ONCTs and engines. Quality - peted, 220 kal drum 21" TV EL | %6_8._ Midland or PE _¢4277.___| Harold Turner Ford _ All for $30, EM 38751 ‘BENSON’ LU MBER co. Loading Peat Humus at 2300 AU) wk old. AKC registered. Male | aes only. No seconds *| $:30 weekdays oF CHRIS CRAPT CRUISER. 7 FT. Used Truck Parts 89A . “ye$ GALVANIZED > PIPE urn Ra Wil. deliver er mew) and female. Week ends and eve- | enytiine iweskans | FB °S6, 2-105 motors, loaded with é t ain A lengths Dive fh WALL . PAFERINO ( OUTFIT FRUIT "Managemen: PRescott_$-1540._| pings. 681 Scdttwood. FE 4-041. EVANS ‘Bs — DIXIE HW ere | | extras. MUlberry #2662, call Sat. USED TRUCK PARTS ui £m fe ei wor SEE uae can BE uN es Fouls Soe ee Ok Ean TREN BOXFORD TRAILER | Sebel 7a aunrsour| Wigs MARS tiene ; ‘ < <= do MeCU CHAIN SAW . s : N UT, Upights “MOTOR SALEe,,. e Es 138 Bagioae FE-$2100 aren pede. toon bein 8 Tea: FE oa or Ee ‘REGISTERED COCKER PUPPY, Rentals. ry cepa a ALES. |. upholstered seats with 06 reve: 2035 Auburn Ave _FB 40632 £ rae, 7 “-— Lt ATTENTION TRUCKERS | light © Belt color six reeks old, 1890 Crooks Ra 6.0446 eneral - Zimmer | rade, 3% electric. Used only ae : =| Loading Peat Rone: dally except dele will. make good pei. — : H 10 brs. Priced for quick sale, For Sale Trucks. ~ 90 ‘S1_ Chevy ee pen al Y “Machinery OA Seay | OE. gate 0 Sanit. | tor ‘your “child PE eine . SPECIAL - Holly - Great Lakes’, | 090, Als 3 Se MP Remame, Mi "xoger's Sales & Service ae AAR DREN SINGING. , CANARIES TA TALKING Ford - Ferguson.Tractor . ' Gardner | | €OSTELLO'S BO in — my Pag tapee 35 Sees TRUCE, Ave. FE 2.0558 1 WELL DRILLING MACHINE. 85. ATTENTION | parakeets Cages and supplies, ©! Ord - Ferguson. Fete 10 wie, 4 ft ad eer Sa Li age Si Le | goon MBLER a.m. to 8 p.m. Compiste with 3° and @) = =TRUCKERS prases Bee Tamer. 3 ae 6 and 16-inch Plow Note shoppers; ‘New 4. fh 10 So a ee os CHEV. TON PICKUP, | ins ‘BEL AIR HAI FE. ¢105 RU |__burn Ad. FE +6510 : wide 2 UR-PR. “s006 58 down EVINRUDE MOTORS. BOATS, Funs good. #75 ‘cash. 9t 8. Job: top, radie, heater, powergtide, a SOUTH BEND TOOL ROOK | Loading choice beck cirt tarm top STRONG HEALTHY BEAUTIFUL =~. $695 Sas $1 per menth tnevedes all tm: | faints. supplics. Gusraniced eut- tone . A one-owner automo- aun ays 16 3 Lathe Like mre. Alsy American, sot! We also deliver, ye | peremects . Specie’ prices | fer 18 QOD CONDITION | surance, taxes and financing -u To's Marine gan op a ae uf: ‘~ ~ CHEVY CAB, OVER DUMP bile. ed- right at ‘$1 2 "Our . CASH WAY PRICES PRE- Band a as “Park St. Lapeer. Leek 3) R ob EL 8 “FOR - | RPPICAL Fisk” PARAREETS & =! Toon BS em | —* aareee eos a ers = | Ra. Harbor. Open 7 to “trash $150 10 seek neh erm ess reiet * , “VAIL AT BURMEISTER'S one onze. Seorlicn Pres 3 | Femt. trade “tutte south of Lake he S012 —s i052 DODGE BOWER WAGON. Al) Wiig Ave. - Bir - ms ee SAVE NUND OF DOLLARS ~—SCO@Do It Yourself ee wt “KIN iG "BROS. | Golem ‘en fess L. | FISHING MOTORS. % HP TO | _ condition. PE ¢-1061_ = | 43138 : : i: DURMENSTER'S ee o It Yourself. | (BLACK DIRT 3 5U. eit heme at Atwater Bi, fC PONTIAC RD. AT OPDURE,,,, WE A 5 OUT O | hig HP NEW. From 365, io 90. | in66 ck oe - NORTHERN . FOR RENT ‘rack DERF PLL on55 “yop TROPICAL ris & SUPPLIES. Naseer : traders cell fi ter Te per cant, ym QUTBOARD Lists WAL ee | Soil toad gravel. Vic of Clark. | cameries_& rabbits, PE + _| SPRING SPECI ALS — on our lo Holly Marine Coach 7 & Saginaw 8t. Pontiac LUMBER CO. MAND SARDERS DR Ae Saws! son — Drayton Plains y WEIMARANERS REC REG HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Sales, 15210 N. Holly Re. Holly. A Ela 7940 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-481 Ate delivery. MA 5-0868 Bess & Three 7 week old pups vet 873 ON NEW & USED MEIrose FOR SALE A TRAILER NC NOT A awit iOwER Spe, Daily BROWNIE BAROWARE |, — wens Trocking. : ion ee, cE TEs Bolens tractors & mowers | Boat, but can de used to gp ae gee condition, OR 3%: fldoian Een 8 SANFORD BLACK, pig = sot, SAND. “Email toy type Papers, hi Simplicity “mosers & tillers oe Rent Trailer’ Space 2 = boat. ts 6. noes ~~ s MOWERS way FOR RENT Baxiand, (county. FE Bis. Or, Yam | ek guipment & service all of opiLHOME ESTATES. MODERN FOR PROPELLOR NEEDS AND Le a paper steamer, fleor vend. | : i it * 2 CR fromt and piayeround. EM mar paint: and rdware. P . rive riders, porter cable, 26° ers, polishers, band sanders, fur. { a f TER : on 3 Docks, wraliete and water sport | (9 Cc DUMP & 7 W 4% 2 arr A ee “Sut BLACK DIRT \Dogs Trained, Boarded 70) jOUGHTON & SONS, | OXFORD MOBILEME ithe on Boat Works | riatun” 7 mundo. OF "ae" , s $7.30 per load. if you order DOW. nogs I, CASE & FERGUSON QEALER | arrington, Boa Orks | _ 31005. h reveree. 30 tedaig. of tars rea Fe. ‘SEWING axewares, |=! Stax Box. Pe 5.010 Otis © Burrtnel He 8 Tele: hockeren 1.9168 | Rott te se) com a Your 3 RUDE EALER 6 STOR 0 MODE! -@ reel mowers, vaterial, jouer TOP Seis: PILL DIRT. graph. SPECIAL — $395 C CASH | Sidewalk Room for garden on 8. TELEGRA Assembled. 90 day warranty & aera AND OR GRAVEL. : ? each spot. 36 ft. streets. Storm | FE 28033 SUNDAYS Evans Equip $60) Dixie ihe pe 2 ang ooge p Heong week. H White & S | Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Fermai-B. Good rubber. sew shelter. 3. mi fast of Oxtord on GET THE BEST BUY ON YOUR MA seal = we TS: Ta << arry ite Sons | aint, 2 row cultivator & plow. Lakeville Rd. OA_8-3022, boat, motors & trailers anf ONE i Beers Bare Fogo, te eabes tar | Inc., Ph. FE 4-4597 iST @ QND HAY. 813 & BA I Faas” W. Bliverbell Rd. “aster ‘ PARK AT SERENE - eent down, 3 yrs. to pay.. = sate a iS rn rected es oy. 156 W. Montcalm. FE $-4712. ‘SUMP TRI TRUCK CR, SERVICE CALL Straw & jumber. Phone MA |_ pm. i eee living 's a vacation—72 —— aliberela ey wore and hen mito AM TF block Cameras, s, Equipment GIA) _OA 82815 or OA 8. eet ee aD. | fame with goed sutoming gos er. Mercury motors Bee this—my a aie a ~ ~~~ REE DRIVEWAY. cia me MA_ 5-479 _ Auction Sales 77 schools Ci Club house end tornado gemontirgior” Lake Master. 18 1996 , ~ ., 23-9663 : Only _Pon- . . ry 5 er . sticks... ~ poe gd late eet Lb dl FR phat in ciel a cadre | SE ee MY rie “siita” “AUCTION BALES SAT. MAY 3." tise Also trailer sales, Nase rate | & cover . $1,785; was 2.600. 1¢ f. || Take your at $105. e & up ts, rotaries @ eras, projectors, tape recorders FOR SALE Me | OLD — $30 1 mile south. % mi. $20 Ph Y fi las $225 Two down, smail “ . ree] types. Trade-ins accepted. © Epperts Camera 57 W. Hu) manure, gio for 2 yd. load ard ‘WAY. ALL TY RST, i5.! a ae Lane Ocicacel War vase wean hia Be BE h a2 Me: an Say fet Co | 1997 Ferd ¢ - ater! : naire ‘wardeate 3064 Auburn at} ee | wo, sborse mamere, $3 DES®. CUES omy wa Sobrer| selling household furnishin ngs, a ; 1 Ope Baer Cif er Gun & Woodward Ave. |. power *Tlaaaion ‘Hester we oo . ; ao oo Se tools for ‘Mrs. H. ‘Ken- Auto Accessories 80 15210 Birmingham. MI walls. POM. V8. This car. is re: Adams, Auburn Hgts FE 2-881. Sale Musical Goods 62 2363 vedy of lak S Oca aise omar oc Sports" Cente _- ; atten = SS Se es are os | a PPL AL PPD 7. ME ‘carl, like DOW crcdize: ccc vgeis $2045 : . PAINT SALE ATTENTION — CHURCH & Rec. Ofer" #10. Delivered, E ggH gros tor Sele tere cca ere gore Goldspot 185051 OLDS MoTOR very | GENEVA 13 FT. 00” BEAM. jv per ceut ‘discount on Sherwin reation room owne very) 2 MARE RIDING HORSES AND felrigerator Golf clubs Bikes. | ee ee See HP Evinrude, cover. windshie P NTIA‘ rom ‘HOMER HIGHT MTRS. Wihams-Serry Bros-Boude: dix, nice smal apt size piano in! ae rane. GRAVEL. 5. YDS. saddles. Plateau 23127. Romeo. | Washer. Roll-top desk. Furniture __!#7_S*_Johnson — =. need x 5 “15 Minutes continue i = only. excellent condit: jenrere 5 ‘YR. OLD DING MARE. $150. | camp, Plumbing fittings. 2 vises. ‘cerot INSTALL. 8NAP-ON-ROCK- MA “42075. = = me TRUCK CENTER og Rive. r a wn Geara Le UEL & Fe 31s GAL LAG ; H ER'S ‘LIGHT HAULING — BLACK DIRT. 397 Brown Rd. FE 5-822. House jack. Step ladders Pr. of | ¢T panels. Complete line for all 7 VS [an AN 6OA #2588 po ed Ss en on eg ee eee | HOLSTEIN HEIFERS WEIGHT | *M0W tires. Portable sewing ma-| Ars. Steve's Auto Parts. New NSURE YOUR BOAT | DODGE TR iS LYW ‘OOD ° SPE CIALS |NOW LOADING TOP & ee = wae..| from 350 to 100 ibs bt “yds | chines. Electrolux sweeper. . 22/- oo —_— arts for all cars | Ait R BK _ 7 i CARR 8 CARRY, , EALIES leat HOME| Spt akin CEPR, ibs gael | Sec, men aatee:| Boris sage Sel Direct Factory Dealer; ra) za — rk ne ‘im » ‘3 4 iS ey Rsanted recone suse sot Fer, ee, wis ea. We]. Featine Os, VE FIR oe FE Soom SEE, © come RASS RAE erates eee comrentixt BAMBL nian RETAIL BRANCH | RATNER ALLAS Genuine teen Gs sg 8. > * . 4-946). y | . uffiers and tat pipes. AUSTIN-NORVELL AGENCY - Oakland at Cass outh sler ” Birch «x6 os. os “GAL se 1 a 40566. ne. ch sran, ee ro AND BRIDLE, | plese. “Dees Deak, Give cabenet. pi QUE RBACKS AUTO Parts | 2 JOHNSON ST FE 2403 Cone saney IND FN 10001 Main pig pet ster /_nearly_new. ple 5-0801.| Outstanding 2 wheel baby cart. PE 3-94 NSON MOTORS |_ New condition. $110.00 3-7101. 1408 _Beldwin_: Ave. _ FE 42543 CONNSTELLATION CORNET | “|Now LOADING "PEAT Meets 9 CHET'S 8 SADDLE SHOP WEST-| Several old pine -cw s. Ta-| MALLORY DIST AND NEW MAC Ss ¢ : . oe POST LIGHTS FOR OUTSIDE, NEW CONDITION. FE 46810. | or OR sana ooneren- “= st lies | 164) East South Biv. Die, Old clocks. Old pest lights.| “spark dual intane’ aaa” sone, | conte Bid rack tall agnor toes For Sale Cars - an}. Get Wise, 5 ep cuore $in.90 Compleve; 14-2 Romex, ae COME iN AND HEAR THE GREAT: ee 1% m 3 east of Adams Rt. No. 2. |; Pine 5 drawer — desk. semb-race block assembiy wil! OWENS. MARINE Soreting ‘ aaa . pei ft im 260° coils G A. Thom sound of the Conn electronic or- ‘PROMPT DELIVERY 7% a Bitmingam 12 to @ Monday thru very old. Items too numerous “409 33° Ford. Reasonab: | 396 Orchard Li : j son, §0 § Perry. gans Call for a home demon-|__b!ack dirt or peat. OR | OR 3.0644. Frid Saturday 10 to 8 Sunday ‘to mene Brace & Tyler. Auc- _priced Call PE 45-1534. oy rehard Lk Ave. — 2° ph RANGE, HOODS. $22 98. INCLUD. stration Open ‘Monday & Pridey PONTIAC LK aR ULLDERS ‘SUP. tes. ; Loerie = E MUST st Mgr. Ample nOLDED VEER Bs cine KLINE. i. THIS WEEK’S- ‘| oe i a. irt POTT 1 ‘ , . hada po Tl eran eg eg eet ig ra MORRIS MUSIC | wonaree frucking, On Se ee ITED - RIDING RAE Mon Fra oe For Sale Tires — 80A | Evinrude with top & canvas cor.) SPECIALS - | $2 RAMBLER 2-DR. HARDTOP. cas is, it 9's neet cite oy s Telegraph SHREDDED | eae HUMUS. 5 YDS = Ffeldbrook ae 25400 B & zB amie cas Oxford’ Oakland “e201 Tul. | (oq Rontiac Hardtop . ...... $008) +33 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY t» hort . S16. xom ea ie - x i — : Pah he ee -F. 2.0567- SATURDAY 1 SPECIAL TOP SOIL FRESH HOLSTEIN COW EXCEL- “ties Ot eri t MAZUREK HS Btedevaner e7@r 0 t230| STATION WAGON. ae aS - .. "ina “black ‘dist Delivered. Ree. lent. milker MY- 9.1401 erate Salle, 690 x 16 $13.98 plus “OUTBOARD MOTORS | | —.. Too —* mae sok a rey ne wot “GionD ORGAN: REA, OES omnes. we Teaes Auction Sales | iss 90 on eh EE | cen? MOTORS | ‘Larry Jerome |* *amas ebyrom, 3 = a | I erceury rs., oO pe, 17 cents Soil Cc with small SPE CTAL os — — iM sell: inaw. FE s : ~ ae Emace aluminum iy $353 ) RAMBLER — ¥ and cart. also! REUSED CHRES By eGR ow, is ROCHESTER ‘FORD DEALER ‘couNTR ‘ en are a "5p own parent aay Gias| Tmmmeainne ee net al English “and ole re peny and x ) Dixie Bighe ay “pus-Gell, Also whitewsils = | Dumpny molded boets. ens ea » wax, STATION WAGON. chard Lake a | | - , i = | oe . : ‘ Bad, 8sP. : epee meee ieee Cost $1,000 new. FE 59855 | _'” the elty. Fe 5-475 Evenings. : Jrayton Plains 2) 136 ast ae roa fe at HONER ACCORDION. ECR CON-| TOP SOIL aN, GRAV- GENTLE HORSE FOR ¢ SALE with Every Friday eee! pm. sed 8 canton BEE sam aa wee Se poste mecessorien. te Lower. ee Whrough- 3§ RAMBLER DR. SUPER. -- Let us prove it with a demon-| dition, Reasonable. OR 3-157 eo: & fill FE aso or FE, 4-1303. saddle 2651 E. Square Rd. a | STANDARD BRA RES | easy TERMS, 10 PER CENT dow ; , us Dp iTOP sort. AND & j EK very Saturday . 7 DE traded in on Genera) Eafcty Tires 10 ht 1953 BUICK 86 METROPOLITAN HARDTOP. stration. Only one company makes KAY BA8S FOR SALE > CHEAP. SOIL FILL DIRT. SAND & PONY SADDLE & 1 WESTERN “SAD. p te reent off. Bleck or . 24, months to pay d the genuine (roto-tiliers) $119.30 & - Good cond. Call 4.0526 oe Sono Schatz, FE §-7769 dle. both like new FE 40129 0 Eyer y Sunday ....2 p.m. White Wale, S_Bivd at Saginaw FE _4-0587 rdtop. = ee brakes. |'58 METROPOLITAN HARDTOP. ~~ yee pumen ue veg mano von sae ve PFE SRR TOT aac amcor a Sait Dany EDAWILLIAMS SE ROMEAPE USE| EM ETERS tata een ment, 1563 §. Woodward. 1X. mepeede i = & 8 , Po : : 14 Mile Rd. B’ham) MI_¢ P6053. | Piaee on. oeCKR ‘BLACK DIRT. - PEAT OED wen nes Ree ee” CC PEOORiando 32717 61 8. Saginey gt Recbure __ NEW 12 PT. BOATS, $40. 12 FT. “wes EX CEMENT MIXER so25 | Schmict. FE 20217. FILL SAND - FILL CLay SPOTTED WELSH PONY, CALL : Auto Service Sl ee ee cea tee, : : <¢ Ford trector, good one, $575 PLAYER STAN REPAIRING (WALT BEATTY é-407|_ after @ p.m. IE 46820 COLONEL PRED HARMON, cOM- fk plywood $60 50. Chippewa O ros . : ‘ 50401 Grand. River. " Tuning. Quitmeyer, OL 60571. TOP SOIL, SAND « GRAVEL FE WILL BELL OR TRADE CHEST. mefeial Auctioneer, Specialize ‘0 CRANKSHAPT GRINDING.IN THE Puna As _ $14.00 up. FR ¢One Soe SPENCE x to IOHT ANOS ORMERLY = avs or F eves. e, ride = rive. 2 year. ’ car. Cylinders rebo: Zuek Ma- - unter Bi ¢ i. “10) ~ ROTO-TILLER, HOME MADE. 1ST, UPR PIA) FO 8-3511_ a FE 8-6145 nut mare, rid drive 2 farm sales. If you want to quit red OWENS 16 RUNABOUT, CURVED am bs Bivd. (Uv. | $25. 81528 pes *, to $145, we need Jim Raines. old spotted colt, made. he rides, farming, 4 ae = ex- chine Shop. 33. Hood Phone FE windshield, steering and controls, -Pass around B’ha: | RAMBLE: SALES & Fru auud PUMP GENERAL ELEC! erect, ET Rie Ae TRUCKING FILL DIRT, TOP SOIL, fi, crines. Spe gpotted anefe, 82° nigh Bie oye ee Oe comes | _ 23503 ee Sea 6.6034 Mi 62002 211.8. Saginaw beat (ric Motor $79.50 value $39.05. GALLA S | a J BO Rd OAkiand TADE®T SMART'S A UGTTON | SALES. “ POLK'S GARAGE | ere i al FE 62019 aft 56 BUICK 2 DR. HT CLEAN, 22.000 ae SCAR ge E06: = El 149 W. HOWARD 8ST. r_@ p.m iles Bargair 1955 CHEVRO V-8 ‘WITH STAN- Sel cee meiien cell panes lee pt eed TGR St, SAND AND JC gs Wanted Livestock 73) mile. thay P.M wetablished since 1828. Special | RACING PRAM 10 HP MERCURY | ips1 —BUTCE SU, td San HOF | Gard’ Waseaehen. A anh tee ° a OM Michigan" Ficores:| WEEKEND SPECIALS: “TERE CI KERS NOT CE vestoc bs center? R 2 Roe a Kort a sooo | ya prices | atte oe | bal ip erteoe ernst & omar ip. Ma- | "Dynefie, Rai cany-eye glass, Jus jus} ‘ Sev edk ahs fo aa wed dee. : « ‘ s oenen : r ‘ fre be - Ce TINO Te SPRRGT aaa lee. guitar and case, Ike / wn nave di catified eustomers? | WANTED LIVESTOCK of ALL SAT. MA PM _HOME out of 1948 Fiat Rate BAL UsED ROW BOATS fe acwoet | Caeeicn ops hd aBtusier Faas AS mst ! 8 rrest Jones pie | FE 2.4437 r es ard - ; npn : wALEL o Garden Olbson guitar and case used, ka “ble! We are now loading pulverized S001 ° ‘4 MA FURNISHIRO’ FOR En res. | ler’s Bar, M-6 , ° Clarkston Moto Sal I. wa,“ Tractors. | Simoilcity — | Garden-| $60 now § 00.00) top soils, mixed to your order. | Ee Sale Poultry 74 HANGING LAMPS. CHINA. | et eecust Byit pee, 24512 WANTED: 12 FOOT ALOTEN GN | Sb Mon eines | tha, = heecee netic Peat oi, “geet ters Barry White & Sons, Inc.| For Sele Powltry 74 SUSWAne Ok Ae OGEAM |_rormeny wth Patire Geree | wamtep ace ee ooracanD Suseeet Maen Peony ma sale! SL ETY: ee alana onder Buy a lawn mowets, 'Olds cornet and d as a FE ICTK 7 eT | EE S008. SS. Rigging. ° ! proven, the best. Apchor lawn crtic’ treme, ‘and’ Cesc, SIhec|WASH SAND & GRAVEL. FILL)? CHICKEN BROODERA FEED- Sust OF OXFORD. on Mat _ Sale Motor Scooters 82) with gear shift Around, $100. OR 1955 BUICK 1982” CHEVROLET BEL ain , mowers, for those who want the | and brass trim, like new $149 dirt. at . $1405 ‘ are INC, | Each. Excellent condition Liqui/PT REPLACE CANNEL COAL Taye8 onion. MY 2.0931 genran, utensils. lamps, electric washer, ~~ —¢ CUSHMAN SCOOTERS | TRUCK GOING NORT A “Bari. of 97.24 Uucky chia. Seles, 163 (33 Bulck Hardtop. ayn : ‘FE 2-0233 | Se fone ead gt OE ei led ar “Oakland “Fuel FRESH EGGS DATLY. 3051 GAR otber articles ‘Terms, caste Miner NDERSON SALEL & SERVICE _ load Either way FE §-6908 S , Semin s. St Ford V8 Custom nite. $658 col a oy 5 ae ne prt BD q 8 f SHER, FIRRPCACE ONT ~ = Os a J and Paint. 436 Orchard Lk. “Ave. _de0 Court, off _Josiyn, FE 4.0903.) ano W White, Attorneys’ John A. and I's. PADDOCK ‘at Pike: FE 4434 Wanted Used Cars “ga HURON MOTOR SALES | 33 Ghevrojet, ait sharpie 3 36" discontinued model, ke Sale Store Equipment 64 4 ERS = . | LATHAM RASPBERRY PLANTS. - ooge ty Cox. Auctioneers, Fen- WHIZZER Mone BIKE. C000 (eee : =~ ALWAYS & GOOD SELECTION OF 52 Buick Super. dyb. — : “12” Steel culvert pipe, "$2.85 i= ADP PP PPL APD R ck TREW AL MAple 5-3801_ n At PRICES FOR SCRA ~~ | ae O-ft. steel clothes ling. Boles AURANT EQUIPMENT AND _°OP@ and up. Delivered, ns Pit 4088 ‘OARLA COUNTY MARKET BE. | For Sale Housetrailers 78 |WIZZER | SPORTSMAN | motor “Care OR DOO O™ P & OLD ws: w_ oR itt BUD SHELTON , a hee chloride tor aust s0 | “fatares. = ater 3 Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 weeday ‘sod Saturdays Tt recipe eager tO FePeed rans. FE Gig MUCH As 839 FOR JUNK AND met ee ae a = d al _e t to 1: cheap ears. FE 2.2666 days or . ite ‘cement hd m mae Thurpaay ae 8 2 274" Legg oh 5 sap my vl ‘GOOD CON ‘ : _ Cement, Mortar Piaiee eng color NT ALL KINDS OF FLOWER & vEG-)_ Pontiac “t FE. Sore, $850, 4365 Elm For Sale ! Motorcycles 83) Eves. __ SIOBGI-EER- FICE | aoe "ent PE 68 et! ¥. se eac gtabie a Bell's, Farm | Pro- STRAWHERRY PLANTS ‘STATE 38 6 OENE ERAL” HO “HOUSETRATLER '§) MATCHLESS 500 CCA - 1} Of Wagon, Have acreage or icts. “= SH Ree C ARS. * : # sump with 2 ; PE 3.6 _Ma a@ fresh to orders. | _ 5 cond, New tires $350 FE A aud | tO swap. | ed E 46403 | 1087 CHEVROLET . * gums with te 5-5586 i $305 Mob: bile Home q! a asp ine. radio, hea f, ‘frome ont ies FOR SALE EVERGREENS, UP) Sale F E. " ts tes, 9516 ghiand a. ‘86 BSA” 250 CC. EXCEL. COND. | | Sten ean: white wall tives. 0 axe” Your choice $3. 17 ale Farm Equipment 76 5 OLive 60402. | rig t pot” 1953 Pontiac Catalins. ‘Rydramatic | inal Got ii t. A steal fo: All sta ie nin ~ mittes norih of Poutiac oa’ the| “in On 3 8iae | PE ORM- —¥ab6 ‘M@ HARLEY DAVIDSON. ALL! ; madi Mester Lie stw 0 $1807. Our stock No. N-4080" Nort BLAY 4 & USE Dixie. turn right oneGrartge Hall? 10X98 TRACTOR TIRES AND j | “Nccessofies, tw mileage, O00 | Needs: See Cars Now | Ghevreiet Co Hunter Blyd. at 8 ert S ai eel p Beg ret — & Sete Tubes. EM 3-0759 | eeasesendinn N roe Bis Co RRRVICE OW Phone FE. 8. 0488 1951 Ford 2 dr. Radio _—< ne Woodward Ave. Birmingham. mea - $0, te mie "§3- capa tite sRACTOR AND | en SERVICE ON) . e = oss is : os aera Dorm’ MA a AND TRAILER NCHIAN GE | rryout "Marley Devionen en Harie | "And. our buyer will) come to °F eather 2 dr. Radio, — ene ; As. a GyADIOL AS BULBS. tt "iio at WHE WORSE \ : ra Daviazon aier Co. 372 8 "| your door or drop itn at the cor- 1955 CHEVY. 2 DR. REM. VERY asoue Son zh one, igcs ne til ee ea eet HARIEY DAVID. —Risaleitaa Orchard TARE! tase cherie 210 4 Dr. Powergiige, | _ goed cond. #106. FE 3.4018. Phony je te Be bintcaten tlio ~ Able dntache = : ‘tes OC “SEY, AIR > TOP. ESET METES) ca! Soe tent | vance tents: See Fl CASH cous ron, Shah setae el te) FE 0275. PE pray : ‘| Evens. em ree “3507, Diste \ Palace - Beemer HAR LEY DAVIDSON 74, | $260. ‘ ; MANY MORE TO CHOSE FaOM ete as ins ev. oh Va. EN GY, USE UCE &\ Mounted plows. OLive 1-6308. | Paine + pia mm RET ee A Gece PEL Pred Wee 44898 ye ae gue’ io M9, WANT ADS i ‘or more. DAVID BRADL ‘y SENG | A « toreyclées. 993 Mt. Clemens PE | CE 30078 2-9878 46596 MApie:-5-5071 is ° AN A t To find ides iy cover, heavy cauty ‘Hee weed weg «etic Gas: fRGrAN he MOTORCYCLE SALES zi. GUIDE 10 GOLD: Sell at tor b0\ mone A. = Ae Job, place to live ofa . Cedar. vy @uty Has we : own cars ma 7 sr reversed neat Caan ire Vy me , Parts. and: Ses : service, Mae s eg tor Fe things ve ‘re ol. wong Sa i Sa Searle oF re aood used can see Clap a ston, wery ttle eat ee oiler thames ba exfh 2-3 i bs Keego . or . ‘ . : wek to & 54 Mi eat + eves ey bd ‘Eves. a sun PM 300 alte, Bul Mecaia. | Brough \¢ \ “hassttred Ads! Sagines hid Atte Sales. 103 - * He id NOW. a tao F ‘ e12 ( . * =f rN fue oie ee ia ee k * - ‘i i a qa . « : : ¢ ie - 3 See he ae * sa / Hi s : : ‘ iF se Z Pa “j . ‘ ’ Me . = \ \ } 2 i ie / me % e \ ae Re a “ , : , | en : . o ; 7 THE. PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. May 2.1958 ee ae , Rea cS. ce . As fer Sale Cars 9 Fee: Sale Cars 91 Fort Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 TI ey NS. ANN GUN BS, 3 ~ “CONVERTIBLES ae 1956 FORD. 1956 LINCOLN - HARDY’S NEW LOT 1958 PLYMOUTHS.. WH AT THE HECK | cy’ OWE re “1956 Mercury. Faivtane. ord Rage: agate ." eet! 4 seal 1G etal cae ee Prefect Buslsh Ford sts. 1°35 CHEVROLET 4DR. oo $1085 = $ 495 ja _ma B Woodward. Birmingham, 4 = a Gent s | 1967 Mo: ~ alr a $1398 a2 ; ee "33 BU ICK 4- Door we ese Meus se BeGuS EOE RE $ £ ce ee ta ae ok ae |e Pas matic, Ton ww we spect tenet Coss coms: Larry fede | | All get 40 miles Ber aiion or BEI AIR, vellow & white, radio, heater, oowergiide, ; —_ Ee Door 6 = [Sees ee tT ioroRs "try station wagon, Spotless cond ROCHESTER FORD DEALER oe ; , $ 545 ize DOWN "Maas PER MONTH 124 Oakland FE ¢3529 Hydra. 1 owner, Low mileage 000 OL eT, “Birmingham 55 FORD 2-DOOR ..............0 0005. ..$ 995 $3 OL DSMOBILE 4Door 2......0.00000 ay 36 FORD STATION TON "WAGON, CUS PAYMENT CARS. CUSTOMLINE. fordomatic. heater, while wall tires. . . : 51 DESOTO— + ess tom sedan. R&H, W-W. OR 3-6483_ R. & C. MOTOR SALES - , Windshield washers. this car is in perfect “condition. me OLDSMOBILE Ri acatot el... 8 GOS + Room hig THUNDER BIRD. cog’ niast Compete service 6 2-5 al 9 p.m | . . 53 OLDS) _t. E | ; 8 Down 4159 PER. WEEK TOM beers Pres eh esa NASH STATION WAGON NO be Roe yo 1°34 OLDS 88 2-DOOR ............. 0.005. $ 945 . ean vege t ‘ i 90S. ware - & BEAUTIFUL plue finish. radio, heater, hyd tie, : 4 “CK dics) es eisaas 595 "37 DESOTO SEES. ida . FORD. | wane RAMBLER 1951 STATION OL PONTIAC wi oR. EXCEL. LENY “The Goings G te a — “me . ~ 3 BL ICK Har dtop bb id $ - nc gga % En. ag Ra. el walls! ¥agon... Clean 191 5. Jobnacn. ; “wo Very tary 34. =\F DOO 795 . es MA_ 65-6486. iss2 RAMBLER H-TOP, R&H AB-| tundell or FE 6 an 34 CHEVROLET ™4- Ut gemesene cones On $ ‘54 FORD 2-Door ........... Rae $ 495. i, V5. FOR.| SOLUTELY HO MONEY ON As: o * ONTIAG RADIO. POWER BEL AIR. blue & white finish. radio. heater. white : . : ’ ower secring, RA, Turn sig-| sume parments of 49-77 mo. Call) New tires. wall tires, like new inside & ou - bs BUICK | Ses fa ie Fe esti Si fae Heieet Fo — | 2 nite "700 BURDEN 55 FORD WAGON $1095 | | °54 PONTIAC 4-Door ee! .$ 595 _. 5). SPECIAL 4 ... |S Et ae ae os Bgl pore GE |S [AGON ssscsceesescuens «i... $1095 | | > EE SAIOON vesnn =e Pre RSS iisror ToDav ge aoe SOR a | MG.-AManitop | Lake Sloe Mower Sales |. SOLQUEARTES tated ty S4 MERCURY 4:Doot ns cssceeeessssi $45 + STOP TODAY! ~ | & eaier, Power steer 1ampier | oar linen 4Dr.. «Ponte — uShOnee uy seen | 54 PONTIAC 4DOOR ...............005- $ 095] ] . poe tig’ ery sharp i. Wagon $1295. = eee apres Gace: 40s | 1956 CGA ROE Cw Ec. _ CHIBPTAIN, light blue finish. redie, neater, nydre- ae E ORD Station W agon one $1245 = - BRAID — p | Bob Frost | t= . _ | wties $1605 | $sa0 excellent condition. MA matic, white wall tires. A nice car. 5761 : . us ake seo. Shabter Mevd. «0.8. 0) | Birmingham’ Sore onvertible - “gntes = RENAULT DOLPHINE s1.4@. | 53 FORD 2-DOOR .......... a eee ee $ 495] ] 55 FORD «Door eee erence $ 795 MOTOR SAL ~ a x Pass around yt es zea! NASH lee pore a es sia | ~~ 1955 canine CUSTOMLINE. radio, heater. tordomatic. ‘85 CHEVROLET 4- ae oo $ 698 5. cn OPEB _ “tH ——— _\'37 Chevy 2- -Dr. \ V8 : | °52 BUICK 2-DR. HARDTOP .......: eeaee 495 ae “ s | an Menai Very “eo g00d Moen | 6 S. Woodward | Powerglide. ae one OMS Gindabaker , ROADMSATER, radio, heater, dynafiow. power windows % PONTI AC Hardtop denen es Se sarin ate $1295 e toe abe encaLCER|'S7 Chevy 2-Dr $1 CHEVROLET 2.DOOR $ 345 ‘ COMMUNITY ‘ibiT OLDS 06s condition. best. offer, Standard transmission. R&R $1305 Wagon. $745 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR ....... a + “TT ene | 820 $1295 i 3, Weaverton, Rochester. ou °57 Ply mouth 4-lr. Bi * h : RADIO & HEATER, powerglide > brang aew fe 8) FORD Convertible Dee steele ecle aantercs L Tin rene Cyne wen nanan Birmingham |... ines | ere Motor Sales — O's 56 Pontiac Cony ertible, NASH 49 F ‘ORD. 2-DOOR ia Beer eee e eee e wees v8 95 S37 FORD 2-Door .......e-cccececeeecs .. $1295 : ‘Hydram stie, $1645 | perfect 5 be eNAT. ow mi. 2215) DEM "56 Chevy Bel Air H'top 54 ono 14-TON PICKUP - . $ 695 6 ost ai Ss «. Sites| +98 Olds Holiday Sedan. ere gfpremission. a aa Diack. 666 S. Woodward | - geal os CAUP .............. i) \\ : / i : DRGE | Ghee, “bat air wr fiigs| Super 88 Fiesta bade aera “ew pais hues onary, Sugeest | <4 CHEVROLET 1-TON PANE! ssos}] eC = Bes wegen ee BS) Bel Ait Sports Se Sedan F35'Ford 2-Dr.V-8 . Oi Se tiie." 8 —_ | nie Gs cnmemmccne OO W. N S brats eee ten SS] Bela? Dr Sedan a her sree 0 Trane over paance of payments | 25 OTHER FINE USED CARS AT OUR ae _ | Bontine 4 dr. Myara. Rat, sams act ast Fordomatic. white walls. $908 pagent ol old car, for See | / ROCHESTER LOT > + ly. FORD -Deal nd a Be oe new ures ies | CHEVROLET SALES Lelie 2-Dr. ; wus: * erg 5 y yo19e Oakhill Just E. Your Friend y- , 7 eda el Auburn at East Blvd. (M4-¢%4)__Walled_Late, "53 DeSoto: 4 “Dr. >E€OMMUNITY ; . s oF 1055 OLDS #8. A-T CONDITION pow 5385 | ; = Dr; oi a . ise) aouatew & new se Bi h 9 Pp : AT . ° Radio & deste ara cmade RED & WHITE finish Low Priced Special Buys i oo samen — “r- fnew res. irming Gm kesaqeraol BP DDITE,. -| ss pontiac Starehiet Catalina ....*....81195 |] \ LARGE VARTETY OF MAKES, MODELS |} ‘55 Pontiac Catalina ..... 1295 Sivoey arama. TURQUGIAE BLUE AND col OR; SELECTIONS STARCHIEP CUSTOM. full power. radie, ester, - ! i. IV ; ay a — ° ~ : srcromee Bloomfield 100 STEELE'S | NEBOgR nase Hester ‘See bee ie 11'S6 Buick Hardtop ...:.. 149 | NEW CAR used cars | May Day. a PONTING Starchiel Sedan i... : $1305 : WILL ACCEPT. TRADES | 1 IMotchooce trom. power. radio, meeter. draaton, c \ on! ah a 4 to mave tor 4-DOOR - Radio & Heater. Hydramatic BLACK fitish TRADES MAY SALE 7°58 CHRYSLER Windsor ......0.......... sli9s a? 11 55 Chrys! er Windsor..... 1095 : . “ | ; HARDTOP - Radio & Heater, Fuli Power. 2-Tone BLUE | : _. DR. SEDAN. vs. radio. heater, susienaiie. . if Arrange Finance Terms ror une wintst' is a LY "88 SIERCURY 2-Door ....... 2.00000. »...$ 950] } Z ew ; Thurs Fri. Sat 1 Dark BLUE paint. Merc-O-Matic, Radié. & Heater ; On Location “oo Chevrolet 8, 210 oe eee 1045 : — Used Car’ 2 °°. may praca May 1,2,3. |. mp ie “Same me Rl _ 7 $e Soe aan ee ee —— DAVE ON OUT TO- _ OY 4, 4,97 | - sti = OTHER DAYS VISIT OUR LARGE» TE SPECIALLY PRICED ire tage cite ALWAYS A HUQE SELECTION 63] OAKLAND AVENUE aly a a SER a” ae ftom Depmiay . EDDIE: RESCRE SD SEE JEROME S FORD | ‘GOODWILL USED CARS”. AND | . 8 eee . 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Wak no ’ j ‘ i f = \ \ . * y \ . a + = * ‘ 4 ais + iz = & dn re: pie rs i A” le ee See ees fe by Se, Pe eee Ee ee oe Se eb: - % -- -- Today's S ‘Television Scorn -- Programe furnished ‘by stations listed im this column are subject to ehange without: notice Channel 2=WJBK-TV | Channg) ¢—WW3-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CELW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 60, (1) Mr, Danger. “@) Popeye. - (4). News:. Williams. (2) Racket Squad. (4) Weather: Eliot (Box Four. 30 (7) Frontier Justfice. West- érn: Notorious. female out- ' law, “Belle Starr.” (9) Bugs Bunny. (4) Mr. & Mrs. North. Ad- venture: Murderess poses as Pam's country cousin. (2) News: LeGoff. 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. 6:45 (2) News: Edwards. 7:00 (7) Sports Parade. Million 7 Dollar Movie. William Pow- ell, Myrna Loy, “The Thin Man.” (’34.) (4) Martin Kane. Adventure: | Marting oes to Munich to re- cover Nazi treasure. (2) Dr. Christian. 7:10 (7) Weather. 7:18 (7) News: Daly. 1:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin. Adventure: Rusty finds out race between stagecoach and train is fixed. (9) Movie (cont.) : (4) Truth, Consequences. (2) Dick & Duchess. Adven- turé: Dick gets into marital hot water when he plans Paris trip without wife (Re- run. ) 8:00 fa Jim Bowie. Abecuign | Bowie seeks home for res-| cued. Indian baby. (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Jefferson Drum. ture. Mad sheriff threatens Drum. (2+ Trackdown. Adventure: Convict uses ranger as host- age for “Jailbreak.” 8:30 (7) Western’ Manhunt. (4) Life’ of Riley. Adven-! | money as well as their own | when they~go into business with old friend. (2) Zane Grey Th. Drasia: Ex-gunman Thomas Mitchell of past glories in “Handful of Ashes.” . 60 (7) Frank Sinatra. | Come- dienne Jeannie Carson. « _(9) Charlie Chan. (4) Boxing. , Archie Moore, Dillie Besmanotf in 10-round non - title sero i fl bout.” (2) Phil Silvers, Comedy: -WAC’S apply for transfer be- cause Bilko's boys spend all their free time gambling. 9:30 (7) Patrice Munsel. Variety: _Co Buddy Hackett. (9) Special Agent. Adventure theater. (4) Boxing (cont.) (4) Playhouse. Comedy: Vera Miles in “Penny Wise.’ 9:45 (4) Post Fight. Beat. 10:00 (7) Play of Week. (9) News. Con man poses as psychia- trist in “The Healer.” - * entist is murdered. 10:15 (9) Weather. 19:20 (9) Film Fare. 10:30 (7) Crash. David-Niven, ‘To Whom It May Concern.” (9) Person to Person. Actor Anthony Quinn and family, French actor-singer Maurice Chevalier. (4) Thin Man. Adv enture: Nick and Nora find. besty at carnival. (2) Harbor Command: (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Theater. Lee J. Cobb, “Tonight We Raid. Calais.” 4.) (4) News: W’Kamp. (2) News: LeGoff. (4) Weather: Eliot. 11:00 11:15 (2) Miss Fairweather. 11:20 (4) Sports: Parker. (2). Sports Final. 11:25 (2) N'watch Theater. Lee| - Tracy, “Criminal Lawyer.” the Sahara.” ('53.) 11:30 (7) Shock Theater. (9) Theater (cont.) (4) Jack Paar, Jack Douglas . Subs for Jack Paar: Austrai- ian singer Daryl Stewart, Jean Bicndell, Stubby. Kase. 4:30 (9) Gilead Baptist Church. = 4:45 (2) Billiatds = = icnoss c | | 5:00 (7) Wrestling. TA ~~ 3) : ‘aun | 8 fn. ecter a 6:18 (2) Bandstand, ° = 2 ae _ 15:36 (2) 20th Century-Fox ‘Hour. (3 Rant y ) Wild Bill Hickok, 14 Domesticate eine 15 He works ey oe * Dope Worth $1'% Milion 2 hoe , Seized in New York | selesman : 9 Seaton NEW YORK @® — Narcotics H ‘Wrens _f agents raided .a gift shop last oe p—pasted night in the heart of Chinatown, _ Scott Case seizing pure heroin valued at 142 Pr presently , Tt million dollars on the illicit mar bee ket. 4 Most Fecent Ea I’ Most of the 10 pounds of heroin, _—. = | | agents said, had been secreted in < ise; ~ a tea can. Held for questioning, @ Indian weight : : 1 al was the shop's proprietor, Yu- pons = f i i@ Bound tise them = 57 Piaced ow il Ene y DOWN 2 Spanish 1 Tangles — 2 Spoken 5 Great fri 3 ter 9 Change places boundary 1 Expire Farmers 12 harvest them . or ik letter @ Exaggerate ree! at 5 He tells @ Through und 8 Endure how to. work § Obtain 6 Golfers 10. Proyer ending ll Repose . alt : as = 38 Doric frieze Evergreens rt 3 Florists 40 Crooners sell them sing them 24 Sad cry 4l es 25 Man's t nickname 42 Proree : 26 Begin 43 Therefore 27 t Leta) opposites 44 Cella 28 — ——me 46 Royal Italian ‘family name 29 icedony ° “3 Flights of 47 Ceremon aC y -lives on whisky and Seas SATURDAY MORNING (2) Meditations. (2) 06 the Farm Front Q) Christophers. (2) Anthropology. (7) Guest lecture. (4) (color) News. - Proves Bands Can Rate High Accordionist Stars. 2 Hour-Long Programs Every Week By CHARLES DENTON HOLLYWOOD" (INS) — Contrary to the adage, honesty may ‘not lalways be .the best policy inthe one-dimensional world of entertain- ment. in. (4) M Squad. Adventure: “: (2) Lineup. Adventure: Sci-' (37.) Documentary ‘“‘Below|’ (2) Michigan Conservation. (4) Cartoon Express.’ (7) Crusade-for Christ. ture. & 9:30 (2) —“ Kangaroo. (4) Betty Boop. (7) Betty Buop. 10:00 (4) Howdy Doody. (7) Don Wattrick, Sports. 4 - 10:30 $0 (2) Mighty Mouse. (4) Ruff and Reddy. '|11:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. (4) Fury, 11:30 (2) Little Lulu. (4) Andy's Gang.. 11:55 (9) Billboards. | SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Lone Ranger. (4) True Story. (7) Saturday Party. (9) Country Calendar. 12:30 (2) News. (4) Long Time Between. (9) Movie. 12:45 (2) Tiger Warmup. 1:00 (2) Baseball (4) Window Shopping. 2:30 (2) Baseball. (4) Double Feature. 2: (7) ramar of the Jungle. (1) Movie. (9) Movie. (2) Scoreboard. (2) Bandstand. (4) Milky’s Movie Party. (7) All-Star Golf. (9) Metropolitan Mirror. (2) Derby Preview. (2) Kentucky Derby. (9) Feature Film. hung Ting, 35 and his 24-year-old | wife, They opened the store about) a year ago. Uncle Miltie Returning . HOLLYWOOD. — Milton Berle is returning to television. He'll have a weekly half-hour comedy Cae at 9 p.m. Wednes- days on NBC, starting next fall. -- -Today’s Ss. Radio Programs -- -- _, Prostams furnished by stations Usted to this column are subject to change without notice. se, (0m ORLY, Com =H, 8) WAR, CI «| ETA, ING «RON, (1480) WIBK, (1400) ONIGHT 11:00—.WJR, News “wrON, Revival ab. CKLW N | aii, Bandstand pier WIBK, Basctal 0, News, Heynolds x news. oS eae ww, JR, oo le of we Sows, Petrik wan, Soorts, Mexensio | WOAR. wene. Ger Shook Wz, MeKensie wee. 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Preorganization plan which would Select from white, [give the secretary of defense more blue, black, mavy, /power to serie Oe division of de- i I a fense responsibili eu ae pai ae Both Eisenhower - and Secretary . -+ "** ot Defense McElroy say more lee- Pomapeeme Delay Murder Trial | of Philippine Doctor | ~NEW YORK (INS)—Relatives of! Dr. Rodrigo L. Sarmiento, 38, were-en route to New York from) the Philippines today to help the’ BuyNow... “ “That Family Second TV SET During This -USED TV SALE 14° - BRAND NAME CONSOLE AND TABLE MODELS - SWEETS RADIO e | The accused* slayer was granted) a two-week postponement by Mag-) istrate Albert D. Schanzer. in) Brooklyn Felony Court yesterday, because ‘we are particularly con- cerned ‘that represeritatives of for- eign governments understand our laws.” Ordinarily, only 48-hour ad- journments are "granted., The -self-possessed physician sur- rendered Wednesday. 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