ma AE PON TIAC PR Details page two , ee 114th YEAR | Se kok kk PONTIAC, _ MICHIGAN, “THU RSDAY, MAY 1 . 1956 —68 P. AG ES _* ABSOCLATED, PRESS, 4, ,UMITED. muss PHOTOS } 7e en —— Ne — a pre oe ee 4 + , Basements, Streets Flooded by Rain Equestrian Monkey Business at Zoo Opening House Certain State Legislators Tack] eNearly 2 Inches to 0K 23 Billign Unfinished Business Task Hits Local Area: LANSING (#\—After a month at home, Michigan , , i lawmakers returned to the capitol today and plunged [Q 0) {| for Defense Aid into 14 items of unfinished business, including three Iver ver Ows major appropriation bills ° The work they tackled had to be cleared away to All Day Downpour Pelts Most Parts of State; wind up the 1956 legislative session. It was pushed be- ; ; yond the nominal April Detroiter Killed Coming Fiscal Year deadline when a late ses- | den snarl developed. . Succumbs | ‘Thunderstorms pelted - WASHINGTON (?— The — Under joint Senate-House rain down on Pontiac and House appeared aa to- rules, the legislators make ‘the rest of Oakland County day to pass without major 4 date to come oe 34 days: yesterday and last night chaiiges a bill'to give the after “final” adjournment and for the second time in to act on vetoes and dis-' Defense Department. $33.- pose of pending conference two weeks caused flooded ‘basements and covered 665,066,000 in new money committee “feports. Ordi- for the coming fiscal year. narily, the meeting is mere- many streets and high- A day of debate yester- lY a ritual, nena a — | ways. , day disclosed no major op- Members in attendance | Close to two inches of oe But this time the le Rovect: in- | a. position to the allotments ¢juded better than 110 million del- ‘rain. fell beginning early recommended by the Ap- lars in money bills, one of them lyesterday, flooding many propriations Committee for “1% UP 4% million dollar cap: ‘basements liy Pontiac. Some the Army, Navy and the ies seein | |100 calls were received by ’ © | © . - The other appropriation bills | maces ithe Department of Public Works. No Opposition Indicated in New Allotments for Air Force would provide roughly $9 mil A few members voiced, tien dollars for mental health | belief that some of the. purposes and 17 millions for pub- | Streets throughout the city were 4B EZ am $512.784,000 chopped by. Ne Beall operations in the fie ‘covered by water as the steady : ventine Prog, Pasa UE committee from Presi- ** 3°81 Saring wy © rain over-taxed the mains. . : ee ed atid j ers r 5 All three spending measure . : 4 RIDING BAREBACK — A bareback riding act is among the new light ef opening day today with over 5,000 pe rsons expected to be on pra aroviniatalader requests were BIAS by Bae fon “Fhe, Ponting Creck and Clinton features of the Detroit Zoo's Chimpanzee Show which officials believe hand. Pansy, Julius, and Jazmo hop on and off and ride Prince in : hoe Re Shoe eke Tex).) floor “isputes and left in the hands of River were overflowing their is the greatest production in the park’s history. The act was a high- regular circus manner during this part of the show. MAD geriotlitelbil(aeadineranmen conference committees, So were 11 W. RUSSELL EAMES banks in many spots. Other coun- ; ‘ he didn't believe the House would Other issues’ still hanging. fire _ ‘| ty lakes\ and streams. were dan- . : ty: . make any major alterations. In the non-money field, two of: . . » gerously near flood stage after Animals Make Debut Today . the major proposals caught in the | | the all-day downpour. Mahon jolted his colleagues by deadlock would limit combined Some 56 homes in the Lake 5 000 E e t ad t e th his opening remark that the (jayments of state unemployment — “os oa ls ait t Xp Cc e O a er United States and Russia have ae ; ean ¢ \urrce) area Were SusrOU — : benefits and private supplemental * pools of water, Similar conditions “just about” reached the point). . : ,j ~ 3 a ° = layoff awards, and provide for flex- oun ed f les 'were reported in southern Oakland at ZOO for ] 5 pening | where rack has “the full cap nie controls over state deer herds County and Waterford Townshi i ability te destroy the other.” Neither appeared to have very } 76 ee ow 1D. It was opening day at the Detroit Zoological Park | Bee ae ins pel i ts good prospects for final approval, Wf Russell Eames, 70, Woeea as aca vam as Oske On sides Wi realize wa vere rn r in Royal Oak today with over 5,000- visitors‘expected 0 can be no winner in war and “the BLletregreiremn dyad | cumbs at His Home land County Road Commission: re- . i side . »orts only minor road wa in take part in a program beginning the 29th season. congo to which side Os the gop in the Houde, but ekayed F@ilowing Long Illness Poti. avons, No roads wre slosed Director Frank G. McInnis predicts attendance will top," . la POI hy the Senate. The twe cham. — as the result of the storm, an of- the 30,000 mark Sunday if the weatherman cooperates. - But until then, he cautioned, the tel tune signs of sticking by | Ww Russell Eames, 70, one of the|ficial reported, * “Our collection is theonly answer to the present day; na founders ‘of the plumbing and heat-| Lightaing last night’ was con- . . largest and finest we have situation appears to be to provide’ The deer bill would authorjze the ing firm, Eames & Brown, died) ducted through a radio serial pe ; 8 more and more money State Conservation Commission to. t ht 2 W, Pike St. ee-| a Birmingham heme and nar- ' @ OF onl ever had It should be a A soil bank bill saddled with set special seasons for deer hunt. at bis home, ‘ nu 1 rowly deced stething 0 16-year: , great year,’ McInnis toid further provisions jo boost some ing, something the Senate fav- pen Meteo iter sevet= old boy. farm price supports was ready for)ors but which aroused stiff Oppo- | visiting representatives Of final inspection by the Senate Agri- sition in the House. He was torn in Point Edward, | Mrs. A. R. Bottler, of 617 Tot. Ld Ld i _ 4 ‘Ont., Canada Nov, 2, 1885, the/tenham St., said her son Jack had Ss - cultural Cr ttee todg —— . . on Hospital Bids the press, radie, and televi ARs fs ea pemnns = vied . son: of David and Emma Russell just gone to bed when a bolt of sion at the annual opening | lke Enters Hospital Eames, and was married Nov. 2, lightning bounced off a tree and hit . . : %-1 last night to send the House- é ‘i linear aimie ; Architect Leo Héenan, preview yesterday. passed bill .on to the Senate, WASHINGTON ‘President = a fae Beach in St. Cather. teen [ott bose —_ ines, Ont | boy" 8 . : Greatly improved chimpanzee Chairman Ellender (D-La’ called Eisenhower enters the Army's | Trustees Will Convene and glephant shows are expected the group back into closed ses. Walter Reed Hospital here this ¢ On Feb, 20, 1910, Eames and— It scorched the side of the bed | With City Commission (© attract: millions this year (as gon “to go over the compheated evening for a new physical ex- J, Lester Brown formed the firm | which the frightened boy had just will exhthits featuring apes, bons. corn and feed grain sections.” amination ‘(Continued on Page 23, Col 3) rolied away from. It caused about | : tigers and a baby givatte : $50 damages according to the Bir- The City Compvission mectx to : —_ mingham Fire Dept. night with the Pontiac General Other new “babies to be P Q ° . ; ; i Hospital Board of Trustees to heay found at the Zoo are “Harvey.” ; ontiac reek oes Wandering |BALDWIN FLOODED the final tabulation of bids for the the polar bear, a quartet of ‘ Water was feported up to door $3 million hospital addition hodiak bear cubs known as levels of automobiles passing on An official total of dow bids sub. “Det.” “Ditte,” “Daisy,” and |Baldwin avenue near Harris Lake. April 19 fopped $4,000,000 “Dandy.” a two- toed stoth The Clinton River was overflowing s called “Sleepy.” antelopes, kan- at Beaudette street, Arthur Hill+ garoos, Hamas, haboons, and : h (Continued on Page 23, Col. 4) : Pe Frerich Attack Arabs in Algeria Reprisals ALGIERS, Algeria «—French troops on both sides of flaming ‘Algeria battled nationalist rebels. 4 ‘today in grim retaliation for con- tinuing coordinated attacks ..on European farms and military mitted Since that date, architect Leo J, Heenan and his staff have ; been considering several possible Pontiac Press Phote alternates on each bid, which The leading newcomers on dis DANCE PARTNERS — A pair of talented Chimpanzees called could possibly reduce the cost of play for the first time today were Pansy and Albert are the dancing partners with Mike a piaho player the proposed wing. a pair Of Lesser Pandas named « m . \\ \ I t Fs U cen M inthe band in one of the highlights ef the big 20-act Chimp Show These bids remain binding until * ‘ial and Cee, ' . "Tune 19 according to Board Chau The addition of several new va ; : . F n the man William P. Babcock rielies of birds has given the 700 5 i f 1 apg Heenan is expected to present 1S largest collection of different ; = the tabulation to the board and H:Bomb Drop Not Much Profit commission and report on hres find The Zoological Park leaders . mes ings from the three-week stud, of eal! the “Chimp Show’ the GRAND RAPIDS ciNs1—Thomas which was stazed for the first time as the Detroit: Zoological Park opened today species in history, McInnis said Postponed Connor, 21. of Grand Rapids sold the bid ‘greatest production in’ the roo's costs . his old car for $20 but he onls 9 history. ~ * * for 4th Time netted $175. Ein reute to the ink Cloudy Cool Tonight The east headed be the frolie Heavy. rebel losses were yard. Conner was stopped — by ' Peome foursome of “Tarezan’ claimed as French forces fanned out in counterstrikes against the jraiders, but slashed communica- ‘tion lines hampered any accurate estimate of casualty totals. * * a” USS MT. MCKINLEY. Off Buco pohce and given an S18 2o ticket "Mike “Julius and “Bobo,” per : ‘ hl Bikini Jay lonely and still this: toy driving an automobile with de Warmer on Friday _ form such stunts as walking the Morning, wattme-fy the false sun fective parts ~ high wire, taking the ‘death slide” of a hydrogen beink te leht the The weatherman predicts clondy on an inclined wire, riding ponies ky In Today. Ss Diccs and cooler for tonight, The low bareback, and balancing on rubber An off-and-on H-bomb test sched y will be 38-40 balls pogo sticks, ladders and In Western Algeria, where the vied for dawn ‘athe + Wale past pone County News . Bh) Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy breyeles rebels opened their coneerted of- iain 8tg hours before blast time. Feditorials Sereno (eG 2 6 and semewhat warmer Showers Three new acts were to be seen fensive Sunday, French authori+ Adverse weather’ had caused Food News $5 thre (8 cand thunderstorms are expected by for the first tine today in a@ fast . : . a ties said strong- counterattacks phee® previcus postponements trom — Sports $4, 54. 35.56.57) alfernoon or evening. The high will moving efephant show ‘ a ee Be ea Press : “e had taken the lives of at least 200 iw attenal dale of Monday Ss thenlere 59 he iar ed ours. Visiting hours will be 10 am te OVEK THE BANKS — Pain all day yesterday stage. The storm, the second {that threatened rebels. Twenty Europeans were Ge z 4 TV A) Rao itreprane As Tiel (ewes: tlermonielcrtren ie om nia inewecedane cand. (rend and dast mht poured the Pontiae Creek in the flands in. Iwo weeks, floodad many basements reported killed and some 40 farms Ships on thei Way fo blast sta, Wilyen, Earl 32 preceding 8 pm was V4 degrees am to 6 pm on Sundays and Vieinty of Pine street over its banks. The Clinton throughout the city and spilled over many streets, .purned in the original nationalist trons turned hack Women’s Pages thru St The merewix pose to Ot at 1 pom. holidays. throughout the season River in oman, parts of the city was near flood slowing traffie ; assaults in that sector : . oo _ “An Uncanny and Almost Terrifying Experience” Air Force Shows Mighty Wallop in Precision Bombing HAROLD A. FITZGERALD , ing a photograph just before the pilot whisked over the traveling north, east, south and west respectively. It's soundless like a shadow. Publisher. Pantiae Press startled spectators’ heads, What “stops” would you use They completed the loops in front of the stands and ~~ _—=*Yet, it’s real. It has substance and someone is _ Perhaps the greatest aerial firepower demonstra- 2 your personal Browmie if the camera wre moving ¢riss-crossed each other at five or six hundred miles controlling it— yes, handling it beautifully. It flits . tion in the hist@y of aviation was held Tuesday at the faster than ejght miles a minute? Anyway, this disciple an hour. | - past, ghostlike. in the barest winking of an eye. r Proving Ground Command at Eglin Air Force Base of Eastman got his picture. winged his way to a base * cf ai This Machiavellian conception is traveling more than in Florida: * 15 miles away (less than two minutes) and then re- Remember, at this speed, you travel more than 700 13% miles a minute — every minute. : . * * * turned with several large prints Before the afternoon feet_every second. Now place four objects a scant few That's a mile im less than five seconds. Your awe-struck reporter sat through two ltefminated. feet apart and it becomes apparent what tremendous Think of it. thrilling hours of aerfal evolutions that outdid the . a ; * . mastery o(fenyalsplancuasrequired te guaraniee your Pontiac to Detroit — less than (wo minutes. Magic Carpet and Aladdin’s Lamp rolled into one Four crach American pilots known internation- Own safety and that of your compatriots, It also takes As one flashes past, suddenly the silence ends piece. More than 5,000 spectators from all sections ally sythes Thurderbirds (put en audeniens rater she maximum iia ae ke a@ you're besieged with sound. First there's the of the United States including Senators Congress. (1 eoremuct {ising (hat no nation| inthe world) can * __ ¢rackling “boom, boom, boom,” which megns the ; match or approach. This quartet did about every- At one time several 4F-100's broke the cele- db hanib broken. ‘And th f : men and Governors sat spellbound as the greatest. : ; sound barrier has been broken. And then, of course, | Res “thing that can he done with an airplane and they brated sound barrier. Watching a plane a few feet he ay hed fliers in the world “poured it on” in a thrilling ex- | oe : oe as the lightning monster rips away into the distance, ‘ : \ B.f did it just a few feet apart at terrific speed. As a off the ground, traveling 800 miles an hour right in led by ‘the fearful f th hibit that left everyone limp and speechless. finales (lev dove in froat of ik eine frntlofivoun noses is ag uncanny and almoaliterd you're assailed by the fearful roar of the motor. i ro A, ‘ inale. they dove in front of the stands and then . bide : il wi nidie The combination simply scares the daylights. out of a = . inane | pulled up in” straight vertical climb for more than | ae experience. The ee comes winging in from | evervone honest enough to _confess. Activities opened with an RF-84E lying at the a mile, rolling only a few feet apart as thes soared a distance and is on sou refore You comprehend. And remember also, this “thing packs deadly i grandstand at better than 9000 miles an hour and lak- upward, At last they broke away in huge loops. at S awesome, ; Wontinued on Page 2, Col. 1) 4 i , 4 , be) he < 4 rs , * memwmmne 6 eee ~~ SCKs. allop in ‘Special Bombing Show (Continued From Page One) power when it goes on the prowl. It’s a great pack-, age to have on your side. * x * A magnificent exhibition saw fchters ; ever targets on the ground. They attacked four grounded planes with napalm bombs and regular bombs. They attacked a “‘fac- tery” and air ferce ‘‘headquar- ters” which had been erected for the purpose and they attacked a and bombers working , of cities in Asia pop inte your | mind without half trying. ; Then—and — is too terrible , to contemp bstitute H- ' bombs for the 500 pounds of TNT. And then add a whole fleet | of these carriers in the sky, at the same moment, if you dare. |Sebering and overpowering | | thoughts were in the minds of | everyone, . * * * Major General Robert W. Burns. | robation Topic of Friday Talks State, to Discuss Officers for | Local | | Area Justice Courts Oakland County Prosecutor ‘Frederick C. Ziem aad yesterday ‘he has scheduled a meeting with county probation officer Arthur P. McKenna and a state probation of ficial Friday providing probation olficers in jus- to discuss ways of Officials ‘The Day in Birmingham : : 4 . ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, 4. , s “THURSDAY, M! \Y 10,1956 - oe. Schools Planning to Offer Dental Fluor BIRMINGHAM—Fluoride —appll- cation to the teeth of school stu- dents is being planned, ta Dr. Paul Carter, according assistant superintendent of schools } Requests from parents have jbrought about the plan, Dr. Carter says. The school health service will handle the dental treatments in the schools Cleaning and four applications of fluoride for each child par- ticipating will be given en a low- : Wednesday's Temperature Chart alttimore Me ITAF Rockets ide Program ‘its full suppert and coaperation, | ‘Accident Firing’ ‘Sends Dr. Carter reports Mr. and Mrs. “Narly Yankee, Missiles Directly Into 4 2115 W. Lincoln, are apperaling the | Mt. Clemens Suburbs Justice Court decisien that - their) dog, an Irish setter valued at about MOUNT CLEMENS w — aa $79), should be destroyed. Air Force said today 22 rockets They have hired Attorney were fired off by accident over a “Jolin Manikotf; who will ask ot ile square area beyond Selfridge a dec ision that the family may Air Force base today, Three re- self the dog, for study purposes, | rather ae have jt killed by the city. portedly exploded in residential sections. One house was reported set afire machinegun emplacement with Commander of Eglin Field stated tice courts. fee basis, he says. Second and = The family isn't questioning the by a rocket which shot into the eight “guns” showing. the purpose of the demonstration The problem stems from a Cir- fifth graders will be eligible. court decision that the dog bit South River Road area about a These napalm bombs burn the “85 “to yive a greater under- cuit Court | ruling last month by. The Oakland County Dental eee J. Rodgers, 3, in a neigh- mile from the base. ‘ See & ring yard. | arae otic . - oxygen out of the air in the vi- standing of the part played by Judge Clark J. Adams, whose Society ogra and of us Niarikclt cid nen weekend in ed vere palinceges gine Loin henfire nt, ; the U.S. Air Force in maintain written opinion said justices may fluoride program and promises a : ".., Ple not to touch or handle any ecimty and the fire is a fearfu penne = : ‘qity offices for appealing the case joekets they might find. Police ing a global air superiority in de- place offenders on probation but ‘ creat ae ae : sight. The flames leap with an must assign them to probation of , fo Cireuit Court, A decision On” yealed off a two-mile square > he free world.” The . 5 . gelling the dog will affect whether intensity that commands the fense of t : 5 ad area while officers attempted to height ot respect followed by exhibition uncovered the eventu- Es : Cras n ures Tithe y cominue pressing the case retrieve the scx plsdca rock- ‘ Previously, justices had issued W jhe says ein, 8 clouds of sickening smoke that alives that would result if aus billow and roll with the wind./nation wanted to “get tough” and Psychologically, this must be a!throw its weight around fearful weapon in the hands of * * * someone that doesn't have your I hope there were quite a few Russians in the 5,000 spectators. Cameras were allowed. I hope they photographed some of the | activities that were “just play’ this time, but which could Be best interests in mind In the recket exhibition you can) see the rockets as they leave the planes and watch them shoot out) ahead, strike and explode. They're fired close to the grandstand.| ,, They are deadly, sinister and make “ at ne drop of a hat. you feel “‘uneasy."’ Most of the eid) Ghai bombs and rockets purposely gave, * * * trails of smoke so the audience Forithe firat time in history, our can follow them oo eo air. Air- government took ‘“‘toss bombing’ - craft cannons that fired 300 rounds | 5¢¢ trom the secrecy list. Several for the move, officers, and ask the County Board probations but had not used pro- bation officers, Some officials doubted they had et authority Kill Flint Man Ziem said Fred Bates, assistant director in charge of probations! Collision in Waterford: f ing additional probation officers “under McKenna, Ziem said. Mf ostabhshed that a Flint man in- no legal objections appear, he Will volved in a Waterford Township ask the four County circuit Judges accident Sunday died Tuesday to recommend hiring of additional night of peritonitis which ane ently stemmed from three. intes in a few seconds were demon- [planes demonstrated this new and ai for funds for the PUr- 4) ruptures, township pol lee = the ciliert ~ ee unique technique. SC. (oday . . empty brass casings flew out uke : ~ i — Umberto Gallerani, 99. of 215 ‘ | ae — ~ ~ water from a gigantic fire hose. It has a fearful purpose. aWoe You blink involuntarily. : juries to Wate rford police ; arthritis remedy of seven rattle- ay ed Moy J. 7 orter, 6. No one speaks. ee oe on aes bet of when) hisican wasistnck from De 1 - Ave wat oes vad a oa snakes and a quantity of gin is re- * ; x . (course, continues upward at sev- Seeking State Post ° Beats cea yeti yesterday morning in Pontiac Gen- oe Oe a snake me At one time, the field was cut eral hundred miles an hour until] Be naman Sola : eral Haspital : | Kom Sing, 74. told physicians at, into the conversation between the grav ity claims it and starts it! James C. Foster Jr, 27,_ of But Waterford Township Police en ks Hickman County, Ky. Johns Hopkins Hospital he planned pianes in a formation. far over |earthward again. During this in- Birmingham, yesterday announced Chief Frank VanAtta said today \{ay 13. 1890, he was the son of to put the big diamondbacks—be- | head. Once the leader said lteryal, the plane is streaking he would seek the State Repre-” Gaflerani, who took a taxi to Lee and Nancy Ann Stone Me- lieved shipped from Texas — into | casually: ‘‘We're at 42,000 feet homeward with the accelerator. sentative seat from the Third Dis- Flint with Nis wife after the ac. Whorter. : Mars, fill the jars with gin and and I see it’s raining in Panama wide open and all the horses ua- trict on the Republican ticket. cident, felt I] Sunday night and : . leave the reptiles submerged for City (Florida.)" leashed, The post is presently held by went to a Flint hospital for X- ee here rome ete Ky. a year. Then, he said, he would Once a huge refueling plane in | x x * Richard C Van Duse n, of Birm- rays, which showed he had a 15 years ago, he had ores env ‘drink the liquid in the hope it full flight had three fighters re- | ingham, who said he would not fractured vertebra. ployed as a factory pworker: He wottd-relieve his arthritic pains. ceiving gas.at the same time. That H-bomb ig spmething. seek re-election in the Aug. 7 prim- : was formerly a railread engi- | But he was bitten while handling Two of them took from opposite | The havoc and destruction are (ary. . 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WINA 154 North S Street | ee FON LEY, back” SEARS ee Sars yy Sn pant gt ty bach” SEARS ye re sain - 7 ' ; ‘ . | \ . 2 ft : ; 7 A sy esnustinetiesnsens i th Seesips ‘ } es » ame | “8 t * ey 2 } 4 3 a Eee el Y ‘TEE HG, ea, ae SA 1 hae cere ee i an, ) A =f ; “i i 4 fee zs =] | New Students : Lack Decision _- UM Dean Says Many Who Enter College Alter Studies in Ist Two Years i Z Many of today's high scheol seriot will be starting the great adventuce o- feollege next fall To acquaint themr and their parents with some things they atight -eexpec: and to provide some thoyght on the train- ing they might wan: tq take this second .in five articies has been prepared. By JOHN BARBOUR ~ ANN ARBOR uw—Most of the stu dents going to college today ente the college of literature science and the arts. It’s probably a very good thing | Dean James Robertson, who | heads that college at the Univer. sity of Michigan, explains, “over half of those whe come to college with a preconceived notion of what they want to be, change their minds in the ‘first two | years.” | The literaary -college,..he adds gives them a chance to expler f@round, taste several different fields and, then make up thei minds, = cae As members of the literary col- lege, students have to take a IWo- year general course before they, ean begin to think about specializ- ng in any particular fi¢led MUST TAKE ENGLISH He must take certain: E-nglis), courses, a certain number of hours in social science. physical scienc: and language. The aim is to give, him a good. basis for any becid he chooses; In the social sciences he can- study history, economics, soci- ology er other fields, There are also .a certain number of extra | hours in which he can take any: thing he wants, | Dean Robertson says, “within this college at Jeast, there is the custom building of an education.” | BIG SCHOOLS BETTER There are all sorts of folk lore, he says, on which is better, the biz university or the small college There are many advantages to both, - But, he points out, small schools’ are necessarily restrictive in what) they ea noffer. Even in a big un-! “versity, he says, there is “ample | opportunity for students to identify themselves with small manageable groups.” Too many students put the cart before the horse in cemphasizin, | extra-curricular work, he adds. “If a student can do both, all the better,” Dean Robertson says, ‘but he should take his academic program seriously first.” Foreign languages are invalu- ‘able.’ he adds. Literary scohol, or "Lt schgol as it's called serves also to pres) pare professional students foretheir specialiaztion. If a student decides! he wants to be oa doctor. Dean Robertson says, “it gives him the opportunity to put to a test what it takes to become a doctor.” Marriage License _ Applications desse C Potter, $14 Goines | Carotyn J. Brown, 70 N Merrimac John P Sear Milford Velma J Nickerson, 420 N Saaingw Karl J Pranklin, 167 E Huron Joyee A. Barnett, Keego Harbor Terence E McDonald. Keezo Harbor Marie N Frolund. Keego Harbor Marry B Schwartz 354.8 Saginaw Beverly A- Hall. 3681 Baidwin Lawrence R Paber Camo Letune NC Carole J Sloan. 312 Murphy Fri] & Latimer TORR Mather Elizabeth G. Moore. $1! Judson Ernest J Conn, Holiy Clara B Eckiler. Holiy Charles £. Larson Farmington Agnes H_ Baynes. Birmingham Vincent J Raymond Jr. Scott AFB, Ll Mary A. Pickering, 125 Alice Johnnie P Richburg 300 Rockwell Winona E Alferd. 1278 Blvd Richard G@ Power! 674 8: ottwood Ella Ro Gardner 776 Robins oo William BH Thomac Helix Olica Wiela, Detroit Clarence M Telegrayn Ruth M Bart eg A Gatesas Irwin Gaygen. Flint Virginia Browning. 1240 Highiar sarry EF Johnsen 9595 Portage Ta Janet Allen, 6496 Portage Trail Lowell W Satterlee T1868 Nelson Sara L Hallock, 454 Oakland Jog J. Dickerson Auburn Heights Nannie M Sewell, 413 Pers Eugene M Oewhire: 107 Mechar Mary lL. Mull. 494.8 Jotmison Norman G Prarsen 1600 Joalyr Kathiyn L Srott 1218 Vinewour. Floyd A Com plan i624 Irequn Margaret A Wate 26 Lineoin Blaniev E Hughes 2445 Ave Niceta G@ Perkin: 146 W Pine Gilbert D Roberts 1 Quis Joyce M Piihart, Ciarksts Ronald R Hetneringten. 15 Jas es Carol A. Brenininger. 111 Judsn: Samuel Peters. 225 E Pike Nancy D. Cason 45 Augusta James L. Wooten Holl) Evelyn Avery. Holly Charlies M Bolen Jr. 155 Willard Ruth G Nace, 155 Willard 2 Herber M. Drake Jr, 689. N Perry Barbara J Hicks, 57 Mechanic Warren K Ford, 21 Eddy Dorothy A Weich. 1126 Boston Fred Schulte Lake Orlen My arb M Manke. Oxford &mil W, Glomp, Milford Stella Kamin. Detroit Charles L Hurtubise, 110 Kemp Biaine T Tetend, Lake Orion Roderick 8 Ingman, Farmington Shirley A. Temple, Farmington Ivyl B Pierce, 40 8 Marshall Zetta Brokaw, 107 Norton dM. Ivérson, Milford W. Mason, Milford Roy T. Barbe, 549 8. Je: Bianeh¢ 8 Milimine, 218 S. Anderson (ete ht Mann M Gerds, Parmington Hannah, Parmington Seer Pg? Bie Pune «WHis W. Jacks, rl Vow dopee C. Wilson, 744 pan oy Large 39-Ib. freezer There's a handy place for everthing au this whale of a buy? Separate freezer tenip erature control Big vegetable “}lumidiawer. Convenient: stor- ave spare indoor, Buy itnow! Delivered, Hooked-up and Serviced Hotpoint 10.8 cu. f. Deluxe model with 49-lb. freezer Delivered, Hooked-up and Serviced Delixwe in every was except price, A famoily-size refrie- { erator that pron jes : pagit 4 Bs and stetage convemen:e for both fresh and frozen dead~. fast ane ef moans ont: standing buys in this big he SN \ \ Orage 12 cu. ft. £0-Ib. freeze sting a[[/O)s he ezer, aut On IGiIC dei OSsTIN i ‘ 2 Delivered, Hooked-up and Serviced j 1 ' a2 oa © ~ . : ould van ask for anvthine more in a refrigerated? ; Pilest aiid pelireerater with Nelsitder + Coll Cleo. Lerotenath curaendts dor liest and trazen finds. Deirocts to-lie-Floor adlesven, Geis ! esti 1 while 4 id ha dis ills. New Haneicton Costume Jewelry Sets... 0... $ 3.95 § ee Edward’s Outlet. EE! 18 . ‘Segines) FE 2-2108 4 Optometrist 7 North Saginaw “Better Things in Phone FE 4-6842 Open Friday Evenings Street & Sight” Closed Wednesday Afternoons Se Tr DARRELL’S. 24 Hour IZ SSSR EEE eee Fy ez ae Se 2 SUNFAST Fadeproof, affect the coloring. MOTHPROO No danger of moths ever’ GREASE 4 FOOD Can be’ washed out with water or Clorox. A Merely wash ink spots a right owt with water. sun won't Any grease stains easily removed with Clorox. Emergency Ss F “* ( vorgeous floral patterns on a white background with Gold Lorex thread. 41” Width by 814” Length Prescription Service 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. — DAYS—CALL FE 5-4521 AFTER 11 P. M.—FE 5-4485 Emergency Delivery on Request S'S OH Tec lmdlees Presents “TREASURE” Draperies new Regular §12.95%Pr. 10” | a aie ot Eames & Brown in Fiint. Brown came to Pontiac in 1911 and in 1912 Eames moved here. The Pontiac Kiwanis Club, of| which he was a charter member, honored Mr, and Mrs. Eames Dec. 8, 1948 on one of the ‘Flowers to the Living” programs, | A member of the First Presby-' [iterian Church, Mr. Eames served as a director of the Community National Bank and the Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Co. He was a life member of Roos- | evelt Masonic Lodge, life mem- ber of Knights Templar, the | Shrine, Pine Lake Country Club, ear St Lost Lake Woods Club and Can- ad, Creek Ranch, For many years, he was a director of the Clinton Valiey Boy Scout Council and of the Y.M.C.A, Board, Besides his wife, Ada, he leaves \two children, Mrs. W. | Thompson and D, B. Eames, both) a Other survivors include five et g@iters, Mrs, George McFarlane a) Toronto, Ont., Mrs. Harvey eae! ict Oshawa, Ont., Mrs. Roy Walker {28 Bot Niagara Falls, Ont., Mrs. Ross Anderson of Brantford, Ont. and/ 'Mrs. Rederick Cole of Brandon, | @ Manitoba, Canada, ry Service willbe at 2 p.m. Satur- @day from _the..Sparks ~- Griffin @\Chapel with his pastor, Dr. Wil- a liam H. Marbach officiating. Burial | iwill follow in Perry Mt. Park. OIL ES pee a am New fabrics in delightful of their engineering departments to ao eo one ee youth .chorus on a Detroit. radio|Scheduled to walk off their jobs. a four-week typing class will be! |ting off part of the city’s water Ross | CARPET Completely Stainproof WALNUT BROWN TWEED , a EXTRA HEAVY ° PONTIAC PRESS, : shipping representatives | met with a federal government) Western farmers for a last-minute effort to avert a Great Lakes strike scheduled for noon. * * ® Some 2,000 seamen aboard 63 ships operated by two companies involved in a wage dispute were A united front pledged by the seven-company association of lake carriers prompted some predic- tions that failure to reach a settle- ment today could tie up 280 ves- sels strung along the Great Lakes | and St. Lawrence River transpor- tation system. 2-Inch Rain Pelts Most Parts of State (Continued From Page One) liker, officer manager of the Pon- tiac DPW, reported. Neither Oakland County Sher- iff's Dept., Pontiac State Police Post or Watertord Township Po- lice reported any calls of as- sistance. during the might. : | The rain pelted most other parts of the state. Four inches of rain flooded the Grand Rapids area cut- supply and darkened street and | ratfic lights. A 65-year-old Detroit man An-| thony Krolik, died of injuries after his car swerved out of control on} a flooded Detroit street a crashed head-on with another auto, Although no tortiadoes were offi cially reported, a farmer and 18) farm workers in Grand Rapids said | they had to lay flat on the ground! asa funnel-shaped cloud roared | overhead, By what Oakland County Drain| Commissioner Ralph A. Main | ealls ‘‘a timely coincidence,"’ | Board of Supervisors today are| | touring the southern part of the) jcounty viewing flood damage done | in the past two weeks. Sof Pontiac, and two grandchildren. istt on Critical List After Scaffold Fall —s A Detroit construction worker, today remained in critical con- dition in St, Joseph Mer¢y Hos-| pital following a fall from a scaf-| fold May 1,_ ., | Robert Young suffered head in-| juries in the 18-foot drop while at work in a new auto assembly ‘plant in Novi. His physician, Dr. Edward |Gates, said the injuries were “very severe. | Miracle 3 5 . GREY TWEED ‘ GREEN TWEED BEIGE TWEED BLACK and WHITE TWEED _ Carpets ~ — 7 TERMS— / and W/Mbunlesy No Money ; Draperies: | 7 Down— , of t ‘ | Pontioc’s Oldest Exclusive Floor Covering Firm! 36 Months A | Distinction : s taille. ca (enone! oles 4-2531 | toPay! “. ~ 4 fi : v # i y ; ; ee ee ie ee of Whe , mediator today amid appeals from, * , the | Drain Committee of the County |- “THURSD. LY, MAY 10, 1956 Seamen, Carrier Chiefs Meet to Avert Strike | “MONTREAL 7 = Seamen and {2% Rigor ‘ae eee OO gana In Time for Mother's Day GRAND OPENING OF OUR SUMMER / BUDGET SHOP Featuring Bétter Dresses at Only > JUST LOOK AT THIS SELECTION THAT WOULD SELL FOR MORE ® Nylon Cord Suits ® No-lron Cottons ® Burlington Linens ® Embossed Cottons © Tru-Set Stripes © Bates Woven Checks *® Sunback Cottons © Misses’ Sizes 10-20, ” Half Sings -1412 to 2413 ® DuPont Zeset Cottons ® Washable Check Ginghams — ® Puckered DuPont Nylon ® Coleport Everglaze Cottons ®@ Crease Resistant. 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How would you like a chore like these Belgian Congo natives f . . Lightweight, break-proot, sanitory. weove cover on flexible coiled = have hittling away at a giant trunk with the equivalent of Boy IF . : Decorated with Clowic Cor designe spring wire keeps air circulating, \ em Dave — whittling away al a giant trunk with the equivalent oO y E : 4 in 3 colors. A Goodyear eacivsive. Kroft fibre, leatherette trim. @* Scout axes? The tree, a giant limba, 1s one of the riches of the ’ - ; @ BIG 24” DIAMETER pon : gx Leopoldville region. nena enema Tt n ae So a 4 oie SUPER TOT ROD © QUALITY STEEL OOD DELUXE TRICYCLE |)... 2-C*ROME ruareD sem £9) ay 219" A Week BIG 24” ELECTRIC BRAZIER GRILL Rugged construction. Built to stand up ¢Atomic Energy Electricity} ra y —_F | =to Flow in Detroit Homes}. ue tn Se 2 | : BIG “20” REVERSIBLE WINDOW FAN Use it for either intake or exhaust — 3 speed switch * GRAND RAPIDS ® — John F. uranium would supply the elec- @aAnderson of the Power Reactor trical needs of the average home *Development Co. of Detroit, said for 500 years if completely con- Sujoday—electricity generated from verted to energy,” said Ander- watomic energy will flow throush sen, who {ts employed by the Heavy Gauge Steel Bowl and Chrome Plated Grill Repeating a sellout sale of the biggest $2.00 DOWN— under rough treatment. Features include @ Detachable Chrome Plate Legs ®*etroit homes. within four years. Edison Co. $1.25 WEEK led bell, plasti ~ 7 — si ‘ve ever offered! Fits all lowered bell, plastic creomers, | tavdte : * Anderson, assistant secretary- He said his company’s ‘breeder fon value we ae id offe h d qverds. Long-wearing semi-pneumatic Ld A.C. Motor Gueranteed | Year <-treasurer of the 26-member cor- reactor design actually produces windows 26” to wice win @xponcers $ 6 ie tires. Finished with 2 coats of red and @ Grill Height Easily Adjusted 3 tion to further industrial more atomic fuel than it consumes JJ (qvailable separately). Also for portable AT $l 4% . + white baked enamel, Twelve-inch trow @ Pa Only $1 25 Week “ese of atomic energy, made his (to make power. Anderson Said use. 3. powerful 20” blades. 7 a y $l. eestatement in advance of an it includes a blanket of normally @ address to the Michigan Eagi- inert material around the core LE : Z| wheel, sized for 2 to 3 year olds. $-. neering Society Saturday. that is converted to fuel by the absorption- o eutrons produced ~ “The electricity will be no dif- abe ptioa of Dnewtrons | produc absorption of neutrons prac “VISIT US DURING THE MONTH OF MAY FOR SAVINGS” ie dace tao eat ale neutrons are partially ‘soaked up’ ; / ; Pt gas : by the blanket in the process of : F / Sgenerated at a nuclear power plant oe. fuel he said > / oe a site proposed on the shore pect ee oe en #5 / { Lake Erie some 30 miles down-' . . Vy. Sriver from Detroit. Complete Field Work P a * * e@ - . = Anderson said the plant, now on 12 Towns Drain s , | Come in and | Register Today! pleted by July of 1960 design and detail work is proceed. 3 . ve Dek ing satisfactorily ee-bee / | Don’t Wait Until Havelrovet @ He said atomic power will be, — e e / 7 ; sed to produce steam which will Test) borings now have been the Last Minute! PRESENT edeing designed by Atomic Power Most regular field -work on the REMEMBER —On June Ist Ww e “abe sold to the Detroit Edison Co. completed, Berst said, and nego ' ' The steam, in turn, will be used tiations with Grand. Trunk West . ' TO WIN! pe run generators to produce ern Railroad for approval of four d : SOMEONE UST WIN =a WILL IT BE YO @formed by 44 companies, will be Anton J. Berst has reported, and velopment Associates, Inc.. 4 Twelve Towns Relief Drain now ° ° ° e@imilar nonprofit Detroit. group has been completed, coordinator Will Give Away This New electricity. branch crossings are being con - Ma “a _quarter of a pound of ducted. Ta LUMBER CO. SEATCOVER | WHEELBARROW | 6. E. UTILITY F UTILITY STOOL : Easf to install $ 95 Big 34 cu. ft. $ 95 . $ 95 Alt-stee! with $ 99 3 TN iS pleased to tae clean 5 capacity tray 9 9 rubber-tipped legs 1 _ as | \X Le | [ra cet cerriel werere, | Snviniencageinter | fete" tear'sitmts ety | teen wateetom nome | (ammo Be OR present — /" Semi nied Goer tnas! | forte Renate wes ents | rae. sede sendy te | eet ga ae oes, | NL | a WASTEBASKET Soe beer Galeel (ae wheel. Cadmivm-plated boits, 425 cubic f. per minute. [> red end white finish. FOLDING — RY King Sue, / GOLF CART | a _ FACTORY een cc. | OPEN A GOODYEAR BUDGET ACCOUNT FOR $200.00 or| ~ tug. sins } . Leek ERONSTRATION / MORE DURING OUR MAY SALE AND RECEIVE ce | 44 apvon FREE A $6.49 LAWN CHAIR! | *7 | __ TEXTURE PAINT = —<— MAY SALE EXTRA | “| PURCHASE A 1956 | GENERAL ELECTRIC 10 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator AT mice DQ? SEE HOW EASILY YOUR WALLS "BECOME BRAND NEW hae B3 | with | * —— ARVON Me ready mized oll point _ AND RECEIVE THIS .BIG { creates beautiful smooth texture finishes channel . , 18-in. ROTOMATIC FREE plaster patches & other blemishes vanish A $60.00 VALUE 102,332, Come in for a free finished sample | FRIDAY, MAY 11 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P? M. OPEN SERVICE nm 9:00 P. M. ~ STORE F352 STORE HOURS: 8:30 to 5:30 30 SOUTH ~ CASS <3 Y LUMBER CO. 4 BARDWARE © COAL e BUILDING SUPPLIES a St OAKLAND BE 4-1594— ra BEES IN ITS BONNET—Three- year-old Michael Porto surveys a ‘beehive carved in the shape of a monk. The beehive, which comes from Lodz, Poland, is part of a Polish folk art exhibition at the galleries of .the Royal Water ‘ Colour Society in London. Rural Library Bill Approved | House OKs 7.5 Million Per Year to Create New| Book Sources in U.S. arnmpy pe . : WASHINGTON (INS)—The e 4 House has authorized spending | seven and one-half million dollars annually for five years for ex- pansion of library serv ices in rural areas. * * , * It has approved and sent to the! Senate a bill sponsored by Rep.| Edith Green (D-Ore}, which would a -give each state a basic allotment| of $40,000, and the Virgin Islands $10,000 The balance of the money would] be divided among the states on the| basis of rural population. | 5 Each state would submit to | | the U, 8. Commissioner of Edu- cation a plan for extension of public’ library services. . The plan could include any method for accomplishing ‘this purpose and each state would have com- plete authority in the selection of books, materials and persognel, —— ~ The House Education and Labor Committee said tesfimony on the bill disclosed there are about 27 million people in tfie U. S. who are without access to local public | hbrary services of anv kind. Of ! this group. it was stated, 90 per cent live in rural areas. J * ’ The committee added that of the approximately 3.000 counties! in the U. S.. 404 do not have a) single library and in only three, states — Delaware, Massachuselts| and “Rhode Island — does local} library service reach every resi-| dent | : ae Fights Flight by Night | LANSING ip®—The Lansing City Council has been asked to create an ordinance to prevent merchants | - from fleeing the city at night to/ duck payment of ‘taxes. City Treasurer John F. Webb told the Council! that one clothing store, which owes $2,973 in back taxes, moved its stock of clothing out at, night to keep the city from seizing | it for back taxes. ‘ ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS SEE US ABOUT TRADING YOUR . OLD MOWER LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ...... $250 Used Power Mowers for Sale Cheap’ 20% OFF ON ALL TRELLIS CLOSEOUT , Cochran Interior GLOSS PAINT ~ TY wow $300 caf SEE US FOR ALL YOUR FOUSECLEANING NEEDS BARNES HARDWARE 742 W. Huron FE 5-9101 +z EASY PARKING imated 2,000 parents and friends). rf The Chinese discovered: the art'and ice show staged May 5 at | \will attend the annua! Parent; of making ‘an oyster produce a) {Michigan State University js ex-' Despite opposition: from. non- to create a color revolution in the With Motorcars increasing rap Shopping Center ‘Weekend Saturday and Sunday at ‘pearl, during the 13th century. 'pected to bring at least $10,000 Moslems, Pakistan's coalition party home. White upholstery will be idly (there are now: poy Hondu- PP \Michigan State University. Fea - The Japanese, however, first be-|to the fund to send U.S. athletes expects to make that country an fashionable. Some of the first ras’ most pressing teed is more HINES. HOBBY HOUSE jtures of the weekend will includ gan commercializaiton 6f the idea to the Olympics. Early. returns “Islamic Federal Republic,’ chairs upholstered with silicone- atid better roads. traffic experts . 7. Saginaw the International Festival stagedjin 1890. ee acm pee yf eS / op rete anal 3 Tega AE os f i je, ate Le i : ¢ : 7 aN i ¥g salt y fi : ie ey , ¥ A & ! ‘g ] y) 3 . iv ne Sek Ah yi We gee ey aaa re Ly a, . My | | dS 78 : » Sas f . a ; 6 on AGE : THE PONTI AC PRESS TH HURSDAY,. MAY 10, 1956 TWENTY-SEV EN nee * ee ae ‘by foreign students and the eighth | . teal aaa -are still being ; ithe shops.’ Stains can be wiped Parents to Visit MSU lemmas! Engineering Exposition: $10, 000 for Olympics : lreceived from the marathon tele- White Upholstery! of this fabric leav ing the material A Y "Round Exclusiv WAST LANSING « — An esti- FAST LANSING @® — A telethon vision appeal. - | LONDON. (INS) — New British Untouched. a mare? stainproof upholstery “is expected ES Toy—-Hobby—Crafts ishowed cash on hand at .$8, 860 and Karac hi reports tigated fabric ate now reaching in Teguc jagalpa Say _ 1DEALFOR ss | make Every day MOTHER'S DAY \ MOTHER'S DAY Revlon” LA CROSSE FUTURAMA \ (92> mrttocnr ser IN GENUINE LEATHER CASE LIPST IcK CASES AND REFILLS = containing Tweezer, Cuticule DUSTING POWDER Sale Priced ct VENING IN PARIS COLOGNE And Trial Size Pertume- Sale Priced. at EcERYORY Ff SAVINGS | IDEAL FOR GIFT G “" , ELECTRIC ceive ELECTRIC SUPER mal WITH SMALL iY aT 1 ALARM Hano VIBRATOR 7 , enn ter itn She will treasure et ae okt : or i : h be fu ; —— cissor and Utility Scissors, ” ° these beoutit a — REG : 7.50 mp . ) ) . Ef and save money — for — - — . 2 Emi all you - is aes, ' 7: : : = the lipstick : ie Ea, | : 3 L , : a -; a - DERANS Sh a pue | SHARPES p 4 tea Pa MILK G EWhitman’s| | ENGLISH | ¢ o£. ony 905 CHOCOLATES § B- TOFFEE ~~ om ist sinus | [SAMPLER || TOEEE eS =. 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Square Garden, e * fo fack 6 08s Route % Tigers Win, 7-3 ‘ Washington starter Camilo Pas- his ted homer in two nights and the! cual breezed through the DetroityTigers had five runs held - hitless * «8 * | ; : : . batting er wit ult in the leave ‘em die on base."’ and in’in six times at bat Tuesday night, Rag: orders MaiNK: a) ta Their other two came in the Sth. \doing ‘so they. ran their modest belted a tremendous home run into {'St three ,innings but Harvey with one out -Kuenn walked and. victory string to two games with a\the bleachers with a man aboard Kuenn greeted him with @ serateh’ stole second as Belardi fanned. ‘single to open the 4th. —= 4 WASHINGTON w — The Detroit; his first Major League victory. He} Tigers finally have taken some gave up just five hits. classic baseball! advice: “Don't! Second, Al Kaline, . “sy 5 “The Huron Bow! team rolled this 73 triumph ver the Washington in the Sth inning. Then Kaline unloaded his 4th hem- season's high game and ‘series in Senators lastnight. . | And third, it moved the cetlar- Wayne Belardi drew a walk, 4 nH be season inlo the deep left the West Side Senior Hous 4 Eight Detroit batters became dwelling Tigers back. to within S#line hit into a force play and fee s Bs League, The five’. man squad Ray Boone lined out bat Bill | The only other Tiger bit was a bowled games of 1012, 1099, and Tuttle drew a walk, loading the | base runners and seven of them wasted single by Buddy Hicks in 987 for a series total of 3098. came around to score. You can't | striking distance of jth place. The Senators are half a game AMERICAN LEAGUE ask for much more. ahead of the Tigers and a De. | D@*es. and Frank House drilled | the ith. _Bob Kelley led the way with a N at Lent nt Behind) It was a satisfying victory in) treit victory in the final game of | * rend he ad 1 Sth caertes/|as hie Aearn won) Par: — HB Pe | Firat of all, ter field bull pen. Foytack found himsel betund points to finish the season in 2nd cenlana = ly hep RE [Paul ways. irst of all, young, the series teday would lift ‘the early, He Walked Eddie Yost, the ol . tl | sue. Tt th r Kensas Cit Sie a8 es 2a ae = distance for! Bengals “ = the basement. ' Chartie Maxwell followed with eadoff man, in-the first inning and a 7 a nice = “Dink anses City ..... 0 44° 5 er a a members of the team were Ashington : 4 re) ou 7 is . with one out Pete Runnels drove Knapp, Jay Lovett, Ed Stemmer, Detroit 2 rie. him-home on a triple. But Foytack and) Wally) Johnson. = NESDAY's. Rusuurs bore down to strike out Roy Siev- “6 « @ WEDN seat | ¢ Bow For ; 5 o oe ers and Jim Lemon lined to Kaline. | ene u ; oe Isaac Crary’s ith and 8th ~ Kansas City 4 tiny 4 \ inion S ine. grade track team defeated Red- ‘ODAY'S SCHEDULE n the otf Sievers homered into; ford Union in g dual meet, 0'»- Cleveland at New York. 1 p.m—Lemon the left field bull pen with the) 36'>. Crary won four out of me McDermott (1-0) =. en 4 , Boston ee -* heal ‘bases empty and in the 8th Run-| Parnell Clevenger, 3, Grub t HO Pascual ¢_ in| Country Club, is q regular on the fight last night. The 12-rounder was nationally |§ Clevenger | in J. Grob @ in 1 R-ER| Notre Dame golf hich : : reas Poytack 3-3, Paseual 7-7, Clevenger 6-0, re jay ua team w televised. Here one of Holman's punches glances iesee 0-0 W—Poytack 1-1. L-—Pascual| won Your of its firct five matches. Loe 3 “Nave, Umont, Berry, Honochick, | __ off Baker's shoulder ae Woy es Po “ne*'| Lieyd, a sophomore, shot a 71 in hig” first round with the Irish. | links team, | Only pomee eeteeees scheduled Patterson \ Will | £- -~ ONE HEAVYWEIGHT ELIMINATED — John Holman (left) 4th ra:king heavyweight was sup- posedly eliminated in the race for Rocky Marci- ano’s vacated crown yesterday when he lost a Takes On Archie Moore. unanimous deci ision to Bob Baker of Pittsburgh, Winner of June 8 Bout! for iio Title | * ¢- «> Tommy Watrous, son of Oakland . ‘Hills pre Al Watrows, is rated one of the leading contenders in the 4-hole Missouri Valley Conference golf championships Friday and. Saturday at Tulsa. He plays for Tribe, Bosox Score Wins**2="" NEW YORK (INS) — re with lefthanded pitchers,, 48d Detryit topped Washington, — ron's glove. la tae ton Se eace Pe dg tomeen Se igi | and Yival managers have learned 7 “ 3, im the other, | Cleveland strikeout arust’ Herb) ‘in the school’s history, made & | some ake ae aes soon, the|t@ KeeP their southpaws away from) Giant catcher Ray Kgtt doubled |Score gave up ten hits, including {favorable impression on the Michi. faltering Phillies will drop clear th Phils’ predominance of right- home two runs in the second in- ‘Yogi Berra’s %h homerun, and gan State University coaching staff ed handed power, ning Wet lie error inlilcel Tih ‘tanned only five but recorded his{/i" spring football drills, * ‘ond win in five decisions ' -The Cardinals started another |enabled the Redlegs to register! = Burt Smith, MSU line coach Bi Goodman r “d= three The Phillies haven't won a ball righty, Tom Poholsky, against ‘their 11th win in the last 13 games. lacebibe and a single fe rpece ng pesadinpeliire = == night, abd Mine The Indians squared their series tom's 13-hit assault i 1 ; ' Missourian did not permit a run- with the Yankees when they scored iChicago _pite hers pM eedbiee eal : aarp teense sete and | mer past first base as he doled | ‘af unearned run on two ninth-| gles by Jim Piersall, Don Buddin, woacer brought the imusky end to out four hits. ‘inning errors. Mickey Mantle's Sammy White and winning pitch. bin oitention June 8 with the winner fighting Archie Moore for the vacant) heavyweight title in September. The Patterson - Jackson match was signed yesterday for Madison’ Square Garden as part of the Usual, ‘Friday night radio - television (NBC) series. ° . . Unless something startling. pops out of the other elimination bouts | around the country, the Patterson-| against Moore in the fall. Of ing course, Archie still has his June) ‘against Yolande Pompey. -|percentage points of last place. It remains to be seen. how the They've won_only five in all ‘various boxing commissions will — three by Robin Roberts and | Cincinnati edged New York, 6 two-base muff of Chico Carras- e- Tommy Hurd scored three! ‘react as the tournament pro- two by Jack Meyer in reliet¢ — to 5, in another mght game. Pitts-/quel’s fly ball set the stage runs and settled the issue in the) mith Ses Yn he saw well \zresses. Perhaps New York may see while losing 12, the latest by a burgh was rained out at Milwau- (pico advanced on Gene Wood. (6th inning, Sherm Lollar_ starred! jenough te tring him up for action jin the Green and White intra-squ ling’s grounder and scored when for the White Sox with a homer, | eame, " whileds concluded’ — dim Busby hit a slow bounder double and two singles. lcamp. Stivensky, a 1952 graduate recent investigations, it is hardly Everybody knows Mayo Smith's Cleveland frimmed New York's | (0 the mound but knocked Ditmar struck out five and spac- at St. Michael, may be shifted to to be expected that the path will Quakers aren't hitting, managing American League advantage to | pitcher Tom Morgan's throw out ‘ed seven hits for his shutout over| guard when practice opens in the be calm and peaceful. only 44 hits to 65 for the opposi- 2'2 games, 6 to 5, as Boston | of first ‘baseman Moose Skow- ‘Baltimore. fall, Smith said. ltion since leaving town, but few was beating Chicago, 7 to 5, in | mona —_-—-— know why. another daylight contest, Kansas | The Phils made the first division) City’s Art Ditmar blanked Bal- Course Soaked : | last year by winning 27 of 40 de-' timore, 4 to 6, In dne night game | So Pro-AmTest ~——- | Is Canceled ey at Motor Arena Due to heavy rains which put the Red Run golf course in bad ee condition, the lone PGA pro-am tournament schedu for May 14 has been canceled. a Buddy arris and Ronnie cording to pro Frank Metzger yes- O'Berry, a pair of Pontiac fistic terday. -honefuls, re-enter the professional) Buddy's Ist outing, since he Metzger said it would be impos-, \fight picture Saturday night in two’ dropped a close, unpopular de- sible to get the course in condition outs at Detroit's Motor City| cision to Eli Leggett-in the Me; jin time for the tournament. kee and Brooklyn was washed out, at Chicago fit to recognize one champion and) 3-to-0 score the National Boxing Assn. another. Louis, With the animosities stirred up by. last night at St. oo a rt ‘Ford Favored St. Louis Open Starts | ST. LOUIS (® -— Doug Ford of{129 players include colorful. Jimmy ~ |Kiamesha Lake, N.Y, is cer tain De »maret of Kiamesha Lake; Wale ito have a tough time de fending. ter Burkemo of Franklin, Mich, ps oe pea ee heap Ed Furgol and E. J. (Dutch) Hare lis foolhardy trying to pick the 07 of St. Louis; Fred Haas Jay of Claremont, Calif.; Chandlef jman to beat him. ~ Trane | Tup* pros are shooting for the, Harper of Portsmouth, Va.; Fr Taylor of Detroit in a six- —! semi-final match. This will be | ‘Arena, | tor City ring. $5,000 first prize kad acme cliihen| ‘Stranahan of. Toledo, Ohio; an@ * Harris, no stranger to Pontiac | The aggressive lightweight has ihave been “hot” lately. |Bob Toski of Holyoke, Mass., leade Detroit Metro Golf | boxing fans, will meet Chuck been working out at Ray Monett's * © © ling money a taner in 1954, = t * “Gene Littler, whe seems to 2 za have shaken the slump which hit Mike Souchak, whe became the him after his blazing start last YEO? ’s leading money winner with year, is one. The 25-year-old Palm )!S Victory over Bolt in the Cold Springs, Calif, player. master of inial Invitation at Fort Worth, Tex the greens, won the Tournament Sunday, wil be playing at Whité : ‘of Champions at Las Vegas, Ney., Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Cary 110 days ago Middlecoff of Dalias, No.2 money | Some of the others are Jack “imner, is taking the week of. iBurke Jr., of Kiamesha Lake, the | yo Masters champion, Ted Kroll of} | ; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. who won|!” at Tuéson and Houston, Julis Bor- yards, gvm in Pontiac. Harris has com- pleted more than 100 miles of road work and sparred 75 rounds in preparation for Saturday's bout. O Berry, a welterweight re. sumes his boxing career after a six-vear layoff, He will face Jack BALTIMORE W—A signed con-"*#kizer of Toledo, Ohio, in a four-' : rounder, received today. from Air; - ‘Force Lt. Buddy Sutton provided) Included in the league's east the Baltimore Colts with enough division are Beverly Hills, Sylvan x The® Metropolitan Detroit Golf ]4th Gridder Assn. announced a 10-team circuit which will open aetivities May 27 OJ) Colts’ List with four matches scheduled The tournarhent committee is |composed of Roy Iceberg. Tex Elli- tract end ess ‘ One, Who as aso pee training at Monett's, last fought in 1950 when a cut eye brought | Sunset Country Club's par 72 4-38) course, which plays. 6,277 holds memories for Mas» iters tithst Burke, | Glen, Sunnybrook. Hillcrest and ‘candidates to field one all-military, defeat = his onty a AP Wirephoto os of Mid Pines, NC ,- leading It was in the Riverbank. tedm next season in the National tart. Prior to that he whipped CARD STAR — Detroiter Tom ‘money winner last year and Tom.| Western Open at Sunset 10 years In the west division are Brae Football League. " . oth of a Series :;be flexed with your weight —s miler John Landy may be the By PATTY BERG distributed or just a trifle more on attraction but the “kids” will bes. Putting is a highly personal part the left foot.. ‘Kings at the: 30th West Coast Re-|: of an individual's golf game, and, Your arms and hands should be jays Saturday. many professionals use varying Close, in toward -your, body = stances yith the right elbow close to your righ noes Piaciclgeoidalpsetaty hip. : * = opinion ef relays originator and ly narrowed it down to one of I try to keep my shoulders and so Jd. Flint Manner. He be- two—square or slightly open. ‘hips as sqyare as possible to the Heves the meet has been direcily -+ In the gast few years I have ‘line along which I intend the ball Tespensible for the i greatest used ee a slightly open stance to roll: This gives me a peridium-| Of many Pa mn sine greatest in my putting, While T cannot ad- like stroke with the body staying '#ck and field athletes, vocate it for all players, I cansquare at all times throughout the And with good reason, in the ‘Secrets of Better Gof "Kid's’ Hol FRESNO, on Rootes big) \Cornielius time in the reves meet. y == “oe - tends, addimeg The event, which Started as are-| Hater points to Bob Mathias, ‘too cumbersome Warmerdam, because » & Young and , Rafer champions who of the bic anything only say it has worked well and swing. 1S ] oa - Cc je Since feels the most comfortable for me. some players hit the ball oa est Oa it 1M a Oa a at Comfort at thé ball ‘is very the end of the putter, but I feel | important to a smooth and Wwell- executed putting stroke, ~ ing for the center of the putier experimental type of goal post de- In using a slightly open stance, | draw the left foot back slightly from the line of your putt. Play the balla litte olf the left heel, WWM Kt ts addressed. Your position 2! the Ball should When addressing your putt, have he fairly erect with a little bend a feeling of ease and gomfort. You: The new design. featuring a goal at _the Waist, Your knees should Should’ be ready. to hit the ball post within a goal pest US ale a sao Wwhen Vou have confidence in your used in connection with West Vir grip, stance, and your decision. as |ginia University's annual spring to the line ‘of the putt, There should intrasquad game, Coach Art Lewis uc eyes ea be no hesitation or tensing over said. the ball. Just hit it * * ~@,- (Copyright 1956) The arrangement, devised by . . ; : , ‘4 wee By A - iCharles Simmons, a wholesale | iy cores. SEANCE LA ee TTING meal dealer from Elkins, will have OSU Only Unbeaten 9 in Big 10; MSU’s Jim Sack Top Batter thing is to hit the ball at the | lunday * 6 «& HIGHLY ENDIVIDUAL ‘the goal posts imbedded behind ‘bar extended forward to the gual cline. The normal side bars on the goal will be raised an extra 20° feet into the air, with the cross bar 18 feet, 6 inches in length ' A small goal, with a width of 6 feet. 2 amehess will be centered CHICAGO uw — Ohio State, only: unbeaten-team in the Big Ten base-| ball race, also leads the league in| batting and in runs scored. | | The Buckeyes, defending cham-| pions, have a 4-0 record on a .283) batting average and with.26 runs scored, tops in the circuit. Offictal statistics released yes- terday showed runter-up Minne- sota (5-1) trailing the Bucks in batting with a .244 mark, But the | Gophers have two of the league's | four two-game winners, ‘be 10 feet hivher | * * Simmons has explained that MVC Athletes Begin Carnival TULSA. Okla ome — Golf and “ z tenms competition opens three-das Gopher’s Jerry Thomas has com- piled an earned run average of below 1.0. The. other Minnesota’ hurler sporting a 2-0 record is Rod eee nee : Oistad. Other 20 pitchers in the Missouri Valley Conference spring conference are Galen Cisco of Ohio Assume a slightly open stance sports carnival today State and Dick Vorreyer of Ih. With the arms and Hands close The track and field meet. dom , in toward the body. Bring, the inated by Oklahoma A & MI the * * «6 head and eyes slowly back to past 16 years. is set for Saturday ‘Jim Sack of Michigan State is the ball after studying the tine nots. Houston is favored to retain its the Big Ten’s*leading batter with ef ecm tennis tithe, aided by the retarn | 7 hits in 11 at bats for a 636 mark of last year's singles champion Ilis hits include three doubles and Grand Rapids John Been. ‘ » ON > which -h a triple, Minnesota, hic as A) sty (ORS ees ee pulled off five double plays. is the Amateur Files eat ai Rid Veeieoa mene lop defensive team with 976. EUS conto dts links crown but Houston — RACING — Western Entry ninnerup last Year Is a strong NEW YORK —Searching (31710) came contender on-tast tm the stretch to capture the NASHVILLE, Tenn. vw — Harold $22 500 Correction Handicap af Jamaica * * CHICAGO—sireaking $10.40 ined a Brink of Grand Rapids, Mich., will The Pidurence: mandicap Ne” } a = ‘spare, COMpe te in the .western amateur * golf play will be C4 hols over the 6.513-yard, 72 par Indian 1 Park 7H “he starti td : ~ “TINCOLN. R1I—Rockie ($4) won the Bi ti championship . Jet on Ban Hills Country Club course. Wickford Purse at Lincoln Downs : Nashville May 28 : - CAMDEN. NJ —®alaklava 2nd (5! f ty , . scored a 3-length verdict im the William Brink, whe finished in the top S t G t B fj Penn Stakes at Garden State Park 10 in last year’ s T2 hole ¢ ualify par ans ie ee ier LEXINGTON, Ky, — Un The Bit (89 60) = 1 : ‘ eas Defra ats jp ems nl in the ing at Rockport, Il, is the first Michigan State's starting line in \ ¢ : BALTIMORE Rice: Tavi sian) fame player to file an entry, the spring football game averaged is une” je 7 an ee! ae ames Other entries include Glenn 1H 195 pounds, a slight increase over SAN pean EMU Gren Vine (8 me Johnson of Grosse THe Mieh., foo the 191-pound average for the start wir a ie iclor 1] we feat 1 1 santoren Detroit amateur ehanipin ing tine during the 1955 season. - eS a SR we now in this handsome new. ° package Handsome out..de, meow inside ¢ —no woarder Cent ity G Ae alar these day! Pint . 4/5 Qt Code So #14 Code No «2 Straight Bourbon Whiskey + 86 Proof: National Dis'itlc.s Pioducts Comp. + th vs - ‘ . better results are made by aim- MORGANTOWN, W.Va. P— An-kicks :theough normal posts Would bring T point for eax | blade, However, the impertant [eee io reve n va king 1) its one- conversion and 3 points for a field r goals would be respective fy. ‘holastic » THURSDAY, MAY 1956 {7 Nhe ' fo ec Spotlight in Aes Cony mm i fara vODKA ~ given aand the United Stdex will com> CS! “But it al grammar : place on the ways will be this x Hanner con “The youngsters are the rea r a defunet automo-) son it was established... » and grew into ene of the sports carnivals, high school as rambling, might be merdam in a {e W oscasons.”" We will tart Tides rd contirnuns - never ienere Afier all. the five days. ciget nen from 1h 100 Proof e Wesel dfrem grain ® Arrow Liqucurs Corp. Valco 7, ‘= freshman this year > [hain goal other track mect eam clam h fallen In athletes wh , day omert case under present: world records “rules and with standard goal posts | Most of the 1 here live smaller and —-the t-yar good fer 2 yard high hurdles ithe best eve SAN ANTONIO Tex Seven. BU, YOU R DRE LE Til WONT ONT i: . ° 4 pete here next week in the modenn ey\ Wave: SSA\ penfatklon as a stepping stane te oe ward the Olsmpa (lanes FE SS eit Statics five fiem Bra mut aw War. (eur from: Meatco will run off the 4 Hacevert meet. The events are f Kc {| V | mast C mi the 2A00meter cross-country run } G ory 0 i rGsrer oi WOH noe fencing c08-miter iyee styl For 6 or 12 Volt Ignition Systems Hales MTT Poermeter timed frre: | Cors Trucks By es. Marine Engines til s ae ad ! 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Jumbo 47-49 seh ahead fract i. he Stee labor will pends on how seriously ® aimee civeheriit cael ¥ ” o y | . ” aly Re - lehabilitat $2.26'2; corn % ihger, May- {i *a-44. lb extra large cares Youngstown Sh ionally — but! | pensive push for its more ex Bois and ecjecens pee of 2 Tottet er, M 4 ower to '4 hig wtd avg 40. 44: eae erga al : Sheet & Tube d ve demands, eX- Ww of a Gas fired H as and installa- low May $1.4934; oats 3 ‘4 high-| Browns renee B. large 39-40" most a point dipped premium p cs particularly | oe : Relabaitedon ot Heates we 5 » 4 ' 3 u s . a " | u ~aile highes ay 6642. rye 34 ba 1s ‘Saxe 30's Gees ee Q-) An * * / which would be werkend work pLONGrsLLO® Rem one Tenet May $1.27%: co Grade © large 31" 38-41, w nong the rails, 5S | both > costly In te Ore Oe onan oral ol a preseas to 4) y $1.27%4; soybeans 1% Checks 34% 37 ‘6 ave Pe 2 ails, Santa F jboth money ¢ — rms of Partition str ot 4 higher, \ ° ns 134 | Com 45-36. “wd nnsylvania R e, lot y and in resch BAGLEY —C a new lard 10 -to. . May $3.11's, mercially gra ave 36 Rail ailroad, South plant ‘oper: scheduling. tional 1 Constructio ‘to 18 ss and tes-—Grad ailway, Balti a ern lg ations, the ae SA a) ae of an - hi cents 37-389 GG eA, far e 39- imore & Sg jadded. . the magazine nasium egress from the addi- pounds higher, May $12 a hundred 3 ore ier cs ane cate Pacific gained. traction ae mo wEN Construct Te , 9% @ jarge 39-41: ally raction- ea eaus of on of an [3 rade B, 41; med ny —— egress f additio ‘Market t large 37. ediunt | — | ioe Bi rem the Se nal ; . | well balanc eady to firm | Studebak : iTo Ten eceree real owe nerond) Saeee Grain Prices onsean tee mith firm. Supplies fal fairly slight! aker-Packard was off Pick Church Office [Board eae ihe ied (ane ae CHICAGO Maro 10 GAPS ee gee nearey eg gained eae Curtiss-Wright) WATERFORD — Th TS May 22) 1986 tsp on T street grain 1AP) eeds val and ction follow | Coane — The C a n Tuesday, Wheat — Opening RIE way of merger Ing denial, | neil, the Bo. hurch sat ers will be re May CHICAC rumors conce > ; ‘and ard of T isfactory Perf quired to tu July <2. 206 re van QR i esp jtwo companies. reruing ibe 9 )P SALES EFFORT: — Victor 0 | Waterto cones Board the Latent pence Guihelfall eavearn: “a Sep . ro oi July 27', cantile Ex (AP) —Chi selling cor F eee ictory rd Com e Al ount of the al GEO 207%. Sep 1 29's cetpts 73 change Butter cago Mer- | ; * e atest conducted y in a. recent im net munity Chure . 1 Bids: subimitt Mar +. 210', | Soybea 129% unchan Es cee re-! Ananconda Achieveme by P. 1. P woma eet at 7:30 to reh will 70%, m1 perreaiot se apa rema. ‘ f eb uy da gained * ent firn . P., local J an in the Ponti onight at th An of 30 ta ice Corn ** 211'2 May im 92 A i500 'n to ty lower; 93 ng pe es ‘ann ~ following) 8 n, brings : unior r ‘ontiac Mot | and will hol e church acceptable Bi « May Duly 2: :20 |B 87: 90 B 865. 89 C $525. AA ouncement of a ¢ ng) gratulations be’ gs an exchange of nolds an ivy pl: Motor Division f old their annual jeheck in the or locale Cer July i. * 150°. (Sep iii.” 1 | mean ete 86. $5.25. cars ni ‘product cut in copper, & tween Janis Pz of con- : y planter whict company, | officers ual election $meunt of th amount of §% tilled ‘ Healy Go 0 rion jieig, 2oee 271% gg8 steady to prices by it tain of the wi s Paquette (ef and marketed h the JA unit ve | | Bid submi @ Bid must accomp of * mesons I | oe wholesal firm: re 8 s fabrica nning tei eft), cap- ed. Priz : produce tted company ea = 4 oe ue Aa! Jaa 2 96:4) ty Inigher: buying prices septs 2440: | Wren a American Brass co rae | = ‘psig es Be and Jackie Dubay nie forts was a Sei te the winning team's of ess P edauic eile _ im art Od Specificottons for the eS ae ) batt eee te 405: 60-69 nites 70 per - er Brothers dre y 7 a J EA » eles which al digner, eaten i a PissHaeeel Bi 4 Door, M May 10, 1956 ned on or after Th above Tie Oo 66% July os 12.85, mixed 40: medium 69.9 per cent A nth23 on news »pped 14. to oe e, lop sales- : also featured another at a banquet #1 Bale to b otor Number tect, Wm _at_the office of ursday} oe og! ao Sep 13 $0 mips ae anecke 38 veure andardg, control a Pe working stock’ meal for the losers another menu item — a bean * Pontinc, Mic ars ere | and Wi Huron street Pontia: husestetan wade mh ov 13.98 urrent re- '} ne firm had U ae he i . < chigan reas also will be ntiae, Michi 5 wes ought by a Vac bec! e iS Hv = Ottices of F on file at th ay a — group of VEW C . : ay 9 10 5g | Bullde w e Detro About 90 j <= cl CHICAGO PO investors. arnival S | — Notice f : Th rs’ and Trade Corpn, an : Ww per ce ; HICAGO. Ma TATOES ets ie “Special e Board o rs’ Exchange. Gun Wome neds nt of all Ameri- rivals old droplet, (APU Pate leona | N to Ma tinee . Grade and Gra smear | right to reject ( docaion See who | acfidents strike peopl US shipments Rep Glee af: torat ew York Stock Own s for Childre 0 e a lextension vel Joslyn Avenue | aive) Toceasdcianuecraae all ana’ t6 homes Vee separate: Tetra track sales old. s "market firm, cariok (Late Mornin s an | pOOIES STER—T n s en ar To Pontiac ( oo OF EDUCATI = | BE mater russe 06 leaked 100 ny Admiral 19.5 deta DETROIT W—Studet ick Mason Po. Auxiliary of eee communication Px fase Ciarenee” Phung 3 Ray W/| of the cy ot} iDisisiet : if ——_— | plies mod arrivals 28, © ekers 40, Ait Reduction nt Tel&Tel cy} lard Col de baker-Pack- Ns ‘ ost 3908. VEW Adge No. 21, F mitiac take to. al v Marri- mtiac, Mic e Jie | ket aracavidemanal: track 98, 5 Allied C 46 Isl Crk C rp, says | ack- holding its ar W, ts 1th, .P.& AM, F notice. Th Persons inte AB. KI oe ’ | stronger mere a Se trem 1207 Jacob oul «43. 6 prodt t will stop 8 annual carni 7.30 p. m Eri May cat eseese at the roll of Tested. NG, e i j stock > : ecarlot track mar fed Strs 50 3 5 a iction at its i} auto| week thre val all ae degree 1, to confe & Y city A nent heretofo: the @pe- M Secretary. : Electronic technicians e Mo ct ee, en ere cna) mers §3 4 Ee! ptt 2 Plant in penn ver Assembly street ac ee Suan on Woodward © Sn We hood night es ‘ tng ‘Asoranor for the (purb: eee ot the ay 8, 9, 10, 1954 soe @ ortda : ornla lon Keisev # wh ate ne 4 ss from H om a i Samue} Commisst the cost : A W waxed. 50 round red, g whites! Vicoe Recne dayes 32 ile it ret ext month The 5 alback F : _b on decided st which ie e ERE ARE e lo sacks 3 4 washed a : ia ennecott ools for 1% project 5 jeld — Adv orne by & should b ve ' 0 and 4m Airline n 4 “oy 139.4) 57 p is to re | Vat Pecial ass e paid an ‘ : _ 3 Bimb Cle The production. | the alse mone ruction of essment f dj e am Can 37 Krese = $ ve compan mn. | SHE post's br mey for _ 8 Joslyn of grade and or the con-| 0 e YO H : Pp at aes 133 bOF ‘Glas 31 move pened y. announeing the) Ther dame WS In B ie! Breet to Linde Vistn At Seams en| ices ; ; ADED? bl oultr y he Sey & FI S88 Lis McN & L 163.4 rout ay, said it woul e will bea speci rie; |Linda Vista Av nde Avenue ra aceeceeaeaes . ° e @| DE ‘ a eer sie) Utne) te ine shutdov d be Matinee f al 10 am, Pt Pere arin arte haere cr an | EAMES MA aariaaaeneane If you a | DET TROIT POU m Motors * Leckh Al 2 dete own idling or childr eudn i Ao 4 east app lyn Ave-| ¥ 9, 1956, . e ire an elec! ROIT. May ULTRY 4 7 1 re 492 termined an un- and en oon Sé zg guilty t ow on fil proximate| | Be Pik RUSS Rese a) ca tech © jive peuttry ee een bald cy hte De Lene 8 C 22/|- The U number of work ay aoe Sauay Saturday driving under tt afer charge of “Novice sola my atvicenier puiia| hisband athens wi tone 6 alee e 32 ive poultry oft for No | r ws 312. Lortl! em -182 e United ers ne influe ‘otice 1 be | her of * -.» with at led years okt ® Heavy: bone’ to 10 @ 1 quality| \= ae ata) Pectiigrd >it Auto Work uor, Robe 1ence of liq- Comm! s also hereb and Mrs 3 Ross ' r fa- = ® tech least a two- H vihensae:30; lial Am Se 22 ‘Lou & N io 2\its record orkers said les L. Hail, Es Gases a ssion and y given thet | D. B. Eam Th nic4l school bac year @ 95°'% broilers © light type 4 ene 32 Mack 1 ash = 108 || s show cur . Collier Re 40, of 132 ity of Pontiac the Assessor the) Mrs. George by dear brothe . er ckground © 25. gray cro ritrveralia4 ibel 19 20 | m Smelt aaa Murti r 37/0t siden aker-P rrent oe < td. yesterd 9 lecacoiem Chia will meet 4 of the! Harvey peo McFarlane. rot .« you want m vee @ 252127 sses 24-25. B Whres|*™ Tel&Tel 18 May t OL 327 aker-Packard ; a $100 by P ay was fined Court pamber at n the Com-| Mrs lover, Mra. R rh. e ore than ' j It Caponettes arred Rocks| \™ . 14 ay D & ‘, plants tot 5 : ‘ontiac M < in said City the Muni Ress And oy Walker, ~ run-of-the-m: usta @ pa) §630-3) (4-4% lbs ka} ob 703 McG r 42 Cecil = unicipal at ty. om th micipal Roderick erson a: 2, ill job . | hens Breeder s+ 28, 1§-6) S™ Vise ‘ raw H | cil McCall pal Judge to >, 1956 e 15th da Cole. nd Mrs’ * en 39: tom urkeys, -heay A ose 14 Merck 1 | an . allum #' oi MS lel at 800 o'cloc y of| will be held uneral se you think e Market abc y type| Hac Co ams DMeraen 6 ee Conner Pl | = ime) ana satd assessment, k P M,| from the Saturday at rae * @ know- you have the © |coay rest put steady, Armco Bt! 5 Mi Lino. 524 ard ( ant, where Pz OWI: | .Geood a place opportuhity at whieh Home Sparks-Grit 2 P. @ ofthe es take save te 5 el eone aD (trecat gen Heavy morning) Mime Ck 5h Mois Ren Ota w pails are assemble a ack Sers ea ing! and ra = clean used cloth Let elystepmny hity, will be stven| eificatipe Dr. aia ees : t unique : supplies of h nerally slow yi Arms Ck 332 Monsen Ch My orce of MAS S Bar : usehold - WoO 6 056 ount Park erment {n Be: * . e inthe “t ; e opportunity for a very ens more th Lib- |Atehison 332 Mont W 435 about 7.000 , Bargain Be articles at t 08 will I Cemetery. rry ronics field tod @ some i sclactadsdamacacel adequate At! Cst 170.4 Mot ard ao ——— To the vict 8 ox, Jr. Le Yi he b>: Griffin in state at MF. Eames * @ Then dou’ ay... ae mstancea’ the m nd. although im./At! Line 6% iM or Pd nan = _ ctors go the Shop in Bi ' ague's Resal ADA R -FV fin Puneral the @perks- * j you'll be head i e im aises were sh more desirable ba Refin az otor Wheel eck St | And so it e spoils a rmingham Sate ANS. - | HAMMOND, Home re a e@ Fright direction i ied in the @ Pryers in fair d short of requi me- |Aveo Mig ; Motorola ns otate Em | was last > ward, MI 4-453 , 465 8. Wood- | City Clerk Gart’ May @ 1986." ® ion if you wri clearing emand with rements. {Balt & O 62 Mueller B 462 p oyes H six triumph. night when 528 = May 10 ‘8 rfteld, 28 AR’ * @ today for an i write us Satad readily. A fal Barred Rocks ,Bend thio 824 Murr r 39 3 onored phant membe —Adv Tatice 6 Orion, age Flint “St.. La interview Oy eritied force ponett mite Batred (Recks | ee ccercn ne Murray Co 003 LAPEER Junior Achie vers of the _ “Siwani of Special A Mrs. Geo! “: ger lee * e@ We'll tell * rkeys tn only f es Tom and nq@ |Benquet 2 N Binc Ad EE — Miss Ch d vevement fir 5 hs Spee s day at P Sidewalk asessnvent, | Leo F rge H.- Kitele * of * you about ~ air movement hen fieth Steel fl ls comb and a arictisl Hol ch m P.LP. sat! Speedway brit ‘ontiac M-5 on South Si ot 1 core pt g yand Mrs, * e@ Program—in a new -— : Boe _1s74 Nat Dair 484 Mrs. My ol- icken di Bal iy y, bring the - M-59 Avenue. ide Aubui | 1 be held Sa ‘uneral-servi acom e yp tre... 002 8 y.. 391 the L rs. Myrtle Demps the table nners. Ac ifying s family; rm oa turday, M oe ! fam pany world CHICAGO Boh _ga3 Nat Gyps 1 apeer S mpsey of ible half Across start 1:30 qual- > m. from . May 12 e ous | for stab: CHICAC 30 POULTR n Alum os4 N . $97 State H yo all a doze : 83. p To Mr Fot Home a Allen’ . at lity e@ st iO, May 9 Y Bond 8 ag 4 Nat Lead ing Sc ome and their f ven othe 00 p.t * m., race ok otheringha with Or s. Puneral — and les y. growth eady on (AP) Liv trs 15 sooo 61 hool Train- orks int rs put m., Sur s at tty. Winifred itham, Bessie ~ officiati Mont e adgership. You’ e@ stead nens aoe ive poulutry, Borden 3 were an ain nto a far dif 1, May 13 tetere Giriidel aad’ tos Koreryn- | ar ng. Inter liver ~™ chance } - You'll have a sey cnc epenets young stock. fully were w 61 . 82 ployes h nong the 21 e |—beans, star different fare . AO Sse cacaie taka Latins a1 te all person. cen Cemetery ment in Eve e 0 see what th “ee ‘Tuesday tes: receipts in a oo Warner 456 412 onored {fo «l em- , Stark and unfs are Rumma e Special As ce That the oe will Me in Mr. Ham np ect offets is proij- fob. payi iti Googe! - ise 6c coops Rtieas Mtg 22 33; More of r 40 year | The. BuanCy it ge sale. Kirk ine mpecst Aseteeoe rs nee roll of Puneral ue) Gt thank @ cnc you in grow higher. H ne prices 8. 106.008 Ibs; Bris My 74 + service t s e, contrast wi : ake H im the Hills. °°! y Assessor fo ofore made| Home, Lak e Allen's sibilities, s. th pos- © r. light h unchanged s My Ar] 704 rec lo the was ‘ ouse) W ills. raving that for the pur | Wcks. M # Orion alary . fryer ens 165- te .\4 frun Ra ent b State at the fa provided 1. - Lon P the C ' part’ of pose of AY 0. ‘ ® ic y and com: s 24-245 195 b a ike 10 924 anquet a act that d by Hills g Lake Rd. Commis the ¢o 565 M 1986, JO paid benefi pany- © sites old roost roilers ory (Judd C in Lansi at the ct ; . May 11 Rd..| and & sion decided st which ayer Ct. HN LOUIS. * e poe Sian under hea ers 18-16. ca sy S yo NWSt Airline s¢z Was the M ng. Sponso: marked uicken-eate . 9-2 , Sa ee ee] cement foid| #2: beloved Lake Orion, 5 Write, pivi my bya ee EO igh ee Mes | 2 arroughs 411 Ohio Ot e 164 As ichigan Stat r up the highest rs oR —Ady, | construction oe cial asseasment f aid | Hicks: @ husband of ace * é e , Biving age, ed ns. turkeys unquot Ib] Calumet & HO 14 Owen a Assn. ec Employe recent sal st score in ummage le. the 8 ft concret ‘or the! men ear father of Daisy Lee> «| i and experi , education ® quoted). comp 8 6 snlai 7% $ ales conte a Luth sa Sai rast outh side of e sidewalk | mer Marry "ae *- fence to: oup 9p ww ele P.LP st during autheran Cl nt Joh om the ra of Auburn Hjalme » , Haro! » Here ' e : Dry P El. 52 LP. memt 1g which 1urch, n's Park st Hne of Avenue) r, and’ Wt ferbert, ° Nelson O e Waterford Ma a y 16 an A W At 4 nbers sold 1 8 to 12 87 Hill rk Bubdivt Lot 2 EB Mazel Da arian Hick se 5 y . Pac Pa r > 186 in a sold ivy pl 12 St.. Sat, from_R ston to Sew ast Bide! M vis, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. * rt @ (A), IE Heyer, Dept. 900 ° n Wa ' Sn SEES F year-end ° y planters ussell Bt ant Street rs. Helen Hilda W . IBM Military P Pe. H 5 ives ery ih pSaeed ae aig FOO Ma k d ‘‘clearanc 5 Ady | 10) uast aid reet to-east Ii and| Mrs Melon Shopire. M eeden, * ’ e Div. Ki Military Products © earing o T ? 9S Carrier Cp Park ct 325 r et Oo | The e sale.’ Rw i. dv.iin my de Park Bub, ne of Lot! Py i, and Mr rs. Helma * iS n ‘ s n. a avs Darke De eni top un mmage office fo: is now a | er dear & Herm t gston, New York. ¢ Char heft Count Cater a Le ean Jc re ORTONVILLE P ng |tiac Re ica, -half of the Pon- tional ice ee First Congrega Peat We is six’ borer Inspection tie | — ur brother of Mr rae ; i APryer hes ? > *~ 5 shoe, F > misste ve | © 6. Fun i ved in an auto the Ds & Ohio 6472 Pepsi Cola... 8 Food Cen = gs The Mode 'was heade sion sponsored {i Sat. morni ri., 6 to 8 of Pontiag’ and the Assessor ‘e that? ne May 12 hey eohebd eral » IN 8 hef r r rm, n p. f thi TERNATIONAL in which foup wheel eft April Giimax a aaa friser “0384 day thi on South street h 1 ciso | led by Janis Paquett & 8 to 12. jae of Pontioe sill meet i the Ro Sel al Parl ee ‘hen { BUSINESS M *werp st els and t CHLieeee i elps D7 5 rough = Satui : ere s the cc tte who ON —Adv. '0 ces cit e Muniet nis- | Leonard B ome with = ACHINES stolen, Jack W "ha welt. Ere Ha te . 64 the Le urday. Fo | wor ympany’s t avy Mothers’ ise ct a. the 15th 4 pal Court) en ruder officiat Rey. * CORPORAT of 1004 B : . Rivers AL iss Cciay aneritcee 283 «Launder and — rmerly| Woman. The lo op siles- 98 W rumma Oe ee ay of May! weitere En ae ina. Inter- * 10N oston S " : rol 12) Phi or co i! : and Bor sing tea Huror gé sale view sald a clock P M tarford ark Cemet A e ship yesterday t, Ms aterford Fee n~ 8. [rots Palm aes Bhibelaen : 3 Market the store ha ae Food by Jackie Dubay. m was head- 8nd 12th, 1, Fri. and Sat. rth epg \ace isesoandeste wl mien ues pete at ey | a will lie fe a Calle Aeetenets tion before nes ST nee 3 prect& a ti vanes and is now ow a changed! Financed by it If —Adv Deied Mere. 196 scores cae Or iewnCaTER. nmi assed . i] ar se 2 rd , . roct r ihe g ‘ : eran ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS : Judge Cecil NeCitce Munieipal , Con File a . Pull As G 1064 ern Borst and Jame ne : by La- quet also featured Ae the ban- pail. fay pees» inliaBland ad WO Gon = ee! eTeR May a 1 a — =e TIME EQUIPMENT | SL - on N Gas. % Pute Oll |. 4 _ SAEE LMOCE jtion of ne pres E 5-942 or AD er of Kath e 65: dea " oa Fe RC 1. 404 —__—___— : of gifts t nta-! 40 AR FVAN MeWhorte erine and fo 4 e om | 2ivers was bk Concur Pow aa ICA ——_ | 1 sponsor . : r MA 5-40 ‘S. b rt, two si Enchel HITARY PROD @ rai yound over for ConPwpt 45 .a Repuh Btl * 453 . ey, R. T s F. E. Map a City Clerk| tethers alec gelatslandutwoc eeeoe0ee ucTs @ gnment Mond r ar-|ConPoepf tog 4 Rex Druce 47 Liv Pite Sheardy and J —Adv s May 10. 56! service will be survive Puneral * eee0e ‘County ay in Oak lcont B 45 1994 Rev Met! 97 estock |Pitchford, o| ye ud BOM Rumma Notice of S 1 at opm eid) Priday Mas - elelelele Circuit Court akland! cont Bek a «Rey Tob art! DETROIT LIVE : lgtaft) { the Pontiac M 11, Ore ge sale, 3 to 8 Side { Special Assessmne Puneral Home from the lirxts é - ; under $100 bord set b and freed ‘Cont can aq Rok 8 iB 832 psDETROI Th ee Motor * rchard Lk. Com p. m. May dewalk on the North srmnent. | : Writon Jap bis 7 Ware ° a id set by Mc mt... 11 Safeway § ayo ents LO ay (AP) — | — : m. Church. Hazel Be : Sic n Oak ne. Int e y McCallum. Gant ae +» $23 st Ree Pay . 496 eens or a Wot extablianed, aeking. 25 —————————————— avn _ Sent Avenue, ide of Bherute aah cane rece * rt : aad , 5,0 2 ing 35° — Adv o James WI! rkby Fy Mate = eu iss wr Bs meee i 333 steady Peenanie 150. Mark Busi Rummage sal and to sil Se teaae Frank R_ Walte WHITE wneral Hom a the * aac D Ue 271 ‘See IRR qa theers y. Compared et mosi! $$ 9 to 5, e, May 11 thee That th ona interested. tak i M MAY 10, 19 eee D © on ree Eri 7] Rhett ane 31 Uneven =n heifers beet Thureday, oles 2012 Cass Lake Rd and 12, sessment natetetors ee Special ee plage py eid se ee . THOMAS ne hd “1 ye ae fas 454 Simr aH pay Outiet for ut generally st ely activ —Ad exessor tor e made by the C 4 M loved - son ake Rd. * eli oit I d = bee Che ied Binclair O° $52 % See oa, ee weak narrow Thre — Rummage sale V. that ‘nart of Ae) porboe: al aerate | prctinae of Beaaaen whe” and * At . 4 Ison Ow eae a7 A Bye nv Moo? ab ! ietely active ball i" anners aoar mostly ers. _ Pontiac area. truck d Lake Orion, Fri - Youth Center ee decided cosy wale the Con | David ena Noe esevken ann indicated divi : Du Pont 2192 Sou Re meiageo cents) loner ady ta weak bulls fully ro share ial tolalnniias veers » Fri and Sat. - = Leer sin doecament ctor ihe seen after 7 vas may be 6 : . ividend Foust Kod S11 @peres sy bon. seedy. | eLOrker sand s fully of drivi a total of 22 year as De Ady ne cen of § ft ment for the Purstey Panerai Priday thee Vv . -of $1.5 : ee ee aa 6 Sberry R 125. steers 20 bulk mostly -« feeders ng wither 22 years . mn the north siden cenceatenuliewal arraucel eral Home he. vields better than 5% at 1.80 this stock \e oy sao vag 1RA high” coe, tots mostly “choice eq WFTE among 13 ent Burroughs Gets C roe hetween" Jeosie ‘Rtceet sieves, eter “bythe Pura announced ic od. a P iFErie RRP s . 4 . ) 7 bu $-1173 roe joads 19 honore enue f reet and ome rsi price. c at present market iF | - z as aa) 5 a4 ON Ind 1? bul Roo fed steers ppp a 22 00 by Associated Tri red Ae safety to Build M ontract '° %° ia jor ne 102 and Id es ont] @nant A sley Punera) a : Bock: Mor Ke a4 oll ne 301 Beit mute tls high, Roles steers 1650-18 00. at a recent banq! ick Lines. Ine I issile ‘Brain’ ne eels Insnection Hissin ump ottise Whiten Hoye JARVIS, i507 ~ C Pirestone “ Ohio Fa itera 26600 laud chore: he : 1 ids let in Gr DETROI natty Ms CAR) Oat heft scaled aad bot Met Ue | as omplete i Food M 19 & wise ang 1925. limit load choice &9 and 899 |) and Rap- - 201T up—An A : Temmtestan and 1) ny given that the Wright ghem). Widow of merty ~~" neestment Servt Pera ict se Al as ore 666-008 1b fed Kellers Oe 1 ib heifers The , tract to de ip Force Gan siieel Goan ne Assesnor of the! et wre eee of George" | | , ; OerLice Freep fn bad Sn O11 eee Ubilite ecm neliers hes and choice : tno ine dt 5 ae evelop an elec mE nietpal Court i" ei pacer 8s the Meu | Donald ts Edward C Clarence “p+ | C. J. N Fret nat “eva Butter Sm Ree eee ee eta at ibe tamsonee mm lretae comn ght Me maser o ssltes) Geencares ae Cart. Mee ten St, eae. ay Co oath a -16 un bal hey! . ley Bde a varies T missiles as ‘antral og 5 te rev “4 at 890 v’elork® | } aati Jeoree Bennett ) ; ° ephler Co A Drviam ABP Tecan Ga, ose iarad ane Hare? epee Ee it seven years, and i e romb- spac les as they soar int BS nU ss Nae a niece cecensment at eerey Soe ‘titer’ “ot M j |p ten Fiec 18. Tex ay tt lghtecient (ers) most nie down nter, fiv¢ years id John Car. e Was announce Wy Outer hee ven all person: enportunity @ i MJarvig. Jr. fers & Benn 818 Co Ld jen Feds 2 ae aE aie ae reas tes Be y 1000-12 60, te a years. Altoge Burr winced yester beat vy interested te Friday et Service w mmunity N x 8 on rom: P 145 sm and comme ) down, late ip 135 he gether the roughs © s rday by Teated NM » be Rail pm. from i) be * ational Ba ten Mill : Tim 4 Ata all jots choi retal bulls va bulk ave drive ae : orp ’ \ ls ny ® 1996 © Puneral the Manley nk Bidg ten Moto ny ik R Bear stock ste voice 518 It 1750.15 59 Miles with n 39 mill The first w O 6993 : and. Birmi Home, 183 — r : 7 9 oe ee Aor Ma 386 io er calves > and 465 | ithout an z ton models are Rose} neham. 1 Oak«- Hours 8:30 to 4:30 FE 2-9119 PE Gen esr 5 a Tia ‘arer zi 1 ae ere che sae eapetil 21.00 yy ne ace fis “nt. struetion lan a are under con ADA R ay ANA x erene Park pean bala homanat mi a : Gen Tes . 5 Gee It sii sioc kera a aed chat ce 600-70 food i» 2000 ©6Frank R. Chapel, las one that w wil citric brain such 4 y clerk > fee 3 = = ten Tire . 2 Un rwod AG alven_s. j io yeariing tif i ye forn At é ill guide ; ax 10. 38 = ea : if Goenet **. ga, U7 Carbide 7 about alable 25 ac resident, rer Pon. AY digg ™ . the ne Notice : = h _—__ . goer ag, UP 128 ¥ steady. € Today's ‘nt, has b Issile in its 5 ty of Snecial e Ponti . = . . Joodrich Gin ac Vealers is ompared | marker inurl een appointe flight its 9.000 Side al Assexame { ac Pre : - = an | 5 on ee 7 , Unt re ao 108 iaee “ood He or ee Rel eet j acer “) nev ae i danions man: “ue c Ca ‘ puter Pau pOtuns said the lee paategs oa ee East or a FOR WA NT a : rah Sone He aciy m »ply Fb otce 26 O0-; tea ysle . ager © 7 rr OW : oe ie i 2 ida * » 4 - He it “he 4 L tere Bria ah few indi ia a Bie Sree jumited ee ac - sler plant in Kokon n close. « ould) direct: the m ee Ta A Root: | D : aus : Siete mo ties oe semmetcal wpe eer moat wie eet according to Plant \ Me ac nouch to a target z ans Neraued Lacklin and to al IAL. FE 2-8 = 1G Sea 77 UR Bh 2a rica erase Coscia d ty and James R. Cyphe ant Manager accomplish its vet area “to Toll of the al teke notes) That the! : 181 ie ult oil ye Wel Gb oer sat ae utility’ wires 12 00-18 N0 low util Naar: pner. The : purpose,” ee ARE ne Special Assessment t the From 8 fooker FL. 14 2a Bice $4. many below y active, 1209-1 cull and ciated with : computer purpose ye the City Assesso ereto-t a.m. to § ‘ f} t niland : sy Toh . a0 1 Shrep | Sal a a0 N16 66 uoesinee) 13a. h h the .carporatic speed and Cancontralmlte fen ; of defrayine thet r for the p.m. “Mm OC Tt atl Rual 8 J mam V oatable 25 ” nt , a é A ane mee : ihe - whict r = net mart af th All yscounts teduer . m1 * arn BP} 147 Penman y ui : a ; oda marke badeenecupe " for meriv served as ord wan ction of the missile mora he Bid Ne uss ation ter ited area iaateaaren be re Ing ar a4 eat Unt 23 arirrice fichly : iY eel : ~Sisep 7 . € Ge TIN wh Be » seaement fn : arne hy special as Pres ate , leleng car erg Weste A nee Higher lamba tine Giri oa ite r Plant, He is a ts i tthe kekomn tot eke . Chanvesa nec: tergeen Oe ons des neal aintin wee ald aatibly 1. Re Oeste & Bi nbs 2 inalvincas Hee ator . 3 8 WS 115 eetlye. strong is fairly active ener DereAcs sales soared to 81 1 Fae iH} be s OO of 565. Mayer C Vert Type ee repincement | Was ee ee Co 14 felt 66 trong to 35 hig mostly 25 t Nhelters bocce. St the 7) {io 821F 417 805 : ~ at 2 p ayer Ct, Rem 2 1600 LP nt, £ and 2 Head- fa 2. No sale bie ul Se pelos pee a ener balls belive eel, 435,18 for the sare | iaa HET Can the Flumer m. Saturday, fr “gp Existing Brick 8 e td and asked Vt 12 fon about ieeac and terdese tee . a ihensac Me ith | jumerfelt © Funeral H IM. The Plans ar urface 91 ° 202 |b st vy los el Li Us LA wairial y ey vitae art a8 Aye , - quarters B 0 $ Wenieves | res 2400 for ah ee eee wee | priine tery th i Otlawa Park Co Wie ane Ch x prcifications for the BOX REPLIES 475 Ib 2 iree inad t highest MT icks 3 "Me or d ein off! : | nce ne eer chest ir = comptes 6 : O nvade Store Reoeete crane nada mone os ne 1300. Land grocery. of former farmer.®, 2°" as uk bar ohtalmas’ by wn At 10 a. m. Tod , verlo k ’ holes aha NER Noe on 1,509 ib aa \ operator, and mie cee Ten 1910-90 ee akin there we ay e ok Cash Regist ib 21 50-23 anhTime strers Ge ote mastition) (ap Gh eres, Ps id County goed cor efunded tpon Prisha sae whfeh | the P. re replies «t A Con gister 21 38 acca to oft choice undels ino f° the » Sat his home yest died suddenly ot. 0"! ton wit aire arn) ty : ress office in the ne store w merce Township variet Hey aes tL aly Sua at Tt Hebd Eos 511 a : < ee he forme — ‘ rday Us ne heck or Bid allowing boxes: — as ente ety hei fe 23700 most ed steers ° oy T- Hh le pnitial quart ce fie AST Jakland . ; arrount of the A s than § ! ¥ Oa red last i Ts 19 00-2 chotce ut , not = lex chairma er Road Commis: eat Cont quired wit! ch proposal will he of 6, q Weeks \P IE 771) Ip L [: S ean d€ounty Sheriff's ae atin ood = op Oe held above fhe pen ine earning approanm at ene ; his wife ie oner Is survived bette cine faith sae nel a i ice 28 ane 22, 3, 25, ut thieves puties canne d commere ce 1700-19 00 Peiad th tlod wereld nthe Jan uary- He » Dinsy Lee : a ie ae NeacrNipn caine to be sub 78, 79, 58, 58, 60, 62 $17 in th appareph rs iand cutt ial cows 1128-13 al business derived from. cx larry of. Fr Keven sons pelructione tae chic ire etipdiated (in us { 53, 76. 7 , 62, 69, , e cash y missed Hy and Ucom Merce ean =| 10 ON tor I ostoria, Tf Nastepe ame inehoral. en) cejeek Ses >. 78, OL, 99, IL Qu ality Clot sh register 500d and : nereial bry! most! NEW ca Oxford, Hor . erman of ine IRD: rs ve tle felt = te L r, \ lothes «+ Easy C The own to com choice vealers 2 ts 14 60-16 90 YORK «INS mer. af Chir A ponals, and (a relect any of —_. a: 40 »¥ redit c er, Arthur \ and ammercial 12 00 oad 22 00-28 HO ne Grste NS) — Col ; Drayton Pl io, Harold of ie pene waite defect i _ —_: | ‘ooley Lak Marohn, 775 Foc) 4as-se6 ne eee vf eome tar ones watt inipia Bose ; lains, Hert 2 e fecrira Bi the © 5 in sstinaeetihasettieadtienetis . —_—_ : : e Rd . TT) yeariin 550 |b at ® medium | of rT the quart reel ige fey. lela WDE trhert of Water ¥ Order of cits _ Card f —_ inexpe’ td. reported se Ralatl stock steel eer calves Pe ee sea ae paige IF . Hialmer of T ater of the Comm = o Tha k Z 8 N Siv +3 several atable tT. 160-18 and‘ mon: st equal to 60 Mar-h 7) of Toledo “A : A iasion . n s 1 orth Sagi nsive artiche Al activ sheep’ 700 0 67 hare Th 49 cents Harlan ledo. Chuo anc : J pas La yANS ae | i inaw St were oe ictes ot clothi ctive, mosti 700: siaught ‘ 7 or §3 is compared #@it! A con n oof Helly tuo and ; WE WISH Pa Pay! 9 reet | missin Th ing |!t¥ consid y around bo hig er lambs Fame cents @ cor @ith saga. rs. Wl ¥, five dang LEWIS M frienda a TO THA : oh tered th +f e &tore w | good usideréd: slaught igher, quai- lishe period last ve .mon share. ih tt s Havel Davis : ughters SM a Rr ee a ds and neighb NK OUR et ” Ch a ; : rouvh a as eN-! do and choice er sheep st u “om new ar. Revenu ie Pilde is of Pontiac— 2 Cite Ene ves for th Ors and pat . n (down 24 25 shorn | eady, *#ainst 7 record at ies estab ilda Weede acy Mrs E Emenee pressions eir man réla- ] l OUNTS ® EASY CRED es he said.- “open site win.) with fee latter vice tor 161 > months OUR oe in’ (the 8.406.063. 8 Sticlentshn - n t Oxford) Ores SATE ORL MICHI May 10 56) ee ereenee ox: t © bell. Lillia andy Cam, Lal . und 110 | 590-1809 ative ) Ope pulation of I a siste™ Mr To nor | tera in Gregory a Ps : A : . = i rhaics Ib ayer ith anme Jpened for 14 Jodsaon rs. Dor Pr wn. fath | ora. nd daug' Gas . F shorp -ala: ages go 50° cu! April 22 ir settlomen B and A in tt A er of a8 We aera oe pl accel . ' augh cull to 22, 183 nentaon | ther, Joat | Slpedr een filed it child | WL SES . = 4 ‘ ms = . ) phiet sees tout oo of 10,000 sae heads populate WU Lie ae a Vth mab Hicks fot the Sree pee eourt| thanks yaaa Ton Errano cogs a i }, : f oe ane ; i 1 2 . ie it .whereabout xf €. ; : . : er tents by ni ial | ts hildren anc Sie are 4S an the ' om are GeERcs 1 ea cerritions precio pels \ Hi J musntlall, o¢ . ‘peat. grat te, tec ope nome | r DULL AS at Rrand-"olaces said chig ieusa (ee eps ines ighde’ and (neighbors. * Cm hi eae shou ri SS ey — 7 ay jutjediction of wel faa Rev. cei y ona a4 So Se” Tea aed eee ane of- the : j ay cur frecend fo ne te Kiel ong ee avers i¢ people of the it Mrs Geetgh). Mameaee ue a ee ig ee Ley da re . amy ye ; « ¢ Edward Gomhmer, pton and . \ { eee | ; * : ; 3 ‘ de bs > . TIE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 10.1956 et oo . ~ Help Wanted Male 6) Funeral Directors PPP PPE PAPE LOL OO arr ala GROUN EXPERIENCED COOK: NIGHT moure. familiar with broiler & orders . Club experience. Write Pontiac Press Box 22. MEPSRIENCED SALESMEN © rested in jeans ® ire heating ton, _£ 4 EXPERIFNCED MAN TO WC WORK lYuamber vard and drive truck for deliveries Must have chaut- ~ feur's license and furnish recom- f mendations. Do not apply unless Co 1e40 Cooley Lake Rd- ME on. Drayton 7 aE _ ee water ford be | ae KIRK RB R — Donelac 1 ee FORD MOTOR CO. FUNERAL HOME ambulance Service Plane o1 | FE 2-8378 & : 3 i : : Cemetery — Lots . WHITE CHAPEL — TWO. THREE Or six graves excellent buys. 3-2167. Help Wanted md Top Grade Toolmaker 8c Ls familiar with process | EXPERIENCE.:. | dd nthe bof (Body -in- white, chassis, final assembly, trim cut come = and sr — ves off = to oller | trning hale to/ Homer Warren, CE SERVICE MAN AND pees ALERT ss TT ME" ATTEN TION Men wanted for outside work. Apply 1064 W. Hu- ron,. between 10:30 and 12:00 i-selary, full time — e. BUSY SEA Foca japoat JU8T Cd bt S| South ae GEneva 8-8593 abn? yee onty. aes M orp ld No “ela or oe a ave ay ape diploma. *Outeide. tereting work ey LL Cirle COUNTER HELP For a Dep't. Experience hot ‘HOUSE. TO HOUSE —Diomeker tandem tractors * =e tin Flint, ‘or wor! ae —o ‘Detroiy area Must 118_ Indianwood Rd. 7 ©f MACHINIST LATHER, PLANER & TON SPECIAL TOOLS North “Suburbs of De- it ‘MAN BETWEEN T shep rong “backsTOu sob wilt rcv considerable customer contact and some travel, Your reply must be th your own handwriting; Box 89,: EXPERIENCED | SF SERVICE & cr Sis: ie exp. Apply at Bob Adams Shell, 120 Hunter Blvd. Birming- _ Mich. No phone calls ~— DIE MAKERS MUST HAVE JOURNEYMAN CARD L BE RS OF EXPERIENCE CENTRAL. Tool & Die Co. : | MECHANIC DESIGNERS | CHECKERS Automation Spec. Mach'y ~CEdar 3-3495 114 S. Woodward Birmingham, Mich. _ Die Makers Planer -BRATTON TOOL & DIE) re ae _ LINCOLN DIVISION at opiay located in Dearborn to Locate in * NOVI ay in 1957 Don't Delay i | | lx ization. Write Pontiac Press _Box 30. WANTED: SALES EXECUTIVE/ ul Help Wanted Male. 6 Top Grade Toolmaker Prefer trade school graduate. Must be famiiliar with processin; starting pay and fine opportunity for man with ambiiica Gnd drive to progress with growing organ- * $1,000 @- month class Able to di:! rect sale. otganization. Box 36,— __ Pontiac Press | ED A GooD AVERAGE, secon fellow to train Jor asstst- att} sale: manager in Poutiac for | old, well-established firm of con- | tractors Speelalizing om residing and re-fwofine of home Experi- | ence pot necessary dust qualify | for honesty, sincerity, willingness | ‘Eo work and learn the business See Mr Thomas between #@ and _!0 am el Riker Bullding Help Wanted Female — ‘7 A NEED, 59 MEN. WOMEN |A BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED | | ARE YOU | BAKERY SALES OIL. OVEH 20 sean on WOMAN LIVING IN THE (BABYSITTER WANTED 3 DAYS | i fixes pociicne now Gpen | are to be filled prior to, moving to Novi, PROCESS ENGINEERS and sew ) Production Equipment Designers (Body fixture experience | desirable. ) APPEY SALARIED PERSONNEL LINCOLN DIVISION Gate 12—Schaefer Rd. Rouge Plant, Dearborn Open 8 :30,to 5-00 or Call LUzon 1-4600 Extension 7367-8 or 9 - for Further Information ¥ FARMER, TOP MAN ON CROPS. hay, etc Must know farm ma- chinery and be jocal man, No out of stale men nee. apply Family | man middie aged preferred eee ob, good ralary Home furnis: Stoney Acres Parm, Gishalt Turret . Lathe Oper ° NIGHT Floor Tipector Job Set. a Man DAYS Machine Repair Maintenance Man AYS MUST BE LIC ELECTRICIAN | not apply unless you are pely experienced and capable of | orking with precision aircraft oe PHONE CALLS 4 _ EMPLOY OFFICE. CLOSED’ BAT. DANIELS MEG, CO, __26T7 Orchard Lake Rd 10 yrs. making §3 to $5 dollars | _an_hour. Box 58 Pontiac Press. INSPECTOR Experienced in setting up and checking close tolerance parts on ‘surface plate C MANUFACTURING CO Lake Orion Boring Mill experience required tn both tool & Job shop machin- ing. Long pia bi Contract. Mr er, Yates Machine Works, 15 ain Street, HRoches- _ter, Mich _ 25 and 45...with restaurant ex- perience, to cook and manage restaurant department in variety store. Good salary and bonus, plus other ‘Benefits. Apply Mr erg, Neisner Bros, 42 N Saxi- naw JIG AND FIXTURES BUILDERS, experienced FE 0518 = |MARRIED MAN FOR LOCAL TER- ritory needed at once. Route or retail exp. preferred but mot nec- essary. Good character. employ- ment record @nd car nenes race $190 and up, weekly sppartunyy 80 to start. Cail Ful _FE 22318 — MANAGEMENT TRAINEES BLEAC H | | t { t } | L GOOD SALARY CALI FE 2-522 a SATISFIFD WITH your present family income? Why Moet let your ability supplement the Income by doing pleasant con- ! tack work THE AVON WAY eae) ham information cail FE 4-4668 Day work only Anderson Hake | i24 Wo ol4 Mile Bgham MI 4- m4 per week 2 children Live in or own tran:portation Call after 5 30) or al] day Saturday OR 34903 BEAU 1 YOR ERATOR: | Must be experiences ;e 5 Saher aay | _for the right girl Hk MINGIHAM | SW SUA TEES - SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT 2 4, 1 SECRETARY TO RECREATION DIRECTOR EX- | eee TYPIST - RECEP. PAINTING AND WALLPAPER RE- | _ Proofing. Li 1 TIATIVE AND BE CAPABLE aa ASSUMING A VARIETY OF ae SPONSIBILITIES Z HR WORK mE ate TR AQT, EXPERIENCE. ND RECOM- MENDATIONS a “PONTIAC PRESS BOX 14 “SEC ik ETARY MUST POSSESS IN HOSPITALT- 1 zy . = - ie, Se C i —— | CARPENTER WORK ALL KINDS Ft GOR _fANDING. LAYING FIN Jarge. Free trmates Ph OR | Sod tL AT one Kitchen & CECERCUTS FE) ler Perri AL WIRING. LICENSED (pabenie NCEDY MEC HANIC ON auto and trucks with complete set of foots Wants permanent JOHN TAYLO NSFD smaloy ment Pontiac Press Box) Je] OOR ( oe RQ R AC cEnert | Pit terior ana Interior FE 86-3382 “peat 491 Central FE tering and tile work FF 42290 FE 81014 FE #1400 , GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL | | 353.8 E 2-301 _FE 2-8046 |HOUSE | VING, FULLY _ equipped FE ren LA Young, | JOS FLEMING FLOO! LAYING | ae fnishing. 185 Edison | Pr 2. ae Murray FF 2-8657 LAYING-SANDING-FINISHING | a _ _ EXPERIENCED = MAN = WANTS 2419 cr : |) nom work ax masons help or laborer. | — Ane Ong es FE: 28508 i ERE ve © ESTIMATES - “CAR LEE TRENC HING SERVICE Septic banks completely installed tPENTRY, E 2- B552 inet work, ode jobs | 8-2028 cr FE 5-8261, dav ot night | Footings dirt removed. sand and | \IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR | gravel MAple 5-0486 ; someone to mow and eare for, M asonry & iC ement RN ‘ork your IAwn this summer give me a | - T CC THOMPSON ring P*one F@) 5.5535 after §5 pom | 4805 Fenimore _FE 5-539. Light carpentry Also TV anten-; space? Cabinet? call J. De | — has installed FR 9.1244 _| Witt FE 5-5914 MUNICIPAL MAN. DIVERSIFIED EXP AVAIL. | No. Sono GaNGE "FREE ESTM . Temporary of odd job, FM 23-8517. | Guaranteed MID-w EST Water 44 moved PF | PAPERING | PAEENERE REMOVED, | MBING WOR K WANTED plaster patching. painting. general Reasonable FF 45-1016 rengirg Wall 1 washing. 5-9937. ATION SICK LEAVE VACA-! PLASTERING — ce PATCH PLAS- use AND PATCHING. | ION AND RETIREMENT 40 SECRETARY EXPE ane .“ = . FE 46190 STEN OC RA PIPERS Ge =~ SECRETARY = se . a Sandi ' PENI! ty BEC oftice VETERAN 30 WANTS WORK coving and finishing. Phone FE No Saturdays good pay. Write ci eas tion oer wha nave Vou | — = — | Pontiac Press Box 00 _ FE 426. _ — Le iclie Gsstatled oreo an od | ren TYPIS, GENERAL | OFFICE YOUNG MAN DESIRE! ORK | grading, OR 38212 ar KEnwood work Apply People’s Store & N any kind FE & - | _2-7552 Saginaw __. YOUNG MAN 19 WANTS WEFK- 5 Pa c3 — : PRR OS TS Ap ~— | end work Has 2 vrs. of coles TRENCHING AND DAL : [yee tee BULLDOZING N. Saginaw St. Flint. Michigan | PORTER | For new car dealership Come fn ready for work Ser Service Manager Schultz Motors 912 § Wootward Birm: Be am REAL ESPATI Due to-our expanding preeram we meed 4 full-time, experie salesmen Good working con ticens AcUve office Plenty ot floor time and leads, Cone in and talk it over ADAMS REALTY CO 382 Auburn Are FF 4.21393 REAL FSTATE S41 FSMEN EXPERIENCE Have opening fof 2 en Vacant and és bemes New office plen- Caste tt, REALTY FE 35-0448 Rn OFF 32-9149 (SALESMAN GOOCD DEAL FOR ue th man to wel: Chev Pe € ew and used Oakjanc Idest Chey dealership Ta Teherroiet Walled Take MA 4 eee ne WAITRESS WANTED FOR EVE-. BABYSITTING ming work Weekends only. 5171 to 6 pm Mon. thrgugh Fri Call Midwest 46511 ORPOR TENT IES For women with ambition, per- ‘soma iit and car One who can 7 eee 4 are early evening and 2 OMEN WANT WALi WASH nm ae wh oas $100 week No - CoN ec tane ine delivery, no can- ‘i RONING $3 BU, .PICK UP vacsing mo investment Call Mrs © apd deivery J dav service FE World's Pel FM 3-001) _f 216 7 _ _ ‘ * Pr. HOUSE -pER APARTMENTS OR .HOMES TO! 997 8 ¢ ommerce. “Walled Lake, WAITED LAKE. HOUSEKEEF isch fac eoekink peonle weit MA 42653 side preferred FE 23-9001 _ ~ Must have local references $30 BABYSITTING IN MY ie ME a week Cail MArket 4-4201 FF §-3738 id “AND CURB GIRL. BABYSITIING BY LLL pay OR ACCOUNTING FOR SMALL F RF) ho 4 days a week. 40 bre No laundry | meal to prepare Home tight p Drive-In, 910 Oakiand 7, ne Sunday or holiday W Huron | Work Wanted Female 11 us D Tompson EXPERIF NCED ONLY BABYSIT TI a0 : ant evening im new subdivision Na yy s, on Eas! Biv FE 45203 tering OR_ 2-48: PLUMBING week DONE REA. Sie ALITY CARPENTRY LET USs_ eonably OA 8 1868 tisld vour home Free est Roy O1. 1-346t_or Clyde, OL 24411 RELIABLE CARPENTER REMOD- | — ek repair add cabinets, interior | ROOF, MASTERS, NEW AND RE- trim FE 5-8325._ air Guaranteed work. Free es- _timates FE _2-7688 R_G. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYINO ROTO - TITLING FE 44a Building Supplies — WA BRIKCRETE most modern masonry Patio Siab Inter Lake Brikcrete Cleaning FE 17-0223 ___ Business | Services 1 13" during the day sir In my home g12 Van er eye by appoint- Ae ae aes mer e523 fand Lawnmowers | . an ne ine Sharpened WASHINGS ANI) Mantey each 10 Bagley 8t. | APPLIANCE REPAIR WASHING fronings done. $3 a bushel. FE } [)xle Hwy Drayton Plains _2-6966 ee eee machines and vacuum sweepers WAITRESSES WTD FOR BAN-| BOOKKEFPER COLLEGE GRAD. 9.1, Riectric $02 N Johnson quet at Club 89 Saturday the uate, accounting mator 28 mar - pr ¢steg lath Call OR 23-4618 Friday be- | tied «S$ years varied experience fore Tl ant. | | | WAITRE: 88 WANTED ‘(DAY 5s: SHEET METAL WORKERS FOR | pelos mental air craft work Must be experienced om metal Jas out band forming and tinjhin Mill and drill press operater n person The Disie Spot. | housework in «mall Pontiac home, erators, radioy cleaners and a | Corner US 10 and MI3 for aduts only 61 Lafaveite St. tvpes of small appliances ROY 3S North "com ete Jandseaping. not WAITRESS FOR NIGHTS, PRE- _FE 27114 ae Sete tat ante he Riis we 53140 e rien 1, 2 yiws i q 2 NC i Fs Np on ae Mane fr Onl boned Unite ee Be wedaire Recs ene) Cancie: braced 1d f YARD ¢ RIVEWAY «RADING WOMAN TO COOK AND SERVE Must be experienced in grinding | aeiuie and Ll oie up Over time 58 hrs be McGREG! RR yan IFAC TU RI NG 4-3 _TREE* TRIMMER WID For Fat mington area Cail OR 31353 aie er ; ame! Wanted: Diemaker ae makers, shaper han d 5, berich hands, dav (and night shift. Qvertim €, age limit. . son, fio phéne’ calls JODA INDU STRIF: S Ine ~—~GH ON, I ARKE \ no Apply in per-’ Gulfet on May 2%h at hall in Berkiey usy be) Feasonable | EM T12270 (GENERAL) CLEANING) RY THE: day. Call between 6.90 and 7 00 ALI ates OF FOUNTAIN PENS WOMAN BETWEEN : THE ~ AGES | of 20 and 6§ for genera] house- m only. FE #5745 ahd ask for, Tepalred by factory trained men work Ae eonking for family of Eeaa fe ole store. General Printing a Vive in Reterence FF 2588) | HousEKEEPING- DEKIRED BY | cnc? ot ’Phore FF 9-0138 WOMAN WANTE D TO CARE FOR | WOMAN FOR. SMALL @FFICE, WOMAN FOR M ‘ live in OR 30256 after 6 Ask ier Mr_ Easier WOMAN FOR Waterford Area OR “0642 825 per week Mi 4-7 yr old child in our home May | i ~ HotsE- rk end care of 2 ch must feb to pee, os ed ee |" per work and #w nh i others Tuping’ iio wine | Pontiar Press Box 100 | Sete wil care oor children | ive i AH modern « cog caissces. i Minimum, $300 Pontine only | APPILLANCE SERVICE Write Box 39 Pontiac Preas tle must be 18 sre oid ELDERIY LADY Weds with Solerene es Cail after Spm FE? O74 j— style at $ o'clock wedding ZEXPERIPNCED GIRL DESIRES ACE TREF SERVICE REMOVAL dav work, FF 47589 FE experienced unencumbered lady Pontiac Prese Box 1 IRONING, 83.4 BUSTED Lpay! —fervice On FE Waltén FE 52397 CALt. NOW FOR HOUSEHOLD IRONINGS- 3 ny BUSHEL.” | Plastic or Ceramte Party New E ae ow prices and yen warn See avo Sn es oure rer avity own ome NINGS. $3 A. BU PICKUP Call OL 1-3176. Mary’ s Gift Par Ay deliver FE 25979 ba au WORK BY DAY. #345 of HOUSEWORK. ene aNd CLERICAL “WORR | cleaning Also all kinds of brick = We service all makes of automatic DFSIRES washers, wringer washers, refrie- c sees ps and Tepairs, reas. 2-As and GEES Get our bid. 2-7188 rere BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS | Walls and windows. Reasonable _Free ert No oblieation- FE 2-1631. | _ttee CHIMNEY WORK al! kinds @ specialte including fo in? owm home Experienced otk inclediig fepointing « re- 1 retefences if necessary, FE Pairing alin and mines. ne Ll after 6 0 registered co PE 6-370 bd ia ‘ { x 1 4 4 i “ «* * ‘ d wafle en, i ee ese ee ie = a ‘7 a GARDEN PLOWING JARDEN ROTOTILLING, NS E | Wiison Jt 2-6920 leveling Top soll sone 3-3 _ GARDEN PLOWING BY ee LOT or mere vard leveling, grading, seeding and sodding, FE 6-65 or FE 23-2165 GARDEN PLOWING. CL ARKSTON | area MA_ 5-593) PLOWING AND DRAGGING, FE _4-4878 of MY 3-5492 ROTO TILLER (FRAIZER MAKF) Sty H P Exc Cond Extras Large riding lawn roller Pneu- matic-tired riding Wagon snow | | _plow $300 GReenleaf 4-351" ROTO TITTING oR | 35-0583 (egnear Eres GARDEN AND Avis Service, FE $4300 ROTO TILLING Lawns and gardens. Wayne Dutch- er, OR 3-5772 TRACTOR_ WORK Ga end agng complete | equipment pms power rake O Gates FE 5-435 WEST SIDE P1 Solas & GRAD. | ing Also black. dirt & manure FE 44228 | WID CHILDREN TO | BOARD PRE-SCHOOL, EL EDREN FR 45440 Laundry” Servi ice 18 | mONINes WANTED PHONE FE a GT PLAIN OR RUF- | fd Pontiac, — fied. Reautifullv finis _L aundry Phone FE 2-3 $101 FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY sERV- ice ph. Pontiac Laundry, FE | 28101 | WASHINGS -1 IRONING, DONE IN my home Pick-up and deliver. _Call_ FE 5-1910 _Landscaping —_ 18 7. | ALL LAWN CARE BY HOUR oR | alee job_ Free estimates 'GLARK'S LANDSCAPING SERV- fee Within 25 miles of Fontiec Topsoil and sod FE 8-169 COMBINED FORCES | pein ing. spring clean up by experts. | FE DANS LANDSCAPING SERVICE. | complete lawn maintenance anid building. FE 2-8712 or FE 4-6519 GENERAL LANDSCAPING. 10. Ue in Pontiac C Mills FE -8273 EXPERT TREE — TRIMMING / AND removal, free dalla Satis- someone your Jawn this sumemer ae aaa and fill dirt a OR 3-3282 9 LANDSCAPING OUR BUS!INFSS Smal! fobs and new lawn our specialty Free estimates. FE §-3779 after § pm oe ROTOTILLING GARDENS AND lawns OF 7.2860 and FE 5.1842 LAWN MOWING ee SFASON OR month!y, Ol 10% _ Spring clean up “haere mow! na By season of monthly contract Landscape your home, Nothing down, jow monthly payments. Lu by State of Mich Serving Beutheastern ate Free -eati- mates, EM 3-207 | ROTO TILLING 2 Se 7 YARD LEVELING FE 4-6220. | 80DDING AND SEEDING BLACK dirt and top soul farn FE 2-2650 soD Delivered or Pics Arg up peer five pom ' _& back nine. FE 5-3582 _ Moving & ‘Trucking 19 ane MovING TRUCKING GOOD service. ‘EM %-§253 or FE 8-3571, _&nytime, A-l HAULING FOR PICKUP ANY- _thing FF 5-0675 ~~a-1 MOVING - HAULING EXCELLENT SERVICE Reasonable Rates FE _5-3458 | ABOUT ANYTHING WHA c LED. j Basement, etc. cleaned FE | 4-761 ASHES AND noatier HAULED, FE §-3947 anytime. & ANYTHING. er 4 ORIlapdo est ASHES AND RUSBIAH rte LED | at phy time FE 4-07 AOE cos AND” RUBBISN “WAULED. | Paintin . AND D YARD | SMOOTH, SAFE. AND home rug cleaning is. whist fee what ~AAl PAINTING PAPER: NQ ? __Mason Thompson FE 4-364 A-l DECORATING — PAIR TING, and wall peperine Call fpr eati- mates. FE 40255 ALWaYs DEPENDABLE >AINT. decorating yra € Sige INTERIOR AND EXTERION. pec. ating et any kind No au or Foes Free Sdiciaten: ace \ Cae "WASHING HHING & PAINT. / ing. Reasonable. WE $2211, _ ~ PAINTING “AND | DECORA. INO K D_ Wiilhite FE od 560 PAINTING AND DECOHATING, bath tile or floor tile, by tee hour or job. Free estimates, Aq! work _ guaranteed Cal! FE ‘210h6. PAINTING INSIDE AND! OUT Hibs, estimates: PE 5- 1948) or FE ‘PAINTING — J pivcamadane ALLS CLEANED ‘Ob: 35-7061 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING _free estimates Call FY $-4315 PAINTING AND” RUG sil4 MPOO- ing. FE, 3-166 _Free estimates, FE 2-¥i06 PAPERHANGING AND INBERIOR | painting. Reasonable rates, Free | estimates See me first -T 'F Robbins 238 8 _densie Fig +7669 WALL WASHING AND PA STING vane" work Kuarani@ed OR __Physio-Therapy _ 20 swevisn MASSAOT & TH SaAeY Special foot technique. 2 Elm | _St. FE 42851 a St Television Serv ice \COPENHAVER's ‘RADIO & TV repair 569 W Huron. Nagfit serv- _ice calls. FE 45607. _ Day ron NIGHT, ry sat sue VICE M STRAKA __ EXPERT TV SERVICE. AL i | Makes Service calls 9 te 8 Je fe Televisice: 43:8. taginaw. | Ova aNTERD TV REPAQ’ ANY! AKE. FE 49736. Ci) DON'S _RADIO & TV, 1278. PAli-E st oo S714 | WARDS TV SERVICH Open. _Even! Inga i Fig 2-2078 | _Typew riter Service 224 TYPEWRITERS & ADDI'M) MA-, chine repairing. Expert work. General Printir= and Off oe Sup. _ply Co, 17 W Lawrence TYPEWRITERS RENTED Mitchells, 123. N.. Saging y St Upholstering 23 EAKLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- | ing 6174 Cooley Lake Jad. E _ 23-2641; Free estimates . THgatAS UPHOLSTER'T.G M«M Py ELEGRAPH FF. 5. 5-8888 SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES 4 NE _*preadcs, Your matefial FES 5-5707 Lost & Found 24 = FOUND BEAGLE PUP IN WICIN- | ity of Sashabaw and Walten OR 3-9137 FOUND FEMALE BEAGIE 3090 _Shimmons Ra FES 2019 | LOST SMALTI BLACK {ORT haired dog. Vicinity of EWc Lk PE 5-7004 Peward LosT RED. PEM Ec ¥ KER _ Phone, MY 2-179: LOST MAN'S oe (1D WATCR AND cane. In front of Kresges Jteturn wine ener 56 Té@nyson cose ea KCKIEN AND ) BRINDLE | hound, Vie of Weeterfard) If3 Re ward OR_1-7548 FounpD BLACK WHITE: AND | _ tan Collie. Call ,OR 3.4709 35; LOST WHITE MALE §0XER | with brown markins on head Vie of 4571 Forest Dr Reward _OR 37-6961 LOST. CHITDS PET FY LALF. toy Manchester named Paes. 10 months old Weight aie it 5} pounds Black with a fe tan spots Lost-tn Vicinity of James K Bivd and Pioneer St FR ward. i Phone FE 4-7055 or FE 24/263 | LOST BLACK LABRADOR Sar cinity of Telegraph and me lin reward FE $-3150 LOST, MALE AIRDALE race! s- D and brown. AnsWerts to Skid. | Please call EM 3-1122 or WOood- | ward 3-8822, Reward give j = . rine Phone FE 3.5533 fer ‘ | LOST NEAR HAGGERTY ane | “Pontiac Trail Targe liver colored German shorthalr wearing choke co'ar Mote between eres ees 3160 Heegerty Rd, Walled Take MA 42054 Lost YOUR PFT WANT TO give one a home*®. FE % 9290 Michigan Animal Rescue League. | me & Supplies 24A NEW SCRABRBILF SETS 83. PAINT By number sets. $100 up (frames to fit) BACKEN&TOSE 13 East we 4 . ¢_Lawrence: FE? __ Notices & Personals: == AAA PRIVATE DETECTIV!®: Do- | BL201 mestic or criminal FE 5 Aerotred Knapp Shines: Fred Herman 2070 Alrvort Rd __OP 3-159 AUDIVOX HEARING A AID iM 10, _l01'y N Saginaw FE 405%9_ 100 WEDDING . Taye WB. $7 50 Sutherland Studto Printed napkins - Fast iaqtvice_ DAINTY "MAID FOR SI/E PLIES _Mrs. Burns FF 2-8814. @3 Mark. EXPERIENCED SPENCER coR- setiere Winnifred M. Odgers 8270 Canal bel Ctica Miah RE- _publte 2-413 FFI LOW es PANEL “TRUCK who saw accident happen fn fron of Infirmary this Feb ple@se call _FE_2-2605 Small reward, In Debt? If you are paces atovanie meet. ae your ym neoe Oakland nd Theater me 8.0456. OPEN TUES WED & ftHURS. evenings, Dorothy's. FE 21244. | SPECIAL: Corp TWAVES 89.50 réthy’ N Persy FE! $00,” pine Open Prt Eves. fe BLE | Foam offers ts tops Wales Notions, ? WANTED: roe RESTAURANT gf suament. Call FE 42551 USED ROOT BEER _ Money Wanted 8 sono CONTRACT $100 a “MO bedroom ae — Pontiac Press FE | 3 BEDRM. HOUSE WITHIN 5 sar |. of Pontiac FE 5-1049 after 6 pm SMALL HOUSE PONTIAC OR SUB- 1M WANTED “TO RENT SMALL 2 adults, 2 children. Vi- | cinity” of Union Lake Village YOUNG Sa MAN & PEDDLING YOUR PROPERTY ? TT DOESN'T PAY Our method of showing only ‘to qualified prospects. saves you time -and money “Don't worry with lookers"' Call us now. We peed farms, lakes. and residential | sees We handle all details jor financing and closing. ‘0 Buy—To Sell—To Trade you" ‘BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT “MAHAN ALTY CO, REA | Cooterattvs Real ares brtiase FE 2026. 1075 W. ‘uron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH - POST OFFICE , | Ww a} custom 7 PAINTING. BAPER- lease with sigue a Outland. YOUNG WORKING COUPLE 3 OR APT WITH PRIVATE ENTRANCE sapl BATH NEED APT. AY 18ST OF JUNE. REASON RENT WRITE PONTIAC P' BOX 13 : $11 Main st. 189 EB. Aub OL Leu Oe at Share Living ¢ Quarters 3 30 WANTED COUPLE OR RETIRED lady to share my modern home WA NTED COUPLE TO § omar WITH . bot & cold running wa- Leds bath 5 ores good ground. oe ies sa Granger Rd.. ten about, 300 ft from Sasha- Wed. Contracts, Mtgs., 32 @ need contréots for immediate Buyers waiting What have Reasonable discount. g x : Wall W ashing | TasTiNoe: NEEDED Business and commercial prop ‘erties, acreage or farms. Qualified buyers waiting ROY KN AUF, Realtor 26'g W_ Huron, FE _2-7421 OA 8-3339 LISTINGS WANTED — We have many buyera waiting ti inds tay, “ee ype eepeeye tata Roger B. Henry, Inc. 1 Rochester Mich it We Specialize In properties bait in Water- song: Ce fndependence ‘or at action & top doi- ted list with us! larkston Real Estate 2% 8 Main Ciarkston, Mich Aple 5-5821 BUY OR SEUL ~ tice is seacanae Call now and LEY BROK CONT R ACTS W. ANTED £00 Eliza betr taba Ra PE 41187 = saul L BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE roperty rere waitih vOf ‘ce 8800 Commerce whe. Ph. Pontiac EM 33311 'R. F. McKINNEY Univ. 1-5708 Eromrs courteous perxice o y hour FE 8.0441 or EF 5-9975. ak se Ted MeCullough “HAYDEN, Realtor | 22 CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. H J 1335 $200, 000 Available For purchases of land contacts 1704 S. Telegraph Ral. we M SEL, Nea tor land contract or equity kK. L. Templeton, eter 333_ Orchard Lake Ra 2 sR j entr _ 5-0405 EAN D CONTRACTS 1 no ada tional uicden me Seis & Harger Co. SELL voun TAND. SCONE « —_—— = ROOMS. PVT TO GET THE “MOST F iso Reailt At our diepnsal to purchase new ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, To Buy—To Seli—To Insure ~MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-operative Peal Fstate Exchange | Oren ieee a SFE 2026: ~ MORTG. AGE =) on doop PROPERTIES more with 100 ft. ostees CR Ar Les am 8. Telegraph | | Rent Apts. Furnished ; 1 ROOM PARES FURN, 1 LIGHT nov a cicome “ROOM a Mechanic 18ST FLR 5 RMS. BATH, HEAT willie Pr at tow. 623 Or- 391 _cbard Lk ;1 AND 3 RM, ie BATH, HEAT lights, laundry, garage, refined adults Ref FE 2-3900 -P OGM KITCHENETTE AND mit bath Washing facilities | i sits wa: Alberta Apls.¢@ 200 Peddock BLOCK. FROM SEARS COM- fortably fart hed apt. for 1 geu- Ueman FE |2 AND 3 conse PVT BATH newly decorated d_ Apply 79 ‘Chart? ROOM APT ~ PRIVATE EN- trance FE 4-5276 “ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH Child welcome . #1 N Perry ROOM STUDIO. A AND BATH, ee 890 Robinwood, off N’ _ Close in | FROoMS) FRI ADS ENTRANCE — _FE 5-3647 '2 POOMS FOR COUPLE UTIL 5-0019 pyt enter. $15. weekly FE ROOMS, PRIV ENT. ADULTS only Clean FE 2-8408 2 ROOMS, IDFAL FOR BACHE- or 106 Dresden “ : 2 ROOMS & BATH “ack 2 men 18 Florence | FLOOR. LARGE ROOMS BASEMENT apt on S Marsiall FE 40020 alter € ROOMS AND BATH. FURN. Lights and heat furn Prefer eld. erly people. 3284 Joslyn, handy to _factory_ 2 ROOM APT _ _i EL Howard — : AND BATH -PRIVATE ance hil? welcome FE NICE & CLFAN APTS BOTH 3} rooms & bath both private ent. l-ist floor 1 om 2nd Envers- thing furnished Perfect for work Ing ©ouple Ref 2479 Dixie Pew 1 bleck ON Bont) ac «Drive-in i= theates Pr 25157 2 oa +} MEN DASEMENT Aer ne FE wid Jeb sear ec r tal 2 ROOMS FE 5-77: 8 FNTRANC E First fi oor nuit only. FE 2-056 89 State § T LARGE SOOM ea BASEMENT apt. Private bath come Gi nge [ville wel 2 ADUT TS FE 5-036 AFTER 3. FE 7 2 AND 3 ROOM PRIVATE BATH. lark _2 chilcren 75 Cc a ROOMS, BATH HE AT, ‘LIGHTS, FE pas cas. Close -in . u'ts 14 | RooMaaAND BATH ST Aa |. Working counte FE 2-1672 AND 3 ROOM, NEWLY DECO- Tated 1 N. Telegraph piv _19 Clark st ee 2 ROOM Aer .. PARTLY FURN E eee SY ROOM APT WITH 1 PRIVATE Apap 174 Mt Clemens 8t. FE 2 ROOMS PRIV ENTRANCE AND oe FE 5-8466 164 Mt Clemens 2 ROOM | ponninren) A APT 2 ROOMS Ww Wanted 3 Real Estate. tate 32A BEDROOM MODERN eash Just phone FE 4 44813 Clark Real Estate _ing girls 8% §_ Francis. BUNGALOWS Cash In 24 hours for your equity .M. Sout AGS tor 18 W. Furon | Find w 3 hedream ranch type home on West side or West auDdreae fou a os approximately $15,000. pom FE 42 Penis Realtor, 100 Ose Fast and: efficient rE need city home, farms and Subur- . To buy and trades ask for Mr Brown. . LH. BROWN. Realtor Classified Ads! To swat “what you don't need ee | ple. No cbfldren OR g)9764 ap? eee apti AND BATH, NEWLY FURNISHE i CLOSE 10) DOWN; TOWN. FE 4-2579. : 2 ROOMS MODERN UTILITIES and De tvete entra® OR USE vce, Lake priv 7 ROOM FERN APT. FIRST Hast Hari, to store and bus id wejcome 231 Osmun. FE 4- Lae "2 ROOMS AND BATH > 31 Stowell} 7 Ra NICELY FURNISHED. Near bus line Adults or work- 2 RMS ADULTS ONLY 6) (Auburn Ave 7), ROOM. MODERN APT. ON lake To fesponsible people. OR 35202 2 ROOM APT ALSO 3 RM. APT. Weil-furn Clean Pvt. ent Close Suitable inr 2 women or 2 men fn drinkers Well furn. Cle@n Prt ent Close tm. Call eft. 8 FE 2 “ROOMS AND BA BATH, FRIGI- daire. aut®matic heat, “private en- trance 322 Prospect, ‘}"ROOMS GROUND FLOOR CHIL- dren welcome 2 rooms. pyt., bath, and entrance FE 4-7066 3 CLEAN ROOMS. UTIL FURN. che off bus tine. ee only 16 Pine Grove Calj aft. 4:30. FE 2-5 765 3 ROOMS COUPLE ONLY, LIN- _¢hln Ave OF 3-9$22 or FE 8-6495 ROOMS AND BATH ‘PVT. ENTR. _Garage. $3-F Pr inerton ‘LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. Strietiv. private Utilities and ga tage furnished. Beantiful loration. Near Tel-Nuron, Adults, $190. FE 8-0837 |} ROOMS FU RN APT NR LAKE. wee eacicams FE 52 OOM CRervisnro st = 14ke tilltles furm, available’ Suitable for % aos teachers of office Working con- 7 ROOMS AND ted FE 5-'47)