——— IVE Radio Programe Same, Li ‘The Weather U.S, Weather Bureau Forecast Cloudy and Cooler Details page two ec 114th YEAR ASSOCIATE: D PREss | UN INTERNATIONAL NEWS ITED PRESS PHOTOS . SERVICE 7e¢ Brink’s Suspect Taken a xkxe«k PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956—68 PAGES. < * Panes Collide Over Flint Field; : Four Are Killed | «> | | | | Ready Deadly Nike for Downtown Display Tragedy Occurs When [ae + Craft Taking Off Rams Other Making Landing | FLINT (INS) Four) persons were killed last) night when two light air- planes collided in mid-air just outside Flint. | The victims were Air Force Lt. Victor Fonda, 21,) of Kankakee, Ill., who was ‘ = AP Wirephote ARRAIGNED — James I. Faherty, 44, (handcuffed) is accom- panied by FBI agents in Boston as they leave Federal Building last (visiting Flint on his honey-| night following his arraignment before U. S. Commissioner Francis moon: his aunt, Mrs. Dor-| H. Farrell. Faherty and Thomas Richardson, last of 11 men alleged- FOR YOU TO SEE — Preparing the powerful and deadly “Nike” ere Cessnas. guided missile for moving to the city Friday are four members of | Delta Battery, 516th AAA Missile Bn. at Auburn Heights. The mis- sile will be part of a demonstration of military exhibits on view to the public Saturday, Armed Forces Day in the city, on W. Huron and Wayne street. The sleek roc right): Pvt. Gifton Powe, Pvt. Jack Haner, Pfc. Arthur VanCoillie, and Sfc. Carl H. Legate. * Part of Armed Forces Week County Justices 7 - Band Together Dis isl & pllet sald the tws pinare ap. | NOMS Allen C. ; parently were making “parabolic | Temporary Chairman le will be the feature attraction Ingle of a display of military exhibits Saturday as part of ‘Armed Forces Week" across the nation, ly involved in $1,218,000 Brink's robbery were captured earlier in a ‘othy Hoffman, 39; Dale A. Boston apartment. iHath, 36 a flying instruc- studying to become a com-) ‘mercial pilot, all of Flint. Robbers in Boston Raid lxzs.Pci" - manag Hath, - and BOSTON (?. — FBI agents burst into a tenement, were based at Bishop Air- hideout last night to capture the last two of the 11-man Port Thomas F. Richardson, 49, and James I. Faherty, plowed into Hath’s four-passenger : hi : plane at 800 feet, shearing a wing 45, were nabbed by six agents while they were eating or Fog GR ee a stew supper in a Dorchester district flat. = —| covered pistols which they argonski | turns and poop seh - | of ‘Association did not have time to reach., | reepective pilots. \Weatl Huron at) Wayne street ead The agents entered the three- |tor; and George Solomon, | owned by the Flint Aero- | : ee The tragedy occurred when Lt. gang charged with the $1,218,211 Brink's robbery. ee japproaching the airfield. a chair near the sup-* — ; | Lt. Fonda had rented the plane’ Oakland County Justices of the may be viewed by the public after story brick building disguised as, Or U ge 0S t a * v ; FBI Arrests Last Brink's tests to'etne fm nautical Corp., which was _ ed by 'Fonda’s plane, leaving the airport, ! per table were three towel- Pj ck | and taken off at 7:15 p.m.. to give Peace voted last night to form a the military parade scheduled for workmen and chance travelers.| his aunt a ride. The crash occurred County Justices’ Association to, the morning. 15 minutes later 242 miles south- help counteract what a spokesman) Mayor William W. Donaldson . vane west of Flint, near Linden. called ‘“‘the lies of public -olficials Tuesday proclaimed Saturday = Appointed by Williams SMASHES INTO FIELD : peer | “Armed Forces Day in Pontiac ee eee a hiding behind civil service. Vasale pr tad ap to Wayne County Seat Eyewitnesses said Fonda's plane! parmington Township Justice Al- = 1 ‘ | active part in the day-long tes- plummeted straight down, losing lan engine as it fe, and smashed|‘©™ C, ingle, nemed temporary} tivities. into a wheatfield owned by Gart|Cbairmian of the new group spoke) The “Nike” display will afford |Thorne, ail, favoring its formation. Ingle said Pontiac and other area residents a | One of the men in the other plane the state-level Justices’ Associa- chance to see the antiaircraft ewes : Ape “phe! | yhich protects the nation Circuit Court succeeding Judge fell out of the wreckage as it “flut- 15) needed local support in its Weapon © It wasn't necessary. The two} | a in| ; : tered’ down. The body landed i tio rts to- obtain power for the | |George Edwards, elevated earlier from enemy attack. men were taken so ‘quietly from Fs lthe front yard of the home of ana? Oakland County alone has three the building that a children’s street this week to the state Supreme Joseph A. Bush, 65. | State's Justices‘of the Peace. |"Nike” bases. One is situated in : Count: rope ‘the Proud Lake Recreation Area, ay wasn't Citing recent investigations of | hon ed. away wasn | .The announcement said Targon- Justiony’ accounts by Auditor a second in Farmington Township, en pd. iski will resign his elective state, General Victor A. Targonski, and the third in Auburn Heights. IN BEER CANS Ingle said it has been -“diffi- | The missile on display will come Forty-five seconds later they had) State Auditor General handcuffs on the much-sought pair. | Outside the building another score of FBI agents, equipped with short-wave radio, walkie talkies and an arsenal of arms | LANSING ®—Gov, Williams to- and amgpunition, stood ready to day appointed Aud, Gen. Victor shoot it out if necessary. Targonski to the Wayne County The other passenger was huried from the plane when it crashed into the shoulder of a position within the next two weeks. nearby road. The bodies were yo | . joe ; The agents confiscated the “Vie Targonski is an able law- mangled that identification had | Cult’ for justices to make the fom the Saya Seer AL meager contents-of-the bedroom- yer and has shown himself te not been made late last night. | facts of their position known to Battery Delta o — 5l6th AAA kitchen-bathroom flat, including be an able and devoted public : | the public. Missile Battalion. The unit is com- imanded by Capt. Harold E. Strong, “Some of the state officials.|g¢ Pontiac. are supposedly experts in Ielad okt 7 we | Other exhibits at the display | * * their fields, apparently don’t even 2h o ee Ke | will Include two tanks from the | 703rd Tank Battalion, a. National Guard ordnance: van, and four recruiting service booths. Hath'’s plane narrowly missed four homes on Linden, including the one owned by Thorne. Lt. Fonda's wife, Sandra, and his uncle, Norman, an instruc- know the difference between fees tor at General -Motoi® Insfitute,| 4nd costs,’ he said. were waiting in the offices of the Fees are the legal payment to Aeronautical Corp. They learned of Justices for hearing cases, and are’ : the fatal accident when the airport Tesulated by Michigan’ statutes.’ ,The ‘Nike’ is a long, sleek de- Costs, which are assessed with vice, measuring 20 feet long by from fines. supposedly represent the to- one foot wide It travels 25 miles tal cost of prosecution of a con-|'a minute—1.300 miles an hour— and had been married May 5 in sicted violator, and are turned over and can hound a plane to death at ‘they identified as Thorias Ballou..general election when voters will Miami; Fla. His bride was placed by the justice to the County Ben- altitudes up to 10 miles, for dis- aot ‘of Quiney, on suspicion that he chose a successor for the balance ynder a doctor's care after the ac- eral fund. tances up to 50 miles. : served as courier bringing Rich- ot Edwards’ term. expiring Dee. cident. The Hoffmans. whom they Ingle said some ‘“‘investigating’’) It can out-maneuver any fighter ardson and Faherty food and 31, 1959 were yisjling, have two children, state officials had on Bie tubiae Weuiiiay ibeoe Wd Ghtaiee Ul _ Pe governer—said— hens not Alen 47 —and_David 14+ —_-Pression._through statements _te.doesn't give up until it destroys $5,009.08 in rolled coins stored 1 servant,” the goernor’s announce- three beer cartons { ment said. “I'm sure he will Authorities could riot say imme- make a fine judge.” diately if the money was part of the Brink's loot taken Jan, 17, 1950. ~ Williams was in Detroit when \the .announcement was made There .was indication. police through his office in Lansing said. that the men had been| In the new post, Targonski will “holed up” in the flat for about receive a salary of $24,500 a year two months while a nationwide compared with the $12,500 paid the “search was under way for them auditor general. Early today, district attorney, Under the appointment. Targon- investigators picked up a man ski will serve until the November tower called the office. Lt. Fonda was on furlough his air rescue unit in Greenland r play to Feature Nike The deadly “Nike” guided mis-, trolled automatically by electron- the recordings of the target radar. | te “brains.” | | When a sky-searching radar unit at the base locates an enemy | plane, an invisible beam “‘locks’’ | on it and the craft's progress is) The display will be located on'registered by an automatic com- air by sending siguals to the guid- ling fins, A meeting of rocket and | puter. | Then the missile is fired, based on! | : Pentiac Press Phete ket is being readied by (left to / A second radar unit tracks the missile as it heads for the target. The electronic computer takes into account both radar readings and adjusts the missile's flight in target is inevitable. Eastern - Michigan Flood Control Bill Under Study WASHINGTON (# -- A House Public Works subcom- mittee today took tinder advisement a proposed $20,- 403,700 flood control plan for Eastern Michigan's Saginaw River and its tributaries. : : The project would include dikes and other protection works for the cities of Flint, Frankenmuth, Vassar, Corunna, Owosso and Midland, drainage improvements Police Jail 1, Seeking More in Alleged Ring 8-Month Investigation. by Vice Squad Leads to Roundup ; A police dragnet is out to_round- up remaining members of an alleged. nar- cotics ring in the city’s southwest area, Oakland County Prosecutor Freder- ick C. Ziem revealed today. He said warrants against 22 persons were ordered to- day, charging conspiracy to violate state narcotics laws, Eleven of them, includ- jing two women, are held in Oakland County Jail, where they have been held for in- ivestigation since Monday. Names of five others still at large are known, Ziem said. Two women and four men are named and their whereabouts is unknown, according to Vice Squad officers. Ziem said that cracking of: the ring, which with one exception consists of unemployed narcotics users, . resulted from an eight- months investigation by the Vice Squad, headed by Lt. William F, Nesbitt. Nesbitt was unsure how my more addicts might be associated with the drug traffic, but said “more narcotics are being ‘pushed’ oe area than I ever dreamed He said that the amount of money involved might run into hundreds of dollars a month, but explained that no exact figures are available, <3 Truman Recalls — Old Memories ‘at Parisian Cafe © PARIS w — Former President’ Truman sat at a Paris sidewalk) ‘cafe today and fondly reminisced | of days 39 years ago when he fre-| \quented the same: place with his’ |World War I buddies. | His companions today were a ers, Truman bought them drinks to celebrate the occasion and tothe project, proposed by the Army) give the party a few minutes’ re- laxation during a quick tour of the French capital 4 Wearing a pearl gray hat,and , carrying a quietly and happily in the back Faherty and Richardson were prepared yet to name Targonski’s the aise that justices keep all the eee heph Mt arraigned on federal fugitive. replacement as auditor general : ; ‘costs they assess ‘he missile on display will be charges. They were immediately the term of the auditor Spee Navy Needs Doctors The justices voted unanimous. °” 4 launcher unit like the ones . released to Suffolk County author-‘runs until the end of this year. WASHINGTON (INS) The ty te form the county organisa. | OY st on ready to be launched ities prosecuting the Brink's case, Targonski, 42, is a resident of Selective Service System looked tion, Ingle, aa_temporary chair) ({PT0USN space in Peal -action and jailed. ‘Wyandotte, Ye is married and has over its rolis today for 380 physi-. man, named Waterford Town. | It is steered by a series of fins The others in custody on the four daughters. lcians wanted by the Navy. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | along its surface. which are con- Brink's robbery charges are: : . : oO Clan! a Joseph (Specs) O'Keefe, 48, who : , : - a Speaks on Closed TV for Center Dedic admitted the robbery and involved the others: Stanley A. Gusciora, < | 4 ation i 36; Henry Baker, 49; Adolph_ e. (Jazz) Maffie, 44; Joseph F. Mc- - Ginnis, 52; Vincent Costa, . 41; resl en. au S enera Michael V. Geagan, 47; and An- .thony Pino, 48, all of Greater |, ; . . Boston. A place for leadership in fur- they learned with our friends in prosperity as well as to national toward meeting the challenge to strength. The nation’s survival, he American technological leadership Harlow H. Curtice, GM_presi- Said. may depend upon “more em: ree iin “or our young people a ‘tors Corp.'s dazzling new technical dent, said the technical center, PEED Cag RESIS ‘have the opportunity and the in- center. built at a cost of more than $100 CITES GM AWARDS ‘centive for embarking on a scien- The President. speaking from the. million, was important to national Curtice said an important step tific and engineering career.” White House over a closed circuit television network, keynoted the’ dedication of the giant multi-, million-dollar center yesterday. ‘The 11th man indicted for the thering new attacks on technologi- the wortd.” robbery, Joseph S. Banfield, 45, Ca! frontiers” is how President died about a year ago. Eisenhower describes General Mo- Predicted for Tonight Freezing temperatures pnd po, Rommalls 600 iiecieetiotet renal | sibly frost are predicted for to” neers, educators, industrialists night. The low will be between 28 and other guests gathered at the and 36 degrees. center for the ceremonies. The The forecast for the Pontiac area television network took Eisen- tomorrow is cloudy and cooler, hower’s message as well as talks with scattered showers. The high by General Motors executives te will be 53 to 56 degrees __ another 15,000 persons in 61 cit- The lowest. temperature reading jes in the United States and preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pon- Canada. me tiac was 41 degrees. The thermom- Said the President: . eter registered 46 degree’ at 2. “This particular center is a. p.m. place for leadership in furthering |} aa new attacks on technological fron- 2 a. In Today Ss Press tiers. Beyond that frontier Hes nal 15, 17, 61, = \ >. better and fuller employment op- County News ....... portunities for people to demon- ©) Editorials ........ 6 - strate yet again the value of this Food News .... 35 thru 45 System based upon the dignity of Sports 33, 34, 55, 56, 37. human beings-and on their free’ - , ‘Theaters sg ‘opportunities in life. GM PRESIDENT ARRIVES. FOR DEDICA- car, the Firebird Il, to address scientists, engi- Ch -“Beyomt tt ite” people, better Women's Pages... 46 thru 51 = capable of working with others, | TION — General Motors president Harlow Curtice neers, edifcators and others at the dedication Wilson, Earl..........5.....99 so that they may share what lights from GM's new gas turbme experimental _ yesterday of the General Motors Tethnical Center. ? ' » : ; Me ; . . % é ; ] é row of tables at the Cafe de ta | Paix at one of the city’s busiest corners. . ‘ “Thirty-nine years ago,.”’ he said, “I used to sit in this cafe “during my leaves in World Wa I" 1 Motors Foresight Curtice noted earlier this week that GM now provides 1,600 scholarships to 350 schools across the country at a cost of more | than five million dollars. » Other speakers at the dedication included Dr. Lawrence R. Hafstad. director of GM research, and Dr. Charles F. Kettering, research con- sultant.’ : DR. KETTERING SPEAKS Dr. Kettering described the cen- ter as a ‘great intellectual golf course." | “An inventor may try and fail | 999 times, but on the 1,000th try he makes it,” he sald. “Each failure is just another practice shot. The time we don't want | to fail is the last time we try.” Visitors to the center as well as the television audience saw such results of GM research as its new experimental car powered with a “free piston’ engine that -uses fuels ranging from whale oil to high octane gasoline * * The technical genter is com- prised of some 25 buildings front- ing a 22-acre artificial lake. About 4,000 technicians are employed i there. ;° tog, i” *for Sanilac Flats, and pro- tection works reservoirs and a wildlife refuge at Shia- wassee - Flats. The federal government would appropriate $16,084- 700 and local _ interests would put up $4,319,000. The major portion of the costs, some 12 million dol; lars, would be devoted to work at the Shiawass Flats. - dozen reporters «and. photograph-| The subcommittee yesterday heard testimony for and, against Corps of Engineers, Reps. Bentley (R-Mich) and Hayworth (D-Mich), Phelps Vo- cave, Trumai sat gelsang of Saginaw, and A. P. | densen of Jackson, supported the Conviction can bring up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both. It is a lesser chargt than Ziem said. He said that charges of con- spiracy were brought because of the nature of the evidence, Ziem and police officers refused to di- vulge the exact nature of the evidence, but said that a “large jamount'’ of heroin, in capsule and bulk form, had been recovered, as well as hypodermic needles and eee used in administering Some marihuana, both in cig- arettes and in bulk form, also were seized by police, Ziem said. iHe believed the source of both drugs was in Detroit and also possibly in Chicugo. The warrants charge the 2% _ with the purchase, sale and use (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) sale or possession of narcotics, Orator Awarded _ in John and Mary Boe warrants - Saginaw, opposed it. Bentley said that despite con- troversy over the project and some feeling that it was ‘“unwork- rtble-he—felt that -beeause—therey Was no alternative. proposal “T must register my support for it.” . Hayworth added the project was greatly needed for flood protection in Flint. Jensen said farmers over a wide area need a floed control system to help them dispose of water. He said farmers are un- ‘able to: build drainage ditches because of injunctions obtained | by residents of the “lower end" of the Saginaw. Neberle said solution to the flood problem lay in deepening’ the Sag- inaw some three or four miles upstream fromy the Sixth Avenue Bridge in! Saginaw. He said this stretch is a “plug which prevents a faster runoff River to about 24 feet for: Prize in Contest Second Place in Top U.S. Tournament Sheldon Smith, Waterford Town ship High School senior, won sec- ‘ond place yesterday in the Nae tional Tournament of Orators. The contest took place in Bow ton's’ historical Latin School, founded in 1635, Four high school students, rep- resenting the far-Western, Mid- western, Central and Eastern sections of the country, spoke on ; a single topic, “John Adams.” Michae] Massee, from Seattle, Wash., won first place. | As second place winner, Smith was awarded .q $100 defense bond DOUBLE PLEASURE! The advertiser said she was very pleased with the quick reajts from the ad and the buyer was pleased with his bargain. DEEP WELL DURO PUMP. COM- plete with tank and fixtures $75 ~=6All) «good = condition FE 4-3115, between 5S and 7 No matter what you have to sell or want to buy, a ‘Want Ad is the quickest and easiest way to get buyer and seller together : To Place Yoyr Want Ad DIAL FE 2-8181 Just ask for the WANT AD DEPT. and a bronze medal, He received a total of $325 in defense bonds in the elimination contest, - In conjunction with the Hearst Publications tournament, the 17- year-old and his coach, Patty Looman, have been given all ex- pense-paid trips to Chicago and Boston, plus sight-seeing tours, ford Township High Student Coun- cil. ts the som‘of Mr. and Mrs, Rolfe Smith of 64350 Maybee Rd, H-Bomb May Drop USS MT. MCKINLEY, off BL kim “P—Rear Adm. B. Hall Hat» lon, Task Force 7 commander, said today there is a “‘marginal’* possibility that the test H-bomb could be dropped this afternooltly U.S. Time. “Waterford Senior Wins Sheldon, president of the Waters ft x vik ‘i ‘ me A So aes Wh Pate oe - THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY; MAY T ene Be 1+ € 17, 1956 “Gity Busines ~ Clange Runs (Moral: Don’t Poke Rattlers / . ; amo . Snake-Prodding Bowman Schedules Are Altered Detective Steve Hawlik was the Because of- Reduction in Loads, Officials Say, ‘hero of the hour yesterday—and all because he happened to be in the right place with an average know |- edge of snakes. fisherman he_ saved Detective’s Pistol Saves act Jeannie Crain Testifies in Suit Film Actress Reveals Cae Proceedings. OLLYWOOD (INS) — Lovely Jeanne Crain shocked Hol- to officials of the Pontiac Atty! Lines, Inc. A general reduction in the size Approaching in curiosity, the ef passenger loads was cited by sheriff's officer heard the chatter- F. W. Dreasher. transportation ing of rattles. One shot from his superintendent, as the reason for the cutback ‘24-inch “garden snake" was dead. The changes for Saturday runs The unidentified fisherman, who are as follows: |Hawlik believes was saved because MuronSanford: Afier 7:15 pm buses will run everv 60 minutes instead of the present 30 | to shoot fish. _.38 revolver at eight feet and the he was wearing hip boots, told the DET, STEVE HAWLIK detective that he heard ‘‘al!l kinds¢— of rattles’ when he was fishing. Boulevard: - The. Deputies issued a warning inde Allan Ingle Heads present 20-minute interval in the daytime will be replaced by 30 minute intervals. The current 60- poisonous snakes in the srea Justices Association minute schedule will be retained ; - , after 7:15 p.m. ver ee | (Continued From Page One) Baldwin - Franklin - St. Joseph: ' i Sixty > ftervala will rel | ship Justices Willis D. LeFurgy place the present 30 minutes after 7:15 p.m. The daytime 20-minute Geren-Sanford: The present Joseph: i E 4 f g Fit Fy a ei i ih H it di zh? B 5 i | f} E ¥ & The committee also was to have approved a 30 per cent crease on the postal rates for third- class mail, which is mainly ad- vertising matter. 3 EE nf as | Pusher Body Division in one of the ices, County Justice Court Co City GM Plants re om mittee to draft | of Technical Center —jems raised by a recent Circuit ee Court decision that justices must Undaunted by chilly tempera- assign violators to a probate of- y.\tures, more than 40.000 Pontiac/ficer if they want to put the of- will be replaced @rea residents gathered at eee eee ee \local General Motors divisions yes-| Previously, the justices had not 'terday to tour production facilities: assigned probation officers, and as part.of a corporation-wide ob-|none are now available in the coun- servance of the new GM Techni- ty for such assignments. cal Center dedication. ' Oakland County Prosecutor Attendance at the Pontiac Motor Frederick C. Ziem, addressing the |Division reached to above the 15,-|meeting, said he has conferred 000 mark as visitors rode special with a state parole and probation buses and cars to the local plants officer about naming a justices’ to take part in a program which probation officer for the county, luded plant tours, special dis-'and has talked with the county's and refreshments. four circuit judges about recom- 4,000 students from 'mending the appointment to the schools State group. Atter. the Justices ‘indicated they would make use of a pro- I County Board of Auditors if mon- ey from county funds can be al- vehicles located for the new officer's | salary. made up of about. 5,000 In a discussion on how best to |persons toured operations at the use the probation officer's serv- glimpses offered the public ordinator Gerald A. Terrien by the organization. Fisher, unlike|one. possibility was formation of a ‘Pontiac and GMC, does not con-|driver education school, whic ioe regular tours. |convicted traffic offenders would ey <= eet eg atl required to attend as a condi- a on-| tion of Justice Court probations. tiae Star Chief and a section of the Ww. Cadman Prout, Oakland recently-upveiled Aerotrain built County F y Friend of the Court direc- by GMC. Each of the divisions tor, told the justices his office now \also displayed examples of their|pandies about 6,000 cases of di- products illustrated by special yorce involving fates (Chiba ; said justices could help avert Both Pontiac and Fisher were divorces in three areas. Nearly 50 pam., while GMC ved ita |per cent of divorces, he said, stem fa-| ‘|from cases of non- - and cilities between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m: drink and disorderly conduct. |Many more involve cases of as- said memorial to Michigan war dead * during the obervance ot uictune Police Seek Members smite. a tionary powers, he sald, justices can prevent many incidents which might lead to divorces. James VanLeuven, assistant di- rector of children’s services in . Oakland County Juvenile Court, Those who police hope to pick’ also stressed probationary powers of Alleged Dope Ring (Continued From Page One) h! in telling justices they can help -|cut down cases of child neglect, delinquency and school truancy. ness, abused her and had affairs jwith other women. | ‘The film star filed her star- ‘so badly that she was in thé ‘hos- |pital for several ‘days. She said ithat on the same occasion he | friends for the sake of the four) Brinkman children, but that Brink-' man, with his ‘indefinite’ claim, forced her to detail the charges. Lansing Publisher | Found Dead at Home | EAST LANSING w — Ed A 'Nowack, 68, publisher of the Lan- | bation officer if one were avail- *'"€ Capital Digest and long a con-'},nk program designed to reduce able, Ziem sald he will ask the ‘Toversial figure on the state cap |surpius production, but also. some jitol scene, was found dead here! |today. | | Nowack’s body was hanging) in the garage of their East Lan-| sing home at 10:30 a.m. this morn- | ing by his wife. . | Coroner Dorwin Hoffmeyer terms ‘the death a suicide. The corner said Nowack had apparently tak- en a sleeping pill before he climbed |a stepladder and hanged himself ‘from a steel brace in the garage ‘Ladies Garment Union Announces Big Project | ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. —The International Ladies Garment Workers Union plans to invest ‘some 15 million dollars in small |houses to spur home building and increase the yield on its pension ‘and other funds. ° . s | David Dubinsky, ILGWU presi- dent, announced at a press confer- lence yesterday that the mortgage peas will come from the union's more than 130 retirement, health jand welfare funds. | Issues Bench Warrant Municipal Judge Maurice Finnegan issued @ bench warrant for the arrest of English Wilson, 37 of 301 Harrison St., today for| Abuses by Husband in | f iKuchel (R-Calif) contended today |April 16 veto. of a farm bill call- Farmers Revolt onGOP Fizzles | Political Rebellion of Policies on Agriculture! Collapses, Says Solons WASHINGTON ut—Senators Aik- en (R-Vt), Capehart (R-Ind) and “bought off’? by administration in- creases in support pricés° Some concern has been evident among Republicans over the politi- cal effect of declining farm income and of President Elsenhower’s tng for higher rigid price supports for basic crops. Since then the House has passed and the Senate opens debate to day on a revised measure contain- ing Eisenhower's proposed soil features to which the administra- tion has objected. Pontiac Deaths John William Sebastian | BIRMINGHAM — A membership The Day in Birmingham Over 650 Women Unite in New Village Club ‘and gmecth waxing by Army Finds Vaccine Effective for Grippe drenill ai Can aliens has anew ing to be 80 per cent effective such diseases as grippe, aaNiacee el ‘ severe colds and sore throats. Results of tests at Fort Dix, N. 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He made his home at 141% Oakland Ave. Brenda Lee Lovins Prayer service was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Brace- Funeral Home for Brenda Lee Lovins, who died at birth Tuesday in Pontiac General Hospital. Bur- ial was in Perry Mt. Park Ceme- tery. ie Brenda is survived by her par- ents, Frank and Virginia Gram- mar Lovins of 101 Auburn Ave. Await Flood of Petitions being sent today from the Huntoon’ Funeral 98 North —Mais Saginaw , Floor v SHVIUUIIUNIUULUUAUOULUUAUOUAVLUGUOGUUALEOUAALASOOUAEAEEUAHELAAUUAAEUA Shenefield. s s The second third of the Chester-, field Fire Station's cement floor where the shining hose trucks are housed is being poured today. Called too rough for easy wash- SALE! Save on 3-PIECE ; Fly Casting Set ‘Shakespeare’ REEL © 2-Pe. 742-Ft. FIBRECLAS ROD ® 'C’ Level Floating FLY LINE $17.00 9° ‘St. Joseph to Conduct Class for Nurses’ Aides St. Joseph Mercy Hospital is making plans to conduct an eight-| week nurses’ aide training course | at the hospital in July. Informa-) S Value tion may he and appli-| cation made at the personnel Imagine getting a 3-piece outfit for office. | the price of the reel alone! #1821 The class will consist of one Shakespeare Automatic Reel, fibregias From Precinct Candidates’ week of six hours per day of lec-| fly rod and ‘C’ level fly line. Use our tures and demonstrations as well! FREE layaway plan. County precinct delegate candi-\employment, the course will be Less than 40 of the potential 496/as actual floor experience. I be dates have filed candidacy pe-|twice a week for two hour periods of . The freezing weather extended as far .14 Yvonne Morris, 23, of 5142 : Chicago Optical Executive _ SEE SEA Sonu wea! «Guilty in Bribing Otticials_ Macon Fed.| James Rohm, keeper of Justice his failure to appear in court for for seven weeks. and present address Court records at Oakland County Jail, also addressed the justices ; on technical problems of paper- The two women, Eddie May Work in his office. ‘trial on charges of driving while under the influence of liquor. Wil- son was involved in minor acci- dent May 9. Yates, 28, of 426% 8. Saginaw St. |“ | Tilimah St., Detrolt; | 27, of 426% 8. Saginaw St.; Wil- | titions, County Clerk Lynn D. Allen said yesterday. 7 | Deadline for the filing is May 2 at 4p.m., Allen said, leaving can- didates only 12 days to get their names on the ballot. Cypriots Attack Again NICOSIA (INS) — A bomb thrown into a British mili ! trot car foday In the strong Cy- Tiger Seeks Congress § EO RANE SS : AT 4 Series Dacteal(Tiger Gasevier| El SALE! Entire Stock said today he ts going to seek the 3 . Republican nomination to Congress @: from Detroit's 17th district. The 7 © séat is held now by Rep. Martha - ‘Griffiths (D-Mich}.— ». Famous ‘SIR JAC” Brand Men's Spring = Louis Cummings. 29, of 465 Ar-| MASON (® — Benjamin D. Rit-{20-day stay of sentence. The stay The hot-spell.in the Far West sent er; Leon D. Nelson, 21,- of 489 Fil- The early morning readings) é ranged from 12 at Mount Washing-/Lull St.; Coluthious Tillery, 23, of ton, N.H., to 86. at Thermal, Calif. 592 Wyoming St., a factory work-| temperatures into the %s to above dew St.; Herbert O. Fletcher, 27,| 100 in the Southwest desert region of $1 Crawford St.; and Roy H. yesterday. Record marks for May White, 22, of 173 Bagley St. 16 included 99 at Los Angeles. The Yvonne Morris and White aerel pe top mark was 109 at Yuma,'arrested in Detroit Tuesday with! __ ’ |the help of Detroit Police, Nesbitt The Weather ‘said. Full 0.8. Weather Burean Report Vic | The others were arrested in a roundup here Monday afternoon PONTIAC AND VICINITY Light rete 20d night Partly cloudy and) { Twe men held since Monday | | and another picked up yesterday afternoon all were released after questioning, Nesbitt said. with seattered =| @eorrer, te 4. Seuth te seuth- east winds increasing te 12 to 18 miles on heer shifting te neorthwesterty this efterneen and tonight Tedsy in Pentise Lewest ‘emperature preceding § am ‘of the Vice Squad, day and night Peg td | sel ntalimarl Meteo) Tod #2 months” with ‘cracking the ring. | sete Thureday at 748 pm. The investi Sun 8.48 am evel tect hed jby Nesbitt and detéctives Herbert) \Cooléy, Eugene Hendren, James) \Bale and James Laponsie with the) Thursday st 12:56 p.m. Moon sets Friday at 1:30 om. thur St.; Clyde Ifving,4,38, of STjholz, wealthy head of a Chicago|Was granted by Circuit Judge optical firm found guilty of brib- possible sentence of wp to four years in prison today Defense attorneys, however. im- mediately laid the legal ground for an appeal or a motion for a new trial Ritholz, head of the King Opti- cal Co., was found guilty on a charge of slipping bribes of $100 Ip three state officials, faced a bills to three members of the | State Board of Optometry at a Lansing hotel room meeting last ‘Aug. 8. A Circuit Court fury of 10 wom- ‘en and two men, deliberated for Ziem. credited the ‘‘diligent work only an hour and a half. Wednes-' day afternoon before returning the ‘and especially in the past few verdict. The trial took eight days. State of Michigan and run our The maximurh senterfce on the ‘jon was conducted charge is four years in prison, ness and dictates,” said Assistant $2.000 fine or both. JUDGE GRANTS STAY. Philip A. Hadsell of Niles. Haggerty indicated he might ap- i Ritholz was released on bond of '$10,000 pending the next legal /move. | .The prosecution charged that Ritholz sought to bribe board members to get them to drop charges of unprofessional conduct against Edwin L. Sanchick. a Lan sing optometrist. The complaint against Sanchick Sea shells range in size from the microscopic to some weighing priot city of Famagusta killed ore British soldier and wounded two others. Jackets _ VALUES to-$10.95—- -- was that he illegally ‘steered’ customers to an office of the King firm, located in the same building. Sanchick had his license mel ed for > year by the board. “Ritholz believed that by the use of money he could corr the lgovernment to suit his own bust- \Atty. Gen. Irving Beattie, heading | ithe: prosecution, in his summing-up | statement to the jury. i Why Pay More Than Simms Everyday LOW PRICE f Regular Size s resets orones Giparettes PER CARTON B > 10 Packs ' a logo meee oe = * 8 New Styles *7 Colors = carton. * Reversibies ® Plains oe , Ph dere ete Tul oriceypter a # Gabardines — Patterned 6c tax. * Full Lined * Zippers Unrestricted choice! Better qual- . 98 'N. Saginaw —Main Floor ity—greatly underpriced. Slash or patch pockets. Water repellent treated. Aul sizes 36 to 46. ( COMPARE! Priced $16.50 Elsewhere! N Chrome Hi-Chair |: Gueranteed Ist Quality —Discontinued Colors— 4 4 88 * Values from qi $5 to $6.95— t Leck-on Peed Tray Be a, Ponies ghey LIMITED SELECTION! UN Every Pair Guaranteed Underpriced Tones | Rayon-acetates and dacrons idee ted © ripper } ef ations FREE. fem... ifam........4 | James E. Haggerty of Detroit, The Ritholz firm operates in 17/ , ‘help of Raymond Siebert, assign | Foe ne oe ‘Sito the case from thé State Police|4ttorney for Ritholz, asked. for a’states. | eee 7B +“ Rackets Squad in Detroit. po —_ > OE | Nesbitt credited the cooperation| Compare This Clock & This PRICE! |, (As recorded downtown) jof Sheriff Frank W. Irons in the ‘ALPINE’ 40-HOUR Lowest’ temperavure .....0.......: $8. questioning of the ring members Mesa OAM cic actsecn:. 425 held in jail. vd on area rm Ui0CK. | ¥ Brel Mi.seet tempersture.----. & House Group Approves eee | Sega peripereture +. #8 Postal Rate Increases $2.49 | —_ li ; Righest and Lowest Temperatares Ths WASHINGTON (INS)--The Value we 1090 ee re Cn 101 House Post Offe Committee! P] — NS prea \voted tentatively today to boost) >. « es Neataatacponay ¢; first-class mail from three to four) Dependable . 40-hour movement by BB SeehE™ B Gicents and the air mail rate trom pects aes Sl nel $9 47 Minneapolis 67 49 Six to seven cents. 4 alarm. Pull factory guarantee % a 47 New Orleans by pal Both moves are in line with re- aere: Non-luminous style, (10% Ped 2 chesney se $4 quests made by the Eisenhower . 48 41 &. Prancisce #3 54 20minsstration earliér this year|| SB Santi”. 8 G|%, Put the postal service on ja/| % ¥ Soveew —Wele Freer $3 60 Weahingtor 43 4o/self-paying basis. | : cl a , ~ | a y f A. vl i . lad LO , ; « * 4 ,. ¥ r — ae Farm Policies — 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY. 11, 1956. Harriman Hits ‘The Inactive Candidate’ Speaks Six Times in Two. 4 highway. _the Elsenhower “destroying the Addressing the Idaho Falls Jef- ferson-Jackson dinner, the New York Democrat accused the ad- ministration of ‘‘callous neglect of agriculture.”’ * 8 8 Harriman, who has said repeat- edly during his campaign-style swing through the West that he -isn't an “active” candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina- tion, stops over in Salt Lake City today for seven hours. His aides. scheduled three speaking appear- ances there. ‘TURNED HIS BACK’ Yesterday his plane hedge- hopped from Spokane, -Wash., to! Pullman, where he addressed Washington State College Young '— Democrats, thence to Pocatello, in eastern Idaho. He drove to Idaho Falls for last night's speech, then returned to Pocatello. “In a little over three years,” he said in Idaho Falls, “the farm- ers and ranchers of this country have lost almost one third of their net income, . . “While this has been happening, | President Eisenhower has turned his back. . . He is a typical Re- publican president. Hoover did the same thing. So did Harding. So did Coolidge.” . s * * Harriman urged ‘‘policies and programs aimed not just at a re-| turn to parity prices but at parify| of income for farm families with| the rest of the country — a fair, share of the national prosperity.” Reserve Act of 1955. Subject of Session Major General Gordon A. Mac- Donald, Commanding General of the 46th Infantry Division, Michi- gan Nationa] Guard, will speak on| the Federal Reserve Act of 1955 and how it effects area youths at a program to be held May 214 at 8, p.m. in the Pontiae High School | auditorium. - Various members of other Re-} serve units will attend the meeting and give an explanation of their own function in the National De-! fense plans. The new Reserve Act Is of vital | importance to young men throughout the United Statés. All interested youths, parents, or | friends have been Invited to at- | tend, At a conclusion of the explana- tions of the act, an informal ques- tion and answer period will be con- | ducted. Qualified personne] will be) stationed around the auditorium to’ give specific details. General MacDonald, a Detroit resident, has headed the 46th In-| fantry Division since February - 1954. The World War I veteran rose | from the rank of Private in the Michigan Guard after enlisting in| 1921. He has.held several high po- sitions’ in the Division since 1946 Lansing Child, 5, Killed in Car Crash Near Soo SAULT STE.” MARIE uw — A 53-year-old Lansing girl was killed last night when a car in which she was riding swerved off U.S. 2 and overtured in a ditch about three miles south of Rudyard. Rudyard ' {s 22 miles southwest of the Soo Killed was Pamela Susan Somes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Somes of Lansing. Three other persons Including Pamela's 6-year- * ° , * The other are Shirley Milliken 19, of Lansing, the driver; and Jewel Hester, 49. of Charlevoix Miss Milliken apparently lost con- trol of the car on the rain-slicked Hospital Study Group Seeks $200,000 Goal ‘DETROIT & — The chairman | | of ‘a commission set up by Gov. Williams to study prepaid hospitali zation plans says the. group has set $200,000 as the goal for financ- ing its work. Chairman George E. Bowles, who also heads the State Labor Mediation Board, said the com- mission hopes to get the money from ~ philanthropic organizations and foundations. = PLANT NOW! Big Bloom 7 Gladiolus Bulbs 49: Mixed olors, treated ec s.insat blight. Ouar- summer. Garden Needs —dnd Floor 9 A M to 12-30 ONLY Holds Regular & King Size ear 9 A M to 12:30 ONLY 9 A.M. to é 12:30 ONLY Famous St. Josephs Popular Double-Edge Type Men's or Ladies’ Famous 10c Value Plastic case for regular or king- cigarettes. Choice of four size colors. —Main Fiver 100 Tabsales Vitamin B Complex 69: Essential vitamin better health an well being Lim nw 2 bottles. -Main Fleer 100 Tablets Milk of Magnesia 12: Gentle laxative tn easy to take tabiet form. Limit 2 bot- thes. —Main Fleer 100 Tablets Soda Mints 9< For indigestion, and heartburn. Easy to carry in your pocket, —Mata Fleer 12 Infant's Glycerine * Suppos. ‘12: Special size for the small infant. Bottle of 12 suppositories. —Main Fleer Pound White Petroleum Jelly 39° Full pound ‘ar’ of white petroleum jelly. Keep a far in the house ‘ —Main Fleer . ‘“Wrisleys’ Surex Hair Conditioner 29: tog Regular Se value. Surex hatr tonic for clean healthful hair —Main Fleer Nylon Toothbrush oO A product of DuPont chemistry Genuine nylon bristles ret firmly —Main Fleer Regular Se a 10@ Multi-vite _ Multiple — Vitamins $18 Just one a day ful- fills the minimum requirements Bave now —Main Fleer $1.39 Value Shoe Shine Box 98: Box with footrest to ahine shoes Com- partment holds pol- ish, brushe@, ete —Main Fleer cl ow 29¢) = 39¢ Regular 9% BRB double edge rasor World famous “Stoppette” deodor- blades for Gillette type razors. ant at nearly half-price. Limit 2. —Main Floor Et) 9 AM to 12-30 ONLY crreradadeed 9 AM to1230 ONLY [OR Odds & Ends Clearance Cotton Knits—25c ‘ YARD GOODS : Training Pants, 10° Values to 89c Knit band legs. Choice of white and paste! colors. ¢ Per C Sizes 2 to 6. Yard Moin ise! * peed 8699 AM. to 1230 ONLY pie Short Sleeve Nylons os Boys’ $122 Shirts 6' Sizes 10 to 16. —Basement —Basement id 9 AM to 12:30 ONLY Raab 9 AM 012.30 ONLY fibid mlerrific buy, mostly ss ‘Black Watch’’ plaids iY ge and a few solids in- cluded. No limit — GP hile the goods re- main during 3'2 hour a sale First quality sport shirts in solids and prints. SCCCECEOS £©098004068808806660068 Ladies’ Perfect Fitting ¢ Colorful Broadcloth Fronts | : Boys’ 29¢ Briefs, 4 F $1 Stretch Nylons, *- : Boys riefs, Ld = Irregulars of $1 values. ¢€ ; White cotton knit backs, ¢ Two popular shades in @ asst stripes and pat- sizes S-M-T. Limit—2 @ terns. Sizes 8 to 12. pair. —Main Fleer . —Basement e eee 7? A.M. to 12:30 ONLY e00ccecec cm mw mr mrixiine) ia ame ee ® For Summer Wear—Rayon Acetate . MEN’S JACKETS $4.89 Value i" Sizes 36. 38. 40 Many styles to choose J 00 $1.66) —Main Fleer Final Clearance! Sizes 32-40 Ladies’ $2 Blouses from. Slightly counter soiled. ($3 blouses... ot) 9 AM to1230 ONLY jemi Final Clearance of ies’ $4 D : 2 Ladies’ $4 Dresses = zc ton. 2 button cuff, lined Pongee or linen dresses in assorted prints or plains. Sizes 10 to 20. —Main Fleer yoke. Golden toast color. Terrific buy!§ —FRasement eoce 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY (AMM *T 88 bh 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY . First Quality-—Ladies’ $ About 36x36 Inches Open 98 : $128 Garter Belts : 39¢ Flour Sacks Nylons cr cattons Ad- ¢€ $ Many uses in the home, ¢€ justable garters Assort- @ drying, polishing, dust- ed sizes. Valups to $1.98 s ing, etc. Limit 4 —Main Fleer e —Basement e EE 9 A.M. to 12-30 ONLY pits 9AM. to 1230 ONLY bid Has Many, Many Uses Cotton—Lace Trimmed $129 Utility Bag Ladies’ Slips For diapers, travel, ¢€ 97¢ ¢ beach, etc. Durable plas- Value tic in assorted colors. € —Mats Fleer White only, adjuste ble straps. Sizes 33-38. Limit 3 rrr «69 AM to 12:30 ONLY WO Cottons & Ginghams Fine Quality PLASTIC Girls’ Dresses must restrict these FRIDAY MORNING ONLY 9 A.M. to 12:30 noon. Sorry—No Layaways at These Prices! Plan*to shop every counter in every 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY Famous ‘Jockey Brand’ Fine Quality. Plastic 25 Feet Long x 12" Wide s THREE E «Famous “BE” Brand: __ Regular 0c Value. : DOORS OPEN AT 9 A. M. Seamed and Inegulars Flannel & Birdseye Galvanised—Leakprool IE Ball Point Pen | Coconut Candy | Epsom Salts ~ —_—— | Muslin Sheets Baby Diapers 10-Qt. Pail : OU LAKE LOMO, me 19.) 19°) O° | Rane | 88] = SH] 48s iow Dace, Pymeus "BD" ball punt | Tasty cogouat, tovberer’ made by | ound. of aauoualy: faméus Bh CFA S Debate setaSteats SPAaRE” pottaoe” | rims unin rogutar 32.98, value. | Shira “long weer. "Reiaforeed rim —Main Fleer —Main Fleer - —Main Fleer SHC BW Y LANE for i —Basement —Matn Fleer —tnd Floee 1 =e i “sale’’ prices to big -we : . $1.25 c $1.59 Cc Value Short leg, strap shoulders, cotton mesh style, Sizes 36, 38, 40. —Basement Snap fronts, assorted colors. Some with bags. Small and medium sises only minum. Maia Fieer Men's Regular | (0c Shoe Laces 2 Standard 27-inch length in brown or black. Metal tip. —Basement Per Pair e e $238 Sponge Mats : Clothes Pins in the house. Colors. Regular 10¢ Dosen s lasti Makes 24 French Fries or Sag—Plastic Won't Stretch Regular $2 Boys’ Jeans % Luxury cubber sponge 97° Der. 39 Clothes Line $298 Potato Cutter Prevents Fatigue— 18x30" Smoothly Sanded Wood. mats for use anywhere Regular 10c Dosen % dosen, Regular S0c Value “ ©0008 6608CCSSCESSSSSES 50 c $ 67 Makes French fries with $ 66 . Feet ~~ one stroke. 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Save over half —now. —Main Fleor C KEIO AN Moh Bon Betindh MIMAKI, e e e 7S¢ Value “Petite” Manicure Set 39° Petite fingernail] tm- plements for the purse 5 plece set at this price —Main Floor —tnd Tieer 9AM to1230 ONLY (OOO Pound Bag Fertilizer ~ 29° Perfect plant and lawn food. Has 12- 12-12 analysis. Reg- ular $1. —thd Fleer to 12 30 ONLY — dia Popular trimming shears in 72-inch size. Bent or Complete with hooks 68 € saver. Neat and handy. handles. Save 50c. — a osl weer Protects Shelves Permanently Sturdy All Steel—$4.95 Value s s * Twin-Step Ladd $1 Shelf Cushion 2 Twin-Step Ladder colors. e Lifetime STAINLESS STEEL ° Folding Style—Canvas Seat ERVI SIX . ; Coie 595 Val Hardwood frame, canvas ¢€ t $5.95 Value seat. Folds tor storage \ Assorted Sizes—Values to $3.50 71% Inch Size crreigte styles! lecenned and shelf. Handy space , e Mebed 9 AM. 101230 ONLY hii 9 AM 101230 ONLY pd e Rubber—11 34x24 inch- ¢€ Savé time and steps. All $ es long. Need never to stee! ladder in choice of be replaced. Chartreuse . only —tnd Fleer = ~ ; e 24-Pc. Tableware : 5] Camp Stool while traveling. 29c Value The ideal kitchen wrap, save time, save money, save food. 2 2 Pure alue” —ted Flees 4-tnch sise all metal ash tray, Choice of -§ red or black eolors, —Maie Fleer Regular 10e Chocolate Heat Disney's fa- mous characters on bl] Ug records. Col- orful map, too. —Main Fieer $9.75 ‘WAHL’ Clippers $539 Cut the famtly’s hair at home. and save, Single cut, OOO size, —Main Fleer For Wahl Clippers _ Clipper Holder 49° Regular #0 am- mond electric clipper holder ects the clippers. ~Main Fleer $5.25 ‘Pocket Ben’ Pocket Watch $333 Complete protection, have hoode For chil- Asst colors._—Matn Fleer — — ! -= dren in sizes §-M-L ecce TT 869 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY febdehdedhd 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY Soft Flannelette-—59c Men's Large Size Receiving Blanket : 12c Hankies, 12 * : Colors in checks, two-tones choice of 4 styles Sizes 7, 14 only ne 2 = —Main Floor ' D 09000000000 000000000 COCO 8E2Ce Choice of white and pas- ¢€ Seamed white hankies in ¢€ tel colors. Standard 27 large size for men. Limit x 36 inches. Limit 2. 12 per person. = —Main Floor —Basement coool WUIEPEPET Ro hamee° °° Fancy Prints ‘Pom Pom’ Ladies’ Slippers $2 Value 9 ¢ Rayon Boxer Styles— Men’s69¢ Shorts 4° ity, sizes 32 to 38. a bd “Fruit-of-the-Loom” : hirt Men’s 52 Dress Shir Slightly soiled, whites G colors Brokew sizes, 299 White rayon shorts with elastic waist. First qual- Sizes 4 to 9 Better than pictured close back Limit 2 pr. ', Leather ‘Opera’ Style Men's Slippers ] 99 "Aleather uppers & soles Rubber heels Sizes 6-12 — Basement Boys! sizes included eeareceoseeososonoseoseseosesene © 088808808886868 Hand Mirrors 29 Blue or pink coors, 6-Inch Round | Mirror set firmly into plastic frame, handle. —Main Fleer $1.25 Smark Set SPRAY > Hair Net 59° Pressure container to spray your hair easier, Hin | aes leaves hair manage- ale. stain rior | NO MAIL ORDERS NO PHONE ORDERS .. . NO LAYAWAYS , , / 30x30" Rubber Landing Mat Factory list price of 49. Rubber ‘mat with foam sponge rubber backing. -—fnd Floor Pe 869 AM to 12:30 ONLY ogee Troning Board Pad, Cover Set $7 $1.49 value. Perfect ironing surface, fits standard boards. Easy to put on. —fnd Fleer meee AM: 1230 ONLY SEREEEEEE: 9 4m 101230 ONLY ji e Large 10-Quart Size S 24¢ Waste Basket. Metal edge and bottom. Sturdy cardboard, sides Decorated. ~ Alum’m—Whistling 2-Q. Tea Kettle 66° Regular $1 value. Aluminum tea kettle in 2-quart and whis- tling style. —tnd Fleer 17 ees '9 AM to 12-30 ONLY WOOO Stock-Up at This LOW PRICE! T e Fits All 54” Boards sro Furnace Filters $142 fron Board Pad 20 inc: ¢ pie Catp 4 Thick a e nm ron ng pe fits all standard 54” ironing boards. ; Genuine fiberglas filters at this low price. Stock up now. No limit, 0000008808088 800680880886080 6' —tnd Floor = memence =< — — - . 98 N. SAGINAW ST. —tnd Floer 19° Comb, nal] file, nafl Dipper tweezer in pocket carrying case. —Main Fleer choice of 3 Save now $1 Modern Wall Plaques 19° Wrought tron desi plastic plaques. styles. —Main Floer 49c Lustro-W are Salt-Pepper Shaker Set Colorful plastic salt and pepper set in stand. fasy to fill, screw lock top tod Fleer V BROTHERS WE RESERVE -THE RIGHT Regular 98e WT | Quality wool yarn, complete with handle. Assorted colors. DUST MOP j thd Floor [ai TO LIMIT QUANTITIES i ‘ { | 4 e e e e e 99 ° $ —tné Fieer fas luminous dial e . face. Ideal for work ; one? 9A M to 12-30 ONLY ecoe or — (10% Ped. * 6 Forks * * z —Main Fleer i © La Pte Ase fi * 6 Knives 3 en Goat ee ee \ 2) zeompewns e = $4.95 Valu % 6 Tablespoons § y 5 Lifetime quality for every . Carpet texture stair tread € Cuckoo day or especial occasions e with riser, Wine only ballet pe ipitinas does not © color. $1.39 value. Clock ts Fee Gent er ee ee ~ $28 4 , e , pas nied 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY BRRRRRREE 9 a om to 1230 ONLY fede Salis e 7 « Made in Germany, Large 6-Inch China © Complete with Riser : has pendulum and : 9 fa et fared bird. (10% , ‘ed. tax! e Ea. = 10¢ Salad Plate ©: 24” Stair Tread, sn Po Gold edge. floral center, 6-inch ¢€ : Carpet-like texture stair ¢ = china salad plate at this price @ tread in wine colors only. atc Vetee tua Flees $ $1.69 value. . - Manicure e —?nd Floor , e 7: Set, 5-Pe, Tea ea ees Ba OR # ae oT yt 4. vind 4 a ' ~ a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 MOET, Sikes bond te * Phas itis OK a , RS nea? ‘ 2 . perk “Big Birthday Savin save up to 1.99 on expertly tailored and imported styles ' —« Men’s Short Sleeve Quality Sportshirts | Regularly to 3.98 | py? | @ Imported Ginghams!@ Rich Plaids end Checks! @ Beaytiful Solids! @ Vivid Tropico! Prints! @ Luxurious Linettes! @ Superfine Combed Lenos! Listen Men! 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Gives Reasons for Relocation of Hospital ‘of man and dnimal to certain ident Advertising Director Rressu Bassert, Circulation Director Letters will be eongensed when moore wrer and General : ) . Aaveytning Mensee: Promotion fanaeer --HOWER. Guests also’ got glimpses meme, asdress tin el of soace. ull stimail, Im other words,. the oy! *aeeetary oer Editor Ret an sayy dre ty "Mer , . t fut f t s rtation, ee ee se blished exp ipage oes * study of man and animal in R Oroncr C. Inacan = into the eed A zansEe 80 requests Unies the letter is critics! accordance with their euviron- Mibaring. eijor Cusaitieg Manager. medical science, and of appliances im fia nature, ment. pe | T, too, think it would be a much “ stresses the ‘im- and comforts for the American home when they saw latest products of GM Entered et Pos} Office, Pontiac, as second class matter hese bere il eam el pears portince of mind over matter in OPoOnLeryy PRESS CeO eRe eS ‘ _ ney eats outs in iliac MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED research. phe -aanoctated- Resse J £2Ited CTT to the use for ublication all jloce Tht te wes Alco well ao AP news dispatches: Tus Powrisc Press ts Gelivered by 7 carrier for 40 cents a week: where carrier service ie not avaliable by mall tn Oskiand. Genesee. Livingston, Macomb Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties ft tsa $12 a year, elsewhere in Michigan and all other places be United States $2000 » vear Al! mat! subseriptions payable tn advance \theiered Pontiac FE 3- 81 8) MEMBER cy AUDIT BUREAD OF CERCUI ATIONS ene ae ~ THU RSDAY, MAY 1 17, 1956 Orrin McQuaid Oakland County loses an especially valued and honored citizen in the untimely death of Orrin McQualp. Register of Deeds for 17 years, Mr. McQuaip died suddenly of a heart attack and this ruthless and fearful malady never claimed a more un- expected victim. —* * *! Many local citizens today are re- counting recent visits and meetings with the genial and popular county official. Mr. McQualp was the son of JAMES McQualp, a colorful and prominent figure of a previous generation and he carried the family name along to a new greater eminence. Orrin McQuaid probably made the most sweeping changes in ‘the conduct of a public office that have ever been witnessed in Michigan. Essentially practical himself, he was quietly aghast at the unnecessary waste in the dispatch of public affairs and immediately set about instituting modern practices. * * * As Oakland County grew, obvi- ously the volume of his office increased tremendously, but Orrin McQuar continued to operate year after year at a constantly decreasing cost per item. His scientific and _businesslike methods and procedures became well known and a host of other counties have profited by visit- ing Oakland and taking all or part of the McQuaip operations home. Mr. McQuaip became well known in county government and his fame spread throughout the area. * * * But great as he was a public Official, Orrin. was best known ad best loved for himself. Al- ways a handsome figure, Mr. McQuaip made friends about as easily and about as steadily as it’s possible to do here below. We believe he was unconscious of his winning approach, but no one anywhere made a more rapid impression upon strangers and there was never a subse- quent letdown. Orrin was al- ways Orrin to everyone. He knew no other way: and he was one of the most gracious indi-_ viduals of our entire acquaint- ance. * * * ___.Many people throughout Oakland __ County are sobered today by the loss of a great friend and a great man. There won't be many along just like him. ' GM Technical Center Is a National Asset Forma! dedication of General Motors’ giant new Technical Center ‘at Twelve Mile and Mound Roads was an historic and significant event. The end product of seven years of scientific planning and construction, its 25 buildings are unique in their varied and harmonizing architec- ture. Within these structures, art- fully located around a 22 acre _ artificial lake, are all the -resedrch and development facilities< of 4,000 scientists, engineers, stylists and ; technicians. f. * bd * Not only beautiful in appear- ance, but ultra eincient in de- sign, the Center already is , recognized as the largest, most modern and complete research facility ever developed by indus- try anywhere. The 5:000 guests included leaders in science, edu- * * * Actually, the Center is a 100 - million dollar manifestation of General Motor’s conviction that only through research can in- dustry realize its maximum po- tentialities. It also is impressive evidence that the corporation looks to this vital activity for the ability to supply more and better products for more people at lower cost. * fe ® To an Impressive degree this vast project reflects President CurTIcr’s faith in the future. In the opinion of the man who had so much to do with making the project a reality “there are no ‘todays’ at the Tech- nical Center. This is our investment in tomorrows.” In his formal address Mr. Curtice warned that the Nation's survival may depend upon more emphasis on basic research. He added that technological progress is essential to continuance not only of our leadership in the free world, but the democratic proc- esses themselves. IF THE average person worried about the uncomplimentary things said about him, he'd be the world’s greatest worrler. The Man Ajram Town Lead Near 10,000 Those Behind Boy Scouting to Meet for Annual Dinner Water wagon: A vehicle in connection with which every automobile should be operated. The largest local grown up Scouters meeting of the year, the annual dinner of Clinten Valley Council, takes place on May 24 at the Pontiac Motors Engineering Building on Joslyn Ave. The dinner is at 6:45 that evening, and the program under the direction of President Les Churchill is to be at 7:45. Scouting honors wil! be distributed, and the guest speaker will be Otis Walton of Green Lake, one of the outstanding Scoutmasters of the local council which As making an approach to the 10,000 mark in membership, Including the leaders who break bread together on thts occasion It has been brought to my attention that the 12 children of John Lewis Hieks who died last week not only all were given first names beginning with “H,” “but each was given. a middle name beginning with “L,” so the initials of all 12 are “H.L.H.” A couple of peach trees in the yard of a eae Lh Peter Edwardson .) in full btoom-erer— a month ahead of time, and the frosts did them no damage. A letter over the ‘signature of “Oakland County Pioneer Farmer.” commends this column for its statement that the-heavy rains really are a blessing to the average farmer. “In 60 years I've always found that the wetter the spring the bigger the harvest.” he writes. Compelled to buy a new mail box {fs Harcourt Hodges of Drayton Plains A pair of roblus have built a nest in his old one . Back from a winter in St Petersouwe,g Fla, James Flewelling of Keego Harbor says he often played shufflebbard in his overcoat. A communication comes to me from the “Memphis Midgets,” a baseball team made up of boys under 12 years of age, challenging “any juvenile team in Pontiac.” It also adds, “If the Detroit Tigers dont quit hanging around the cellar, we're going to challenge them.” - Memphis is a village of 800 on the Ma- comb-St. Clair county line, 30 miles north- east. of Pontiac. Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. William Bliemaster of Rochester: golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M2 Ulrich of Dryden; sixty-third wedding anniver- sary Mr. and 5 etter Mountain - of Filnt, formefiy of Hartiand; golden wedding. : , 4 nomination may become more _holds the balance of power ~ city limits. ‘New ienitoure Keeper David Terence, a Adlai, Harriman, Kefauver or HST to Emerge as ‘56 Democratic Choice WASHINGTON -— Out of these four pames will come the nom- ninee on the Democratic party's ticket this year for the presiden- cy — Messrs, Stevenson, Harri- man, Kefauver and Truman. That's the way the situation looks today — less than three months before the national conven- tion meets at Chicago The chances of a “dark horse” are remote. For it is apparent that what is developing in the contest for the Democratic pres ‘ \dential nomination is not a “dark horse” setup, It is out of a deadlock between factions with deep-seated cleavages that a “dark horse’’ customarily emerg- es. The friendship, however, be- tween the principal candidates this time and the close assovcia- tion among the leaders ts such that any candidate might yield to the other without a trace of bitterness. The strongest campaigner in the group is Harry Truman. If it 1s considered by the Democratic lead- ers generally that President Eisen- hower is really invincible this time, there would be much more of an inclination to let the former president make the race. The poli- titians — with the exception of those in the South — could agree on Truman faster than on any- body else ADLAI LEADING PACK At sthe moment Stevenson ji in the lead. He has more strength within the party organizations than has Harriman or Kefauver. But the Democratic nomination in 1956 is not as valuable as it will be in 1960. Stevenson might consider he would have a better chance four vears. hence than now. It could tn fluence him at the last moment to let a Harriman-Kefauver ticket go to the country and take Its licking. "The main reason why the Dem- ocratic nomination seemed worth _ contending for this time was the prospect a few months ago that Ike wouldn't run on account of his illness. But, as the President now appears to be getting bet- ter in health, the Democratic valuable to Harriman than to Stevenson, The New York gov- ernor has plenty of his own funds to contribute to the race. Also, he would not go out of of. fice at Albany if defeated for the presidency. At present writing. the South There will, of course, be a fight at the Chicago convention or the civil rights issue.-Sen. Landon John son of Texas could become the vice-presidential nominee either with Harriman or Steverison. The Texas senator has behind him the powerful Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House, who, if it were not for his 74 vears, would be the logical second man for the ticket this year RAYBURN INFLUENTIAL As it is, Speaker Rayburn can have a good deal to say abaw the second place on the ticket. If se lected for the vice-presidential nomination, Johnson would not have to resign from the Senate or from his position as majority- leader during the. campaign. He would merely move from the Sen- ate floor to the rostrum in the event the Democratic. party were successful at the Noventber elec. te THERE'S! TO BE AFRAID OF J) = a oerrtn yea = grownup too tion Certainly hif heart ailment would be less of a handicap in the vice president's chair than if he were to remain as party leader in the Senate Se it may be a Harriman- Johnson ticket or & Stevenson- dohnson ticket if Sen, Kefauver doesn’t want second place tf his convention forces aren't strong enough to get tt for him, Obvi- ously a coalition of Stevenson and Harriman forces could con- trol the majority of the Chicago convention and name the ticket. So, whichever way the situation is viewed, the names for the top place are Stevenson, Harriman and Kefauver, with Truman as a com- promise choice of all three, espe- cially if there is a feeling on the part of the organization leaders in the populous states that only the former president can make the Youngsters, Adults Benefit kind of campaign needed to win A Truman-Johnson ticket cannot be crossed’ off as impossible, for there is an awareness in the North- ern cities that something must be done to placate the Southern wing of the party — and Sam Rayburn and Harry Truman are close tnends and politica) allies. (Copyright, 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Looking Back 15 Years Ago G.M.C. STRIKE averted by big pay boost. FDR DEFTES Nazi blockade of Red Sea. 20 Years Ago FUNDS SOUGHT to continue P.W.A. ANGLO-FRENCH debt talk ‘seen as bid for future U.S. aid, —————— _—— ey From Outdoor Exercises By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. When I look around at the make-believe imposed upon chil- hood today I feel sorry for the youngsters who, when or if they grow up to become parents and grandparents, will have few fond recollections. It won't be much fun telling their children or grandchil- they used to consume many bottles of as they watched the hero blasting the vil lains after school, Saturdays and holidays. ~ , I recall that from time fo time our escapades in the golden days when Canandaigua was a village ideal we kids were corralled and taken down to the police court where the chief or Judge admon- ished us and told us to go home and be good boys—adding a ape- dren how pop cial warning to one of the gang who happened fo be his nephew, Today, for a simftar fnfraction” of the law, kids would get per- haps a suspended sentence and a —_—-reeerd’-whieh—in--later- years —— might tell against them when they seek a job or an appoint- ment. It doesn't seem quite fair, but it is one of the inevitable consequences of modernity. One of my fondest recollections _this is no dream—is of going out barefoot after a rain to splash in the mud and feel it oozing between my toes. Im my home town, we never heard of playgrounds. The street. the schoolyard, or any va- cant l6t or field in the neighbor- hood was handier than any formal playground a half-mile away. But today I imagine lots of kids in Canandaigua will never know how it feels te squash elther dust or mud between their toes. For that matter, on sum- mer visits I have seen few bare- foot kids and no dust or mud at all, not within city Imits. Nevertheless T wish to go on record as a health advisor urging every kid anywhere, and every to avail himself or herself of every opportunity to go barefoot, inddors or outdoors, when it feels good. “Our 5-year-old boy goes bare- foot in all kinds of weather,” writes q Mississippi reader. ‘He does not like to -wear heavy clothes. Through all the cold and rainy spring weather-he has never become sick. When we visited my hom town up north he played jn the deep snow on the coldest days “ ‘ Towa reader says: ‘‘We let our kids\ go barefoot in the house all” winter whenever they liked. Vis- itore exclaim, ‘Oh, my, aren't you arald —. be sick?’ of course we are not. We are grateful for your teachings .. .” “I'm a second-grade teacher at — school,” writes a Colo- rado reader. “Our children, age 7 9 ‘Ti, wonderful time wearing just what they want, to be comfortable They are being brought up ac- cording to your eecuines _ Signed letters mot more than one page or 100 words long erate ite to personal health and hygiene, not to disease diag nosis. or treatment, will be answered br Dr William Bradr if a stamped self addressed envelopa is sent toa the Pon- tlac Press, Pontiac Michigan. (Copyright 1956) 13, and 15 years, have a , The hospital is located in the worst possible place for noise. After all, one goes to a hospital to get well, not to keep his pillow over his head to shut out some. one’s horn. If our city should ever be at- tacked, I don't know what or where people would go for medical help. I did not vote for this addi- tion strictly because of its location. Is it too late to do something about a few changes? If it is, then I agree... “We've been took.” Mary B. os . William Peterson Gives His Idea of Psychology After sitting back and reading some of the letters on psychology - vs. religion, I feel I should comment. is considered the : study of the habits and Teaction Hal Boyle Says: Loafer's Glory Prepares to Unseat New York City LOAFER’S GLORY, N. C. (R)— Watch your step, New York. Chi- cago, beware. Look out, Los An- geles. America’s most beautifully named community Loafer's Glory, here in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina—is on the march. * * * After 55 sleepy years, it is ready for growth. It invites fresh capital and. néw tired blood, Anyone who can tell qa tall story well, who can yawn restfully in one of the love- liest settings in the western hemisphere, is welcome to be- come a pioneer in Loafer’s Glory's cautiously slow climb to metro- politan stature ‘as the modern Athens of those who put content above worry. MORE ABOUT TOWN ‘Before investing in Loafer's Glory's future a stranger might well want to know more about the town, Ld * * Well, it was founded—no one seems sure just when—early in the last century, Today it consists of a bend in the road, 30 acres and five families, If you stand on the outskirts and throw a rock, you are more likely to hit a person if the rock falls in the suburbs than if it lands in the center of town. What other U.S. community 100 years old can make this claim? How did Loafer’s Glory get its name? e fe e Charles O. Burleson, 62, be- lieves it came from his grand- father, Jonathan. OLDSTERS GATHERED ““There was a country Store sat .there by the bridge across Cane Creek,” he recalled “In the eve nings the old fellows used to gath er there to play checkers, pitch horseshoes, and spin yarns * * . “Granddaddy passed by once and said: ‘It’s just a Loafers Glory’, Somehow the name stuck. health. Reli stresses the emo- tions; love, een hate, fear, eic. . and hew to perfect ourselves in accordance with the spiritual qualities each of us possess. Matt. 5:48, ‘“‘Be ye perfect as your Father is perfect.” Religion tells us how we might have a more perfect life. As we study the Bible, we learn the spirit is an overcomer of the flesh. In psychology we learn wholesome minds make for more Therefore, the with the study of religion. Psychology is only a branch of religion as. religion is the study of the whole. As we have many denominations of religion, so will we have many different beliefs and theories concerning psychology until more definite proof and more knowledge is available. William D. Peterson P.O: Box 399 ° Drayton ‘Plains The old settlers liked the name, Most of them are gone now.” Another story has it: that it was an angry housewife who applied the term first. “But I know the name goes back at years,”’ said Burleson. ‘‘Some peo ple tried to change the name to Vivian’s Valley, but it never caught on.” . * * s Tourists often zip through this Valhalla of the carefree without even knowing it least 60 — SIGN VANISHES “Used to be a highway sign here saying ‘Loafer’s Glory,’ explained Burleson, ‘‘But it rotted and ‘ell down, and nobody thought to put it back up. CJ . It may take Loafer’s Glory a long time to overtake New York— it doesn't even have a subway yet —but no one is in a real hurry. That's the nice thing about Loafer's Glory. Plus the fact there isn't a town in America with a better sense of humor. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE It is not good to be alone . . . For any length of time... It does not give us confidence . . . Or help our spirits climb . . . Of course there are some periods .. . Our neigh- bors should not share .. . Includ- ing special study and... The time for silent prayer .. . But in the normal passing of . . . The hours of the day .. . We ought to have companionship . In labor and in play . Too often we become inclined To worry or to brood . When we withdraw into a shell . Of utter solitude... God filled the world with souls for us... To love and cail our own... And He did not intend that we... Should wander off alone. (Copyright 1956) Case Records of a Psychologist: ‘Designing Engineer Should Apprentice a= engineers should serre an internship as sates- men in their field before they attempt to make their cock- eyed changes in manufacturing ad to work as - merchandise for the public. There ts too much monopoly tn manufacturing, which is why the public’s wishes are so often disregarded. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-358: Terry L.. aged 44, is manager of an _ automobile agency “Dr. Crane. you have certainls stirred. up a hornet’s nest recently in your ecnticism of automohile inefficiencies,’ he said, but grinned meanwhile. “However, we salesmen are heartily on your side, for if the manufacturers would use more horse sense in adapting cars to the practical needs of buyers, we wouldn't get high blood pres- sure trying to sell them. “At present, we must &trefch the truth and get red in the face with high pressure selling because our product doesn't fully meet the public’s needs “For instance, the engineers gloat over trivial. nonsensical gad- gets like push - button windows. They seem to think the pushing of a button to open or close a win- dow is a wonderful innovation in motor car design. : * * ° “Yet. as you have often said. they haven't even arranged the brake pedal so a driver has his foot on it when he faces. an emer- gency “No car is actially under a driv- er's control unless his foot is on the brake eda -at all times. “Resides, ‘those push buttons sometimes get out of order. Then coroners rage because the windows are down in freezing weather and they can’t raise them. “IT wish the designing engineers for -my-— agency for six months. Then they'd get hep to real improvements in- stead of sissy little innovations that don't mean a darn.” BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGY We have hundreds of talented business psychologists who can show the inefficiencies in all types of merchandise in short order But too many heads of companies have reached their lofty jobs by Po promoted from the engineer- ing and production fields, instead of the sales force. Such engineers and accourftants are more likely to be introverts who are enamoured of tensile strength instead of sales oomph, so they ignore our smart business psychologists who urge consumer surveys They ate like the tipi all rail read executives, bankers and ur surance directors. WhO are sa con cerned with husbanding resources and counting inanimate things like dies and dollars, that they ignore the human element in business America's corporations were or- iginally created by smart men like Henry Ford and the Du Ponts. But now they are run hy “boards’’ who are ‘“‘conserva- tors” of estates and thus more interested in balance — thas -in__people. -.— < “Dr Crane, you're wrong,” they may indignantly argue. “If we weren't interested in people, we couldn't stay in business.” POWER OF MONOPOLY But that isn’t quite true. Big business has a virtual monopoly in many fields, so they can coerce the public into buying their wares, even though the latter don't fully meet the public’s needs or wishes. * # om For example. who can, start up an automotive industry from. scratch in these modern times? * Nobody but Henry Kaiser. Who can compete with the rail- roads or telephone companies now- adays? Even newspapers have had to merge so most cities don't even have competing newspapers to of- fer divergent views. _ Cartels are publicly vetoed in America but Ha big businesses function on much\ the same basis. Engineers may scream in pro- test and the typical ‘‘conserva- tors’’ who operate American cor- porations may deny it, but there isn't -enough actual competition left In major industries to cause the manufacturers to heed the real demands of buyers. If there were, we wouldn't have such imefficiences in automobiles. \nd railroads wouldn't be petition- ing to discontinue passenger trains, eic) . Always write to Dr George W Crane nh care of The Pontiac Press, Pontia Michigan, enclosing.« long 3c stampe seif-addressed envelope and 20¢ to apes typing ahd printing costa when you seng far hia psyehological charts and pam- phiets, (Copyright 1966) eae ale arteries seve te 1.99 on first quality Women’s T-Shirts & Shorts for Summer 99° Regularly to 2.98 shorts, pedal pushers and T-shirts in san- forized, colorfast fine cottons. Wide selections of solids and patterns. Shorts in 10-18. T- shirts in s-m-!. Scoop up sav- ings during our Birthday Sale. ~Street Floor. Regularly 1.00 famous name Boxed Stationery ob for PHS Rich deckled edges, bordered 8 with exquisite trimmings. All famous brands in wide selection of styles G patterns. White, pink & biue. Save to- day on several boxes. Street Floor. Regularly 1.39 Imported Tea & Toast Sets tr i Imported china plate & match- ing cup. Fan shaped with inset for cup. All first quality. Rich moss rose, red, blue end yel- low rose. Fifth Floor. y for ad | @ Only 57¢ each! in boxer shorts, popons, @ Sizes 7-14. Waite's Children’s Cangas Floor ee ie Girls Playclothes Clothes that are ready and waiting for fun! Wonderful values 1 G 2 pe. playsults, fancy pants "3 and gingham cuffed jeans Pisses’ savings ever in sun-bright “4 3 playciothes. Stock up today . oe ee Soke eS Lal . ae ere thee an, fo 2 for ss © Only 1.57 eoch! : 1 f eae | i 4 * ‘ [ie ” «ash eS) our Big Birthday Sale! Regulerty 1.69 Wemen's - Summer Shorts 99° Long-wearing denims, twills, rdines. Washable wonders in 10- 20. Navy, red, white, black, yellow or aqua. Third Floor. SALES Rag gerne agence: ee ee Regularly 39¢ embossed Plastic Place Mats A tr 99° All washable in decorative pat- terns. Protects table cloths for sudden accidents. Choose sev- eral sets in rich colors of: red, green, yellow, brown and blue Fourth Floor. Regularly S9c guaranteed Boys’ Briefs Zin OO Cotton knit briefs, all full cut and guaranteed washable Sizes 6 to 16. White oniy. Now is the time to stock up during ‘big Birthday Savings. Second Floor. save 99¢ on first quality... nationally known Boys’ Short Sleeve Summer Sportshi rts Regularly 1.98! ® Or each @ No-Iron Fabrics! @ Smert Coller Styles! ' @ Sanforized Cottons! @ Cool Broadcloths! Amazing! Imagine, solids, plaids, prints of all kinds) NOW at this remarkable LOW PRICE! Sanforized cottons, pre- shrunk rayons, linen-types and broadcloths in your boy’s fa- vorite colors. They're full-cut, cool, cgmfortable and tailoréd to fit Sizes 6 to 16 Stock up today and save! Waite's Boys’ Center—Second Floor Reg. 39.95 12-Play Steel Gym Save a whopping 14.95! ah, Regular 69« Boys’ ifs Shirt ‘ Di, for J i Cotton t-shirts with nylon rein-« forced neck bands. Shore sleeves, fully cut and wash- able. Sizes 6-16. White only. Seeond Ficor. Regularly 1.98 Muslin Window 99° Hand painted muslin in white or eggshell. All 36° wide x 72" long. Complete with roller. Biggest savings ever. Hurry in today. Fourth Floor. Shades Regularly to 1.98 rich Silk Scarfs Din SF] Only 57e¢ each luxurious hand- rolled silk scarfs in stunning 24” squares. Prints, solids,~ checks and stripes. Colorfast. @ 6 ft. separate slide! Here is a seal value-packed play-gym with weather-resistant finish plus galvan- ized features that can take all that the weother can dish out! Safety engineered iB stand up under the rough-and-tumble of children! Take advantage of this Big Birthday Savings — Buy today! Waite's Playgym ContorDewnstalrs Store @ 2-inch top tubing and legs! @ 2 swings and 2 rings! @ | skyride and ! trapeze bar! @ Basketboll and shower attachment! ® ® e G G @ Shorts, sunsuits and Everythi a to Buster. A wonderful er- B ray for both boys and girls * 1 to 6 in checks, prints G solids. Only 57 each! : Sturdy coton no-iron fabrics in 2- wt ne ta . se ae 208 Sun-Br ight Mais wear " Regularly 1.98 Sizes 1 to 6x! All Sanforized fobrics! Overalls, crawlers, longies! Super collection of super values : for the small fry set’ sets, swimsuits, arta: sportshirts | All tashion-right for "am pint-sizes dynamos' Prints, checks (F jackets solids. 2 for *] Sturdy knit shirts! Senforized no-iron cottons! midriffs! for the little ones, from Sizes 2 for . as Regularly 2.98 1 and 2-pc. sunsuits! Smert shorts and fancy ponts! | Dungerees ond jean sets! pc. cabana suits, overalls, longies. = ‘ and swimsuits Ass'td prints, § ie ‘ checks and solids. Sizes | to 6x a4 Only 1.57 each' ¥ ~ Waite's Children's Center— Second Floor 2-pe. cabana fy ut BS | BIG BIRTHDAY SAVINGS IN- GIRLS’ AND-BOYS' -PLAYCLOTHES! SHOP "TIL 9 FRIDAY NIGHT i wT teed ar : ™ Regularly 2.98 Boy's Charcoal Jeans 1.99 Sturdy denim charcoal jeans’ with double knee and -zipper fly Full cut im sizes 6-16. Slight irregulars. Save today on several pairs during this sale. Second Floor. Regularly to 69¢ famous brend Children’s Pants 10 for 4 | Choose from Girls’ Lollipops and popular Boys’ briefs. Sizes 2 to-12. In wanted colors. Stock up today and -save! Sec- ond Floor fagetasty 1.00 Famous Women’s Wallets 2 ix 99° Only S7e each . , variety of plastic and ‘pater styles. Assorted colors, Plenty of windows identification and coin purse. Slight Irregulars. wvegulers. Street ay Regularly 1.00 first quality Women's Sunglasses AG $martly styled, optical large variety of frames. and light colors. Hurry in day for several to match sportswear ensembles. Floor. tn Tire Regulerly 1.00 femeus LaCross Lipsticks Va Solid brass cases that keep dipstick fresh and | lasting. Three brilliant to choose fram. Hurry in now end save on this famous brand lipstick. Also nail polish. Street Floor. ~ To OR ¥ ta iokg 4 + Be ee ee | piay Choose colors o' red and blue Regularly 1.59 first quality Mirrors & Brushes 99° Hand mirrors, plain or magnify- ing. Nylon bristle brushes with lucite handies. 4 different styles. Washable. Save today on these needed cosmetic items. Street Floor. Girl's sandalg with full cushion insole ard double adfust- ment for perfect fit. jus! like Mothers. Smart playgoers ‘tor the boys ‘and girls in rugged and yet fashion- able styles. All sizes and colors available. Hurry vIn today for biggest savings ever during our Big Birthday Sale! Waite's Children's Shoes—Second Floor , Regularly 69¢ Men's Knit Underwear Dec Bb Brief shorts and athletic shirts in tine white -cotton. Cello- phane wrapped and two to a package. All in brilliant white. Sizes S-M-L. Stock up today and save. Street Floor. Regularly to 89¢ Wemen’s Vilon Briefs 2 ix 99" All first quality on 57c each. Long wearing nylon briefs in rich whites and lovely pastels. Horry in today for a new lingerie wardrobe at huge sav- ings. Street Floor. Regularly 98¢ plastic Blouse-Skirt Holders 2 for ri he desta colored plastic hen gers with meta] citps for exirts. Strong metal hooks =— Wonderful space savers Regularly 2.98 Boy's Famous Chino Slacks ~ 1.99 Sanforizet sturdy cotton twill with Cuffed im smart te 16 Slight ipper closing nak! color es 6 save on regulerly 2.98 & 3.98 famous brand ‘Women’s Sleeveless Blouses Only 1.57 each! . a YJ for owe Fine cotton blouses in popular’ summertime sieeveless styles. All in Regularly 3.99. Terry covered Foam Pillows 2.99 Molded foam tatex with easy off tipper covers Choose stripes polke Gots. of rich solide Completely Earring Jewel Box 1.99 colors of. rose end fvory make now at this big sarings du Regularly 2.98 famous make Choose youre and for Gifts in ric Famous bh r- Regularly 39 fine linen Men's Hankies | 499° All washable and sanforized linens and some Swiss cottons. Luxurious 24” squares all hand tolled in sturining white. Stock. up today and save during our Now is the time to add several Hurry im now durte t Birthday t fectio ak ble thts hab @ allergy free. Ideai ing our Birthday Bale only! Come Sele. 1 lors. nble Stree ba Ting ou ve mperfections make possible th ' : ' was e an ergy fr a A iy! Co . Irregulers. Ld) eel Galante omect Sale Gnd save on several low price Ideal for pimy or dress wanted cofors: whites, pastels and solids. All sanforized and washe for vacations. car, home or beach in today Slight imperfections — Big sa nie 6 Floor. Street Floor Becond Floor able Sizes 32-38 Street Floor Fourth Floor Street Ploor Street Floor . rn es sa et Bg ee at es Oe Se es: vr fs pss SEE FE ge (Si ye eplle a Bigham Ty RE ce F ae, Meee ei fos eae a ft BEPeE = dl ' r y “ Ct) ] ) f Page! vi ath t Pa Ww ( th w ite at No Cash Down on any tem on this , age: 6 onths to Pay i a aite’s Accoun | = Sess Est ae ice ee eee see SOS hae eS ee * eo me = i aa : 3 FE 5 3 + Saab ee» a ae Pe E~: ° H t t f \ sf 4 . ' i ae { ‘ ~ at s : ‘ . ae r { , \ } ‘ S a 8 > f . FY \ 4 . j La a SS ; { / i { f /* i; é ~~ wa \ A t f Ae a r Pi pe / i ky O hy if 4 “ if t- t 4 B ae > | f r i RIGHT | a HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 11, yep a aa ans , He ! 4 i i Pe ry Ah t iM _s ‘ te iff ’ ! } he mi : | ie » f Puli Pah Af t { y As Be pF Silas Set MY jf . , 2 ae “ “ Save S17! ' 8 Reversible Window — {| ~*, Pe Regularly 49.99 @ Efficiently cools 3 to 5 rooms in just minutes! Ice Cool and Rugged 20-inch HA MR eg aE RA Oia * 334 Fan... ed @ 2-speed electrically reversible with handy switch! @ Adjusts to fit any window! Powerful 20’ blades x move 300 cu. ft. of air per minute! Here is a real Birthday present to you. our dollar-saving sale' A big 20° window fan in every room! fust think how easy to install im your attic out of-sight, yet very real and cool comfort Motor guaranieed for 1 year. Fits’ windows, 29'/2°" to 37':" wide! Don't miss uor . come in today, Limited quantities, so hurry' Custcmer, that you can use Outir & " Waites Fan Center—Filth Floor : f ' ‘ =o \ 1956 -¥ hy = 9 Wee seve 30.00 on exquisitely crafted delicate designs in 3 new potterns 99-Pc. Imported China and Regularly 79.99 Service for 12! 4g”? Set includes: 12 plates, 12 cups, 12 saucers, 12 fruits, 12 dessert plates, 12 soups, 12 bread and butters, 1 large platter, 1 smalt platter, gravy hoat and tray, 2 vegetables, tovered sugar and crenunier. . patterns Choose Witn each complete set: at Imagine such super savings on fine imported 99-Pc. China in three lc. Virginia, Dogwood and Rich Violet. Lovely patterns with delicate platinum complete service for '2 . you get FREE. . . 6 extra cups to assure a all termes Hurry im today and save' 7 Waite's China—Fitth Floor | trim Save $2? on Two Lightweight Deluxe Aluminum Chaises. 2 for 05 Yr | @ 3-position finger-tip control! - Regularly 59.00 for 2 ——*\ » \ ' . @ Padded chaise with contour ' construction for extra comfort! _ © Easy-rolling on rubber-tired aluminum tine ished wheels SG ee . \ i ernest , ‘ A \ © Terra-cotta ® Yellow _Waite's Outdoor Furnitare—Downstairs Store a Save Almost $59.95! Regularly [1 9.90 full Rotary, Round Bobbin Portable > > @ Complete with Smart Carrying Case! ONLY $5 PER MONTH! NO MONEY DOWN! PY og re @ Guaranteed Service! a | IT’S UNION MADE IN AMERICA BY WHITE | Makers of the famous White Rotary Since 1876 ~ gett nea agy*? 7 ’ of om ess Wee ® No Money Down te Pay nothing sews like a ROTARY it rolls like a perfectly ~ e Free... > Famous W hite Sewing Lessons Free with Your Purchase! ° Model 409-605! “ 4 pendulum on an old ® fashioned grand- @ Sews Forward and Reverse! father’s clock was the @ Full Range Smooth Speed ”AY Neg } SG ee Se 7 2 save 12.97 on two regularly 16.98 values Pee Ree AR ; j | ho Garment B TABLE LAMPS | umobo CTarment Das : | J <5 } yh ? | aietiaati Hand Decorated | ; -/ Ve Pi P z= iS e 99 | (gaz = i M y ‘ d Full : Waites Lamps—Fitth Floor ws A 4 54" : ome 7 fe Long ae | J { ce j ae, Paes Wid @ 3-Way i | @ Quilted Front @ Holds up to : Lighting’ and Top! ' 16 Garments! ¢ © Hand Cue Used ; B® i i Now is the time to save on several of huge . Crystet. fF jumbo size Garment Bags to store your precio * } garments in before the hot weather ‘and ay + moths swoop down’ Dont wart take advantage ‘ “ot Big Birthday Sale Savings’ Bil uth ching colored sides in nich wine, blue and gic Save ] today | ! Waites Notions—Stree! Floor i ' save [kee 1.99! Collapsible Candy Cane Stroller 99 Regularly 10.98 @ Complete with shopping bag! @ Smort ruffled canopy! Here is a tea Brthday Presser: all the Kings ard Quee pace Diaper Kingdom’ Its us Birthde. eceive ianrg <> deluxe candy cane circ ie, 0 sturdy for a! e tings g the wa ‘ r days. Rubber tired whee’: that are built to fat ea Bon t mm: t th « exceptional “saving fact ————Waite# Infanls Cenler—Secthd Floor “e Six Months 4 : ! Full-Size Mechanism! Control Se best for keeping time. | 1 eee @ Numbered Stitch Contro!' @ Handy Sewing Light auld Carrying Case Included! Se eats ord tore exten of Automatic Tension! : © shuttle ino sewing machine ts NOT the best for sewing. @ Sewing Instructions Included’ es @ Powerful Underwriters Lab Approved Motor! Hurry in Today During This Sale! Waites White Sewing Center—Fourth Floor 1S A TRUE ROTA RY. oe WOT UST A “ROUND BOBBIN’. | \ 1] ‘| ; " Trade-In aed Save! Get This 20 for your old watch regardless of age nake or condition as oa trade-in! \ ra e\ 17 Jewel Man’s Watch H *If crystal, crown and--case remain intact. For 14 days see for yourself how wonderful these nen 1936 Benrus watches really are, Come in, take your pick. and walk right out with wt. Then wear it for 14 jull days. If you don't agree it's one of the greatest natch ralues, return it for your full refund. TRY IT... FREE MA4M4e @ ee Waites Watch Center—Street Floor So i No Cash Down on a ES Si Ae Bae gee + ee Sy ee, my it eee we a em es Si eet eee this Page! 6 “a ae Geers - eee 2 en ee ee ES ew #8 Sot — of Sa are we Pea eae RE a “ Months to Pay With a Waites “CCC” Account! a = ys FO aE ERS Ea - : eee cab pio Sikece tcihregle ESE set Seah > xy sie oe : arrears uae me cmcns eo” 5 oy Se = nae ey Ce ee xt $4 fr. ao; aoe Paes Sst, Big Birthday Savings on extra luxurious sheets for thrifty homemakers! Luxurious Extra Fine Percale Sheets pr Reg. 2.98 72x108 37 Reg. 81x108 59° Regularly 89c 42x38); Cases! @ Superb 186 Thread Count Percale! @ World Famous Brand Demanded by Homemakers Everywhere! @ Soft, Smooth and Silk Like Finish! @ Finest of Combed Yarns for Years of Service! ; : Revel in famous combed percale sheets priced specially for you during our Happy Birthday Sale! Here is your opportunity to replenish your linen closet at important savings! Snow- white percale sheets so smooth and sitky to the touch finest of combed yarns to give you years of excellent service Shop today and make your immediate shopping well worth your while in precious dollars and cents. Stock up now during our Big Happy Birthday Sole! Waite's Domestics—Fourth Floor Y endous *. : : 8, © aro oe 57° Regularly to 98e a Yard! 5 7 c 17 Regularly to 5Yc a Yard! Regularly to 98e a Yard! Sentorized Sport Denim Cottons — Organdies Gold Print Cottons Plisse Crepe Prints - Linens — Taffetas Polished Cotton Prints panoramic array of coveted summer weaves, patterns and lightweights to assure you your biggest thrill when you make your own dresses, curtains, dusters, drap-- eries, skirts and blouses Choose from sparkling fresh fabrics in a galaxy of colors . many, many fabrics and patterns These are are no remnants, they're full bolts. . . spe- cially purchased for our Big Happy Birthday Sale! Such irresistable savings insist that you come in now and sove' Waite's Fabric Center—Fourth Floor Regularly 1.39 Big Bath Size! for yourself! savings! save dollar on superior quality thick, plush terry with lush corded border Cannon Charm Towel Ensemble 99° 49° Regularly 29c-—Handy Wash.Cloth Size . . . 1% @ Wonderfully high absorbent terry loops! @ Room brightening new colors! © Stock up now for bridal oe and Every luxury feature you want in a towel! Extra large size, extra heavy weight and extra absorbent Rich “Charm” decorator paste! towels at wonder- ful Birthday Sale Savings! Each towel actually ob- sorbs up to five times its weight’ Hurry in today and re-stock your linen closet at dollar and cents Waite's Linens—Fourth Floor save 2.99 on luxurious lightweight summer blend that is washable! Granada N ylon Blend Blankets Regularly 89°! Thrifty Hand Size! @ Generous 72x84 Inch Size! © Extra Wide @ Washable and Always Colorfast! blanket in a luxurious blend of nylon and rayon . . ‘Granada’ os a feather, warm as toast with rich, deep rayon satin bindings Washes easily Famous ' and so beautifully save! Waite's Domestica—Fourth Floor Satin Binding! “fight makes on ideal gift specially at these Big Happy Birthday Sale Savings! Choose from pink, blue, green, gold and red Hurry in now and unbelievable savings on newest miracle curtains during our Happy Birthday Sale! -NYLON...DACRON... FIBERGLAS ss SE Tier and | Ruffled Curtains ne ae eiNe A iv yA Reis ne Lid oe Reg. 1.79 Nylon Tiers x36 4° + ee 99¢ Pair bie se Reg. 5.99 Nylon Rullled . P. ie 49° Wide 3.99 Pair Ne Reg. 2.49 : Dacron Panels BY | 72. 81 or 90" r) long each Reg. 6.98 Dacron Ruttled 72. 81 or 90° long 3.99 Pair Reg. 2.99 BS _ Fibergies 99 Panels 72° long. no-ironing panel Reg. 8.98 Fibergias Ruffled 72° long 99 Pair Marvelous miracte curtains in your choice of luxurious Nylon, Dacron or Fiberglos Additional sizes to fit your every window. Don’t miss such savings during. our Happy Birthday Sale! Bring oN your window measurements y @ ‘with you so that our experi- wee enced Curtain Consultants may assure you complete satisfaction. a . + t re i y i } ii Se ee ee Waite's Curtain Center—Fourth Floor 39: r {| save on values up to 16.95 on your choice of three decorator’s dream fabrics in LUXURIOUS FABRICS Regularly 9.98 airy for that coveted summer ‘look! All in 90’’ lengths (single width). Strong and ‘sturdy with expertly sewn pinch pleat tops Choose white, gold, mint, pink and champagne. Hurry in now and save for that added touch so dear to discriminating homemokers. Rich and decorative in frothy lightweight summer fabric. Al 90” long, in single width and sun resistant for longer wear. Choose oyster, gold, pink, green, turquoise and mocha Big-| gest Birthday sayings Ever! Regularly 16.95 90" perb savings during our Biggest Birthday Sale Ever' Waite’s Drapery Center—Fourth Floor DECORATOR: DRAPERIES — 4°? Sheer Fortison and Lurex Draperies that boast a stunning gold Lurex horizontal stripe running throughout the fabric. Superbly sheer and Regularly 10.98 > 99 Glittering ‘Honey Chrome Draperies with a lovely Lurex stripe | | 99 Deluxe Lined Draperies in newest luxury Bark Cloth always a favorite with home decorators everywhere. All fully and : richly lined with natural backgrounds. Single window size in lengths. Newest decorator colors. Hurry in now for su- SS Sb ea SE ESR ap ee cee Bh a ie ie Si ih ome sar or" Paes bs ae eee EMEA RRL ae RE ta sommes ge RS No. Cash Down on any Item on this Page! 6 Months to ‘Pay w ith a Ww aite’s ncoe” Account! oe a e * \ ‘ | ’ 4 a ane e a5 , | Vs ‘ 4 ‘ 5 = erty A ; . j \ \vs ra \ ‘ * \ \ Rae _= : \ / enrages a ee fi 4 ae ae eal : Se E Bi '] 1 | f . / | ; , lay ‘ : le i & f + 7 pf, ERY sa 5 * pe | hep et it r oP ae | ye | BE eens ete ee fT! gee nk Me | P| | \ f ' / ” | ko aie f : ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1936 Save 52.71 on a Regularly 179.95 Model 532 EASY SPINDRIER on Cary» with Your Trade-In! e Specially Sale Priced.for a Limited Time Only! © Famous Easy Power-Flush "Spin Rinse for Quickest Damp Dry Ever! @ Famous Easy Agitator Action for Cleanest Washes! @ No Money Down! It’s our birthday, but here is where you get the presents the famous EASY woy - « « biggest Birthday Savings ever on Easy’s famous Mode! 532 with all the features that you wont and look for in your new machine! Specially priced for a limited time only during our Happiest Birthday Sole! Hurry in today for exceptionally big allowances and thrifty savings! Limited Number! Walte's Easy Center—Downstairs Store & § for your old water heater when you purchase a water heater! save 35.95 on a regularly 89.95 big 30 gallon safety designed famous Fast Recovery Automatic Gas Water Heater © They look alike, but one §$ © Vo Money Down. with is a famous Toastmaster! many months to pay! All water heoters look pretty much alike—from the outside! You can’t see the designing and en-. gineering that go into the building of a better, longer lasting water heating equipment. But when you choose a Toastmaster Automatic Gas Woter 74. Heoter, you can be sure it’s there... . to offer your family a more efficient, less costly service. Come in today during exceptionally big savings while we celebrate our Happy Birthday Sale! Famous 45 Gallon Toastmaster Gas Water Heater... now only 99.95! Waites Home Appliances Center—Downstairs Store til Nanay are No Money Down! Table Mode! TV with easy top tuning, removable Save today during our Happy Birthday Sale. . . help us Wailte's Ambassador TV—Downstairs Store jst i ile | 4 @ Automatically Timed Electric Outlets for Appliances! | 271 Inch AMBASSADOR eee as, Here is a really Big Birthday Present to you as our customer when you purchose ~ your new 30” PHILCO range during our Happiest Birthday Sale! This electric Regularly 169.9 s | range is just loaded with wanted ‘extras’ . . . full-width fluorescent cooking light, egulerty 169-9 7 concealed oven vent, full-width storage drawer with Nylon rollers and many more Yours now at tremendous savings, no money down and only $6 per month. The finest in TV viewing, the new Ambassador Waite's Philco Ranges—Downstairs Store easier cleaning and better picture with sluminized picture tube! by allowing us to give you exceptionally fine savings PHILCO ELECTRIC RANGE sev 199” @ Full Size Automatic Oven! ; @ All Porcelain Top with Extra Work Space! ®@ Deluxe Automatic Oven Timer! © Super-Speed, Easy-Clean Surface Units! [NO MONEY DOWN | save! glass for . plus such big Birthday savings' Don't miss this chance to buy now and celebrate ' 1 Year Factory Guarantee! ia Famous Hoover - Model 475! } = No Money Down! * Powerful Cleaning Action! Walte's Hoover Center— Downstairs Store i Up. Shelves! and space-saving designs that save you time and most of all dol ars! Wailte's Phileo Retrigerat Dow tats Store Huge 10.3 Cu. Ft. PHILCO oot spac || Refrieerator.-- yap apg § Complete with all attachments! rt eee aes No Money Down! @ Giant 48 Lb. Freezer for Top Quality and Performance! on eae ald F: _ @ Full Length Space fa NESS Nl Gea Saving Storage Door! © Big Chiller Drawer and Adjustable © Factory Guaranteed 5 Year Warranty! PHILCO is proud to join Waite’s in our Big Birthday Salé' Here is their Birth- day Present to you. . . a big 10.3 cu. ft Philco Refrigerator with extra fedtures now and save while this offer is open during our Big Happy Birthday Sale! Come in we ny PPS NO MONEY DOWN! Only ae No Cask ae Le gape cine 7 Sa Down on any Item on it a Se Ss. SES = BG SERIE ta agra ER Tig Ft erg eT hy fa firm Suppor’ MATTRESSES specially purchased and specially priced . . . regularly 34.99 each _ Save on One of Our Finest and Deluxe Box Spring Sets Full 3 Year Guarantee Behind Every Purchase! 99 @ Mattresses have extra heavy gauge weight balanced coils! Each @ Extra layers of fine felted cotton mattress or box spring upholstery! , full or twin sizes | © Double offset coil construction © Both pieces are carefully bench for support and long service! | crafted for comfort and service! © Wide selection of distinctive @ Deluxe air vents and strong _ tickings—your choice during carrying straps for easier this sale! - moving! , ‘Huge Happy Birthday Sale Savings are yours today when you come in and lie on the mattress of your choice... then you'll have an idea of the wonderful sleeping comfort. in store for you. Take advantage now of exceptionally big savings on your choice of fine hand-crafted bedding in full or. twin sizes. Expertly crafted sets— with inner-roll construction for mid-matt ress comfort right to the edge, plus extra heavily ‘quilted prebuilt borders for longer service. Save today at Waite’s! Waite's Bedding Center-—Downstairs Store jeer i ee ae , Th 3 Ps aa RSE rea a EES Page Fae 16 Months ai aed cae @ Is pena te = ape & a W Si Fe LS = a ae, eee se te’s “CECT A 33 eS ° ith yes J Abegh SE ES to Pay r AE ee ee ES oe ai * w ecount! ress wiprcite FF sy * per wees yee py \. 78 AS i id ; — y ju : Sl v \ a : no fe OS i } oe PN ee : & « . < ; : : / . H foe : vo ‘ j I ok ' ; eH os oe oe . a Wee PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 ‘ . ELEVEN Wortaale Alarm Device ssid the actrees Mite Tornado Alarm Sought |Plained that radio and television 9 [JUNIOR EDITORS Scheduled for Miigan yt Stan mt un olen Staal WATON TOMORROW'S “OPERATION DETROIT The U.S. Weather |Sit® where the device would be in-\Council has instructed M&YOTlwarning was suggested. PAPER for FULL Bureau will install a $100,000 elec. | Stalled. [Ralph W. Crego to appoint 4 com- int eget 9 tronle tornado spotting device in| A similar device is in operation jmittee to formulate a uniform and} Britain's exports ot radio] DETAILS on... | T the Detroit-Flint area in 1958, mt. seitsfge Ar Yoree ‘Dace your !ndoqunte terneda wakning.ayeies. ops W. W. Oak, of the Detroit bureau, |Mount Clemens. 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Pollux, who has his arms and legs bound for boxing, was a champion boxer. : The Romans often swore solemn oaths '‘By Gemini,’’ which is why, we sometimes say ‘‘By Jiminy.” Castor was killed in battle, and Pollux grieved so much for his brother that Jupiter put them both in the sky. They have a number| of other constellations near them, and here you see Canis Minor, or! the Little Dog, at the left, the paw of Leon the Lion at the right, and. the club of Orion the Hunter at the lower right. Color this picture with crayons and then paste on thin cardboard. | With a large pin punch out the stars that are outlined, and prick, g small holes in the many stars scattered Over the background. Then r. hoid the picture up to a strong light, and you will see the constellation’ made up of the large stars. You can put a string through the circles at the top and hang this up. You can also fold the panels at the lower. corners and it will stand up. 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Sizes $-M-L. | in Flint Storm Area it.aree gis. st least to Highway and southeastern subur-’ FLINT W® -Insurance adjusters ban district. “Another struck south ~_ : estimated today the Flint area of Davison, 10 miles east of Flint. sow conv ov had between three and five mil- a [ “ABS. BOtBUCK AND Co. Save $3.10 + . lion dollars in property damage Legislators to- Report bos a IL 6.98 C tt ; from the mornadces ao ay EAST LANSING « — Michigan a3 0 on a They said between 50 and 75 per legislative leaders will report to- eae Golf J ck t , cent probably will be covered by day on their 1956 session to stu- : : a e | insurance. Adjusters began proc- gents and faculty members from j essing the first of the 10,000 claims ' : | i they expect iS receive. abe apa ao a ‘i i] | e | | 4 \ \ << 88 | e* ¢@ partisan Politics al an t a | A. E. Burgtort, director of the State e University. 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Budget priced to please your ge now and start sewing wolor- |* "ts bah to help give you eS A 2h Sy \ ckatbook: hem, buy them at Sears, today’! ieee ‘al bath er sembles, towels’ 7 Bee eee ne ake 5 = pS Ros Sz z Pe See. poy “ : 9a : ae. ‘ ou ee wnd sports Jothiny ease 1604 , c. . = —, a = 3 ; wi : - ae 8 Poa rete aw . t th 4M : rs £ Ld “ hed 4 Mt Guudtuidlbed Ov YOU money back SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-417] = — = t ae | } # . s % : ., : ; ’ a * " bad ‘ ‘i 4 j i ii Si bi r ‘bt [ THE PONTIAC PRESS, get THU BSDAY. MAY V7, 1 "THIRTEEN » 956 | | - hvoct Antes- Up Pay; \Security for You in this community of 4.000 re.) opened today after the borough's: Noah Moore turned a paper, » 3 teachers agreed to take a part towel into writing paper and the a Teachers Back on Job. Notity Official of Death avoca, mw pute wien It May Prove. Profitable payment on the four months al- ech turned. it into dollar! . But Moore isn't fretting about | L Sueniceeeneliinenmmmmemen ad for this mau he hed to ‘ask for’ ‘it within two years of her death. ' love bial «mien He says - recently told. ___ Tia iacnss aap they, “hace he ou of & te ry his hands on that paper towel | which will mean a total of $7.350 9 return to their clasara a|_It started a few months “ago ‘conference late yesterday with bor- when Moore, a Warwick, Md., fac- ough officials, The First National Bank of Avo- |papers. She'd put it away some ca, which earlier had lent the bor-| time before her death in 1951. ough $50,000 for teacher's salaries, On the card, Moore found a refused until yesterday to grant i another loan. Then it agreed to = — aos ee make an $8,000 loan which, with | death. Alth .. it would be four jn ms mene athe act. rb en -_ | p letter. Borough Sot said that.in- He couldn't find any writing pa- adequate local tax collecting ma-|per m the house, so he ripped off) chinery, and the lack of state aid, paper towel in the kitchen and due to a bottleneck in the Penn- wrote this letter sylvania legislature, was respon ,, died No- sible for the lack of funds to pay a age get lima cad ° the teachers. daughter named Patricia Ann Lawyer Settles Syne rn oan Check Dispute With His Wife 65. Would you let me know if I NEW YORK uf Albert B did right and what happens te the money she paid into Social Security. 1 am sending her card. “Thank You, Zink, a Philadelphia lawyer, has. settled out of court with his es- tranged wife-a dispute over a $75.- 000 postdated check he made out to her | 4 j “Her Husband.” curity’s wheels moving. In a few weeks, Moore was told that Patricia Ann will receive nearly $45 a month until] she’s 18 or mar day the case was settled after a "ies. which ever comes earlier, on conference among litigants, law-|' the Social Security payments her vers and himself. Cross separation mother made while working. _ suits by Zink and Mrs. Maude PROVISION OF LAW Lennox Zink also were settled, the 4. Social Security people gave justice said. her the payments under a provi- Terms of the settlements were gion of the law which says: not disclosed. In a spirit of “jest and merri-; A mother who has been work. ment,” Zink has said. he made '« for at least 18 months during out the check to his then bride. the three years before ber death to-be on Christmas morning, 1945, | and has been paying inte Social | and dated it. Dec. 25, 1955 Security is presumed to be sup- * «¢ porting. her child or children. . Mrs. Zink contended he wrote Thus, they're her dependents. As dependents, the child or chil- the check Dec. 25, 1948. after their marriage. She said Zink -drem are eligible for Social Se- gave it to her in consideration of) curity payments. her watving dower rights to some fiag Moore told his Social Se’ curity office about his wife's death real estate immediately Patricia Ann would Athletes Are Brainy have been getting the monthly pay-| ments from the start. As it is. EAST LANSING (®—The regis- ts ere. lost trar’s office at Michigan State Uni- [een il oe = mah the versity reported that once again payments to’ go back %2 months this year, as in half a dozen sim! trom the date of application. far recent studies, athletes outper-| formed the average student body | MISSED DEATH BENEFIT echolastically. A survey showed 373, And he missed completely a varsity athletes had a 2.45 scho jump sum payment of about $170 lastic average, above the 2.% for he could have received at the time the all- university male average of his wife's death To be eligible Ld s . State Supreme Court Justice | James B. M. McNally said yester-. “se Patricia Ana. | tory worker, found his wife's So- ands in which people who've ‘cial Security card among some Old naxing Social Security payme jhave failed -isnranee program, .“Neah 8. ae) The letter started the Social Se-' SALE STARTS TODAY - SHOP EVERY DEPARTMENT and SAVE! | Score! s Case is only one of thous-. n to use the makes earned. * * * Nine different kinds’ of benefits are payable under the Social Se curity s Old Age and Survivors incluchng~the4 lump sum death payment and the} monthly payments made to chil-; dren like Patricia Ann. ‘[n future’ columns, I'll-give you a run-down on them all. { ‘You may write Ray Henry in! care of The Pontiac Press about) your Social Security or retirement} _problen: __P 1 e-a-s-e —enclose—ail stamped, self-addressed envelope! and 25 cents in coin.) PedHiess Veice Scares Away Store Intruders WINCHESTER, Ky (®— Even in an age of electronics, a bodi- less voice has a way with edgy intruders : s Ld * Burgiars looting E F. 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" Ps . i os “G a8 y = ere ay - in : » - ™ og Se + rhe y 2) ae Ee a Le a. & , chs ¥ Zane. . gr at bd * 20h ot cot? ; ag Se ow Me ee . f ; on , ; oF get® cee i . Dell alt " oe?” ow ow w ure a wantete te - gape we - on* 4 * zi aoe Lat A® gore 3 P wie ee + » & eyo a : ye cy & | : << Bo « I . — N 4 ; h : hf. ey x he se oh t a i i ot laf A, rie ‘ h | Ay Hi je 2 2 PT car ¢ i ° ae as i Ne i pia NG i} Jb L } “ Z ‘ “J 4 it és » \ f 4 . nad 3 ' a j Ae 4 jp “} | phi V ai 3 . > = = 5 ti ae ; F " . Ks ‘4 » " / ¥ j %. . , | = _ ne : i | , ~~ { 1 co 1 + ~ } i "FOURTEEN | : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU CRSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 ~j , sae ee ee ——— J = L f Knowledge of English, Philosophy, Arts _ Essential to Successful Career in Law | (Many ot ‘otay’ s high sthool sen- into an established firm as an as-| lin on the ground floor for many| iors will be starting college next fall. To sequaint Cael — _ isociate or clerk. | business ventures, th things they mig! Pepect ond to, provoke thought =a »_** - | ‘The young lawyer who starts training, enolitesey of five articles The fourth path is the legal inl cullen baalowa kas h rong By JOHN BARBOUR jpartmer 8s S. arge corpora ions. ANN ARBOR W—A lawyer uses The young man takes a job. ‘The oe ‘urliversities, “like Mich- FIRST Qu ALITY TIRES | two prime _ tools—"words — and as . if tor] : _fer And Away __ ~ ideas.” ‘starts out re ‘about $4,500 a year. a a : . « @ Fach year he gets & “Tt ; ; hich school ye Tais until he reaches about $9,000 are various ways of speeding Er eves) sn blen te By then he knows whether he will [ngs up a little, but at the mini- decided you want to study law. <6... with the firm or go on into Mum it still takes about six years start developing your tools now. other work of college, veal: ea This is the advice of Prof. Marcus go vgn GOING Moat schools teach thetr law by 1. Plant, University of Michigan vtany lawyers, Prof Plant says'the case method, which means you Law Schoo! don't start out in business,, but/ don’t learn the principles out of a There are some main areas 'o many of them end up there, put- textbook and then go on to prac-’ study, Prof. Plant says One of yng their iegal education into tice. You learn your law from law t ‘ _the most important is the English practical work As legal counsel cases, and arrive at the Principles ; ~language—" especially Writing." for a corporation, they can get. _ yourself. > Trade-i A prospective law student ———ee in should also know his historv— Ss ? “world history. but more im- WHAT’ MY LINE 24-Month “ portant is English and Ameri- | INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is reloted to my work. Un- C ‘ can History because some of this — scramble as few os possible to guess my line. Answer 6. stuff is understandable only in| oppears under orrow, reading downward. uaran ee 70x16 Size stewing fat os times in sic | DAMA. 2 esc Triple tested! = | tei ply aya: ___plus Fed. tax - i ' r He ‘should ‘also know his govern- teed L Moniha | of ment, says Prof. Plant. He should know ‘“‘not only English and Amer-; ican Government. but government in general.” NEED ACCOUNTING He should have too an acefraint- ance in the way business is carried. on — Accounting is a necessits He'll run into accounting problems He should know Economics too Prof. Plant adds: “By and large a good deal af| the work_a person gets into in the practice of law is counseling busi-| néss people.” Both in high school and more | * especially in college, Prof. Plant says, a student should “get into | the ‘think’ courses rather than SHIVAN 5 6 1 2 PRAMT 7 3 GUUNEJ 4 DRANWE 4 5 ADABRO : 6 7 8 Yesterday's enswer: Green, spOon, 4 3. the memory or rote courses. 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New type and shiny Re- clearing @ction . absorbe airt Buy new et Sears moves rust and road film easily ard quickly s : PECIAL PRICE Tires § Keeps’ tires from unneces- sary wear... smoother i for : =| Ga ride This week-end only 9 Pj if - : oy fa : - ; YE m4 al a a i he . FIFTEEN é Se ee Lene ene Yr THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD AY, MAY 17, 1956 Your PTA. Is Planning: [Two pom Men Hurt ‘ |Vermont, Royal Oak, suttered an| Ceevertiomenh in Bia Beaver Crash arm injury and Robert H. Thomp-|SKIN ITCH Carnival for Every ome wo mec cies 1 °%,22 Paner, Bening HOW TO RELIEVE TT : Y TROY — Two cars collided at!received facial ‘cuts, possible con- ee cold 15 coh, at Four Towns Saturday ‘rca cre svenpted to pase lserep very Hesiat eaerea S38, Seg ay Sata : - y road as one attempted to pass a Joseph Mercy Hospital reported |ferms on cuuEace. — re asi — . | : : trailer truck. both their conditions “fair,” but/ ter ceurme, esett,ouem, foal Mab other FOUR TOWNS—Fun for youpgifirst aid tent manned by the ee |. Bruce L. Pettypiece, 3203 North\X-rays had not yet verified injuries. |Drag. Dept. New at — and old will be the theme as the|Scouts of Four Towns Sod ——— oe = Se gets der way, Saturday. seatemes Se A children's 1:30 p.m. _ NOW Heseen a [ = al Lu fe] Aliabelle Bowers, principal of +road—will—start—_the—testivities:; New Hudson School; was honored; School doors will open at 2 p.m./guest at a party given her by the | when booths and feature shows be-|PTA Wednesday evening at the | gin activities. - school. Miss Bowers will be a June Among the many booths will be) bride. a white elephant erat apart 8 store, fish pond, goods b | mM ROEBUCK AND CO. y ; cans, “eweey.” coms. toun| YOUN Club fo Issue | ve handwork and other items. wa Balloons will be everywhere, , M b hi F id | _Batoows nit be, cvecrwtern, Memberships Friday piteh, bean guessing, dart throw. | fk O CHESTE ae | img, bag toss, and grab box. (cards will be issued Friday at the | There will be a novelty room, & (youth Canteen, meeting for the snack bar, and even a chil: second session of a six-week trial dren's escort service. operation at the American Legion: Outside activities, under the di-|Home here. without any sacrifice of rection of Stanley Sherman, 83-| Over 350 youths attended open. re | sisted by the home room fathers.) ing sessions last week. The club tube size or quality! | : will include pony and carriage) nolds three Friday sessions— | ee : _ — ngoaryewoartnrg “Ann Cole ae eo Over 250 young: jrides, jeep rides, hayrides and 8) trom 3.5 p.m. for boys and girls man and Patricia Adams (left to right) are just sters receive instruction in ballet, in eight -in grades 7 through 12; 7-9 p.m. ; of the 200 pupils preparing for participation different weekly class sessions, as © part ef Gel I KI k dancing for 7th and 8th grade in the annual recital, June 1, in Yount Town- Waterford Recreation program. etty u auxka students; and 9-11:30 = dancing for Sth through itth Becomes Bride _| grate teensgers.- All activities | the first 17-Inch TV set ' M G P| are chaperoned by adults. | engineered for Rochester OKs Ballet Recital en's Group Plans of Donald Storey |*" Sere: sini] eneineered for praca Waterlard Mother-Son Banquet 2x mee st aaa So e =n | | Klauka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | ll dec: So lightweight a woman Revised Budget at Waterford ‘Edward, Klauka of North Branch, | * = carry it... | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — As COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The and Donald W. Storey of Flint,| Oxford Congregational New blond-toned cabinet line close ef the Waterford Township Men's Fellowship of the Commerce son of Mrs. Ann Storey of Pennsyl- Calls Vital Meeti " Misleny deser $305,152 Figure AHOWS Recreation Dept. sponsored ballet’ Methodist Church will stage avamia, were married Saturday, in Calls Vital Meeting 2 a | Dep an evening ceremony at the OXFO A Gas at Ww Convenient easy-grip , Pay Hikes for Village season draws near. ballet girls Mother-Son banquet at 6:30 Pm.pA 40 ne sso pen Creek: Rd. |p OA me ee od carrying handle... 4 y and agerly awai Ww Commerce Ma- : } Manager, Attorney ee ballet Tpecieal, yen the gee} aa . Mal the Rev. Eli Richard, pastor of/Congregational Church has been | yy Handy side controls) ‘ “4 be held at the Waterford Township| the Lincoln Park Methodist/called, following the 11 a.m. ser. all-screen front... 1 ge | ROCHESTER—A revised $906,152) High School auditorium on June The Rev. Perry A. Thomas and |Church, Flint, officiated at the|vice Sunday. All members = : _ 4 budget, approved by the Rochester | Tom Shull have arranged a spe- |ceremony, attended only by mem-|urged to attend. | motan obsolete 14-inch; rs ae Village penrae tigi y tiga td Rehearsals are in full swing celal program for the evening bers of the immediate families. { The meeting was announced at not an out-of-date 12-inch, — s Pi caan ta fuselage iancoar | (sxe Gail arcotaa iat (Onrd||/ ree ee oe ee ee es) Leis tenes 87 the request of Norman Geisler. 1Outneh, or smaller tube size... bute SF Ww ballet instructor. All stu ; sister, Mona i "| : ME) otis Goes Dead Ge atone extra hard | A crowd of 200 is expected. Branch. Raymond Storey of |4nd Harold Campbell, moderator * pay hikes for employes in the are working of the church Public Works Dept. to learn dance routines assigned Flint served as his brother’s : ‘ The budget was revised at a spe-, for the recital. Mothers are busy Extension Club to Meet | best man. d cial meeting last week. Under the| fashioning costumes, which will itso GAYE SESS Run|_ Following the ceremony, a recep- Im ay Band to Trave new schedule, the village mana-| ®4d spark and color to the event. | — tion was held at the Deerfield’ tyLay CITY—The Imlay City . . ger will receive a $9,000 annual) Approximately 200 youngsters, |Extension will meet at the home Township Hall. High School Band will travel to| salary, and the village attorney,| ranging from 4 to 16 years of age,|° Mrs. Wilfred Wiseman on Mil-! The young couple will live fn/Holland Saturday to march and $2,500. will. participate in the elaborately-|ler Road at 7:30 p.m. Thursday|Flint, where the groom is em- [play in the parade at the Tulip} Silvertone ts specially designed—not just Sears low, low price The budget also provides for planned event for the public. \for a lesson on meat t preparation. ployed at the Chevrolet plant. Festival, | toble mode! with o handle added. Plays ony- : $1,000 te the Avon Youth Serv- —— — : f tee and Recreation Assn., an in- where in your home; carries in your cor. All this 95 crease of $400. pls a big screen—not a squint-sized picture. The annual tax rate of 12 mills Only $5 down buys it at Sears! full price for general fund and 5 mills for| | highway fund — the same as last eae en 89° year — was set in the Board of| |. Sessesvecececctecers Review report which the Counct} Common Sine _ Olegenst __ Diegenst DON'T BE A T.V. “WORRY WART"L INVESTIOATS accepted. ia the Tele. othe Meee | of me Viewing SEARS 2-VEAR SERVICE CONTRACT TODAY! Z A June 11 hearing was set on a Tube ia inches | Area in inches | | Yeu! It's the pion that hes mode thovsands of satisfied TV ex request to rezone 13 lots Camp- = m - tomers! Seor-hes @ two- service contrect, bell’s Subdivision from single 4 i 16% 198% Pa la deere papel =! multiple dwelling classification. - | Presbyterian Men ee ee. Plan Work Bee at Camp Oakland 56 79NMIG DRAYTON PLAINS — A work 5 bee at Camp Oakland on Saturday All-Wool Pa tterned has been scheduled by the Dray-| ton Plains chapter of United Pres-, : a9 x byterian Men, according to Dr. L.| G. Rowley, president. | Ralph Shell is in charge of de-| 2 ; en tails for the event, and men who’ ccataliaeees : Pe Bie . plan to go are asked to contact * : him at FE 52810. There will be a = Clock Radio AM Table Radio 3-Way Portable family potluck dinner at noon. GAD lait, , Built-in Calendar Shows Date Save 3.07 More Volume For Outdoors! . The group plans to construct Ss Reqularly another much needed building to | =. Reg. 39.95 34.88 Reg. 18.95 15.88 37.95 34. 88. take care of the boys and girls : — 330 DOWN Here's a powerful little radio 1.50 DOWN who share in this program. = Automatic calendar shows day, with slide rule {or speedy Battery, AC or be Fine, out- . ae date Big easy to read face, station change Built-in an- door portable or indoor long- Camp Oakland is under the di- ate lighted dial, buzzer, sleep tenna. Ivory, brown. distance radio. Wide sweep rection of Probate Judge Moore Square BS” |} switch. 6 tube chassis. dial, builtin antenna. and is locally supervised. by Met Y od : liam Mathes. “2 Yard qe Carol LAL Sale! Kenmore Vacuum Cleaners! arolyn Tubbs H s Oxford Delegate | dW Leaf or multicolor texture =— to Girls State v 9 and 12 ft. widths OXFORB — Ca on Tubbs, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton 1 wool @ carpet t : Tubbs, has been chosen by the, Be ay ‘ alle. . nee new eh ife com " ue) | ee _American Legion-Auxiliary of-Ox-} f ¥ leat _ aoe yard. Chas es ford to be its delegate to Wolver- | TOME GIGy, tdi Of iu re 1 of green ber ine Girls’ State, to be held at the. grounds and beige multicolor texture pat University of Michigan June 19-26. | terns. Buy now.at Sears and save morel Carplyn 's president of Junior Floorcovering Dept.—Second Floor Music Club, vice president of the c Futu » S ° ° 7 Se POSS =| , Classic styling in Harmony House February she was chosen with | a group of other Methodist | a 7 Youth Fellowship students to SS, 51 LA P 2 f effect” Sale Priced — $2 Down foe! tour the United Nations and - Kipp Washington, D.-C. a - ; For rug and above floor The alternate selected by the iphaad Motor bes power- Legion Auxiliary is Joan Cooper, ul suction... five conven- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Viscose rayon rugs lent attachments for rugs, Schroeder of Lakeville. ; ; é floors, upholstery. Glides —_— re = wt ene Ae Ue oo, easily from room to room. Almont Girl to Marry : 98 ca aa ‘College Sweetheart : 2036- ANG co Some ne enmore Uprigt MS, ALMONT — Mr. and Mrs. Ev- eas erett Briston of Almont have an- jp ce: Seere Ener |P syevent) Plas JAN nounced the engagement of their 1@ high-low daughter, Donna Jean, to Don-| tufted sur- 5 ald: Arnold Teeples. : i iy Donald js the son of Mr. and! face pile % Mrs. Harold Teeples of Burley. 7, @ eleven Idaho, He and Donna are both stu- Harmony dents at the University of Michi. House gan colors ; A July wedding is being planned. | . = ———| Axminster Rugs — %% vis: Townshi ae of pecdheg me,” Gtne ond the Town- | 2. be @ critical area i the Township Board, as aforesaid, each owner of prop-| erty within sald area shall be notified ot such determination by written no-| tice, and@ notice of the arta determined | to be @ critical area shall be published” in a nee of general circulation within the waship of Pioomfield. al Township, if those pians indicate con: of eavestroughs or er — named tm Section 1 hereof, any 4. Within «ixty days (60) after de- termination of @ critical area, by the Board, as aforesaid, « =| sons or other owners of property within | an area defined to be a critical area and equipped with any such described Gevice for the handling of rain water named tn Section 1 hereof, shall cause the same to be disconnected from any sewer to which {t is now or may here- after be connected ‘S$. The installation of all such devices On presently existing buildings shall be modified, and on new buildings shal! be constructed, so as to conduct the water to the grade level of the building and there discharge the accumulated water on @ concrete or other suitable splash an constructed in such manner as to ih pan . spread face, into shall be surrounding “ground sur thus preventing its passing’ directly This amendment will be im effect thirty days after publication. ; Adopted "unanimously 4° the Bloom- field ip Board om May 14, 1966. . f. DUDLEY ROBERT . Township ee allowed May 17, ORDINANCE NO Township Ordinance. The ee Whereas it ts the desire of the ip Board to enact an orti- mance for the regulation of the nse and operation of Motor vehicles within the .township; and whereas the ich. Vehicle Code contains all of the traffic and use of motor vehicles which) would be appropriate for the township: | now therefore {t is ordained that said Michigan Vehicle Code, and al! amend. | ments thereto, now or hereafter made @re imeorporated in this ordinance by, Teference thereto so far as the same) applies to the operation, control and use of vehicles upon the streets, alleys end highways of Bloomfield Township. tion 3. Complaints for violations cf this ordinance shall be made in writ-. ing describing the offense committed | and shall refer to the section number, of the section of the Michigan Vehicle Code which describes the offense com. mitted, as being the section number of this ordinance as though the same were herein writ Section 4 Any person who shall vio- late any a of this ordinance| shall be deemed guilty of a misde-| meanor and upon conviction there of shall be discreation of the Court ton 5. is ordinance shall take effect Sapa (30) days after the same) shall be published as required by law e@ and passed by the Bloomfield Township Board,the 14th day of. May, A. D., 1966. ‘ ROBERT #. DUDLEY, Cl May 17, NOTICE OF, PROPOSED FRANCHISE Ordinance and of Public Hearing! jerk ‘6 Notice ts given that a roposed | | —- ordinance ee . | _ mtin, CON. eum COMPA + ite sue- — — power! te under the highways. | dridges and other pub-| 8 ‘itiage Clerk of of Wolverine Lake for public inspection, and that the Village ‘Counc! of said Vil wilt 297 Ghongs ry Road, discuss f gence and the a ication on file f sapien of the sume Cy FINLAYGON, | sed tathority Ne fay” mata , maintain and oprr- 5” bee eas, melon pes and services on | i across a 43 . Motor Vehtele | «> ‘ o SALE STARTS TODAY — o 7 fe \ vert hu PS Acai SB 5 Nae rte eee) , we UDR CESCT P SALE decorator fabrics re K AND CO. .. . HUNDREDS OF ITEMS ARE ON SALE NOW: i FOR FREE We a st E TO SEA ICE! 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Buy now at this Phone FE 5-4171 for Free Estimate and Measuring Service ¢ ie a a : 4 Z y Attractive Cotton Cover 4.99 Save 99c on washable DuPont Dacron pillow with attractive cotton cover. First quality . low price. Save! *(Polyester Fiber) DaPont Trademark Reg. 5.98 Bee ee Pont cee Mattress Covers Harmony House Fitted Plastic 1.66 mattress Was 1.98 Waterproof, odorles ’ protection. Heavy plastic wipes clean. Elastic corners. Full or twin bed size. ! 7 RA SS New Mitt Mop Set Special Purchase FOR LEADERSHIP SALE! * Modern Style Stainless Steel \ 2 for $] Plastic Handles in many gay colors! Choose strainers, turner, spatula, forks, spoons, mashers, ladles : Values to 69c First Quality Maid of Honor 177 Two 12x15 mops; use hand mop Reg. 2.49 mentor walls, tables. 48-inch hard- pr wood handle for use on floor. ~ Pring connector Outdoor Dryer Hgs 202 Feet of Drying Space 16.97 . Sturdy steel outdoor dryer holds 6 average wash loads! Lines long enough for double bed sheet. Was 21.98 Regularly 2.98. Brighten your table with these lovely multi-color screen- _ printed cloths. Serviceable linen crash in washfast colors. Imported from Belgium. 52x52-in. Size $2x70-in. ... 2.99 / Ce ee ee / iS Sate’ 2.99 499 Fitted Mattress Pads a Comfort and Protection Twin bed size. Always stays smooth, snug. Good quality bleached muslin covering, all new bleached cotton fill- ing. Easy to wash. Full bed size Domestic Dept—Main Floor | bo Waste Baskets Special Purchase! Gay Colors Reg. 1:19 Qe 7-0. Flexible plastic wastebaskets dety. rust and denting! Resists matying, retards noise. Also 11, 26, 38 quarts. Reg. hee to . 1,33 to 3.33 2 ae Rubber Sink Set Low-Priced Dish Protection \ 3.77 Colorful sink set has 13!/x- 17'x$ dish drainer, 15!/)x20-in. drain tray. Easy to clean, re- sists heat & Reg. 5.74 Easeiees «OF: bie | Laundry Carts Lightweight, Sturdy Frame. 2.99 Easy moving for wet or d laundry . . brightly plat tubilar frame, swivel wheels. 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T ROCHESTER larchitect’s plans eF) i g5 8s E 3 £8 Preliminary @ new church | Rochester omg Aproves Plan JUST ARRIVED! ut g% tr i 3 o & ry = 3 j : i Z bs B i i Almont Couple Married, -in Congregational Ch urch, mont, spoke their wedding vows recently in an afternoon ceremony Congregational Church) i riey is the daughter of Mr.)} Mrs. George Lee of 5057 Kid-| Rd. ! Maid of honor was the bride’s ing their home at 5059 Kidder Rd. ./in Almont. Plan Open House, Altar Flowers for 90-Year-Old i Friendship, Officer Night,» Placing flowers on the altar * her name. The occasion will mark - for OES at Clarkston her $0th birthday. CLARKSTON — Friendship see Oakland County Officers An open house will be held be held by Joseph C. Bird Chapter /2 until 5 p.m. Sunday, at No. 294 OES off Monday at 8 p.m.|inford Dr., Milford, with in Clarkston High School. Visit-jtation extended to members of ing officers from Oakland County’s|congregation who may 22 chapters will do the initiatory|greet the honoree, work. — To be need this pater : will roar Mrs. Margie Conra Grand Representative af Idaho inj} Listings Wanted Michigan, Mrs. Gladys Sibley,/f . Oakland County Assn. president PARMS, ACREAGE, and her officers, Mrs, Arlene Weit- ANT RTY zel of Birmingham, Mrs. — VAC PROPE Voll of Rochester, Mrs. Wilma Bendel of Holly, Mrs. Lilas Long] Cell C. Schuett of South Lyon, Mrs. Pauline Tomke of Southfield and eKith Agy of Walled Lake, | EM 95-4197 @ Northwest Realtor” EM 8-4236 | You'll always be cool in these Air - Conditioned open weave New Arrows. collars for dress or casual wear in both whites and cool peste! cotors, sizes 14% to 17. just ‘ Air-Light — For Smart. Summer Comfort smart short-stay § and short’. sleeves, FlghiW eight — ARROW SHIRTS 95 3 what you wont here. ‘We Must Repeat! 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Choice of colors. ‘Delivers Delivers ‘50c Weekly Delivers Ansco CAMERA SET Flash, bulbs, film Bend Automatic Percolator S-cup eapeac- se UE Deluxe included stromag nat Complete . "$8.88 $8.88 ie . Dormeyer Set Automatic. Toastmaster : S rs 0 Juicer, large nuine 50c $ 00 ee 00 con rad hee b 00 x, e Weekly Delivers 50c Weekly Delivers ee Delivers Delivers eck Y Delivers FREE PARKING savcdsc.. Lal Us! FE h| eral | . > : FREE Tyecwriee table geeromans Service for 8 — ith R a 5 yeas ‘ A. with your new Rem- (oboe bell pinnerwore 3-7114 6 BS: SMM, © Underwsed Pornabie. when you see it, Lovely pattern. ‘. Ne Banks ‘ -—« rn . ee $8.88 — $7.95 ri : - $74.50 soe $00 buiset $1 OO tf tomers for: fe) ag Bey Ct Pe \ , = > $900 | Weekly soe Téefms , Companies | cat Weekly Delivers Delivers if g { v e oN : "| , j \ a ' J~ ' . ’ . : , THE PONTIAC PRESS, LESS MAY 17. 1958 oe | NINETEEN By Ais: Dawson markets through promises a The Weat has had the.best of it)lron Curtain, Examples: the So-ja rubber factory in Exypt; i | = = a “eM tiDamON mats so tar, Industry capacity is about|viets are building a steel mill for|is building. ships for other coun- — w commontie wartare between the|can"auescew fail tts romsocs|and her enthiten. But the, eee |x orre ae ans Felon care | am 6 Ee ape eed ea LI | . r men oui ith more men going into e¢o- ican production totals. | ot th wi w ‘- oh il me se te es pat thers in the, ote ete and be 2 cut within 10 to 15 years. And thetr| Come on Over se | _ | _ . ~ Almerican businessmen operat- crease in spendi industrial been faster’ than own—large | ted Sinead : - ing abroad “report a. continuing|expansin, the Soviets may maak as that a = to Grinnelf’s CHORD. ORG __ WE'VE NEVER SOLD TILE BEFORE AT THESE LOW PRICES! lane ce a ote ae , oi = i One_ 3 I ii has ; istanding army and a government |policy of keeping as many youths ‘as possible in scientific and en- igineering schools, the industrial labor force has been curtailed. There should be plenty of room in the factories for the 1% million men that Russia now says will be| ‘demobilized. In making their bid for world trade the Russians have had some) advantages, notably in the under-| ideveloped areas, The Reds have been able.to offer markets for the | raw materials and f that: these. areas produce. Here, the desire to protect American industry and agriculture from such imports has’ been strong. One example: Cuba. “OPEN HOUSE” TL SAVE-SAVE-SAVE . . By the Piece—By the C = } Sn , anytime this week! y etic y the Carton—Carload Prices EXTRA TILE | Get.your If WALL TILE RETURNABLE |. Asphalt Tile z FREE ff tits yea. | Wu's war | “3 43/4° ca] Gift Record ‘cio Comer | eeirtaam an ts wet ust for tying H qi Tike | -FREE. | TILE CEMENT 2 aa TOOLS and __ - p = has sold to the Reds some of the = 2 _ i i i Tsugar it couldn't send to the Unit-— ¢ TILE CUTTERS | hal ed States, . 9 Ea. Park In Our Lot { * The Russians and their satellites Behind the Store y NX ‘have been able to offer the non- industrialized countries some of ithe magbinery and equipment they . ’ |erave. They can't produce this in) 27 S$. Saginaw the quantity that Americans can, but increasing amounts of such Pontiac equipment are coming on the, world markets from behind the | |The Floor Shop exe wey -x: Friday ’til 9 MAT FOR MOTORING — — A hat for driving {s made of a triangle of jersey, Se Peevey ee ene) tha] cneter (corner ont |Wtudded| with buttons to wear in different ways. FOUR WAYS TO BUY » Frugal Farmer Leaves Waterront Hood Dies | tp eapeet ‘in Brooklyn Hospital © Eesy terms Savings for Church . NEW YORK (INS) — Josesh) eo Layaway , 31, one of the four @Cash ST. LOUIS W—A frugal farmer leomrioas watertront boss broth. |’ has left all but $7,130 of his $611,- -| ers. is dead. It was learned eet NaS Gntute (fer! recomatraction of a | Anastasio died in bed in a Brook-| war-scarred church he attended b wal: urc’ a as: He was the least known of the a boy tn Germany, | ean family, which sometimes spells : ithe name Anastasia. Nevertheless, | The Nopuest was disclosed yes-|his career was librally studded with terday in the filing of an inven- charges of murder, theft and {lle-| ace the estate of Charles gai entrance into the U. S. by! um hi Schmitt died at 79 April 7, He ™Pne shi. et on a 40-acre farm which a - no electricity and was lit by gas Student to Visit Soviet lamps, a spokesman for the estate : said, His real estate holdings were | EAST LANSING w= Nobis. valued at almost $400,000. |Bright. Michigan State University A A OO | sophomore in the field of govern- : | al studies, reported that after He left the money to the Roman ment | Catholic Church of S “Serta, Bars | ree mone ot ying be bes re schal, Germany, to the bishop ceived Soviet visas to travel in Rus- the Freiburg (Germany) archdio- sia.this summer. “I'm going pure- cese, stipulating it be placed in a_ ly as & tourist,” said Bright, from “first-class bank in Germany” and |©2P¢ May. N. J. drawn by the bishop as needed for FOR A foe FOOT reconstruction .of the church . He found the church had been Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. damaged in a recent visit to Ger-/ watch the old tainted skin slough many, ’ | off leaving healthy, hardy skin. If A new port for Guayaquil, Ecu-| pedeursrs Lye Sree aes erga rying I- your ack af an ador, ts to be built on a salt water drug store. Today at Simms se estuary. ' Dept. SAVE 2031 to 50% | Men’s Latest Style : | ) , | a | f ! ‘ Vn , : | . ~ISUITS.. 19%] cma Meee ee y oRS fe | eye ere76 | B i] Cc d | * @-¢ He bY WA 9 | ‘1/3 OFF HARD. FINISHED lids { oys or agate ie @ Cabardines © Worsteds © Sharkskins SHIRTS “ 7 00 Denim Slacks 99 Value-packed! 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LAYAWAY PLAN ! these full-cut corded denim slacks with 4 patch a a > i la aranarne medium, ; NEXT TO KINSEL'S and tipper closures. Sizes ie to 16. Hurry an weve! CONN’S CLOTHES FEDERAL SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC TIN Saginaw dept. stores OPEN MON., FRI, SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 _WENTY ww Planning “Highway. Lab’ Medical School to. Start Project Studied Aimed at Cutting Accidents ——————=the laboratory” In @ new research, t = _ heading for Texas. * LJ ot the Midwest Institute on Alcohol ' Bell, Town to Confer ‘gan Bell board of directors’ will ‘case, was generally known as ANN ARBOR be — The Univer- _sity of M al school) __ plans to ‘ ‘bring the highway into program aimed at reducing auto- mobile accidents and injuries. e e : . , _ The program will concentrat on three basic areas of accident in- juries: 1. Medical preblems in acci- particularly i ; * 6 @ Dr. Wilfrid Dempster, professor of anatomy and a member of the university's Trauma Injury Com-| mittee, said researchers “‘hope to, Congress Hears Asian Leader's. Address Today peace world.” - e s Ld] Soekarno spoke of the reception he received upon arrival in Wash- Then Explains to Judge BALTIMORE (@®—Judge Joseph L, Carter wanted to know how it happened that James Mason, 25- year-old defendant in a larceny “Ferris.” Mason, who was acquitted be- cause of insufficient evidence, gave this explanation: “I used to spend a lot of money on my friends and they started calling me a big wheel. That's how I got the name Ferris.” Now Hear This! Hobo Is Pioneer Not Just a Bum BIG RAPIDS W—'"'Hobo Dick"’ Zimmerman- has—come—out- of -re- | - tirement to hit the - wanderer’s trail again. He’s on foot, as usual, e & The 74-year-old Zimmerman hopes to collect enough “‘traveling notes” during the 2,700-mile trip to write a book. Hobo Dick spent the winter with his sister at her home in Loomis, near Clare, after walking there from San Antonio. He planned to settle down but said he decided to! head South again to see his many hobo friends in Texas. Zimmerman added that most people have the wrong impression of a hobo. “A hobo is not a bum but a sort of pioneer,” he said | “He helps develop a part of the country and then moves along.” 25 Michigan Persons Given Scholarships LANSING — The State Board! of Alcoholism has announced award of scholarships to 25 Michi- gan persons for attending sessions studies June 18-22 in Madison, Wis. The awards go to educators, public health officials, alcoholism rehabilitation workers, social work- ers, physicians and clergymen. , KALAMAZOO w — The Michi- meet with community leaders in Kalamazoo May 28. This will be the second such meeting in the|: telephone company’s history. 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Senate nom- | ination. ie Catlin, 4, an attorney here and | speaker of the Wisconsin Copel bly, was accused yesterday of ac- cepting money to use his polliti- cal influence in an attempt to win freedom for state prison inmates He declared he acted only as a lawyer, and not as a political fig. ure. | AS A LAWYER | “T have no intention of letring these unfounded charges affect my | candidacy,"’ he said. He plans to! go before the GOP State Conven-; tion in Milwaukee May 25-26 to seek the convention's endorsement | he said. Catlin seeks Republican nomina- tion for the Senate seat now held by Sen. Alexander Wiley. FOUR CHARGES | The charges of unethical con-, duct wefe made public by the Wisconsin Supreme Court at Mad. | ‘son. In them the Wisconsin State, Board of Bar Commissioners named Catlin in four charges. al leging that he accepted $5.725 from | four inmates at the state prison| and unspecified sums from five, other prisoners or their families to use his influence to gain their/ 3 | | | | re 63 Champs Vie for Spelling Bee Honor Crown WASHINGTON w — Tongue- | twisting words, including some | you may never have heard, were ready for tossing to young spellers) ‘ today to determine a champion of champions. i * ° * Sixty-three contestants, a record number, were entered in the 29th annual National Spelling Bee. And for the first time the bovs out: | numbered the girls — 34 to 29 HOME TOWN ACES The youngsters, all under 15, are champlons of their own home! towns, These finalists represented _ schoolchildren who participated in elimination contests across the! country. The bee. sponsored by Scripps- ________ Howard- Newspapers. in. 18 eitles - = and 43 other daily and Sunday}{ : papers, was won last year by Sandra Sloss of Granite City, Tl! | This year’s winner wil! receive ($1,000 and an extra $100 for a| ‘weekend in New York Three 13-year-old contestants of + previous national bees are back for another try. ihe Ld . They are Melody Sachko, Pitts- burgh, who finished sixth in 1954; | Clyde Dawson, Albuquerque.’ N.M., 34th the same year; and) Clyde Gregory, Albertville, Ala., 16th last year. | In the as 1920's cattle and calves accounted for 10 or 12 per cent of the national farm income, ! but now theyre providing about 17 per cent of it NOTICE TO- BIDDERS proposals will be recrived the Board of County Road Commiss ers of the County of Oakland at theit offices, 580 8 Telegraph Road, Pontiac, | Michigan, anti 31, 1966,-gt which time and piace they will be bere Ms ci ‘and read for, furnishing the followin, “the best among some five million 4 Four hicles went into service last week, nin = @ months tequirements, of Aute & Truck |- Tires & Tubes of | the following make Firestone, U.S, evel, Goodyear, Gen- Goodric val esermatoen he bidding blanks an 4 fleations may be obtained upon *. west | Bide must own | td reserves the right to re ject any or all proposais or to waive So defects and: to accept the proposals hat, in the opinion of the Board is i: the best tnferest ar ‘o the advantage ef the Board 6f C y Road Commis sioners of the of Oekland | Michigan. and of the. Cour ty of Oak- jandi Michigan {= OF -COUNTY ROAD 5 BOARD THE COMMISSIONERS OF COUNTY pe OAKLAND, MICHIGAN SOL, D. OuBRSO i” H ROBERT 9 i May 17, 108@p¢ ar ENGLISH STYLE — Unlike the proverbial south-pawed especially for post of the ve two at the Creole Petroleum Coe ooere) IVenezuela, anounced plans to dni. ig on PREMIER PLASTIC TILE Armstrong Dealer » » main branch in Pontiae and two roé ee boxes Lake Maracaibo . in 154 exploratory weils in 1956 THE PLACE TO SOLVE YOUR FLOOR PROBLEMS! CHECK OUR PRICES Open Daily 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 9 _Sunday 9to2 We Give U. $. Savings Stamps h m | Clarkston Mich MAple Pentiace Presse Photo! in Huron Gar- | dens. The trucks are theultimate in convenience for mailmen, especially for those who deliver at 346) North Carolina Dems: Meet to Pick Delegates N.C, @—-An atmo- isphere of harmony is expected to prevail over today’s biennial con- _}vention of North Carolina's Dem- ocratic party. RALEIGH of a %6-vote delegation ae as | The chile business ‘ts election Bill to Abolish Hanging hatiotial convention in Chicago delegation is likely, ~ although party leaders predict a resolution! Completely with the death penalty, o.% © will be. adopted endorsing Adlai in Britain has had its first set-, Th, ou Gcae on an eeneee -the presidential back. 'ment offered by Conservative: Sir |The House, of Commons, which Hugh Lucas-Tooth. He lalready he approved in principle the proved in poi Receives Jolt in Britain voted 198-194 last night to retain murderers that the death penalty for such repeat slayers is a necessary’ convicts. ~ The argued ‘television. * CENEDA! °< ee i AS ree wonen @Terry slippers e Wedge sandals @Girls flatties @ Tennis oxfords @ Teens’ @Fabric casuals For Children | @Strip sandals @ Barefoot sandals @ Tennis oxfords @Terry slippers @ Fabric pumps @ Boys’ tennis pumps Amazing savings on summer styles. Punipe sandals and slippers. 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Full 6-ft. size button tufted sofa and oc- easional chair have foam rubber surfacing for added comfort and durability; and metal- lic tweed covering in pink, turquoise, green, charcoal, A beautifully-finished occasional table and 2 matching step tables adorned with gracefully-styled lamps complete the set! Furniture that makes a point of, @ Foam Latex Bumper Sofa @ Modern Occasional Chair @ One cocktail table @Two matching stop tables @ Two colorful lamps, shades COMPLETE SET INCLUDES ONLY “pc. Studio Ensemble in Rich Decorator Colors ‘99 EASY TERMS SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 coming of TV to Eire is: “inevitable,” Erskine: Childers de- ——o- tt Sh ee as | PAE dyed wi ie eh jem te } Ps re Wd OA PA TP ay? Nh EE PA en OE es et ae ee th RE ae ae af ] fog 4 ee ae Rue CP py 7 i | Lgl} ¢ ( peep bs qe WA em | ee as ONE PN ISD J [te J oe ; | no ee “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 TWENTY-THREE - Jean Hersholt |s Honor Guest Filmdom Flocks to Fete Industry Humanitarian at Golden Anniversary “HOLLYWOOD W — The moviel industry honored one of ‘its most! liv_bel Lenent ___night —_ “now under construction, ~ will work on during the coming THOME TS taStt ° s e Most of the big names in Holly-| wood turned out to pay tribute to) the onetime Danish immigrant re- garded by many as the industry's greatest humanitarian. Hersholt, in il! health, left PI sickbed under a doctor's care to attend the civic testimonial hon- oring his 50th year as an actor. He is 69. The long dinner ‘and speeches were a weakening ordeal-for him. He had to leave before the tributes were finished. $100 A PLATE Mary Pickford summed up the aseragd accolades in a simple asia she said, “we respect you, we honor you and we love vou. Denmark has lost a great citizen. We've gained one.” Guests paid $100 a plate for) dinner—a_ benefit for Mt. Sinai Hospital. . e ¢ se Hersholt has been president of the Motion Picture Relief Fund for 19 years and is one of the founders of the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital. Hersholt, in- a quivering voice, told the group: | “This is the most memorable! evening of my whole Itfe.”’ RIS REASON : Then he disclosed the main rea- son for his many years of show| business philanthropy: “Forty years ago I was a no- body in this town. I was under contract to Triangle Productions, had a wife and a baby, but no money. s * s “Then disaster struck—I got a ruptured appendix. I had no mon- ey to pay hospital bills but some of the great stars — and the grips, too—all chipped in and paid my hospital bill. — “T've never forgotten that kind ness.” by Sen. Potter on Lakes Ports WASHINGTON « — Sen. Potter) (R-Mich) has called for the Army} engineers to make a comprehen-| sive Great Lakes harbor survey. He asked the Senate Public) Works Committee ‘to adopt a reso-| lution authorizing the engineers to) make the study. s Study Requested | | * ° Potter said that the survey is necessary because of heavy ship- ping traffic expected on the Lakes when the St. Lawrence Seaway, is com- pleted. °* ¢ @ 5 With the completion of the Sea-| way and the deepening of connect- ing chanpels between the Lakes, Potter said, it also will be neces-| sary to improve Harbor channels and maneuver areas to enable them to handle sea-going traffic.! “When world trade reaches our ports we must be ready for it,”’| he added Activities Reported © by Phoenix Project — ANN ARBOR «& -— Atomic scien-| tists at the University of Mic! bigan | seek new fadioaetive medicines in+ othe fight against cancer. * * * The search will be one of the 76 research items scientists at the school’s memorial Phoenix Project vear. Others include studies on drug addiction, radioactive ele- ments in the earth, and the tmpli- cation of atomic power in Ameri- can foreign policy. The Phoenix Project is dedicated | "to the peaceful uses of atomicen-| ergy. Some 50 separate research programs. all conmected with the development of atomic power, have! heen completed by the ppilect, the anmual report stated’ vesterday. * * LJ At study currntly is under way ‘o find safer and more efficient fays of handling radioactive in dustrial wastes. Unwanted Official Pinched Financially CHEBOYGAN up — Cheboygan County officials want to get rid of their. drain commissioner and they're pretty sure they knowhow to go about it. a * LJ * The County Board of Supervisors | has cut his pay 90 per cent, reduc- ing it from $100 to $10 a year. Members said they don't think any- one will want to run for the gob in) the August primary election: Drajn Commissioner Ben Pitcher | came under fire when supervisors igreed Kis job could be handled, hy the Road Commission or Soil Conservation « Service Pitcher vouldn't resign so the board’ cnt, iis pav. e ¢ * At the same time the hoard gave| ther county officers $400 to $a00 salary increases effective Jan 1. 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Mrs. Allison, the missing by movie magnate Albert!,..ing the lead in worldwide cele-|der a pipul tree at Bodh Gaya in|slave, says she is 104. uw vet und today at the brations of the 2,500th anniversary|Bihar state, attained “‘enlighten- of the death of Gautama, the Hin-/ment’’ by conceiving his “law Of|wished she could have idu prince si anc Buddhism. lite.” Beverly Hills Beverly Hills Scies Chief Clin- She is feeble and she said she) seen the flowers more clearly, daughter of ‘| wee Ue ——$on said the 72-vear-old Warner left the gems, ‘packed in| Buddhist pe from all over a suitcase, in a closet when -he ss . = to visit India Anderson said the suitcase was found the same day the Warners left by a maid, who tarned it | “ps who acini the Buddha— “The Enlightened one.’ Buddhism has relatively few fol- over to the hotel’s lost and found lowers in India, where the relig- lion was born. But it remains department. 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Ala., have boycotted court’s ruling illegal and pledging = capes Supreme. Caer the city’s segregated buses, [their states would use “every law-} legislation ‘gutlawed public school segregation pERIDE COURT ful means" of seeking its reve me by race. What has happened since) any Souther n whites have de- ._. * rsal ‘threatening to filibuster. They jus- tify this on the ground that a mi-. Southern legislatures They- have prevented Congress; Back home, calling .the for years from passing civil rights|Pass segregation laws. They justi- ify this on the ground that it is the will of the ‘majority. not in a position to filibuster in by filibustering ai has_a fight to protect it: But self agains what it considers the! i raat jaca be Tet eet Ft er “What sometimes gets lost sight} jof is that the Supreme Court has|tc!sion_ the 2 ale hasn't said “Tray Core: LJ LJ * Gans Who were rts the rights _ot. Cons, \ ant asurping— ‘The court's ruling affected 17) a oa ar | ¥ home. back, ‘not_yet ruled on whether all forms ‘of segregation are unlawful. It has white legislatures Negroes are ~ ? outlawed segregation in . schools and in recreation areas and on in- terstate buses. | But what of segregation in other! areas of Southern life, aters or restaurants.” = _* like the- It’s Coming May 20th ae LOW wx ee * Tn the two years since tne school | OE tivity wrong—in—any— where public funds afte not used. gress On March 12 over 100 Southern| Spinster Admits states and the District of Colum- bia where white and Negro stu-; dents were compelled by -law to attend separate schools. A num- ber of them have -desegrated, more or less. “NO TIME LIMIT The hard core of resistance in the Deep South, particularly in | | Alabamay Georgia Mississippi, South Carolina and a Pleads Innocent to Lie whose legislatures have Count as Embezzlement | Hearing Begins resolutions either flatly or ob liquely defying the Supreme Court. a The court has not set a tim limit on desegregation. It hag or . . dered the lower federal courts fa NORFOLK. Va see that the states comply with Mangum. charged with stealing “deliberate speed.” nearly three million dollars, ad- : ; ‘mitted she began taking money The crisis, if it comes, may from her employers 20 years ago, come if the Deep South still re-/)), prosecution said yesterday as. fuses to budge when the lower|ine gray-haired spinster went on courts say it is ‘time to quit stall- | trial. ing. It is questionable many South-- * ¢ » ern leaders will wish to put the The 52-year-old Miss Mangum nation in crisis’ by persistence in js accused of taking the money by. their refusal. \slick bookkeeping cirien from WHA ithe Commonwealth Building and 2s ah Loan Assn., which she served as What will the federal govern-|a..istant secretary treasurer |assis ; ment do to backtp the court's rul- che pleaded innocent to the, ing if, through unyielding Southern 6:5: charge leveled against her — defiance, a crisis does come? No that she lied in 1946 when she. one in high position has produced | provided the Virginia Corporation| an answer to that one. - __|Commission information about the apie oat ay sietianied pret a of Commonwealth. rate "* means it’s) certain the National Assn. fof the ENTER STATEMENT © Advancement of Colored People) The prosecution laid before the (NAACP) will not wait indefinitely Corporation Court jury a state- for action without going into the|Ment attributed to Miss Mangum) lower courts. es which she admitted stealing ro ‘ommonwealth, which went Southern defiance has taken va- eg SERS - few months, rious forms: open criticism of the ago when the theft scandal came. Supreme Court, action by state! to light.” legislatures, action by private! groups, economic pressure on Ne- ton, who read the statement, said groes. |Miss Mangum had given ft six In turn Négroes. feeling for the ‘days ‘after auditors found evidence first time in this century the Su- ‘of the huge embezzlement last preme Court was behind them,| December have become active in collective! Patton said she related how the efforts to force an end to segrega- first thefts occurred 20 vears ago — and told of giving the money free. ly to friends and relatives, who since have been sued by a govern- ment agency in an effort to re ,cover more than a million dol- lars Tg) Minnie Pair Honeymoons in Separate Cells LAMESA, Tex. ®-Roland and Determined Guy ing 90 a agi sponte PASO ROBLES, Calif, uw Don- of the road, are having to ald W. Smith, 32, — to ‘all ” i be ja rattlesnake. shot himself in the — a vo) left arm. He was taken 20 miles Judge neo eae deter. t9 Paso Robles for treatment in mined that when he sentenced the @ ‘doctor's office. Then he went year-old Sterling Colo., bride- back and shot and killed the snake groom to three days in jail. He ~ Ts also fined the husband $73 and To Honor Pharmacist costs for Grunts driving. GRAND RAPIDS W—State Sen. The judge Pos 22-year-old Don-|Perry Greene of Grand Rapids, a $29.70 for being drunk She! Will be honored for his many years, ‘didn't have the mey so the/of service as a pharmacist when, judge sent her to jail also the Michigan State Pharmaceutical! * They are in the same jail—but Assn. meets in the city June 57) tifferent cells. for its 73rd annual convention. | Defrauding Firm| Bank examiner Willtam A. Pat. | ALWAYS BIG value for you! Such savings! 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Anybody wishing to) make a million without any manual labor, drop me a note.’ * * * Slugger -type story: There were the two octopi who walk- ed through Central Park arm- in-arm-in-arm-in-arm . , = —.—_¥ddie— Byron — discovered a “psychiatric baldness tonic.” It doesn’t make your hair grow, but it shrinks your head and makes the baldness look smaller. * Tom Dewey's friends say the attractive thing to him iw | oe Be f sees oe about the U.S. Senate—if he could win—is that it'd be a € > ae Pa > INCH step to Secy. of State. He'd like to be Dulles. OP af TO Te , ~— } 4 | + oe * : , REVERSIBLE While he talked to somebody at the next table at El Morocco, rs . Arthur Loew Jr.'s date, film star Joan Collins, left the table to dance. Loew swung back, looked down at the striped chair . which she'd vacated, and exclaimed: “My girl has turned into} $2.00 DOWN : e 3-SP EED SWITCH Buddy Hackett, the fat Englewood, N. J., comedian who's THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ' : going as a spy?” ... Mom @ zebra!” _’ : ; - | @FITS ALL WINDOWS A certain “V.1.G."—very important gangster—was scaeal | ‘ ee $] 25 WE EK in Hollywood whether he ever shot ducks. “You know I’m ee ENAMELED FINISH been on Perry Como's show. six times this season, will have his own program, “Stanley,” on Monday nights next season. When a Las Vegas audience was slow about laughing, Phil Silvers cracked, “Wally Cox told me about you!” Dorsey, 82-yr.-old mother of Tommy and Jimmy, describing ee ae Sap ® sport,” he rebuked the one who'd asked. “I never shoot | anything that can’t shoot back.” N cis “Perry has so many priests around his show that I'm worried,” ; Hackett says. “I wanna know how I can get a rabbi on every : = - peer the 5 H.P. SEE BEE That Ist B : of. WE 0 be Ulven Away = , To a friend going to Russia, Groucho Marx said, “You a modern girls, said: “They F BM A : don’t wear enough to dust a ik We ed t Weight sTested ' . * = Sky Bar Swing Chains Bas) : fiddle” ... 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A beautiful, completely weather. : proof and rust-proof chelse, with fin- 1 g* | est quality green‘and white webbing. r Sturdy green end white enemeled . table. ae now at this low price : tires, vinyl grips, 2-coat baked enam- ? , As oh i i! ise wie of ii Ps = ee ok fl 5 / | AL ea) 9 ie i ye A ‘ i fej v, |: \ } i Mbt | | fi Pil i a te | f 7} | i ; | : i) yf | ‘ by 3) Pi Ue fy 8 f a ee Ne d ; te i | } f * | pet hy Ae | i | ae R Fi fo ot . | i fi u Fi h ie 7 | ice / eet) r 1 : : b 1 THIRTY - Tee ~ Kefauver Hits ‘Only Moderate Vote Seen. ~ Arms to Arabia “Says Munition Delivery Shows Poor Judgment by Eisenhower PORTLAND, Ore. (PF — officials today predicted only arado Gey. moderate vote in -Oregon’s pri- president. mary tomorrow déspite extra live-| caused jy contests in ihe Democratic pres ie Oregon's Write-in Winner Accept Strike Terms Will Gain 16 Delegates | Election write in the name of former Colo- little — ‘State lron Workers DETROIT t® — Some 2,000 iron | ‘workers have ended an eight day ‘strike which slowed structural stee] | work on dozers of major construc: | tion projects in the eastern half ot the Lower. Peninsula. * * * Dan Thornton for vice His last-minute move stir, £ ghedeet 4 fare dential and Republican senatorial F WASHINGTON “Sen. Kelauy paces “Tauver, er_iD-Tenn) said today _a__new a : ~ F gon barnsterming yesterday, Ke- who interrupted his cam tint The dispute ned Vestel ] agreement On a two-year contract: between Iron Workers Local 25 3 " a “frareritny shipment of military goods to |r was stri ietly a guess. howevet Arabia ShdWs iat the F1- as to the number of De moc Ti ats Kefauver, a candidate for the Kefauver of Tennessee entered the i pon | r Ke +e Ts > Ne Democratic presidential nomina- state as write-in candidates . ae ioe a fection’ the 2 work until they vote on ratifying p Wayne ! v's = on e to@, asserted this is true despite ig nes EGATES at the contract Monday. “a erving need for the 'United _ = venue we. A on States to demonstrate imagina- The winner will walk off with 1b : = omawien ; ; : teader«t ‘nt ts pres. delegates to the Democratie Na IS between former Secretary of The management association rep ‘A e an 1 Whe S DPS 7 Lay af A . ; we ees. 2 a tonal Convention More than that the Intertor Douglas C) Mckay, resents about 37 compames which tige to a. peaceful solution of ie : —— egned his Cabinet job with d0 structural stee h work: be Middle Fast: tensions ” _ he is expected to aIn a pra ae 1 ae : siKnies his Ca a job v Soe ° : : A i tabi cal litt far more important prefer isenhower’s Dlessthy fo run in the He referred to a shipment which 4 I . ae left Sunny Point NC aboard the cntial primaries tn Flonda and priffary. and Phil Hitchcock, Port. ot One passenger was killed freighter Monterey late vesterday, California, : land church leader and former ud accidents on British Railways carrying what the State Depart President Eisenhower is unchal- state senator in 12 months. ment said was Jess #han a million lenged for Gregus 16 Republican - —— — - no ta dollars worth of goods. for Saud: delegi on A Portland attorney, Arabia. John C. Veatch U1, sent out letters ; . eeeeiny urging Republicans to AMMUNITION CARGO — =e The Defense Departm nb the shipment com luk sed * Solution to. Crime ammunition and nals pi tt that the sale vas approved a ~ Lies With School, Aug. Jo along wi ith an order {i ; _18 Mil light tanks whose shipm: in February stirred a furore Home—Judge %, The new shipment was con Noting the high ineidence of | firmed by officials after the New criminal cases involving persons York Post reported yesterday that.in the 1722 age bracket. Jadge a new cargo of military goods was Clark J | Adams of the Oakland being loaded at the North Carokna: County Circuit Court told a Pontiac port, A Wilmington (N.C.) Ship- Lions Club audience vesterday that ping Co. official said Sunny Point! the solution lies with parents and is primarily an ammunition load. $ 399 Full fitting famous F, ge Tea t 185 Pairs Men’s \, Quality Shoes |*; >’ ig . 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The ‘seeing’ | Only the lowest forms of plant life, G. Schiaparelli, discovered faint @ Se are swinging through space toward through clear skies ef Africa's however, are now thought probable jines on Mars. He named them the sun will be in opposition, or represented the greatest change their mearem | meeting of) mid cen: haat Ma! be as good as any From photographs made im canali, or ‘channels’. ' tury, a3 astronomers adapt new where on earth, s 1081, an entirely new blue-green : = instruments to answer old and per = : , : | Many people, however, assumed le The neighboring planet wil region was discovered by Dr. | he meant canals, giant | = plexing pum Pons reach its closest point September Slipher, covering approximately | ditches dug by i bei y . 7—about 35,300,000 miles away. On 200,000 square miles or a little | : lcd ateltigeat °! tuibic: Rien oo =e | Other astronomers saw Schiapa. relli’s lines, and Professor Perci- what are they? Does life of any xactiy. in line in Martian geo, im 125 | ‘ -sort-exist there? Why has Martian “*2CUY In line. _ _{n Martian geography im 125 | val Lowell founded Lowell” eee ee eee ee ee aa geography been changing’ | Adding to 20.000 photogr aphs ‘of Years, since the planet first was | Observatory in Flagstaff and The National Geographic Soc iety Mars taken in 1954 from the same ™apped. ' spent his lifetime studying the ~acatang ommmaaes | and the Lowell Observatory of location, the Martian study will be “Such green areas testify that thin long, gridlike markings, : - aq the most extensive ever attempted \4; . Flagstaff, Arizona, have announced lars is not a dead world,” Dr Most scientists now agree on the ) : Mi = ot : va ON moor : , re ' E. C. Slipher, will return this - : sort exists there. If this were not ¢X!Stence of this strange network We Have True Quality DIAMONDS that the veteran astronomer, Dr FOLLOWS LOPSIDED PATH Sliphe: helieves. Life of Some As si erghb iext I arth 's neighbor i the:winds of Mars would jong interlacing green areas and desert spring to Bloemefontein, Sotth arthert aw ae nedinance fromthe a ; ago have scattered the dust and regions as well Many theones Africa, for the second six-month sun, Mars follows a lopsided orbit, %! A exploration of the face of Mars in that takes 687 days tor each circial, sands cv onap a ne the have been advanced to explain the ‘ f f } Or ver AX (4 three years. It thus reaches opposition once "0% SUmace Me same untlonm canals. To Dr Shpher and his qd HAY Or very OC e “° j e ° nt’ Dr. Slipher’s Mars Expedition every two earth years. Because " _ ; colleagues, they strongly suggest again will use the University of iis orbit is eccentric, if passes at CALLED THEM ‘CANALI ; strips, of Vegetation, 50-mile-wide Michigan's ‘@i-inch refracting varying distances, from a maxi In 1877 an Itahan astronomer, bands of plant life ‘telescope, largest in the Southern (mum of 62.960 06 mites to a mine F = — Hemisphere, at Lamont-Hussey mum of 34,600,000 miles —_ —————————————— ee ee Observatory near Bloemfontein, . : ; | capital ote Orange Fre Sate gy, (cn mem a | There Mars will appear almost . ; 20i trade-in allowance on ANY old watch, regardless of age, make or condition BENRUS 17 JEWEL onen.\ a por a f° Taising of -silkworms fed with leaves of the island's mulberry trees. , Nicosia, capital of Cyprus since A.D, 1200, stands in a cir- cle of Crusader-Age walls. NéarF- by on the Island's broad central plain are far older ruins of civilizations that flourished 5,000 Years ago in the early Bronte Age. 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A - bt opontTY = THE PONTI AC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 : ee ee pote ne OE oo ne ™ ‘those whe: don't ‘go for St too A cream soup and a jelly ome-| Simmer beef knuckle in ‘cold wa- ~, . rR 5 : ee That includes some of et, plus bread and butter of ter with onion and seasonings, Add low 4 : : jour family. course, make a fine lunch for small canned tomatoes, diced celery and ipa es " : dagen, sua Pao try, > et = ee lee > or * | eee eel —— — | : ss * 4 mix one cup soured cream w a i. * ‘ white onion flakes and one tea- | - Lf Z : By Frank Kohler | spoon of a seasoned salt such as.| oo a “Pate Beau Monde.” Mix well ' a ev v . “The lowly Hamburger’ takes on he'll mix it rigut before. your eyes., and let, refrigerate several hours =] + + — — a different taste appeal, and is de-|The ingredientg are simple, = to wed the flavors. + all, _¥ = at Ar. licious when cooked this way,"*|you may vary the proportions to) 17 q stiffer mixture iy desired, ‘ ew ee " a adda softened three-ounce—pack=— <= am Eve "ae ’ __|ta Eagle a For four DIN-|ever, suits us right down to the) lage-of cream-cheese, stir-woll,and. —— ee ‘NER SIZE HAMBURGERS: ground. For three man Por |inerease the quantity of the sea- a INS fd | poung ground beet tions: sonings to taste. This is fine with c, . é ' ~~ eer Sy 1 ee 3.cups lump crabmeat ‘ jpotato chips, or anywhere you P : +* ea Ee aos LSE Becta Would use a. cheese cocktail dip. a 0 & 4, cup chopped olnon 1 teaspoon dry mustard ————— Mary Kitche 52 * te 4 ‘ pee | Y ! n makes i o> + a ~ wv . 1 « Leaspoons salt | 2 tablespoons tomato catsup ‘ rs - : eS 2 5 gia he we 8 | eo ee. {"s.ccgepoons, prevared boree-reaun Liver Into Rave Dish this Roast Beef Hash . ors ig ad : rte Mix all ingredients well, and The French dressing should be) Here is a magi¢ potion to trans- the way you would . ee : 2 Rs, Se E 5 ...} | form into four large patties, a simple one of oil, vinegar, salt form liver into a rave dish. Dust fix a special dish for ; = ’ > | Lightly grease a skillet and and pepper. with a whiff of garlic) il pound of thinly sliced liver in Sunday dinner . . Ae. Be a, . | | brown patties on cach side. Then oy 5. Vary proportions to suit the’ one-quarter cup flour seasoned with fr : . ~- duce heat, cover tightly and ‘om oven-roasted ‘ eg ‘> f aay co pore ne sae condition of catsup and horse-rad-/one-half teaspoon salt and a dash fresh beef, i a fs | with: mustard, barbecar muce, or i The sauce should have some ot black pepper. Broun the liver; ij S80 060s ncluding ; : a a | whatev it is ieioeeatin * e thing of a bite. Toss all gently but/in 2, tablespoons butter. Pour over) the pan juices. - é bedarreetets oy A lemegie attested thoroughly—and there you are. A top1 can (1' cups) spaghetti sauce | Try it! G sprinkle a little blue cheese on yt eo. A, js 3 dams | bunt) Gofare (covering (iar the |bit of salt and pepper may be with mushrooms. Simmer about Ho 1& oo .. 2 | @aal eeeking. tos ‘ added to your own taste, but/ minutes or until tender. Stir now, rmel & Co., Q*’° ata‘ eo © £1 Se: ‘Charlie doesn't. land then. Austin fs Feed) nn. Z ~ Crab Louis as done by Charlie, Quick Dip. Almost everyone has| Team this with baked retaioee ; son when graduation and wedding activities in. Captain in the Men's Bar at the, encountered the dip made by mix- pom rcay vegetable. For_des-| ee Men's | clude lots of afternoon affairs. Use one recipe and | . Stewed spring rhubarb with a |Waldorf-Astoria in New York is a|ing a package of dried onion soup|sert wonderfully popular dish. Charlie with 2 cu f m. We z zs of vary it several ees for an unusual quick bread. - Pee . cwee epumed cree el eoughten cookies rind J lis really a wizard at this one, andi find it very good, but there are NICK’S FOOD Phone FE2-6992 MARKET 263 AUBURN AVENUE CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 8 3: QUICK BRAN BREADS — Quick breads are ~ nice to have on hand for dainty tea sandwiches at any time. They are especially nice at this sea- June Means Party Time; Try These Bread Recipes June is the traditional party; as follows: Soak 1 cup dried month. Graduation parties, bridal, ®pricote 2 hours In cold water | showers, or receptions call for tes. cover; drain and cut into quarters, Omit orange ace de- tive refreshments. Bran Flake! a a A b. Quick Bread sandwiches. are easy) y stitute milk for ora’ ora ne to make yet have an elegant ap- a} Use all three of the Brazil nuts; incrsase fat to "‘ pearance, Use a Wee bran A pricots ix with flake quick bread variations — sa pear Ledeen bran flakes. Prepare and bake Grange nut, apricot nut, or banana) ,, directed for Bran Fiske Or- — or select your favorite. Bran ange Nut Bread. flakes, in addition to adding tex- ture and flavor to quick breads, Banana Bran Flake Bread make important nutritional con-) Follow recipe for Bran Flake| tributions of protein, the B-com-'Orange Nut Bread and change as plex vitamins, minerals a nd food! follows: Omit grated orange rind. | |Substitute 1-3 cup milk and 1%) cups mashed bananas for orange| _ |juice. Increase fat to % cup. Add! 1 teaspoon vanilla. Prepare and) bake as directed for Bran Flake : Orange Nut Bread. | | Have Ground Beef CIRCLE & SQUARE DEALS for THRIFTY Basic Food Buys SHOPPERS! Fresh Mich. Creamery BUTTER Pound Print your favorite bran flake bread very thin. Make fancy shaped sandwiches using cream cheese, plain or with marmalade, as the filling. Decorate the top of the sandwich with a cream cheese rose, Ready for All Dishes Set your mind on ground beef, ‘plentiful nowadays, and then plan, Bran Flake Quick Breads her| ‘our méal accordingly. convenient and nutritious for other meals too. Bake an extra loaf of; plemen one or more of the variations and icone store in your freezer. Research has demonstrated that| breakfast is tmportant. You will feel better, you will work better,| you will be quicker in the late, morning hours if you eat a basic Old Fashioned Meat Ring com.- | ted “by buttered onions, and whole kernel corn makes an excellent entree. Old Fashioned Meat Ring ‘1 pound ground beef pound ground pork 2 cups soft bread crumbs 2 tablespoons grated onlon DEFIANCE PINEAPPLE OR Tomato Choice of Fresh GROUND BEEF | 3 teaspoons salt My teaspoon pepper HAMILTON Large Size EGGS DOZEN breakfast. Who could resist this.| BRAN FLAKE QUICK BREADS | 3 (08:?°" Bran Flake Orange Nut Bread Per tablespoon Worcestershire sauce | 3 cups sifted all- Spear om | 3 tenapoona baking powd Combine all the ingredients and) 1% es salt mix thoroughly. Pack into a 1% | thf Sibisapoons erated orange rind quart ring mold. Bake in a moder-| ate oven (350) degrees) for 1% to sage Pure PORK SAUSACE | 3 5; Buy 3 Ibs. for .... ‘1.00 tottk Juice 46 Oz. Cans is — cn sa [1% hours. Yield: 6 to 8 servings, oe | Seon FRESH ROLLED } PRESSELL’S der, salt, and sugar; stir in orange | rind and nuts. Combine egg, or ange juice, and fat; add to flour FRANKS or BOLOGNA - (Sliced) 2°69 « HAM ROAST “36 RIB ROAST Lb. 59° Moisten finely chopped chitken| or ham with a little mayonnaise! and season with finely-crated mixture, stir just until well _ . omon Spread on rounds of cu- re oar vai Sa fakes . tum cumber sprinkle with paprika and ) center with tiny sprigs of parsley. “aa eye 4 egpitod os : Nice with tomato juice when com- degrees un lone, abou bans alcesnine 1 hour. Cool on rack 10 minutes _ Remove ftom pan. Yield: 1 loaf Fill canned Seach halves with | Bran Flake Apricot Nut Bread |mincemeat and heat in the oven.) Follow recipe for Bran Flake | Serve with roast loin of pork when Orange Nut Bread. and change lyou're having company GALLON No. 2% CAN ’ PEACHES 4 cANs KETCHUP 3°29 DEFIANCE RED SALMON was eorreE eRRES TS § ye BIRDS EYE FROZEN er EE = | CHICKEN THIGHS. IMO Sls) SNOW CROP FROZEN wot ‘Sere y rounn JO packace 6 eT STRAWBERRIES @ BIRDS EYE LEMONADE 6 OZ. SIZE, SIX (6) FOR BROADCAST BEEF STEW or CHILI Four (4) Cans, For meni SOREN 9 tl 9 -MULMAN 6 COMPANY « TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA « POUND 49° SNOW CROP FROZEN DEL MONTE oe STYLE 80; FRENCH FRIED POTATOES gq TUNA. Cans 9° 2 Phss. For y 5 INCLUDING P ARK FREE 263 AUBURN AVE. re 24982 SUNDAYS Paved Lot Chicken| Chicken | Drum = Flo the cron Yo the Sy CAMPBELL'S TOMATO ate ity oe Seal pa 7 . Me rey - y "DELICIOUS BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS Wings POUND PACKAGE 3 res. $00 Sticks c 89. 11 Oz. Jor PARKEN HOT DOG Chase & Sanborn Choice of Grinds ie Ui ide: i Yt, AL Z f : At é é a ie jee | / | aR — 4 , ty : | ee ] ij J \ i | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 17, 1956 . | _ \ FORTY ONE Qs e f Join the parade of thrifty G shoppers . . . take ad- vantage of our low food prices and give your budget a real break. Day I N DEPEN DENT Frelen STORES money on all your food PONTIAC needs when you shop! At the friendly Defiance Food Store in your neigh- Raldwia Avenue MAZZA'S MARKET borhood. 118 Baldwin Ave. Defiance Mixed Sweet Peas C ; FROZEN LIMEADE RELISH) 29 “ane 2 , 35° HEINZ | 11 Oz. Jor «= — abet? | HAMBURGER 29 2. PISHER'S spa hk | {RELISH | : sasereee i SP - flavor sealed — 1) IRIE 7 BURNETT'S Lila Stet BLACK CHERRY | EA | Pure FROM REGULAR PRICE Now lhien | GINGER ALE ‘ Vanilla Zien Delsey ROOT BEER % 2 Ox. Bottle | _ - Commerce : } (an DeFLORIO’S 3 TT | 3 cn mu N sits BO | | eT a _—_* bux INIT Tae PUSS ‘N BOOTS FOOD MARKET Detergent STARCH 15‘ . Oz. Cans . 3159 Orchard et 39° |] NU SOFT CAT 3 38° |i — LUX ‘45° eps bars eS TOILET SURF FOOD SALE wnt Hak Ant 30° wien | HUNT cLus >. satera 328° || Breeze z. 29: Dog Meal SOUTHSIDE 2™ 27° || st. 29 IF fe 55s es Ol | pee I Re Ry REA Seo eae ee ree é ti J . \ : * Le F—Soonen ey \y ‘ i ; ‘ , : : : : i sh BTR PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY: MAY 17, 1956 ~ oo ee as eens : : Sey : , y | Simple, Fun to Prepare | ac Varieties of Chicken Salad 3 SISTERS GIVE ~:~ S. SAVING. STAMPS] Top: Vote; ae among main dish 'y cup ai eed, unpeeled red ap- salads is probably the chicken sal-| ples, If the apples. are éweet, ad, Simplest version, of course,| add a bit more lemon juice, is cubed\ chicken, chopped celery, Here's, another chicken salad corres bard-cooked ee. ne | cee will come out a winner on. i ng STRIC TLY FRESH sary seasonings. Aimnaod Chicken Salat, Tand| it) mews vote | ss ee in our commence abil secaem eo. can- | aad TEL te .* im a — ' mae ee : ae = ut v0 EL amked = J tried. inane peas neripes! Tied dill aie. camparauvely new | The first is calied Piquant Chick. 2" the market, are as cep a en Salad for the chopped sweet Pickle as you'll find, They follow} pickles add just such a perky fla- the aan s preference for ‘a sweet- vor note, For pickles to chop, you @F. less heavily spiced pickle. ‘‘Re- | . o can use the whole sweets. gher- freshing” is the word for candied ALMOND CHICKEN SALAD — Serve Aimond Chicken Salad for king cross-cuts, sweet pickle Gills. They are our chetce of pickle a satisfying luncheon. Candied dill strips are chopped into small micks or sweet pickle tidbits. Or for Almond Chicken Salad, ak Choice Tender IRLOIN SWISS ROUND 6 9) STEAK - Medium eA 3 pieces to add piquancy to the chicken mixture. Garnish your bowl if you hike, you can use the eco though if you Like a more pro- er the table with a bees ; nortical and convenient sweet hounced flavor, you can substitute ca — 4 pitide relish. It's a fine chop, of 4n¥ Of the sweet pickle varieties Michigan Almong Chicken Salad COTTAGE LARGE SWEET on toast Broil slowly. until hot and COUrse Quick Hot Sandwiches : Sep OA -hubbling. Served with your favorite 3cups cubea cooked chicken Ease Pangs of Hunger beverage, these will probably re 2 Hardcooked eges < *s cup chopped candied dil! strips CHEESE D sult in your being sent back to : cee es cocked = her = Lo Wanched, Quartered toested P . cup chopper eee ca ee aime Does your family get hunger | make another four' 1 cup chopped celery b-3 Cup Seec ess White grapes pangs at odd hours? These hot | | teaspoon salt + . . cup mayonnatee : u. Cc ai erme ons sand ches eed — } teaspoon lemon juice 'g beaspoon sait wi are guarant to bri pancake Treat | ‘s cup mayonnaise Tor salad djessing l'» teaspoons cider vinegar The ‘a “ . speedy relief. y're also qu From center of eggs. cut 3 or) Combine firgt 4 ingredients. to make when sate ie short Thin tender pancakes may be 4 slices and keep for garnish: chop Blend mayonnais@ salt and vine- for time and your family is pacing; Mix chopped eggs gar. Mix lightly with chicken mix- ‘filled with thick sweetened apple- ™#ining eggs about like hungry tigers. Lightly: PP lightly with next 6 ‘ingredients. ture. Chill. Spoon into lettuce cups, MORTON’S LARGE FRESH DRESSED — | — BEEF PIES FRESH KILLED 5 54] STEWERS 29, HOT DOGS 3 Large or Ring BOLOGNA. '*: BULK Lean, Fresh Ground | . Jumbo, Pascal nee, FOIL WRAP Sausage BEEF |iceery........ “197 of ¢ 3 Lbs. 3 Lbs, Large Bunch Grinds ib Roll” 2a §9: | 8g: GREEN anes. - ba 5: Red Rose Pure , starae 20 | California, Cello Pack For ; STRAWBERRY “7 CARROTS ...... 2 19 PRESERVES..... 49 toast 4 slices of bread ‘or 2 buns. lied ee RE otirep: oe Mound on hed of Yettuce Garnish garnish. with watercress Makes_ ° epiit). eee oni on a. saadaraks ae with egg slices and sprinkle with 4-6 servings. APPLE Blend the contents of 1 can (5- serve at ence with a topping of paprika. Makes 6™xervings aaa ounce. size) boned chicken or tur- '{reshly-grated nutmeg wafted over Waldort chicken is a delight- Add small cinnamon candies to, key and one-quarter cup pro-\a dollop of sour cream or whipped ful variation of this salad, For the syrup in which you are poach- cessed plain cheese spread: spoon ‘sweet cream. the hard-cooked eggs, substitute ing ‘apples PIES . "39 Ranasct Frozen CHICKEN TURKEY aeeeernianeonenrepneneennmeenainanie a ee nor — Campbell's Vegetable - Large, Solid HEAD 2 for 29° LETTUCE | orge, Solid, Green Ea. c PEPPERS . Fancy, Solid Pkg. Cc TOMATOES 5 PRESSEL’S — GRADE | Hot = or oe YOUR CHOICE COFFEE Gold Medal Better Spread | 5S , 00 SWEET POTATOES 3 "2 5° BIRDS EYE BIRDS EYE . Jumbo, Sunkist, Eating CHICKEN Fresh Frozen OLEO «: Ibs. 1 ORANGES . bole 59° _ THIGHS — } Beek tr 17: ORANGES..." 49] -- Solid, Fresh Peanut Butter large jar 49° CABBAGE ee TT eee Lb 5 ¢€ SUNKIST Jumbo 64 Size Sweet Seedless eam. |LJELLIES ~~ 3" I], GRAPEFRUIT “210 CANTaLouPES* 19 6“ 49° “| POTATOES . "x: GQ°] sxe wmzemnos Michigan : At Low, Low Prices 15 Lb. 1/9 SWEET PEAS Lin iP OTATOES es | Peck & "a WHOLE KERNEL CORN... Te 1 CREAM STYLE CORN |... Tia S| 3 SISTERS’ SUPER MARKET ana ; Liquor to Take Out Open Daily 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Including Sun. Corner of Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. _, 608 W. Huron Street $ Hours: a Be i = F ‘ ’ " ry satin Ss Noeseaoa se} Phone FE 2-6192 ces anor ‘ : : ' PAN-READY | FRYERS SNOW CROP FRENCH FRIES SUPER MARKET APPLE SAUCE T for $f KIDNEY BEANS _.. 10 for $4 CUT GREEN BEANS T for $f CUT WAX BEANS - .. Ttor $4 TOMATOES ye dee OP ak Se ALE OR OF Ae Ae oe) b y j £4 itll | . y a ne \ eI i | oe , E we ( ex. . oy ich ' ( Toe _. . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, 1 AY3Y, 1988000 ee FORTY-THREE. recipe published in this’ ‘book, Is it, | Word of the new delicacies sir et tl rec i ESE nson during a cago Press C ookbook of 1936 Still Has Tasty Recipes | 33 oe is oat Makes Tasty Hash | cuucaco cits) — snack time A tew days ago Mrs. Gear Flake all fish and mix, Com-|in your future entertainment plans)a cookie recipe submitted in that, tablespoons butter — which can be eaytas: for tthe | T menpori anid | reeearch) ta develop- 4 Hammitt brought us a copy of the|bine with Si medium white sauce} not rain!—try Mrs.\time by Mrs. Viola C. Chapel. | ¢ op sugar Sete Pontiac Press Cookbook, publish-|and heat. top of each serving|Donald G. Strauss’ recipe for Bride 2 | 1 = . When t beet i the m ’ Depression Cookies } ¢ exe . roas S on the menu nation's TV viewers — will ‘the the new TV time snacks as part ft heard ipla tabl butt iS lad. ee cee . i - | cups, bread erumps teaspoon vanitie .,,|for Sunday dinner, use some of the you in the future reaching for the ‘ flour Melt butter and stir in flour. Add! leftover meat this way. carrot chips; beet chips, lim al! the government's program to = and pea nuggets. ‘tina markets for ob iat surpluses, this book but never hefore etl we|chopped almonds. — 4 ~ Bride Salad 3 cups seen a copy. We're gratefyl to le aenageall tas 1 cup shortening : Sugar, milk and egg yolks, well) et “en fn “ - Pes Mrs. coe J. eg 1 em Small“ oa “pay eut into tiny oo oe = [beaten Put on stove and let come| Baked Roast wage Hash | se eal pach has oompety Gamer, Goss +-cup--fineiy -eut—bienched i. annaNGe..26_-08 betting | “the ¥ In] 2 cups marshmallows, quanered { teen sods dissolved in 2 table- add whites of eggs, Deaten stiff.) os A cups finely chopped roest beet ‘use: . amall } | change great dent —_ _— following manner? to eee > | Place in a buttered mold and,‘*{*, (cr cnopPing) a - years. greate: ee : — Seak-cabbage—in—cold-water—tor ~The egrees.| * a = ference would b today’s eee , lect and! dp pe FT realli Delimnsia ale cacti = .: tet or wares =. aT mix With other ingredients. Mix) in a pan in the oven until very dry an Paprika Heat potatoes in double boiler Many of the contributors have ‘medium thickness. Trim ca eave lwith the following dressing. Leftover cake may also be used 444 Bie ole to Rice since died. We do, however, ‘egg until thoroughly covered. Roll) « hie, Meacun f lin the same way. Roll very fine PP laccording to package directions: recognize lots of the names. We |. slightly crushed corn flakes. a. cap euper ° iwith a rolling pin or run through Pineapple Rice to serve with mix with chopped beef, onion, salt’ of s losensmrcrin poy none) Ln 'a food grinder. ‘Lamb Curry: Add a flavor condi- an pepper to taste. Turn into -inch glass pie plate; dot with Mix in order given and drop on . ; ment right to the curry platter by heen ancinkle with capetion (Heel! wender if they still use some their favorite recipes. Place: in bottom of roaster and yor ve Wel Le white vinegar | Mrs. Andrew King had an in. *@@ about half a cup of hot | Conk until thick. When cool mix a well greased cookie sheet and | i Peete sane é teresting fish recipe for a luncheon’ W8ter. Cover tightly and cook with one pint of whipped cream. [bake in a 350-degree oven 15 min. [ightly tossing three-fourths cup OF in q moderate (373 degrees) oven’ main dish. Doesn't it sound good?) three quarters of an hour. Re- * 8s 8 ‘utes. This makes about 5 dozen pineapple tidbits into 3 cups of until bubbling hot and top is Fish Dish pet Gena! and brown on beth | Young homemakers will cookies. _ fluffy steamed rice. One cup un- browned—20 to 30 minutes. Serve 1 cap tune fish | Sides. Season to taste. \vaguely remember depression, ._ ¢ ¢ cooked rice yields 3 cups of at once with chili sauce. Makes) i =n parchip= If you have a shower coming up, days. They might = interested in| _ Mies Georgia Hoyt had a | Geasert cooked rice 4 serv vings ———— weet = a Keep in refrigerator to protect perfect flaror THE FIRST MARGARINE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED TO TASTE LIKE THE HIGH-PRICED SPREAD! | You’re going to be seeing a brand new andl exciting product at your _— The trick was flavor. 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Like the high-priced spread, Imperial is delicate and perishable. So to protect its perfect flay or, always keep Imperial in your refrigerator! IMPERIAL’S Got) THAT FLAVOR Flavor is what’s been missing in margarine. And that flavor is what Lever Brothers devoted seven years to achieve .. . seven years of test- ing formula after formula to bring ' you the incompafable flavor of the expensive spread for bread; It wasn’t hard to make Imperial spread easier than any other margarine. And it wasn’t hard to make Imperial as 7 utr itious aseven the most expensive spread you can buy. | DON'T CHANGE vour TASTE! JUST CHANGE TO IMPERIAL! IMPERIAL'S GOT THAT SU FARMER?S SUPER MARKET tm 484 Auburn Ave. Phone FE 2.0119 Plenty of Free Parking #80 vo Pat ore i} i | | i ~ . ’ L < c : + . 6 5 e ; ; : z “ FORTY-FOUR °° THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. way 17, 1956. a: : rT Combines Well ‘Meat of All With Main Dish Foods then it one © min oe SAYS Marketing Information Agent | a there is almost no limit |to the/ 1 § | This is a time of mest plenty! tains little fat Sour cream, herbs,,aroma-flavor, and just about the, ste aa nee 7 that comtite well ‘Although pork, lamb, and some land wine sauces add-much to the lowest price in several years | | bacon to a meat loaf mixture. If beef cuts advanced in price this delicate natural flavor of veal. “ | eek there are many_ggod values you're making a casserole jof rice, |W ues thick sl ed _bacon at, noodles or spaghetti, put'to satisfy the family’s appetite. \ground meat are not as much in|val in thick slic Macaroon asa in a few pieces of raw bacin. se Forequa : =e bacon es a topping for ee ang fryers will provide. var, ‘are erica accordingly. There is a Supplies af broter-tryers are} ' for main dishes says Mrs. ot of good feiss from thrifty, iy and meat sauce . riety priced at se bread: “Add. some hits “Josephine Lawyer, Consumer Mar- ‘Sort Fibs. rom colar ends o | Shopper. since » prod Even in Sows = 7 keting — Peabo Agent-———-;rib—roasts— = the piate'a third larger than Iast year. oul of cooked bacon fo your muffin batter or biscuit dough. “It’s won-, time as the waffles or cakes. ways to cook veal, since it con-' MEATS—The quality of veal in they contain layers of lean and fat | There is about a 20 cent per pound) 5 Braising|ditterence in fryers depending added d if today’s market is good with shoul-'With the flat mb bone. Z = pane pacabes route aealph ant i chops amohg With a littié water, bouillon, or alypon size, quality, and whether bie waffles, next time put it right jhe thrifty cuts. Braising, pan- sauce is the best way of cooking they are cut up or whole. | in the batter to cook at the same jtrying. and stewing are excellent. them in some cases, chicken pieces , 1 Pastry Squores Hold | Flavortul Blue Cheese a Make up a batch of your dbao- _ jtutely flaky rich pastry. Cut small squares out of it with a pastry wheel. Put a dab of blue cheese on each square and fold over. . } Seal edges together with the | based of a fork. Bake in a: hot 1 a tomato _ = Kinds on Reasonable List | makes bacon a favorite. Mrs. | Short_ribs, chuck roasts, and Homemaker will find special] 5 steaks atid roasts aq many pork | 4 Section is Versatility plus tantalizing) may be a better value than the From California and dressing. with cranberry sauce Bakery Department SPECIALS Benane Loaf Cake.........t 48e Whele Wheet Raisin Bread .... . ts 36¢ | SERVING ALL DAY | tcc ROAST FRIDAY & SATURDAY |e te erent iin 1] a.m. to 7:45 p.m. | Prices are mght for every purse.! TW RKEY ~ 5 Shoppers may find head lettuce Nut Rolls Coss e cso «Oe. 69c TRY IT— Pbuying fresh strawberries, beware 4d are especially nutritious, as ‘s ap es - Here: $ Grapefruit Juice cate that berries were overripe !Pe on your family. BRING THE FAMILY! when picked, or have been crushed Rinones Criollos HOMADE 1000 suiop 144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET about 33 to @ cents each make) *,‘eeepoen pepper” | melted butter. Add sifted dry | | parable, and the customer can | and Hawaii | | whole birds. Prices are com- | choose the exact kind and num- | VEGETABLES—Cabbage is king ‘supplies are shipped from South! |Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.’ comes j, the tropical | There is a foretaste of summer in: the corn-on-the-cob now selling at, about 5 to 10 cents an ear. | be | slightly higher, but good quality ts still easily found by choosing heavy . j = : it wi I ‘heads that gre crisp and cold. Po.| _-BINONES CRIOLLOS Honest, that’s the and it will spell eating pleasure in any language. ' name of this recipe. It means ‘mushroom and ~ Incidentally, rice rings are a good way to dress ‘tatoes in the market basket means) ™ 2 pe ; ; economical eating. Count on three| kidney stew” in Argentina. Serve it in a rice ring, up many meat dishes. average servings from one pound. Although some potatoes are about. and liquid; cook two minutes long- Cheese Souffle Hat ‘a cent more per pound than last, Latin Version er. Serve in steamed rice ring. | week, they remain one of the best Four to six servings. | Want your cheese souffle to have ‘vegetable buys. | . SEE ‘a top hat? Before putting it in ; qulgiant ine men oe of Kidney Stew Dessert Muttins the oven, mark a circle over the, HAWAIIAN ‘surface about one inch from the: | Peas, | dry atone, cocumbers, | F lavored With [rim af the baking dish with the! PUNCH . pened tematecs. ‘ the| | Steet in, there tn on grove Mushroom and kidney stew is tip of a spoon, Don't worry tf | ment in the quality of many of called ae ES down Lemon, Mace circle doesn't seem to stay put! AT YOUR GROCERS jhe green peppers, green onions, These sweet muffins serve as before baking. } and greenhouse tomatoes. south in Argentina. It .sounds like! , hearty dessert. \— 7 ! FRUITS—It's strawberry” time in| 8000 eating in any language. Lemon Mace Muffins Tennessee and Arkansas, so Mich-| Kidneys are not used so much 1 cups sifted flour | PEOPLE’S CHOICE... ; teaspoons bakin owder igan shoppers have them too. at\2® their goodness warrants. They, ty dean on & D about 39 to 49 cents a quart. When 2fe usually an inexpensive meat ‘a cup sugar of st . all organ meats are. Try this rec- 4 cup milk stained boxes. Stains may indi- 3 tablespoons butter or margarine melted Lemon topping + jin handling. Bruiseq berries wil! 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Sift together the flour, baking “ spoil more quickly and easily: | i Siscoe cnc coation, powder, salt, sugar and mace onto | ‘ ere kidney acres ined and sliced ‘a piece of paper. $0 ree wee ' | Good wakty ‘babanes Gt lees) | no f cen tennitoce Reat egg enough to combine = 20 cents a pound, and the | eee eoemce can peas and carrots with | yolk and white: add milk asd aiid : larger 8 or 9 size pineapple at; abe teaspoon salt beat again to combine; stir in | fruit dessert or salad a family fa-! 3 i¢ounce cam sliced mushrooms vith! e ES | vorite. Canned red tart cherries, “4v!4 cetera bees you dont need sugar = jat little cost, add eye and flavour In butter or margarine in skillet, *™ooth. For people who go for really good coffee in a BIG WAY... This new giant 6-oz. jor of the full- bodied instant makes almost as many ~ cups es 3 Ibs. of ground coffee—yet wi . a aw costs far less! *” the imported spices are meticu- Se ee CHAS jlously balanced not only to en. | Discover why housewives, in carefully conducted taste tests, voted Instant on : jham but to blend subtly and gra- ™ \ : é ss : YN oo a : = = ee > Chase & Sanborn dest-for-flavor+y 2-to-t-——— ~ | CIOUSTY With offer fonds. T e 8 Mf 17 _: - - « . Against leading instant coffees' e * « Against ground coffees! -the fiall-bodied INSTANT. | Everyone has her own hase: SUPPLY LIMITED! “aNOTHMER mine PRODUCT OF STANDARD BRANDS INC % recipe for family favorite€, but CLLLLLAALLLLLLALAL A LALLA EL “C Beyonce “If It’s Alive—It’s Fresh’ — Taste the Difference ‘ | CAPONETTES f 9: : The Finest Chicken Money Can Buy for Roasting — Stewing or Frying. ib. 4- Lb.- Average. SS Pes appeal to any meal. squte green pepper and onion un- Fill buttered muffin pans two “Wn ¥ Se . EGGS—Cool weather has helped'til tender. Add kidney (soak kid- thirds full Sprinkle with Lemon - A 4 o\ ~|,4@ cj J Ole : borepeeh dng a jkeep high egg quality on the ney in cold salt water for one-half Topping Bake in hot (425 de- R Ro7 v 7 = FAM] VAC precees is farms. and refrigerated cases|hour before using) ‘grees) oven 25 minutes or until s SC] essures you maintain quality in the store. Fol- When kidney slices are nicely — ,cake tester inserted in the center ’, MOTHER! “9 ii pds setucet low through by getting them into, browned sprinkle on flour. Stir (of @ few muffins comes out clean | = sd. the home refrigerator as quickly Im tomatoes and peas and Makes 12 medium-sized muffins. Oe eo) Yy apa v as possible after leaving the carrots with liquid. Add salt and Note: To make Lemon Topping, | AW S Y w YS yyv A «] grocer's. Shoppers will find the, pepper and bay leat. » mix together 2 tablespoons grated, oS ‘large size the best value, and in| Cover and cook slowly for 30 lemon rind, one-fourth cup sugar) : 5 4 some stores eggs will be a few minutes Add sliced _™ushrooms and 2 tablespoons _finely chopped pennies more per dozen this week, Se — . ———— - ————— —_ Piquant Veal 2 pounds boneless veal neck or shou'- Ger, cut im 2-inch pieces i ren eeegnn ape Oy gees 2 tablespoons flour 2 teaspoons salt ‘ys teaspoon pepper 4 tablespoons fat ‘y clove garitc, _ minced i ‘e cups water ‘@ medium potatoes 3 medium tomatoes, sliced Jcup thick sour cream In a paper sack. toss veal with flour, salt, and pepper. Brown the veal in hot fat in a heavy kettle. |Add the garlic, and water. Cover. ; simmer 45 minutes till just tender, Add. the vegetables. Cover and | cook 's hour or until tender el the sour cream Bo Deviled Ham Spices Foods Even if you're an expert on herbs and how to use them, you'll wel- come the ease with which you can spice simply everyday foods by adding a fillip of deviled ham. No Opening of many little containers, + /no hit-or-miss measur ing, hecause hance the flavor of the deviled! the dav arrives when “familiarity breeds contempt’ and the old standby needs a new personality. | For instance, vour usual cheese! ;rabbit can suddenly seem too ihland. Try this new recipe adding . . the familiar dish will receive | a gourmet ovation: | § Deviled Cheese Rabbit iN Upound far process cheree ag rad ‘a cup tk ‘g teaspoon dry mustard Pinch cavenne 1 family size (4's ounce can: devied ham Combine all ingredients in sauce- pan and heat. When hot and-blend DUCKS—ROASTERS--RABBITS—TURKEYS EGGs -.. 59 | SHRIMP’ 7 9° ed serve in individaul casseroles, ' set on warmers. Hare plentv of — A crusty french bread or cut-up hard rolls tor dipping Extra spoonfuls xX deviled ham may he added te’ No other ome aun ering pr uct equ O each serving if desired. Makes: 74 meal-size semings wicit'wal tadenwe ss = A QeYM- — efficiency! sired FRESH aaa SALT WATER FISH of ALL KINDS Frozen. Green Beane . Clorox disinfects as it bleaches, brightens, rth deodorizes and removes stains. So your hill Esti Tt " BASS or WALLEYES | FRESH LAKE PERCH, 1, 39° Fresh Channel CATFISH. Lb. 45¢ — SMELT (Wholesale and Retail) 82 S. Saginaw Street - PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET Ld) Obie River Take to Fancy Trims Clorox’ wash not only looks cleaner and BUFFALO Hrosnperesn bears “akeayic smelis cleaner, it’s hygienically cleaner... fancy trimmings. Cook them ac . Lory wis Wee Lb € cording to parkage directions and safer for family h ! That’s why ; ” top them with slivered almonds important to Clorox your color-fast cottons , peti oe Putter or sae he and linens as well as your whites...and use COOK ans with sliced mush : 5 : a ai and thin slivers of onfon Clorox every time you launder white 100 a Cloroz-cleanliness is your home iss bealth lightly fried -in butte: nylon, rayon, Dacron, Orlon and Dynel, t60. safeguard, too! a Or add strips of canned pmiento, | ‘The more of your wash that you Clorox, the pearpeanea Tc Gunet uhovaine asceeoss ir ad nd thin crescents of raw celery safer ais for health! is of , mi a F to the cooked beans for both fla-! vor and texture contrast. Or chilli. . mruicins tnerrenn ace, Every time you use CLOROX you protect family health! FE 4-152) wesssssrreresersensens oes iE. |ing; serve on salad greens ae — ; : : : ’ + : ; . BISQUICK, 40 oz. pkg., secret ett free ae Digi eas Yeo pleaser Ace def lind fy Hel cae ogy PA ee eA ONS ME Se eRe a Hogi ; F)} . Ls a | f Bees . + 4 ey ‘ie oe ' | ; = = Ls \ AN ‘ es 3 : j ( : | a . = __ «THE PONTIAC. PRE $S. THU RSDAY. M AY. 1%, 1956. FORTY. ee Condensed tomato soup takes on| pepper. Dilute the, soup according crap pel gee once tte bs can directions, ther heat = ]y ‘Pork Lif’ ‘to Tempt Family JCuneueenecusuaucaucuccecsnancucus Ever hear of a “pork lift?” The Cha rlie’s si @ Department of Agriculture suggests 4 a wY PN Ss | name comes from some commun-| | s Ne ew, Nea t an d = =— roan oe) in| omplete! “NOW OPEN : ~ “to Serve You Folks in the Airport Area. @ a little different, putting the em-) WEEK-END SPECIALS: @ phasis on a “‘lift” in taste, aroma, | Wand as un the —r was| @ as so plentiful and so cheap. * @¢ «© a w Your private “pork lift’ will be: City Grocer to. Open ‘Self-Service Market grocer since 1930, will open a new modern self-serve market this “| week in the airport area at 6744 A ie De . Anna. and chitdren- ‘9, and Philip, 8. They formerly lived by the store at 524 N. Sag- inaw St, Mr, DeNapoli is proud of the new, | jup-to-date equipment he has in- stalled in the new block-construc-| The business will operate on a tion building. He has also ar-|cash-and-carr? basis. Counters ' ranged for convenient drive-in and|and refrigeration lockers are self. ample parking of cars. Iserve. “Charlie” DeNapoli, a Pontiac) Yapolis’ Tew” Tes]-"— is beside the store. lappy with the change to subur- jan living also are“ Charlies” A businessman all his adult life,’ @ and your family’s interest in good Velvet ICECREAM, helf-gol. ws ++. 69¢ M things to eat. “ee The Department of Agriculture | says that, although the peak of | pork supplies hag come and gone, ROLLED RUMP ROAST — Select top quality beef rump roast for oven cooking. Accompany this easily carved, boned and rolled : . Tump roast with potatoes and carrots. Cook the vegetables with the airy = "s iy — | meat during‘the last 30 minutes of roasting time. Serve with brown week than we hed at this time | | gravy made from the drippings, and crusty-slices of French.bread. a g Remus Brond BUTTE SS escead @ H = eS pound sop bocooon a @ Del Monte CHUNK STYLE TUNA, : 62 ox. cans, three (3) for.......:.... 65¢ a a a a a a wu Birds Eye Frozen PEACHES, a 10 os. pkgs., four (4) for............ 95¢ @ last year, and the abundant sup- pry, ° 9 S Birds fye FRYING CHICKEN, sos fermen emenee wee Tired of Same Old Dinner: a Se OS. OKO. eee ‘ : . DOGS, Ib. ........... So there's plenty of pork to pro- T R R B f D h . Peter's SKINLE : HOT te. 35¢ vide a foundation for this pork lift, ry ump oast ee 1S. es z ; : ___@ in your own kitchen. a ho bd - . @ The other items you'l] need are’ Towering high on the list of food! peund for medium done, If the a Our N: ew P ne: OR 3 3711 = spices, herbs, onions, tomatoes and favorites of many people is beef., meat is boned and rolled, roast |- = 6744 Highland Rd. (M-59) Fj a plus your own imagina- Last year we ate more beef than 35 te 40 minutes per pound, - tion. any othe? meat and we'll probably | Va Mile West of Airport =| ere are a few hirts to start: as ths same this year. lene peacnutapiny ml gorse 9 P.M, DAILY NDAY: | ppose you're going to serve your! _ I si t of | = Gate © SUNDAYS ry wih as fre Rabe) gi ature fal et pee. re, 1 der, BOOS BREE SSSR RS REE BASE E ERR BE SERS A roast with ground sage before you! ponsts it has tusclous meat fla- pest ae ot ree — ‘put it in the oven. Another time, ‘use cloves, rubbed over the roast or perhaps a few stuck into = |meat, vor, it cam be cooked to the 29 minutes before starting to carve doneness preferred, and it carves jt, well, In this time of plentiful | " beef, select a high quality beef rump roast for dinner, Ordinarily rump reast is cooked in moist heat, braised, to assure tender. CUBE STEAK." 63° Wf you're have pork spareribs, _ barbecue them with a sauce , made from catsup, onions, lunch many years ago—it's been a To determine if the meat you buy favorite in our family ever since. Some people like celery seed or |S of high quality, don't hesitate to Martha's Cheese Puff ny He| caraway seed instead of a barbe. Comer with ORS baci = | @ slices (% inch thick) day old breed cue sauce on sparribs jwill tell you that this meat can) y pound cheddar cheese (grated , ‘be identified by its even streaks| medium fine) With those suggestions to get Qe seared ined’ tales i tecat there ) of fat throughout the leén or its) 2,°Ripoan satt ;‘marbling,”” the nice protective) tt teaspoon paprika ‘ayer of fat on the outside of the! {« teespoon dry mustard 2 ilk Different Models Means \lean, and the white to creamy = —— crust from’ bread: cut ‘or of the fat, If bones are showing, ch 8 Different Roast Control \their cut ende should be red. ject Pegi ae The foolproof automatic roast} For a rolled rump roast, the resistant, glass, deep pie plate control, which takes the guess- ‘meat man has removed the bone | (about 8% inches). work out of roasting, differs says|and tied the meat in one compact| the Gas Appliance Manufacturers piece; it is easy to carve when| ned ed) SS Assn. in appearance in the dif. cooked. Cover with — ining breed and ferent makes, but the principle How T | Femaining : = Te Reast is the same. It does away with the : Beat eggs with salt, paprika, necessity of mental arithmetic, as Place the roast on a rack in @ 1 tad and milk until combined you no longer need_ figure out how shallow pan, There is no need to Pour over bread and cheese. long to cook the meat or poultry add water, to cover, or to baste the Bake in slow (325 degrees) oven according to its weight and the Meat during cooking The fat cov- about 45 minutes or until ‘firm. ering bastes the meat as it cooks, | Maree four to six servings. Our Own Hickory Smoked by th Lb. € © worcestershire sauce. Almost any | ness, but with the heavy beef for Hearty Lunch B ACON y the . ff cookbook will give ‘you a good | available now, high quality | & e e @ sleb | recipe for barbecue sauce, and | rump can be reasted in the A friend served us this dish at ¢ ys | even, | you may follow tt to the letter or improvise around It. MICHIGAN POTATOES..... 69° STRAWBERRIES * 39° SALAD DRESSING... ° 45° Lh. 4 KEYKO See Our Specials in the Defiance Ad MARGARINE degree of ‘‘doneness'’ desired All you do now fs stick a probe 24 since this is a tender, natural into the meat. set the dial mounted JUICY meat, it needs no water | Weight watching? You can have your cake and eat ft, too, if you'll ‘counterbalance that piece of des sert with an hour’s brisk walk. on the back of the instrument to lid. If you have a meat thermom “rare,” “well-done”. or some. eter. insert ft in the center of the where in between, according to Meat. your personal taste — and that's Cook a beef rump roast in a | 325 degree oven 30 minutes per | Dixie Highwey et Telegraph Lets of Parking ai Pure farm honey, natural graham flour make NABISCO sugar HONEY GRAHAMS DEFIANCE OLEO 5 Lbs. You'll find naturally delicious flavor in NABISCO Sugar HONEY GRAHAMS because they're made with finest ingredients. Wholesome, nutritious, golden brown, these grahams don’t spoil children’s appetites because they digest so quickly. Ask for NaBIsco Sugar HONEY GRAHAMS—they’re the best! eACH [ss Vfris W CRACKER | BREAKS INTO PERFECT SIZE FOR EATING NABISC HONEY ‘ Suga Birds Eye, Frozen CHICKEN THIGHS KEPT FRESH IN 6 IN-ER-SEAL . WAX PACKETS Make Cheese Puff | “Beech-Nut feeds my twins the finest chickens you can buy” says Connie Clausen on the BEECH-NUT TV Program “That's Beech-Nat Junior Chicken Soup I’m feeding my lucky twins, They’re lucky because Nut actually uses chicken I'd like to serve for company dinner! The other good things in this delicious soup —like celery and carrote—are the finest, freshest grown. As long = Beech-Nut hee its way, no adult ! will ever est better than « baby!” | ° : BEECH-NUT BABY FOODS ere rich In the vitamins and minerals Beby needs seaieaielaiiineees ee _ TIT RED Salmon. An. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE CHOICE OF GRINDS Tall Lb. Can Sex ‘Delex An Sices oS Chicken Breasts * Swenson’s Frozen Drum Sticks (Yi, |2" 729°. Defiance p06 FOOD En ROBIN HOOD WALTON SUPER MARKET 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., BEER, WIN Available fn one- and two-pound packages. ~ TO TAKE OUT! DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2341 Store Mours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 a. m. te 9 p. m. Sunday 12 p. m. to 9p. m. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities E, LIQUOR NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY® ~ - —. 4 ; (eres 4 i ee 1 i ° { ' ia Ne he 4 & is ) A ee ee 2 : . oi , . - , i} v ‘ i | les 7 4 : | 0 Garden Clubs Slate Tours Saturday and Sunday — Several Homes Opened for Event. The Bloomfield Hills and Bir- man; and Mrs. Ralph Manuel and the home of the A. C. Buter. mungham branches of the Woman's Mrs. Carman Adams™ Hostesses paugns of Tibury road and the National Farm and Garden Asso- are Mrs. Henry Beam, Mrs. John’, y withacks of North Cranbrook ciation are sponsoring a joint gar- H. Lowry, Mrs. J. Reed Alexander. road : den tour Saturday and Sunday.Mrs_ Ro-hayd WW Burgis Alcs. ee ———y from noon until 6 pm. Hugh D Backys and- Mrs. WoC ; ane a eset ———— ¥ oe ee Patterson + ae “—Thcluded also will be the garden 5 - Alslgecons if atl. This year, the groups are show “\* * tl UES es MO, GT _ Brad ing gardens as usual, but are add-, Mrs James ! Ford is chairman “4) boulevard, The garden ea- ing other features as well, Because of the Bloomfield Hills tour assist- tures an extensive uP bed Aes of the added interest in area peo- ed by hostesses Mrs, Lester Col. @ naturalized pool leading to) bat k ple in building swimming pools, man, Mrs. James R. Longwell beds. The Ro 1. Shugg: wo oe the Association has located several Mrs. John Cowen, Mrs F. Goven West Surrey road in Foxcroft 1s adjacent to the gardens. The pub Hill and Mrs. Albert Clark one with evergreens : flowering lic has been invited to Inspect the Other Bloomfield hostesses will trees and shrubs, scaled is wet different installations he Mra. ES. Wellockh. MVirs. "@nch 'ypp home Mr and Mrs, * * ° s. ‘ 2 A: Thoms garden also features Herman Searney, Mrs. Norman Another feature of the tour will Frederick, Mrs. Louis Colombo e&versreens and shrubs be pieces of sculpture placed in Jr Virgs. Russel! Strickland, Mrs. The Richard English home oa gardens as wel! as in homes. An George Goodwin, Mrs, L. R. Church street will be-sbown, Oth- attraction new this year is the Twyman, Mrs. Raymond Per ere will be the 8. V. Norton garden equipment display to be ring and Mrs. Henry Johnson, home on West Lone Pine read, shown for the public at the J. On the Bi ohar will be 20d the 1. ©. Goad home also on C, Roberts home on Yarmouth ih ih ae oe hares See Lone Pine road and the Leslie road. Included in the display will — ome ie EOE Winlic cece) honsel afl Tarile) Cake be new tools, seeds, sprays and armouth road. Their garden, of ‘arms other equipment. informal! design, wil! be featured : . An art display and display of gar. Mr and Mrs James I Ford of Birmingham committee women den- equipment will also be shown North Adams road will open their are Mrs. C. B. Harman. chairman: at their home. Two pools are garden as will the CA Harlans omens Section | THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 PAGES 46-51 Pontide Press Photo by James Maher fee = _ oe - = a wee Among the gardens open for tours Saturday and Sunday will be rose. Other features to be seen include the swimming pool which has | those at Turtle Lake Farms belonging to-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Green. New Orleans ironuork on the outside and is surrounded by Virginia Coat Color. Soe, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Green is pictured in the spacious garden overtooking Turtle Lake. flagstone. . William Barrette were The rock garden has a variety of plants including many kinds of prim- : Makes the - | , ee womens [i fference LINCOLN Neb cINS:—-Satisfac tary coat or sutt shopping begins before you reach the store because ja knowledge of. fabrics. construc: jhon and other “marks of quality : jwill make the job easier, ae . ¢ ; w ‘ a f Helen Rocke of the University | 8s" “pn * points out that suits and coats of married Saturday PLP R even, lhe hride, the ‘ormer Norma Jean Kx h. if the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRov Koch of Putnam aremne. He 74 fhe san oat Ve and Vere, There are six pages in today’s Women’s Section good quality have man, hidden values in materials cuts and work {lhert - s manship which Justify q reason. . Oe a é é; s Barrette ot able price “it a garment seems higher WR. and MRS. WJ. BARRETTE 19" priced than you think reason. | able, ask why.” Mise Rocke sug N K h R t | gests. “It may be that the cloth O I m a O Cc epea Ss is made of a scarce fiber or that ° the design is “that of some fa V W H mM ( mM y mous designer. These are lux O Ss In O e ere on | ury items, and if you are looking | for service in proportion — to | money spent you will not find it | in these garments,”’ Marmed ino a home ceremony Hopkins -avenue home of tre Saturdays afternoon were Norma bride's brother, Robert L. Koch. Jean Koch and William J. Bar- . } « ‘ rette The ceremony was per- For the ceremony attended bh The home economist says coats formed by the Rev./Theodore Alle- the immediate families, the bride jand suits with best wearing, values bach of Oakland Avenue United wore a white linen dress with jare_in_ simply-designed — classic Presbyteman Church at the West white accessories and a corsage of } | styles. In the so-called dressmak- - —— white rosebuds and carnations er coats and suits. much of the Norma Jean is the daughter of coat goes duto styling and less Book Reviewed Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Koch of Put wear may B¥- Obtained for’ money nam avenue. William's parents are |Spent for Golden Age the Albert Barrettes of Livonia ' The color of a coat or suit often : | ~ | makes the difference between a by Mes. Miller Mrs. Robert L_. Koch, sister-in- | satisfactory or unsatisfactory pur law of the bride. served as her chase You will want a color he Thirty members. of the Golden matron of honor wearing a white eoming fo seu and one that ow Age Group of the Pontiac YWCA mMotre faille dress with white ac mateh oor harmonize with offer heard Mrs Willlam Miller review cessories. Her-coreagdé wae com- garments in sour wardrobe Country Kitchen’ by Della posed of pink roeshude and white Wiss Rocke also suggests that Vhompson lutes at the Tuesday carnations. | « “gs as : : ** 4 1 ral = ' ; 1 af Fy, vou - i tage and. labeis at. meeting Following the dessert air Ie P | Mrs. Louis C. Goad is pictured on the stone steps leading to one ofs members of the press the litle creel winding through the beautifully. ¥04 read all tage and. labels ar meeting Following Bape si) 3 sel bes! Snran ~ . c to the garment fi acts luncheon irs H M Learned gave . yo 4 the levels of the terrace at the Goad home on Lane Pine road. A point o| landscaped lau ns, and we anti ipate that tisitors, touring wilh be as ee material aon vache fhe nmeditatiane ; Aireceplinn wan neldia tne ecw interest for the tour is the lovely circular rose garden. Mrs. Goad showed thrilled with the wild ducks which come there acne mere. you cannot see or fecl. And exam. - + e¢ ning at the Fellowship jiall af the an a - ae : . . ne the firmness of ited Presh . os Ps ~ , . 3 yy wa mm , ' me 4 _ ~ pocket corners and other places corsape for being the oldest mem. terian Church (i.este attended Junior Guil “ é 7 : ~ ere 3 ‘ . that are subject to wear and her celebrating her birthday in from Ii: onia Detroit, {tien and ° *” ee y - : strain - _ Mav ‘Six others whose birthdays St. Clair Shores 4 : — = = were celebrated included Mrs For her daughter's wedding ; Adele Allen. Mrs A HH. Austin, Hospital Group Mrs. H S Griswold. Mrs. Sarah Dalat en mnichtag pe eee ‘Has Card Party O’Donnett Mrs—-hirrie-Rich and and a carnagelotipink corsa tient ayo ; Mrs Nelhe H Williams Mrs. Barrette wore a faranaise ee at Nurses Home Plans were-made for a June stit with white accessories. Her P , picnic, to be held at the home’ corsage was of vellow carna- of Mrs. J. L. Van Wagoner. tions. Has Election | -—of Officers 4 Officers were elected at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Junior Wesleyan Service Guild of Central Methodist Church. Bar-| bara DeWolfe entertained at her. home on Center street for the gathering. a s LJ . Elected to serve during the com- ing year were Barbara DeWolfe,| “president; Mabel Smith, vice pjres- ident; Elizabeth Rockefeller, sec- retary; Jean McLeod, treasurer, | A tea table spread with a sellow cloth and centered with an ar : rangement of daffodils and fo, “irs J A. Rammes, founder of The newlyweds will make their sythia lent a spring air to the the Golden Age Group some years home on Oakland avenue jcard party held by the St. Jo ago resumed the chairmanship. | —-——— seph Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Golden Age is the oldest active Monday afternoon at the Nurses’ group in the YWCA membership. Jewel Flowers Home . ee * @ * Emulate Buds ee A fe eer - Transportation was provided for S 5 N | fe driel Ousiness meetins members by Agnes Hilton, Mrs. \C@CN | jwhich preceded the social gather- George Wasserberger, Mrs. Mar-, € 9 ature jing, Mrs. Walter Williams, auxil- cys Scott and Mrs. "Robert B. Tarr. Taking ® cie from # summer. ‘lary president, appointed a nom- garden are jewel flowers, tinted - and Delores Smith. promotion sec- inating committee to present a bai- in all the pale and vibrant hues retary. lot for the June election of offi of the blossAms they emulate , cers Tins aS nes bude or full-blown Devotions were led by Helen — oe Ul-blows ‘Kinney. Mabel Smith and Eliza- | Mrs. Charles (Connor, Mrs. Ay EAL hes set an ¢ beth Rockefeller were in charge | George Baldwin and Mrs. Harold | enanting a t thes of the program entitled ‘Chris- Brady will serve on this commit: | oe about The wrist or worn H = sionary study was presented by time Mrs William Thomas Jr. who spoke on “American Indian’ and showed colored slides of their life your mother's hat But a suitable, neat hat is an excellent idea. Installation Ritual military branches. He called the program were Marguerite ck organized services the fourth most /@%d. Mrs. Carl Clifford, Mrs. Paul Colton, Mrs. Hazel Gessinger, Amy important educational force in the ele ai us Hogle, Mrs. Walter Schmitz, Mrs But a prospective employer or school tikes to know that a young . lady knows an important event Osear Schmidt, Mrs. Lester Snell, Mrs. EG. Clark read greetings j al. moral, spiritual and social : 3 ; | when she sees it and can dress training they offer our youth is un- Elda Sutter oe oe Wilson Se Renndine aur vans of for it. Ankle socks are out on Exemplified by Staff, | Surpassed The United States produces 80 man of the group, and from Mrs., ‘Mls occasion. The degree staff of Fanny E High-heeled ‘pumps are not !m- ‘portant In fact, certain party “The 3,000,000 young men and ‘per cent of the world's natural empire Hart of Metuchen, N_ | women in the services have gas . @ former member ©0secococscsovesesccecoocescseesocsssccoosopecoooss ecccccccccecccee® ‘shoes might. be a very poor idea ° Neat, well-polished shoes that ® are appropriate with stockings e are called for. sloves are important You'll —\, Malinge’s Mesh San them off mght away, but Tompkins Temple 41, Pythian Sis- ters. accompanied by the captain, Mrs. Hugh Endries, exemplified the knights installation at District 9 Convention held in Birmingham on Tuesday Members obser.ed degree work exemplified by other temples dur- ing the convention *Mr. and Mrs Refreshments were served hb. the hostess Mrs Witham Olson in {vited the group to her home on. ‘Moreland avenue for the June meeting Marriage Revealed Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Crowley of Deer Lake road. Clarkston, an /mounce the Feb 11 marriage of their daughter, Frances Ann. tn Joseph Rogers Arnold Jr. son of Joseph R Arnold of Miami. Fla The jumor Arnolds are students at the University: of Florida. ; they give a mature touch to any Vi ] . outfit, however sitnple Mig uly . ~ 5 ic! Magnetic: NOW A DO-IT-YOURSELF CERAMIC TILE Fasier to install than plastic tile. Perma- nent. Can be installed over plaster or4 ;-Sheet rock walls. Scratch-proof. 6 co oes : 7 new forthe first time? > Sol ‘ARE FOOT - Bedrooms Enough Tile for a 9x10 Room ONLY $QQO * z AI Cool nylon mesh’ in BLACK with CORK TILE Perfect. for Liuing Rooms. Dens, * ® 99 21". black patent trint or WHITE with white | leather trim 99 ARMSTRONG RUBBER ILE RETURNABLE EXTRA TILE You May Buy Tile With or Without Cement . Redadadededdededetetuitdddddddh aba a eee bab SAAAAAAAAAALALAL IIIA T ITLL LETT Sere ree eee ee cee Cleey 1ee 0 ering neneveg 100 ia Neel § 2 ¢ FREE 10% Exes Tox 25 Sq. Ft. - We Loan You TOOLS & | | M lj . GC} for Only ; Ea. TILE ce TTERS ad Ing Onoes éxéx Off Conde savannas H 7 e > “ ay) ® : 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET The Floor Shop 7 > “zinaw | : Open Monday and Friday Evenings | P ee ery and | ‘Poeeeresseeerereesceascsscesesconecesescseeccceessesecseeesseeoeees " ih el S SE ; 24 7) ; : ; ; _? . : F epost _ North Roselawn drive is escaping breezes on the Gulf of Mexico. THE | PONTI AC PRESS, T HU RSDAY, } MAY 17, 1958 7 FORTY-N The Robert A. Jeffers family of the spring rains and enjoying the sunshine and warm, Personal News. of Interest in Area NINE» SSECCEONEEOTE SSUSEOSoE a (SISISIS Iss! NOW OPEN: - Another Dior Hair Fashion Salon _A PODERN SALON FOR THE _WOMAN . -.. W TH A STAFF SPEC] dinnér held in the Michigan {James Al Hogan of Westwood Union on Monday was John E. ‘drive, Mary G. Miller of Santa Baxter of Third avenue, | \Barbara avenue and Stuart Schel- Birmingham’ students honored fle of Linden road. af i * bd ° ding of Drayton Plains. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Sampson of South | Marshall street are the matern'l) grandparents. IN MODE . of West Huron street if vacationing __address_ and the pattern number _ New Orie: ac- : ; Laura Tee. at St_ Joseph Mercy! as ny MeCelt = ERMAN CTs Se. er i wort = ren. /Enterteins_for PEO tHiospital May 1. eau can koe a sae AMR GERMAN at HOLLAND — ing a gay time-while enjoying Chapter CL, PEO Sisterhood, soo ef t REI : s eth Circle of First Christian RITA MEREDITH, opeci a zing tr Hair Tinting oe ne tonie: Tex met recently at the home of Mrs. ot reat a obert A Conant Church Tuesday evening. Plans MARGARET SMITH, Mancuist _ rou! San Antoni |Chazjes Buck on Oxford road with, mit avenue are receiving | ere made for members to attend STEV | hen ay where they will make their home| yrs. James Hendercon as assistant) Congratulations on the birth of a | Christian Women's Fellowship Minor IE ROBERTS, et Stylis while he 1s ‘serving with the U.S. hostess. | daughter, Susan Marie, May 13 Be an enn ale Sty is) Air Force. . e* ¢ »s Mrs. James F. Wilkinson in Oconomowoc, Wis., for several | weeks. | * ¢ ¢@ Mrs. John F. Williams and Mrs Mrs. Evelyn Copeland, eaneatiy director of Northern Oakland Coa | jVietor M. Lindquist. Plans were!Florence Sampson} of Empire "home on South Jessie street. ty Girl Scout Council; Mrs. Rich- ‘completed for a dinner to be held street announce the birth of a son, | ard Balmegéot Chadwick drive and_ ‘at Haven Hill, Friday evening for William Edward, May 14 , the husbands and guests of the N Irs. Elwyn E. Tripp of Voorheis ey road are attending a Camp Build- ing Institute in Lafayette, Ind. s « 6 Mary McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J, McLaughlin of Owego drive, was one of six radio- television students at Michigan State University who were honored for outstanding scholarship and broadcast performance by initia- tion into Delta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Rho, national radio-tele-|! = vision honorary fraternity. * * * Twenty. guests attended the birthday party given by Mrs. Alvin Shoemate and Muriel Lewis honoring Ralph Christie. The party was held at the Lewis res- idence on Hill road Saturday eve- ning, s 26 ¢ Marcia Smith, daughter of Mr.| and Mrs. Marshall E. “Wir. and Mrs. Peter Morris (nee Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stocks, i fe aay ot of Tubbs road. are vaca Ridge, a past president of the State PEO Chapter, spoke on the Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson of} igram on ‘‘World's Religion in For-| |Possibility of building a home for/Mark averiue and Mr. and Mfrs. eign Countries,” and the devotions’ ‘aged PEO members. SHSes is Bee Circle Has” "Meeting With Mrs. McCall Helen: —— “ Lancaster road are fer — at Bethany Baptist Church | ENID BROWN, Hair S: yitst Mrs. R. A. Plumb of Pleasant! ®t Pontiac General Hospital, Grandparents of the infant are) re Allen Hersee gave the pro Loreal of Paris and Clairol used Exclusively For Hair Tinting and Bleaching DIOR’S HAIR FAS HIONS (Across from Devon Gables) Midwest 6-3212 @ 1083.W. LONG LAKE ROAD Midwest 6-3213 @ |Homer A Conant of Dakota street. were given by Mrs. David Duvall. Guests for the afternoon ae » ‘Mrs. Hersee will entertain the, Mr. and Mi. Ed Re dding (nee: “group for the June meeting at her — a =) SN ay ih In about 10 per cent of hunting The Ivy League look is in this Paternal grandparents of the in-|gun accidents, men are mistaken striped cotton blazer. The jacket ‘fant are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Red- Hor game. | has natural shoulder lines Smith of |. Elizabeth Lake road, has been)! elected editor of Beta Psi Chapter |; of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority at Western Michieen College. * ¢ Robert Durnbaugh, son of Mrs. |, Ruth Durnbaugh of Richmond | road, has been elected to serve as| vice president of Tri Alpha, Man- chester College dramatics club, for | the 1956-57 school year. s s Ld Among the University of Mich- igan students initiated into Phi Kappa Phi honor society at a Make this cool and comfortable pinafore with matching bolero from ff: ‘carefree’ cotton for your little Sun| F Maid, and you'll be adding to her | happiness this siimmer. | Pattern No. 2037 contains tissue | =sives 2-3, 4 inctustve-hotdron f= transfer for design; material re- quirements: sewing and embroi- dery directions. Send 25¢ in coins, your name, to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. Now available—the colorful 1956 Needlework Album containing doz- | ens of lovely designs from which| to choose more patterns in crochet, embroidery and knit — plus three | gift patterns, directions printed in| book. Only 25¢ a copy! IT?S NEW aay | exofic Abano fragrance in ABANO COLOGNE SPRAY MIST Newest way to get a full meosure of pleasure from exotic Abono—sproy @ fine, fragrant mist from hairdo to toes! Almost’ 4 ounces in a coral-red bottle with built-in fingertip atomizer, $2.50 @ > ue Tax Cloonan’s FS Shade! Hesaananamen TSAI AION IIIT TT MINT YOUR » BACK a ou Can Find rf Pee H La is Anywhere Ke : | We Planned This Months Ago, and NOW We Announce Our : ‘Early Bird’ SPECIAL N UW Stor ewide Low Price Policy Se on Sale Friday at 9:30 A.M. Sharp! fF Whether you purchase a 59¢ item, a dress worth 29.99, or a coat valued at 69.99... the price you % pay will reflect our new policy: ‘Small Profit— Bigger Sales Volume! This means better values : 3 4 Ae i 2 ” oe St ae ee < Ne ee Just 100 New Summer DRESSES! for you! JANE LEE’S Sone Quality Maintained Always! = TANI Made to sell for 6.99. Choose a LEE'S from Cottons, Rayons, Silks. ea. Pe Hundreds of Brand New Regular 6.99 Styles PRICE! F DR ) \ \ Kk \ Spring Into Summer . : Superb Linens, Cottons, Rayons, Nylons and Dacrons in a host of extravagant new colors and ‘designs. ‘ Special Price Group—Reg. 16.99 Coats - Toppers. , Many All-Wool in Fleece Fibrene, Tweed, Nylon, and Failles. Push-up Sleeves, New Back Treatments. ane Pastels. ; Waa PRICE! DRESSES Butcher Linens, Nylons, Cotton Blends, Sheaths, = - Petticoated or Jacket Dresses: Reg. 8.99. z gains DE eee. ee pee Bee: be Ge ao, In Our Children’s Dept = CHILDRENS w7qh DRESSES [2 E Brand New Styles. Black, Navy, White We combed the market and ‘grabbed’ the cream of the styles for this event! Buy several at this low price! Values Regular to 2.99 Pa ita i an You NEVER had an opportunity like this before! Exquisite SLIPS Dozens of new attractive styles! Many -with and beautifully tailored, too! Worth 2.99. NYLON HOSE All. First La ye ent bel Se Rae Oe . In Our Shoe » Dept 4-B to 414-B Sample Size Shoes Famous Names! J? 3? 5% JANE LEE'S PRICE! lavish lace trim Misses’, Juniors’ Large and Half Sizes 51 Geuge— 3 Deniér 60 Gauge—15 Denier Quality i 199 4 Pair 769 In Every eal Box New Spring “Where Quality Counts” | 41 NORTH SAGINAW ST. © 72 North Saginaw St. (PEN DAILY—9:30 to 5:30 MONDAYS & FRIDAYS—OPEN —— % FIFTY / oe : __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1956 ae ee f ' t T: : 7 | 9 OY e o 4 | a wma (Heed Cancer's Warning Signals US TO TAKE _ By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN —_s You should report to your doctor; 2. A change in breast contour.; 4. Retraction of either or both! Some people feel thaty there immediately: 3. Any puckering or dimpling of nipples. (The nipple goes in rather | ble THE FUSS OUT hds been so much publicity about, 1. Any hard lump. the skin. ; jthan. out). a : cancer that a damaging mass hys-| 2 4 5. Any discha or bleeding rge Tear, and Chronic concenteaticn—on Ar peep! ance i ~\ = . OF FORE! N_ teria has arisen. It is true that poe the nipple. : lof the skin of the bust. T. Elévation of the breast. 2 LJ ¥ LJ any small physical disability, real or imagined, is detrimental fo THOT, Most of these wy pt TRit come from harmiess conditions but you owe it to yourself to check on any one of them im- mediately. The American Cancer Society * |has volunteered to send a copy of, lits free pamphlet on breast ex-| | | —eeareon-aaern : —_ s : a in ; == —————E Nevertheless thousands of lives are lost each year because men. b and women did not heed warning) R : signals. or were uninformed about See Paris, London; Rome , them. This is especially true of all the fabulous places RESERVATIONS women— cancers of the breast and, you've dreamed of! We'll STILL uterus are their greatest hazards. - C These account for the largest ma- make all the reservations help Weuhah iheloass AVAILABLE jority of feminine cancer fatalities : ports, visas, Currency . . 6 Women are fortunate tn that — TO EUROPE the breasts and the uterus are no extra charge! . ; . easily examined. If a woman has SEE: Delphine Finn Michaels regular semi-yearly medical ex- SS ~ aminations, Is aware and observ- ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU | 22s 20cm and reports them to her doctor ‘ 5 immediately if they do occur, she 296 N. Hunter Blvd. Birmingham euts her likelihood of having fa- MI 6-2] 70 : tal cancer tremendously. Even in cancers of the breast Css Cs “Ss ; R E E e and uterus the outlook 1s mopst} hopeful if thev-are discovered soon ehough . A $9.95 MATTRESS WITH ANY CRIB OVER $30.00! Full Line of Toys Karen’s Toyland DRAYTON PLAINS Phone OR 3-4109 amination to readers of this col- ‘umn. If you wish a copy of it send {your request to Josephine Lowman in eare of ‘The Pontiac Press. | * * @ | ‘Temeorrow: ‘See Doctor, Watch | Self Closely to Catch Cancer.” Square Dancers of Area Attend 4th Roundup | | Some 175 couples representing =, the various square dance clubs in “ . northern Oakland County attend-| . ed the fourth annual Round-Up Dance sponsored by the Merry Mixers Square Dance Club Friday in the Waterford CAI Building. * * »® — Trellises covered with climbing M) normal at firgr but after a few, : | roses and hanging baskets of pot- months’ experience she will be bet Pontiac Chapter Wool Socks Used ted ee eine ball Sagara Hy ter able to discover any changes. ot spring to the room. Sirs. The semi-yearly checkup by her OF Eastern Star All Year Round Hoaaitiaigee eres sat ee i doctor should be a matter of rou-| a arrang' e decora- tine but che should innedaiey1Olds Meeting For sports and casual wear, a tions. . — +r man will find slip-on moccasins, ate Pegganee icin aiior Pontiac Chapter 228, OFS, met op shoes laced with one, two = Bruce Allen acted as master of AP big ditlcrence |Monday evening at the Masonic three eyelets. In any case, the pos- Ceremonies for the affair. Assist- : ‘Temple. Mrs. Floyd Levely, WOFr- sibilities in colors and combina- ing with the calling were Lee thy matron, presided ‘tions of colors from the pale colors Kaines, Hal Brown, Bob Long, | * such as bamboo, pale smoke or William Morris, Arthur Petar and) ene . ° | x o H | Ralph Mapley. worthy patron, maple to the richer tone’ of rocky Sidney Olson. Lionel Basil was) ENGGASS ese Famous for Diamond Values Since 1865! presented proficiency cards to Mr. tan, desert copper and butternut, general chairman. . and Mrs. Bert Farnsworth, Jack wil] tempt him to team them with a a aa Farnsworth, Elizabeth Rockefel- some of the more adventurous, C]qss Has Meeting : Ld ler, Martha Young and Myrtle styles in shirts, slacks, ties and ; afin : For Him — For Her! Burnia socks . With Mrs. Failing Announcement of a special meet-' Speaking of socks, the modern Mrs. Clarence Failing opened ing May 28 was made by Mrs. male is becoming more and more her home on Voorheis road Tues- & = Levely aware of the many advantages in day evening to members of the ses wearing all wool socks in the sum- Dorcas Class of Oakland Avenue Barbara Kline was invited to at- mertime. He knows that, contrary United Presbyterian Church Mrs tend the chapter meeting at Holly to the unfounded old wives’ tale, Edith Hillman gave devotions ot 1 WEDDING BAND on Friday evening; Edith Coons wool socks are actually cooler — cl a6 ‘ a ie | — and Arthur Augustine will go to that they're porous and absorbent Mrs. Ernal Lloyd presided over 4 ,™ US PCP ee . . { * .- 8 A woman siiould have a thorough = breast and uterus examination) MW twice each year by her physician ‘She also should examine her own breasts after each menstrual pe-) Py viod. It is difficult for a woman a A tell whether or not her bust is|~ : ' F 2 =| Clarkston on Monday; Dorts Tur- and. most important, that becatise the business meeting. Hostesses . ; . . . ner to Davisburg on May 22. and of these qualities, they're essential for the evening were Mrs. Percy This rich turquoise wool Jersey for this town and Rose Vollworfh will be a guest of to proper foot health, ‘Bly: } filli g anc . : . 5 ; SPECIALLY PRICEDI Clawson Chapter on May 29 , > Piet Blyna. Mrs. William Bradley and ¢rqye] coat with straight-line silhouette makes @ com(ort- Mes. Guy Caswell. ee Rough or broken wire on a * © @ able toss-on coat for wear through spring into summer, Light tones of green or peach bedspring should be repaired) Members and their husbands ; go well with cherry woodwork. promptly to prevent damage to were invited to the home of Mrs This coat can be worn through long hours of travel and Yellows, tans ‘and greens go well sheets and the tick on the mat- Blynn on Lyle drive for the June look as fresh at your destination as ut did on departure with oak or pine tress. meeting. : ; - FOR QQ” BOTH "ee RINGS | _|- ——— — : Thy Zoyl) Wel ts . | Now at the LION STORE ENGGASS JEWELRY Co. || Jat, 1 FLIRTATION WALK $v ie re itey 72. Trice Salle BESTFORM - FREES YOU! " i Summer Bath Fragrances ; reg. §2 sizes now only a | Cue? RE oe SENSATIONAL TRADE-IN WATCH OFFER! ENGGASS GIVES YOU Cologne and Dusting Powder in your choice of four fragrances... Ovation, Safari, Flamingo, Contraband. YA ys : \ special value! Soap Quartet. eds = Four generous octagonal cakes of beauty soap in your all IF choice of blue (Ovation), yellow i NG 4 | a. ee ae (Flamingo), beige | TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF THESE |i ee a NEW 1956 CROTON WATCHES! AUTOMATIC «= /*_."-)" _ DIAMOND-SET and for little girls Man's Croton Sey S Lady's Croton Summer 3. = self-winding, ? fe 2-diamond . Bath Delights waterproof* D's _ watch = Budding Beauty Playhouse Colognes watch. | aif with matching, Terence ce oe : Dustproof and a? elegant \ package containa the delicate = . : \ _shock-resistonf. ef : bracelet. < a eee colognes little girls love, ‘in 3 sweet young scent« Three l-oz. bottles 175 Dusting Powder Complete with fluffy puff 13% Soap Threesome *] Now you can walk...sit... RETAIL PRICE $4995 stand...stretch with amazing _ oll Meolaemuy Vad. $9990 new freedom! 1S WORTH You'll feel this new freedom the moment 4 you put it on. The secret's in the remarkable twin panels, cleverly crossed, separately All prices plus tax eee ee emo noe wenane VOU PAY OS | eer eens - * : >. 15 : sewn—eliminating “‘girdle-hobble”.. allowing ij @ * lease send me the following. = . ; . ‘ ; ONLY Cre 5 Uoiognelend\Dusiing rowder : Hl me hors : . vou a free, natural, more graceful movement. “3 | 4 : asian roe $2 sr0s Summer Bath Detights Name. : * — Shms off inches from your figure, too! Washes | Juan Qus ; : ; £ 4 CK hi 5 : a wnt wan | : hese. : beautifully, dries quickly. White only. Sizes 25 ‘- Satan | te aiiawand [ Se tenes sis, > | - ‘to 34 in 14” length. Sizes 25.to 38 in 16”. Sizes : jai Gua iti ae City Zone 5 26 to 38 in 18’ length With Talon zipper, $7 98 ‘ . * » , . “ é | : Fear dou cakes van mare : Also Petite Flirtation Walk for smaller figures (step-in qi * — fovan. : Ousting Powder . : : i : : Quan Quen Sion Pen sia . model) ; sizes-small, medium, large, extralarge, only $5.00. ‘ Pink Yellow Sobp Threesome O Charge OCheck Enctosed « ~~ : Bive Beige $1 Ad4 10% “Federal Tax s a Plas 3% Sales Tax * POPC Om remem arene eee eens r eee ener essere ner seeeeererineseseneae degocné ono oes se * ON €ALE AT ALi COMPLETE * | Open Friday and Monday Evenings K I i S E L Free Parking in Lot Opposite A&P +* DRUG STORES : « 4 ' - F : wo ) . . ‘ a. THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, MAY Bis 1956 + Will-O-Way Playhouse Opens With h Comedy June 5 \Bride Fears ‘Crashers’ ‘Anniversary Waltz’ \Is Theater's First Play — _ Aniversary Waltz," a oper. of television on the routine of fam- “a at Reception , __presentation —— Se wy .* She May Provide! Admission Ca ra s|— With Invitations By EMILY POST jseason at WjiO-Way Playhouse “Tt is the story of one man's re- bellion against the encroachment beginning June 5 for a two week tearing junior away from any of ‘one man battle against the ey- cloptic monster. Bill Merrill, director of the the | Anyone who-has—had~trouble—} ey Pictured at a recent dessert and card party were members of the Oakland | County Federation of Republican Women. They are (left to right) Mrs. Calvert Thomas, Mrs. Walter Byers and Mrs. A bride-to-be writes me: “My wedding reception will be held in a hall. From the past experiences of some of my friends, there have ated pldiadlecigreps ‘crashers’ at In order to avoid : ae would -it be permissible to without this card’ at the bottom of the reception invitations?” Pontiac Press Photo “eae Ans As such cards Leonard Lawton of Franklin and Mrs, [Postal in weer case, although | James McGuire of Birmingham. The af- not usual, it would not be improp- fair was held at the Pontiac Federal Sav- et. 1 would suggest engraving at recept ard, ings and Loan Building. os wvecessaty eee Event Held |sion”"—then you will have someone stationed at fe door to the recep- Beverly Wynne Honored |tlon to admit a those with cards. Sorority Chapter Observes Founding Fifteen members of Zeta lota Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority held their local Founders’ Day banquet Tuesday at Aunt | Fanny's Tearoom in Royal Oak. . Will-O-Way Playhouse . write ‘No one will be admitted | The inotallation a new officers jwas conducted by Margaret Lu-| ither. Installed were Mrs. George! H. Tharber, president; Mrs. Ralph Price, vice president; Mrs. Ger- ald Livingston, secretary, and Jean Wemoc’. emmehol | Luncheon Planned Luther and presented each new of- ficer with the sorority flower, a yellow rose. Social chairmen for the occasion were Virginia Luther Rotunda Inn. Selections of poetry ater, announces that the Muses, |} Melpomene and Thalia, traditional | @ masks of the theater that depict | comedy and tragedy, will be sepa-| a3 rated for the coming season at| > ~ loving informal audiences that are | ij attracted to the friendly atmos-| 7) phere of the converted cider mill |i: much prefer a chuckle to a tear, ||) so the Muse depicting tragedy has/ > been banished for the season. ee bd Mrs. N. E. Baldwin is chairman | Mrs. ee — assisted Miss!of the Monday luncheon planned) #' by the Pontiac Woman's Club, The) @, 12:30 p.m. affair will be held at ae will be read by Mrs. Carmi Odell, |i for Mothers and Sons j One-hundred and sixty mothers: and sons of Bethany Baptist Church attended their annual moth- er and son bariquet Wednesday | evening at the church. Corsages were presented to Mrs. Glenford Haviland, the oldest moth- dale averite, and Donald T. Eustice| will exchange vows on June 2 in ‘Our Lady of Refuge Church. He \is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eustice of Monticello avenue. Attending the evening affair were Mrs. Wynne, Mrs. Eustice, Mrs. Shower Given for Bride-Elect Joy Sauerbrun Mrs. Thomas Clifton entertained) Mrs. Leroy Huff, Catherine “Dear Mrs, _ Post: Several and Mrs. Price. home editor of The Pontiac Press.| 5 in her home on Osceola drive Schneider, Mrs. Georginna Gae- ™onths age a young man came . |Wednesday evening at a bridaljmaere, Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mary to work for the company that I shower honoring Beverly Wynne. |Samson, Mrs. Philip Adams and Work for. He ts a very nice J Oe © Nancy and Maryann Clifton also| person and I have become quite Beverly, daughter of Mr. and’ attended. fond of him and I believe he ts Mrs. Edward L. Wynne of Avon-| fond of too—at least his | from OXFORD fiATTRESS er present; Mrs. Jerry Stark-|Raymond Harnack, Mrs. Helena weather, youngest mother attend-| Boucher, Mrs. Waldo Pfeffer, Mrs. ing, and Mrs. Clarence Smith, | Paul Burke, Mrs. Robert Butler, mother with the largest number|/ Mrs. Arnold Bimm and Mrs. Fran- Mrs. W. Roy Thompson of Holly, and Blanche Meidlein were co-| hostesses at a linen shower at the) Meidlein home on Charlotte avenue. of sons present. Mrs. Edward. Lewis presented the corsages. Robert Joyner served ag mas- ter of ceremonies and led group singing by Rath accompanied Ann Bandy. Phillip, Worden en- tertained the group with several plano solos. Dr. Maurice Thome conducted a| ~ “rumor clinic,” with James Zuehlk, Robert Clapp, Michael Sickles, Craig Allen, Hugh Smith and Mrs, Thurley Allen acting as| reporters. Dr. Thome stated that! ney Persons: and communities | injured by the circulation: of falve rumors. Special recognition was ives! Reita Smith, Mrs. Howard Hess, Fred Gibson and James Webb. Mrs. Earl Eddy and members of the Women's Society of the church prepated the dinner. cis Coons, e* ¢ @ The gathering honored bride-| th elect Joy Sauerbrun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Sauer- brun of Birmingham, who will ex: change vows with Darill W. Perry} - lat Kirk in the’Hifls June 23. He | the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Perry of Alice avenue. ' Attending the Saturday i Si tells me that it would be in very er were Mre. Saverbrun, “irs. | nag taste to wear white to a wed- Perry, Mrs. Glen Miles, Mrs. | ging 1 have never heard of this Willard Weber, Mrs. Herbert and would like your opinion be Finnigan, Mrs, H. D. Davis and Mrs. L. A. Perry. | Others were Mrs. Arlon D. Perry Answer: If the dress is all white | lof Birmingham, Mrs. Bella Teeple with a full skirt, adding a colored and Shirley Ann Thompson of Hol- sash or other colored ly, and Mrs. Albert.Brown of Sagi-|would make it all right. But if the, naw, — : entire costume is white, its effect would be questionable. eee. Mrs. Ward W. Waldie, Donna OXFORD'S Tebuilds old sagging mattresses, makes them new again. Call in the morning and we will deliver your remade mattress the same day. “THE BEST FOR LESS—pintcr FRON OXFORD” Oxford Mattress Co. | 332 West Huron Street © / FE 2-7695 Girls from the Junior and Senior | Baptist Youth Fellowships served, Waldie and Janet Waldie of Gay- lord and Mrs.. Ronald Hampshi One spullel rad) inla) costioes| enough. If you've a red hand-| Spring garden flowers centered the tables. The invocation was giv- en by the Rev. Fred R. Tiffany. ‘Pale’ Cotton Prints Favorites in Evening Printed cottons, many tn ‘‘pale colors, are favorites for paler -In sheer voiles, they are featured for date frocks gs well as for day dresses with ‘Empire- inspired lines. 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Alli she will try to get the Democr atic’ gets 15 per cent of, the vote on the hon has a great many advantages, Shirpser, especially in tevitine in tion just to refresh your mem ‘keep demonstrations in bounds, WASHINGTON @® — Officials of ‘in all, plumb distressing. convention to: jfirst ballot to appear in person and and. few, if any, disadvantages.”’| the candidates. Reading Clerk: ‘‘Rea Cress”. (a! ‘neither is expected to ban parad- both major political parties said But the Democratic national) 1. Limit demonstrations to 15) |address the pobias: ($0, WHAT'S NEW? Ais things now, ‘Mes up, tele \detowate from Junction City, Kan "ing and hollering in the aisles, cstoday they hope to run off, this yea a ecen he Sayles sisles. ang bar params te “It seems to me,” R osevelt "tera a ‘a ie Sore rage publicans don’t look as if they Gee “Rea Cress, fourth dis- Nearly everyone agrees, though, . , iaisles om 00 t year's national conventions with a aca oman aA va Rep | ; ce f i eigen ed will be oversupplied with candi- trict, a one vote for Alben. iu it’ Sa strange way to say: that = ae of heresy Gad hOkGin (2 and everyone knows | Cee what Dwight D. Eisenhower Clerk: “Rea Cress, one vote for, cease political fice. ng ae nthe j pe _jooks like ‘Barkley.” = —_ = “incredible number of speeches. and ™ 2JTTS' hitatinnis at J | * es 6 “Look at it this Way, on | ier be. mr ble ¢ sees They : - : — —— a BWacci Sree oa A few hours Of this, and even crat_said-—“tere's- Prgplbcarnd: 06 apr — “want to put some hmits on thea, ANN ARBOR w—Today’s wom: dent’s magazine ts Wien by the “chapel She said: Mrs. Hall further relates the | bar ithe thought “of! havin watch * sophisticated television viewer, who has come all the a ot manufactured mass frenzy that en know, men can be handled deli- Michigan Historical Collections. “The young women were seat: | )0UNE lady then went to Philadel-|°™ oe fos pe ech didn't! would begin to yearn for Howdy cago to cast his little ha it ee seizes a convention after every cately — by continual attrition — 11 was indeed a rough life—said ed between two rival classes of /Phia where she got the “‘best edu- h in co peec “Might Doody, or possibly the midnight If he wants to put on~@ silly hat — fe til thei ist is gone cation then possible for women.” |have much appeal to some. = class B movie. and prance up and down the aisles, nominating speech. They want to until their resistance is g Mrs. Hall, and the young ladies men who employed the sacred 'be considered too theatrical,” one| h hy begrudge him this pleasure?" abolish the public polling of in- -_- were sorely in need of encourage. hour im hurling hymn books and — Having thus equipped herself, [esnccrat anid: ml Although Both parties eee oo UE ag Sh nd Lea I _ dividuals in state delegations. But‘ for the first coeds in the ment apple cores at each other over She subsequently became the MON NOUS SPEIL , 870s at the University of Mich ; the girls heads.” wife of a college president, a po. MONOTONO cL AH these, you understand, jcanllitiwas)altoat aslwearina (on “Not only did they all contend sition she would never have. ob- Qne plan that should meet with) are hopes. them as it was on the men who With prejudices but many of Then there was the direct antag- tained had she been content to stay everyone's approval: Leaders in, ; 3 Four years ago. in similar at had to share college life for the them with poverty also. One did onism of the males. One young in her mother’s kitchen.” ‘both parties are considering a. = tacks of hopefulness. both parties first time her ewn cooking, washing: and |ady, the daughter of a judge, * . ° scheme to send a clerk down to NEW 1 announced that because television “The Inlander’’ of April 1996. “troning, and even sawed the wood wrote to a prominent professor Qne instructor, Mrs. Hall wrote count a state delegation whenever ~ |: ss time was precious every meeting \ om Mane Louise Walker Hall S#e burned. begging him to open the university.jn exasperation, deliberately ig-'an individual poll is demanded} : a would start on the dot. wrote of the trials and tribulations And alas, there was no refuge—) to women. His reply was-firm: nored the six young women in his While the clerk is counting, the se ¢ of the first women students. Her not even the chapel. Mrs. Hall told ‘My dear, be content té help class, addressing them as ‘‘gentle- rolicall of states would continue. 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Tigers are stumbling along in one cl a im Pl Log ere ” “ 1 a semi- = : | dee tate charts a pears. fax aoen a-club oe be by in-) Sex ues the club's 16th in 2% (at a~20-mile-an-hour clip. ley Vernon's double that scored atHistairy act fet devastat = - - - aTTIs- Hane = = = aac _|_ starts. Frank Lary took the she 1 oF atthy the-— weather Gilly Goodman_and th Tigers—on pom oon ead: ' FES for-much-of ——Harris—-has—been—a—manager__feat, his 5th_in_six decisions. __,_wouldwt- have-hurt-us-any-more—a single by Kuenn_a walk to Phil * * * * ithe difficulty. : | since 1924, so a lot of experience | “We've had some injuries that) than any other club," said lips and a single by Kaline. Taking first bouts first—no one, not even a battery, In all the years I've been man- gees into his thinking, Yester- | really hurt,”’ said the Detroit pilot.| Harris, “But We have had some * * * “On the whole, they haven't been Pitchers out with arm trouble, | Three singles by Dick Gernert, ‘ of physical education majers equipped with strength . tables and the latest patterns, can tell you exactly just. Xa nc? “|;what you would call serious in dl “ame ether players Bart Jack Jensen and Jim P lereal’ what dition is in. Boo Consistently : - ; . ° from time to time. And the wrapped up the scoring inthe Bog- con Bobo or Sugar is in juries — but they have kept play: weather certainly doesn't help ton Tth. Reliefers Frank Batimann ers out for a few games here and any toward healing.” and Tommy Hurd held the Tigers Je 4 S e y F a Nn S , P I O V e a few games there. And some of The Tigers had the lead yester. " check after Mel Parnell, the the injuries have kept players from day, but just for a-couple of in. ‘tater, was forced to leave after to Be An ti - Dod g ers getting — or staying — in condi- nings. Jack Phillips, playing at {Wo Sanus a te Ton cae tion." first base, slammed a home. run You can measure a man through push-ups and time him with stop watches, but you cannot test his | ability to absorb a punch. The brain ages and so do the reflexes. The will to keep on pitching leather while absorbing a terrific pounding sometimes r ¥ : * ty | wh sli i § evaporates. : : a ——————————— __, JERSEY CITY #—Jersey City’s Wally Moon cracked a home run, Posielass. eee — [een the sired ie the tee 5 en he slid into second base in I always thought Willie Pep could have continued the baseball fans made it official to for St. Louis with two mate's suitable for football than baseball. Boston came back with two runs) beTrorr BOSTON time he resigned in his corner and said his shoulder day—they don't like the Brooklyn aboard in the third inning to give/And that's the way it has been|in the 3rd on Frank Malzone’s guenn s ob AB R ¥ was out of whack. I had seen Pep carry on under . \Dodgers any more than the Dodg: the Cards a 30 lead. The loudest through Thost of the season. Atidouble that scored both runs, |Phillipalb ¢ 1 | Malamencs 3 ter handi But that h Willi AP Wirephote/er players like to play here. hooes were reserved for Jackie| game time yesterday the tempera-| * @ © « Kalinerf 3 0 2 Vernon.ib 3 0 greater handicaps. Bu at was when e was . : | Tuttiiel Piet lacmera, nal OPTIONED — In bringing its For some strange reason, the|Robinson and Duke Snider, ture was 40 degrees and a cold! Boston and Detroit each scored Boone.3> 3 6 1 Stephens.if 1 6 0 mee k kk | ruser_ within oe player limit, [Jersey have not scowpied) te 7 : : esas Pf 1 Reet 2g : : | Kansas City optioned pitcher Ar- {Dodgers as their ‘‘home"’ team de- Housec 4 0 Buddin.es 3 @- An old pro—and Bobo and Ray are definitely in this) noid Portocarrero to Birmingham |spite Brooklyn's adoption of Roose- se tence U4 delet 1) category—will go just as far as he can and then if he of the Southern Association. velt Stadium as its auxiliary home Lary.D 18 § A-Console 9 3 sees nothing but defeat ahead and a possible damaging for seven games in each of the Mastorniny @ 8 8 Nard" eici of his profile he will be inclined to. chuck it. A ® next three scenes: P-smaill @ 6 6 . ° LJ _——— — — The fight Friday could end in a dramatic knock- UCS cquire The Dodeersiibavellpiavediites Totals tip Te UM out, as it did in Chicago with Bobo flopping on the league games here so far. includ-| B Fouled owt for Lary in Tih canvas like a boated fish. Or it could end in a . ’ ing last night’s game against the! D—Walked for Bertola tn 9th A . . ” hd | “, See ; | nto foree play for Masterson “sprain,” a “dislocation” or some other type of TKO | 00 le 0 _ St. Lows Cardinals. They've won) im ot mish-mash. both but both times they've heard - See ne ee oie eee x *« « lmore booes than cheers Detroit ss tani seamoalee wt een8 | , ; | Cardinals Trade Virdon * ¢ @ | Piersall, Phillips. Kaline 2B—Malsone, | I'd be very surprised to see the two old pugs bashing) : why? No ene seta to tise ee Soue Gecnken Sous woken each other, stepping around, jabbing, leading and) to Pittsburgh for Two ye: some say the Jersey City Goodman ‘chd Vernon” Kuen, Bertols terin, ht d to the wire. Fifteen rounds, ls jeore: Sot y and tat tf. Detroit counter g rig own . Players fans are natural Giant rooters. New BR Baumann 4, Hu , ery % a long, long route for two men who are not exactly York used to have an Internation- on 3, 2O—Heumann } Mure f, La al League farm club here. Others urd ¢ in 3, Lary § in 1, Mastoreon 6 Spartans in their approach to training grinds. eee oe ose PATTERSON HAS BEEN DEVELOPED SLOWLY burgh Pirates today traded outst nen go ag ncsberh asia Patterson-Jackson is another mystery bout with very fielder Bobby DelGreco and south- marks made by the Dodger play- little past.performance chart to work on. Patterson haS paw Dick Littlefield to the St. ¢rs after Brooklyn's first game been brought along carefully, so cautiously !t must be-|;ouis Cardinals for outfielder Bill ia against the Phillies back in rd 0-0, Lary 4-4, Masterson 0-0. prraihgncskion! Wane) Gaeta : On Oe: be app, ont, — iy . &—3, 560. - Lions Sign Three wilder the conscientious Cus D'Amato, the managel.| virion, 1955 gpokie-of-the year 5 : ee Cus finds himself criticized for maneuvering his the National League. No cash was! whatever the reason, the plain li p - man into a big money match with a minimum of _ |!nvolved in the player swap ‘truth ts the Jersey City fans don't inemen to acts | es wear and tear on the chassis. It was the second major trade love the Dodgers. If it were not between the Pirates and the Car- for their white uniforms and the DETROIT uw — Three more rookie linemen have signed 1956 contracts with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League: They are John Burgamy, a Too many managers of late have been played alive dinals within q week and the [fact that they had last turns at for “rushing” their gladiators, “overmatching” them OF) third for the Cerdinais in six bat, a visitor would have trouble being “greedy” and concerned with “makin’ a buck” days, with Frank Lake juggling |identifying them as the home| § via a fat TV fee. Either way you take a typographical 11 players in the transactions. jteam. e: beating. ; , { The acquisition ef Virdon gives, The crowd — 22,071 — saw guard f Geor . : x *« * * ithe Pirates the sorely needed left-/Brooklyn beat: St. Louis 5-3 last | Chuoke, pipet Pll «Wives You can’t please all the critics all the time a ae handed ole ee ABee has night—was Stoney anti-Dodgers. ~scd ve St i. *_~—saand Bob Nunnery, a tackle from discovered as he finds his second guessers blithely Deen used only in relicl this sea: . | —_ rpantirenli ora | sprinkling their little doses of cyanide over his master- ee ; tls ae ee ee ae Reha dig ERASED AT THIRD — Third baseman Ray ~ ap wurepnete| Burgamy was drafted in 1952 piece. 2 lbelted 18 homers. itime a Cardinal player hit safely, Boone of the Tigers puts the tag on Frank Mal: into a triple while knocking in two runs in the 3rd jand Chuoke in 1953. Both have been The only recommendation-here {s a more phlloSO-| the trade by the Iirates was or made a fine play in the field. | zone with the ball in his right hand. The Boston inning of yesterday's game at Briggs Stadium. |in service. Nunnery .was,the Lion's phical approach. moe ek. brickbats aS aN OCCUPA-'the second in two days. | The biggest cheer went up when’ infielder was out when he tried to stretch a double Umpire is Frank Umont. Boston won, 42. 12th draft choice this year, , tional hazard, and continue to make money. : Bertoia Option Puts Brideweiser in Post | HERE AT A NEW LOW PRICE... | DETROIT w — Jim Bride-|of three seasons with the New weaser, a 29-year-old pained rho York Yankees. He couldn't break ' . : — | couldn’t make the grade with three (144 the lineup as a regular, al- , Ameri I : ot every Seay: — wl though his batting average was .327 : ] sacoind base job with the Detroit over that period with 16 hits in " % san My - te Tigers. 41 times at the piate. m ad “"y ae a ns Oh ¥4 , ‘at ot rs ale Fi = a ar prey by ieee as a “4 ‘ ; * aE fs , Re e. 4 at A ee a ~% bok amen 3 F! With the Baltimore Orioles in 194, Brideweser hit .265 In 73 games. With Chicago in 1955, his average Was .207 In 34 games. | In 11 at-bats this season, the Ohio-bern infielder had two hits. The job became wide open again yesterday when the Tigers op tioned out former bonus player Reno Bertoia to Charleston of the Amencan Association on 24-hour recall. Brideweser was obtained Tues. day along with Bob Kennedy from the Chicago White Sox in a straight player deal for Jim Delsing and Fred Hatfield. — ° ° s « ka o 4 ¥N* ee ae 4 “af. > gg se 4 os The Tigers cut their roster to, the 25-man limit after yesterday's) loss by sending catcher Walt Stre- ull and pitcher Bud Black along! with Bertoja to the Charleston . Senators of the American Associa-| “He'll have every opportunity to tion Bertoia was sent down on| _win the job,” said manager Bucky 24 hour recall, the others were re- Harris.‘He'll start against Balti-jeaced outright. more Thursday night-and he'll have —-chance-to-show-trs-what_he-ean=— In the meantime Harris didn't do.” vaste any time getting the new- ; Ired Kennedy Into service. ‘ 6 ta Lit en we) it hd ; | The spray-hitting Brideweser ap. ly equ ) bey ett peers 4 nee esas \ peared in only 51 games over parts The 35-year-old veteran was in- 4 a teeter cangeeeeee See e eee eee eansee yt} got off to a good start. > Daaadate Chie | He singled in his first appear- 7 ag e S U ance as a Detroit player in the —____ stalled in left field, and all in all, : 9 gat! ( ' ers nae perteseeds HH esseuunceuseuss second inning, walked in the 4th . fand flied to center in the 6th be- ‘fore being lifted for a pinch-hitter | U e | eS ‘in the &th. 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Parking 9 to - Pontiac's Motorist Headquarters to Pay 17 W. Huron St. (Corner of Cass) * Open Co. No Money Down! FE 8-0424 9 fon IK0O’ s Gil Turnercine’r. City JaXi0 Collie Picked ’ ’ | CHICAGO W—A couple of new|into the ring to examine Turner, 1S. H ero Dog twists were added to boxing in| who was' S&eding from a gashed| . ; Chicago last night. jeyebrow, cut. nose and from in- By H. GUY MOATS George Katz,. manager off Gil side the mouth. Turner was not| Oakland County Kennel Club's ‘Turner, blew _a fuse over Dr. Irv-|allowed to continue on Slott's or- annual “hero” dog award this Ving Slott of the Tlinois / Athletic /ders and axton gained a Oth- ‘spring’ goes to a courageous, Commission. | round TKO. ismart, white Collie, aad by two Welterweight champion. Tchonyie _‘Turner was bleeding excessive- little Cedar Run (near Traverse Said Storr arr Gity ¢ bad pelea give him: new in -srwards--““The-cut-at-the sdge-obl—yae-euerg wes ee “the centive his right eye and nose lacerations) dog’s actions in rescu its ‘two “They make me work just that also were taken into account in| mistresses, pee arpa os Ann,” /much harder to ores the guy | my decision.” and her sister, 4-year-old Mary m_ fighting,”’ he saic : = ening. Saxton, who was greeted by boos} 4 Courtad, after the The nationally televised Chicago scene buried Stadium non-title bout: between from a smal! turnout of 2,408 cus- in r mee = ruins of Turnér and Saxton ended abruptly |tomers who made a net gate of vat the start of the 10th and last ot 298, back-pedalled and picked) April 3. “Collie” a 9$-year-old mixed round his shots with clever and smooth Slott, after jumped effectiveness ‘breed pet, dug into the debris | and dragged the children out. Mrs. | Turner continuously hammered Richard _Courtad, their mother, ‘him. against the ropes, but Johnny lifted sothe of the wreckage so bleeked many of fhe punches that the dog could get to the children may have looked as if they were! who were unconscious, and badly. Rain early today caused post- on target to the TV audience. Sax- pruised, according to reports given ponement of the double-header SVC on countered sharply and didn't! ocKc’s panelists. Collie’s act is baseball test originally scheduled’ have a scratch when it was all credited with saving the girls’ for this afternoon between Pon-'over while Turner looked as if he |ives. ise and Seeres Eastern: Filey. ES a caught in a spray Of; rye dog and children will be at ontest 1 played pain |the club's annyal spring show, Sun- day, May 20, at the Detroit Ar- 15000 West Eight the ninth, _ _ * * * Chiefs’ Twin Bill ; til A i. opener, with Arnold Larson going|used as a warmup for a proposed ates LIMECR, = Mile road. in the nightcap, at Wisner Field./return title match against..Garmen, ——» First game starts at 3 0 ‘clock. ‘Basilio in July. ee so —$—__- --——- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Miami 3-9, Columbus 2-3. Ist game 10 Innings Richmond 6, Havana 2 Other games postponed ‘HERO’ DOG FOR '56—Selected by a_panel of metropolitan area sports writers, 9-year-old ‘‘Collie’’ (white dog-above) has been named “Hero” dog for 1956, and will be honored at the forthcoming Oakland { County Kennel Club show at the Detroit Artillery. Armory. ‘Collie’ displayed courage and unusual initiative in rescuing his two little mistresses from beneath wreckage of their home after the recent tornado in Traverse City area. The award is an annual feature for the OCKC. Carol Ann, 5 (left) and Mary Jo Courtad, 4 (right) own the “hero.” They will accompany ‘Collie’ to the show a RICAN are TATION Denver 10-8, St Paul 6-6 Indianape! is 4-14, Charleston 3-3 ichite 10-4, Loulsviile 0-5; 3nd game tr tania nee Minneapolis 4, Omaha 3; 10 innings. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION (oral ed 3, Mobtle 2, 10 innings. Bir ham 6, Nashville 1 Chattancegs € Atlanta 6 _tate je Rock 6 _ New Orleans 2. Majors Square Rosters to Limits By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (twisted an ankle severely in yes-'St. Louis Cardinals — receiving The Boston Red Sox, their plans terday’s game at Detroit. _ |shortstop Alex Grammas and out- stymied by Baseball Commissioner, Fach club is allowed 25 players, fielder Joe Frazier for utility man Ford Frick shortly before the Plus service returnees, a month Chuck Harmen deadline, were the last club to con- ' “the day after the season opens. St. Louis, which earlier optioned form to the player-limit rule which Boston originally had placed pitcher Gordon Jones to Omaha went into effect at midnight last S°re-arm Willard Nixon on the dis-, of the American Assn., is a man night after a day of hurried trades abled list, but Frick voided the under its limit following the trade. and reassignments in the major ™ve Saying he wasn’t going to The Kansas City Athletics met leagues. _~ Make the disabled list a “eatch- the limit by releasing veteran The Red Sox were expected to ll” by putting “a guy on the list Elmer Valo, who broke in with the Discover Dom VODKA- The Modern - Drink Sensation . . « Discover why ARROW VODKA sales increased 273% in 1955 in Michigan over the previous record-breaking year. Delightful as Martini, Screwdriver, Blood Mary, Collins, wit Tonic or Straight. ; : nounce officially today that they Just because he has a sore arm.” A's in 1940. Last night the Phila- bee ELS ALT a CAOGEM have placed Mel ‘Hard Luck) Par. The Cincinnati Redlegs just got delphia Phillies invited Valo for a ARROW LIQUEURS CORP, DETROIT 7, MICH. + 80 AND 100 PROOF, DISTILLED FROM GRAIN nell on the disabled list to get Under the wire, optioning pitcher workout. their roster in order. Parnell Pat Scantlebury to Havana of the, tore's how the other clubs got ee _ i: __ _ ; _ - = = International League. The MOV€ | squared away on the final day: b Raritan wi ™ "ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER ae Arbors y ad coe up a al" etal Chicago White Sox — Optioned - ~ maces UE Cal Witt tne outfielder Ron Northey to Indian- miracle for crease-keeping mid-summer comfort. $ 95 4. ky VIRACLE—rog US Pat OF ester 4 | een ees $750 i ci ; D , Some Styles ; a 4 Sizes to . i 14 ’ ; : : Widths 4 ball pe : @ : 2 9 t S mie? 2 a Quality : , ‘ DICTCINSONG 722. 1 OO atm a \ SAGINAW at LAWRENCE D ICACINSONS i Ey Open Friday Night ‘til 9 272 W. Maple—BIRMINGHAM , | SHOE DEPT. 2nd Floor | 4 , — a } j Segipew at Lawrence Pe Ts EOE , THE STYLE) CORNER’ OF * _- RPA” Da sae Special Sizes Made to Order For das iff Wind has swept ; eT . , e Pe . pean All’ Make lp Bute “ the 60-ay nt Veteran Kansas . ci Manila Rope. %" 2c ft—%" 4c Ht on axes © rs -€ity pro Dutch Stamburger. who; al C Hy : v * PI x ae - is directing the tourney, said yes- For Your amping - acation easure petro See 2 =" “.. Bree terday “The wind will add a stroke . ecrory a round ie : Quality Estimates “Porky Oliver shot this course ae Seal RICA’ f . * east: mS tee Loaner in 269 and Lloyd Mangrum did it: in ‘ | i NO. 1 Work Done os git ‘oa ia. Car in 271, but they didn't have to | For AN = — ; aren fight this’ kind of wind? Stam=t RELLA Insurance gid oo — ; burger said “The odds are that . : ENT Companies able ~ ret as low .as QT" : ei ; ee Pere se, ee a - ind Ides most SPEAKMAN'S PRIZE — They re running big, specimen (above). Royal Omar, 17 years old | Ultra Moderh Building for Collision and Painting . Af ihe Seine ae mybers of the are these carp. in Pine Lake Shown by the spear- of 2105 Beechmont, Keego Harbor, took the fish ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1-971} volt Ts cast “Dp man, who took it Is the 20-pound, 37-inch long first of the week S £0 OF WD PSCAPIOTs ALE ' , r man Cary Middlecotf and Mike Sou } - : ——— The = ts LA R R Y J E ROM E (4rd 1 Both sihaes eee ‘ : . All the roomy features of tournment yesterday. Jack Fleck ( ; on. al an umbrella tent, plus the MORE THAN YE ARS—A O PLACE TO BUY the 1 §. Open champion also : | failed to put in an appearence 4 i] . convenience of\a sewed-in Sad fc canvas floor, 4 screened. SF a Sure to be ‘among the gallery Piehard Cork piiched a neat the ist, tnd, 5th and 6th stan. fall in. relief Stadiim sewed up fi windows with starm flaps, : favorites are Jackie Burke, win. four-hitter- to lead Sam Benson to ras. Hank Overcashier sparked the decision with four mins in the zippered door, 6 foot awn ner of this ce s Master Tour--& 2-2. victon Gee Roval Bar ip. the Benson club at the plate with 2nd inning. ing Complete with alt THE RANCH HOME NOW vament; Dow Finsterwald winner 49 American loop game at-North three hita in four trips. P : ° o ; ropes, poles, stokes.\ — " x of the recent St. Louls Open, 5106 Park-to highlight Wednesday ciadium Inn made the most. of “ har a lak on ac aaead babii —_ $ 00 Is ALL THE RAGE, Billy Maxwell, Gene Littler Doug Diht’s action in the City Softball _ svhits (oldefcall Biemarlinns = x om its ope ni loss fo 9'4"x11'8": 7'6" Center: 6’ Wall 66” : Kord, ‘Ted Kroll and defending League. nl aciAmencant Descent al auie's with an 11-4 tnumph over ( Richard's Tavern in a Nationa ‘hampion Dick Mayer “Cc t thiee batte North Side Verle Sheld d Bot ee es ante eS | . . ie : : spe Rgircoanani de a divided aan sea hes “~ (OOD COMGsI ast Be is tte ‘The win “a ET TR Ic K " T E NTS COST YOU NO MORE! . ed (winners wAn OG) ldling hitless none collected 10 hits and Pondoe oe omhedie Ahead net walking 9 man, He spaced hurling hiti twirted a six hit effort WE STOCK ALL SIZE TENTS or te erers — , Eoetons Market pounded out PUP TENTS WALL TENTS EE Es ee ey Beats World Hammer Mark w.77,'0! "ne, CHILDREN’S PLAY TENTS \ je ink B. ‘on- \ {Saturday at Cranbrook. Pontiac) poston W—Cliff Blair, Bdéston \ikhail Krivonosov Aug 4 1955 emipeca aaa vag pleas as UMBRELLA TENTS CANVAS COTTAGES \High School's netters are facing a ley tossed five-hitter af the op IT FITS IN WITH THIS MODERN AGE ibs ; {University senior, has become a !" “Warsaw, However. Krivonosov position and the Lunsford batters start schedule for the next week man of Olympic proportions fol. has a heave of 216 feet. 's inch jashed out with a [3-hit a Seven, teams have entered the Hawing his 211-foot, Finch hammer P* nding er : , P 2, ; “ . ’ hale a ope pao va nl throw which bettered the accepted Blair. a pupi) of American rec See ae ne Lag World. record ord holder Harold Connelly, turned Huron, Berkley and Mt Clemens 5 Sam Benson faces GMC at 7 oclock and Shaw's Jewelers plas Elks No 810 at 8 30 tonight at Coach Vic Lindqaist’s team has !" the sort ar “ ce ™ _ eae sale Beaudette, Roval Bar meets_,Bic atc > . onday this 225-porine -3 mgham [nN aes | 7 and. 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FE 4-252) against ss on the Cranes’) The recognized world mark {« '*8e “Weightman now doing gradu- Bicma: : ‘nclesile . 2 Pro @ 549 | SAGINAW $T Pontiac a) ) Mich i Te court, “11 feet ly mch set by Russia s ate wor k at BU, holds the acc ‘epted She — Orr and Devis Halisex ao ood < “ ee SS = = American standard of 2097 ri But R. va Par ud) Re oo O10 m2 ‘ ‘4 WE REN I | EN I S | / : ; ; , } Ser Benson 200 100 1 ° e 8 pyaieg pupif has jumped ahead am A’ wood ea hah ate io ae ot 4 ; ae WHISKEY _ BALTIMORE: — T hey re With Drills Here’s the new “SHOWC. 1SE " bottle, clear as a cr) tal - Holl it up to the sunshine searching as usual today, mostls SIEM ALAR ‘> have something to talk about What has : at Piinlico, for reasons why Nee. 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WwW LFEIL DEE &%. ; | 4. oe | Call FE 2-4907 Today ter Your QETTEO TrewOs Poe SETTER eneD @ 1956 SCHENLEY OST ERS COLNLY.6 B.f.010 we sety Mg PROOF ac% “Sta NON bAL SETS 2274 § Telegraph Road Appointment eo. Bleoven Oasusiey ¢ ‘ » + ¥ * id i . 4 . ea : at | —— ¢ . a ) \, Fi 5 8 } F] + ys Ul > ‘ if \ 4 & t « ‘ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1956 : / FIFTY-SEVEN | . it Friday’s Bout ~ Gillie Waterfard A Foxx Performance [-————= Await Priday’s Bout Gillis, Waterford A Sek Conese cc, [REDUCED PRICES 8 € 4s Blank Berkle 3 0 |The 11-year-old son of baseball im- on all ; - imortal Jimmy Foxy turned in a son- 0 Inson Eafe | Y, . | spectacular diamond performance) ; AP P LIANCES Waterford continued its drive to- humself last night. = . 4 : , Bas the Inter-Lakes Conference’ Foxx struck out eight bafters LARRY GILLIAM APPL. LOS ANGELES im — It was a) It got so-hot that Robinson broke Nard the Inter-Lakes C and walked three. | be Gece Ge) highly irritated Sugar Ray Robin-/up his- training camp at San Ja. #5¢bail championship with a 34 —- son who settled down here today cinto, Calif. 90_miles from here, (Se inning victory over Berkley 9g 0000008000008 08085808058 < Evie Suggests New Title Plan Would Have. Big 10 | Grid Play on ‘ound- _ — To await the gong Tor the Tsround 71 hours ahead of time ahd drove © CTesanr esate il an Y) obin Basis . defense of his world middleweight into Los Angeles. ie. shitpers bth league win in seven EVERYTHING FOR hs champignship against the man he Olson is in suburban Santa “Mon. 82'S — ot DES MOINES 1 — eT dethroned, Carl Bobo Olson ca, where he has been working _ sor parece TERIAIEC Faas = E . urs, Ef Fe rer eraser ete tea wane RODIN WAS PROVORET DSCAISE CMTECMNTS Tor TIVE WEEKS, Chuck entire ane Herter bo ILINNIOSD fF NM a » $12.00 Burke Smyas . -robi he was unable to buy additional, There was heat in the Olson Duncan waged a scoreless mound “ 7 Big Ten to play a round-robin ‘ = This duel for seven innings before Wa, io \ \ Woods... ... wsleee ; shedul = 4- choice seats at ringside for the camp too. This revolved around B ye ' y wD a $7.00 Burke - $485 football scheme. nationally televised. battle tomor- the insistence of the Robinson con- lerferd exploded with: three, 7 tna B a .) Irons ............. r oe row night at Wrigley Field, set tingent on a 12 noon weigh-in to. '” the top of the ae A ‘ies oT . , ee “It would be a much fairer way) fo go at 7 p.m., PDT. NBC will do morrow at the Legion Stadium Choice a wa and singles by g \ 3 Detuse Incas 60 \ to pick a champion,” Evashevski- the television and radio, Olson preferred a 10 a.m. weigh. John Woodman and Jerry Perna. @ S j ] B LU r ® — told a sports club meeting last “The next time we fight for the '9, since the TV battle goes on ne wath : wild throw. accounted @ pecia uy: = “ Golf it night. “| think with a round-robin International Boxing Club,’ ex- at the sundown hour. But the Cali for the damage a IMPORTED a \) De ae ischedule Iowa would have won at claimed Robinson's co-manager, forma boxing rules sided with the Each pitcher allowed only four a . % $8.00\ Golf ay \ least one ttle in the last few, Ernie Braca, ‘we will have wrt. Robinson people, hits and fanned a dozen batters e RACKET a . Wedges . Ser Gis _years.”’ ten into the contract how many = _ = ° ne . ~~ # : 12,00 Golf \ fA oy ‘ee é s 7 s ‘gh & Playing on your home field Lewets \we) willl getty We Sertarnly Play at Cranbrook a ) OhO68) cc sees sens sees ng hing don't like this treatment. Robinson : H a $10.00 Golf $ 50 ; gine ey is the champion.” a haven't lost to a Big Ten ; = a < OY a wees. 24 \ we Otherwise, all was fairly calm I3 S h ] N t in t = : = \ $12.00 Golf $7795 team at home in three years on the eve of this fourth fight be- C OO Ss IM € eS Ss x Nv loniectron leather ari a ! ® Carts 7 \ et ee tween the now 33-year-old Sugar a ; eed uid, te oP. gy one ee hoe 8 NG Ray trom New York and the soon-| Weather permitting, MHSAA re- afternoon, with some 13. schools gj = laminated construction a a 2 5 | “But you can’t possibly win it! to-be 28 Olson of San Francisco. gional tennis tourney at Cran- entered in the Class A-B event. | ™ gy : \ $4.00 Louis ville 15 A playing at Michigan and Ohio State Officials of the Hollywood Amer. brook will. get~under way this However, only the Class A singles, @ s “HI-QUALITY, LO-PRICED: a Slugger Bats 42 all the time. T think two years! 5) ican Legion Stadium, which is pro-| ° ~ doubles prelims are set for this Ly S ie RUDG ~ 3 * so @ . . . \ rom now Michigan plays eight of| - ; moting the show in conjunction se | afternoon. | Shek axene RACKET : 13 a .) $2.25 =e 1° yr games at Ann Arbor. ~ EN FRONT — Playing pocket |with the IBC, said the match will’ heck on Mus es | Priday’s Ist rowhd lists Berk. es aon) SERS a . Softbal Jerseys . 1 * ¢ «@ billiards at his Ocean Park camp, 'go On, rain or shine. While no rain . ley ve Royal Oak, Pontiac vs @ Rey. $12.50 TRABERT ‘9” = | ‘ \ Evashevski = he hopes the Bobo Olson posiats that = ae Ns forecast. a canvas canopy will af Lake St. Clair Birmingham and Port. Huron vs . TOURNAMENT RACKET ..... a conference votes for the round-rob-! not finish behind the eig 1 ball be stretched over the ring—just in ’ winner of one of today's prelinin Reg. $10.00 KRAMER sepo5 @ D in schedule at the spring meet-.in his fourth fight with Sugar case . aries: Pontiac vs Mt. Clemens, a seal ci mM ASTES RA KET 7 a .) \) ing-next week at Grand Rapids, Ray Robinson in Los Angeles There was some concer over a LANSING up Fish workets Pontiac ve East’ Detroit, Mt. = ate OEE eae caida a . SPORTING GOODS ® Minn Mav 18 current heat wave in thie area are beac - : trying te a the Clemens vs Birmingham, today's g Reg. $8.00 PHOENIX : 6 = oe — ————— : statistical lowdown on muskellunge li ' . 1 -hiother. TENNIS RACKE! NAS SE ) $1 Mt. Clemens FE 4-621! ® 4 Games 10 Homers : : in Lake St. Clair 4nd to determine Pia ‘ ‘ ae . ial a ‘ ~ 1 Sa { exgs of the big' game fish can UD eS CRY ep oohac hss) as Alyo Presses, Visors, Covers. Nets = oe 2 Port Huron, Berkley vs East De- g . a “Trea aeaewaakt _be obtained for hatchery propa: ' ; oe a | e@ gation trott, Birmingham vs Vito Clemens, @ We Most Lim Pars texiuntendinni ain nailial Birmingh: _@ GOODRICH : — . Tast year and the year betore pet me Gee ee . dock sake chaces at This Sale a: preliminary musky investigation troit Berkley va Pentiac ‘ bad TENNIS en: . ° = . were made by the state conser Finals are set Saturday at 9 2 ; Wilson Championship (3) 4 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., May 17, span the 25-vear-old Detroit na- connect for only one hit in 19 times! Lat eureka bee eee ee am, for both classés, with title a SHOES Dacron Nylon, Wool Cover, $ 79 a —When the New York Yankees tive has blasted out 10 home runs at bat able force collection rounds at 11 a.m a $ 95 Packed 3 in eee: i 7 put a $100 price tag on Al Wey- te account for 21 runs batted in. Then tn Sunday's doubleheader Aten “ a emul nore —— s padi vealed ‘ ontainer Reg $2 65 s gandt and offered him to the To. We)gandt, a University of Mich- arial Us . orients urged by department officials to Crary Nips Waterford ad - ~ peka club of the Western League ‘£89 psychology graduate, never. peescetlaricins eat any = cooperate in the project. Checking JV's in Track Meet . . Open Mon. G& Fri. a on a 30-day free trial basis, it was had given opposing pitchers much oa stations will be maintained on the ; ; "ti ’ a pretty cleat they were eager to trouble duting a 3-year stint of crea en agains the same Clinton River Saturdays, Sundays SHRINE five out of nine events, ~ til’ Ss SEE CRISSMAN get rid of him. pecncielarenna na Yankee chain ae Sage atid gt and holidays until midJune in /s8ac Crary Junior High nosed out ‘ . Now Mr. Weygandt is proving’ Dl a hopes of examining 200 St. Clair the Waterford High Junior Varsity, g [Wed Cans dt Youn | caer tle et ol ae ae Ms <8 Ina dal ck met : “_ ares our Sealing eanlysttar fea akes a the hitting streak resulted from a tippers to account for four more Aimi at 20 Wi Wednesday on the Waterford High g ; | epair Work! a change in his batting stance or- TNS. : ImINg GT 2h uns cinders a / In four games during a 3-day ered by Buddy Batés, Topeka A graduate of Detroit s Redford PITTSBURGH uw — Rughthander Jim Smith won the 75-yard dash ~ a/ - manager. High School, Weygandt lettered at Bob Fmend, who beat Cincinnat; ad tied for 2nd place in the pole es } INSTALLATION . | * ef 8 , Michigan in baseball, football and 92 yesterday for his 3th victory, vault to lead Crary with seven Ba BUMPER REPAIR e ence ass | Wey gandt, who started his base- swimming. He launched his pro- is gong at a pace that will make Points. Nelson took the 100-yard w 24 E. Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-2369 5 _ |ball career with American Legion fessional career in 1951 with Joplin him ‘the 4th Pittsburgh pitcher in dash and placed 3rd in the broad g WE ARE NEAR PIKE STREET CITY PARKING LOT y s FREE ESTIMATES t St t M 28 teams in Detroit. started off the in the old Western Assn, the same the last 25 years to win 20 games. Jump to score six points for the @ / : 0 ar ay season at a healthy .400 clip, then club that produced the Yankees’ The last Pirate to win 20 was |JV team TI TIT TTTTT TTT T ry l i fell into a dismal slump. In five Mickey Mantle That year he hit Murry Dickson in 1951. Rup Sewell a — — NS eee . : = of A summer obedience class for games last week he managed to 350 in 42 games had 21 in 1943 and 1944 rices Reasonable cocker spanicls will be held at the ———- - ——--~ — ~ = = Loaner Car Avcileble North Side Rink, stafting May 28 , at 7.30 o'clock. The class is open , - = e only for cockers. It will run for) | ROCHESTER 10 weeks. 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Deshocrats and {In Taipei, Generalissmo Chiang intérested parties to attend the ses- Kai-shek’s government annotnced ‘sion. Refreshments nd lunch will it had broken diplomatic relations! be served after thie meeting. matic mission home from Cairo. *. 8 * Egyptian recognition of the Pel ping regime had been expected for ‘some time. The Chinese Commu. nists -already are the third larg- est purchaser of Egyptian cotton, source of 80 per cent of the na- tion's foreign exchange. - The decision to open formal] diplomatic relations was an-| | nounced yesterday after a meeting. of Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser's’ Cabinet. It came in the wake of ane DRAMA ur i THE LAST HUNT moms THE WEST! 4 T 1 v@ | ‘AY PWART GR LINEMASL MARCH eleWoune i} ate ee | ‘ Ly / in the SUN NS \ li several trade and cultural pacts between the two countries. * wh Ld Israel is the only other Middle East nation that recognizes the Peiping regime instead of Chiang Kai-shek's government on For RICHARD CONTE aoe AN PEGGIE CASTLE Mmoesa . Doors Open * Daily at | The Middle ya news agency 10:45'A.M. [said Egypt's Foreign Ministry, | would call tn Nationalist Ambas- | sador Ho Feng. today and bid him farewell . ee ¢ @ An Egyptian military mission is expected to visit Peiping within a few days. A Chinese trade off)- ably will exchange ambassadors Photographer | Locks Himself in Fiery Trap LOS ANGELES (m— Wallace, a photographer for the Los Angeles Times, was driving by when two condemned houses, and a row of empty garages sud- jdenly burst Eu Genes . FRED DOROTHY WALTER 7 MALONE Wie ‘OINT ! VY , y \ " point of | } | wy || if aN f| ta omar Action Suspense! He stemed athe his equip- ment and raced to a nearby va- cant house from which to take) pictures. He got in the house all right, and ran upstairs. But he found! all the windows boarded over, When he ran downstairs, he found himself locked in by the old. and faulty latch, He finally man- laged to kick off a board and yell, [ice help. “ emy nerve in your Be a body will scream as killers stalk the man Ame who is too “hot” for . i B one the town he saved i y the time hystanders re. S leased h the fire had hee ) | from outlaw terror! oe cee eee eu out. 2 Killed, 7 Injured in Rest Home Fire IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (R—A fire burned out three rooms f a priv- ate home for the aged last night.| killing tw men and injuring seven others, * e* © e Twenty-eight patients, many jthem bedridden, were evacuated. safely from the Porter Rest Home | a fairly new, one-story brick build. The dead were ‘Ward, 84, and L 64, i} of Henry Alfred ¢ Bernard Bood, One of the injured wae C Burt, hwo lists his age as 108 The fire broke out in a room a . E “An Invitation to Excellent Food SERVED FROM STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN THE BROILER | MANNY’'S. FINE LIQUORS—FINE FOOD. est Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road jand spread to the two adjoining Eroomé, where the other victims were sleeping. Miniature cars with motor-cycle . type engines seating from one to 3 four persons are getting much of. the var market in West Germany, PONTIAC « iwith Egypt and was taking steps - to call its ambassador and diplo-! . ,clal said Cairo ang Peiping prob beloved wife when Astaire jhave repeated a dance ‘films “hearsals hefore Wardshared with another patient! THEY'RE ISRAELIS AMAZO a gal, _ Women’s Defense Forces training with units like this and a highs 7.1956. | | ae 4 | Fede NS — Looks like rough work for’ but these soldiers can take it. They're members of Israel's on a tough obstacle course. It is organized reserve that Isracl can more than double its 890, 800 man army in 48 hours. Hollywood Headlines: | Astaire Fights His Grie by Working Extra Hard ~-. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD \#—Fred Astaire still grieving over the | is finding that it helps to stay busy ° *« Now making “Funny Face” with Audrey Hepburn, he explained “I already had two pictures lined) \UP to do here at Paramount, but L decided to make this one too his autobiography. ‘Audrey wanted me to do it, and tunity. Who knows when you'd get a chance to do another picture! with her? GOING TO PARIS “We're going to Paris to do some dance scenes and other things and we'll be busy |minute of the time. There which is all If my time for sightseeing, fect because I’ve spent ha life in Paris * ¢@ “As soon as I'm through there I'll hurry right back and do the lether two pictures without a day in bet’ een. My personal life has heen so messed up in the ka ltwo vears this wife died in 19 ‘that I think maybe the best thing for me is to keep working * * * As anybody in Hollywood knows. works, he works, perfectionist who claims never to routine in he spends long hours tn re- filming a dance OTHER CHORES Not content with his mevir lchores, he finds other things ta keep him busy. He has a chain of dance studins He has a successful jracing stable and is glowing about ‘a filly named Rainbow Tie that \is showing winning ways in Eng land lve been writing. songs agun.”” ee be WITH YOUR FAMILY - -THRILL-RIDES!_ $“ AMUSEMENTS!" Speedboats— Rowboats— —Roltter- Skating ane Perwuvwvuvedede', RIVE-IN: RE are Dinie Hwy. (US-10)—1 Bik. N. of Telegraph Road. FE 5-4500 v ® Ld # Pa —s DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN Corner Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:20 P. M. >» TONIGHT Fronk Sinatra @ Eleanor Parker @ Kim Novak Fees eee ee ae ee ee OO ONO OOO TF FESO TT TTC TC CC CC CC CCC CCC vw Daa haha hada Minh hn Me Le ty i te in _te itn p iy t t ee VV UOT TTS ——ALSO-— » TECHNICOLOR RED SuNDOUN YY FOO SEU CeCe eCUCCT LAST TIMES Renu die, as a ¥ Clifton WEBB Barbara STANWYCK Robert Wagner « Audrey Dalton Thelma Ritter - Brian Ahern A ‘ lal i tt te te \ Miller, A} jhe sald. “I've: got one. out now which ts doing pretty well. | made _ oss of his a record of it that’s getting a good Armed Bandit Returns, * He proudly displayed a in: which a disc jockey “Hello. Baby,” among the top five records ° Ld * On top of all this, he is writing play clipping picked the tune, Gordon ! figured I'd better take the oppor- ‘Cinerama Holiday’ Now A phenomena] amount of labor jand materials were required in ithe filming of Louis de Roche: ‘mont’s “Cinerama Holiday” now in its 66th week at the Music Hall every Statistics reveal that 201 days of nine of vodka and paid for it, the! “H be no Shooting by two complete camera clerk said crews who traveled 30,000 miles Visiting twe continents 00 feet of Technicolor film was exposed, five languages were employed and more than 5,000 people lent assistance in the making of the second Cinerama film, Some 675 Married i in Wad MERCED, Calif ‘B-Terry L 19, charged in q 10:cent robbery slaying. was let out of his cell briefly yesterday to be mar- riedto Leona Faye Jurgens, 17, of Freedom. That was as near Freedom as he got: he was hus- tled right back to jail. Tonight! Exclusive Showing! A passionate ou impulsiv 20th Century-Fox presents Hilda Crane ~ CINemaScoPE’ ncivacoioe Suis Mapison - A ranray TFECHNICOLOR RED suanai jlax evaders Tawy ‘Harry I. Schwimmer late in 1950 +shares, I think," crazy. I said if Mr. Caudle ac- ‘cepted them from him, he would ‘accept it from anybody. And tf he - Caudle, Schwimmer and Mat:’ (2150 Opdyke Road y . kisses eee So little love! e@ marriages and multiple divorces of today’s youth! Sala “wanted to do something” for T ‘Lamar Caudle, then head of the | |Justice Department's Tax Divi- sion, has been given at Caudle’s ‘trial on tax fixing charges. * ¢ 6 David L. Sheffrey, Kansas City, attorney, testified yesterday that é ce JANE WYMAN © = (JOHNSON ‘Miracle in the Rain’ ALSO ,EVE. as “OUR MISS BROOKS” pewevvuwvcvvge™ a aaah eee Reena ee nn tf told him he “had great respect and admiration for Mr. Caudle." “He, (Schwimmer mentioned oil Sheffrey—_testi-- “IT told Schwimmer he was Friday Night at 8:00 p.m.—On dur Stage! “Miss U.S. Naval Reserve" Final Elimination Beauty Contest aCe = EXCLUSIVE By arrangement with Prince Ranier the only complete and official film of this event! .. ) “THE WEDDING ‘AT MONACO” A SPECIAL CINEMASCOPE FEATURETTE IN COLOR! SEE IT WITH THE YEAR'S MOST TALKED ABOUT FEATURE! This story was filmed on location Inside a woman's soul! fied. accepted it, it would be disclosed."’ * ¢ @ pwwvwvevevvvwvvueveeeT Cee ee thew J. Connelly, White House ‘appointments secretary to Presi- dent Truman, are on trial in fed- eral court on charges of conspir- ingtodefraid the government by stalling prosecution of the Irving Sachs tax evasion case. * * * } Schwimmer and Sheffrey were attorneys for Sachs, St.Louis shoe. manufacturer, who later was fined She Sheffrey said in their 1950 talk Isc hwimmer told him ‘attorneys! in the department of fustice did) not get top salaries and he wanted to do something for Caudle.” | — | This Time to Pay for It TOPEKA, Kan. U%—-An armed robber apparently came back for a chaser after holding up a Tope- /ka liquor store last night. ii + Si : | A clerk reported to police a tall, jslender man held up the store, about 9 pm. and escaped with about $50. | * ¢ @ A few mimites before 11 pm closing time, the clerk again called police to report the robber Bs ul returned after changing lothes. 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AZC e waging air a aicces battle. lode 50, for nearly fore thes ot_the—Kalamazeo—Typo- Council Pie Pe a oe i t p | , | i is ‘ y ; | . by y) mete ‘ ae ‘ ! } . To 4 K ry é | A f _ THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956. FIFTY-NINE lent situation is that the talk of! Ralph Bennett —__—_—— peace and the smilce’trom behind ALT CCI Delegates lise ak Gus ny anc ckWaw = Poa antiey dean {both of Mt. Clemens and Mason | ear Round Exclusive into a sense of security and cause to Attend Scout ne ee ; 4 ae Toy—Hobby—Crafts lus to relax our guard to the point eadquarters of the Clinton Val-_ } c here ertas can e|Reeced ood Council Session |tey camel is n Pontiac Thee HINES HOBBY HOUSE The 46th annual meeting of the *"@ 4.175.000 boys and leaders in 'g eR 104,000 sc i hrou t the : Ss. Saginaw ues Counet!, Boy — of A ee ption Secretary Dies | an aes States and its territories. “KALAMAZOO W — Richard Lee aaa will be [opens ares dele 20 years sec. gates from the oa valley] cD to Conduct Tours Board, Quarles said: leraphic cal U More _1 a= WASHINGTON Ip—Sen. Chavez ,{D-NM) said today the Army and, ns Air Force will stage a dramatic yy y \ contest against planes designed to Ah’\ show which has the superior guid-| . \ ed missiles. ay * | But he said the showdown test | between the Army’s, Nike and the |Air Force’s Talos probably won't mir | be possible before Congress votes 7 ‘on a huge defense money bill. \That measure contemplates that ms the Nike will remain the main-. stay antiaircraft missile guarding istrategic U.S. target areas seine, possible enemy air raid.. DEMANDS TEST JEWELERS FE 5-5731 test after Air Force and Army iwitnesses made conflicting claims’ \before a Senate Appropriations, jsubcommittee which Chavez ry jheads. , PITTI iti Ai Se val ei te D ARRELL’S mlescret tut tare tive bora ee ry} ports that the Navy—which orig- 24 Hour Emergency @ inally developed Talos for its own use — considers it faster, more | p e e e rescription Service 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. ry accurate and of longer range than ry Nike. DAYS—CALL FE 5-4521 AFTER 11 P. M—FE 5-4485. South Saginaw, Corner Pike . s se Chavez told @ reporter top Air, |Force officials have told him the | Talos ip in an advanced stage of | a competitive test. 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Available at Define, written ereeiae with ap Eat VitaPower hey eutherraed, ; Pe Week Days—9:30 - 5:30 ! . eve yatter rits a 10W -30 : . “4 lj 4 prcurs 1, 2F, 2L (except Cad ‘49 vary, bo a 53) VesPowes en eee Monday & Friday—9:30 - 9:00 ong Type Sentry. a = went nat Etna. has been active A MIRACLE? a suce tines wh K the} ALLEY OOP - longer than any the no One of the most stated erup- are mearding Things The weel : - . Tt cy. i however Mia “the Noms oceurl 1 188 Ales It Sone aad @ roc TE fithd Moats about BUT IF OOP'S Ni INSE E | r OT only possible Fivals—are @ few-po ured ta a t ward the village of tne an ing wean’ s if the bird sore BACK THERE UNLESS ITS < ling MERE” foes coc vo n cena a ne = o wee fice id 7 ‘ int (hel rec Fav rite. song perch 4 I CANT GET IN) MOO, YOu THERE'S . PERFECT SO... oe ee See wk feu want Raft Aeatieeeiies nines u \ af Kr as vrs Is the chimney 2 A THING ON ; SHOULD BE SOMETHING SHAPE ! early eruptions are meager or patron saint, to save their town. ae ~ “ “ ruse AS he sings —_ THIS GETTING SOME WRONG non-existent After days of anxious prayer, the (©) Music is ue d down the B= =m GADGET! KIND OF A WITH IT! Teacydldcss the Greek histor. advaneing lava abruptly halted ehuninisy an ine uS ts ns ve = PICTURE! yt A lan, tells of Etna eruptions as !2°' 360 yards from Nicolosis tons has been the largest oil 4 far back as the %th and Sth first houses. producer of the United States = pe, Ps centuries” B.C. says the -Na-' Etna’s current performance Is since 1428. , = \ Vv) ° BOARDING HOUSE Oise : x} YY oe T's ey HAVE YOU Lh : aa x “i NOTHING AT ALL //f CALLED THE G, 7, =e weir ads by cule cone’ e (ism aimes?)/| ea ai YOU A MEDAL For /{ SPENT THE DAY WHACK- /\ HOW ARE YOD “YZ = ae4| 4 HEROISM, OR DID 4 ING RUGS TOREMOVE ZG Be wee AT YOU, Roe one Ae A LUGGO HN ) I GAVE on ~ fre | (/@ ( } : CAPTAIN EASY . aI edad YEAH..1 WILL YOU CARRY | [> \7 BLESS THE DEAR Y THEY SAD ws , SHE || AND SHE FELT IF ‘ ave UY PLENTY ON YOUR oMT WHY? \ op LAoy's HEARS! | WAS TRYING TOI] YOU KNEW HIS GOR MUMMAM BITERESH Cc FOR SOME KIND |/ | WISH \ BUT WHY DIDN'T SHE | DISCOURAGE || RE-MARRIAGE | ANGLE OWA E'S COMMENTS ON OLD nT! OF WV MEMORIAL TO CAN YOUNG LADY S LeTr EMORI TD NEVER | LEAVE IT WITH ME / DOYLE- FROM|| WOULD Ca MBIDEXTROUS, Wy DOVLES LETTER YOUR LATE HUSBAND) | HEARD OF | INSTEAD OF THE _/ MARRYING A6 GOYS= ¢-n WAN CANCELING McKEES MRS. DOVLEZ J] THAT OLD A. OLD CouPLe? SS AGREEMENT F DOYLE ~ , FOSSIL! f° S . , RE -MARRED? Cast Fs OUT OUR WAY < j S-S-sT! iF I KNOW WHUT'S Ce a. . | = WRONG --HE'S ofa >. Of q Yes BURIED THAT BIG / . . Ga 7- BONE: IN TH! tide j vi a BACK OF TH’ Se CHAIR --OR ELSE [, WHY WOULD . zh HE BE KEEPIN’ | SUCH A CLOSE bare ec ‘ pe ; t RNG t/' pam (NZ be 4 @ t ey ye Fy By Charles Kuhn GOOD.’ IT'S ABOUT TIME CLARENCE Was — HOME / = ee ae ores ot a Now rie aa ag RRY TH POOR LITTLE FELLER’: Ad Cu ag 8-17 Kun. ‘HALF ACRE CASTLE John Morris - WHAT HAPPENED To WHAT WOULD YOU et T DONT FEEL VERY HUNGRY Netent SESE [eazere Phillips of Alm ——— ie bts voted to deny President Eisenhow CHICAGO POTATOES posed issuing rights to stockhold-| A report by Dr “ Begt Hultavist' (reeted by His 5th Grade Teacher = | Notice of Intention Ss " Construct er's reuest for long-term foreign qcrtveis old ste 10) on areca Totstoes. ers to purchase additional stock ‘says radiation levels differ anats |, Rummage sale. Youth Conor ott and Gutter on Motor Street. ald authority. It agreed insfead on US shipments 746 supplies night de" Gulf Oil had a block of 2.800 erably from house to mous a = - = = _Lake Orion, Fri and Sat —AdV.| You are hereby pasties that et « ; _ mand teo limited. to establish marke: ; 9. ote. binding matena O 1 al S Tegular nieeting of the Commiasion of a statement of intent to continue fone’ covet tack aeiestiua toeninene eee es ee pad pending on the building - 1 Rummage ale. Stevens Hall, ie City of Pontiac, Michigan held May ane ¢ ACP SR Sz New stock arrivals 66 on track -10% wns 1956 by resolution jt was declared to apie ae Be Og asp nieces oe supplies moderate demand tight mar- up's Woon BAS LESS i “ ° Fri. 10 to 12 a im —Adv. be the Intention of ed City Commts- o fight communism ket dull, cariot track sales new stock : : : ; es stic SSUeES 2 sion to construct eurb, gutter, ade, The committee also voted to cut Aisbsma Rong Reds iced $5 78-6 00 * ss ° . pcaden Bodses baal ae : * : on - Rummage sale, 197.8. Parke, crave: and related work on Motor Street 00 + Bi bakera tery egg abit Weed 9640-630 The Associated Press average of Tadioactivity, as a ru je.) thas Fri. and Sat. 8 to 1 —Ady. {tom Alton Street to Pearsall Avenue in-half the 200 million dollars EL bakers, icea $649 . houses made. of brick Buildings at an estimated cost of $2.276.44, and a sep = 5 sy . ee 60 stocks at noon was up 4 cents q re last night school, water and natural re Middle East , 5 ers than | activity among all buildings grade schoolteacher here last night sc seid improvement in accordance with Tt said these funds should be CHICAGO POULTRY eine aah a enix Pies nae uslenecned and a master of ceremonies intro-) sources policies ex plan (alt ie ond Seraueene SHIC M i ier oroughiv mixed marke | : ao v . , 1@ Cost ereo a. I distmbuted in’ loans or surplus ..c2" age none cen ee " | Some dwelling houses were a @uced him as “president” to a Mrs Bessie Moore of Redding Chartes W. Lussenden speclal asspssinent according to front- farm goods, not given away as >\eady on caponettes. receipts in coops . { Re Humboldt County audience. reminded Stevenson she was his FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP /aee and ane a of the Leow ade at 132 ‘yesterdas 629 coops. 78000 ‘'b N York Stocks hundred times more radi ive ki ee 2 of land fronting upon either side money grants fo b paying pfices unchanged light ew ‘hanlloth | Stevenson, doggedly working fifthgrade teacher in Bloomington. |Service for Charles W_ Lussenden, Metor etcest free Aiton a — ~ asl alti ireoriages cisise caponet'ss ‘Late Morning Quotations) | i oes (Califorma and Oregon campaign 1} years ago, and presented him 59, of Za114 Greening Ave.. will be fneciai ssssusment’ autre te, *7 Clare Luce Il]: under 4%, Ib 25-26'y over 4% Ib 28-28 Admiral 19 Int Shoe 46) Ventilation made- an enormous trails with” a rosy” sunburn, wel- with a cake and sugar pie she héld at 2 pm. Friday from Thay- at. es gt tne ofa that a1 tt ‘ | = Alited™ ‘Chem ile im Tela Tel 33 ‘difference. He often found the © ~~ had baked. ‘er Funeral Home, Farmington, { ithe estimated jroat and eupe ae en. thebeot ; Allied Strs ia Crk Cos 486 ded, With burial in Oakland Hills Memo- *h#!! be paid from the Capital Impreve- radiation Jevel, 10 times higher in Briefed in advance and provi plastid Need Ln OCcIor V1Ises DETROIT POULTRY Allisl Chalewers| ede Jaca: . 73) nent Pun OIT May 17 ‘AP)—Prices paid Alum Ltd .. 129. Johns Man $26 the morning after inhabitants lea ity ireman njure (with a bouquet of roses, Steven-, ‘rial Gardens He died Tuesday. | NOTICE 18 HEREBY- . RAR Fey ‘ ual Al ote i : That the Commission of the City of 2-Month Rest chive chee ve poetsete tee wo ¥ quality Am Airline ‘bl rail, a spent the mght with doors son handed Mrs. Moore the. flow-) Mr. Lussenden leaves his wile, Pontiac Michigan. wilt weary ._ Be a eee gh 27-38. lent trpe 20 Am Can © 44) Kind Cok $2 windows shut. Dr Hultqvist sas ers and wished her a “happy TSth/Bernice, two sons, Robert of Commission Chamber on May 22 by -) - heay type brotters or fryers 3-4 lb Am Cyan ll Lor } a3 : as oon qvis ba e j n aze : 8 o'clock pm to peat 7 Apo NEW YORK WW — The physieran whites Qi imray crosies $$) Ra. ed necks) Arm Ges & BI joy Lib MeN L 188 radioactivity may mse above the | birthday.” ,Farmington, Donald of Ann Arbor, objec beonihas may made by = Aya . Mf «a, 28-37 rT f-@ | cit bh * ‘i if : erent of Ambassador Clare Boothe luce aie sr eetiee tie b 99-31 ducklings rae Mote ce solde Sone ae internationally adopted maximum | Friends of Mrs Moore said it’ sla daughter, Mrs. Gordon Lint of 'y"0 eee sald today he had advised her “not « emt Market about steady The ae x Gas = Loew s 241 safety bevel in brick hoses with. City fireman Ric hard Gustafson, her 74th birthday. |Farmington; a brother. Earl of Dated May 16 an a evans f tan Uf todays moderate receipts con. Am News ch 7 - : 5 Top retumn (ober pos! tor Sipaut ica mesite. lof Barted Roca fryer. Am Rad 218 Pe Oe 191 Out ventilation coy ae AE Walid bok iL Uses MOVES ON THE TRAIL (Grand Rapids; @ sister. Helen of PB A !w9_ months : eden pe ets rue aa or hens ni saan 33 Lou & Nash 104 NGE for brulses’ of “the abdomen at Stockton, Calif.; and eight grand Mey {¥. eee = Py c ve and offertn fs) ens r 7 . i rFAL ; p > : ~ RS 0 ee De: Milton Rosenbluth Said) und ceponeites more then amelie for iin Ace term Tel igo g Martin Ol 88 NO HEALTH CHANG Pontiac General Hospital yester- Stevenson corrected himself and children. Notice re Gidea ‘Mrs. Luce is suffering from a [eht demand Am Viscose. 383 Merck 323 The Hultqvist report is the furst day after he was hurt while help- said, hope 1 havenit lost) the, r i Water Main in Mansfield Avenue chrome enteritis which appears to — Anac Co “94 Mie) eulna $j} Published result of a pioneer re-ing fight a minor fire at 40 Ne- best friend I had in Redding.” | Mrs, Edward J. Uvernets ee Gk hy aemraray alipoms be related to an infection of the Livestock Mnoina co sis Monean ct 422 Search | project launched here yada Avenue. Moving south from Oregon. WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN. Femulg: gel Ge woo Grego oy Hed a tt liver which she had while abroad CHICAGO LIVesTOCK Seip als iecl ateier noc nea three years ago by the Swedish, Gustafson was helping lay out-where he and Sen Estes Kefauver SHIP—Service for Mrs Edward {?* 1666 by cecerstice, payee eaghtorsalt ad id She has as well a moderately se- cHicaco Mav 7 ‘AP! Salable hogs All Cst Line 58 Mueller Br i823 Institute of Radiophysics The hose at the scene when he lost his contend for 16 Democratic conven- \J. (Beatrice Irene) Livernoig. 48, be the intention of the City Comments ; art et 7 : t [tof to construct water matn tn — Vere iron deficiency ‘anemia prob- 7, Oheher BUEhn kee cetera AveiMin | Ge Mi eee | 8g a a [one in the mud and ‘was in-'tion votes in Friday's presidential of 6475 Willow Ra.. will be held at! a ‘9 contract water ae neue abl.’ due to the same GCatise She ciosing trade mostly 25 higher early ely & c to. ze Nat Cash R.. 477 ’ . He was able to return to write-in primary, Stevenson visited 2. p-m Saturday at the Pursley ea pepe? dine of "Lat 166” Buena le : ’ { t y va “6 Nat f ‘ > \ Ken- received one transfusion yester- rirara:s ais Bee) nena permanant oe odie vet tree at Seek Parents Help pred following treatment a Humboldt State College picnic. |Funeral Home, Pontiac, with’ nett Road from west property line. of day and will require others High ‘since July 1934 several simail jots, Beth ses aoe mS Nat Lead 98 | No damage was reported in the Jerry Partain. master of cere- ‘cremation in White Chapel Memori- Lot Ee a cant iprererty Freed Lot so 4 ao . , mixed 1 and 2 100-220 Ib 1728-1775, Boeing Alr . Nat Thee oi, ' - . Stan s C > s , Buena ata La sion Mrs. -fuce flew home from ™ ted good.and «hdice ateera 19 28.3973 Bond Stre IS NY Certre rea ‘blaze at a vacant garage house monies, introduced Cornelius Sie. 8! Park She died suddenly Wed-/an estimated come of $8.101.16, and that tome suddenly Mav 12 saxing she commercial and good steers 1500-1875 Borden. 506 Nita M Pos 26 in C 00 ensus It was believed to have been start- See war Nesday. the plan profile and estimate of seid ; pone Rall 190-320 |b 1600-1675 smal’ jots uj Bore Warner, 44 corre West a9 3 mens, head of the college, as gov- improvement ts on file for public tn. felt “much below par.* Last Sun. 790329 Howl (6 1s Fei lacsor ete osq. BOREO NUE 214 NS Am At 9 ed by children playing with od? She leaves her husband: one spection ee anal Bris My 4 ‘ . ernor’”’ and presente Stevenson as. It $s: further inctené@@ te constrest day she entered Doctors Hospital 350 I soma 13 00-1 Oo gn es meleciel wran Maike 16 bale enn i¢2 Enumerators taking school cen- matches “president.” . ” son. Kenneth A. Kleyn of Ypsilanti: ,,"" improvement in secerdenes with tots 3OO-350 | 16:245-1! t i i 3 2 : for a diagnostic study able cattle 2000 calves 200 stacen- Bur ough. et Pac O @ €) 59 sus in Pontiac have completed one ae “The introdact ed and her parents, Mr and Mrs. the plan. profile and estimate, and the She left the hospital list might ter Son Celine ectise ee Hea, come te one ae a2. week's “work and will continue vapid! ton aie o! ms Charles W. Sanbc specin lassessmnent Maccorainaliter teoate and further. treatinent is to con m se in . vee ni — st " low camp cup 186 Param Pict ji a 5 us n mores Fa han Nid ce ted: : : age and that all of the lots and parcels fnbellat hen (oun(hoaee, here ris a eens ee c uke ee can or ON Bees ES ss their job- through the last of this UST acknowledged Stevenson. “I have Claude C, Whitbeck pee Tene renting | ween Frog stare he Sa Liao he mensch oa a sols Sipe eel A A Penney ese Pena f aa oe = béen trying for some time to eam KEEGO HARBOR — Service for {Re shove nemed streste shell ee defray : aot fs 928-1975 Case JT -- 12) Pepsi Coi 25 OF cold accounting and attendance Worthing H. Stone. of 6048 Snow- the right to be addressed as presi- Claude C. Whitbeck, of Keego Har- oe ote) ot ‘ata that’t2 266 ot the eee ne Detroiter Gets 3 ce mercial come f 19:14 00 _ Fee Cater T vac. iba soe 5 2 for the Board of Education shoe Circle Bloomfield Township. dent: bor. who died Wednesday, will be Denaes thereof sal ee ies — : hiree loads cutter and utittt , 1e] | in Oakland County Jail b steers 1345-1378 few high choice Chr-sler 6? ; ee Me ee “Matters would be simplified’ has been named a director of the Stevenson today will catch a at 2:30 pm. Friday at the C.J snail nel vale from the ‘Capital Improve- . heite ee ee eeee ae eu eee Allison said, “if parents would Meldrum and Fewsmith Advertis- plane at Lox Angeles for Florida Godhardt Funeral tlome Burial NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN + Harm 1 Carothers 24, of the coamerqaly, cox 1 45-16 0 ceciets Cluett Fes es cutee ous rs , Write down information required ing Agency according to President where he and Kefauver are con- ill be in White Chapel Cemetery Pon ia e\tickigan (aim *ineee, inthe Park Avenue Hotel, Detroit was " uve 18 28 Noten an t 23 Proc! & 4G 107° for state records, Should they go ET. Morris tending in the May 29 primary He had resided at the corner of+r ual eet BS tar both re laser oe 7 L. ‘ 1 y . : . mo sentenced tolsenve =) tay _-Deani+eetnvectrnrtnr:-— — HRA et IT Re ra . iS A Pontiac gil recoived munor jas units stay Tee SSR trading. too a ee a 3 Deputies Investigating Monee a (is Vey sequt An alleged companion inthe of 498% Branch St. were appre © run-of-the-mill job . v in Se Si a eka « igtiter steers Hf a Teepot & J Suter i} , : M ‘ . “head injuries when the CHE HY ere steady to strong cows spotty. utility Freut, tr. iia eit 8) Ca sf Bre kin f Wi dow ir undistributed earnings of Anaconda breakin, Wilbur J. MeCaulley of 49 hended in a car at the corner of If you think you here the @ which she was riding was involved ~'f8') fo weak instances 25-50¢ lower, Gen Dynam © #2 8yl) El Pa oat on go 4 me relia in ae nen laccene was Orchard. Lake: Ave will be ar- Howard MeNeill and Gillespie © know-how to take advantage ©@ Hit mee uy ! veces er t yytl 1¥ Co 2 1 of 1 1 in 8 Ps 2 > AP oe é ; ‘allis ' kn gyn ARE ete uve ae woe pence Gen Elec 383 pene G Bu! ay Oakland County Sheriff De part- $1 420.54) in the first quarter compared “ees e@ ofthe most unique opportunity @ na collision with a parked car stockere and feeders stow and Gen Fads 4 seo : th $442546 last sear he said raigned before Jludge Doty Mon. Streets pee field - : ' loade high ehotee 1063-1173 Th fed men tate 41¢ therip 60 ~ deputie vere called to j wi § at yea ve . : @ inthe electronics today... e at Sanderson and Augusta Streets 2707 18 ; rs 20 00- Ue R Be vag ment putes were called to in- a: : : ; te ; Se us R steers 2200 most choice steers 2000- Ger ‘gros a3q Timk R Rear 7 2: day He is also in Oakland Counts e@ Then you'll be headed in the @ last night. 2750 bulk good stepre 1800-1950 mixed Gon Tee... ag1 Tran W Air 22, vestigate malicious destruction of Tail under $1,000 bond Pe li Probi ht di if Ruth Weltrick 16) laf 95 Cauiti ind Gaopl ciace Gee Relies sae ee Twent Cen a Prope rty at a home at 8563 Pon- Oldest Britisher Dies = ‘ State Police Pro ing © ‘aday lenin e : J oa nels er feds Nellans inebe, Br. tr 382 : 5 Saal a C . ; Dr., was treated and released at 2.% yet goed Vellore’ {200-18 99 Lut. Goebe, 3 games a4 tiac Lake Rd. White Lake Town: ST JOHNS Nfid. (INS)- Thom Lak Orion Y Reported Boat Thefts : We'll tell you. about a new ; 3 , (a Det A A joods i < 1a 7 “i Pontiac General Hospital Mics ng 4 oe te enn emanates Gove See. A Ee. ps 183; ship last night as Sugg, beheved to be the oldes: LOKe@ rion pungiter Pontiac State Police were invest! @ Prosram—in a company world ¢ ore ous aD * i coms ni 3 canner dc ao x ee one * F ‘ in Emily M. Thompson. 26 of 76 AO ta Been oe a tee Se ele 2 A large bedroom window was white man in the British Com Hurt in Car Collision gating a report today that two @ famous for stability, growth Court Dr., was the driver of the. eae halls 110-4 ae aut on tjae En Ga. Up FA 1 found to have been smached by monwealth. died in St Johne yes ; Beers mem stolen froamonden. a afd leadership. You'll have a car which-hit thesrear of a parled- tana 2900 - AGEs , Cet ane a pre aT | a stone * terday a! the age of 119 Four vear-old) Richard MecDan- Collage at Wosdhill lake 6 lade ce chance to see what_this proj- vehicle operated hy Wiliam Fer ent, 28 logs Hooker © 4s ee metre a a el of Lake Onon Township. was iS a : : ae aes ect offers you propels pos- a 4a] on Tami mi ba : acereent : pendence Township sometime tas sibilities, salary and company- Bullis, of Snover Viretax Veacere uneven cen fo | Warm BP 2 treated by a Township doctor for ae we meet decilne on high Tndust Ra be ea ee Un Tet’ 20 3 aweelt ®@ paid benefits e == sk good and choice Ing Rand wees Wipe (a6 head cut suffered in jan auto» , & A 4 hie Inland #8) 7 Weete ED as aie enti Tndlanwnnt and Owner Morey Pallack. of Oak Write, giving age, education { Inspirato, LP rhe ' ' a a . Sirye 7 “ry » @ c P ° Tieycle Rider miured eae a. w - Mot “5 Baldwin Roads Omon Township Park pe ae e he discovered the : ae mae. ‘o- mene b Int Ha ii) Woai wort! ean) joss Sunday, He said the total valur elson O. Hever, Dept. 900 by Bac Ing Automobile int Sick os va Ta MA Thesdas night : ! = 100 e (\) IBM Military Products @ Avthree veaiud) folate bor ae UA DD Seunss1 shat 3} The boy was a passenger in a Of the boat was $1 e Div. Kingston, New York. @ escaped with onks miner contisons | ec STOCK AVERAGES at idniven by his UNS, (Tes ind abrasions when he was , , * : Hurl’ ( Maniew 16 of 3c 4 - - driving skidded into a private ve; Tt also was reported that the county adopt a single county-wide eye d officials fae ie ed eae Hours 3:30 to 4:30 ' - e il . ‘ ( 7 " an") bs Rrooktyn St. Both told city pobce There are how only 1200 tele. hicle! operated by Pontiac state Wayne County Road ( ommission.pars to permit relief and law en ane mo eh oa his noel the Maple. Cay WAS parked ai the phones in all of Cambodia, Phnom troaper Lvle Ro Tucker, 44. of O1- had developed a mastéy Hicister forcement personne! Sua “ ie val c : S ; * Neate cay ~ rely og , 1 : : . L curb when situck in the rea:., Penn reports. 4 ‘ tonville, last night. Plan but that neither Stat¢ Police devastated areas. aoes oid wai ~ . . : ' 5 % a j ‘ ; q j . y © Bh ets 1 " . , : ’ y } ee : . + idl * , {| . Ma i : ie i a - : : 3 a : | Coy i a . { \ A : o = ' : ee re ; . a j a Y a in SO Sp Ri IS yg yg pp ee _ Most Grains. 5 FO Pis F Mf gt aos Ae 7 oy ; ae ie ( be | e* | as . Sens j THE PONTIAC: PRESS ee | . | Produce Cd ; ower DETRONT | PRODUCE | DETROIT, May 12 (AP)—The follow. | tng prices cover sales of locaily grown riduce of No. 1 and fancy grades only, ‘ 2, rought to the, farmers’ ‘markets CHICAGO Most: grains head- ae RS tai oy thom te pbcese!, eda little lower after a generally, package lots A oo sagt Bnei. PY . [ MARKETS \Stock Market | oN Rises Quietly “W YORK \®—The stock mar | t advanced omey. but it was a. | = “3.75-4.50 bu.; Trade today. ithon, fancy. 4.30 bu.: No. 1. alings were not _parwcularly! [spples. “Mefatoxh, fancy, 400 bu.: 3 1 315-4.25 c (du: No. 1 ‘apples. 28-3. i 5 No. 1. € eppies. _& lew cents, recors ide est losses. Corn was inclined to ease im sympathy with soybeans. \t ter ae to Gee. topped. No. 1, 1.75: Wheat advanced slightly in early.225 bu Celery root, No. 1, 100-150 doz : ap behs. Chives, N@. 1, 1501.73 doe bchs dealings: but then reversed itself: Horseradish. No 1 175235 pa. bett and crept under the previous close. Leeks, No 1 1590 doz behs Onion sets. Rye followed wheat but oats main- } egetables, No. 150-116 doz. NG misc Asparagus Beets ed, No 1 150-1] 75 32-Ib bag. Parssips, No 100-125 "2 bu. Potatoes, fancy, 200 tained a firm undertone = bag, No . eet =) foo oul , a@dish hothouse : ‘S- o Wheat near the end of the first gens Rhuvork: tethers, Peerage are hour was ', to 1 cent lower May box. No 1 65-75 SJb box rhubarb ped elt “” hothouse No. ¥, 100-150 dor. bcha. Rute- $2.29%%; corn unchanged {o '2 low- pagas. No 125-150 bu Tomatoes hot er, May $1.49: oats unchanged to house No 1. 265-300 @lb bekt Turns ¥: the most active of the oiajor’ dive foulhour * t * . | Prices in the were up ae or forth e most’ | up to berecare 1 and-2 ashi gi ore were small. | Trading was around the slowest! ipace of the past three months at about 2.000.000 shares for the day. That compares with 2.080.000) shares yesterday when the market’ was mixed: | } * * * Motors and steels were aimong ROAD-E-O Lake senior, having taken top honors in the teen-. age Road-E-O at Walled Lake, will attend the at Mithigan State Um- topped No 1. 2.00-2.50 bu. ‘4 higher, May 67; rye 44 to } cent Greens: sorrel, No. 1200 bu sions, but they weren't particu-; lower, May $1.23':; soybeans 1 to = larly, husky pricewise. Also up, f s iy ee 2% lower, May $3.19: lard 12 to! CeAGO Mer A cee were the aircrafts, oils, coppers! 20 cents a hundred pounds lowes,-cantie exc hange Buiter steary: re- and railroads. | July $13.30 ceipts 1,577,000 wholesale buying prices de- len ape per Ae score AA 569 92 $e 60 1 " i ? " t Noth was versity. She scored 92 ov her written exam and particularly S. KHURSDAY, MAY STXTY- ONE a | WINNERS — Sue Tobin, Walled (eft) and Ed Broullette (mght) captured the sec- ond and third place: posts respectively. Walled Lake feachers were judges and the Board of Edu- | cation donated the winner’s cup and two plaques. | Co-sponsor was the: Pontiac Junior Chamber of 4 | Lodge Calendar Special communication Pantia | Lodge No. 21. FP. & A. M., Fri, 18th, 7.30 p. m. F. Cc. degree. Samuel E. Smith, W. M. | Oakland County Jail to serve 30 said Dr, days raigned by Orion Township Justice! Helmar . 20 days to the original iwhen and coasts of $100 T Quit Smoking After Reporting Cancer Findings DETROIT u& — One of the men —Adv. 'who first linked cigarette smoking: ec to confer j Evarts A. Graham of St. jLouis yesterday. Just over five years ago Dr Stanaback who added Graham and an associate at Wash- sentence ington University in St. Louis an- to pay fine nounced a study of 684 cases of ‘lung Ganeer which indicated that tubes, and wheels U2 cancer practically never oc- Wednesday. He was. ar- Keeter failed wo tires, were stolen from a car. parked CUPS in non-smokers ‘In a garage at 138 W Street sometime between Tuesday * * bd said 14 different Lawrence Dr. Graham afternoon and Wednesday morn. SClentifie studies since then have jing city police said today The'Preduced similar findings—that_ ‘missing articles are. yalued at $20, there is a definite connection be- tween heavy cigarette smoking and City police are seeking a Water- jung cancer i\ford Township boy who has been fi 131 . ints in Commerce. Dr. Graham came to Detroit to _* . tc ‘es a cere 608 82-198 Cl preeeed. although the motion pic gio a ‘n by on : a ees ‘h m ° ‘missing from his home since May deliver an address at Henry Ford Grain Prices Rage, Ureguier. receipts 26.800 whole. tures were somewhat ee | ne actual) et ee eee __ 9. Lloyd Dixon, 17, of 1451 Hen- “Hospital CHICAGO GRAIN ea he er eee) RP per Twentieth Century-Fox, off 2%! _ ____;dricks St., has not been seen_s: oueece May 117 aS Open today cent and over et! Logie’ ee | as per cen! Yesterday, lost around a point to! pee left home for schoo] at 8 a.m_| . satis = - rt ic we 7 4 iy ete Gel me SU's Btandards 375: dirtles 36. checks 6 day on a few sales. Your ome § 2a loac ive - as wa ‘¥ feat week: County Births WIGS 7 0G ees ae va, Cultent receipts 3725 * * oma . 210s Sep... ven 88 : : Dee morte 13. Dee coy DETROIT EGUs General Motors, which ia been! Rememnee sate: pohecatad paote Imlay City Score Se Me. . + LRTROIT Mag 17 ee Eces fon Backing down consistently found a Methodist Church. Seymour Lake Aeon Randolph Alber! has been bern May ..s60., 140%e J): T28 Ds (ases included federal-siate resting place today. [It opened on STOCKHOLM +®%-Your home is pmncipal aim ts to record the natural radionceis ity is had or and Sashabaw pede May 18, iat! and Mrs” Samuel Bvans of Imlay : V2*a Be bae's di e ; 5 P “Liv : Very k : A i 4 a : - — : ° ae ee 1 ase . in wrages Grade & penvo 46.48 weight: 4.900 shares up ‘ta at 41°. and radioactive So ts) everybody natural radiajion environment of good for people 45 ba 9pm, May 19. 9 are Me Aad Min, Mun he coco Dee ee ye we el Gall (sree = 46 “G ““* heid around that level It was else's. The radioactivity has noth- average peuple in the dawn of the => 3 Pp ; Cuvier parents of @ new son, Raymond Sep f. a Ne@ubuans 1 i-| ’ r » “aa a i Browns “Gray RelA) JUWiboCIAS wid eve acne ng to do with gomic bombs, 11's atomic age Mimute “amounts of redium and Rummage sale, Bethel Evang. vc and Mrs Ciittord Dorow of tmiay No 1.6 “ Gai ve mid stg A C large) Underwood directors. declarpd a been going on for centuries | Prof. Rolf Sievert, head of the therium in the building materials and Reformed Church. Sat. May City have announced the, birth de la Jade C i ] ae = 2 t 437 wid avg Jel, 7S dividend of 25 cents as compared Me Institute of Radiophysics. says re-;were the mam sotirce of the 1g League of Catholic Women °*"*"* b Br. u oa 8 i ; ; wea ceibas »AKUre : % . ort anch House Rej ects lke’ SL “eet 3 eraded with 50 cents paid in the three The Royal Swedish Academy of searchers ‘did not find any. dif- radioac Cony me asured by Dr. g-. om Ade ae mp etre poy Re Oe edi A extia large 44, large previous quarters. The stock im- Science has come up with the ferences in the state of health of Hultqvist. Ventilation sharply re-; Natt Sie Harold Northrop of seed po d od that duced t ounts of radioactivity Rummage sale, Sat, Lobby of ‘ Ai d R eg oiade A extra large 43. large mediately dropped between 3 and broadest study of home radio‘ those thousands examined that ducec le a ’ ee | Osteopathic hospital, formerly: Almont 40 " "Grade ‘3 jarge 36°, tivity: yet made It includes'could be traced back to different in a simple way. A gus a. Sti = und Mrs Pebo 1 Zenero of _Aimont c t ket 4 points ‘activity - 7 ~ —Adv Arms | equest eak Orer “pir RE. iberal ‘e = ss v air blew out most of the radio- | Pontiac Hotel AGV. are parents of @ daughter, Susan Joan. bar densome remains dull House ¢¢ move Trade not aggressive an Bome offerings discounioa Undertone lacks confidence WASHINGTON im — Foreign Affairs Committee today The data on the natural radioactivity jradiation levels in their homes. Pacific Gas & Electric fell away Measured in about 1,000 homes in Scientists do not know as yet if, around a point after directors pro- 13 Swedish cities. active gases radon and thoron If your friend's tn jail —| bail Pls FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031., Mr and Mrs Robert Aitken of Piint and needs have announced the birth of a daughter, Renee Dayna Mrs. —— is the former . rye rf iwith lung cancer says he gave up + BAe TSMOKINg TIMsel’ soon after he re- . ‘ported his eines i eae guilty to reckless driv-, 2 sta | Fe ee IX of == he Siang ia ndividiials edt TMT choice. T stoned five -years ago.” @ . F piled £2 i f y Ae = - i fr 4 | Ky « ~ : | = Cosey ue es . | ; . : 4 i” ; ~ | ee ~ | . * a | ~ / i - aye 4 o \ - : , a : * i . ~ je A2 ‘ if J ‘ | = | we 5 < A i ‘ ; (en, € ¢ . : , 8 ; I ee j nar . a ; ‘ £ me ¥ - ; < 4 : . Z 4 . - ’ a Sy 5 ade ‘ DO! oes DON ET A , ‘ \ ] . | SIXTY-TWO - os . _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 17,1956, | | re 7 ep : 4 . : ; _ : “Notes of Special Assessment: INDEX... ' | Funeral Directors 4 Help Wanted Male 6), _ Help | Wanted Female Jy so dro t Agencies 8A 8A Building Service 12! Garden Plowing 16B) __ Television Service _22 at en | et ee - td PPI IR ING om | RPO nt we Nel EAA A 5 Recap on State Street. TO : ; ; nae scale NIFIED SERVICES (GHT SHOP WORK ENCED WOMAN FOR -1 CEM OCKS, Jha I - pu Pelice’ Bers Clare Ferrel, clas.) CLASSIFICATIONS ms KIRKBY ___ tat Crooks Rd “eeerel wars between 2 and DEPART ENT heen footings -OAn 8-344). oft, ROTOTILLING a | DAY, OR a oe * MIDDLEAGED “MARRIED MAN) _#, Live ‘ RG eee ADDEHIONS. GARAGES.- ATTICS | ence G, Backus, Joan E. Myers. La Funeral _ Home—FE ¢1882 wika im Must have recent Se MANAGER _ Fast, REASONABLE FE_2-0077. ANNOUNCEMENTS an st | . . Aa 4 finished) Recreation rooms and EXPERT 1 TV § ga RVICE. A Wasted. raves —— oe eaters, eas, ] felerences ee ere EM EXPERIENCED ier mature woman with) imsurasice repairs K & W Build- at PLOWING, DRAGGING AND “makes Service calls 9 to 9 Jae rigg, W. &. & Robt. I L. ¢ fo Memoriam OOMEES-DIDIE) saeaillvetween sacs o"pim. * ae = ence in selling ‘and super-|_ ers. PE S216 PE 44108. light bulldosing. FE S874 or FE) Cox. Television 403 8. Sagine. ¢ Land Co, Tony Clark | Flowers TNT ee ‘ HOUSEKEEPER work. Excellent earnings ALMOST ANYONE CAN LAY 5-0410 FE 54-4620. : \ & F. Spadafore, J. H. Perry vis,/ Funeral Directors FUNERAL HOME ursing Alae with good future MIDWEST. ale BRICK AND BLOCK ‘ALL POWER LiFT EQUIPMENT | GUARANTEED TV REPAIR’ ANY H. Crow, Ida Schapman, Carrie Cemetery Lots 5 \mbulance Servce Plane o: Motor Single. For country home, 2 tn) PONTIAC STATE BANK ae | But if you want quality: Work-| plowing, disking, leveling an¢d/ yam _FE ¢0736. NDON'S Williamson, Hillis A. Swansey, Delmas) puPL OYMENT $3q9, Floors. basements EM | ROTO - TILTING LAWNS AND | LOST. MALE AIREDALE, BLACK CU CTE, Rent Office Space 1... - 41 APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN aut) APPLY HOUSEKEEPER OR MAID 25 TO Engineering a CUSTOM BUILDING. — te PT gardens OR 3078 endl broweyAnamers| so) Did Lot May 17, 1956 ger Rent Mincelloneour | (2 refrigeration ser nee ery : $5 for light “housekeeping | No) 0416) _Rancing. Modernizing. FE_4-5470 | OTRACTOR) WORK Nuno: | {S) Vicinita ot Uae Saou & E rienced only mi : A i 2 u AT = Fl a oo ca H. Sls. . ee lide pe? GiglS CARE) see Slates | Employment Office niyo Prt tomvand etn =. é ARE B R CE N ir R D & M BLDG. SERVICE Gardens “heluding power rake => $6225 Reward . Notice of Special -Assessment: for Sale Lake Froperty . “# ALFRT. FULL TIME | | week MI 44095 Bl Riker “Bldg _ FE 80416) ADD. A ROOM AT LOW COST | _O Gates PE 5-356 LOST pOLASSES ae BIFOC POCALS ; '' For Sale Resort Property .. 44a **'- 4 a an ION” : JEWEL HOME SHOPPING DIVi- Z . 5 VEST SIDE pr Gwine G & GRAD-| on Premont or or : Recap on Osroun Street, SivurSaniPropertii ros Oe eee | PONTIAC sion has opening for two ladies to, Instructions — ees ROORING ES DING aes ee Also black dirt & manure | _¢8682 00 To: City of Pontiac, C aller q p FoF Saie Lots ae Cpe ra pals Rood aubore i ee | advertise groceries LF you qualify | Doe rwEnane BUILT GARAGE, _FE 44228 _LOST - MAY 2ND LIFE LONG Borst, Whizzer Motor Co. Arthur Bun Fer Sale Acreage Pee AT pay gle i | MOTOR your pay should be im excess of} KOREAN VETS AND AND BREPZEWAYS CALL GE| = a pet of ll yr old son, 10° yrs. Jas. “Breckenridge, Fred Byrd, Fior. Fo" Sale Farms vonegee | ts J $75.00 per week for 30 to 35 hours | 2-824 FE 2-700 EVES OR- ___Laundry S$ Service 18 old. Lerge German shorthaired anso Breckeurides. Garsia y* Pride oe B Pe acre eee ie ns BARBER, Fi FULL OR PART TIME | DIVISION per week WO Bee : NON-VETS $0276 pointer, io Ibs et ae ee or Leas 5 . z Fs Ppitalivation, medica) aric € | ms = = y he color, W spot om chest, reel od peeeee eeepe Vers, Felipe For Sale or Exchange ........ 50 BARBER WANTED STEADY ape | surance Call OR 3-2640 between panel ei Bey jobs 2 KEKS. ELECTRICAL L SERVICE FHA. Ua See ee A Ball tireheaal awores silsetichoke sai arses Par, jai pea ee qn sie Owens, 1460 Baldwin Ave | Gunet : 9pm. ask for Mr. R. Me-) DRAPTSMEN, Oa - DIE DE. bet ie FE 6.361 we ectr’ | _ Laundry. Phone PE 2-810 chain when lost near Haggerty end tine Motor Div. Erriest sings) Opporvanities 0. <=). BUTCHER AND COUNTER MAN GLENWOOD AVE none SIGNERS or TOOL ENGINEERS | — 7 Z ntlac ¢@ trail. : w. mgen. Perc C ieeen Hubert’ gale Land courecis 52 “Must be reliable and capable of PONTIAC, MICHIGAN NEAT: APPEARING GIRL FOR) No previous aslae or special ELECTRICAL WORK FREE ES FOR facet ls AUNDRY SERV 42054. 3160 Haggerty Rd. Walled Barnes, Fras & Carita Anast, Pong rp joes a a tenn full charge af market. MA light office work ‘real estate: | education ulred. _Investigate|_timates. Phone FE a DORs Go| ao tee _Lake. _—— oh: ’ “Mortaage a8 2008 “Must be good typist and work; our Tadistita co-operative pro- FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS) LOST. ENGLISH SETTER, WHITH, Snyder, Peciies , covington. viene oon geen HANDISE oy BARBER PULL OR PART TIME. NO YOFFS mestepane pisassn surroundings tam, Veterans must bring | er) @ specialty. Carl L Bills, FE sone gy Meo NING, DONE IN brown ticked. éa93 Soutaward, We Cateman ae co White Ow! Express estedceeceereens 932 Mt Clemens s OF FE $17] 32 a LA one EM 3- See eee | fetion- DD-214 : terfor s &. 2. mt. Rose Felice, Mary Heitsch, gen, |For Ba relies rd onda 2 BOYS 17 TO WORK AT LAWN! Unusual opportunity for right man NURSES, REGISTERED. ALL| C. W. ee m of FLOOR LAYING, SANDING, FIN. Ca FE #1910 Lost; PET COCKATIEL. GRAY Ben Maianeld, Salvador Chavez, Wi. | Sale Househo BCoRES HOE ntin stead: ork. Call in, ‘2 oe insurance business If you, shifts, excellent conditions Many _Priday, ay D | ishing. 12 Yrs. Exp. Guar. wor! Landscaping 18A| and white, vivid orange spots on Nam ad “Si Owen B. Cryer, Olan Valentine G: steeeee eee, SB) Cu = 7-30 rae x n63 Jones| Want to better yourself and have) fringe benefits Highest salaries Tiday, May 18 10am to 8 pm yress estimates. Leo & Bob, FE pend with yellow crest. Answers Centers, Willam J Hettsch, Joe Estrada <™9s Cite oe a Raaneae Pontiac Alr “courage, write brief oersonal“his-| paid” Vacation with th DAY pAbply LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE-| 3.1595 w pee “Peter Pan.” Reward, OR = Alfarad #40. ut 0 Finnegan, 5° T Sale Miscellaneous hes Can DRIVERS oreo AnD | FY. to Box 14. Pontiac Press|. at once, Nursing Offic WAY AT “SAFEWAY DRIVER FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND BANDING AND ALL LAWN CARE, riplind © $1001. phe aera Gatley (Sale Musical Goods - €2) “part time 26 or over. Apply 438/ New Company Orgainzing | ~Ostepatnic_ Hospital PE Pas Res, eiees! Cnlening ee ene icipree FOUND: YOUNG COCKER 8PAN- _ Lee, Har- saie Office Equipme.t 63 Orchard Lake 3 to 6pm, oy ese SG in # g PARISH BECRETARY. AN UN. Bus. FE 2-328) Ree_ EE Modern) sauipmmect i eesti work. AIRPORT AREA UX tiont DOZER. Liatedates _tel, Tol-Huron vicinity, FE §-2136. irridge, pM R . Needs 3 men experience 4 timates, John Taylor. | — any t Martin pa dais srectagieieear (eS CAR DRIVERS. NIGHT GHIPT) ciaity saige ip Pontiac ore. Call] wsusl opportunity for e personable) “Work Wanted Male IC 10] (ceo encase ChAMM-d alan Dec (FING EERE || Lost (MALE COLLIE. VIC_CEN- Barnes, Robert Sitts, Mor- nana tirarel & Dirt ae a. only Part time eos full Mme} Jack et PE 28000 00 ing and genera! office experience, | ~~~ ~~ ~ FL siete BANDING. PAINTING EX-| ice Within 28 miles of Pontise.| ter & Willerd “Sandy.” PE 21437. ley Ba Buch, Charles Brown. Pontiac wood. Coal & Fuel ¢7) Inquire 10) W_ Mur REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT-| to assist minister in Church office’ [Al CARPENTER WORK NEW aie? and interior FE. 6-338 | Topsoil and sod, FE 8-3601. Lost —- RED BILLFOLD SAT. Kolumbian op & Eve M Shanahan, Plants “Trees, Shrube 63 CARPENTERS, Enon ONLY.| ed. Alert, experienced to handle). Good hours and Working condi-/ repair FE 44210 ee GQ LAYING ~ FIN | ‘COMBINED FORCES LANDSCAP-| 10 Kresge.. must have important a, C. Brown, Harold Stover, For Sale Pets c.se-s, 6@ long range program Featherstone] new brick development in City |: tion Phone or write Rev- FE A!a, MAINTENANCE CARPENTER LOOuaSARDIN Ay rr: ingulspring (clecnllup by vexperte! papers tn billfold Call FE 8-3798 paenacen h Tyee, Masikowset mete Dogs Trained. Boarded ..,......70 eee of yao: Sacto 56 project |- of comes Sewers, water, and peoped * hie vag ss @ yrs hospital experience. Top f'.14 nD) rE ohas3 LOST LADY'S RED BILLFOLD * ac ucille Camp- "h ee Wayne or Jac pa v Ln ure ochester Mic «| { ne * 2-0392 a rere 8t. Charles, Wm J. Tucker ae cee ca vise eeeces 1) CARPENTERS ROUGH. UNION REGAL REALTY co z 6-1661, between hours of 6 00 sor 3SOUrD LIKE ANY KIND (GENERAL Lp BUILDING | REPAIR Oe | e7 vont eet Sat moming. FE Hightower 9 O oniee thes et See are Cen Pee eens misserst oe een ea ROR BARY: (CCl nerY (© 01708) 182 Gardez tering and” tle work "PE €2700,| building FE 28712 of FE ¢6810 | Lost MAY IC BLAGK ANGORA F) ¥ § C rs = oe = oe — 5 . - Pelice, C PF Darling, Joyp Rankin | pam’ ‘Poultry “Oh Ganpewe RAILROADS NEED MEN ane & light housework OR ———— | and cabinet work es specialty, OL; 433 6 Cass FE eat FE 2-8946 | 17-8273 and Humphrey, Biham. Reward the & the Spectel Acmaetl agus min oe! DIE MAKERS AND OPERATORS PRESSER | 1-6515 sp. HOUSE MOVING — FULLY FORD TRACTOR FRONT LOAD. fr en iarge) mhether ides) or p eguipenea made by ihe City Assessor for | AUTOMOTIVE ure men: caly bya pares) REQUIREMENTS | Experienced on machine pressing CARPENTER. REPAIRS ALTER- equipped FE 48450 v _A_Young.| er and beck biade. for grading —*!!ve _ the on which breehpldion Lares Pages| Ost Bale Housetratlers on. less oo Sco” Hn) jim ae Te ee een sd | Aoeis Fox Dry Cleaners Tla W- ea ps service. Weatherly jos FE MING FLOOF aS Ra ore tenes for rent by the | Lost one me meee ae oT Rent Trailer Srace i . {| Huron _ ee | Whe and!n intshing 155 thon ue. Se, 4 Fertas cee” opectal auto Acessso-tes. ee seine eid we ita wena PRIVATE CARPENTER AND ABINET | _ Ph FE 24605 Ee &. -YARD “WORK | _ward_ ad Ae) —_ inch aap ite r Sale Motor. DIE LEADERS t " Paes § SS work OG ae Le JOUNT TAYLOR LICENSED +0179 oa | LOST TOON “PET WANT TC TO fated ‘wort on ¢ Genes bree Sale Motor 8.ooiers =. caps and eels eee ad or training SECRETARY : Murdock FW 2786) FLOOR CONTRACT OR, ROTOTILLING GARDENS AND| give ohe home? FE 5-8290 to Sanford Street is por pare Benet ca Lifetime. Securit}, pay wheck twice] IX Co ay CAVING -SANDING-FINTaHING | —'STT_OR 3.2900 and PE sim _ Michigan Animal Rescue League peeieal hele msrenee for publie 0-/ poats & Accessories ; 8 DIE MAKERS leslie olaricteore Posie woAmanll BIRMINGHAM (GARPENTER WORK ALL KINDS 2410 CRA eee Cea EOE peal “Hobbies & Supplies _24A ym | na i Netice ts also hereby aiven that the |For Sale Airvlanes ONLY “cations, funy paid Hospital and Pian noe open Os orivate nee! ral _ John Featherstone FE LE C “3 RE NOHING SODDING AND AERDINd eta ACK | | ice Commission and the Assessor of the City \Wanted Used Cars 18 po YOU HAVE TA Lona Drive, Medical Pian and MENT Ag fetary to executive in well-estab-| ie NEW OR SERVIGE dirt and top sot] turn FE 22630. | "BY gumber sete sleet per Hshed Bham organiza‘ion Tats te CARPENTER W( WORK to fit) BACK RAST Ost 19 East of Pontiac, will meet in the Commission | wanted Used Trucks... 8 INTO DETRO.-T ACH DAY?| Pension Plan. PLACEME in said City, on the 22nd day! Cottmincmenee ES ey c WOR 8URED by written-contract upon repair. No fob too small or too Se tle ts aks completely instailed | soD Se "root bal tates’ ec" ving Por eale Tracks Mh) idea rd Mone nave Mone fompictng tuning gualipine you Setcricn, opportunity for Cxpe:| femal fe Wo, tem amallor £5) Sete tants ccmoitely tated SOP isereg op can oleh ap ater | _tetitiee MENTO sal ment, at which| — = ai SH-| for Age Operetor, or money. -| 3-760. FE 81014 FE 4-3400 AA iaganin 50486 fiv pm At 212 E£ Biv TIME FOR HUNTING AND FISH. x seeking a change from cally com ell al can Complete landscaping not Jotices | & Persea 25 time and place opportunity wit be given : ING. ETC? refunded Interviews — Friday.) muting to Detroit. Pleasant CABINET MAKER A AND CARPEN, . Sr WU ork ; Sn ee eee all persons tne: heard = 2 We have permanent positions for, May isth. Hours 1000 am _ to! mosphere tm a setting of friend ter Kitchen & apecialt re Masonry ae ement oF WHITE'S, re Aes - eae eee ” apap May 16, 1956. e ices qvaliiied jeaders and die makers pm - 80 pm to 1000 coworkers Write Box 79 psaaphd 45000 | T C THOMPSON 2 eS Cd ABA PRIVATE DETECTIY Do. ‘TOOS Consider these points Dm. Contact Mr (illlette Wal- ean . 805 Fenmore FF. 5-5223 “Top soft and fil dirt. —mestic ar criminal PE eat ADA BR EVANS 1 Stabl i cctavtisned: wut| Aver! Motel if wmersiod bring wifes) tte elrine porn easel enume ot COLLEGE GRAD _PART TIME, 4805 Fenmo __ LanDecurna inal PE. $5201. . able we estadlits fs nut | 4 a r irement.. Sores eg eae Fu : City Clerk ~~~ | growing company |_ tf under 21 bring parent Sno) sees “Guneme now and full summer position Oo 1G OLN Carre aed 3-338 Aerotred Knapp Shoes May 17. 1956/LIVERNOTS. MAY 16 1956 BRAT-| Well diversified work not de-|~ PRC chon “li a - > = rARD vAY iIRADINO | Fred Herman - ROFTITABLE SUMMER EMPLOY. me Proofing LE 3474.6 . YARD *# DRIVEWAY iRADING * — = wot wicoetiadl top cee ma a: egcat ‘on ihe aut ndustey SIE IOS cee or ARCS TEACHER rine FE saent WANTS PAINT: PLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR jm! back filling 7E §-35s8 | rea rport ee On Fone West Bloomfield Twp age : « Bee : | OR COLLEGE 8TUDENT maljor- ern FF 70231 5 AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 10, - Notice of Intention to Construct, lott) Wife of Baward “ jobportunities ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A! ing in early elementar: duce. EXPERIENCED AT GARDENING Ver Keller Moving & Trucking 1 19 11's. N Saginaw PE 40539. Tuc’ Livernols, beloved daughter of Emplove Benefit program. JOB THAT NEWER GROWS, tion For ems ia call 6 2 work one day weekly FE PAPF RING PAPE R Me FMOVED, ~ | {00 WEDDING INVITATIONS. $7.80 780 = Gutter ‘on Nebraska aver Mr and Mrs. Charles W dan- Cdk Eas DUIT? UNLIMITED ne Gilbert, WOodward 1-3737 +7040 : .. plaster patching painting general Ja. MOVING TRUCKING aoop| s therland Stud} born dear mother of Kenneth’ 6 AND MO8T Nae phe POSSIBILITIES AN OPPORTUN + aaa tepaire Wall washing FR 5-9017 ; | Sutherla 18 W Huron nue, A Kleyn Puneral service will) W¢ Ste large enough to have ITY TO LEARN $500 TO $1000 REFINED Ele al TIAN GIRL For EXP 4 CARPE ee aoe RING AND Patcuina | Sthyte, EM +8253 of FE 63971. | _ Printed nevains = rea. service be held Sat May 19 at 2 pm| steady program but «mall eel PER MONTH IF YOU HAVE Aj housework be good work. Work Reliab $8325 PLASTE Bo : J oe | DURA-CLEAN YOUR RUGS AND poe are way Nerey notified that at a Kody tad toa i Home| %© CARE about the INDIVIDUAL, CAR. ARF 21 TO 4s YEARS oF! er Fond of children ref- EXPERIENCED GRADER MAN ee A-) HAULING ag PICKUP 4 ANY- UPHOLSRERY FREE. EST. FE ihe cx . ey . Mubionieeas La) Hel me eee ree ene his tob ‘ 6c AGE. NEAT IN APPEARAN ICE, erences Live tm § days MI- 7030 Elizabeth Lake Rd RO SNYDER ELQORE! se | thing FE 5- _ 21772 of ntiae, chigan he ay ‘3 cel ace write Bos No at the! > 4604) 7 Sand! and finishing Phone =e nn = a 108d by Fesolution It was declared to, “ffictating Cremation at White. pontiac Press giving your name | Ber ee TINO UE EUBI ICH FREE ESTIMATES - CARPENTRY pose ‘ ° At “MOVING “HAULING | DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. hey be the intention of the City Commis: Chapel Memorial Park. Mrs | address phone number and past) Sey egret as Ona SALFSLADY FOR PART TIME seebinet Work, oda) jobs FE 2-0552 ssa ees e ee OE ST SERVICE Mrs Burns FF 2.8814 63 Mark. | construct curb. gutter, grade | ae be at the Pursley; work experience Your Present) 17 AT oats OR 118 SHARP Act Gaeta eeee Cee OE rome TRENCHING AND _ ete any EAD EXPERIENCED SPENCER_ COR- weed and pln work on Nebraska uneral Home, _| employer will NOT be contacte Tot. nt 5 Stapp's Family Shoe Store 924 92028 cr FE ote EL . \ | Setiere = Winnifred M. Odgers Areaeeg Ne geecimens Drweraze te COVINA SHAY 1s iste anmpa’ Soleorie, tas here Meme cho). OST THIS wi iroy “Siete Tolgrape AN, WANTS WORK OF ANY yy sirnoagg One omayl Stine te cimned | Sr Canal a. Gica fboch RE. © estimated cos ¢. 101 Auburn, beloved Infant thacbsep : feos sar + * Of $82,381.08, and that the pian, profile, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank - Makers please ruggest they con- SINGLE EXPFRIENCED FARM SECRETARY ‘PAINTING. AND, wal {PAPER RE_| 24 ASHES. RUBBISH O2 ANYTHING GET ACTIVE MAKE YOUR HOME and estimate of said improvement ts) Lovins, Prayer services were hela tact us = nape (108) ehandiisy (mond) Catt Dobat 2460 Busy one-girl office Shorthand es-) moved FE 2-2116 __ Building Supplies _ ae a Mage’ Anvume after 4 ORiando; attractive with Fina Foam ru: en file for public inspection , this afternoon at the Brace-| ESTIMATOR-SPECTAL TOOLS Dutton Rd Rochester sential Legal experience helpful 6: uatping Sone DONE REAS | Hee eS is | Sod upholstery cleaner. Waites It t further intended to construct) srinith Funeral Home Interment, E=panditig machine tool butider, | — Good salary Pleasant surround. P)UMBI Bes a | BRIK( RE LE ' ASHES: AND | RUBBISH HAULED. __Nations said fmprovement in accordance with! in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery | located m North Suburbs of De- | TOOL MAKER ings FE 58-0416 PlininInG @ on Ow Nites | Word's mot medech masons anviime FE ———_ the plan, motte eed eee ene Arrangements by Btace-Smith proposal writing aa ee ances im TYPIST GENERAL Erie es —— Px SIN Thter Take Brikerete PRANK JOHNRON = “HAULING, | . In Debt? 2d bases * ‘4 Euners | Mome) ee 7; fy wel s rae Job shop expertence preferred, work y Peoples 1287 8 Commerce Walled Lake moving Wil pick up anything spectal assesament according. to” front- |= oN masa to quality 10s ist * PLASTERING AND PATCH PLAS- 2 | age and that all of the lots and iparcets| UC aon ' DE Sry 18. 3966 Gipetienced ~ aFaginaw —————| tering OR 5-487 , | LMA 42675 FE S42 000° " vou are baring trouble meet q lem | oN ? Ng your payvmen Sebnaehe hectare UAT NteT Shale PITIMUER Vep age te. uelored| toot ee eeceerrae machine UNUSUAL ! [ROCHESTER WINDOW W ___ Business. Services _ 13 Siri Ghene Om cere I Ge lider mice ater ee cone: vard to How Averiue shall constitute! husband of Bernice Booker; dear considerable customer contact ‘snd OPPORTUNITY | oon lemise cess, © ae = 15528 eves a | sereeioak) ey ae 8. Owe oes’ s assessment district to defra father of Mrs Gordon Lint,| some travel Your reply must be REPAIR ne a f At FAVETROU Gree FURNACF | HAUL EVERYTHING IMMEDT. ove Oaklan eater b 8-0456. hap mela assessment a cost and ray| Donald and Robert Lussenden;| im your own handwriting, Box 89 | ! omen. win emoion ae resi Washing Bob Rogers, leaning and repairs, Reas. ie ate service oh ‘State FE 5-1972 ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. Zo 3 tq @ hrs early evenings, — —— 291? NCINFRATORS CLEANED asH| Mav 15. 1936 I win not be respon- $7134.68 of dear brother of Earl Lussenden Pontiac Press Must be licensed electrician sible for any debts contracted by penses thereof and that and Miss Helen Lussenden Fu-|¢XPERIENCED GROOM FO LIVE Good opportunity for ambitious men nd r 00 f Fi BLO 2MEIELL WALI. CLEANERS” ° bbish cleanup FE # i t ortu 0 ! ‘ - : v othe y Nor: a earq as much as $1 bed Work Ww Vanted emale I ie r_rubbis ! S114 an ther than myself Norman oe ered cost and arenes thereof | Werallscisicolewiit ehel(acialerr paths : teenie ai wits csiaalle. gecesne a | at sha!ll be paid from the Capital Improve- i in xperience ac an als ow! company week No tnvestment no canvass- — § and windows easonable | ment Pundiana that $468 00 the eatlcnat.| May 18, at2 pm fromthe Thayer) tive tn Bloothfield Open Hunt, Daniels Manufacturing Corp asi7 ing. no collections no dciteerien Pree est No obligation FF 2-1631 LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING Tavior Jr, 1581 Petrolia, Pon- ed cost of sewer stubs shall be defrayed Puneral Home with Rev Lloyd _ Club MI 6.2881 2 Orchard Lake Rd _ Mra Merz, OR 39746 2 WOMEN WANT wats wae AP PL | AN. p cE R Vy 1 E| Bu ubbish te Sonat fill dirt | ttac, Mich ¥ special assessment against Lots 94) Shue officiating Interment tn «| TOOLMAKERS MILL HANDS. WALLED LAKE HOUSEKEEPER —!°% 8"¢ Cleaning FE 7.02727 C RMIC pili (ON AND AFTER THIS DATE to 98 ine?, 172. 173. %8 Mocewe ra. Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens bianchard hands jig and fixture § dais @ week. 40 hrs No laundry ALL IRONINO st BU. PICK UP We service all makes of automatic “HIGHT HAULING ANYWHERE. |. 515-1956, I wilt not be responsible Estates Sub | Graveside service under jhe aus- butlders wanted Days and nivhts | 1 meal to prepare Home nights | 8"d delivery | day sercice FE washers: wringer washers refrig-. anv place FE 2-6685 | for any debts contracted by any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pecs of Parmington Lodge F&A DESIGNERS Artco Inc 2910 Indianwood Rd.| Must have local references. 30 82316 —_.| fiators, radio cleaners and all TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB-| other than myself, Mariuel B. That the Commission of the City of Mr Lussenden will He tn state _Take Orion _ _| _@ week Call’MArket 43201. ‘APARTMENTS OR HOMES TO. ¢'¥Pes of small apr aoc ROY 8S jbich Anytime. Cheap FE 81770 | Lathon 35 Deland Ct. Pontiac, Pontiac. Michigan will .meet tm the) at {the Thayer Funeral Home ; TROUBLE. E SHoOOo] ER 1 | Clean for working. peonie West 46 Oakla Ave FE 2-402) Max WITH 9, TON PICKUP FOR | Mich eee Commission Chamber on May 22 1956 at _ Farmington Mien 0 | nN Waitress & Grill Copk | side preferred FE 2-001 ACE THEF SERVICE REMOVAL bite general hauling FE 8-3534, |ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. @ o'clock pm to hear suggestions and M QUAID MAY 16. 1956. ORRIN CHECKERS To check precision alr craft bets Experienced Pay work no Sun- BABYSITTING. BY HE {HOUR end ATR TG na Get our bid. FE “after 4 0 all day Sat & Sunday | i will not bé responsible for any objections that may be made by parties, T 235 N Rerkshire Rd age 51 and” co-ordinate our inspect! lon days or holidays Dixie Diner ‘Part or full time FE — | debie contracted by anv other interested beloved husband of Carolyn Me with our customers Must have! Birmingham. MI 4-364 Sori NGM AGT ALL es OP FouNTaIn Pens) OO DELL CART AGE |: than’ myself. ‘Aron Hays. a1 wo 1007 - Quaid. dear father of Carol Ann knowledge of tooling and process. ¢ a1 : : _ BABYSITTING WASHINGS ‘AND Fepaired by factory tratned men Local and Lo Dist. Moving | _ Prospect. Pontiac, Mich Dated: May 1€, 1956 UAiald, (dear wemher of. bre ‘ ing Job shop experience helpful WAITRESS AND KITCHEN HELP iro TTR Eee Le GE ae stag Geese _ Painting & << e FE 56806 © | SPECIAL SHAMPOO STYLE-AND yAN | «7 : FY . Pontiac Lake Inn 7890 Highland | 2-6866 | 3 : cre nting Phone FE 5-6 STYLE AND 2 ADA R_ EVANA | Charies Hawley, Mrs Galen ne opportunity for competent _ ath { Office Supnly cx Law- — Dandruff treatment $225 Mani- Cite Clerk | Wendell and Mra —Alan Robert, man to advance with smati and WAITRES8§ MUST BE EXPERI. DAY WORK OR BY WEFK ASK) tence sro). & Pr ams I REDUCED” R. \TES cure $1 Cold waves $450 Dor- growing | | Writ 4 re) o Se — . ee May 17, 1956) son Funeral service will be ped loca ee rite Pon- suced Must be oxer 21. FE. for Georgte _Tem ‘tee FF 45894 CHIMN] V4 aN ‘Large van to nerve you Smith othy’s 590 N Perry FF 2-1244 d = ——j Pri May 18 at 10 am from M h tlac Press Box B 5-806 PERIEN PRACTI- | is % EX CE | Moving FF. 4-4 w st o e Hit Catho ec. ( Y USED CAR PORTER GOOD PAY W EF E’ n 7 ot kind 1 neludine d. hildre r Hugo of the Hills ath ie p | D CAR P¢ Nes ic D PA OMAN FOR GEN HOUSEWORK cal nurse Referen oe OL, 42477 all Kinds w apec.alty incluct youn. ex PEE RIENCED | t c n to Boa rd 26 ee eer More for home than lence WISHES DAY WORK FE, SEWE kh “ cm i ACN ING me fill dirt and rubbish ait furore buvers Cash waiting. 5 @ and that all of the lots and parce!s Phvitis Valley. Sally and Gilcria| for deliveries Must have chauf- 10-12; - 5-8 pom = 7 TWO Notice of Intention to Construct, CP! ch Recitation of. th Steady work OA and care of 2 children More for EL DERLY LADY DFSIRES LIGHT) ‘leaning Also all kinds of bri eR” jurniture. movers wor Se Curb and Gutt Liberty Steet Sparks-Griftin| wAnres DFSION a home than wages FE 4 housework tn Pontiac home itor Pairing wane and” ig sod ae truck destteliwerkWevecine se sat) | CARE FOR cuit IN pes ror utter op L Md et. ners Experienced automation machine, WOMAN FOR GENERAT, oPrice| adults onty FF 2-7144 2 sas ane ma oral, Suns | Modest rates OLive | home MY_ 2-655 You are eee nocres that at » | MENZEL AY 15, RICHARD W SF conmevon Abpiy Airway Prod] sock, a days wk Reply giving GENERAL €LEANING BY THE-- sesso ozo anytime. * exe ae OR 2 CHIE~ ei eer ie * = ~ > L Er | € = = a = J + 3c bs vee : cae WALL BY Machine FREE* aml 7 Tegular meeting of the Commission of-—2014 Mont Reva: age 16 beloved! CIRGLE ine —A803__Highiana_Rdé_} age. : ‘ete Pontiac! Call between 6 OW and 7 00 4 =. FE 7-062 SS Sontiee: MEME HOS, Sea aT iF Wondw ard Su8 or FF 44si0) Press Box 8 | SS a ae for Fr ganze Bo lob) fro) vit lorjamall Trucks to ent i cold ( 18: 1904 by resolution it was declared to\ Menzel’ deat brother of Mrs DESIGN (WANTED MAN WITH LATE MOD- WOMAN GENERAL HOUSEWORK | Pearl Wid. Household Goods 5 27 be the Intention of the City Commis-, J%queline Blonde Funeral ser-| IND : el car No experience necessary © Plain cookins No iaundry 3- ONIN . BUSHEL EXP eee TREF TRIMMING —& TRUCKS TRACTO sion fo construct curb gutter grade. ‘ice will be held Fri May 18 ati Part er ful-itime Cali FE 2-643: adultes Otte 2-001 “TRO ING. of aA wart FF TDAY: Fem -sval Ph FE 5-6597 or OR! AND E ULPMENT FU —~ and gravel and related work on Liberty) $3 pm from Sparks-Ciriffin| CO * for interview ‘WANTED GIRE TO Do TELF let OE oe fon pis awe Tisitonmstan ed! IRNITU RE Se DED Street from Henderson Street to John. Furetal Home with Rev Ra! a ie | YOUNGS MENT & VETS phone’ soliciting Exp gnueierred TRONINGS $3 A ia . PICKUP FAVE ATROUGHING NFW AND ah ase Se mitreli Entire home or odd Get the gon Avenue at an estimated cost of a eee hy Beets : Il4 Ss W i | NG MEN & VETS but not necessary FE, $-0871 _SAd deliver FE 2-5979 repair. fiachings cuct work. metal me Tr ees an Treaty. auers top doliar Will buy outright or $1754143. and that the plan proftte erry vemetery r tize Ss. HOU Ware y TRAVEL = = BONINGS $24 BUSHEL | Diapier boxes furnaces —e! Viti eee pee we ; == gf ee te and a ote @-Amprovement_te_on 10 ire rcrs an LEONG ania errata ate Tara tration ee eee tat mod EM_ 35-5004 | And repaired. free estimates. 1 | ‘Ontiac aah and “Sale Phone OR 3.2717. 7 nspection 1 ome | 2 . . . a. ttaeeling New York, Michigan re-; 7 ow n and M Sheet metal FR 5-0313, « oT eae FOR QUICK DISPOSAL OF ALL Tt bei) further intended to construct SEBASTIAN MAY iS. 1956 JOHN| Tener Much.” sorts No experience necescary | care of home for room and board EADY WANTS cr FANING® BABY 24 hr service Titer Mantes | ‘Industrial Tractor Co, vour household goods eal! MYr- seid improvement In accordance with William Sr 14l', Oekiand Ave. Desospartad i) pen ianed immeat I WANTEO WOMAN Fok BARY.. FE 2-3a32 orcs ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE op Bate | 8 WOODWARD He 2-521 the plan, profile and estimate, and that age 54 beloved husband of Anna! fee cory verace > ———— Airing & rewind! 18 a en Daily Ine indi Ae Sunday ! r ous B CTT etree eee cetraved by | [Mevaxtiai) (dear) (aiher of John exppnig SCEOTMAN ITO TRORK eh eee ie eae ie a as |Papy ee AES Wh! GEIS Ph _FE_ a pee Pik FE 4.0461, FE 1442 & ee SCOR : = . . \ , c iy bs Lj us Mi ne 7 AA ‘Looe oe M1 " ene apectal assessment according to front-! Jr and George Sebastian Mrs in lumber card end drive truck Dan McClellan Roneereny Hote! WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR — Es HAUL BLACK DIRT. GRAV. ONE OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST ges Can live in ff preferred | 5-5747 and fronting upon. either side of! Sebastian: dear brother of Rudy, feur’s ticense and furnish recom- .. 7 Liberty Street from Henderson Street Herman. Myra and Lila Sebas-| mendations Do not apply unless YOUNG MAN 21 TO 24 PREFER- Dh Parkdale \LADY WISHES WORK BY DAY bon ee Service FE 4202 a. =a WID. - USED DINETTE BETS to Johnson Avenue shal) constitute the ‘ian, Mrs Theta Nussbaum and! experienced. Northern Lumber S0!¥ singir with car .to train for. we-WaNT A MAID TO LIVE IN TN FF 8-3433 EXPERT TREE TRIMM™NG ae Painting & ‘Decorating 20 SET. special assessment district to defray Mrs Bertha Sailer Mr. Sebastian Co_ 740 Coo! han Te _ water softener service and” sales af { b t : piece living rm_ set, lounge chair, 813.393-18) of the cstimatea contend ca Mill Ube Gentition wie Reinier ‘a ‘ooley Lake position Leading National manu: | our it ceeant tere fe poms in Bir-- TYPING AND ‘CLERICAL WORK femoral Free Pee Batistac:| apt electric stove, studio eouch penses thereot and that 8416324 of, Hori! Puneral Hone “Cape FARM HAND ACQUAINTED WITH facturer Goad salary @hile han, ™ Th and take cerevof 2 cant qc” if 0%n home Expertencar ten guaranteed FE. ‘Al CUSTOM DECORATING, WALL! _brivate Phone FE ¢2159 the estimated enst and expenses thereof. Girardeay iMc for service Pee cattle and tractors. Call FE £0001 ing Reply with full details age child ena Neeaiaes ce Nea rel erene es of peces sets TE LAWN MOWER ata HIN E Dapeting Steaming service Com- WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES ahall be paid from the Capi'al Improve- bunta sl) (Funeral larcangementa ny after S pm __ education experience Box &9 on red cook Private, ak Lane +2687 after #3 i La muund and repaired: “FE €3387,' merce EM _ 3435 _of furniture Pnone FF 2-8523 ment Pund and that $45 00 the estimared 'e Huntoon Frrieral Home GRINDERS SURFACE GAUGES, Pontiac Press _ bath Usellof extra tiling roam CLERK FOR NOEL PORpMoTen S*ters nm 8 awa crstom “PAINTING. PAPER- cost of gewer stub shail be defrayed by WHITRECK (MAY 16 CLAUDE figs and fixtures Days $8 hr YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR with TV- Thure _and ‘Suns off Sv shift References FE $9993 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED hancing Paper removed Fisti- Ww td. Miscellaneous _B eostee Leanna eet ener st Lot 3 Keego Harbor. awe 82 cear father weer eG, ee “o “ana pene ee es Call Maes Sans MIMEOGER AEHING) TYPING SEC | sas rota acd, is are aS De ee elk = ssestor’s Plat No 38 Pata Se ms rence Squiers Gauge Co, 31 firginia Meat Market Birmin _fetaral Servi; EM 72842 zs & adarnl -37R0 7 ASTUR ‘0 5 NOTICE 18 HERERY+@IVEN Saciotee Olea a ae wr NU Mile Ra Berkley 7” ham (6 8 wont Te oo por GENERAL ie TEENAGE GTA wot Tp tikr LAWN MOWFRS HAND gh Pow. x i AINTNG INTERIOR REX: Pas The Tait Botarienn oF eontin ~ Kerpmmiseion of the City Of nec Puneral service wil be yeiq HOUSE TU HOCAE BLEACH YoUNa MARRIFD MAN WHO IS aptitude and like detatled paper DAbYS‘tting Job In afterrion Arnm — °f Fonrpeoed for rena Sipe tase nice BU icomest oe WAN TF. D “SMALL CEMENT WK: Comtahenon Chee will ws ne he Prt May 18 a! 230 pm tron 20 vra making $3. to $5 dollars, making te ANT) Pir.” work for ter and n MED | Serer M - ; _ we wisn pd Delghoore geAy! rom “provided tf desired Wene| AU TERATION WOMAN AND Fir +040 oe —————! Sore Ponting Presa: Box on > INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEG | Caliry “Box 15, PONTIAC Notice of Special Assessment: tes for ee einore Red rele “Box 70, Pontiac Presa Neal ty dats i WOMEN (WOMAN wrth HOSPITAL TRAIN. EASTERN GINNN c cect tae one PRESS 5 ‘ ; or thett many kind expres : antl sa BEAUTY COUNSETORS PART OR wee ‘ Fr eo Est! 7920. bi~ or too small Free estimates | 3 : Ho! Water Main in Peacock Avenue, '0ns of sympathy during our re JIG AND FIXTURE BUITDERS ht tne hoe while vou tearn 38 W {88, to work tm office ing, for tnvaild care ¥F : wet EE S18 ea re 8205 “" ae Mrerate 7 Trent. tal after © PE Clara Avenue and Fuller Street Werner ce tse Sen alley 08) Onsieoa) EE © Call We 2 07 Ere after «7 e elreraph 1 wiitrcake row CHTLOREN 1 P lastering Contractor lmaea S WALL WASHING & PAINT. | 2.99 . : ‘ — ——— ee BABY SIGTINGY © 08 ANT) LIGHT ; vour hame nights FR 5-5929 New & revair work All ma.’ ing Reasonable, FE * 2211, ‘J BEDROOM HOME DRIVING MELHCE oe ee Dea ie Flow ers” a Re ify PAN VETSIAND & housework. § days Commherce TE Help Wanted 8& youna LADY 21 DFSIRFS PART ta a races No fob “PAINTING AND Sees ee "distance ms Keego Aarbor Wil : nest "Godfrey, ee Ogos MA €210e ee ~~ ~ SARA time office work Ptevicus ex- OF eo: tater Ko) Withite PE 5-9589 F leace References FE 82228 T EF Lamoreau, Ward Pay: Areti aS arth . ; Sore = Se é z SA aot B Wood Dale Renn. Effie teil “Hart, ses UNSTAN: FLOW" RS hee Aa ee tons g CAPABLE” WOMAN FOR GENFE- AGENT WITH AUTO PONTIAC PR nares Erping ssherthand vetc Ey EMA INO AND St ATINGUE H 8 PAINTING AND DECORATING. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE _ DF- } = om A oe se 4 Ow urs W . q der Instruc ons al howusewerk or am ef 2 area Sii-erwere Alnminumware PP <-9465 00 0 ay Rae ci) - 376 bath tile or Mecr tlie ty the hour ire 2 bedroom ~* r flower We wes Owe Arann Herma fF oF 2am TLCENSED JOURNEYMAN Live tn FR 2Sae7 . Bibles, Rugs Drapes Etc, Bud- young WOMAN WITH 1 au p Se eid oF tob” Free estimates, 41 work j flat unfurn I enidcen! West wide Wood, Antonio E Morales Wm A uneral Directors 4 plumbers Apply Pontiac Press CAR HOP AND WATTRESSFS AP wet plan highest commissions Wishes domest') toh live AMS & RINDING CLIPPERS, guaranteed Ca FE 21008 | | preferred 2280 Pitch, James wile: Bierence Me Fel : + Rie cereen) ater | Selig mas) a ene Moe pelcrne, Ones BLw Ack PE N08) ce) ee seen 5 FE 2 8003 PAINTING INSIDE AND ONT PEOFESSIONAL WOMAN, SINOLE Brown, Dora I tame St Recira ATR AMBULAN ROUN wact INF aN Fo! ISTOM Torby's Drive-In 2790 Auber Ra goods Appiy, Salesman: : 5 pes gs rE timate rE §-1949 or FE ; 0 1 ! Baie Bey, aa Mitt amecn cou rte, Purciey Funers} Mom a, FF 3, mul nae car eounroM Utes _fe ae So) Brady wee no. : ____ Building. Service 2 2, ges keen “| atena ; si maa cnc) Barecan ton. Manche, Hafold Wiscombe Joseph COATS -——. @xp on table sew Exp. oniy CASHIER FOR GROCERY STORE A NEED 59 MEN. WOMEN | VS, xqu {ANGING ket : ‘ Nichols, Mathew Pteitfers Way ne asses TGNEEAT HOME | Reed apply MU_9-0aa1 ,; Expertenced on National Cash: sparttime, who can use $10, $50, | ADDITIONS as aang Lawnmowers PAINTI ina) EAEECeANGl @ | _Inkster esgertan! esc SLRS Newton’ A Drayton Piains_— waterford erford Twp. np MANAGEMENT | TRAINEES eet es in person | loneise Gucertee eine Na.) Basements, glassed and screened Manley Leach To “Bagley 8t ro PPER OR 3-71 two BEDROOM UNFURN'SHED reone” oval! ations: pipnmeake in porches. attics, garages — ,PAINTING AND DECORATING house in Pontiac est side rol? Interested Ae, Gee Donelson- oh By eee ement trai Cost ANALYSIS CLERK. UNDER biend sa end’ nelg bores ae recse ways roofing and sitting! San s—Law mow cs rapest sin town FE 44350 close to busline with ee ante | J uot the Sperial Assessment here- ns! ing program, into which it will ac- 35 some previous knowledge of, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR) ent and Ge paar drives Accurately arpen = — ane | rent Responsible middleaged | = de by the City Assessor for FUNERAL HOME | cept S$ men, 21-28. If vou are, Machine Shop Records Would be retired man or couple to manaes| ICHIGAN = REMODELERS FF 2-740 18 Chamberiain Bt Painting & Wall W ashing couple with 1S-vear-old daughter ée jeer gone Uhl eorezing ina far eh SDESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” | roar oe, Tepid | mdvance ment ito helpful. Must type Good opportun- cme mechanical rye Murs x : F 4-5063 HOV ERS WALL WASHING SERV- Free estimates, FE 2-2706 Duriee Press employee Call FE ‘ ctl a —— = pallbthacbly | al an w scinakt i F __ ye should droaid bs aid and borne by special _. SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL | intense training and ate at least] oe mare OI oy Tent Phone) able eet the public Soe kan FL OOR SANDING cea Janitor and window service PAPER HANGING orREASONABLE 8-2 no answer eall OR A lor the canctene by water Thoughtful Service FE 2-5941| @ high echool gra vou, may, — af ane icon d LATING. its deleach CNEL i Hones offices factories, FE rates. FE #2171 or FE 66 3-7048. onstruction of water) e | graduate. m al posit! ay Week and ead | WOR esta tn tn Paes Avenue from Joslyn | & nem ,,| Qualify for this program. Those\ COMPANION AND LIG Salary for right persons. Mus: ¢ BUD RI did FE 8.2080 +3821 'PAPERHANGING AND ieee on ns Aven te Puller Street, Clara Avenue! { selected will be assured excellent; housekeeping. Some car, driving | have some business ability and not over 2 miles toe ome Pica edb and the Assessor of the city § Office in the followings j- transport nousetratiers National | old Felis 7 to 6 p.m 875-100 p week Write age ex- ‘Licensed Contractéts FEQ-1647 ing Dutch elm. mosquitoes & Physio-Therapy _21A Box § Pontiac Press bo foam) — meet in bear Commi ies botes: rally ogy 4923'4 Dixie Hwy write ontiae. Press Bor os | perience & phone to Box 16. _Pontiac Hardwood Floor Sdrvice frat trimming & removal—frea; ~-- rr and place "opportunity will be Tareas : 1 TAN a Cae POR FUL Sfp XPERIENCE COUNTER Ofmi Pontiac Press | = entias BR “TRENCHING ~ gaimate: Phons FE 48808. of gwEDISH MASSAGE & TRERAPY | YOUNG WORKING COUPLE = pil interested to be heard rer : MAN WITH FOR FULL TIMF| steady employment, Wesh Clean- WANTED AT ONCF_ RAWLEION A& 1 FE? 8850 Special foot technique 72 fim WOULD LIKE TO-RENT 3 OR : > oe in repel es the find day @. 8, 18, 20, 25, 28, 87, | arrrhecans te jel paweenele ac ieee Rocawert, Birmingvem | Recieese ener ntral ie aaghe water ling Meld tte) WELL DAILINO _8t. FE 42851 4 ROOM APT. WITH PRIVATES ’ erchandise, Ve pay. i west 4.7044, ol ntiac Write ; i Ty and 230 See ‘ ‘ of Aly tae 2, 800 o'clock pm .| | 38, 60, 63, 69, 76, 98, 106, 4. 8.2297 EXPERINNCED WOMAN FOR| BAnitiens, Dect Mew eer. an MPHESSORS— ATRHOOTS” Velyand pump repair, OR_3-2306 __ Television ‘Service 2; 2 ENTRANCE AND BATH NEED Dated: cE | _Preeport, in | R COMPR - Dressmaki Tailorin 16 — iE LAST OF MAY OR ADA R. EVANS, 1 . |MIDDLEAGED MARRIED HANDY fountain. new ore full or part! . gion Fates ir generators, heaters. sand. mn ad x. | 18ST OF JUNE, REASONA ABLE. City Clem | 2 , man Must have recent refer-| time top Per eas in person. |WANTED. SIGN NTER ets, ete. Me tak na : |COPENTAVER’S RADIO . Tv ‘ RENT. WRITE PONTIAC 3 May 11, 1056 . 1" ehees and live at Piss EM 32681, Cranbrook apie corner ar or part time tes MA | JACKSON'S RENTA:, ‘OR rests airs pe ar | yrepalr 569 W Huron,, Might serv. | BOX 3. 4 , 2 —# between 8 snd ® p.m. Cran brook. €2/W, Montcaim. FE ¢5240 terations. 191 E. Huron FE “er « ‘\co calls, FE ¢5¢07, 5 t S A iS . \ ; : J i ’ . 5 4 . oe : - 3 } : 4 4 ¢ Mee : ; , uD Po ee Be : - ie , 2 ‘ i * » \ . ’ ij “4 en ot MN ‘a So i. + + 5 a] Bee ey Pea er fe — ee PS he or iP oe. fe oo, le ieee Pe Cees o Ve eee ie et Ob Ae Fn, PN we ered i [et a ee ‘ ee , ie oH fo 7 mt es Og i e if : : ! r & i ; ‘ i a i t \r 4 : iy / oe vie» : “— Ae “| Q ve ) pte Jig bk / ve > 7 ‘ = THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, MAY.17, i0s6 | | SIXTY.THRER | Rent Apts, Furs Furnished 33 MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan For Sale Houses 43 For-Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses _ For Sale Houses 43 al ‘BEDROOM PARTLY WE CAN SELL Y OOMS, {PORNISRED. D —— Se ee Penne —eeeen, year around home. Rew Al y i | BY OWNER. 3 BEDRM. pono PVT OWNER, R sitar a] "AC oot a ass oe TE My |] A aie REAR nen el te tree ES age et Sameer ee FE 5-5322. E| WEATHER. ” SS OX j j ACK: | euoreron ane =e i Noes 180 _$9,000_ dr = 4-0333. front, shaded lot, west ay: A) Substantial own pay- | | rE sater. D| ws JQ 46121 Northwestern Hwy at M'belt. _ Small down payment, to my modern home a ® Mvett. | ee We Big Beaver area, Call MUlberry) GAYLORD SELLS BUsinESSES * ,"OO d ——— DE doy Get. end pun 8 any pusivess rmat finos |_* Aiport Rd 5.30. MA Stores ocr, motels | _Press. Box 101. = through the week or after noon | / ‘R@ room 1s painted, but the rest renee act in: esnaiter your old hs sae Inn's Taverns All Modern Efficienc pat nnd Gon 010 Maycren | DE , tae oe pas eee ea. $1500 down $78 monthly Toms & et Loot mae enter =, __Wtd. Cont _ One phone call wil do tt _ | _for working couple 70 8. Pad. No. u includes taxes and insurance, Ful ae ; _ Goer “a o ull ba | " = ——_—_——————EOo i ALL PRIVATE, } LARGE RMS. & | "1802300 A good buy - Tern a . - CONTRACTS WANTED, GAYLORD bath. Ample aga and eagkee ‘ ormia. | Will buy this clean 1 bed- | CITY This 5 room home consists | ; space Cy ere home near Tel- IN CITY je Corny pomal bec 8 sec Boursice of 2 bedroums, one up and one 1 uron. PE 80837. . | as chy ee oe and + down, large 20 fot living room 1 3 bedrooms, full bath, fenced re. renspartation for the al all : = male wy ee, wating " What = 136 | E pee ro Pontiac ne FOR RENT. PARTLY Yard. Garage ai Gasonveae ‘ Only | fa icra or couple - ow | saprate full beth, pasaresat alls, 50 - Terms monthly paymrents, Beat the or small balances. new or eed List et WANTED - CLEAN | 2 ROOM FURN APT | CUCKLER REALTY high rent and buy now Warsituncee Gesisnoene te, 1362 . Huron Piss “open t vers waiting prival entrance.’ ower an i : a ess j oe sarete: ay bewer, Water and Established in 1916 oe *. PE ¢-6402 or 13. ae an eae o poncental prop- stool Call between 12:06 and 236.N Saginaw FE 4400) SELI OR NDI tavern Gchoc!! Asx for Mr. Clark. hester area. 6:00. FE 2-6970. : oa ‘ ; Priced at $10 down | = ii — = mae SaaS | ai os = rae 2 bedroom 4 room b avs $00 with $3000 down alt 1S |, Roger B. Henry, Inc. | 600 YooRSELF._OA8_HOF 6 | ELIZABEDH DAKE RIN) ec nnteten hate sya AY OL vatit mie © OL 1-01 | weekly. 1s Sn Son =— | New suburban bungalow with 2 ie TY) car garage, inside ace belreatee eine reece RHE HOME OF YOUR | f : > the city on aved street m ri | “ - tend ecukéachs Wow ov cod | Mecbester Mich COUPLE WITH BABY. PRIVATE ectee ot ind prover reed sie ml) geil ce aceden tee tecils | Ing eil “very modern kitchen, fui CHOICE Fibeveamerurie' We Specialize |e ieemart prima Race Narop, tenes | Taleestte iis | STRAT | service | EA A ITIES and reakiast noo u ba se- ; n f a Des mr contract or (call| pecia 1ZE turn Man preferred, FE 5-7158 “ment. Second home has bedroon SMALI eM Duled sireen peteedo ret siren COMPARE THESE en 86-0441 or WE 5-0975 In Eoobettss locatet tn Water- (CLOSE IN 1 ROOMS. KITCHEN bath, living room, kitchen and Sea ane ee AS paved street Pricet at §10 500 PRICES = fr Tred McCullough No ob- ford. Springfield &) cndependence ,o 2 P || ulllity room Now rented for $55 See this 2 bedroom home witn terms Payments of 857 00 “ Empleved ¢ wren ssupla only, : = ner’ r fake Including taxes Twps OF fast action & top dol F & Hienth We are otterine Bate th peas A ee HAYDEN, Realtor; 's*_ist with us! _No- drinters PE 437 homes and 2 acres of Jand at jus! Orion before you buy Fea- : ; EOW COST S-bedrm , 50 ft. : ! DOWNTOWN STUDIO APT. 1 OR 2 $10950 with essy terms You | tures & nice orchard with CLARK RI ESTATE pench Shome® Can be \bulit £ Walton. ” Open Eves adults Private entrance, excep- jook a year and you won't beat: Various fruit trees and ber- ee : on most 60 Mf lots. Hag full CASA FOR LAND CONTRACTS ar S on tlonally nice Dr pcs Foot this one Call for ap, appointment ties 26 acres, and only $2- Wi BS Pr 44-4813 basement. plastered walla, H. J VanWelt, 5440 Dixie Hwy. _Cunte 157 W_H today. . | $00 down will buy Call for j 1363 W Huron pen Evenings attached garage with over- OR 31355 R 1 E WE R, FRANKLIN ‘APTS. further information . |. Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange ose ee sure other fea- s tT ial +: i ures ia attractive fram: ea tate PAUL A. KERN home with cedar ccakeran: ne oP " E 2-020 only $11,900, of brick veneer “T. Cc Trocke L —noy OR SELL __ ms ie HE FMPSTEA\ AD. GL FE pacar . 8 Vay A ___“Real poe Since 1919" oe ILES | RES ace CO. AG J TEW A YS { ei giseeal 1 will personally buy your prop. After $, call Fr esies, mT \ ‘ FICE! _____ Open 9 Slee _ NO 221 —. THIS }BEDRM_ Realtor __| show you how to get cash if the} FURNISHED APTS m quitting! The weather here doesn't agree with me!” 2 parm. ee ute preaches —— HAPPINESS Unusuaily. nice “rom er 1608 Union Lake Ra EM 3-467), price fs reasonable Call now and 249 Orchard Lk FE 80344 a =| Yearag stale mse Wan bent REALTOR raneatloeinenitescre kau et rR. RIL i BROKER “FURNISHED APTS = F OR ay ‘so * ands OUR REST BUY into large twine Pe ie Flisaett Lake Ro FE ¢1187 — 4_E Howard ___- Rent Houses Furnished 35) “Rent “Stores CUS repeal hear re Noreen NORTH 8 coal fhrepiace, 9 of the 3 Dae BUY OR LIST YOUR LA + SHED APT. 7 ROOMS AND ~~~~~~~ - — ee ee ImmediateOrcc upaney = di i sf aut! Boe RAR CAREAND betrooms Carsinevertias a = ; S ‘ my, i COE r a (Co property Purchasers Sun iuexr bath Near bus line 219 Ree y BDR BUNG FULL BASMT 100.8. SAGINAW oT AVAILABLE | E8*t Beverly near Josivn 2 bed trict attractive well planned 8 lone | flouse: bes 6 ample ~ Office 8800 Commerce Ra burn pt Gas heat end Nr bus and for Kind of business Fe) o0et well = eauipyes modern|| room and ath 2 bedroom one! and” also 's nook tp ais Ph Pontiac EM 3-3311 LARGE ROOM WITH ” KITCHEN. _school $30 pee wk 37 E Yale home Pull basement oll furnace, floor plan plus 2 enclosed ie o Ulcne mapied am tes . ette. Gentlemen preferred 118 9 sMALL GARAGE HOUSES APPROXIMATELY 9 jroo il ruse Eide gese se reas cone porches, storms and screens, | titul BIER cance Lory Vail apte R. F. McKINNEY Lincoln Near Blue Sky. Couples or Bach- Bituated down ‘own Suitadi tot | Hon s and winde Bt INDIAN VIII ope basement with oll heat, land- ARS cree : . hr. Mc | 2062 ds © cation on paved street. $11,000, Ne LAGH | acaped lot wit pl bullt-in vanity, full : i 'MAN TO SHARE LARGE ROOM, elors. ‘ommonwealih’“ FE = storage or small mfg terms | ; wit) plenty shade and basement with copper tube Ts Ud | twin beds, desirable location FE _ 5-2706 fey HEMP j . caus 6 Room Frame Bungalow Web-| shrubbery, garage Offered at sisce 6a oe For purchases of lend contracts — 23-3429 | | ROOMS MODERN. HOT WATER G. HEMI STE. AD | WILLIS M. BREWER ster School District Pull base-| 96850 $950 down mo wanted fentareae anh @ have immediate buyers Bring YOU WOULD LIKE ADVICE ON | xich. CLEAN COUPLE FOR > ier icmp Ponte Le is0p 102 E Huron PE 4-620 | 88 N. Parke won hee Pattee eee | oo art Your lot for $13.40 your speared (eA CE da you will be" robiems, but’ caretaker of rooming house, FE Williams Lake Rd Corner Mie | GROCERY STORE FOR 18 YRS. FE ¢6181 FE 2-8832 ivnigiecmiaun Gant displ FIRST OF . e Obl! | nn ; — °} ckE oad aA . Johmech personally for fast! is not war laxperie | ae PURN. EXCEPT Gap |) 7 Ptr moule. [aceled 06 004 Oe: SMALL TOWN separate dining roam. 2 generous RST FFERING We'll build a home to uit perience and _mun Bt OL 20761 8 action. careful consideration ts yours for | NEW, AIRY 37 ROOM, BACHELOR and lights. 2 email children wei- : 6 room modern ho rd bedrooma and Liza bath, roomy | HOME AND INVESTMENT . the asxin ALWAYS FEEL| 6itl or working cou je, references.| come $18 0 week. Ott Off Baidwin. Rent Office S 4 m me tn Leons kitchen Priced at $10,500 with | Convenient to Fisher Body ang| YOU and at a price. you A. JOHNSON, Realtor | FREE ‘To chr. FE ois bated or a © Space 41) MRM itt Soemnty aed |S) Ghat ce | comstructed'@ Fooms:'S baits, wi | ©a8 afford. : 2 SLEEPING RG Re Ms, BACHELOR DUPLEX HOME. 4 rai “ROOMS. shaded lot, with maple trees. = ~~ rooms, 3 baths. with E 1 Ss Tele raph Rd. HUMPHRIES apts. par full Sein mer new home, no pre FOR RENT Price, $8,950 with term OUTSTANDING eat sec loced/ pores Sxi6 ft. We also a: be B —_FE46535 HS pet Cats a! Te APCS | te eee re See! © “OFFICE SPACE” | pate” = SEN Enuy SUBURBAN HOME down for owner 3 ime. and bait | wen pre ony er we : elegr Evenings; £ * Ideal location f: at Peay with like-new furnitére up, rents . i. en) the Multi a Ati “Listing ~ quesrtee welcome, 3810 Dixie Mwy | te Ot as ee ear poal use. well bed-| for $78 month Oak floors. painted 480 2 "Plane — _Ber' “L MODERN APT. VERY ‘otal 740 aq. able. -| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVI room Re aaiew with tay base- files, ma Did on the enleet your eon.’ Rent Apts. F urnished 33 ean WS er week, plus tities | we Seem : ew ew - Beni, sutomatio beat end hot ws. cosh sieves peelpitesae cae m werbare in ot re you se Se R 30. “LOOK h j Ke I ' : ; peel af, ee scaped lot, car garage Offered ¢ Pontiane area's only authortned =~ ing room. tile bath | 4) xfs “HOME PLA PC Edt w. M. Stout, Realtor ‘ONE NICE BEDROOM Mplniace “APT PVT ND A onn rwin Mlcently ware (1G eate0 deen) Dont JANNERS CENTER: 18 vernit kitchenettes 85 Built for you on your lot or Magnificentiy finished recreation | WAIT ) 71 ON. ek Ph, FE 5-6165 _mairs privale egirouc’ PE oir | _entrance Lake sue Orion MY +7163 ina o; te Bisck ieee sl REALTOR ours 3 bedrogm bungalow with) feom. long-lasting aluminum st | “Home Planners Center” Eves Till 8 30 WATERFORD, LARGE 3 ROOM Blue #ks Clarks corer Bince 192 oak floora plastered walls, full{ me exterior. = Aluminum storms) rq -To Sell To Trade ATE CASH FOR YOUR t LIGHT HOLS eee PING” ROOM Lake privileges immediate pos- 9 small! garage bouses (Cou: 101 N Saagitiay Street basement. auto heat and hot wa- and screens Fibre giao, awnings | you nov IT WELL INSURE Call or come gut to the convenient Necmzass or equity tm your) — chanic __| upper apt With Neat furnished | ples or bachelors FE 5-2706 one 5-044 ler, vestibule entrance with cios-| !'s car garage, solid drive well | : office of OCT. RICUFNETTE ele) _Realtor On oie eet | WICKLY PURWIANED HOME. FOR | co || ardtrate) cloarts ey Ee ecaitineat tamer cpee tor pour t r, - c “ your er : "EN ; K. it Templeton, Realtor \" hia nied pee s* the summer montis. References MAtN a com ocarsony on on foundation’ ¢0.000° Fall price | self today. Offered at $10,300 FLOYD KENT, Realtor Orchard Lake Rd FE 44563) N Paddock | YOUNG WORKING COUPLE _ Tequired, _Photie FE 43715 Bullding. Ideal for retail or mld {26238 on foundation} $10 600 “QUAL ye WE NEED 2 AND 3 ROOMS, ¥ PvT BATH,| WOULD LIKE TO RENT 3 OR YR AROUND. 3 BEDROOM COT-| fessional services office. Wara| Flane and cise can be altered See ara en cee LAND CONTRA S ;_Rewly decorated Apply 70 Clark.| ¢ ROOM APT WITH PRIVATE Shes lake privileges. Call MY : Partridge Realtor 1080 W out Be hope convenience. Price with- : REALTY CO, REALTOR 200 Disle Hwy. : : s £ CT |2 ROOM STUDIO. AND BATH. ENTRANCE AND BATH. NEED oS. =| uron. FE 43581 - Co-Operative Real Estate Tackanes “ block N. of Telegraph = MAY OR > waiealen o @! eeiek saa Pye 890° Robinwood, off N. ee cea ery! REASONABLE “Rent Houses” Unfurn. | 36 For Rent Miscellaneous 42 NEAR oe e “Real estate: And Lada FE 2 0263 FE 23-0123 3 offer ye no spe ely hidden 3 ROOMS, CE CHILD ) WELCOME 211 RENT WRITE PONTIAC PRESS, | ~~~ ne || | n iscellaneous . e —— angalow with part .. M eases (aye 1075 W. HMuren Mon. = Tues, - -& Prt. Byes. 4 a arly settlement Give us 8 Paddock Call before 3} pm | BOX 13. : otters BEREAN SOU) Reg dawn nD Prine 06.008 with | Eve Mr __Yorer____t oO NEXT er Orman : : ry call today. Free esti > | _Rd. Lake Orion Lincoln 3-6222. BOAT ANI) FLOOR SANDER Por. $1000 down POST OFFICE so8 2 ROOMS. PRIV BATH & ENT, o Roous. Sauces TERRACE. | Ishers scrubbers SRM PR 2 i -ement - AME 23 LOTS, _-2 CAR = | Nicholie & H z | Tore = PE 28405 Rent A Apts. U 's. Unfurnished 3 34 Ons neat Gos al month Adulte i. acne to OE apr Laer rr] 3 FAMILY INCOME: you to thie 3 _#arage $800 down FE 4-2685. / "’ | | SS 3922 : , = ichotie arger Uo. as 5 L FOR’ BACHE- | fol — ——— ———————— family income with 6 ms f 3 33 W: Huron st g FE $8183 ee Dresden |2 ROOM APT PARTLY FURN.|§ RMS AND BATH. MODERN. IN FOR RFNT PASTURE 200 ACRE | owner and 3 rooms for rene Beau, : Sylvan Lake Village 4 DONTTEELE RY OURET a) ROOMS “& BATH MAIN FLOOR. | FE $0295. aft 6 FE 17-0154 city. Close to bus and school, $95 | ‘Un Plenty of water 1465 Eagle | tiful home in good location near) WHT AT 1D O YOU. a & ee ae) i t x 1 bh R TAND CON. 3 men 16 Florence i ROOMS AND SHOWER PRI-| & month Wit] consider children | Rea. Davisburg Holly, MElrose| bus, school and stores. oc at ad Ge oie Sam Warwick has several new Be c _ Shy NNGS @ "LOAN 2 ROOMS AND BATH FURN.| vate entrance Inquire at caretak-| oF 2 adult couple Call FE 8-0336 | _ 41074 : WANT? GALI US J0- a homer with 3 bedrooms, MULTIPLE LIST? BT Rapeter le STR AN CO," Lignts. and heat furn Prefer eid: _ers a1! Orchard La. Ave | SE 2 3 sar timer weekend | ONE WAY ; : ; DAY IF WE DONT || cmnecectnienenes no = | hand foatrect Menor Partie factory Feast OMY ¥ ROOMS MODERN sttaM) BROWN ROAD coast TO coast | Geo. R.-Ir WIT | HAVE IT, WE CAN] Bate, SPysctinacas "elz] | COLORED GI's ane = ealtor Partridge — ee sheets 4 rooms and bath, full] basement SSA Goes fon sae ares | ~ bs NC Ih Sy an eG | ie es Co eee ane Catt Ea neRe EN Felco ortpe cogs “| BUILD TO SUIT. Wb tp dave bulbin ores, Gunwach:| INO_of om new Fund 3 bea x sect lhc Ea — ee month If No Answer C 2-854 a Te |e etal nets, j wr oe 2 Be ee re see FLOOR an poms AND BATH CRESCENT K.G. HEMPSTEAD | Sony Aer Dixie Hwy. Co-operative Real Estate. Wachenge| ce \ ante Ob, anes Stechen rts agains 7 tle mene es eos ater PA a $200. 000. 2 ake Area 5-1080 —_ ——— W000 T 50.000.00. features are top. grade fir oil furnace, built. | + : . 2 ROOM APT With PRIVATE, f 102. E Huron FE 48284 For | = = cr \ a, E . hi 0 3} ROOM UPPER, WITH PRIVATE — — — vale | ouses s 43 ry : . ; rah ferries lumber, feee brick, aluminum n cupbosrds in the la: i Oe esas tae eeitet, for, getrance. 176 Mt Clemens et. FE |? Mitance, Automatic heal, refrig. | DUPLEX APT. 3 ROOMS a BATH SYLVAN LAKE FRONT] ACREAGE FROM $550) windows ana sereens Real pias | Kitchen. Painted tn the 4 our clients: See me before. you — | ratte and stove, 6) Murphy, rear | Modern Stove and refrigerator | por gate. CUAREETOW NEW ER RE TO $ | itin Gaels), Coa) LLCS ee ee a 2 ROOMS. CL Hf furn Elizabeth Lake Area. $70 3 PER ACRE TO $1,000! heat Retnto e- sewers, sidewalks water, sell. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, Le) CLOSE IN. NQ DRINK. | _ door a mae 2252 bedroom. gray brick. paved street. A charming @ rooms home with | See | Reinforced concrete driv Moa Cal é ers $13 @ week 114 Center. FE) 3 ROOM AND PRI. BATH, N | — ee sen | ceramic bath, ful _basem ent. gas| Sandy beech This large family; J} R ACRIC. WE HAV IC) S*% 2,208) arage City egwer gas els to in To Buy—To séli—To Insure | _> 476° side. gas heat hot water. al)|NFAR ROCHESTER, 4 RMS AND{ heat. 1002150 ‘ot, aluminum | home has 2 full baths. « natural Be ee a cag pee | and water install block eheed i of aT hoe - tn \2 ROOM FERN APT 865 4 PAD-| utlltites furn mo drinkers. FE| bath. newly decorated. No pets.) storms, screens By owner $3000; fireplace full basement with eas) TAKE FRONTAGE, biiholene eamens] beeen rte choosing the best ocation. ins dek 42036 _OL tve 1440 down and take over payments. heat and hot water heater Also OM\ FI 55 I CHT up Open eae on Ce Seu Oy 200 —— nboMs MODFRN UTILITIFS |) ROOM UNFURN APT FOR | SMALL .HOUSFS FOR RENT |_MA $0692 Northview Dr | ‘has city sewers and city water | (0. MERCIAL, LIGHT Fi 63000" Fe 22108 ™ FE and private, entrance Take priv.| rent At 3348 Primary 6t Auburn Auto. heat, children welcome. Re | WEST OF PONTIAC Erteod “st 017/000 (wits terme. MFG., INCOMES. GIVE | - WALTER'S L TAKE RAY aes ae Heights Apply after 6 00_ 5 ylo f a _ ne aie : Lear NO LE ROOM APT UTILITIES FURN.|} ROOMS & PRIVATE Bata | —"© +207) | Cooley lake canal front somplets: CASS LAKE Us A CHANCE 10 PRIVILEGES = rt ne PE Snes re REALTY CO... “REALTORS = Adults oal 09 Pinegrove e t hild | ly (Urn cottages, 96800 dow : ore WA ros t THOS : y 100 Pinegr near GMC truck Accept 1 ¢ Rent ake | Cottages: (36A ’ SERVE YOU. 4 room summer cottage with cob- j Cooperate Real en, eee ~ 2 ‘kOQMS AND BATH $1250 weekly incl heat Elec- bas ary ee eee cottage } RIV ILEGES fe cee a a Prw aren blestone fireplace 2 large coOperstive R Real venings and Sundays tric stove 300g Prospect. EM ra ats A Re screened-im porches, Frame can- 1075 Huron Ph_FE 700683 — a ees ee 34322. WAL LED LK., MODERN, CONV . With this lovely almost new ranch | 3!!1 Orchard take Rd. FE ‘run pooper with cedar shingle sid- 5% % MORTG: AG ES" 2 J RM& RIVATE BATH ROOMS AND > BATH. PARTLY | _bvt._ beach Reasonable. MA 43407. 8 acres with smell 3 room home, home you have everything § __ FR #2942 A) E q F }_and entrance FE 5-1927 0 Boe Ney acne ude NORTHERN COTTAGES ALL full base. hot air ferneee $7700,| rooms and tile bath loads =| UNION. 7 AKE = ¥ ON G00D PROF) TEs ieee acre 2 yee AND RATH ras tal 2067 “Opayke Ra | modern _MApie | 5-7086. terms: rin leunare UNION LAKE VILLAGE NEW RANCH HOMES 1s THE “BIRD* TO SEE Corner Willlame Late Rib MS) AT UUNOM , 1073 Wo turon apt Par Cites turn ‘ yom AND BATH. 6838 Dixie | >reskfast and beach prsliates ON LARGE LOTS — Office Open 9-8 SLIDING WINDOW S cron CUrica a a pte Ruth st Shown |" aw | mined Enos ua er S027 WAY DOWN LOW PAYMENT Dee he CUSTOM Aft _5 Ph. OR 3-260) Office Open 0-6 POST OFFICE Flos naan eer ew ioe mM oe Room BOARD OP: | or this “type property located IN WATERFORD OPEN SELECT OAK FLOORS er Suitable for 3 aduite or 1! if ROOMS & BA 5 at EEPING ROOM FOR DUMEN | (ension & Commerce villare: On. : SUNDAY 1 5 chile) Bre ose08 R 2 MEN, $285 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE NDE to: . . New $ a ito 2 19 let Solid masonry 5 . DELL O $ a = -BDOG HOUSES = a ENT BATW WIT HERAT i HEAT & HOT WATER; = Tone “Oh ‘waretay Tr OR htt + home thaw € rhonis with witits ft ee ee a cr eee = = ee Bet Syste Bt. oft Ponting Laks. = ‘DEI -O OIL HEAT BUNGALOWS _Ugigs and mann FF 2-7425 FURN.W: SIDE. REA- | i EEPING ROOM FOR ROSINERA cule NCOME. PROPERTIES Close to schools, churches end BR It k S It can be done Come and sce tor FI FCTRIC _ ANYTHING 2 aus. LIN an kee SONABI E AD U LTS eee or girl Call FE 5-#445 In Pontiac Must be «nid to pay tere aeine: poe aie Be yourself 3 bedroem prteh. portect HOT W ATER HEATER : : . TREES al ne ee > | for LAM ad = off estate heirs Conveniently Io- | , : 2 : : Scrkmanship tn quality materials F : e oe = hours for your equity FF +4800 PHONE FE 4-7706. SLEEPING Roo. jecnted! pane te Ananth anh ee eee It oe ee” Here ey, home for most caw te doing your EE Gitte 1 P ROOMS PVT BATH & ENTR Se ees < -FE_5-3208 , ted Priced f $7 900 aa ah HO ery fam ONRF Neorporated | VEC oor plan Ceramic tile be + Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Withinia bicckMGt GNU rons wan |S” ROOMS, NO CHILDREN UNDER. Saran te H18.000 Call fre detetie and ep. | cabinets 0x10 utility room forced’ in thia heme are the sperial fra-| with colored siztures Plastered SLIDING Ww. 7 + ede : New teftig and gat opt 12 130 S Parke FE 4.6453 CERPI: as .OM #1 SCHOOL ST potntment (tol show air oil poet ven Roman ‘ ake tures of modern |iving and al, the Walle oak floors birch cupboarda CI OSET DOORS @- 17 '‘M. Saginaw St Ph eer ee ———— —xROF- KNIT ——Close_n_FE_S-37@@_____.--____ privileges See thiy unusual home tandard pecesslties of comforie Full basement —‘copses LOSE MOORS Open Eves. Till 8 30 3s — AND ORAS a co basement apt 343 oe VERY DESIRABLE. ROOM. WELL ST ey ble family livine To weotion Juss | te. large feereational ‘apace a ae TOOMS AND ,RATH | _%: UL r Radic Nice jocation oftie cn dally 8 to 6300 «©0-DTT¥e cut Dixte Hwy to water) g few — | plus 1% car garage Lot ts 100 LARGE KITCHEN — SSS SS _ _|$ ROOMS AND RaTH Eee near bus Wine FE 5-87 ; Sim SUL tg ree oh pin © furd turn ‘eft on Anderson. ie : : x 150) Decorators start Mon -ARGE K EN SOLD F BOON 8 AND (PVT ENT COU: |@ ment, Rear dowrard & Pon, WOMAN, COOKING PRIVILEOFS FM 14303 it Eat 33314 pers 3) Dleoks to monriion Der ALY TBAICK EXTERIOR Bring your deposit and choose | AND BATH - - _“ ey tee OE Ae | fdge’ 1080 W Huron FE 28316 O8 bus line Near town FE Free FF 3:37 05 or FM tiie; PATC street: Model oper, dally 3% Aw LIMESTONE: PLANTER Your own color scheme oF save iy amen * ANI) BATH FURN. APT 3 : : 2847 : Man me Sat & Bun 1 7 BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING LN- $500 by doing your won decorat- Privateer Rute oll oh '§ ROOM APT, ON WEST BIDE | — + BY OWNER 7 BEDPOOM PLAS He in Ana the full’ price 1 ; or ot @) Water eaftener Counte ony Mt Avail tmmed’ Heat and hot wa. 1 OR a Oe A ee ROOM, tered newly decorated I! car | ALL LOT 100°X150" OR. MO eure eet “emens Sl So ct furnished. E 27-4570, after Privileges 47 | garage. fenced lot Close to elty 7-CAR + ® 54 i eee Fh GA Somes EE veg ee S [2 AND 3 ROOM NEWLY DEC. | __bur_end schools PF €#i90 VETS PLASTERED HED OARAGE Nir i MA M. ELWOOD Here is the finest it’s because it hasn’ en liste OMS a RCW otated. apply 79 Clark | 4 RMOAN 7 dl HARDWO | REALTOR i Oh AS Cv RRA _Otated.— MODERN «¢ RM AND UTIPITY | ARDWGOD FLOORS oppor 1 (a) I= ain staan rH PRIVATE J Rene $75 Aer Be E ne al ers 2 ROOMS CLOSE i | PE ciepen Matec Well se2l eseiy | NEW PROJECT 13 BRICK & STORE FIP rePL | VESine or TE er eee ee 3 3 ; 2 aaa at fi 43 8 or arrange terms 287 E enny- oo ies st STON REPLACES z “WHI | E | ehtrance, utilities furnished 294 BA me NT APARTMENT. ee | ance son FE 5-6588 | : 2 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS — Se lot : en 450 ver mo including garage | Rooms W With Board 38 LARGE AND @MALL HOUSES IN | st ATE VESTIBULE WITH ct 1 ( J ARKS1 ON AREA ou tho el ith 3 RoeL APT PRIVATE EN. ! 2 z a AA Panties -at Keego and near: -OSET | eVININS NOART! ours, a home wit (ae Seon [i uid) 16 9 200M FIAT VERY NICE GAS) 47o) Gn wouaw BOARDER 110) Walled Kake ; 2 LINEN CLOSETS 19 ACHES — 7 room. 3 bedroom apg: BROS. ua ee eay, enn Adults 020 a week FF 2-2862 136 Monterrs | ROSE Miele ARTY- ; DOWN . EPA Mis be He RE UR Mahal ad eck oe pec iotionsiand 1 ROOME Z 2 i 7 fornace t ob . ‘ EE ge APE RET "ARCADIA ABTS MOELESSLY CUPAN, Boo, re aaier wr grt | mopraaae comre ome | UHit RcrnaLION mow Le Mads "oeeadt®) advantages found Baan ike ties 2 ROOM FULN 0m) ‘LAKE 3 cme and path eduite only SHiscoh. : Ho DOWN “2 BE am, Hone \ OMPACT UTILITY GROUPING ERE) ES) in higher priced 1 fro ap cee bare pe = - as : - ae ay | AG COPPF Rr PIT MBIN 2 i : . Prone OR ize apt es te Be re ie \IPSTE \D Convalescent Homes 3XA 0% rer! Ge ys _ __| |) Cees TRS aire Pr uM ING 1 models ... : piscine) WANTED j teachere or office aorking cou | Pe “ Se Oren INCOME al ACK TOP STR ETS 5 S 11tz | | eg erat aaa Pome Ho ciiicred QR 1064 um le = or S MONDERFUL HOMF POR FID . : ‘ CLOSE: TO NEW SCHOOLS . ae ae 3 ROOM FURNISHED UTIITIES CLOSF-IN 3 & BATH HEAT. HOT — eriy people Flexible rates ex Dl en ae ee herman Hea wee ts : eee ea ae ta : Share asi He mater, reasonable Neat Prntia: lent food lo.ing care wi t u 1 These are just acme of tiie wart 4, Open 0-8 Ls tone td FE ae Late FE 3.7880 | Hie 2 & bat ali utilities $50 trained staff Special ciete doctor NEW HOME LAKE PRIVILEOES = many featuree you wt! find in ee Ww Huroy = vu Ee ) FO ONLY rE 2-609" OA FS Laie = 2 ox a APT SLEEPING ROOM) 7? 3. & baton ail utilities, 860 en call Beautiful gronds wl! 4 rooms ni! es bath hase oi prox S75 fet es this bei e that’ a designed tor te ama = : (Nr downtown FE 47056 mo Aduits Nicholle & Harger lovély shade trees Pine Cone ment doubis Int 904 Meliock ' ieee z but bullt the old, | TRADES 2 noous PRIVATE E = nce | Co 33 W. Huron FE 5-183. | Nursing Home 1365 Baldwin Ave _ fT erly Mandon EM 4046 Includes fashioned way NTRA UPLE “Tad see by Mrs. Merie DuFaord AKF OPRiON 7, : is DUPLEX, 4 ROOMS. BATH AND: Opera 7 , laxes and | Pe | FE 53-9835 a = FE 44 Gison dows 1 hedro Bair) Bese | ax€S a nsurance | ) | 3} ROOM FURNISHE D APT NEW- | aire econ Se GID EXCEI ae REGFORMAGED wi wn oeren MY 2-387 BE EG MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE iy GCecorated 40 6 __ | HURON APTS ROOMS. AND. _Rates ‘Sarion at 2h OR 95520 ae GREE! ee ce 1 ie $15, 750 Plus lL ot . . | We) ere nerecialrs to trading. 3 ROOM. SEAR IMENT UTILITIES | bath 888: Caretaker 103 FE /EXCE! LENT NDR ® TNO) Cane MOURN 7) BEDRM@OMe CAR The BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN VILLAGE pits 5 {Lene ee are seuing © sere ston | se furmished- $15 a week 108 Center; Huron _ for the aged Reasonable rates ay A gitse mae MEAS wince S | (Lpte from 81780 to $2709) FOUR BEDROOM HOME | Roca De va fee} obligaiea cal 3 POOM APARTMENT UTI Earns ' LOVELY APT LAKE PPIV, UTIL Call 1-20R3 Ortonville * ay ewe ieraiiK Glee eee ; , " See this model et vour conven mm BA es Che Ue = t , CAL: im ten i j se 7 m | = 4 ! i a 5 % ne ‘ett ‘i Tre atic aha iv sila y ~ sonnien ot tractig ‘youn Real c ae ‘ hae wero 1 AR ea Mio) pk GAR AGE Hotel Rooms 39 bedroom heme Netural ee ace} Continental & — Une for Spi Sbpointmient Brivate park privieges with i | : $5 en of trading your Rea: - A = © ; NI JAR AG “~~ Cartage Ete Smal] down : relient beach and playground Directi Mod 1 » Extate. We have homes farms, in- 3 2OOM APT 831 BROWN RD Garon Atuits Near Airport OR ment PE 40415 tor apnoirtmert AN ADVENTURE IN MODERN Home! t fi nlay grourx irections to Mode ( = renit ; » for NTURFE IN } E : 6 ient con: ( comes, busines® opportunities and Yt a) , 143 = = | HOT PEA BU RIN |g PoOMS MOTrRIN aaa heat and hot water) ing picsure window Gas heat and ( = lf C water lovely modern kitchen EL. WATCH FOR SIONS. a orosimatgly 815.000 Just NEW 2 BDRM. FLAT. INCLUDES Le obs hl . na Youn stown kitchen, tiled ph | Gasinater ‘incinerator Lorraine O Ourse and bath. | good is : FE 4235 \3 ROOMS ATT - heat, hi | _ West Phone. E 2-8264 « ath | ; poultry house now RACTIVE, QUIFT ; heat, hot water, auto. washer We cod floorastlcing windows | Manor gives you suburban living Owner leaving Pontiac. Sell $2,000 MODEL OPEN A. Taylor. Realtor, 100 Oak. | ard reasonable Private entrance | and drver and earage 83303 Van | Rent. Stores AQ Iceal tocation cinse to everything | NHN sebool bud focal fire & po- CUSnOONDE, iver, Late, Colt down. = __land Avenue. ' FE 44625, after Dyke near Utica Packard District. | roe | Hee protectide. banking, shopping, STurie. reals the ab prick pievel , STATE- WIDE. ee ree ae (eee any time weekends * “ 5 groRES FOR RENT PERRY : from. 818,050 senooln Basements abundance of custom features, OU TSTANDINO, RUXOALOW “ee DU) OLY x steer oli es SR Gree eee re — shopping center Phone FE 5-044 | $550. Do ’ such as 2 beautiful brick fire- ‘ 3 "ROOMS 7 PURNISHED, NEWLY DECORATED Gaconen FORTRENT. FERRY B own | VA § DOWN places, large ceramic tile bath Nest ng attractive white frame’ SUNDAY 2T08 REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC 5.4788 7 on . : | “TTA ¢0% OWN -roome large closets, spacious Nodern 2 bedroom bungalow with | 22 co See Se GNFURA AWATTABTE teed ?O2M, ON. Dreaktast rooms | Shopping Center’ Phone PE 6 A046 PIS MORTGAOR COBT FHA $2,500 DOWN kitchen with icade of cabinets d@sement situated on twotlots ond your property ness for Venue hen ipcsiace sth eet ee ae and 2 STORRS 118 AND 3617 N 1X. LA asl tale Model Onen Dally 1 to @ PM with breh doors, recreation apace, Paved street off Joslin Fxcep- | P State-Wide iffice s a too td «Clede tn acho eag 1) 00) Suitable foc) whotesale ‘rete ee BOUT OEE taine (™M,Pernberry. off Fiivabeth fake | in-partitioned off basement which | sNonal buy at 88.950 oF ~ would | . throughout Michigan to serve wei —_ — rp or cffice location E §9sa2, on } iaine out Onkiand tq Blaine ith mode! phone FE +4100 “Meludes 2nd fireplace and fea- trace on: 3 bedroom heme in : . --Owkiand (ints heore-entatior > ADD. BATH WEST ion ke corner Sanford FE 31991 2 ery 4. Ast 1h ock we model hetweer z atures picture ied a ougrieok ae this area - , ox , ’ a * f= wi Mxient : & ee Oagiand and Montcalm Aliver Gof course Timke 6 : | eC] ! ian : D. ¢ H ARLES Realter PO) AND HATH trp. PARTLY FURN aBT HEAT AND . Silent arma ic heat Asn Lear VACANT J BEDROOM BUNOALOW fc) ‘ W717 STEEP GRAPH ae ey rode a ed “Gao MR farm 06T a month. OR” | astern Realty garage lard. mans other fine fra SALE OR TRADE y : Ps . moathiy FE 4-@8A¢ 12008 4980 Clintonyle Ra -- YOUR LIiffs MAD! i ~ tures ‘price $17900 Call for Dandy modern-te-minute cetaf | . ; FE £05?1 WnOOMmER ET Poivaie Gch BUSUnC RBAN, ‘S LARGE Rooms 7s ; i 98 Oakland - FES-0459 | An appsliaaent today’ shake ranch home birch flush | al I } Sel } —_{38TINGS NEEDED welco 338 Sanford” and bath on parement Util’ | FASPFR through Classi-| : Moors.oak floors abiindance of | —s STINGS N pEDE 4 come. anise | furn. Lake priv Adults Aaa fied Ads To ! cpl . . : closet space «aluntinum: storme eosin te end help oleckho lS Mag 4 RM APT NEAR PONTIAC | MO. June 5th, $48 EM 34638 1¢¢ fi O Suive every: | . CH GAS “¢ ar S O] ] and screens oi] ae heat Bell i soa conige, ee arms, Qualified: tor Private entrance and hath UPPER ROOMS AND BATH | day problems quickly, dial REAC ASH CUS : . $0075 of jconsider smal! -home REALTY co. y. aitin | _Inqutre 22 Auburn, office in. rear ODENR | «ROOM Crises ‘n p 1 a TOMFRS through C1 | Realletat : in trade. @ituated on lot 70x30. = _ROY KNAUF, Realtor | ~¢ rooms “ADULTS, ~ | nished. 980 @ month. Phone OR | | FE 28181. , B Peril Prone OR 31208 i) LJ Mas ci Ae 4 Mich DORRIS & SON REALTORS | 377 5. Tele Road Lebduests “4 , ain arkston, 5 IR bs 9% W. Huron; FE 2-7421 OA $3339! PE 25151." 31972. ‘fied Ads. Call FE 28181. | css era a ore see 1 le « 65421. tba W. Huren 8. Ph. FR +1367! FE Pots ° : = ‘ = os ¥ } * ‘ . fF ‘ es, 4 7° Ey & 4 : * ‘ , . & . co 5 P ‘ 4 > ou + oe . \ . ‘ * goo i r 1 5 + - 2 Diaries i ee Poe re ee a, eee Pan Gi ren PU yee AG ee eee i Re en ee eee ee eee oe ee i _ . | f t =t = - iG Pers You (© WANT TO SELL O contract R ? 8 ay Clarkston, Mich. For quick ple $5821 bat oars aaa bath. Adults only. | a REALTOR Tl‘) N. Saginaw St. WE NEED LISTINGS | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ing. bulls on your _Ssry.zou — bath, 2car OR 3-3489. 3385 Frember T SUBURBA el ra . 1 block from ABLE DOWN. ea HOME. | 5 : ie = 3 . “Corner com mimerciy 3} BEDROOM BRICK TAKEN IN| | |_3-4602 or FE 5. - For Sale oo em aaa For Sale Houses 43. we Fo Sale Moyes 4 43 BALE: leccny IN. 8. noom iy OWNER 2% ep orery AND 5& hodse. 2 lots, dear garage, An- roma house MA oe eae pes ae $750 DC Ww N quity 000. ) 3 pete ta (ew becom hone F PE Large 4 rooms and bath, with Tt oak = floors, newly decorated aed hout. Nicely orn 70 on trade by ai Carpeted Mz-; of MULTIPL Serre ae rd ey eres cand Poslise olf Mt Cans St. * LISTING vamtdatel! driv rge | jot at Williams Lake, $12,000 with | $950 BOW N MIDDLEBELT RoaD, Fase $2,000 Gow Fred Schwans, OR| -7 rooms and bath With 4 bed. Picture window with a view 2020 rooms, close to iowntowt —Base- of beautiful Hammond Lake, 3 : heat Will see, ment win stoner good sisad Beczcoms ce- guick sale; TT b th t pe- 3 FUNNY BUSINESS PRI JO205° Rd ee S 4 rr Att Y TOO NIT clalty Tice kiichen rellen poe DOWN bedroom car- : in ‘decorations. rich carpetin, - “ peed. | living room & dining rm New 3 bedroom starter home Close yee ob paved street | full basement bas toniate baw Ra. Not Weltsn ‘Bivd Well) to satisfy your requirements. Bio abe Taoan uel peat Situated on 902125 -. lot in quiet (02 78hue rived at $13.000 on (A ERS Bhutfleboerd located on 3 lots, x 152 wday and go through this tan! gravel road several f° butid- : giass aenerd rem perch. ish Toa) ee as felt . - Louel socien tat anchee a level bouse 11 block high fu & pictures ee vee ret Men ae ; : shade and ake privileges are «Ok J) RIT PY. BROKER fence Beautiful plantings : basement Mis , Full price, $3.- ocated wes ; pep sh pee tte J R Hiltz ¥xterlor completely "“Inished In- Se ETyaten Tare We Pr etsy pojpi ment, ease | tobe Balad Md MSc PS AOS ab Sed b alatla e d terior includes rough iri ne eee 7 2 L ihe Wo Hue PHONE FE 4-155) ° et a Ea OA mone Saree har YOUNG AND LOVELY $s HUATES- BAK aes MM ! TTY ae = z il meals the handyman Call OR 32-2037 FOUR AND BATH DOW FIN- his lerge 4 bedrm bunga- 4392 Dixie Hw a ~ after six o'clock ished attic good basement and Living asics) ts 14218 OR 41000 Eves Ma 4 1248 ) bal Lis _murnoe a 54181 Rl OOMFIFID HILI1S KANCH furnace Reasonable Corner lot picture window Kitch — 2 _ : home neat Vaughn and Bund Dravter Pleons Near stores oo the front of house i OPEN SUNDAYS fe: a Huis Figh 3 bedrm: (al OR 3-2058 after @ for my Vere ocere Pail base- 1G ; th : rm. fwll baserr ert. pountimen 44/5 W Aa TO ae feats Pus hi h ( \ | ONI \l Hl I ic 4266 Dixie Ker + ne LAS IS THE BIRD’ TO SEE ene extras poesee eacing state aioe F Aes ALLIS aM Le, ville, 5 = - NORTR SIDE. 88.800 16 the fui Asking 326900 Micwest 62218 7 en ee Ea tooo § Recrcomy Sums ooo oak . z price for this clean F iH te It LARG E.9 ROOM INCOME COM 1 home, built for gractous living ace! Mee 50201 cues | Vater ford-—t nvavel ees 1 sted patch - ee ace petely fare . | WEST SIDE 1 Bedroom Check these features Martie | ———___——__— . = 1 block y m Ot urnkce ¢ Pamitly, 3 apts furn Wondertul | bungalow Firepiace paint faced fireplace, built-in bookcases, 'aepted in the center of Water Teor school & bus Apprex income | ed walls gak floors,’ neat Rheem water softener. William. | For Sale Lake Prop. 44. f Seana Glin ey Cec ae hal Gas Baaee Bal ai Several other Pouses tm chty, aie! clean througiout New son furnace wall-to-wall carpet) | willl # gravel pit ip @ doubie by imsureace Sees ees 5 TOG ‘pie and span 2 bedroom house Delo olf furnace Water ing ta living room and dining | value After gravel is sold this ae ‘oom bouce Fill basement “ tic for w thir bea er glassed in porch room, ceramic tle bath, colored § - VR - OLD “ULTRA MODERN | 1s iteal! for ition VRmba LAKE ORION. } block trow ; since if plea! S bee ae prae is ato ed at $10 000 terms. too Petree eee lees a ee 4 ee uulunian ue bat } a) che Hint honie ll ncloded! iv tt y . hi < | "y = So becraniny noms cri 66 W. Hu teation Tocm Gas heat Cerner QUALITY PLUS _CON- tartge Mth plastered walle and beat Dock. Pull price, 9iz7s0 | 07> *7? 200 ts 310-000 down. feat condition $ a = ful =e S eee SE Ben Gok ‘fi tot News tire ttores ant echect * SERLCTION PLUS LOcA- piace uals | Many others too numerous to- Barua NER, MY 33 iIWARD FE PARTRIDGE : d 1 Check {t-vour wlll (ike it FHA TION equais value incom Ses i ; Mention This outstanding home . OWNER, Lisa MS DANN ’ habarolis wail corpo’ ving roon We represent a bulider who will, Terms parable Youll thrill to the SS Th thee. 5 Pen Or ~~ was Duillt in sect ‘Shown by ap ALI YEAR LAKE FRONT HOME “Te E ANE 10 E ~ 4 ’ furnaces va ‘s sian Ly consiter your equity tn your pres-: | center hall room _errange- — ~ = = S PT © 1956 bey MEA Serene, ten ar S ACBL on. | 80 sea wall Attached gar is k b -3581 , Barage See this before ent home as partial down pay- CECH - Us peu ment allowing access to all i AU BUR re HEIGHTS | Fireplace $16.000 with vy 50 | 1050 W. ™ i fou buy. $11500 Terms : j a —_ Tt, 9 lee | po 3 xX | plac w Hi Hl RON Ment on a Dew custom built home PE rooms The l6a2g ft - living | He took up drum playi 7 | down, Mullen Rt. 2, Pontiac, BALD EAGLE LARE FRONT Ie of your choice. For cimiplete in | Real state OMecriunes Ina room hes ledgerock - fre- P playing so he can eat peanut brittle ee ead bath PRETTY! wich OR “F264 | REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESSES sl br a = ¢ | , ; r & Fi Ma SO RORE ADEE TEONT its URALRESL wort RTOR, wa will, pony ow vouK tor) Me's” hisgeedeaumey ete | — without annoying anyone!” CUTE "youll sar (uben, you eee SeAUTIPUL LAKEFRONT HOME "Oven Benge 7 toes payment 4 FboOmMs screened PE 45905 110 W ae | WE WILL BOT.D ON YOUR LOT i> ft long Ceramic tile | a Se —= trees and berries Excellent con, 0 Loon Lake with 75 ft frontage a ____ paren ee included Full , Be wiTnaa NOvSE 40x22, 3 bedroom shell house bau haw) eeparatel stall) | F dition and selling for only $7, ee Mines ay Cottage. Ee T SIDE (6 ROOMS,” “NEWLY F | ACRE _R 0 Cost you $4370, $110 dow 4 ; | wil 500% d aD! clude: a mont in- | orien ath up, lavatory as ge Only $100~ mo Bee. our model. For a eee Anderice yy ingawerTult bie mee Sale Houses 43) _ For Sale Houses 43 a ( OLC )RED come OR 3-784. : down Gas furnace, attached ga- “OPEN DAILY C TO AL 7 tonal tnformatiog. contact ment, purtitioned Delco gas ~ ii, ee eee : wee Vacant Owner. 89 Chippe- 5 rae | i ME: AR BI. FE. Realtor Beall icheroKeal Hills) lau _ Wat ‘OWNER WANTS EQUITY IN AT- a pedroom modern, full basement LAKE FRONTAGE ce 12 to 8 P.M. 6261 Andersonvile Ra Waterford ‘= orse | First offering on this beauts- at ins AKG ‘active brick ranchette on E. sein E = aa Want it High lots, sand beach, good fish. LARGE YEAR, ROUND COTTAGE, $1250 DOWN _ Phone OR 35-1268 fu home You really shoud : Mansfield 2 bedrms. spare rm eas adh only 60. On very ing fine trees. E-Z terms Call nice Soried fot Lake privileges. 2 , : = : ieee com home Oniy 100. yards !n painted basement. Oi] heat i Brownell Realty. FEderal 2-337 °*? ‘own Call after 6 pm, EM aspect our medel honic (large BY OWNER 9) LOVERY Rent + 5019 Cass xin) _Ra z rs rom fine swimming and boat Fenced yd $10,200 Payment, | ED \IS. REALTY CO, for full information see rooms. Living room with vest type home als yre ald | ares FE 42259 oF 10179 WEST SUBURBAN One of retype dad Living rm dining rm $49 per mo including taxes, | 382 Aubuin Ave FE ¢3393 For Sale iE rm bule entrance Master bedroom iiving room fmatural i eplace , our deter offerings An @: kitchen full bath 2 bedrooms its and int TF 40847 or FE Alter § 2 are Se eee a are or sale Farms 48 < dining toom or den 2 iarge bec E : é with ree orm iaundry r -2 r call BEAUTIFUL 65 FF LAKEFRONT ~~ BS RR 12's Modern kitchen custom \ ' 5 x 1 moat ne® 4 bedroom rane ii- undry mm end -2637 OR 32420 3. 2 built cupboards bat. Utuhity rooms custom made Braves well PT Ni tty Endl (Xu El rr siluated on ob acre of Timken furnace ip full basement Sn ee ee Pe! it + pcre tite et SEC ues ra " i z 7 room wih guntype ol! furnace (0 all carpeting ie oathel fall POSSIRILITH Wecouee (ears wad Piastered walls eak floors and with $1.50 down. Hannan. 11 AW NCR ES OF water heater & L tub @hoice ct sement guaranteed dry iMGgn- 2 « plastered wale apc ear garage ‘O6x150 ft shaded tot = = z ] j C a es 4 elevations tile & room colora erator Os tred terrace fences You must see this exeent tials werage Many eacep school and city bus service By GRASS LAKE. NEW CABIN I BSTER full pr S i prleea A mane and storms : so a r miy 2 re old 9 berm cinder A p ice pe 1 09 to 6 06 Bat the “MiAlford " 4 LAPEES R © Y a > 62.500 dewn ; n h fireplace Oil binck home Nice tying ren SCHOO, DISTRICT | Sun 2367 Fairway Dr Mii up 5 tghian and ER COUNT neat ror INSURANCE F Ss Srisnace tend dicen leer i Mi n ISTRICI Cort eree are 4 ie A farmer < ae kitehen uttlty§ bath HW floors +5464 ance lucatio : Tm, small modern ; Oabiand Ave FE 42544 Priced at ${8 600 Large lot $10,000 Large 3 bedroom home profess. | ae = == prescaebls > a heal! sme Rit ny "53 Base J : ' mt : a ‘ ae n "54 ment, 3 BEDROOMS Pe oe apa poy aL GGGCT Ein INCOM ea ONC tl amas no ement “bay " , ® . ? ural ° is z a: i e- Call ane 4 a i ire apg seep BEDROOM TOMES, PONTIAC TAKE . rege, ea en bemt 4H ar Nerrac ed tt wes monte nae Duplex occupied On large fot ROCHESTER 615 500 ‘ ATA Bo a ae Carn You folks h : Payment pl eli Wp eytlt, Beet nee Fufsace, (ice ice Pesca cut ain ce an cc cos nerd (eeient or) Sin an leben See DETACHED COLONIAL Vp ane : oy just deginning to bloom Includes I.vervthing REATTOR ne CUM tse ae tere nn ees Ke Oe Noss tt d 18 pag is aecsain Call MY ° an AC a ep et THites ! — 2 ui -282 : i : = Se kes Co Whe euler to ser PLUS MORTOAGE-— eg Se oars Ae ii 5 Vee i 1 sh wall Kas were |e . O ay o 49584 For Sale Resort Prop. 444 VMRUNT Eee Gh ite onTuW re i ‘ ae dip rt = ef yen ! Storms sctwens ras | . 1UN ' "4 ; 2 SEE ro YOUR cF — | Aching 816500 Tt une A an 2 EP ANTELY ' JENIOR 8 SAFE Tet him play . be miles from city limita of : MODEL OREN , } Ronth Bastaide location |e Z IMMACULATE ta the word to bis hearts content in this big’ PFURN CABIN FLFC PFFERIO. entiac Heady for subdividing 129 .Riaine oul Qakiand to Blaine WIST STD \ ! I | aned commercial only ¢ biecks | for thie lovely 4 room and private fetived yard Watch him Stove off heat at 8 Heien ; W. DINNAN ‘ : res aie te motel tbhelweei Ranch type breeseway and at- tos tates This ‘ates Rouse bas | bath home with its apacious | & ull 100! from your front door Snow this Sat & Sun OR ti sew Huron FE ¢-2577 : Wed Cond Lith Ca ta Ked garage Cedar shake sid NI] goed heating plant living room with shiny oak 2 bedrooms. water softener oak | LARGE LOG CARIN : eas RQ i Cc Vas oD Ln ar hed (Gacege | , ES et AH sey mast be sold to settle | floors. knotty pine paneling, E Woces Full bath Full price $7 - | Ln SRR B UE oy rn oy Sale Business: Property 49 DT TSW CESsitIPnegqny bedrooms, ttving room 15x20. din : te $22 } tile bath 2 large bedrooms and $1,000 down Call FE | ing nearby Ovner lracing state ° > a i E : t - t 40084 : Zor ~« HOLeRs ‘ ing roewt and large kitchen In- ANT | ees . z ; Rese modern kitchen with natural Wis pan SAD. Sei ania REALTORS 98 Oakland ; FF 89459 ‘enor finished in knotty cedar AND HARGER €O OS FORD, WY NSTI aay be aa el WONDFRFUL WAY TO FEEL " . = We _ Actos from Hatchery Rd. OR iNeed Storms and screens fandscaped 1 W Huren Pe SAL 17 Acres Ideal moet UtIy Thom wt ot) fur. ' : 1 on 2family ingle Partition for , Eves til 8 Bua, 1 eee Right t In fot Privileges on William: Lake | RAN moet type oa Moa) Sea non et ae tt nace Ome of our best bursa ence ae step up to this coor, ale Suburban Prop. rah store to front Good income §1$- j ‘MALL 7} ROOM Housx wai oN Big creams and little pock?tbook s Por the rest of your life rou | NNN H | 1 | k . 2 alo only $8950.00 with §1950 Fede ees coe, ee to st ai casi) or terms Phone OR c tt ny , i “ « te ® x hoe) am | Lar? we down with 35 @ month for) bau Seat care, wocemcat aa ECA Tend now on more . SHOPPING CENTER ome bedraoms and bath up kiicher | NO BROKER ‘HO ae ; ee --S years and 25 a month ibaa! aGed Tomkace ee veoemmens au NP) i eC TOO oe ‘* : £450 DONT moresirouninto dintag room and living room | VIN XI *| [Bile © ; in ME WITH FACTORY BLDG ance No bath FE 5-00 | sion 5 : aie I I } Sit TNiGl bed comiinartis ima: down Full basement, gas heat,| A Droker offered $23.00 for niy tiached on 2'« acres across read D f “4 ae URI Adequate area avatiab! f eri home naar . Ants ; Garage and biack top sireet,| “YOurDar ranch home in the ! fre Duck Lake Inquire Tom rayton Area Lakefront Home | Only § mile west. RANCH TYPE TINNR onlM 2s Netececlosera. on Heights Owner hes addition $8950 with $1.600-down FE apsag | Of Rochester I'll sell for $24 ooo = G8tfka 431 Wo Huron. Milford Nearly new 2 bdedroom ranch (ood Sand Beach HOME 34 2 48 12 2 17 i|iving Orion Call us fot price & terme to home partially completed C LEAR LAKE PRIVILEGES © The I'm California bound Trade con- MCUtual 40785 home. 26 x 50, incl garage Full’ ( . room, 10 1} kitchen This te oi. | ant just @ little work will down payment of $1500 will make | ‘sidered Submit terms. Olive CORNER OF McNICHOLS AND becoment with een lurnace peapsetial iat ‘So 4 Bia ft let THE FIRST OFFERING and «e Mink cae mbedroamullcn ns ae ieee ee type your! — i. f Jar ne. Cousens At Dirt Cheap! ving room. Lovely uiteh-| S$ room frame with know vou will like the oak floors ONLY here Only $3950 total price Lea C OLE S x 150 ft Pleace Cane "7 ROOM MODERN | —“H_ 4006 : - co Lat 130 2 100 Immed possess | Nacdenue: oe oil floor furnace fireplace 2 car garage and ma | ) | | . 2 ren A ol i ¢ 2-2821 or stop at house Fireplace 2 car patage | “h bend at oe Terms or i A orating $2000 down and ether features $10 930 LITTLE DOLT House can nie lroadwar Lake Orion | Basemett barn, smal] acreace | ee R 20416 per month down. YOU MUST HURRY sisting fall al croumial located LOOK WHAT $2,033 DOWN wil |. js mile West of MIS. 145 Grange Sore LISTING SERVICE |< 2 Bédroom Brick : on larwe 60x2 on font lot east Bed eens off Joslyn Qne _Hall_ Rd X tl prc ss i 7 . a O a h P ‘SY LVAN VILLAGE At Walters Lake oe Plus Costs Sey sos te dawn end 6.0 a0 a lia! uy lati os oe cca M ESTO PON TIAG Ley roa eerece on beat Attractive red brick None Vist . . Mam . LAW NITIES TES REALTY co pet montn ‘ eee For Sale Lots 46 cena nna ey Siete ais bao on nt see peep! io minyies from Clarkston, 3 rive Agee ie eae alle Pa Inf? W Ruron St Pate oemee ono oH DAWRERCS Iw ~ scresx from proposed shoppin L , nr i ry elegrapl } - —$<<$<<——$ = vee aT b J With ing ‘ ir hee ‘ $450 DOWN AE Pree nies ed are ey M ivi lial soe Pia ae $53.92 Per Mo. = i and sheetrock already Te e |. = cia Ge WITH TROUT STREAM a Mae - ct forse 4 West pacuncan A i come and ill beth plastered walle va Shee feneo on ae MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | cated north of Pontiac on 60-ft lake front lot $150 Dr Lie 1 Mi he Is VP TRAM = he Nae ine tH ! Ve tth Jak crite 2 ZRtAN tle a J sae ies Guistlegeetoancret canine ocd (ere, wesemien AL TAKE HOME oy Thin eh aeeee Cheon maar Dede ecm aes | Mooxsoe-tt La pry tot with wonde:- eal ore ine price $700-—for quick sale. ie erage ely land eiee the cutest jittie aitomatic heat 20 iining . F ee ul beach -$126 Dn Ont A iiM “ve RIGHT. Real 1 si aped Lot 1200 x 100 ft mite bungalow You wil the ied beth Fully mess ate a eman ae dinebnom: and can be 4.95R4 A) Arce oth DRaeS Siream) 9250) (da Brats ® _ 1950 __ , aAILar hart of shade $2100 fown « vou see tt Has bie sewer and water Close to schools lial incendie 138 Fe Open) Exes. | cre bide, lot) Price $50 ne SEBS A HOME) VACANT Oakland Ave FF 5-944! bl 2 hedrooms hath hopping “ard trans See th . M'LT ole “LS TING. SE IC Lake priv Int as low ‘as $28 dn isibess propert; with home in = B : a 1 included UAlttached a em , i LOON TAKE Shores ranch RVI 1 { te ANE US }O]4 \T. iis : reat Corner int on ECUECG In- eo EDROOMS IOUX-Franks (zee fenced Pertest 1 MODE! OPEN DAILY AND 3 Bedrooms roomie lnike sliding decr al | ~ Phone Ortonvife, 132. Chitect a @ large family good Jocation Katies Ail for only ¢@ 150 Terns SUN oP oc . Ee ‘ ee ees on pense S25 a { " CRA dE fans FOR — N. Jessie. Fuil basement) eand GENFRAL REAL FS&TATE Migs en | Drive out N Perre to Melrose SL SOO Down : | closets lovely kitchen large | a DOXN ne 2 LOTS, CORNER OF TASMANtA BU SINFSS Ean 4 Ls SPECIALS furnace, nice Kitchen Only gisoo $8 Use Hee cof 1 eont Were eee ue right two, blocks « mode This is today s best vase | toon Ge chene, e ok | and Lois. Terms to suit, FE) Used car fot 2 metal bldg: close Open tin Set ! CY : r C . bedrooms large living furn Pr Beas Ne Sis os “l . -_ tn location Bargain. 611 0 B | , : ' Sine aad t : 2 z vace Privileges on 1 er anh Z ¢ y \ S — as eee ee nn , V 0 web pa here 4 rooms, bath ee oan Doe ae moe a me astel] Realty | as with fireplace, full | Take Alt) ae make ne | beL , "4 Nike i TS ON CORNER W CASS | | shor ao aa : sie s 13@- 81750) Near (ienera!l lo 1 hg eal - red dining room and kitch { p90 with ceasonable terme CLT. PRIC ip $)2.000 Lake $3009 Ph Elgin 64274 BE ee ORME TAD DONT Cee Soe kOe tland T8458 | os || Onsen) fool Fula e term BRICK AND FRAME. k ANCHES? iO) RY 130 ROSFLAWN SURDI | soo « ew Ob Vile ss i edroom moter th ; hasemer = cameras = "ss cement and te | | : Wi owt ce aT ima AC RE ATTY = eid Athy Ae hase a i achenl and nee nes cre Taw Mf Stout. Realter | 3 pepe % i ye Auburn Heights OR 21-5536 GRO ERY atore 6 RMt HOMO ¥in FPS. ATs large int $7 9450 with tert ani = ae RENT? Bistce 5 bod : . dee Feucoment $18 000 ter en ; & = 3 =e yam St FE 5-apast LIVING RE = LN s Sune Dueliasien (se elst . Dn ah) Open Eiea Tilt ® an f ee Sa 28... Tex Tee Ne PRY _ WELDING SHOE Loe ATION 30 = pats New 2 be tr ~e Nien UG we . Meer schoo] ahd s‘epping He . 14S Las DT el se mith Lid sctered mail: oe) wie - eee a: Fo prwe ° Pottue Wathine Ket vied i por Treacle tae teen ua Bones a4 _ ae oe ot we e brn Fen es er : ‘ . * peatet } i 6 - EL ! l ) = % Pils costa You mar jay 7 + | ‘ ate-t on Milford Rd t quarter B L IL! Y NOAA a aan, Roe : wit terir ( q 7 ° at Tmerti- i] a a 3 T rf ry oO O nso som isp Pit | tet ] ale possession of tt ia Ai i Baie a gu OPUN Ra “In our ow restrirted Waterfne4 mee tro meres \ fe , mest new a bedroom Roman OTe Bs Hn irate 2 nFAL FSTATR CARROLL GC. Vursk iy | peat ror iy Wo Hore) @ wa Pate’ Mace s hreek Tanc Ha aR . = | ils Estates Eistimates fre fess om ey st Payment ee BO Soa oneain 31500 Down—2 Lats GOOD BUIL Mua A Zi0X iu a manils ry noome Within 1 basement garage Price a calves (tule medern near (Fie . ; : - foom The lot ls 150 x 150 § reom bungalow ful bat? — (ft See res oe ee aes Suen Por Ont =p 011 080m tors! hoor rre Newly rem eled and rece vows 2 Redrooimn | a fine new netghborhood screened porch, full Dace | : po eign nee rab ft while ite hot! “4 veate!| Inside snd out (Full price i | Your present home jand | ment, off heat. I'a-car ga _ | NEAR CHARNWOOD, 190 x 369 ; ¢ Informa or ' $6 B40 ‘ \ f le mes contract or what have yo Tage “lose ta sechool an ; corner, Paved road. $1109 | ; u a LAKF FSTATES “ t f : will be considered in trade stores Only $8850 as ER MWe OPM Very lovely $ room bungalow ie n down For apreintment 2 Phd Real Ae Geta cect Sie: JUDA LARE FRONT 129 ft on & SEIL, Realtor - te tl ae one vener at 1 BS? rt r va ree An . : g = = : {ry ches 142 § reser _ Seep acs Congiiee ree 1G . J On Ween De eS ee esi ispae puta Birmingham Silvererest Sub “ > . : 7 Mbete ALIS andi CeeeeatsUzI ait 2 iC BE pn, lake privileger find ony $1.00; MOL TEP te TIS SERVIC? ‘ rroand mater Close to ee 1*y story bunge'ow tr per- | Attractive ®& room and hath Rochester : atso 4 Co-operative Real Extate Cae down ts ail tt takes soopiene and hie fect condition inside and out . bunvaiow plus paneled rm. | ( ountry ES t SFPVERAL % ACRE [OTS SQMIF Nicw wtopeEN Brot = ‘SF OP rae = - 1 Ceramic tiie features in Oxl5 all in goed condition hy EE stae | ON PAVEMENT ee BUILDING ZONED EAST SIDE Phd ye LE le Ue SN Shiho Chessoc ¢ @NE kitehen apd hath Pull hwae Pill hasement of pent, << A $2; DOWN — 623 PER \toNTH ae ee a est excel: eof our sider hemes fh of ks ass beeen dt ara wet aval kite Pe 4 . mea of heat apt eren the ve sian rae m l2xJ? with b terptionalls fine T rane =e ; pa etsen 0 isy intersection. ieeeeine ee ee ee eee) ec Se oe veiam Venrage 812002 tioniat Rome Paneis 1 SO TEI, eats ben 9 ff Terms Box 78, Pop eas beat dry has ; ‘ ae Af 2 pt tage me - 3 Te fs pot . 1 t wT Rots eB, FR = possession ect © eri . ace = gor ‘ U ieges $25 1 us a 4 ! moe twin he Sexier . A orsamn cnltempe! pes cso i ; : Poe TP WRTCIEE, fetes Rent! MEADOWLAWN STRERY ere ki ser getter featuring 2'4 tie mathe 3 TIM ; loon ent lease Bus. Prop. 494 ae al] modern Wome Bea ewe ee Tes a : aes a lee ae ry Bisa wai ae - “ ae eee cecrable features Phone ‘sr 145 Oakland Ave FR 39441 Pp. tiful new fehen fan : a” @arage patent drve ar . . ig oi) ardrobe ane oi in fine prise d further > 2 ou cP: room, 2 betroeny an aS Fs bates Yor 8 he Bye m% ‘ a4 ms Tio iad (20 aluncinum ding owe ‘ Cah] MDI er PRR BUrE “ ’ . ” e . A BUILDS roomie / 2 ote ee Cee a ee price . Cows Walter toltener & Ur nt ediantl tees Gale Sti ude a4 I ROKEE THEI L aa (an i he usec ice race eree vate © 400 , = : sereens [té rcanplete ‘+ ‘mum siding oatorma and 77! Vortl Whe Te can j Bae ee ek eee Call after with a low down paymen’ ae aires every deta Youll love + wureene USituaten | inlliwell fgeounie ian : —_ © AND MEK Aner - rater area Beast. mice oe ES $15 950 TaAcscaped fot 180x100 ex $2590 down 2 hedrocm ” Ficahet) lake Ha i ~ OFFICE OPEN Of pave party anit a « 2 5 oo ee . , Ta tot atailabie (612 600 Wille bungalow — thing room \ of Triegraph Rd -*fere far bet eM AND COMMER. : a Be eke ee ae F ‘ De axtow Woods Rani! terme \ with fireplace garage fy) { ter hom but HURRY Hace i \ rai Ae '- : ms iy Lf ty | sy Teeaat ic a : : el dy Wen Ty : ; t as Arete Sih Jes og) ieee Pig a i f fy soe Shee. feat < ; ; if: i f oo. _ " ve s a ° e 2 * i « i : - uf ‘i ae f° B J. i oe : 7) — - ‘ ; " usiness Opportunities 51 51| Business Opportunities 51 _THE PON TIAC PRESS, | - o vi en - - 3 . J ome sores 51 less Money to SDAY, MAY FOUR STALL ._ |RESTAURANT cor Loan 83 Sale Household Ge NE, 17, 056, { SERVICE STATION | pieteiy™ cqutppe RNER OF |AU- sed_Lendess) mak oods 87/SLICE OF HAM a | AY ch \vailaple by Major. 21 Company, _ Piste, gquioees. Ready to ee. an FINANCE CO.}. BENDI * AUTO PAsHIN O ‘Ma. a, For Sal - ___#onab i ea | OCO SERVIC 7 ce 1 coe reas eee poe MAN eet | me | Fo Sele Miacellancous 60] Sule Musical Goods 62 _tion_Phone F' a- cated: 0 -MIc BENDIX. DELI 4" Mm. “LION ods 62 | | ae rf = St * oe ; ead Clarkston - Lene sre $500 HH. 4 washers 1954 UXE A UTOMATIC 3 RSs EL & AMERICAN MEDIUM. SMAL pres hucer with @ FE ase el. Call after 6 = FLYER TRAINS se Ek PLAYER PIANO 0 Apartment Motel ' fon from le will be at sta- HOUSEHO ‘OOK \ “PLRCTRIC DRYER. Authorized factory AE Te ne muse Bt ween ease @ pia FASHIONED Bivd. Roche: ebb. a * mately be tenn ia in - Approxi- end pm. —— Renae oa ae we | mahogany flush ood ona PLays|" ochester. OL. 2-6673 i are ce frontage P. HOE ta | doors, and finish ts cays 7 Ss 32 ntlel gross of $19.00 ge WILL TRADE —-Ladies lingerie & Ott A Beige PLAN 3 ree Complete to CHURCH'S INC. - ae naeaned STRAWBERRY “58S 000 terms: sed lle year sists of name brand ds on! . 1 secreted Jae Fey a Bottie Gao en ees Keayes XC. Su Non ene AND REPAIR PLANTS—2c ; : ymeis | yee oes Phone . SOE - LAWNMOW r Bcnmidt. FE 262t7. | Para omenrcret. Camp—Pri . tiring Trad rent—Owner re=+ write or come ce NP ERS ARPENED a OA 62038. _joato d ivate Club contract oon small house or | Like ne N_ Parke St : . option to i a we A311. ne late Lake Frontage “BE NEFIC Ti i a! 8 per o - r PENNY PAINT S | aes iri will be motile pb gened aka pkd LA fi Loeatha within oom errenaon i EWELERS — An ¢ iF enon ae ; House paint. tala SALE ‘sn “Gleaner eB. Bu a and vouctable pleut of Pontiac on es north 8a small jewelry b : ini “ROSLEY REFRIGERA = 03 08 a _ Scott Lk Rd. a i ginaw st usiness ANCE CO. : : ERATOR APT ' . NEARLY ON tia 32 acre eared Bisaway ture neluded stock twit size With shelves on d | Two gallons for EW &SPINET P! propery i: uausual “a herent ine Ooly 378000 Orne ii Mortgas Coa FE 29048 Re ao condition ont $49 98 | Rubber bane paint. gal. 7e a Huron St FE TANO. | annals rta, 8000 feet lake frontay : ortgage iL ~ oe rT pan ic oo Ww oth Lcd and op. wi rontage a g -oans — Gas 1 gal | WANTED bir ., tacleding white sikvaccem ta, cuter lakes gomod! grate aitaie’ Onge, 0. AN 54 ONS aor PURNTTORE POOR SHOR OP Rea Rrstonnsh, PARTY PS amBy 0 aula, fog complstaiy furnish some, Beer w ery at ireke Orion S $600 TO CHAIRS C | oe x ments on spinet pi Lhe ‘ne Syeuiea hee any 60 7 ana ned, mess hal! item ine, frozen foods s { $1 <0) HROM< IDEAL FO! t S Saginaw St seen in: thi plano, Can be Candeasos ede Wu 4 log & shap ems ood ieas _& party For extra klichen * ‘OR ; Open # to c 8s Fietnity, Wri oO} pin. 1700 Seott pery Pi cael U shaped hd aped Trad ase. very low rent _ Suny purpose on ae chair bave a hum ie LAWNMOWER & a Tedit Manager, Po. Tite to R 3-1701. Lake : Tuiswuniaue ped dock 90 x {50 - e for «mall house Onkied modern or not ‘ j ef edd sets tm vartet | air cool HARPENING 4 AND | 81 Greenvtil st Office box | PREMTER _ property is b act Illness fore @ or con akland County a | colors Terrific, valle ely of | $c ed engine servi e Michigan 2 ry offered for $6€000, terms n or ces see one home additions or yluate see si coresard a tare Gana et Rd OR_ i Bias (Sale, Store E quipment 6 a) saapherny Plante aT r fements ; Ls . TRBRATO = = planta, OL, R IC HOLLE 3 To rough = gasciine TOR 4 - INCH La! | h gh-an or enclose CHROME DINETTE SETS 1-6) kceme? Phon ve AUTEN TIO Fo me Oy Annet ANID TE VK ER houses partly constructed emble these hes SETS A$ SS none Olive Kale oe a ROCERS! BIG| ~~~ r r Sale Pets ' Cc. i) W Hulton * (Oo aacara eunae ae garage or on | Four chairs and tao Wana save Pp NEW AND Usep © bu iding shea Prices! Cleaning | AKC AAA ae ! nee 2 ’ fe : Pp f sE tah bt 2 < n x a mur PEALTORS : a rE 5.8183, bon geeond a | ue $3995 These elle oe Toe __ MOWFRS Beare Hee Mie cai rag bere SLL os) OCKER. BLACK. ms Pederan eases , : ARS SPP ortgages | signs Famous ma 06 dr ERS POWER sp TARY | saw elec achine, elec meat +-4149 Good watch @ __ Opes Evenings and Sal l : ational Bullets tops Pu . ke Formica A depos't RAYERS ‘ cuber elec " - jog. i ‘Sunday 1-4 - le Land Contracts 52 Pontiac, or phone FR &e el Bird Polurs «Look anu | payments nelle {2 don. Time | blink deep freeze Sean Boston AT OF CE CREAN . — ae Vs z = Di Miciiean nese terrific veiues Garden a able WF Miller Neon 3elec s REG tes oC STUD. AKO PUK as A} a . i tigan Fiuores nd Lawn tr, Ne cales show Pies Curtiss MAN UF ACTI su, XG x $1860 DISCOL NT ee Swaps 55 chard Lake ae cent, Ws Or- ie be Woodward eee oes A pa aan Ae es baie) BOXEH AK oe ae fee KING eal solid. $4 . : SS : s rmingham MI 40926 | vor. 4 #0 Keego Har- ale Faw ts) wen PLANT aA 350 to pandle FE | abet elt ae MIDDLE| 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 Po OH eae = ae aes to ® pm. gr phone oe n Fare alirade name ACT BALAN 0 V8 F ousetrailer Also i. eT wees SEEN S/- aS mh engthe nt ATIONAL CASH 4 Few popes throughvut ea ec are eric aee per NCE OF 85.161 se | _tratler FE 7-0395 2 wheel steej a 2 If ] r W ALL T int E 25c i = pave. oon Garernbee S . } rea CASH REGISTER Has wraps dog coors ; - - area, ecured b ost|@ R AR HOUS alr 172.8. 8U Ppt Y | FE 2/260 TIFUL : tail stores in pre Pour large +e— sone ry hom 4 eho, oid = (OOM HOME 4 F PAINT GAL Saginaw ; — BLACK sent in a- i= NEAR pown.| °° aha pee = ST pol E 5-2 s = oe ahund puppi AEC cluding some’ of the nt chai, ip- WERE E ae e. ae é a Sees basement, coal | RUBBER a Se PAINT oat a3 Be iS peu FASHIONED ongan PLAva, ale Sporting Goods 65 i 5 Muar ‘som © weeks old Gi0, SLT Abts tee thee “1563 Union Lak 3 ni of value LAR RT Ah “w HUR ; Oak! and finish . 8 loa BY PARAKEETS. 0156. 10 E. The retail dieu of the country Unton Lake vi Rd. ES. J COMPLETE WOU 3 * aoe retort | and 62 LIFORNIA RED WoO! —Mansfiel off Jos: 81.60. Hage REAT TY nishing Sor BIDE Fe R- ‘ OL ee Ga 1000 RMS 6373 B biel Tosi a cparaing cub ee pet Gee ee F EM 43-3314 CO. Ee eee oy ° ARAGES REPAIRE | Sn Or 5000. $18 00. eee se :3- GOGB OCR ’ profit basis. plus (hel cent gross © '¢* FE 33708 or EM e be bd Hurdn ‘St ent ener utensils Linen, shea. | - at eo Kk like new Le ep ro) FE | dogs. 0} REG q 3704 oo ’ tools Pow s Garden wy. ' tel ngthen your 17 Sp YR 3-5808 or lent wholesea @ very ekce — 33197 FE 56175 ; 3 ower mower New A new : gal aa —————— hor OR 3-244! profit “Ratablished mssufecturing 20% Stale 7 fs, DARK “4AHOGANY ise Living rpm Cat Hetrigera:| Sale Househ fetta Pigagesg, S0PNe® S088 | TIVE BAIT | BRITTANY ‘SPANIEL. business thrived auriie ie this” $5 375 DISC ot ND | E Wit can for riding horse see trent Call "ier came st is a8 | See Lex old Goods 57), For Sale Miscell 20D: HOUD WRECKING 16 CO. Werme: mnie: MOTORS COCKATE: en eben a years and now enjoy le lean 7S contract on o om, MUtual 44195 a RGR A ol aneous 60. inte H i) waders nnows, crawlers boot; 8 EGGS, CAG] leg ire eye an ouistang "Oo _ Williams ew bungatow | 1047 8 HEADED 8ING SPECIAL HOT Pl matt 5-0108 | ers. spinning out a | mest Pair AGE Ri. Prosussie wauenit sd rea sevieer montane lta ae “STUDEBAKER FOR EQUITY | Machine Reconditio ER SPWING — & dryer. $288 eOter yy CASE ER COTTAGE, epee ude MAR ace Sono ey ee ue. fly) reds || — Soe hostes eet ae future iy unui te potential for" cect abd Ceara Your alae lisa ue FE 8.2325 car boat or fur-| — Wuenes urort 920 186) Ton |e "Here. Muare) ies: i Joe Move tr | Fo oe OP AN DE ness. cow | COCKER Sere MY osm 5 ation ck oY 2 w . . piams ‘are expanding and. ih foes our cost, | 1958 DOI OS DUNCAN PHYFE DR STOVES. BOUGHT. SOLD, _FX- ,POWER MOWER SPECIALS ANDE R SON HD\ Sage rere poe particular euie brad mad tds \tloaded aoe Rovat. Tancern | Dit, bulfet and 4 oP LE LEAF 3 TA-| changed Turner's sold. FX. re _PUEL OU. TANKe| trent gary mowers, side and 2182 8 Tetegrapb pels sett Powers sree Ken- chal | a a iL « ascommew se). ©, Wood Co, hcctans IOP ye i at ecwt' bas FE sontens ene: “hate Ess ates Bil tun | Tact TE et bet A ora vas re save | ES, Beh WMG toan See : esents the t d jas al > = - Ts. CLOSE. = price of | $56 tow Sup: An. un 7? 9° . r_GReenleaf gilt ciged eustnees saceee eee near oO O, | see FQUITY Ind» 2 jsinar E BEDs MATTRESS a | newest design for eourter fe other models i etl tar 30 "GUNS - BUY i [ENa L18H Pop af 44970. eee ee eet eden Gere, Willams lake Rao viass | Parga street for iaberineeslicnr ee See ree tusea oate Eairtenter rome 430 0 esis Ri 8S These BU RMEIST! ee Dae, Hwe MA. sie Gone Bala cr s Saal | 00a Po “te 1 female 26 months" equitt ; a. i | tand cont Ser or 7 only 6 ' lightly factor ER IMPS ~ - 8 = | niieac aee this business ie veatalind Biel ee OR ae Mose ia Dino i _EM 30081 1$_eu ne 63 Seneca 8t months, are cayection held bial ale “a Reg $85 se FOWER MOWERS: _Maniey_ Bal 7 No Bag! TRADE | Female Be “BEAGLE. PUP ¢* +1622, tos Prats peepee foal €E: Open 68 eae sreageea oe oie $200- LECTRIC § ‘er0vE Gu prs eet oerpery stalls Mich. 48's Pieserhoecd 9125 | eye el Jet pUMD | Sand giey at. | _old._ $10 3.1886 PUP. « MOS. i a 22' 3% i ears. H. J. Van Welt. OR e5.1385. EASY 8PIiN Ave int. 393 Orchard Lx 4"8's" Plasterboard C168 | orca eee wen [etemeee Gravel & Dirt 66 GERMAN siinPMERD-REG_AR3 $3 600 DISCOUNT = [Pt wt er BAND AND GRAVEL | gtseo” aa WASHER TATE | two CAMP POUR FOO . (x04 Plasterboard eee money down Tred lan On eore CRUANED evona. Pinker a t #7400 alance payable at $3800, | ot) maple cash or what have you | Oni + secest fixtures, joer et ve 4212 also tn stock Reconditioned cane Lh, pee CRUSHED 8TONE ARAKEETS wit | GUARANTER I I cent inter shee ie ork bene! PO bd rave : ‘ . color: 1 ge ceo 2 oo. ‘Secured ‘Sy ery ore we Oe “OUTBOARD MO | Lrcrmig TONE ALL AUTO | Ula pdoag *e1 08 vales 0090 These 25,0 Crown Coat Toro-¥ HEADQUARTERS cee cal way ime FE Pannwees anna = = ac | 5-00 " e tac ; ro- and 18 THE “BIRD” TO sF ty Keel (Retate crocs eure | portable ee cnece pre. scares for zi aad 1280 icherryla epi rx tory See accest rica. LA crane caret: In. @ Siler = wees Scotaman, $54 48 ‘A. TOP SOIL FITL @ | ass CANARIER ETRE . ce pen evenings. FE +6402 SWAP a = 7 LUX LL. ———— | Sscent. 393 © uote | aystem e-ins grevel SAND RND | ! 4-48!) Ask aor FE. IN YOUR O ihe LATE MODEL. rehard Lake A 200 ft. perforate a $375 accepted ~ and cinders EM PAR AKEE _ TODAY SUSPEGIAIISH Na oes ¢ 7 cunt ae aE mere oor some uses en fedlileape, Sed GE eral oes ECTRIC aaa SS pene ee oe gyoeciite. wats KE LLY’S H ARDW: ARE ~~ a TOF, BOL, PLACE a monies a ae ae 11 000 Contract @ ace aiawerd tar sale cheap Le _4 mos. Dealer Pho for] w nges RR, B Munro, 1060) 458 ft ol ime eee $ 0 AUBURN AT 80) and and gravel. Aubu ‘ a Sean rm Rd, RESORT — TRA able $100 per ae cent, pay-| cent off sharpen 4250. 20 Ser _Phone FE 68-1564 Huron pisetny Lyrae re Ser. AUBURN HEIGHTS ADAMS orge Burkiow FE 3-004 er “5 ae am 8 ; ed rel tn he Ay ees $2625 Write Ponting peed es coe out on Custitea un Special F RE ware os RANOKS S esd ann | '% tt, beg 2° insulation tase a tir MOWERS & “Hecrons ee Oenean ay BL ACR | 29 Yoorne av} var abins, 4 unit per gallon Re goss) pain R oo W unre Electrie 'Co. 435) - irst class mod EB and fill dirt | REG mets a modern $ roam ho mote! plus $6,743. PAY Rent lawn rolle _1060 WW Huron 2 from ais te choces | —— nme Bennett, FE REO ori 6-s071 = $80 A MO. seeders, floor pers 1ese MAKE 80 . Uke Jackobson. so a t 64758 OERMAN serosa the str me — all just cent Y, AT 6 PER| er sanders and wa e611 Cu PM Ch U = RE irs; mower, Fairbi To at | ORADE TOP SOIL SAND. month SHEPHERD. Leke Huron eet from beautiful” b our cost $5000 6 | * * Nationally A ane : SED E 1 FCTRIC - . Fairbanks Morse, He TO nett, SAND. | _t sold. Call PE 60907 ¢ Pull y a three bed ecured’ BARNES y Advertised C D cue shell, Goodell, and ' r-| _@Tavel and fil - D, ween 3 to 68-0007 be $22,000 on easy te price only Wobvertn room home on | ES HARDW $190 95 WATER = BURMEISTER riding mowe! and Johnson. some | A-1 TOPSOIL PILL BA 0500, _§ pm : L é ory. S| Dsyll)e ; : OPSOIL REGISTE Oe an Gaey, ermecoeners) ell tifa! ph cb er 142 W. Muroh ARE THE L A WAGNE HEATERS Se oe en pee : vill, BAND AND RED eM ; ! : _X st OE R CO. &PECIAL : ulee, Univator t _fravel, EM AND | _6 mos EMALE BOXER, property. ontract or other) Walled Lak repem et #1832 1035 TR i asy Parking 1960 N yk CLEARANCE. 8¢ N and Wh llers, Bolens f 3-2440 —f mos old. F ; Dr Walled Lek ADE TAKE LA rE seh LIKE NEW ALL W bt orthern L eel Horse, walk aLL TYPES GRAVEL & STONE es oe e | auto. 195. TE MODEL | FR 023} MAKES , WELL KNOWN | n sumbes t Co. riding tractors and | GRAVEL & 8TO ces ® SPANIEL = POPPE THE OUTSTAND: ‘SEASONED CONTR 3 or later. la FRIGIDAIRE I cs | wGA TO 8187 Coo! m » Quantity of u. L. Slade NE, ons ACT. .1s4/ equity to nd contract | ELECTRIC. 8T TAKE 806A |p Cooley owers and tractors, sed 4 ration ING RENTAL nee payable at $50 m your home | Used 2) day OVE. | YOUR PICK ‘ontiac EM Mow $25 a ¥ aia this : enthly, For down or what? | ® 42 wich | TERMS CONSU $40 30 Fe! “ins . ou ‘er sharpenin, up. Ss oP SS FOF BOIL. rma of eauipiecrinet: Rents al! per cent interest Cost to sauitty payment or my w nae clock. Cimerland let eiectrie; E60 98 UMERS POWER | Telegrenb & 0 ath byte7T |) erhaul, com g and engine ov-| crushed stone 2 BOIL, | able OR c reit,000 = Terme tad sous interest, Coste! yes | TAU prirleges 19° Maceday. #2 Oakland ent A barges. s6i8 W LAWRENCE PE) tes erhaul. complete service Evans | —0l_ Call © Girk reed ‘grav. | WHITH se : , : City Hom m mod [ake privileges -t with ; —= $-S18ty | E 1-41 at, Dixte H : Cail" Wondte, FE 56-2008 HITS vice NORTRER heer Ge Gan) pie Gre.to Maceday Late OOO and mel STviE paver. | “PRIQNT || Piawor DOORS | Sten" on setee 7” MA 71 Top son, CROSHED grone. |" mo highway eh Mio ee: — matin creates Ee Poraeeta slebile) 2 ae he i +6492 or FE wags Goce ey red’ eany chad LE DAVEN- | roaster, green sofa, ero Belling out inside and eee tiwn Owen Fe é1fi2 vel. ail Lyle Sore. WIL ——— * community near T prosperous lor Mr Clark - «* | ton FE x chals | Sosa lecaar Pe leaf table PF 24361 — ny| doors at less th outside ae dH th od « | E . L, TRADE 2 ona Tawas Over $70 | WESTIN 86-1200 : : = pric * than whole | RECAXi eed -| TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE. springe 2 OLD Sree elo si Money to L all INGHOUSE. | LAUNDROMAT oer om 490. BABY STROLL | eaatent Apart rial bprtarces WILL | Gren ae Hardware Aor ‘ee ICON he pon ol —_ are ta pects Darl tae . tor w feet, Beenie ot male $25,000 with 413 000 dat oni o Loan 53. or something of Lt Ciead = OR 3-1656 =~ sewing se any make PON ee PLYW ie N. Case _ard EM 3-0531 | z w- | fae. 2-871 near same . p ‘oe niO: rn | Parkdale equal value 129, HAMI machine within @ rad: 1488" Baldw .YwooD co TEX” BY THE Col bemh eto 3 after 6. Quarters avatiaole wners ~~ State Licensed Lenders) : ale St LTON ELEC DRY of 10 miles fog op! us win Ave rE. | ROM BY THE eee & BETTER GRA «| WILL SWAP FRIGIDAIRE AUT condition Only $60 cane. <= . i ae FE 4-30) asa icbare mars DRA W T ee E HI’ pees) oe all boxes lott a dup PER| cf, Peat. bee or truck : Dogs T Tr d Roard HIGHWAY © LO matic wash AUTO- | HOUSEHC . | CUBED Hite Ma uplex plugs, | Sale or ck Whole- | J ‘rained, ded and well equ! pred — attractive 9, BAXTER fy “ytiNosTo or will teil FF: orm Bulte A ee orb GOODS FOR SALE Used Rete OTPOINT IRONER 849 95 CHROME OR CADMIU 5 peng ‘a ahh Thombesa use ae 3-3224 retail, FE 34160, EM TT 70 - i 1 " | c ~E.. | m SALA inn, tee tet et hbase licence 65 W Lawrence st NE $331 FF Used Rerrigerators 97495 PLA - | deat ORADHFORSOE.—5OP DOGS, CATs BO fred pestle edad elles GET € E 41538 For | Sale ‘Clothi | af WATER HEATER 30 ( Used TVs. «SERS The bind that boli to the dx i tee dre GRADF TOP. sop | ‘rained. Burrshell 318 Bayi peal estate (ond (el quarters “ASH OU icky — ng “86! Kat new approved f JAL | New N $495 & u of ai] makes of frame | Q@ & PAD. 1980 FO ssing mixtures. L, 8! ‘| staph. i 37% a. fae and aii Com of use orge gas iF ears motor & RD | S-eea . Blade, FE 8.000 down er TT tg [CUSTOM MADE CANDI mcjawe | Yauee, 84080 and 850 30. 11950 aap W'S POL a Rn nao a ae Mpume. | SLACK DIRT, FOPSOIL AND FILL _ Hay, Grain & Feed I ) wedding go ss are slighti here eee Fr rt) —— a LECT din, PE od 71 WARD _— $500 edrailrtrain Li f wo & vet! Cath- : ghliy marred Also e! = 41133 20AL. ELEC # ees ‘ RIC LAWN M zi 6434) or FE ! 4" ric of an elec. | 5 aT EATER _ 2° re OWER. _YE 56343 or EM 30167 REAI ee as IDGFE sees soy tess Beare Bring yoer Pa coat ilebt ee ‘os | at aarciticiraleer Misclinen Fiore: U EP RADE-IN essere & Eyeee Bus __ 61233 wom CE) Coe Tt iri tb Ass ye soil AND ALPALPA. ricea + CRAIG Oat, Oats, AL. 5 8 zg ais closed in 2 3-451 : escent. jv Ore? uor- EPT | Laundr 4 INCH SOT. F eee aes arty) um MA a 4 35Q] miautes. Loans also 30 = — rehard Lake A ele y trays. PUPE. b PT 86 BLA PEAT 303 BALED A AUT PETATE (@) BUSINESSES, nitive, signatures and” otber Rte SMO ee ea awomTin | POLPOINT WATER HE ve Chest of drawers... E sand, feucete 8 = UL SET Ie ay rea pea EL! RUOUT MICHIGAN curities. other ej oats. size 12. and skirt. Ik gal> installed $129 96 ATERS 55 Desk sees. 01495) _ tea. ‘8. Sa ene {UMBIN $38.50 bulla sand and m. OA 8-2013, after - Ope kee Ge FE 8-0670 Peer nat | Sralicat Gentes eae kanes co Washer . $1405 ELECTRIC. Wiibeaa = | Lane eee @ ours. oan On fii HAY AND aTRAW WILL DELIV: O Leela SALE BY ALI SAINTS hori ee ee ante Eee circa toes $1090) | used on form ELDER CAR BE | DOODLE BOG ee Lee ey FOP BOLT FO Bi | pane trad, a k] irsery Schoo! Bat ® OT POINT REF range ELECTRIC LIGHT F abfled Se PE Bho rompt service. PE me ‘Sale 1} te ° ' am Cloth- . RIGERATOR Fc Davenport and a earcia oc $34 50 1€ LIOHNT PIXT ___—sOFE (17-6716 BROW! 21538. ror or Sale L pa. misc she ale Ip good IR 9 oo} od cha : 230 every roc URES FOR SALE Ld alae N AND SON. ivestock ' and | foe In 15460 condition, $85 FE piece dinin. suite Led ped mos om in house, m DRUGSTORE Fix. el oe di SAND, , Onay. pale Eivestock 72 ! = sntiac a (olrialerniy ne _ RCA TV 2th sto cg | most beautiful selecti ewest, | tures Brand new. Used FiX- | 6-1 708 in “Stet” soil. i? PAL. : JENNY LIND TWIN eg say9>) Cesens = pull @ an of 1956) complete Incl sed 5 months | or FE AMINO PONY fae N BED tradition owns mod Eo nel Fountain, 24 Je a oe Gee oan Company}: Sale Household Goods $7 plete Very goed condition cou. THOM. A FCONOM! traditional terrific’ values aie) tere Retell stichowt sign ree acta LOAM TOP 86 Fon bce hve one i 18 THE “BIRD” To SEE PONTIAC STATE BANK BLpa. |! SRE aaauonele = FURNITUR Y Hiom sieee value t23 Dinisg | 27 Pay! te Se ye Nothing more | Dunn. FE $1446 ie travel. 3 P. 3.| Mare =o ta. OLD an : . 5 iE REN MONE Tres ER 2 YRS sven FL SSRER AUTO CALL Convs SUES Lk CO, | $2 96 value $1 95 Pe P init Drug vatn atrone Wohl ead \ COW MA Roya) Oak. - Call LE o29ts, c QD. u me ie T eulars Ory 5 ay) BOAR SieN 206 IR = ea afters and 62167, $75 KIRBY VACUUM CLEA wet be ee I tal hea “rior our taree display eh S ne Detroit. 19. GOW I F ARM BULK MILK were —_ attach $35 F NER WITH PON race iat : lake Ay escent, 303 Orchard MAN URE” FOR AE ae acres om acenic Su — 301 eae ree CtcAN Dy fe a Ee ee Ror See VACUUM CLEAN a } : — | . onive a hd MALES Ge Bo HAULING island about 16 mil Se eR end fables ‘ sher, $12. 2 LATE: MO} _brus ERS, PART 8 | RIVEWAY rden’ Roo Locks that's alien frum (the ) \f-soll clube end Nese st Pe | range Babe EO Se ee a da EXTRA—SPECIAI ee guruce ave sie aTee Clarence, Gen. ces Oe renee bepnee and fishing lodge Legis | _ T4800 bags. $8 FE _ 5-112) reasonable. MApie W: ayne iGabertis Excelent a en = 23-1466 FE 1326), FE oe ‘OLive Reng at Rd. reat 700 foot fro : { Sa ee Sa = ar 7 — a . | ine 2x17 se White FA W w _Take N it frontage on 2 —-T Aye | LINOLE(IM ee Ye end Jal2 Pt Take Ricolet which: eas. to" the 7-PIECE LIVING in ee Apphance Specials | we wil tp to 2's up to 94 se Sate S yas. ber TL ne ba | ELD reat Lakes Partly sopded Ful ROOM GROUP MOTOROLA 17° MAH TiBaiawtnl| tiene sree fueea waster 8) 38/0 ments PRICED TO ahi | men oe pees daniels = vered. FEE SADDLES. BRIDLI on conve OGANY CON orge 10 cu ft ED V THis srehouse one SAL kt uns AND AEL erms. nient 5 Modern 2 piec sole cabinet CON- | 9329 0 ref gisnog; BEAUT WITH THis at new i EZ; TOP gOr., kinds of ta | ttes, 2 Only 660 04 5 Motorola 21 IFUL WHITE S|. o ow orice Bivd vo me chs step table sh re . 2 modern! #1300 M1 sale io 6TV con supply PINE. Ou et our Qualit and Opd BALE. : . x F ‘ 8. hing : : of buildin, r v Bulla! or ody ke Whole » DAIRY" WARD F PARTRIDGI tra Fast | Mri ESR "Si? srotiee "a: NOROE PORCELAIN OAS RANGE 920085 Norge dove qee B08 Nock on To% trom “oist te the material oo row nent a eeceven 2 eatatces a | [Lorine on Eat aa z : ie Py Ly or € copa ge you store REALTOR BE 4s OR $97. “PAY: | esses eel aot $279 9) Norge at 100987 RECLAIMED 5 onicK: Pct tty 8 full line of FOR SALE: TOP } don L MARE P PONY ST WA. neat Estate ok F 4.358] rvlce ONLY $2 WEEKLY few FaMou S MAKE PORTABLE | ray Nore ae ee $i8no9| Redi-Mix Concrete &: a 00 Perle | so bea nee Paneling rave: ‘ill airt & [eat oe anand. arorres oats F 2 USINESSESs ‘° | machine " auto elec Windo ortar $1 15 nts Hardw te eonard. EM . GELD THRUOUT MICHI SE ag can borrow $20 P $6 55 payments of | ws made to PAUL &T are, Ete, 34515 At Conta SPRITES. . a CHIGAN mn $500 9! earson s I 8 month F ; M siiog5| New your orde CYR LU G00! ler 4 Da! Hon Fie 7 to 8 of yateature (ea Wier furniture, 42 Orchard f Bank fora ture | tester hee aE eh | aaity Stitrns To CHOOSE | Let ute ‘Deere from $6.40 ie! Say aeepe delivered reacens Ror Me’ BERT, | fou Biva fly, All day Sum. 1338 2 rn ee gy fatikne gorineitie purpose "Op" gore VE iad 4 YEARS pire ara ob edaition. | — LAREN? | Fowriac TARE BLDRO SUPPLY. ~~ PURE RED YORETR ae: purpose. Up | PORT GOOD : OAK BEDR ree pee, | Nl 10 PAY se. or complet SF AC LAKE BLDRS_ Bo RED ; oepecast ! to 20 months to rep DI Mon. 1 cotff CONDI- IROOM “SUITE sginaw rr Pp *| PTC Wash “6UPPLY. care, $50, $65. : cuears kad vere Into frozen H LM en nite Bi tee ba A aoe 71720 Pontiac Trall fae WASHER BICYCLE 615 56188 | SU" "k PEUS SLUM Reinforced 1. ANKS sige & mort gravel. fil) dirt, Farms. ape ee Brook 1 egutpment depplie Sepa EHOLD tates ; Micweat |; — _ : All good FE 5-0173 TY. 928 | NCATE BER & ! Installed if desiree eres ortar, Trucking. OR “oH to 10611, 6 * * an 'd- a . — er zs . ’ . ing $700 down $65 ypu 2 PIRCE ROSE LIVIN | any PIECE SOFA BED SET WFSTINGHOUSE RIAL SALES CO ___ __ FE 36473 ROMP? Di ouNa OURRNGEY COW ANB Plog lease per oman. suite Good piss Ot ene fake al Us | BAS Sis $900 USE artory Indo aes — 2 Eu or O . EM 3-2248 | first hed, cecsliens spot Bs eee aie _9 FT NORG cr EET: . ? rt POK Sy PAY (rere Me E pmmcas LAROE rete Haein eae 1" ee | SANDE OHAVE — | Ck RHP : =—s = vel GAB SFR. OT 62 WW rm Mil GAN Ace 6) See ee aha AVEL ED SEED POTATORS. _ {vet OR 3 LY $2 WEERI- f FE 54-2100 x top soil Fi. TERED | Several SS ss Feur +4) Bus Sar Tina , VIEERIY APT BIZ z | Ciisi SEAT. an YE 7 sod. Glen Whittak pate Ul totes Clee Le GAS ST Spee HERE Pas “ per Conrem Ronin a REFRIGE Pearson'sBank fF j SIZE FLECTRIC STOV | RiSH MEATS 1-022 aker| [te Orton. Phon ‘ochri ‘ : aks 2 i. RATC sade | itu ; STOVE, Bret ro 4 —, 2-0931. e even: MY Top corer _ where vou can mee rg ae ee i 5 Foil FE S$753__ RG 2 Orchard Lake A . urniture ' ae 40) Am sire GF. re nigee ne SAND, GRAVEL, FILt AND 1 SE ee mes : Tw 5 quickly bor- 49 GAB RANE ——e ren FF 47881 ery goed renititien - $e 4% soll delivered TOP > ED Poti TORS. CERT meu town near Ae Ae S50 von ania! Hor $90 FE iE foe CONDI saasatt ad = peERese hn : Lye abel Atier rho . ee Sparerib= 59 (S) GARD WANTS re enya OL fed and | yr. Lda CERTIFIED \ Toom home oo weg paymenria ! 1e42 : 4950 8% #B M a id RG ee tet = = ctor .- ay bacon 5 AS a AVE! B “ay blers @ certified, stat Th Peet get Peg} ! 2 Ww hes ; in ral Fiectric C ____- Pork sausa int T LA * ebagoes, Cob- statieg a complete . caumoce deductions i amount. No Gare eo noTTi F< GAs £ anor Woo Huren eiric Co Aiicsny) oo) ocean (| ee ie ee ae _ $4.95 _ b080 op soll, Fil dirt. et _ #79. 4. and Russets, aes a real money fa eats ues Bee: Sats: OR 43-9677 ceditioe uD a : pone es LATE MOD | AW SUP ND ARDA Polish sausage . . 20 | Fe ————SS4 SAND, “GRAY EL PY — =, - E “Ta Bly? sx ; - . Qyyten ee, bea Horners Sree oe and ate 49 es “soit tack dirt. ILE, cost , SMALT slancelictcant: er Sharpengng ak ASPH, ‘inar = MICHIGAN BL ost or wonrowixa at | YZ ue" RADIOS | $6 Tr cntrart at aiv36 gO ing | Aten pot to | ‘SPHALT aia ve Coats, PE 5 : rere iB 12 Record pl S $6 TO : s1374 @ cCaimtd lawnmowers, 85 spe ae * S0-1be fo 5 - _ 27 quipment. Plow tiver FE $1582 oan company endly -t'aciaimed Tinoleume * i LyO\ yt SMENT BARN [SOIr, PIPE, Stor ee) ee ROE et # = pair parts = i Park at Our Front Door Re a” sean 16265 sue | ae NS ) | aa Pee tod semen |e ee Jaah lads eed un 45 mere era 2808 Comfort Cabs "Come, oxt ond oes 0 FT ON DIXIE HIGHW : hitte Fname $149 A : = pire 14082 ia & SUNBFAM : ; 1-875 bajird a anee _DIxT MGHWAY TN | HA Fall = . ae 5 2 VASOTING - : j f Coal 2 ‘SAND AN ~ meet aM m4 ju itrer pay st hug tm = Buckner rotba thse a uso tM gun Fe CIE RC po [ua hattiie Ta of Stes ™*? | i ont PORmaCE ata, VNR ch Pree PED ie ON | Pal Jat ae el Basora Bemoceulennloree ee es GRIEG! —— Saginaw SMAI! WIECTRIC HOT WATFR pe EE Ay at ro ee Ee ne noe oa. oe rE ot ll Shredded Pea = | 20d attachments ve. TRACTOR r y vs = eater So .tgh - 4 aa Sean t . i ee eee wa rE 5006s able here aS Ot Ez: | perncre Ipnew Sutable for aummer cot. AUTO ESTIMATES ef | toned parses and bil ad STORM’SASH PE 7.0245 (5 at Humus | ~ BARGAIN 3 aoe L SHEI! Gas rinance Co 4 TRADE” INS GUARANTEED SEEN Anan CEA EM 3.5202 - BATE HF ATF AYrt) ae 2 “| aa aa combination wind ) BPECIAL nae Panny $12) FF: 5-7668 | Used Ford t GAINS center of tie town : sD OMe a sea! ‘ ht) CATH §1° CHATRS : PaaS 1 Ge | core LOW Le ndows | Dae T. SAND. rac! ® mitts fas! invetng comm r ort . ed Sef washers Hd SO Gor PR UAASZ bi. Tyeiptt es verre tan voles } a rage | ) ' FE 46089 | eee soi! Tractor ND TGBAY Used poet and wacky Wegner ne ay ees ue 4 ON cesar ccaied Vecauene. 804 ee us) y "A WITH ZIP-ON SLIP COVFRA tary $80 95 aa ri ard ave B oors P amt : i = DER Red Beil) Deena 188 Industrial Bes ee front loader eee a ae vtage or rn sae and Floor Nations! Bh Rov « Reo er 7 $785 fe aca ye Srapes wit hard S Perr empsan 80 cae anne userhead factors cece LASLE TOP eee . Pricchers—[. andscal e — Parte and bee Tractors. tng In re teste Se cone: Bid¢ Service oF « ments Pacts & , °° feed. cons.ten FF BI Ur LE ATHEE = __ Saal fee abd prices farge | Refrig $2 “GAS STOVE 91 Toasting peat ht pers Trade-ins ces a at ame : one himdtre! Daten Prin - 7 : AB yak land Cees ; . mt 2 BABY BG Y im fro t and) cup Li er Gen 2% Lawn oe Aer Park 4396 C mus at Holiday E-Z Creat anted and Patent 5 “tll Dive Hey B_APT. siz Pre IAT ' = a) TON eee p AY trunk alumim ra Ba iass-Elizabeth - ft Rate genten alaieimenia Pale eer FA * Hwy: OR. ae = os RANGE. gio rarer oe hie Vac Tr Tone Sie HROOM FIX Ie'eg eerser vceta | rOllaway bed a wheelharcne® i V1 Rd FE haded Interest Race en ot af meter Aled Tak Sip a eo ” wos 868 85 FF oer baile x crt PRS ' io et ous tabi - a Fea wagon kiteven ; os Buy an bet i ayy perusios | ak E RHOP ORRaTS ( WEPH rR ia MEUNRO 1nAn —— her = Loner” fucrare : ve pite Ciotd Bet & ™ able, un ell Lats Pen ° 2 C som. sano GRAVEL. FILT i HOU rt ITEN & “SON riiture glace hina iMose cree 1 | : LON filters Thy oa awe ut oS Ae thereat - ee 35568 FE songz | 578 N eh) (4 ic ag hedte his Wil Ei : Si oe 7 ' Hi DR BAL ph sel : | ee 8c wae | North Matin . PHiis WlER SPECIAL Hardware electric ie aa in | Talbot t Sy i PILL DIRT ROAD | — Olive $4r81 Rochester : is caivarsied le GIASE GFINDER 's HP MOT Z| S) ~7mbe ___DIRT HAULERS | ‘ ! fat aor D wel (ae | For wet barement uve Tr ~ : “tx PERS” —— se iding torent | A ney Cheyer e NDSCA: eis : | eeave aw rarer Re 8 on arronn oy AcToRs A TRACTOR, ee BUY A NEW (Nite usitire: a0 sectors. NO 300 TRAC- off, fuel of} ice er ; t nd t nh 2 pesicepaice Goodvanet ee ane ! ywner-operat : ; Tris : | end . de 000 to cover vee eae . rare’ One o oe ete Van Dyke | tror Was famine brace and < _ and down payment Wr te P ; oo" from bank) Sree 2466 T Lake Rei ceg or Hive eid ‘ _‘ifftee Bow 117t, Min Mick ed; APARTME Packles Dr OR 3.4016 rp ak net Cie ees a oe ae eee : . NT SIZE 5 i fe eee ] Part HE , Ame ta) irocery W Meat Nlarket =| tae “bn trer eine RANGE nage we os Ong Tapeer R pee os PRIVY 2685 uges £50 ~ Garter B Awrer retirtog ia Lise ome gue : ¢, BEEF AND P 1 And garten cut, end. spre! Sati Piaste- 1 j Donen cel tig ast nova ines Ve orp Re warn as RK HALF AND Alr yas conversion ihe ‘Rreere 1025 Oakland une upstairs, Will take Sen extrmoriina 5 ee ; 57041 Ddike Market FF: . 10 gation paint pres EG 3823 ae TE - V > TOR WITE a smal! amoun «¢ i ote ana 28 5 thon Fiudresceit i ie al caste Ren ceo & Eu Pl gas ranue WERCOPR PORTARI F : erv Be st Oual ity RY LOA LEAN DUTY HEN- Lb bokhs, Anywoere in the ae an = pee ds AAS mse Ave 2 i gE fee ous RE talie & Pick yining room een oe bie new §Rs Bede ie Oaping DAILY BACK HOF, ree HENRY 0 terme wr oasn fn gs i0 F [awrence TM ENT te $1) ces f] Caveat nwen T1323) ELDER 32° : D: DELIVER! i WE NE ange Mu Lt > Bs 3 raree 425 6 TE ee eal CMs FOr Ap iw 1 250 AMP LINC | This t on RED D NEED TRADE . SER TT TomAY NO ith PER Os SF PV IE ‘a $2, F4an ‘ wen Ty ’ A ae [ABA K t : oR UP H op ® Fr pare Be eS at 125 2780 at Ag rated pom une ae of highest FE ny eee egal! I 2 : ' . ME GTS ) nrarp a | : imam | in th 3 6s c+ OBTIGATION — || AMEE nenee sa # ve F CENT ap ae a | ken Near LC al she | Fw +i H.W. Bigelow: , Need 85 rags oid mot WAT esorpestes sare wh “TRING BROS TAO 1p ROM we Vines mney SRS TeP som BLACK pr Yo . VV. iGe1© Nee e Go 00. ie ; j $07 OP AINE DoW.x 979 re eas 1 SrAc® DIRT “GF roe PONTIAC "aD DEALER 804 W froron &! Win fact SI us ser a Micke fe bus : deve ee FHA ferme fy FR 3.0916 CSU id 20d ol Hy FF 8-549? or FF 5 a pa ments riice ant Aon Res ‘ ‘| : 4 . ” end ane Mirat a \ ¥ { Anas Tene fo Lt sour bu ae) Samomower: 8.0 te ue “ ‘ Wood. € BUSS BRN ns FXPERIZNCED ON orn aso Se pin nee el eeear led ee Hie & vn Do It Yourself ol - a Coal & Fuel 67 aes C20 AT LEE'S | | uty tracks : tr ‘ $0 convenient to = aa ee Beer fSuiGe Baotess F r 1 =f tt 1 he = eee ractors, the aan 4 peace Aer oa Weert ° ie where new ori pe ee beta chests Aas ‘ 5 - FOR [FFI tery ee DRG EX alter mom ghee orn oo t e onsultet - “| Ts varncd Ps eats ree se . : ory it UM ‘itale © 3 f : ric proven and Lesley ohis {8 @ ey Or phone FE bint and: Maui mattrercses aed Eprir gs wer ; mut Set Mlene sander NT HARD as ae wactete: $120° up Ro | exe or our needs | Oe) Beer heh oem tes . oa) i = A 5 ned sande SLAB f : p. Clint . Bee kr grpermunity. for broker F jal “ TY ee . airs ’ tab ex air te h f | CALI 17 WHA r or ; i f aes steamers ane : & eyo Bt a (Gis aD) se al moe e Lproal heated | hiager, cetwe ets. radios. mugs Fa =| ' 1 PRICE KE ivr ace - acuum - ere aan ii E+ 888 a rakes Bt best andiaioe > a en 2 00 H mM & A guites. idinette a ing root oy lo / co als PRICES sf F j lant cFeaners D 81 AB W en Terma _ bor. Filct_ Mich ce GIRO EE) ines 0 & uto other misc. fom owe lalatit LC = WlOGE oO - HARD TO REAT b race thie play 436 oon $6 a cord or 200) Deve toes | cewere ty cr ——- Visit our trad : & USF D compteted wreekl a ‘ F 441%0 WE! , 4-087 | —-— emena St. FE = ein) dent nte. el C ne cose as ‘king ces Gre ; FOR THA L BEASONED ae Sh eee STATE. WIDE Loan Company verae) ae et Dp r fee! an GO): soles tee REE iis eau ay fi ae or “i Cee flue | tow nar Gar SPROInCT “ae —firnace wyoe vr (best “PLACE & , A € TRACTOR AND CULTL : AY-A-Way P i Sie) use ut Gy onow VYROCK COAL & Bl as | ers Supply ontcaim Pu : : ‘ rubber 7 OR LAN ' ? S al Ge , & SUPPLY € rs Supply 18 vilds a - L $400. 7380 Pate eil al ise E vee ren UP TO 24 MONTHS To , a, | 8 2X8 AT EE ees ts ard tave Ave FE Q71@1), Sundays Weekiavecer le | 700 ae ‘Trees, Shrubs Nea) sie aa acre : SAT CLASS C and + Houre ; loot! We buy, se! O PAY: 7 ‘ OAK OF HS 16c tt F ee! nidnT Tw , Bundays @ to @ 1 ae CHALMERS POWER LIFT 5 tate inclifocd ic Cth eal es ure 8 'o 5 Saturday @ to 1! and font sell.or trade Come out ti = 938 Looe LOORING $7 per 10 14 u board nL sl IN ouT- _.Thurs. “lnsed every, LARGE HYBRID - ° ' hears cL. Vakelsectionine if ent ertainment W H ig _to_1 ok around 2 acres of ve cl ten (ORS WITH JAMAS 6 sg ft | itirg ar ro] awe, bed @ In ee plants 1 TOMATO! i toot . duty 3 seo ‘akia N YOU N rer {ee GUAR A COMPLET $395 up ber ‘hen h Raw 44 —————— in ind: vidual spi n and 4 eer Showing good grace ( EF D et . NTEED SAS FE WINDOWS | er i«e re and joint in and see th | pots Come | pike tooth harrow, oR fo =, ate t | N DAILY 9 Te jASH ; : 88 | oguit vem Heavy duty Bin Camer : them We hav Will sel , - AN. ouple, wanting to retire ” ? Ee SUN pe , AT E S TV - A: Re 50c Ae ao me tr apholstering pee Se as. Equipment. SIA cama cette plants aise en aie! Ditte. telah ‘poloseie eee. CHECK WITH UC O k 8 SALES CO large stork of 28 NO) Gite PO OS 2108 Silver a Ml Gereccnen Gis ee CASE. Vac = — en eee .w for sal Wile! JOE) al Lge E mities F of Pontiac of 1 m‘r i eet air ABET On) ten ee oc soe N12. errcur ; oer Bo CAMERAS on wee uses $992 Tinie Hoy | OF ile Cee ae . 7 FT. MOW- Foes fete mroeereu Michigan “Se «You ean get tt gut ne vista) Heights on Aubi - wr-tairs haces steer) eeerne bine: tag. KITCHEN CABINET SINK 54° sae ee traded ford ae Hill apposite Water | fanth i epike r me up dis¢, spring : nerve vou ~ wigtiature quickly on your + ae wbur 47 RCA ay = cabinets marble et afiatora,| Comiiste mis & ai , T'S CAMERA 8H = anor “ft footh harrow. 2 bot- , ; cat or furnit - sts a USED CONSOLE TV GARAGES beats uel geal ao faucets $129 98 val st w Huron oP | - rn om plow carty all, ~ Ged Esy ae nite: | Mo ene Se 241 $0.95 TV ante ET ¢ TO WRECK 5 Alto wal nd i 2 PR 5-6415 = just ie scraper biede RB. Tm CHARI. to suit BABY BU i TE i 0 ona kit #005 HOt 1 1O WPRCK - $3500 Cabiets at terrf! and base FAMOUS Seay e new, $1800. 2380" > CHARIS. Realto: idget We will : our i" GOY GOOD CON Ww Aq T¢ Se PECK 59 i al terrific .alues Si.g! RROWNIF BULLS : | MUtual - E. Wie 1117 @ Telegra Realtor you wien Lbe Nelednio belo on EM 3-0214 INDE eins Me ia 1 PUNTON WW REC : on cece Gicean bal| wecse Grates ems ee | ee ee 2 . ph : as Sods thoney Walton, ¢ -‘ Pa ot a hore an ichigan Fiu- | A : 50 spec, 89 98 , BOI ENS | i@JaNBOR Hoan oF re? z problems ee PRENCR PROVINC Cor | Jostey wr077 gy MAIN YARD 31045 NE 0. Ss “Orenard take Ae | on duefier ‘cameras ddl i PIACE A“ OST AD” SrERInE POWER HOE | OARDEY i R ° a : ob 3 312 1 = : 5 left ; [yp Beer eoady wine Vas isnjeni621500 | fies foeteana’ InveseAt cou te fate = ; Phare fen Grater nr Hat wicks pie EO war. | Fay terms $1 own la te j featcr and grading blade. | plete Jeo N Paddock - : Meet dinit a8 hestess chai- dr ' r TV] Ole hk Dalle # —_ bee 5-9? Tper (Get vsti: IrrnardeLake Reo PADDOCK FILM Sevier weex | Call FF 2121 ¢ FE 5-0041 $150. onli g TO SFLI ara ae FINANCE Sete wane Gee Gln ee through (lacctied A Vaso: See cae : mio 14 2 | alike aur a Witt yor ; | 1932 W Huron Eosa7s9 | ar an ad € a DRIVE DETROIT FRAG. LINGE is TH mas \ a f ernd , 10 to 1 fn eke \ ASSET Nee! 39 F : ING OUT * drede of ca oblems "pre ACCORDION POT = — | to iké new E We) Re CE em ocee bcerieces se ‘Bank Re ‘awa Dr | IDend Tins omer VES, Whitever it ie | wsute me finber ware pies oma snift OR _3- POLLINA) wire 7 to recover a fose Dial FE 2 TRACTORS PoRbT = 7a Re FE eis Stes RED CHret” DR a PR 2R184 far 4) $405 nant Pr, ft nt tL free waiting ae BRANBACK BABY GR Up Msseey Marcle) $0 emeeneus 3 troner FE 6-4a0 FaGrre AND - ' nt an | Linoleum S140 eal ea ioe sOakiagd pare ing In rear, ato By owner mS AND Pr 12 R181 far a2] tion. also Ford ae a moe y _ iMiiter and get i-. . Rubner pase paint nie cal a Astras U5 ae Lb 6-15908, 0. MAyfat an af writt er apd rear loader i Tei . SMIT y27 2 aL C CAREF. “MEI \ FRAZER ROTO TI i] ee . [i . 8 _ f LL&l . _ EO Eleanor Cin manga Say “charge it” Paneer eee ‘ * hompehp 40 kl te, le e- | i o j an Fa ; ; : 8 Perry. OLive hy ae acelient maanica | ; j | Tillers. Seles angie power ) ‘ no ‘ ' ‘ 5 4 ‘ Avis Servi ! a . | Ona =p ¥ 5 : ae ; — f Pontiag Una) Uh a ; a. j ‘ _ 4 } ame eine i 2 Aap ee ms | * y i ees eed ee yee, pe o * ; ; _ 5 a, eid ; +) < ; ss re . a - 1 : . + | 4 0 a fr BB ‘ ee { ‘ H = _— ; A = 3. - he F i { 4 j f t fe 4 ee i oe [ “ VG © B 2 f it . ‘ { , ’ > es et t _— ee hz > \ ye “ me on Dy id i i i 5 et ' — / eo Se : } } / ; { e = Pi i Sale, p< Equipeiont 2 it 76! _Rent Tr cot T railer. ler, Space 29) 3 Vanted | Use e dc Cars 88 CARN IVAL_ THE P 7 AC P FE RESS. THU Pe F AY 17 ee 7.19560 7 | = by Di “A ick Turn er. . For Sale Cars 9 a ee eee 191 _ For |___For Sale Cars 91 _F 0 or Sale Cars 2 * Ee FARM - al MACHINERY. 1 == : ios. Every! tt In. | NEW - Svan sxe nex Or and | w-AUBURN aa —_—_ offered durtn: OF use: ie EIGNTS ; on tnd carts first. bie ported ed. ts ou rots iS TRAIL- | WIL . Se served | fo NY Opa aa Miaka cs Set ga eece Qa Soeur: to Pt unts | 3361 ke FE. = ive | = fete} OVER > ibis $200 ons thousas pret eae A ore ove rornt mrs a ‘od aed ms Prac Geaeme gece ccessories 8 i well ed ask for evle otic d cH rie rp | - DOL Bo oY. this aeeteniace EVROLE s 5,80) ate mod LLAR 2 5 and used, needs ed ear | as eaty OM TIN en cluded. tr 7t SMe in- part of de Good ees | Ls 7 1 good co. rarest is is io wis J pod ndition, & P the & opportunity tech ort —— jehnson =, vy & front an M : — ; stock. choose he |e oneah eS a — OT ) a | Bh of fr 3 FE __ : 7 ier fm Michigan, Hobe oe : # tsep ea é i 803 NM RS oe ead oun : . EV S 91 ain, 5 oaded ER Come tor cow ciirecervest | aaner GOOD é Roc __3-9526_ with PACK ‘ 2 me plete | machine la AUTO. GLA sai i OLive 7 —— eae va 1963 2 1 sates: oh | ‘86 FORD er re Eade sale, ony | We u 8 SERVICE = LATE att 2 cu ons . 2 DR. SEDA: _ payment. v6, “use. pect, toe Seen slant ne, the highe . uw MODEL TED a. Oe 3-008) sale py eEDAN. uM oat 0. TARE. oan. eon! ti] e ‘€ = | De ‘ ERC 80035. DA otinue a We the customer re Ib feet grade ae oa QNEY- WA. 8 CLEA 666 5 BIRMINGHAM afeaneee — Hobart DOOR fo John De 'ACHI se ex sure ri) coff of TT N OF D { res. ad Ortonville. MINERY. CO pfaserasce Joule work ‘quaranteed NOAt CARE OE THE FOL = iaso we Gites aner 6 felipe 4) OLDS HOLID ville, w Ide Saturd ong nteed i Ww EACH -ELO NGH ERC ter 6. New powe AY LLOCR _Phone a Desiere 172 Oa Hub aAuts G. U : WARRAN: cH WITH* WING U AM drive and URY. r. 61.195 CPE. atl coreg “al PE moit care ta qe aay iryoaels. OTS *8 pr 47 | fal poser ——— ful Runs good RY CLUB “ | SPEC SAVING ) Birmi iNo , 1593 - pm ca ood PS Ec AKE T3714 195 ower dr stoi good Col © i. = e Midwe ingha : condit TI anomy OR L { 54 Old bard o Rad, body. $ UPE LI | ALS dwest 4605) m, Mi 14, NEW ton | TEAHIGE 22 Aub ATE, aS he see oe top. i whereever, ee NCO | 1949 C "Mich. Chain Saw Dist oS erent “ENGINE | é neu ae Do! LLAR™ = matic ror oT power at $ie45 | Ou WILL rv See ot oe MERCU RY Hie paseg Beinn oft tent ‘f = TTD € e Fes z TF eer: < ~ 5 é] ye wr eeeeen = a at SE ckaraty hip te fil eae | For S “COM. } eeu pay Bite used care. We | Ft ne eomury wo ee cueesrs L ACCEFT ort Ais ay eal | iso Hudson Sedan AD ..-sseee Hy a. c acts * _ - H tl r — 8. wi a |i oS | coo .* : Sere “CRAIN Sat $4811 100 Sale Tires” HW py well eo Baie 184 Nash Ramb veers -Foregt RY u ts vou 33 Ghee aves ie 2 Gnevrolet chad cou vee re s. Paris & R Saws x 20 ws _ 8 ANY { 1956 ier R ~ nce a tc. AS | Pon 2-door, _MANY let seda pe . #1 Repairs dcp eae! A rey EL Vibe esha & HW BILL P Sr ee MORE T a Fea En MOWERS te eau 67 oe x TIRES 8 ~ Ld aN i r- Tose é ambien iatatl Wie > shy cia b ~ ae ° Enooni tt brands. 18 to 72 TRACT we O15 WHT nee FE PLY + HOP UL | pow Nash Ra op Wago Oakians cares c ss __,We buy 7 sharp. 4 FROM fessional One te All sopular et a new te w 5-0968 | Then B | | “| upaaell brakes ae statio: Oo, MERCU Ave. ‘ARS 3 trade and ra TD § os . te 2-in oe Caine 15-10 ar go ge. S03 os pl Goo We pi trina | | 1 ._ WW tires nu Wagon ard RY FE AL VZCRE en a) aski ? batciciny on and mowers! 21 Sas USED te lia Ee ft ay top toliar ¢ titere OMe 4dr R i 0 low ond Radio. hi WORTEREY Me U ee 6571 ns hev tn eel h Iso whit TIRF: +0687 AVE ors All the & Reps sgee REY 5° = ra peeere nooe waukee tractors eres atte ©06e7, wal S. $1 : : SECU GE a these c¢ A Fo » Mer 2-tone Bouth pies bee pes ° pee peep che and tr ilers ore ne Goor ie) ee 60s e ate ee 2020 Dixi = a yp UN cade ee ob comatic 8 el- 1955 SEL M : ” ena cw: bl mae eu usea | 7 OYEAK . Saginaw Ball ixie Hw i hy ad ou can b be sdid ee ; | ae UT’ witee 4 el nee mot te | Wala on pipestonT a SHARP CA ee es HIRMIN Ho ean pe thx | — Wncotn ‘Tost, Inc.| « re GTH DOOR. 3 SFA ve , ntee. New C or Whi 0) : JAR - A896 aes nN 4 ' yment! T Pp nd es re : E D GARDEN ree g Dixie + Binetaras New Cars woke pute i vour car ie LS ONLY : a wc 850 fe; CURY, AND * | bloc m133 he Fe “ned PRICE] RACTORS “AND ED Wt aaa Le | late model ate alle bring: ca 46 FORD B HAM. MI 6-320 BI OC SDIV. n Southfield h of 14M: uehRa ea ay Cnebit rz P TO. SELL sit! <01'6 88 TELIAMS BUD SHEL ue tor wit L TRA eye ae | 86 7 Lone RD PLYMOUTH © ay east ae at SCF = E | stati SEcRBAWEE KING eae ecco x UP ven ot Reber [ee 1OTORS ne | irae ete aut? FORD: FC | ‘wl Se a — a esta Ls - : E ¢t § tor lee aia car W ormer of A AL.ES . — nodel F aR REY 2195 DEMO SAVE" s1005 oe Taek BROS 11a) of ane eeiuan, wan ITH A’: uburn & 1s oe: FORE F* SAVE rat wont a= DEALER | gene o rs. thas atthe pe See M EAE E. Bivd Me =f ae PONE a Orde) tee ae D SALES | MC . SAVED Aw ae OPDYEKE M24 a Motor 8 cost wert top dol M Motor S | a | iz is neo ees TAKE _ ail elt oF | nor eay co oO M l ST {] \\ ( r\ s ction Si one ae ayes Se ale | ep! 2 ya b4 CRE ies yi iede oe. Pes oe ANI 7% So ales ’ C) H tat 8 : + ST - Tad der 200 ¢ ARE ee —7| aw bey 9a 11 CAI * Soe Sis git pecan ce 1] ops tose ere sua we rom stmoieca F Bee 5 pee _ i - 1603 i i c 23-8537 DN -doo DEM ec Hard LA F 25 and ai auction PRI. N | A = 1] - ry SEIT 8 rs. +d os FINAN tap whe eI . bet’ Ho 1OHT uto | Se = 2S . , za or FE pecia oors, 88 AN CINC a 35 | — vii pectin ane ee ce Service : Agverised | Do you s — fae! — are actiea | fone aed REAL ESTA xO ARRANG aa arsaxs tag room suites, Wat see rasta Ad Cy yee $50 to #18 Les th uppose the iit down up lew as fun Vo oupes. 1 CC NOMY On FOR p mace : Copp tlic Gass bed. le SEBO, ~ Vales ese see me cena 7 {he Bum: ou vat really ts Pon ee a 6 41956 DEX p10 38 month your chr\ = AS OMY | “ et ark za r 5 i s the H — 3 : 6 st ee = aa s 2 way rm vocker se wtudio suste. 32563. Shop. bored oh THE aay when a ian't 7A we get anothe the Voice y Cite Mtl a MOS on gue ctr) urn. off Sag EDCARS 1936 P. on - ee Ph a- ght = itcher / cE s 7 w a ‘ae > good refri set, ete: Salk on M FE 2 a MEN mi to I r pitche of Ame " FAC DOOR TOA ina re ath ‘ont A pike. Bloc 2 rugs, ee le Motor e FE UP ws SHNFIDERS ae ~ or Sale C r—kall the rica? ‘Thre AD We RICED he) Low : - I +2ut Basic gro archief Catal ae rely Path, FES ° ecaawas Scooters R2 Mra we. FOR ae = Bagina ars 91 | umpire!" Bw DOA RE ee Oe seer | OL. DS—C D' piratoriste and eppearen na? at 6 and S etak. ioe: MA are VE 2 2006 NK &C Ld 1° | - ; Eee _ , — veral nsinis ce Sites te ig Cust agit VERT 0 WANTED | Cx eee ae | eee ray Gere ett | Ua a Rakeay OF Po: : 2 Reese ht ero Peel ompt a Call OR room blue HMAN_ OOD wTtD_ AP C c _ ( : a |B ro i seein ars 2 tk TIFUL D-TOP I - NT I ay at M - | EF yN — fone Less 1 exhaw power : 32-2717 Good comp! BAG ‘ JUNK 34511 ARS 1951 IFEE a N 9 t INE 1 BRIGE sED JONTT p= Open f-15 SI a TL ve than 3, st. Full b for coma ete wi LE servic x Oki : ‘ Ford RS: - 1 HAS OADED | & COI AN | 56 Nad al ights : LIS ee, 000 Ld F or| _afte itio th BABY e Cait RS 953 Buic tudor oe 19s! - cD WM PPER |’ For ISS tH ® 5 SHE | asic Eontiar sre miles, be Gay ni fv ee ras last Ekle ANTED — FE «1 & SCR visas eaten. overdr ned we aca BEI in ee | joe) ae THE SO,USE (B) De oot engi ae eens ment 7 a CUSHMA Moateate el - JUN ‘oo82 LAP 1952 tise bb Eerdice A & Heat 2 poor B AIR V x- | 54 ay Ranch. Sk VC SED C : 24 ae ena ine ydro. Po coupe- — and housenald Lar DN AN FO cts} oA mak KED OR OS rg Pontiac ; Hydra = $ we er blue Heth rut 8 +DC [on ARG etn ch Wa OUR © ARS | 1956 miles Loaded wer brak = ° Baie Pe pecs furn: e asgort For | OR ae “BALE C BR rACe e env mod CUsED Ties Cher. ¢l 2-door uf $150 ER GRE t IV IOR § i 53 Ford Cou gon, D : CAR co Ponti $150 Less es. | - : § bo. TRAS VELY ORY EDAN |°5 Fe ony 2 OWN x 4 equi ac Bta: own thea Roe’ rm. 30 re ts For Sale after 3 HEAP = a . Yy ° el. To- 185! Fivmout ¢ Coupe 4 AS 1 OADE AND § nN | 52 F ord Vic ertible N P (oes mi pped rchiet : Eee ee, eee e Motorcy E be AUTO ive Poolise 3door 268 5 AND a | 33 ord 2dr AYM the, Bock a tecaoaa ia “ VING hea nal | orc 19 PA 48 Pontiac aaoct, 5 780) MANY H EX. |" Poed Vicks Des MEN! foo F 200 dow ess than ully the SOLD nay) Sees ycles ur 110 _B RTS Pty caw 2door $ 440 LIN paNy ORE Ex nee Ce Victoria jote - PI = teense too 4,000 the Mountainview PROPE Nocera tiene as dunk and \\ AGLEY_ 8&T. “ibaa a niereure! eer 8 45 IXCOLN- vor mtcan ETO ¢ le peed a a Case at W Pike 8 De ee Catalina _ £ eo ‘pwopenry.| fait apes nD secede ie ‘ees MERCURS See) Hees SSF Mor eg ate bp eo ies the at Schoo! 4, ak ake conditig Mo. | e! rs 3° Old: ‘order . 705 Pik TRY * iN Oo Ch ard NTI _ 20186 All © nlecti ies pre publ ls bs e Rd ition | Aut ) s 8 i _F 2 iA . R32 ev B Top - Med Ac _ colors on of! of Lo te auction oo | For Ce ew J81 £ of uper 8a ,: § E 4-388 ts CRED 2 Chev et A peam cond +DR $300 & offictals’ 100. PA epeatie: Le ) arts : Pe “ 5 IMMF iT Pi 83 + alee ae 4 ace Tak R&H, 1953 dow model als’ ¢ on eo at eo te me” on oar RTs A natiec . ¢ ast Pik : r & 145 | a 7 DIATE ROB BEM 5 Buick dr \-35 PONT e ove &H. IN 3 For s with ars. eye Mi Ww. st tle west | Harle ND SER —— e ot u $1195 OW F > DELIV ae 4 Studeban “ar PONTIAC 870 r pay O} faeces Custom $190 te am, 1 Clair vidson v David vice oe -685 : NS) RIG ERY ; a ebake Sha mile AC #70 CATA! R te r 11.000 2d equipment her bet fe _ Saginaw Bale son. Be ON 35 ; Oo IGHEST ‘ord pli req rp! + s New 0 CAT ee n well ff m! r Rad Ay aad tine i w e Co. e Ha { MOTO n LOWE TRAD / He ckup r \_ ny tis car ALINA. 5 0 11953 O1 ast Shar; fo & Cletr ‘ of or NDIA aad oped Cor TOR S ‘ aT TE ES RON lotte | afte cond 5 000 ds 8 p! Pri as tre upplies cal M N MOTORC a : Aubu Rr SAT : TAKE 5 ERMS 8 N MT | r330 1900 8 conditio: uper conv ced posal po har hd 4c | Mac's ce ae ; 120) Area By nee oy hw |? E ADVANT wou Res i a pm. oi See, Plus oth n Load nvert. 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News Cotes "| WXYZ, Paul Winter or : himelf, and be understood .the WPON, New WPON, New, CKLW. News, Strings “Comic’s Collection we thoroughly and added to its: WIBE: en McLeod 18:30—W JR, ea Garcon 8:30_WJR, Music Hall WJBK, News, Tom George deli htfully demented detail f All Makes Expert Trained Technicians WCAR, News, Caravan WWJ, News by Lewis WXYZ, Pred Wolf WCAR, News, Spinorame Characters to Return) & mented Geta: from on wan WXYZ, Top of Town wre News, Gentile, i WPON, News, Platter Party richly researched memory. e ALL WORK GU AR ANTEED e oo te CKLW, McCoy WPON, Rise ‘n' Shin 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone to Vid S WXYZ, Bil — ~ WJBK, People Speak ° 9:00—WJR, Jim vinak CKLW, Bud Davies i*] iaeo creens HURT BY REPETITION : ane on WPON, Zee and Orville WWJ. Minute Parade WCAR, Tiger Tunes ; WIBK, Don Mcleod 1; 00 WIR. News WXYZ. presk inst ge WPON, Guy Nunn - Because it was such an inno. ussa ec Cc WCAR, Caravan of Music Www, Music :00—WJR, Ind Mrs rton By JACK O’BRIAN vation, it also was difficult to! ‘ WXYZ. News, Top oe Town| WJBK. News, Tom George | ww, Ross Mulholland Pd tar] iat emet tenes CuLW. News, Sporte ror Rese) oder WXYZ, owas Led ~ NEW YORK \(INS)—The Jackie "Tite for. Faced with weekly dead- Phone FE 2-6445 a eres Star Bates WPON, Sports and Nees | 9:80—WJR, Mrs. Page GWSBR: News: Den McLeod [Gleason mob shouldn't be hungry Mes. the Gleason imaftination | CRLW, Fulton Lewis ot LES WR, Music 19,00 WIR. Arthur Goftrey WCAR, Tiger Game” sats bora gear, exer eating all simply gave up and many of the, 84 Oakland Avenue. — Free Parking ews, inge = . ews, son fore 1 , WCAR. 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And because KC ~ ROOFING & feta Lad WSK: Geue Since WXYZ, Tons r Kappy Holida: a House Party hol to “live” show the/Some were repeate d a tot, thes ny / CKLW, Btory Ti SATE piee Matagmie | Peycmoeey) CO) tv | sows) sth fun) narrowed 6, lot HOT SPRAY METHOD & | WIBK: News, Michey ‘Shorr e3e° WIR. Voice of Magricit, | WIBK. News, Tom George “WWa. Widder Brow: ‘first smart thing he’s done in a ° iS LAT ROO! ~ wwii mc "| WCAR, News, Music tad er Brown . FLAT Agee unecers Room hediohels ore aren [yPON, News, Pontine Party! pat) Pisitriek. Sperve year alibi Poor = =e famil- nl: ether’ at te oe. — i y aera : . Me P ad uicLeod | ~ — r comic character ie" ass PERFECT PENE-— ~~ Wate tree tee WJBK etn ee Biase WXYZ. News, Curtain’y wean bese Don Mcleod Sense venders & ma | rencrats bat Te te ES TRATION AND ADMEGFOR Win cel Ss CKLW, Crime Pighters WPON, Rise ‘n’ Shine CKLW. 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WJBK, News. Tom George'| WXY%, Wattrick. Sports started in TV. From the start ty Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roots Our Specialty 9:30-WJR, Le :30—W 2, bs at } “ eading Question| 1:30—WJR. Muste Hall WCAR. News CKLW. Eddie Chase 3 adherents; lots of folks loved “The fi “We Stop Any Leak—No Rool T | WWJ, Conversation WXYZ. News, Osgood WPON, News WJBK, News, Don Mcteoa) We thought Gleason had one of Honeymooners” at first, for the} ~ ry YT co FE $-7387 ry | WXYZ, Best Bands CKLW. Terrance O'Dell 12:36 —WJR. Time for Music) WCAR. News, 6pinerema | the most creative comic talents ne nh Large or Too Small’ . | eg ace cea | pr eae pepe . 5 fl . ews, ews Ace 0 , . . : te © [| WPON, Zee ana Orville | 8:00—WJR, “Jack White | CKLW, Bud Davies WWJ. Jim Deland ments, and its adherents might re- SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING C0. k Cc ; Ser j > | te00—WIR, were Dance WWJ, Bob Maxwell WCAR, Music, Spinoreme WXYZ. News, McKenzie We still say he has a powerful/turn if it is plowed back among | \ vice if erratic talent, though not genius; |* diversified crop of comic charac: R pagel Menace eomrearteabensl S teri ) - “ay » Ht cass ff pace ff ppm hy and talent is more than virtually | sation: P CGJQUEJeZJEe AY NA fed ff ILL ff I fas “|--Today's Television PLrOQTCMs - -\at' a" "smeua'® =" proshina Mayo Here (E eel It’s small’ wonder that folks |) like Flash Cleaners... at | can boast. —: Fath a met caretcl,’ qualia’ || ___Presrams furnished by stations Usted tm this columa are subject to change without notice. e ee LOS ANGELES ® — Hiroo Protect your “children AAC | Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 6—WWJ-TV —s- Channel 7—WXYZ-TV — Channel 9—CKLW.TV | [08 of them get by one pure Chara, governor of aiom-blasted |! , Protect your home... cleaning, plus the fastest pos- personality or extend one joke in-| Hiroshima, is visiting here en to a career. 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Littl ERA OF VARIETY lG@int was’ Galy in lachool elactions | SESE CARD IN THE MAIL? Fleming. (2) Patti Page Show.| Breslin co-star. "eale 7 ttle Ras) Furthermore, this is an era of . RRR . Music. '8:30—(7) Down You Go. Quiz : diversification, in business as well Ses 6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4)| show with Dr. Bergen Evans.|®*15—(@2) Morning Playhouse. ‘/as pleasure. Hence, the success WE HOLD YOUR NOTE | Sows | Dolores. Short drama. (2) News.| (4) Theater. MacDonald Carey|8:25—(4) News. of big variety shows such as Ed ON USED TV TASS | Jac LeGoft. plays a detective who discovers reed Today. (7) Wixie’s Won-/Sullivan’s and Perry Como's. 6 ponwwa # Bed stomes : Weathercast. Sonny Eliot.) & bomb in an airplane set for) derland. © coy Pe Dotted ° ee cael Feu eeeel| “The Kill.” (2) Four Star Play-|8:45—(2) News, Weather. The rest of Gleason's lineup of J A-COX TV i Phelps. house. Charles Boyer plays an 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. 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