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114th YEAR kkKKKS PONTIAC, renee THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956—68 PAGES 
      
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~wU. 5. Visitor Honored 
EAST MEETS WEST WITH   AP Wirephote 
A SMILE — President Soekarno of 
Indonesia and Mrs. Richaxd Nixon, wife of the vice president, smile 
as they walk through Pan American Union building in Washington 
last night to attend dinner in honor of the visiting leader of the third 
largest republic in the world. The 
Soekarno. Nixons were hosts at the dinner for 
    
Police Seeking Members 
of Alleged Narcotics Ring A police dragnet is out to round up remaining mem-| 
bers of. an alleged narcotics ring in the city’s southwest Fonda's plane, leaving the airport, 
area, Oakland County Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem re- 
vealed today. \ a x 
FBI Nabs Binks 
  Robbers   
  Planes Collide 
Over Flint Field; 
Four Are Killed Tragedy Occurs When 
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 Alr 
|Force Lt. Victor Fonda, 21, 
of Kankakee, IIl., 
‘othy Hoffman, 39; Dale A. 
Hath, 36 a flying instruc- 
tor; and George Solomon, 
| 28, a displaced person 
studying to become a com- 
mercial pilot, all of Flint. 
  owned by the Flint Aero- 
nautical Corp., which was 
managed by Hath, and: 
oe based at Bishop Air. 
he tragedy occurred when Lt.) 
'plowed into Hath's four-passenger, 
|Plane at 800 feet, shearing a wing 
loff the larger craft. Hath was just| 
He said warrants against 22 persons were ordered to- approaching the airfield. 
day, charging conspiracy 
laws. 
  
Truman Visits 
Parisian Cafe Recalls Old Memories. 
of World War | Leaves 
in Same Restaurant. 
PARIS w — Former President 
Truman sat at a Paris sidewalk 
eafe 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 
dozen reporters and photograph- 
ers. Truman bought them drinks 
to celebrate the occasion and to 
give the party a few minutes’ re- 
laxation.during a quick tour of the 
French capital. 
Wearing a pearl grey hat and | 
carrying a cane, Truman sat 
quietly and happily in 
row of tables at the Cafe de la 
Paix at ofe of the city’s busiest” 
corners. He is using: the cane be- 
cause of a slight injury to his 
right foot. 
craman was unnoticed in the 
throng of tourists at the cafe for 
several minutes. Then heads be- 
gan to turn and cameras appeared 
to catch him sipping a cup of cof- 
fee. 
“Thirty-nine years he 
said, “I used to sit in that cafe 
during my leaves in World War 
I, I want to go back and do the 
same thing today,” 
men. earlier. 
‘Mrs. ‘Truman stayed at the hotel 
this morning to write notes of 
thanks for bon voyage gifts she ago.” to violate state narcotics A pilot said the two planes ap- 
| parently were making “parabolic 
‘| turns” and approached each oth- 
Eleven of them: including two women are held in 
they have been held for in-| 
vestigation since Monday. | 
Names of five others still 
at large are known, Ziem 
said. Two women and four 
men are named in John and| 
Mary Doe warrants and 
'their whereabouts is un- 
known, according to Vice rhe 
Squad officers. i 
Ziemm 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, 
If the defendants come te trial, 
it will be the first drug con- 
spiracy case ever prosecuted in 
Pontiac, Ziem said, and he be- | 
lieved the first prosecuted in | 
the state. 
He said that charges of con- 
spiracy were brought because of! 
the nature of the evidence, Ziem   
the back -and police officers refused to di-'tot at General Motors Institute, 
yvulge the exact nature of the 
evidence, but said that a ‘‘large 
amount” of heroin, in capsule 
and bulk form, had been recovered, 
as well as hypodermic needles and 
eyedroppers used in administering 
the drug. 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
Targonski Appointed 
LANSING (P—Gov, ne to- 
day appointed Aud, Gen. Victor 
Targonski to the Wayne County 
Circuit Court succeeding Judge 
this week to the 
Court: state Supreme 
  
  er in the “blind spot” of the | 
——* Oakland County Jail, where) respective pilots. 
Lt. Fonda had rented the plane 
and taken off at 7:15 p.m., to give the military parade scheduled for | __ 
his aunt a ride. The crash occurred | 
15 minutes later 24% miles south- 
west of Flint, near Linden. 
SMASHES INTO FIELD 
Eyewitnesses said Fonda's plane 
plummeted straight down, losing 
an engine as it fell, and smashed 
sacl a wheatfield owned by Gart 
51. ‘ 
tee of the men in the other plane 
fell out of the wreckage as it “flut- 
tered’’ down. The body landed in 
the front yard of the home of 
Joseph A. Bush, 65. 
The other passenger’ was 
hurled from the plane when it 
crashed, into the shoulder of a 
nearby road, The bodies were 50 
mangled that identification had | 
not been made late last night. 
Hath's plane narrowly missed 
‘four homes on Linden, including 
‘the one owned by Thorne. 
Lt. Fonda’s wife, Sandra, 21, 
‘and his uncle, Norman, an instruc-       
Were waiting in the offices of the 
Aeronautical Corp. They learned of who was. 
visiting Flint on his honey-| 
‘moon; his aunt, Mrs. Dor-; 
Both planes were Cessnas) 
703rd Tank Battall guided missile for moving to the 
Delta Battery, 516th AAA Missile 
  DO I IR eroryt 
FOR YOU TO SEE — Preparing the. powerful and deadly ‘‘Nike”’ 
city Friday are four members of 
Bn. at Auburn Heights. The mis- 
sile will be part of a demonstration of military exhibits on view to 
Part of Armed Forces Week   Pt ae err TAIN 
  ‘Ready Deadly Nike for Downtown Display 
Pontiac Press Fheote 
the public Saturday, Armed Forces Day fia the city, on W. Huron 
and Wayne 
right): 
and Sfc. Carl H. es 
Display to Feature Nike The deadly “Nike” guided mis-) trolled automatically by electron- 
site will be the feature attraction 
‘of a display of military exhibits 
|Saturday as part of ‘‘Armed Forces) 
'Week”’ across the nation, 
The display will be located on 
|West Huron at Wayne street and| 
may be viewed by the public after 
the morning. 
Mayer William W. Donaldson 
Tuesday proclaimed Saturday as 
“Armed Forces Day in Pontiac” 
and urged all citizens to take an 
active — in me day-long tes- 
tivities. 
The “Nike’’ display will afford 
te and other area residents a 
chance to see the antiaircraft 
weapon which protects the nation( 
from enemy attack. 
Oakland County alone has three 
“Nike bases, One is situated in 
the Proud Lake Recreation Area, 
a second in Farmington Township, 
and the third in Auburn Heights. 
The missile on display will come} 
{from the Auburm Heights battery, 
Battery Delta of the 516th AAA 
Missile Battalion. The unit is com- 
manded by Capt. Harold E. aro 
of Pontiac. 
Other exhtbits at the display 
will include two tanks from the 
a National 
Guard ordnance vaa, and four 
recruiting service booths.   le “brains.” i 
When a sky-searching radar unit 
jat the base locates an enemy 
|Plane, an invisible beam “locks” 
ion it and the craft's progress is|and 
|registered by an automatic com- 
iter. 
Then the missile is fired, based on the recordings of the target radar. 
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 
air by sending signals to the guid- 
  target is inevitable.   
Control Bill 
for Sanilac Flats, and Eastern Michigan Flood 
Under Study WASHINGTON (ft — A House Public Works ory 9 
mittee today took under advisement a 
403,700 flood control plan for Eastern Michigan's 
Saginaw River and its tributaries. 
The project would include dikes and other protection 
works ites the cities of Flint, Frankenmuth, Vassar, 
Corunna, Owosso and Midland, drainage improvements)’ 
rotection works reservoirs and 
a wildlife refuge at Shiawassee 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 Shiawassee 
| Flats.’ _. 
The subcommittee yesterday 
heard testimony for and against         the fatal accident when the airport The “Nike” is a long. sleek de-| tne project, proposed by the Army 
tower called the office. 
Lt. Fonda was’ on furlough from one foot wide. It travels 25 miles | 
a minute—1,500 miles an hour—| 
and had been married May 5 in and can hound a plane to death at Hayworth D- Mich), Phelps Vo- ‘Saginaw. 
Some marihuana, both in cig- Miami, Fla. His bride was placed altitudes up to 10 miles, for dis-| 
lunder a doctor's care after the ac- tances up to 50 miles. his air rescue unit in Greenland 
cident. The Holfmans, whorm they 
‘were visiting, have two children, Or bomber now if existence.’ It) proposal. 
Allen, 17. and David, 10. 
  
Navy Needs Doctors 
WASHINGTON 
over its rolls today for 38 physi-| 
cians wanted by the Navy. vice, measuring 20 feet long by, 
It can out-maneuver any 
jdoesn't give up until it destroys | 
jits target. 
The missile on display will be | 
‘on a launcher unit like the ones 
he told news- George Edwards, elevated earlier Selective Service System. looked through space in real action. 
It is steered by a series of fins 
L | along its surface which are con- iCorps of Engineers. 
Reps. Bentley (R-Mich) and | 
August J. Neberie, | 
Sdginaw, opposed it. 
Bentley said that despite con- 
itroversy over the project and 
‘some feeling that it was ‘‘unwork- 
twas no alternative proposal ‘‘I| 
‘must register my support for it.” |, oe 
|greatty needed for flood protection | 
in Flint. 
Jensen said farmers over a 
wide area need a flood control 
system to help them dispose of 
water. pel age eaters Hee 
able to build drainage ditches 
because of injunctions obtained 
by residents of the “lower end” 
of the Saginaw. 
problem lay in deepening the Sag- 
Jinaw River to about 24 feet for     jsome three or four miles upstream 
\from the Sixth Avenue Bridge in/° He said -this stretch is 
gelsang~of Saginaw, and A. P. & ‘plug’ which prevents a faster 
fighter, Jensen of Jackson, supported the runoff. 
Tiger Seeks Congress. / 2 
DETROIT uw — Dick Wakefield, 
onetime Detroit Tiger outfielder, 
said today he is going to seek the 
  (INS) — The hey rest on ready to be launched! amie” he felt that because there | Republican nomination to Congress 
‘from Detroit's 17th district. The 
iseat is held now by Rep. Martha 
Griffiths (D-Mich). 
  
and her husband received. To. Speaks on Closed TV for Center Dedication 
President Lauds General Motors Foresight night the Truman party leaves by 
train for Rome. 
Cool, More Toner 
Predicted for Friday 
The U. S. Weather Bure:u’s pre- 
diction for the Pontiac area tonight tors Corp.'s dazzling new technical dent, 
is partly cloudy with a low of 42 
to 46 degrees. 
The forecast for tomorrow 1s 
cloudy and cooler with scattered 
showers, The h igh will be 53 ta 56 
degrees. 
The lowest temperature reading 
preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pon- 
tiac was 41 degrees. The thermom- 
eter registered 46 at 1 2 m 
Meany Calls Reds 
WASHINGTON «INS!—AFL-CIC 
President Georgé Meany has urged 
the Soviets to open their slave 
labor camps and to free satellite 
peoples if they want to convince 
the free world of their good in- 
tentions. 
  In Today's Press County News 15, 17, 61 
Editorials .......... 6 
Food News......... 35 tore 45 
Sports ..... 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 
Theaters . 58 
TV & Radio Preece 67 
Women's Pages 46 thru 51 
Wilson, Earl . : 29   
“A place for leadership in fur-; 
thering new attacks on technologi-! 
cal frontiers” is how President 
Eisenhower describes General Mo-) 
center. 
The President, speaking from the 
White House over a closed-Circuit 
television network, keynoted the 
dedication of the giant multi- 
million-dollar center yesterday. 
Some 5,000 scientists, engi- 
neers, educators, industrialists 
and other guests gathered at the 
‘ center for the ceremonies. The 
| television network took Eisen- 
hower’s méssage as well as talks 
by General Motors executives to 
another 15,000 persons in 61 cit- | 
ies 
Canada. 
Said the President: 
“This particular center ie a 
place for leadership in furthering 
new attacks on technological fron-. 
tiers. Beyond that frontier . lies. 
better and fuller employment op-, 
portunities for people to demon-, 
Strate yet again the value of this, 
system based upon the dignity of 
human beings and on their free) 
opportunities in life. | 
| “Bevond it lie people, better | 
| capable of working with others, | 
so that {hey may share what |   in the United States and | ~ | Hayworth added the project was 
they learned with our friends in prosperity as well as to nationaljtoward meeting the challenge to 
strength. The nation’s survival, he 
said, may depend upon ‘‘more em- 
'phasis on basic research.” 
CITES GM AWARDS 
Curtice said an important step the worid.” 
Harlow H. Curtice, GM_ presi- 
said the technical center, 
built at a cost of more than $100 
million, was important to national’ 
GM PRESIDENT ARRIVES FOR DEDICA: 
TION — General Motors president 
alights fiom GM's new gas turbine experimental | Harlow Curtice neers, | American technological leadership. 
would be ‘‘to see to it that a larger, 
‘proportion of our’ young people 
have the opportunity and the in- 
centive for embarking on a scien- 
tific and engineering career.” 
  Curtice noted earlier this week 
that GM now prevides 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. ' ing fins. A meeting of rocket and/- 
Neberle said solution to the flood tal street. The sleek rocket is being readied by (left to 
Pvt. Clifton Powe, Pvt. Jack Haner, Pfc. Arthur VanCoillie, 
  
County Justices 
Band Together Name Allen C. Ingle 
Temporary Chairman 
of Association 
    sala some “investigating” 
te officials had given the im- 
through statements to 
j the press, that justices keep all the 
costs they assess. 
The justices voted unanimous- 
ly to form the county organiza- ° 
tion. Ingle, as temporary chair- 
man, named Waterford Town- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
  (Curtice Promises Cobo 
‘His Vote for Governor 
DETROIT  — Harlow Curtice, 
  he'll vote for Detroit Mayor Al- 
bert E. Cobo next November if 
‘Cobo wins the Republican nomin- 
lation for governor, 
| Curtice met Cobo yesterday at 
idedication ceremonies for GM's 
new technical center and congrat- 
ulated the mayor on his decision to 
\seek the nomination. He also said 
‘he'd vote for him if he became the 
{GOP nominee, 
“It's a big job and it needs man- 
screens * Curtice said, 
Well," Cobo replied, “I don't Ingle sald % has 
cult” for justices to 
facts of their 
the public. / “Some of the state. officials, who are y experts in 
their fields, apparently don't even 
know the di between fees 
and costs," he 
Fees are legal payment to 
Justices tor cases, and are 
president of General Motors, says ry 7 
| 
Last of Eleven 
Caught in Daring 
Raid on Hideout Agents Burst Into Room 
Before Holdup-Men Can 
Reach Their Guns 
BOSTON (#}—FBI agents 
burst into a tenement hide- 
out last night to capturé 
‘|the last two of the 1l-man 
gang charged with the 
$1,218,211 Brink's robbery, 
Thomas F. Richardson; 
_|49, and James I. Faherty, 
45, were nabbed by six ag- 
ents while they were eating: 
a stew supper in a Dox- 
chester district flat. 
On a chair near the su 
per table were three tow 
covered pistols which they 
The .agents entered the three- 
ca brick building disguised as 
workmen and chance travelers. 
Forty-five seconds later they had 
handcuffs on the much-sought pair,. 
  
  thony Pino, 48, all of Greater 
Boston. 
The 11th man indicted for the 
died about a year ago. 
Orator Awarded 
Prize in Contest Waterford Senior Wins 
Second Place in Top 
U.S. Tournament   
Sheldon Smith, Waterford Town- 
ship High School- senior, won sec- 
ond place yesterday in the Na- 
tional Tournament of Orators.   Charles F. Kettering, research con- care for the job for myself but | The contest took place in Bos- 
sultant 
‘DR. KETTERING SPEAKS, 
| Dr. Kettering described the cen- 
ter as a “great intellectual golf | 
‘course.’ 
999 times, but on the 1,000th try 
he makes it,” he sald, “Each 
faiture is just another practice 
shot. 
to fail is-the last time we try.” 
  the television audience saw such: 
results of GM research as its new, 
experimental car powered with a 
“free piston’: engine that uses 
‘fuels ranging fromi whale oil to 
high octane gasoline. | 
* ° ° 
The technical center {!s com- 
\prised of some 25 buildings front- a 
car, the Firebird Il, to address scientists, engi- ing a 22-acre artificial lake. About’ 
educators and others at ithe dedication | 4,000 
yesterday of the General Ma@ors Technical Center 
“he technicians are employed 
| there “An inventor ‘nag try and fail 
The time we don’t want | 
Visitors to the center .as well as} a lot of people are interested in, 
ay running.”’ 
{ ton’'s historical Latin School, 
founded in 1635. 
  
DOUBLE 
-PLEASURE! The advertiser said she was 
very pleased with the quick 
results from the ad and the 
buyer, was pleased with his 
bargain. 
DEEP WELL DURO PUMP, COM- 
plete with tank and~ fixtures, 
675 All good condition. FE 
4- “I16, _detween 5 and 7. 
No matter what you have 
to sell or want to buy, a 
Want Ad’ is the quickest 
and pray way to get buyer 
er . r. 
To Place Your Want Ad 
DIAL FE 2-8181 
Just ask for the 
WANT AD DEPT. | Four high school students, rep- 
resenting the far-Western, Mid- 
| western, Central and Eastein 
| sections of the country, spoke on 
| a single topic, “John Adams." 
Michael Massee, from Seattle, 
|Wash., ‘won first place. 
| As second place winner, Smith 
‘was awarded a $100 defense bond 
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 ang 
| Boston, plus sight-seeing tours, 
\ford Township High Student Coun- 
icil, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, 
      Raite Smith of 6450 Maybee Rd, 
ae did not have time to reach,! 
robbery, Joseph S. Banfield, 4%, 
| Sheldon, president of the Water - 
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PONTIAC PRESS, . x : Ve tier 
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Y 17,1956 |. a   
oral: Don’t Poke Rattlers   
    Because of Reduction 
in Loads, Officials Say 
  ules on four city bus routes and 
weekday schedules on two, will) 
go into effect Saturday, according | 
to officials of the Pontiac City) 
Lines, Inc. | 
A general reduction in the size 
of er loads was cited by 
Dreasher, transportation 
t, as the reason for) 
cutback. 
  Detective’s Pistol Saves 
Snake-Prodding Bowman Detective Steve Hawlik was the 
hero of the hour yesterday—and all 
because he happened to be in the 
right place with’an average know!- 
edge of snakes, 
The carp fisherman he saved 
from 'a poisonous bite evidently 
had less than that because when 
Hawlik came upon him on the Clin- 
ton River, near Cooley Lake Road, 
he was prodding a spitting serpent 
with the tip of a bow he was uSing 
to. shoot fish. 
Approaching in curiosity, the 
sheriff's officer heard the chatter- 
ing of rattles. One shot from his 
.38 revolver at eight feet and the: 
24-inch ‘‘garden snake"’ was dead. 
The unidentified fisherman, who 
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Iness, abused her and had affains) Jeannie Crain 
Testifies in Suit Film Actress ‘Reveals 
Abuses by Husband in 
Divorce Proceedings   
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Lovely 
actress. Jeanne Crain shocked Hol-| / 
lywood today with charges that her 
husband beat her into unconcious/   with other women, 
The film star filed her star- | 
tling charges yesterday in jan 
amended divorce complaint; in 
Los Angeles Superior Court. | She 
also charged that on one pcca- 
sion her husband, handsome Paul THURSDAY, MA 
         |The Day in Birmingha   
of about, 650 is foreseen for, the! 
newly formed Village Women's) 
Club, and an additional group of 
ron-voting members in an_under-| -\, 
32 age group probably will total- 
several hundred. | j 
las about 500 women met at the Smith. 
‘Cranbrook Gymnasium and heard. 
‘the interim president, Mrs. James) 
_junior auxiliary group has not 
been formed yet. 
| Mrs. Nance heads a 22-charter- 
jon May 1, 
ARNO L. HULET 
       fire- 
Another week will finish the pro}- 
| The club took shape yesterday ect, ‘according to Chief. Park 
* * ° 
eee Jim Hanson, 34, of 1428 Stanley, 
‘Nance, tell its aims and plans. ‘pleaded guilty to reckless driving 
and paid a $75 fine and $10 in court costs. He was given the fine was tested. A statement said it 
: ; or 10 days in jail by Justice of the 
member group which incorporated Peace John Gafill yesterday, 
John Reekwald told Justice Ga- 
The club, she explained, will fill yesterday that he was not guilty the kidneys of monkeys that have WASHINGTON (INS)—The Army 
has developed a y vaccine prov- 
ing to be 80 per gent effective 
against such diseases as grippe, 
eatarrhal fever, virus pneumonia, 
sévere colds and sore throats. 
Results of tests at Fort Dix, N. 
J., show the vaccine, develope1 
by Dr. Maurice: R: Hilleman of 
Walter Reed Army Hospital, can 
save millions of dollars that other- 
wise would be spent on hospitaliza- 
tion and lost time. 
The Army said the vaccine 
“caused no untoward effects’ in 
the more than 350 men on whom it 
was not effective against the or- 
dinary common cold. 
The vaccine is extracted from   a | Army Finds Vaccine ©” 
& Over 650 Women Unite ttlective for Grippe in New Village Club - 
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      changes for Saturday runs! ps awlik believes waslenved heca ‘ : Brinkman, broke down her bed- F | try to promote education through of drunk driving and asked a j been infected with dead Iture 
: | use je see eee , State association of Hi-Twelve| g and as: a jury) e i ead cultures 
a} efor Kier TE lhe was wearing hip boots, told the ~~ —— room door, grabbed her ‘by the (1. at its recent convention in such classes as foreign lap: trial, Reekwald, 32, of Drayton of the viruses that cause the di- ; 
y © 7: _D.m. detective that he heard “all kinds DET, STEVE HAWLIK hair and slammed her head Grand Rapids elected A L. Hu-) 5¥ages, drama, creative writing, | Plains, will appear June 8 for trial. 'seases. ; 
buses will run every 60 minutes: (y rattles” when h fishing.” against the bed. sivas | collecting and world affairs, 2 2 ee — ( 
<= mex © putes issued a warning today| fwere con mimnber of tha Pootise Hi-Twelve | , av SII. bs oe Deputies issued a warning today The bitter allegations were con- member of the Pontiac Hi-Twelve,| Cultural and civic interests will =! { 
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prééént 20-minute interval tn “the that there may be more of the ATE] ng e neads tained in an 11-page pill of par- a Masonic luncheon club. ibe supported in club meetings = * =— } 
: will be replaced b a poisonous snakes in the area. . ; . .  |ticulars in reply to /Brinkman's| thete, with organization of the == Electric SHAVER Sale ( = ' 
minute intervals. The jae 60- : Justices Association claim that her original general. ’ ipresent women’s activities now == = - FP = 
minute schedule will be retained 0) Af 000 \ charge of pasa rer pltysical armers = CVO | | Lael the Birmingham and = Nationally Advertised—Famous Makes = } 
afer | > cruelty was too “indefinite.” | Bloomfield area. = } 
Raae a ae geocshi| ver ' ee .(Continued From Page One) Among the charges was one inj — The club will promote philan- = DEEP-CUT PRICES = | 
minute intervals will a ship Justices Willis D, LeFurgy |which she said Brinkman beat her . thropic projects and will act for = = } 
be dpa present 30 minutes after {) and Donald Adams and West |so badly that’ she/ was in the hos- on 122 QS the good of the community, she == gquwm, jo = ( 
75 pm. The daytime 20-minute \, | an S Bloomfield Township Justice {pital tor — days. She said See ce tes kien i = 
will remain unchanged. Farrell E. Roberts te a com- Ce sate Neleatin sas ne ; =4 = 
James K: The present mittee te draft by-laws and |"PPed the clothes from her body Political Rebellion of Mrs. Warren Booth. distrib. = = 
interval of 24 minutes will be Open House Programs nominate permanent officers for and threatened to “disfigure me.” Policies on Agriculture uted a questionaire seeking opin- =" = 
changed: to 30 minutes. The 6 Mark Official Opening) the new group. _— She declared that thé 37-year- | Panes ae ee be = = 
minute nighttime schedule will re- . old former theatrical agent and.| Collapses, Says Solons . Mrs, Frederick E. Booth = = 
niain the same. of Technical Center re ie pay prdak Gases (radio ueuniostarer hed talked on membership, which is, == = 
oe ceae oul Stas atl Undaunted by chilly tempera- Guat dean, thet stiees must| Beer Prams ponds her frem the | WASHINGTON W#—Senators Aik- ” ae Wee ma = 
aie ‘tures, more than 40,000 Pontiac|assign violators to a’.probate of- 7 =e years 8° jon (R-Vt), Capehart (R-Ind) and| sides those present, @bo P= = 
on_ty jwaoer The Cretl 3p./area residents gathered-‘at three/ficer if they want t the of-| ever her mother’s a . lKuchel (R-Calif) contended sodey | rene eae per to join. = bres eee Be latest models . . . FULL FACTORY GUAR- == 
minute interval will be replaced |!0cal General Motors divisions yes- ee prone h “Whe star's attorney, Martininss any political revolt ey Mrs, Charles Theron Van Dusen == Fee ae Ferrata B carics =< 1 Complete with (Caves! Se 
by © minutes. terday to tour production facilities} Previously, ol pa ad not Gang, said that the actress pre- the Eisenhower administration |explained that her real estate com-|== BRAND ‘ NOW WITH = 
cidein'= Vroakinn St: Joseph: "2 Dart 0t)®) corporstion wide) oP /senened | probalway ofGcere, ire | Vcmny, Nort) (ht reenwen) hx “a ee mittee is seeking an old home or == oN TRADE = Change similar to above servance of the new GM Techni- none are now available in the coun-/divorce suit even from her closest farm policies has collapsed. Ea qudiiocium with! tavorable/scn. ae $28.50 RONSON ‘ = 
in cal Center dedication. ty for such assignments. lfriends for the sake of the four} Sen. Anderson (D-NM) said he ing Kaiditiogs) woudl be planned = Model 4 Shaver......... vee 10.95 ee 9.95 = 
; Attendance at the Pontiac Motor Oa kland County cali thal Seer children, but that Brink- thinks the farmers may have been tor the clubhouse she indicated, == REMINGTON CONTOUR — = 
| House Grou Favors {Division reached Osten the us Frederick c. Ziem, addressing the map./with his ‘‘indefinite’’ claim, |-hought off” by administration in-| A finance drive will be started S= Regular $23.50 Value..... sanae 12.77 : 1 1.77 = 
000 mark as visitors rode special)meeting, said he has conferred | forced her to detail the charges | las soon as ible. the offic s= 3 * — = : = 
| 2nd Class Mail Hike buses and cars to the local plants with a state parvle and probation) / poe creases-in suppert prices. ‘explained The clubbouse ae = ere Mae 13 77 12 77 = | : .jto take part in a program which officer about naming a justices’) p/ . : ~ fg ae i Sgt] ea he (cosos band : . ee e = 
ee plant tours, special dis- probation officer for the county. H@TPEL Woods Girls Some concern has been evident a ein qhureded aight sed | NORELCO ‘TWIN ROTARY’ ———— : = 
HINGTO louse plays and refreshments. jand has talked with the county’s/ among Republicans over the politi-, 7 ; : == Regular $24.95 = 
Bldag Coen ~~ {four cireuit judges about recom: leal effect of declining farm ee Ge Se SI = . 2 eh BB ODDO CE ii an v = ' 
| Office ittee is re More than 4,000 students from = ‘com H Af C § a ie | earn lawl other (clube imestives! 8 (VADYIN a = = | 
ported to have approved tentatively | local high and junior high schools jmending the appointment to the ome fer al pree jand of President Eisenhower 3\* Village Giunlanemberatwill mae = rent ar rirsaay 15 95 14 95 = | 
a big hike in second-class postal) swelled the number of visitors “2! STOUP- |April 16 veto of a farm bill call. oain next Wednesday, when Mrs. == Beet 222) Ne eicceee eee ° = 
rates for newspapers and maga-| to the GMC Truck and Coach | After the Justices tidicafed | HARPER WOODS (INS) — Two ing for higher rigid price supports Ferg M_ Broock will present the ==> REMINGTON ‘FOURSOME =~ 17 66.. = zines. : Division to about 20,000, A pro- | they would make use of a jlocal girls, believed to have been for basic crops: livinws ior aera ballot and s= Regular $28.50 Value... ..... .66 e. 16.66 =, 
:. The rates for advertising por-| gram similar to the one at Pon- | bation officer if one were "yall (eames were back pome Ey) OS oon ae ne se ee when a nominating committee will = SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER —_ — = 
tions of the publications would be tiac was conducted by division | able, Ziem sald he will ask the |r Comes 10 a Wu four ay ona revised measure ae tain be flected. SE Regular.$2995 Value. 2... . 17.95. .16.95 = 
upped a) eed por —y The LR ON CAE | coped a rca “ =e | ‘* * 8 ing Eisenhower's proposed  soil| On June 13, permanent officers == REMINGTON ‘60’ DELUXE 16 9 5..1 5 9 5 = 
increase would go up evenly each} featured as highlights ieecteal piss the nes ents ®" | Police found the pair last night bank program designed to reduce| will be elected. Now on the in. SS Regular $2950 Value ...:.... e ee ° = ' 
year and reach full force in five . . salary aia cers jina motel near Toledo, O., “drink- surplus production, but also some! terim staff are Mrs, Nance, == NORELCO ‘SPORTSMAN’ a . = 
years. tag aor end ces mag ye Jing beer and whisky."” They adnmit- features to which the administra-|. president; Mrs. W. Sydnor Gil. == Regular $2995 Value... : 17.95. .16.95= 
‘ ee ¢ «6 aiieend cama Beli at the’ In a discussion on how best to ted they ran away: from home Sat- tion has objected. Decethy vice pecan | re ee =} This is NOT a ‘come-on’ oS no switching to ‘just-as- good’ = 
. Magazines and newspapers now hang ody ee ae ii use the probation officer’s serv-urday with two men held by Detroit) . + W. Joslyn, treasurer; and Mrs. = Gnknownll brands lwelcellRchainmelacceriiceMmiNo need to = 
must give the post office a break- 5 ones S ered the pu ee, Cou n ty Justice Court Co- police on charges of contributing A major floor battle was in pros-| Frederick E, Booth, secretary, == pay more than Simms low-for-cash prices = 
down showing the percentage ot | ets een CaECH Fisher, unlike/ordinator Gerald: A, Terrien said to the delinquency of minors. Pet on an effort to knock out man Besides those committee heads == ; = 
py ee jac @ 3MC, does not con-jone possibility was formation of a} Betty Kilbert. 13. and Sharlene Gatory higher supports for prices ‘ == 98 North 2 —Main = 
advertising relation to reading duct reguiar tours aiiverll eGiicatun’ Gotan einen y . 13, and Sharlene Br livestarn fecdliceaine mentioned, the board includes Mrs. == Secs = | 
~ matter in each issue sent through Among the exhibits at the plants | convicted ratte oleate rea Gane Py aa . en — ee ae we ee me oe = the mails. pas d 4 ;much older than they are, drop’ a |W. Sanders, and Mrs. John W. = = a |was a cutaway view of a new Pon-|be required to attend as a condi from sight Saturday” A sit] frend . -  Sheneticia, : SHTIUTTUINUUUUNNNLNUUUULUUUUOUUUALAAA4UAUOGNEUUULA LAGAN AGATA US ASAAAUOU UE | tiac Star Chief and tion of | | : a section of the tien of Justice Court probations. said the two were in a car with! on lac €d S 2 Oo , . , The committee also was reported ; ae : 
recently-unyeiled Aerotrain built) W. Cadman, Prout, Oakla nd|*Johnny and Joe” who were armed The second third of the Chester- 
\field Fire Station's cement floor ‘to have approved a 30 cent in- . 
aca’ oa tal paaeil renee for third. "7 GMC. Each of the divisions County Friefi of the Court diree-|with a rifle and 45 _calibe . also displayed examples of their a .: "John Willi Sebasti ini class mail, which ig mainly ad- products illustrated by & fale told the justices his office now | pistol: onn mham oepastian |where the shinirig hose trucks are 
matter ipecial handles about 6,000 cases of di- YW UO John William Sebastian's body 1s housed is being pouréd today. 
Police arrested Joseph Bachor, being sent today from the Huntoon| Called teo rough for easy wash-   
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  : displays. “|vorce involvifg m re | , pl . . g Minor children, Both Pontiac and Fisher were, He said justices ' justices could help avert |26, of Highland Park, and his com- T nt . tro : |= ’ Is COM-|Funeral Hame t > Brinkoff- 'o Honor War Dead open to the public from 1 to 9 divorces in three areas. Nearly 50 panion, John Doliber, 25, of pee a ena eae 
LANSING # — A white pine, cijitics between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m |per cent of divorces, he said, stemjtroit. They admitted taking the|Mo. for service and burial. 
the state tree, will be planted in| : j P: */from cases of non-support and girts for a ride which lasted for| Mr. Sebastian died Tuesday of a 
|drunk and disorderly conduct./two days. : heart attack after an illness of two 
Police Seek Members |   
Soviets Break Treaty; 
Seize Japanese Ship | 
TOKYO (INS) — Japan Fishery   
oa marly tee cases of as-| —— oe. | years. He made his home at 14143 
a St. Joseph to Conduct 
       
     
           
    during the observance of Michigan . Oakland Ave. Board officials revealed today that $17.00 
Week, May 20-26. of Alleged Dope Rin miei use of their proba- Class for Nurses’ Aides | ee | Soviet Russian patrol boats operat- b alue 99 
g onary Fonete: he said, justices | ‘Brenda Lee Lovins ing in the North Pacific have 
Weather Report: (Continued From Page One) can prevent many incidents | St. Joseph Mercy Hospital is lseized a 187-ton Japanese survey Now Only 
: ° which might lead to divorces. making plans to conduct an eight-| Prayer service was held this) ship E Shi arettes and in bulk form, also J VanLe Soar wena’ sideltn jp|afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Brace-| wae he fi nah ) Imagine getting a 3-piece outfit for 
ast lveIrs, ‘were seized by police, Ziem said. ames Van uven, assistant di-| ses’ aide training CA eee Homé (ee Brenda Lecl t was the first such incident the price of the reel alone! #1821 = 
He believed the source of :} p|rector of children’s services in/4t the “hospital in July. Informa-|, vins whol diedlat birth Tuesday a the signing of the Japan- Shakespeare Automatic Reel, fibreglas 
oon : “ess | Sovie fishery treaty in Moscow 
ay. 
The last word from the ship's 
‘wireless was from Captain Hisahi 
Sugiyama who stated: 
“In case there is no more con- ‘Oakland County Juvenile Court,|tion may be obtained and appli-|' Sees 
pot rale Cae and 180) also stressed probationary powers Cation made at the personnel = oS ee ee c aul Tuesd ° in telling justices they can: help office. ial was in Perry Mt. Park Ceme-| 
The warrants charge the 22 (cut down cases of child neglect,| The class will consist of one se 
with the purthase, sale and use delinquency and school truancy. |week of six hours per day of lee. 
of narcotics among themselves | James Rohm, keeper of Justice tures and demonstrations as weil West Swelters fly rod and 'C’ level fly line. Use our 
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Brenda is survived by her par- 
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    and with others, |Court records at Oakland County as actual floor experience. After ARTES 30 es Ne ,tact, please understand that the 
Snow flurries fell in the North| Those who police hope to pick'Jail, also addressed the justices,employment, the course will be aa a worst has come.” | ; 
Atlantic Coast states and temper yp) today and whose names are " technical problems of paper- twice a week for two hour periods Await Flood of Petitions t 
atures dropped below freezing iD) jnown are: Henry:T. Banks, Mel-|“ork in his office. \for seven weeks. 
sections of New England. The yin Hatchett, Herbert Fortier, Le From Precinct Candidates Issues Bench Warrant     
     
    
     
   
   
      
     eee) cans oe as far roy H. Eaddy and Ma Fed! . * ‘ . Less than 40 of the potential 496. Municipal Court, Judge Maurice 
south Virgi 2 2 Their ages and present addres h g Opt IE t County precinct delegate candi-'Finnegan issued a bench warrant ” " 
The Geoed ee tee mien | 1Ca O 4 1Ca XeCCUILV dates have filed candidacy pe- for the arrest of English Wilson Famous “SIR JAC” Brand 
lower Grea Those held in jail are: \ = OA 2 ed |titions, County Clerk Lynn D. Allen 37, of 301 Harrison St., today for ' . 
chilly breezes extended along. the) “TSO women, adlo May Guilty in Bribing Officials) 's:3°)-<0s in Gie boeee bees Men’s Spring Atlantic : Yates, 28, of 426° 8. Saginaw St. , ; : Deadline for the filing is May 29 trial on charges of driving while 
- Peliteue and Yvonne Morris, 23, of 5142 MASON w — Benjamin D. Rit-/20-day stay of sentence. The stay /&t 4pm, Allen said, leaving can- under the: influence of liquor. W H- : 
The early morning readings Tillman St.; Paul Baity, 27, of holz, wealthy head of a Chicago|Was granted by Circuit Judge ‘didates only 12 days to get fel ic cies aa oe ac e S 
ranged from 12 at Mount Washing-| 426" S. Saginaw St.; William 8S. optical firm found guilty of brib-|Philip A. Hadsell of Niles. jnames on the ballot. ; ident May 9. os 
ton, N.H., to 8 at Thermal, Calif.) Tymes, 22, of 67 Orton St; Wil: ing three state officials, faced a| Haggerty indicated hé might ap) — :, |© VALUES to $10.95— } 
The hot spell in the Far West sent! fred F. Brock; 30, of 502 Branch ipossible sentence of up to four peal the verdict: NOW —_ READ THIS! Ite 
temperatures into the 9s to anos St.; lyears in prison today. Pa oi “= released on aati a Why Pay More Than Simms Everyday LOW PRICE al, h 
100 in the Southwest desert region Louis Cummings, 29, of 465 Ar-, Defense attorneys, however, im" Bending ee nee nex cen Regular Size e — Fad ; 
yesterday. Record marks for May | thur St.; Cly@e Irving, 38, of 57) mediately laid the legal ground for Ue Popclarl Sronds Ci arettes 
16 ineluded 99 at Los Angeles. The puij St.; Caluthious Tilery, 23, ofjan appeal or a motion for a new! The prosecution charged that PERICARTON 
day’s top mark was 109 at Yuma,j592 Wyoming St.; Leon D. Nelson, |trial noe sought to bribe board tO Pak } | ; 
Ariz, ‘ 21. of 489 Fildew St Hert oO; members to get them to drop acks 
; Fletcher 7. of 81 Gas "| Ritholz, head of the King Opt [charges of unprofessional conduct Buy joer ens sehen pote * 8 New Styles * 7 Colors 
ee eee ee et! cal Co., was found guilty on a against Edwin L. Sanchick. a Lan-, Cae clet ckies Phillip *® Reversibles * Plains 
The Weather = oe H. White, 22, of 173 Beg-) charge of slipping bribes of $100 cing optometrist. Morris wie This "price plus a yp ® pha *® Patterned 
Full U.S, Weather Bureau rt 24 fon _| billy to three members of the — The complaint against Sanchick cutee * Full Lin * Zippers 
PONTIAC AND Leg Ltda — Yvonne Morris and White were) ctate Board of Optometry at a was that he illegally ‘steered’ Unrestrictedichoice | Beiter quale 
    
  this morning. larrest 0 : 
wermer thie afterneen, high 64 to nf oa in Dewrett Tuceday) with ‘customers to an office of the King) ed BLOT ity—reatly underpriced Slash 
nd cooler \firm, located in the same building. or patch pockets. Water repellent 
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merrew, high 53 to 54. Seuth to south- 
east 
om hour shi 
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Teday in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding § am 
  roundup here Monday afternoon 
and night. A Circuit Court jury of 10 wom- 
en and two men deliberated for 
only an hour and a half Wednes- 
day afternoon before returning the Sanchick had his license suspend- 
f COMPARE! Priced $16.50 Elsewhere! ‘\ ed for » year by the board. . 
“Ritholz believed that by the use 
of money he could corrupt. the! 
  Two men held since Monday verdict. The trial took eight days./tate of Michigan and run our   
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  \Cooley, . Eugene Hendren, James 
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‘ ihelp of Raymond Sjebert, assigned 
to the case from the State Police 
Rackets Squad in Detroit. 
2 Nesbitt credited the cooperation) 
jot Sheriff Frank W. Irons in the| 
questioning of the ring members | ) 
| held in jail. 
‘School Bill Still Alive | WASHINGTON (INS) — The au- 
ther of the long-stymied federal   
schoel aid bill offered new hope! 
[ %N. Saginew MTT Vie) me ‘today that the $1.6 billion measure 
33 will be sent to the House; floor 
‘for action next month.     
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Infants’ ; Furniture $ 
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    sat jl) Rayon-acetaies and dacrons 
ripper fly’ deep pockets, all 
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ee eee 10 te 12) and another picked up yesterday | The maximum sentence on the Sovermment to suit his own busi- Chrome Hi-Chair : Z% | 
Ban sets ‘Thursday ‘at 748 pm. —,_ afternoon all were released after charge is four years in prison, "S$ and dictates,” said Assistant M ‘ P Lea ," 
Spoon’ tiees ‘Thersday ov 12 86 pm questioning, Nesbitt said, $2.000 fine or both |Atty. Gen. Irving Beattie. heading my, Guaranteed Ist Quality en Ss ress ants a? Moon eets Priday at 1:39 &m . ; ; : : : . the prosecution, in his summing-up, a mY : . H Ad 2 
Ziem credited the ‘diligent work JUDGE GRANTS STAY statement to the 3 . | J —Discontinued Colors— -_ . | 
Bewntown Temperatures lof the Vice Squad, day and night : o the jury. | ed ; : i 
$e ceseaee QB WL Mees eeees “° : aft hh tie ' a James FE. Haggerty of Detroit, The Ritholz firtn operates in 17) : 
@ @..c..6:-- 1m sees -43 and especially in the past feW atiorney for Rithdlz, asked for a’states. Z ray , 1 
ge moog Pp. m. ...-0---46) enths” with cracking the ring. eee Values from : 
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he said. 
“duct were made public by the| 
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~ champions.    
ENGLISH STYLE — Unlike the proverbial . Pentiae Press Photo) 
left-handed monkey wrench, this south-pawed ~ main branch in Pontiac and two in Huron Gar- 
postal truck is a useful item — especially for post- dens. The trucks are the ullimate in convenience 
men with average-sized arms. Four of the ve- for mailmen, especially for those who deliver at 
ae went into service = —— two at the rosd-ade boxes. 
Senate Hopeful iting on Lake Maracaibo in| 154 exploratory wells in 1956 
Snubs Charges Wisconsin Accusations 
of Unethical Acts Won't! 
Deter GOP Lawyer 
  APPLETON, Wis #—Mark Cat-| 
lin Jr. said last night he would | 
not let charges of unethical cor | 
duct in parole and pardon cases 
interfere with his candidacy for 
the Republican U.S, Senate nom- 
ination. 
Catlin, 4, an attorney here ~~ 
speaker of the Wisconsin Assem-| 
bly, was accused yesterday of ac- 
cepting- money to use his se" 
cal influencé in an attempt to win 
freedom for state prison inmates. 
He declared he acted only as a) 
lawyer, and not as a political fig- 
a AS A LAWYER | 
“I have no intention of letting 
these unfounded charges affect my 
candidacy,’’ he said. He plans to 
go before the GOP State Conven- 
tion in Milwaukee May 23-26: to 
seek the convention's endorsement. | 
Catlin seeks Republican nomuina- | 
tion for the Senate seat now held 
by Sen. Alexander Wiley. 
FOUR CHARGES | 
The charges of unethical con-'|       ison. '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 
freedom. 
63 Champs Vie 
for Spelling Bee 
Honor Crown 
WASHINGTON «® — Tongue- 
twisting words, including some 
you may never-have heard, were 
ready for tossing to young spellers| 
today to determine a champion of!   
* * 
Sixty-three contestants, a record 
number, were entered in the 29th! 
annual National Spelling Bee Andi 
for the first time the boys out 
numbered the girls — 3 to 29.| 
HOME TOWN ACES 
The youngsters. all under 15.) 
are champions of their own home| 
towns, These finalists represented| 
the best among some five million 
schoolchildren who participated in: 
elimination contests across the 
country. 
The bee, sponsored by Scripps- | 
Howard Newspapers in 18 cities 
and 4 other daily and Sunday | 
papers, was won last year by! 
Sandra Sloss of Granite City, II! - 
This year's winner will receive, 
$1,000 and an extra $100 for aj 
weekend in New York 
Three 13-year-old contestants of! 
‘previous national bees are back 
for another try. * * * 
They are Melody Sachko. Pitts- 
burgh, who finished sixth in 1954; 
Clyde Dawson, Aivequeraue’| 
N.M., 34th the same vear; and 
Clyde Gregory, Albertville, Ala, 
‘16th last year, 
In the early 1920's cattle and. 
calves accounted for 1@ or 12 per 
cent of the national farm income 
‘but now they're previding about 
17 per cent of it 
NOTICE TO BIDDERS 
Sealed proposals will be received by 
the Board of County Road Commission 
ers of the County ef Oakland ai their 
offices. 590 8. Telegraph Road, Pontiac, 
Michigan until 10:00 o'clock; am ,) 
Easter: Standard Time. Thursday, May 
31, 1954, &t which time and place they 
wil be publicly opened and read for 
furnishing the toliowing 
6 months requirements of Auto & Truck 
Tires & Tubes of the following make 
Firestone, U8. Royai, Goodyear, Gen 
eral and Goodrich 
Information, bidding blanks and spect 
fteations may be ovtained upon request 
Bids must be made upon Oakiand Coun- 
ty Read Commission bidding forms. 
All proposals must be plainly m arked" 
as to their contents. * 
Board reserves the right to: ré- 
ject any .or all proposals or to waive 
defects and to accept the proposals 
‘hat. in the opinion of the Board is in| 
whe best interest and to the advantage 
ef the Board of County Road Commis- 
stoners of the County of Osésland 
ona ee: and of the County of Oak- 
lend, ‘*! 5 
D OF COUNTY ROAD 
COMMISSIONERS OF THE 
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Warner Jewels Safe 
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (INS)— 
A $100,000 jewel collection reported). 
missing. by movie magnate Albert 
Warner was found today at the 
Beverly Hills Hotel. 
Beverly Hills Police Chief Clin- 
ton Anderson said the 72-year-old 
Warner left the gems, packed in 
a suitcase, in a, closet when he 
turn,to New York Sunday. 
Anderson said the suitcase was 
found the same day the Warners 
left by a maid, who turned .it 
over to the hotel’s fost and found 
department. 
When the jewels were reported 
missing, police checked the ghotel| 
on a hunch and found the suit- 
case, jewelry and all. 
Warner told insurance offiicals|   he believed the suitcase had been|THE BEST DAY ~ 
checked with other baggage at an, 
airline counter at Los Angeles In-jlaunch the celebrations when he 
lays. the foundation stone of a com- 
* Anderson said whoever took the, memorative monument in New 
Warners’ luggage to the airport Delhi next Wednesday. 
apparently overlooked the suitcase. | The following day, 
Warner came here frem New Buddha Purnima, has been picked 
York to help his two brothers, Jack geherally as the best day to be- 
and Harry, close a 20 million dol-'gin the actual death anniversary 
lar deal for their controlling inter-|celebrations, ternational Airport. _ 
est in Warner Brothers movie stu-|t 
dio. taking the lead in worldwide cele- 
brations of the 2,500th anniversary 
of the death of Gautama, the Hin- 
du prince = Sounded Buddhism. 
expect visit India and his wife left the hotel to re-\pe the = 
historic sites associated with Gau- 
tama, who bacame the Buddha— 
lowers in India, where the relig- 
ion was born. But it remains 
strong in Japan, Ceylon, Burma, 
Thailand and Tibet, and many 
Pilgrims from those countries 
months. Indian dase Plan 
_ Founder Gautama Rites NEW DELHI, India ®—India is 
Buddhist pee eo 
the thousands to -gray at the 
“The Enlighténed one.” 
Buddhism has ‘relatively few fol- 
expected in India in the coming 
Prime Minister Nehru will 
known as 
which will - last 
    hroughout the year. are|vated. New roads and rest houses that Prince Gautama, sitting un- 
der # pipul tree at Bodh Gaya in 
Bihar ‘state, attained ‘ 
ment” by conceiving his “law of 
life.” ; 
THREE MILLION 
Most of the pilgrims are expect-' 
ed to head for Bihar state, in 
northeast India, to visit Bodh 
Gaya and the area of Benares, 
where the prince delivered his 
first sermon as the Buddha. 
India is spending more than 
three million dollars on. the cele- 
bration. Many ancient Buddhist 
temples and ruins are being reno- 
are ready for the pilgrims, who 
will also visit Lumbini, birthplace) 
of Buddha just across the Indian 
border inside the Himalayan king- 
dom of Nepal. 
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Buddhist countries outside India| 
are planning their own celebra- 
tions. Perhaps the most spectacu- 
lar will be in Ceylon, at‘the Temple 
of the Tooth in Kandy. There a 
tooth said to be one of Buddha's) «¢ 
is kept in ‘shrine.   The green color of ae is due | 
_Buddha Purnima marks the day to the presence of Chlorophyll. — | Oe   
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US TO TAKE By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN, You should report to your foc tor; 2. A change in breast contour., 4. Retraction of elther or both 
Some people feel that there immediately: 3. Any puckering or’ dimpling of nipples. (The nipple goes in rather, 
THE FUSS OUT has been so much publicity’ about | 1. Any hard lump. the skin. fthan out). 
Leancer that a damaging mass hys-' 5. Any, discharge or bleeding 
OF FOREIGN teria has arisen. Ht is true that from the nipple. x 
fear. and chronic concentration on) 6. An ‘“‘orange peel’’ appearance 
any small physical disability, real ol the skin of the bust. 
— or imagined, 1s detrimental to 7. Elevation of the breast. 
health | * * * 
? f Ra Most of these symptoms can 
Nevertheless thousands of lives) come from harmless conditions 
are lost each year because men | but you owe it to yourself to 
and women did not héed warning check on any one of them im- 
, vsignals or were uninformed about mediately, 
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all the fabulcts Do RESERVATIONS Ee . aoe “ the Pe nae hae Wecluntccred (tolsend arcony iol 
‘ve dre e e uterus are ie zreale ase j E F 6 , 
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heip you with the pass- AVAILABLE erly One 5 ; ' in . ‘umn, If you wish a copy of it send 
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ho extra charge! , TO EUROPE the breasts and the uflerus are in care of The Pontiac Press. 
. = easily examined. If a woman has * * * 
SEE: Delphine Finn Michaels regular semi-yearly medical ex- Tomarreu: “See Eloctor, Watch 
aminations, is aware and observ- Self Closely to. Catch Cancer.’ 
ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU ant about any unusual symptoms a _ 
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BI d. Bi h immediately if they do occur, she Pontiac hapter 
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Ml 6-2170 tal cancer tremendously. | of Eastern Star 
“ Even in cancers of the breast, Holds Meeting 
= = ‘pes and utcrus the outlook “is, most. 
ase ; hopeful if they are discovered soon Some 175 couples representing 
; enough . 6 the various square dance clubs in} 
° =) northern Oakland County attend- 
A woman should have a see : ed athe fourth annual Round-Up) 
breast and ulear) are wn Dance sponsored by the Merry, 
$9.95 MATTRESS AS OU i Py -_ Pe oan Mixers Square Dance Club Friday 
She also should examine her in the Waterford CAI Building. 
WITH ANY CRIB breasts after each menstreaal pe- : - A SF 
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OVER $30.00! net : eee hee That ia Trellises covered with climbing; 
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DRAYTON PLAINS tine but she should immediately Ath Roundup For sports and casual wear, a tions se. | 
, i man will find slip-on moccasins, : : | 
Phone OR Zales late: st fe Be ealeanine fall Pontiac Chapter 228, OFS, met or shoes laced mh one, two or Bruce Allen acted as master of 
pruaoe gs. hm ee “m . ~~ |Monday evening at the Masonic three eyelets. In any case, the pos. Ceremonies for the affair. Assist-| 
a es 8 NK ere’ ‘Temple. Mrs. Floyd Levely, wor- inilities in colors and combina- ing with the calling were Lee) 
-_ . thy matron, presided tions of colors {rom the pale celors Kaines, Hal Brown, Bob Long. 
= * Isuch as bamboo, pale smoke or William Morris, Arthur Petar and) 
. . | Ralph Mapley, worthy patron:!maple to the richer tones of rocky Sidney Olson Lionel Basil was) 
eae Famous for Diamond Values Since 1865! presented proficiency cards to Mr.:tan, desert copper and butternut, ‘general chairman. 
; : and Mrs. Bert Farnsworth, Jack will tempt him to team them with! . 
Farnsworth, Flizabeth Rockefel- some of the more adventurous Class Has Meeting 
ss = ‘ ° ler, Martha Young and Myrtle styles in shirts, slacks, ties and _ ara 
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: y is = * @ wearin 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 
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G on Friday evening: Edith Coons wool socks are actually cooler — * * * 
and Arthur Atgustine will to that they're porous and absorbent’ Mrs. Ernal Lloyd presided over : ; 
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LA R RY J IE Oy, \ E CLF SF chak Joh withdrew from the! 
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‘FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS—A GOOD O BU the U. S. Open champion also. Benson, Stadium City lea Ue Winners 
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jfaxvorites are Jackie Burhe win- four BG Loced Sm Le feel to tas. Hank Overcashier sparked ihe de ston with foul os in the zippered door, 6 foot own ‘> Rec 
. : P ner of this years Master Tour- @ 3+ viclory over Royal Bar in the Benson club at the plate with 2nd inning ing Complete with oll 
THE RANCH W nament, Dow Finsterwald, winner 49 American loop gare at North) three’ hits ip four trips. ’ Yt ) | tak Pontiac Select. a Drink bounced ropes, poles, stakes. 
     jof the recent St. Lous Opey; S46 Park tocimghtght Wednesday | | ose he City. Softball Stadium Inn made the mos! of hack (fe Fs 1s ALL THE RAGE, |Billy Maxwell, Gene Littler, Doug ™ght’s action in the City Softbal Na hitetocdefear Bicmariinn 7: - mn ths i ning [oss to 
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Ford, Ted Kroll and defending League : in an Amercan League tilt at. ae an 1 (mumph over 
IT Fi TS IAL WITH M4 champion Dick Mayer Cork struck out three batters (Nvrth side. Verle Sheldon and Boh Richard's Tavern in a National 
THIS RN AGE oe Sr | and exercised flawless centro! by Orr divided mound chure~ for The sad es a ve me ae 
MODE. } : Big Schedule Ahead not walking a man. lie spaced winnerse with Orr hurling hitless twirled erent a ance 
f for Chief Netters Lansford Market pounded out 
| With the MHSAA regional temis| DE QES World Hammer Mark 2 ey 101 serie over on ~ t av : 
|tourney set for today, Friday and| pew Pavilion in q National di : : . ision game at Beaudette, Con. Saturday at Cranbrook, Pontiac | BOSTON vp—Clif Blair Byston Mikhail Krivoenosov Aue 4, 1955° : ; Z ‘ 
|High School's netters are facing a . cd rsa palin a nb > ge as become a!) Warsaw. However, Krivonosov i . : . 
Istiff schedule for the next week. University senior, has bec — Soa Sn pe ral position and the Lansford batters 
| Iman of Oly mpic proportions fol- [4S a heave o 216 feet. ‘2 inch lashed out with a 13-hit attack oon teams have entered the ut : is lowing his 211-foot, inch hammer Peeing event, including Pontiac, Hirming : tone . i Bla ; _ 
ham, Royal Oak, East Detrost. Port Hrew which bettered the accepted, Blair. a pupil of American rec = 0 rd holder Harold Conne ur 
| Huron, Berkley and Mt. Clemens *°" Id record i hs “ le © A een 7 Y * > xtra ‘ (" ™ bd 5 “CTat 
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ee > Gills, Waterford Fox Pe erence -; CORAL GABLFS, Fla. (INS) —| ~ |The T1-year-old son of bastbal} im-; 
Blank Berkley 3-0 |mortal Jimmy Foxx turned in a 
§ i- ’ 'spectacular diamond performance 
Waterford continued its drive to-| himself last night. 
. : . Foxx struck out eight batters! 
LOS ANGELES uw — It was a, It got so hot that Robinson broke ward the Inter-Lakes Conterence’ alked SF oa baseball championship with a 3-0 and three "as his’ club; ._ highly Ypritated Sugar Ray Robin-\up bis training camp at San Ja- “ BP witha 
son who settled down here today cinto, Calif.. 90 miles from here, pee oe Meats over Berkley eeee8 PrLititiiiliiiiiiii id) 
to await the gong for the 15-reund 24 hours ahead of time and drove Wednesday at Berkley. It was the 
a fense of his world middleweight into Los Angeles, Skippers’ 6th league win m seven ) EVERYTHING FOR THE 
championship against the man he| Olson is in suburban Santa Mon- 84™€S- a 
icthroned, Cari Bobo Olson, lica, Where he has been working | 6 . . . ° a 
Robinson was provoked because diligently for five weeks. Chuck Gills and Berkley’s Herb @ 
he was unable to buy additional!’ There was heat in the Olson Duncan waged a scoreless mound @   
  
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9 : a ee hi] g ul ol ne gemmaed 7 fe Bie u n to play a round-robin chowe seats at ringside for the Camp too, This revolved around duel for seven innimgs before Wa- 
7 ee Foote sc best nationally televised battle tomor- the insistence of the Robinson con- terford exploded with three funs a bined Burke *4” _ * © | row night at Wrigley. Feild, set/tingent on a 12 noon weigh-in to- in the top of the 8th. A fielder’s g 
gs So OD arose to go at 7 p.m., PDT. NBC will do morrow at the Legion Stadium Choice, a walk, and singles by “Tt would be a muct fatrer way) 
the television and kadio | Olson preferred a 10 a.m! weigh- John Woodman and Jerry Perna 
“The next time we fight for the | in, since the TV battle goes on along with a wild throw, accounted 
international Boxing Club,’’ ex-/at the sundown hour. But the Cali- for the damage. 
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Carts 255 “But vou cant possibly win ut tobe 28 Olson of. San. Franciseo. 2/0nal tennis*s tourney at Cran- entered in the Class A-B event. .@ uP » a a a playin: a? Michigan and Ohio State é Officials of the Hgllywood Amer - brook will get under way this However, only the Class A singles, @ = = ne aa a 
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* * « | billiards at his Oecan Park camp “s, on, rain or shine. While no rain ley vs Royal Oak, Pontiac vs @ 7 Reg. $12.50 TRABERT sg 7 Evashevsk: said he hopes the Bobo Olson insists that he will yy forecast, a canvas canopy will - | Ri ‘ TOURNAMENT RACKET 9 i in; » 4 F) . NAME? . SODdC 
CONE voles for the round-rob- not finish behind thie nchee ball tye Sretetwed over the ring—just in af a e alr eee ad J a . - es 
\ WELDEN schedule at the spring meet. in his fourth fight with Sugar ease - ation: meee vs Mt cae 5 of Reg. $10.00 KRAMER a 7 foes a 
"R nxt week at Grand Rapids, Hay Rebinson In Los Angeles Phefe was some concern over al LANSING us — Fish workers Pontiac ve aed Detroit, Mt a ¥ , ; STROKEMASTER RACKET . 8 
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, leer a ie ee prelim winners play each other, M0 Ta TENNIS RACKET = . $1 Mt. Clemens FE 4-62!! y ‘, . in Lake St. Clair and to determine, ; . | ~! \ 
< b, 4 Games—10 Homers e if eggs of the big game fish can povics Fridi “ pit Pontiac aa a ay Also Presses. Visors, Covers, Nets : 
Adatheahattieatietiesih [be obtained for hatchery propa, *ort Huron, Rerkley vs East De- n 
= Sten Ee a eee: B GOODRICH $ We Must Limit Pr . Last year and the year.before (O°! 14 : coli | ee a chases at This Sale a ae jal Oak, Mt. Clemens vs East De- Jack Purcell Price! a preliminary musky investigation (roi Beclaey) ce Pontiac ss TENNIS SEP Stee: 2 
porepmeee 1) sa stat. eee } Finals are set Saturday at a Wilson Championship (3) a 
ALBUQUERQUE. N.M., May 17 span the 25-vear-old Detroit na connect for only one hit in. 9 tines Meee a ee St. Clair. am. for both classes, with wth a SHOES Dacron Nylon, Wool Cover, $ 79 a 
a—When the New York Yankees, tive has blasted out 10 home runs at fae rat Renae Lerine’ Mcremoc eae rounds at 1} am | 95 Packed 3 in Hermeritally- a 
put a $100 price tag on Al Wey- to account for 21 runs batted in. Then in Sunday's doubleheader ae SEE ot SSS a $ = see cantor Ro Yee) a gandt and offered him to the To- us ; ». at Amarillo, Tex., Al slammea ) OUs!eFSs in the vicuty were . a 
veka club ef the Western League Weygandt. a University of Mich . ” : urged by department officials to Crary Nips Waterford a. ; = I : & 7 elneuiner _ out five home runs in the two ‘I a F a on a 30-day free trial hasty, it was*!84n psy wlogy) xvraduate, never games. driving in 11 runs. cooperate in the project. Checking JV’*R i in Track Meet = Ppen Mon. & Fri. r 
pretty clear they were eager: to had given Opposing pitchers much ; : stations will be maintained en the ‘s: a Monday hight against the same ,. = = Winning five out of nine events, 8 ’ tid get .rid of him. trouble during a 3-year stint of club he collected t! h Clinton River, Saturdays, Sundays, | 3 Ss a 
SEE CRISSMAN Now Mr. Weygandt is proving bouncinglarsund) the yates onan club he co three oer 10M, snd holidays until mid-June in Isaac Crary Jumor High nosed out a a 
f , 5 F > Yankee. chi i le F: : we : : : ry Clean. Dependab! that the Yankees reputation as ey eee Can ane (ene CLOvee hopes of examining 200 St. Clair the Waterford High Junior Varsity, @ bad | £or e shrewd bargain makers takes a °° hs sudden surge of batting pow six runs Tuesday might against muskies 38 379.3 iualitrack e Used Cars and for Your beating now and then. er came as a surprise. He thinks “!buquerque he hit two more round __ 38 1-3 — 37 2-3, in a dual trac a a 
Us hitting streak resulted from a ‘"'ppers to account for four more meet Wednesday on the Waterford g : 
Repair Work! _* =) pte as a @ $day «change in his batting stance or- "UNS. mimingie at 20 Wins High cinders. BS a 
; dered by Buddy Bates, Topeka <A graduate of Detroit's Redford PITTSBURGH w— Righthander Jim Smith won the 7>-yard dash 8 a = ‘manager. High School, Weygandt lettered at Bob Friend, who beat Cincinnati and tied for 2nd place in the pole . SPORTING GOODS a 
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FREE ESTIMATES y teanis 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 @ WE ARE NEAR PIKE STREET CITY PARKING LOT. - = 
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MostGrains [MARKETS Produce 
Head Lower, sweenrmrese prices cover sales of locally grown 
= ae Le sae fancy ¢ crate oa: 
{ GO (P— j | rou, ie armers’ markets y 
CHICA\ Most grains head lpeawens and soid by them in wholesale 
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ste 0 ng on the rd of | bu.; No. 1, 3.75-4.80 bu.; ‘apples, Jona- 
Trade today. | thea, fancy, $.60 bu.; No, 1, 3.25-3.75 bu.; 
Dealings were not particularly | spples, Meintosh.. fancy. A be; 3 No. te t es, Northern 
active in any pit. Soybeans were cy 5.00 bu; wer '3.78-4.26 wae apples. 
off a few cents, recording the wid-/ Stee!’ Red. fancy. $00 bu.: 
est losses. Corn was inclined to Laeestables, foci Asparagus, No. 
ease in sympathy with soybeans. ‘| . 
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dealings but then reversed itself \morsereaun” No. i Tsetse a=  bakt. 
and crept under the previous close. Lee*s. No. 1.1 Onion sets, | No. 1, 1.50-1.75 32-1b bag. Parssips, No. 
Rye followed wheat but oats maine i eet 25 % a eps faa oe 00 
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$2.291%; corn unchanged to ‘2 low. |bagas No. 1. 131-00 peas oe yb Ty iy 
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ryt ANS set 
wer oi ee en . to, CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS % lower, May $3.19!2; lard 12 to’ cHtcaao, Mey 17 (AP) Chicago mer- 20 cents a hundred pounds lower, conte exchange: Butter steary; re- 
bts 1,577,000, wholesale buying prices’ July $13.30. | unchanged: @3 score AA 59. 92 A $9. ~ |B 56s. 69 C $528. cars 00 B 87; 80 
wha 
. ‘sees irfeguiar, recetpts 26,800, whole- 
‘sale buying prices unchanged to 1 higher 
and 1% lower; U8 large whites 70 per Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN 
      CHICAGO, May 17 (AP) —Open today jeent and over A's 30: 60-69.6 Wheat ‘ Oats Ma 2.20%. Ma 67 375. mixed 375: mediums 37 
ay. pees 08s Ty ee e711, Standards 379; dirties 36; E=tecte Me: Sep cece! 210%. Sep oo, eeu current receipts 3725 
Dec soe 23% ‘Dec 6 T', 
Mar ....:. 2.13% Rye DETROIT EGGS ' 
Corn May ee DETROIT. May 11 (AP)—Eggs. fob. May ....6., 1409s Jy 25. Detroit, cases ineluded. federal-state 2 Gena 152% Sep i 24% grades 
Bep . 1527, tar , Whites—Grade A jumbo 47-49, weight- 
Dec pop ctbelide, Aiki 13.32 (ed average 47 extra large 471,: large : Sen 1267 '42%2-45, wid ave 4442; medt 4044, wid , (Oras aceeos 1380 ava 41: grade B large 423: browns—grade 
Nov 13 65 in jumbo 45-47, wtd avg 45%: large 41- 
ie mia ave “43, medium 40-41, wid avg 
rade B large 36%-41, wtd av 
lke’ A Ai p| Ee os , are 4a'y 
e S rms Id: an ° eas graded whites, large 38%-/ 
Grade B large 38 
Bro ns Large As medium 3§-31. 
Grade B cared 9 aces u in ouse | Market barely 
ing remai ow as sappies Ore fully 
ample an dwould tend t burdensome 
WASHINGTON un —-The—House!except for @ fair volume of surplus 
being shell treated and moved inte May storage 
decide today how much, to cut 
President Eisenhower's» request! 
for three billion dollars for arms 
‘aid abroad ~ steady to weak ‘Trad- 
CHICAGO POTATOES 
CHICAGO, May 16 (AP) -Potatoes: Ar- 
oe old stock ave on track 25 seat 
tS CG   p « 
mand too limited: to establish a aarnel may ae : Saat tone No carlet track sales reported for The military assistance TEQUES! | OIS stock: New stock Sarrizalan 460 cal 
—three times as much as Con-|track 118; Snpeties moderate. demand moderate, market for long whites firm gress votéd for the purpose last. 
year—is “expected to catch the [et (mck sales new steet 585-6 00: Call- brunt of congressional fund cut- as long whites 6 §0-665. bakers in| 
ting) It isthe biggest item inthe vecncasa; ee net 
$4.900,000,000 Eisenhower has asked 
for foreign aid for the year start- | 
ing July 1. 
But there have been predictions 
the House committee will slash . signds. recelpts in coope €79 aerpaying. F : 1 ae 0 coops, 000 = ibs ° aying anywhere up to 1"z billion dollars 37°. Coops, | 56.000 | Gy lower, light hens 
- ‘185-19 $; nel ers or fryers 24-245, old 
roosters 1$-16, caponettes under -4', los 
25-26, over ne lbs 28-29 for best round reds slightly weaker. Car- 
fot track sales new stock: Alabama round 
  Poultry 
CAGQ POULTRY CHICAGO" wie 1@ (AP)—Live poultry 
  DETROIT | POULTRY Clare Luce Ill; | DETROIT. May 16 (AP)- Prices paid Doctor Ad pa pound fob troit for No 1 quality 
vises" |Uxe poultry up to 10 am 
28-29, iight type 19-20 
2-Month Rest Poatt SS nas ane caponettes @ to 4), Ib Pie . +a... Ibs 30-3} 
NEW YORK uP — The Physician “Market about steady on hens Steady 
of Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce o".the erinin tarcend Sontag Cpe fryers in alr to go demand an said today he had advised her ‘‘not to trade needs ir demand existed, or ‘aponettes with buyers very selective as 
to return io) het post for about (3 size and quallty Hens continued in| 
two months. light demand and offerings were liberal 
* Dr. Milton Rosenbluth said 
“Mrs. Luce is suffering from a} 
chronic enteritis which, appears to 
be: related to an infection of the cicago, May 16 (AP). Gelabie nh liver which she had while abroad. 7.500. fairly = amperes. genera 7 " ; . — trong: to mostly igher on butchers, She has As_well a moderately se- instances up more seecral lot# leand 9) 
-vere iron deficiency anemia prob- Heary 
Heavy hens 
brotlers 
  Livestock 
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 
220 Ib and lighter 28 to $@ higher, sows 
steady to 26 higher, instances up more; 
ably due to the same cause. She! seventh consecutive agvance es hog, 
j “7 ne ; 5 prices bulk mixed grade lots and 
received ne transfusion yester- 190-280 kb butchers HESO-I700. larerly 
day and will require others.” 1678 and above. on ae ee i ae 
: . everal lots Lt and 2 190 26 
Mrs. Luce flew home from 17so 8 30 head ‘lot-No 1 216 1b at 17 78. Rome suddenly May 11 saving she pistes prices Se Lil lias ate a gat “*: mite Volum i 
felt “much below par." Last Sun- iarger tots sows 380-880 Ib 12 78-1473 few selected lots 100-330 Ib oe 15 29. F * : ai @ day she entered Doctors Hospital monet aedcazs Ib lets 1348-14 
for a diagnostic study : Salable cattle 11.060 cares “200 steers . sentra : alriy. active steady to uigher, least mre ft the hospital last night. change on high choice and prime grades. and ther satme . cows and helfers active, hetfers strong rther treatment is to con- ito 50 higher. cows strong to 28 higher, 
tinue at her town ,house here bull steady to 28 lower: vealers steady . ieee ud ——— to 10@ lower, storkers and feeders 
. steady a few loads prime 1120-1380 ‘b 
a joad of prime 1580 
a load of chotee and 
steers 20 28 Detroiter Gets 30 Days PAY ‘i . {prime 1825 ib 
in Oakland County Jail Eo) ieee siceeal ainsscre $0. bulk cholce 2100, good to low high choice 
teers 20 00 ~! ; $ choice 
Harry L. Carothers, M4) of the 1750-1975 a load 50 commercial Hol- , nate try hats sffins !$00, a load of mostly prime! ‘Park Avenue Hotel, Detroit. was 1075 ib heifers 2150° hulk chotce heifers sentenced to serve WO davs in Ouk- 1925 21 M most good to low cholce ‘ 700-191 tut ta w land County Jail yesterday for ob ticsiese etnt ng ce oot 
taining money under false pre- 1289 utility and commerrtal bulls 11 $0- 
. = 1 ) W most good and cholce vealers 
tenses 22 00-2500, a few up to 2490 most cui! 
        : : to commercial vealers 1200 2100. load . The sentence was handed: down . 0, . ory Ree aloes 2128 
by Farmington Township Justice 200 some medium ani good . . 6 40. Ib treding steers and veariings Allen -C. Ingle after Carothers ys 40 1tts 
haa ~ , Balable cheep 1.000 siaughter lambe pleaded guilty tolthescharge SEA ascreteis cctive mainly steady ure to pay finé and costs of $°3 Tursday statehter sheep about trendy 
good to mostly choice No t and 2 ake resultéd in the increased con. “shorn lambs J0L Ib down 71 80-23 i 
      
    
    
   
       mittal ) . - mined uttitty and good 84-99 Ib carrying 
f ‘ Periods trom yeh original No 2 pelts 1989-2097 cull: down ta: 1 days 1200 most clotce and prime spring: oo ‘anibs 26 00-26 a few good and choice 
_ 2400-2550. .ul! to choice shore slaugh- 
ter ewer 7459.5 15 
Girl, 16, cutters (fester — DETROIT LIVESTOCK 
in Collision With Auto DETROIT May 17 JAP) The early Jetrait ves'ogk market 
A Pontiac girl received mime Hogs sa! alable 125 Not enousf Serene 
PF 8 . lin *. bead inhuies When ‘the (car Ince gies sicnie screen ee which she was Hiding was involved — Cattle salable 780 Market generally 
3 : teady or mi! clakses today Conipared in @ collision with a parked tear iat Thureaat Good clestance tracing at Sanders ; Tlistss Sippiee tatil; mw live simughter steers and he!f l San on and Augusta Streets (8! Rteariy Uunstranice Cage spotte muttite 
last night. steady [o weak Inctances 28 Soc lower. 
f al . - . cannher® and cutters steady hulis stsnay 
Ruth Weidrick 16. of 99 Court atorkers and ieede: s slow, steady around 
Dre wae treated and released at if Heat hi Ice 1063- 1172 “th ted 
> ee s ere 22 00_- choice steers 20 00- Pontiac General Hospital My's. buln god a steers 1900-19050 mixed 
Emily M. Thompson, 26 of 76 crelal and good steer. 17 00-1800. 4 supply choice ted heifers 19 00-| 
yt geod heifers 1760-1850. util- 
steers and hetfers 
mos*iy 1400-1650 bulk ut! Court: Dr., was the driver of thi 
car swhich hit the rear of a parked 7 Somme tcia and 
17 00 
   
  vehicle operated by William T 156-130, canners and cutters Bullis— a : . tr “100 0-12 00 most utiliiv and com- sullis, of Snover, mercial bui.s 13 $0-18 80: good and cholce = oe 500-750 Ih stock ca@ives and vearlings 
28 Today <« market Tricycle Rider Injured Compared: lest ay Vealers uneven steady to 
by Backing Automobile iimer net deciine on bien choice ~ Pine bulk good and cheice veal 1900.25 a al A three-year-old Rochester boy £7), 19,00 28 00. few 10:28 00 “unis sca > prin ; 2 2 
escaped with only minor-‘contusians © 1500-1900. cull end utiity 70 Ib calla ‘dow 
  m3 e under 
  and abrasions when he was struck 
    ; ing salable 25 Today * market by a car backing out of a neigh. é inchanged Compare? last 
bor's driveway on Woodward street y Supplies moat old crop aher is 
tamebse  high!; mixed for weight ar 
yesterday krace, siaughter lambs fully 1f 0 lower. 
James Parcells was treated and *! foe gues mn Ee aoe) = iil. and utiitty fat sheep o 
released by St. Joseph Mercy Hos- imited supplies mostly good arid. « fe 
= ; r orr tain Esl No nen 24.90 2A nn ‘ és - . shorn ms peltea 12 pital following the incident, He was around 309 head mont! y choirs at 2600, 
reported to have been riding his ™®nv highly mixed tots mos:ty utility ani! good grade 1900-2700 few culls trieyele along the street when hit deen to 109 most cull to good shorn ae a =e This an slaughter 1e® 200-600 few choice by the slowly-moving car. The car jesfitt, frdividiaisl pines 800 or 
was driven by Teresa Behout 44. above   
how iT who lives next 
  
City Police Arrest Pair 
Lake Orion Resident on Concealed Gun Count Injured in Crash 
Ralph P. Glass 24 
Orion, suffered injuries to his chest es a concealed weapon yes- 
and both legs when the car he was, fer 
driving skidded jnto a private ve-| Clemon Broughton, 55. of 181, 
hicle operated by Pontiac State Bagl ey 8t.,. and Ruth Smith, 28.) 
trooper Lyle R. Tucker, 44, of Or- of 498 Branch St., were appre-) 
tonville, last night. 
McNeil and © Gl treated: and released Jloward 
for Taine by St. Joseph Streets 
Mercy Hospital Thé agcident took Thev were, alleged to have heen ‘Brooklyn St. Both told city police tion of the Boise Little Theater Sheridan Gi place at Sashabaw and Granger‘cari\ing a gun in the glove com- thé Mapléy car was parked at the'Glub in a playhouse operated at theater, gro: 
roads, Brandon Township partment of the vehicle. 
    whites 25. gtay crosses 28, Barred Rocks | 
26 § 
rime steers uD, 
hended in a car at the corner of Street, Market Moves 
Slightly Higher NEW YORK (®—The stock mar- 
ket was higher today by a small 
margin in early dealings. 
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Prices were up 1 to 2 points at 
the most, but there were- few 
stocks with gains that large. Most 
Ichanges either way were small. 
Motors, which have been de- 
pressed recently, were up a little 
today. Also higher as groups were 
‘steels, rubbers, coppers, railroads, 
oil and utilities. Motion pictures 
were down a little under profit- 
taking, but no division was hard 
pressed. 18:|Trading was rather quiet. 
| 
La * . 
General Motors, yesterday's 
most active issue off ‘s, started 
today on 4,500 shares up \% at 415s. 
iLoew's second yesterday off 4s, 
Opened today on 4,000 shares off 
ty at 23%. 
Studebaker-Packard, stil] ex- 
ploring possibilities of getting help 
er RiP from another company, opened on           ee Quit Smoking 
i Lodge Calendar ‘After Reporting. Special communication Pontiac 
lodge No.21.¥ & AM. eri may Cancer Findinc | 18th, 7:30 p. m. to confer F. 
are Samuel E. smith, w. Me DETROIT  — One. of thy mi 
—AdV. who first linked cigarette st 
e Ss he 
“News in Brief Susy! smoking himself soon after 
{ported his findings. 
Pleading guilty to reckless cot | * «€ 
ing, Sammy L. keeter, 18, of 2 “Smoking is an ine 
School St., was committed to wiles I stopped five yere 
Oakland County Jail to serve W\said Dr. Evarts A. Grave 
‘|days Wednesday. He was ar-, Louis yesterday, : 
raigned by Orion Township Justiee: . } 
Helmar G. Stanaback who added, ¢panam and ive “yeahs. 
20 days to the original sentence! ington University in St 
when Keete> failed to pay fine ‘nounced a study of gar! ‘ 
and costs of $100. llung cancer which in!TeS 
Two tires, tubes, and wheels [Ung cancer practical free 
were--stolen from’ a car parked Urs in ace onda ' 
ina garage at [38 W Lawrence) x said¥OC te 
; Street sometime between Tuesday) DPF- Graham : (lett) and Ed Browlette (right) captured the sec- ‘atrernoon and W eincsdayiiimons Isc ientific studies “sit . 
ond and third place posts respectively. Walled jing. city police said today, The Produced — similar and 
Lake teachers were judges and the Board of Edu- | missing articles are walued at $39, there is a definite med | Paps cation donated the winner's cup and two plaques. | jtween heavy cigaref 
of | City police are seeking a Water- lung cancer.   | 
ROAD-E-O WINNERS — Sue Tobin, Walled 
Lake senior, having taken top honors in the teen- 
age Road-E-O at Walled ‘Lake, will attend the 
state tournament June 2/at Michigan State Uni 
versity. She scored 92 gu her written exam and Co-sponsor was.the Pontiac Junior Chamber home 
picked up 213'z out of a possible 300 points in Commerce , In d ie ROHhis be alte oa ; Pe Graham, car linens 
Bk \deliver an addres : the actual driving a2 test. Juniors Bob Schieb 9 Lloyd Dixon, 17, of 1451 Hen Hospital é ‘is rain 
    
[arc ‘ks St., has not been’ seen since 2 or more. 
  1,700 shares up % at 8%. Curtiss- 
Wright was down ‘s at 3345 at the 
start. 
Pacific Gas & 
plans to offer rights to stockhold-_| 
ers to subscribe to additional com- 
mon stock, was down nearly a4. 
point in early dealings. 
Among higher stocks were Beth- 
‘‘lehem Steel, Chrysler, Montgom-       ‘Anaconda Co., Du Pont, Illinois, 
‘Central and Texas Gulf Producing. 
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The market has been declining 
since last Thursday in a reaction 
that started from near the highs 
lot the year. Yesterday the market 
‘was higher at the start but turned 
‘quite mixed at the close. 
t| The Associated Press average 
of 60 stocks was down- 40 cents at 
$184. 40, but there were more gain- 
ers than losers in the lfst 
New York Stocks 
(Late Morning Quotations) 
Bhoe   
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Suffers Cut on Nose 
as Car Rams Another 
A Pontiac man suffered a cut, 
City police officers arrested two,on the nose but did not require,station worker. of Lake City residents for jnvestigation of hospitalization when the car which Kean, 40. ~ | 
ihe was driving struck'a parked 
jvemicle early this morning. 
serald G. Lampson, 44, of %50 \when they returned to the build- 
‘Robinwood Ave., was slightly hurt, 
in the crash at South Saginaw 
Pontiac Township. 
“Gillespie operator of the parked car wasiond act of ‘The Fifth Season,’ 
\Burl U. Mapley, 46. of 32 W 
‘curb when struck in te rene: Electric, which 
ery Ward, Consolidated Edison,’ The Royal ter lacey of searchers 
The} last week. 
Count Your Home Is Radioactive~-as Always ==. + eo sale, Seymour Lake 
Methodist Church, Seymour Lake, 
STOCKHOLM ; u_Your home is} principal aim is to record the natural radioactivity is bad or and Sashabaw Roads, May 18,' ‘tol aud Bass 
‘radioactive. fo is everybody natural radiation environment: of good tor pple ’ ; '9 a m-9 p.m, May 19, 9 a. eal oe ue ena) hire 
else's. The rgdioactivity has noth-javerage people in the dawn of the, . . a -P p.m —Adv. f ity are Parents 
‘ing to do with atomic bombs; it's;atomic age | Minute amounts of radium an Bethet 
been going on ie comune Prof. Rolf Sievert, head of the thorium m the building materials and Refoomed Church aan er cy, nave cana 
Institute of Radiophysics, says re--were the main source of the 19. eague of Catholic Women, | ‘*usher. Jane j =. 
“did not find any dif- radioactivity measured by Dr.'gq m —AGV.” 4 son. Biat e : Science -has. come up with the|ferences in the state of health of Hultqvist. Ventilation sharply re-. to Mr and 
broadest study of home radio-|those thousands examined that duced the amounts of radioactivity, Reammage sale, Sat, Lebby ef North Branch = 
activity yet \made. It includesjcould be traced back to different)in a simple way, A gush of fresh’ Osteopathic — hospital, formerly. ana M W. Grotelue- 
  Pontiac Hotel. —Adv. are ete director of the 
If your friend's in jail and needs) have anuoutly-overs by Self- ~~ | pail. Ph. PE §-9424 or MA 65-4031. Sandre ? a jets were avail- 
—Adv a show at the data on the natural radioactivity|radiation levels in their homes ‘air blew out most of the radio- 
measured in about 1,000 homes in|Scientists do not know as yet if, active gases radon and thoron 
13 Swedish cities. = 
A report by Dt. Bert Hultvist Greeted by His 5th Grade Teacher ° at     
  
    
  says radiation levels differ consid- | Rummage sale. Youth Center, 4 
soare te baat eat State-Hopping Adlai Ri gn le ee | ng on uilding materia > ; lene ™ School bands will : aon \ p p g Pp Sa: sale usevens ray ee tote cadence for the ; 
mots Ve iGOP on Domestic ISSUCS | come pi, ins reenlinine cwten ame ' a t : ‘Fri. and Sat.. 8 to 1. —Adv. Sehicles will be Com- * ho f brick. Buildi Or 4 of light pound ei aay REDDING, Calif. W—Adlai Ste-;comed the change of pace from| ar “5th Infantry Regi- 
  slate, came out on top for \radio- Venson was greeted by his fifth- his steady attack on Republican C D th paces 107th Ordinance Co., 
activity among all aie ild Na gs\grade schoolteacher here last night school, water and natural re-| oun ed 5 1 ie Michigan National 
      
         
    
        
      
           
    
      
          
     
    
       
  
  
  
    
    lan hee tion A i Silver oo said 
Allied ‘Chem 1164 Int TelaTel 33 checked, - .. land a master of ceremonies intro-| sources. policies the . 
Aitts’ Chalmers ee Secor OM! 83) Some dwelling houses were \q/duced him as “president” to 8! Mrs. Bessie Moore of Redding) _ Charles W. Lansendes *me.4 the Pontiac musicians pest al: “aS Johns Man - $2 hundred times more radioactive, Humboldt County audience. jreminded Stevenson she was his) FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —!*seoattery of men from the +e * 
ag pt Reaneces a pales others. \. Stevenson, doggedly working’ fifthgrade teacher in Bloomington, Service for Charles W. Lussenden, molt “Nike” base in Au- : 
ros ls bpeaw se - 2 |California and Oregon campaign 1). years ago, and presented him 59, of 28114 Greening Ave., will be/Peghts. They will lead a : 
am wa ray 393 Lib MeN & iss Ventilation made an te with a rosy sunburn, wel with a cake and sugar pie she/held at 2-p.m. Friday from Thay-' ey wae towing ig & My > found th i Oe ‘had baked. ‘er Funeral Home, Farmington, | aLer Am Motors 66 tockn Aire’ «67 difference. He often foun e | \ Am N ~622 joew's 241 radiation level 10 times higher in| . Briefed fvance and ided, With burial f Oakland Hills Memo-|* Am News 322 1 riefed in advance and provic Am Red | : a Loue 8 Chem . 19 3) ‘the morning after inhabitants had ‘Fireman njure |with a bouquet ef roses, Steven-|rial Gardens. He died Tuesday. “ing is the scheduled order 
Am Ome 3k Cees lee 104 spent the night with doors and! son handed Mrs. Moore the flow:| -Mr- Lussenden leaves his wife, n — 
Am Too Mpg May D str “i ‘ windows shut. Dr. Hultqvist says Whie tin Blaz ers and wished her a “happy T5th'Bernice; two “sons, Robert of Gers 
Am Viscose .. 43 Micon Pa a2 Tadioactivity may, rise above the | ‘birthday. Farmington, Donald of Ann Arbor; /oG%, B® band | rmco Bt! $3 Mpls Hea 163, internationally adopted maximum | ; ort Friends of Mrs. Moore said it's|a daughter, Mrs. Gordon Lint H ’. Recruttin Corpo. Navy. Ate 
xreea@ Co ut Mont Ward a5 Safety eee Sy Bete Ki teniees thy 123 ey ca a ra Seen her 74th birthday. Farmington; a brother, Earl of mal - ward, M Company, Atchison 163.6 M Pd . . 3156 out ventilation. “9, 0 igh ot, was z : Ae wi pids: Au Gat Line 38 Mueller Br 38 for bruises of the abdomen at MOVES ON THE TRAIL cron Ra Ae i hereeh Helen of aa! Guard, 107th Ordinance in... 415 9 ‘Stockton, Calif.; eigt’ - Pep tg ie 6 Natl wecie 383 NO HEALTH CHANGE |Pontiac General Hospital yester-| Stevenson corrected himself and children ~ | sygeterve, T0ard Tank Ba. eee U na oo | The Hultqvist report is the first day after he was hurt while help- said, “l hope 1 haven't lost the, , — Pilg ‘Oores ores 
| Benquet 2 Nat Gyps $8.1 Published result of a pioneer re-|ing fight a minor fire at 540 Ne- best friend 1 had in Redding.” | Mrs. Edward J. Livernots a “American War Veterans | Beth Stee! ....1804 war Lead oa | = eT alla Spanish’ American Wage ‘Bond Air 946 Nat Thea 31 search project launched here jvada Avenue. | Moving south from Oregon,| WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
eet bog NY Central Sel three years ago by the Swedish| Gustafson was helping lay out where he and Sen. Estes Kefauver/SHIP—Service for Mrs, Edward the Siapene rye lenges 4 : Bore “Warner 2 R. Ce we st —— of © Radiophysics._ The :hose at the scene when he lost his contend for 16 Democratic conven- J. (Beatrice Irene) Livernois, 48, mers. Lesiog Post * ana 
« % Bie kyle 4 (No ree {footing in the mud and was in tion votes in Friday's presidential - 6475 Willow Rd., will be held at) hey ‘Avemvets Post 113 and 12 | oan peer iy Onis OS jured. He was able to return to write-in primary, Stevenson visited/2. P-m. Saturday at the Pursley | east teak i | Burroughs MT bas ce aie is 7 See arents. e p duty following treatment. a Humboldt State College picnic. [Funeral Home. Pontiac, with nett Road Pas 3 snes fhe yes No damage was reported in the | Jerry Partain) riasien of) cores lcremation in White Chapel Memori-| Lot. 58 to mts Post 161 ;% Can Dry 166. Param ret |blaze at a vacant garage house. ~ ry een as la) Park. She died suddenly Wed- psec pins ‘eke Post “3989, EB Cdn Pac .. 325 Parke Cn in C 00 ensus ‘It was believed to have been start monies, introduced Cornelius Sie- |nesday lanelment pret e ; epiter a ly 36 eee ‘mens, head of the college, as ‘‘gov-| improvement is @ : cane Ch 2... oe Tear Gols, 23 Ks led by children playing with arnon and presented Steve: a She leaves her husband; one | spection Chapter 4 
Chea 'Sito GF Eheim) eg, Enumerators taking school cen’ matches president gon. Kenneth A. Kleyn of Ypailants; fy apt’ Uo wien 5 Ches nto elps ne E 
‘Chrysler... 62 Philco 27.6 sus in Pontiac have completed one | nd her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the play. profile anapter 10 
Cities Bet... #82 Philo Mor... $34 week's work and will continue Receives Jail Sentence |_“7h*_intreduction promoted “ime. Charles W. Sanborn. |spectal. ansessmnent ae Cluett Pea. 434 Piilsby, Mulls’ 43 their job through the last of this more rapidly than, I expected,” Claude C. Whitbeck jage and that all of the 
Col'Bea A) gp Git Fate G° . 864) month, said Paul Allison, in charge ON Stolen Goods Count  acknowleitiged Stevenson. ‘I have naapree IN, BO . oo anes reece ween F (Col Gas 136 Pullman 704 of child accounting and attendance William M. Boughner, 20, of 173 bet” trying for some time to earn’ o XBOR — Service for ine foectal asseasment aid ‘ Comw Ed 497 Pure Ot) . & S the right to be addressed as pres). (laude C Whitbeck, of Keego Har- 8281437 of the estimated q Con Edis % 461 Roa .. 4.6 for the Board of Education. Norton Ave. began a 45-day scn- , : asp * bor, who died Wednesday, will be 2¢se® thereof and that $2 
Coan Pow ‘6 phd a mr “Matters would be simplified.“ tence im Oakland County Jail tS . at 230 pm, Friday at the CJ. shall be pata trom: vhe Capita Cont Cin 488 Rey Mere 782 Allison said, “if parents would Wednesday for receiving stolen | Stevenson today will catch a 2! A . F In Burial ™*?t Pent cent Mes Bote au Rey Tob B A crite doan’ information required property. Plane at Los Angeles for Florida, ri cai wie on ome. uria - Notice 18 Ga ront Ol .... Rock Bpg_.. 31 > h ik will be in ite Chapel Cemetery Ug Den Coma isae x Corn Pd .... 2 Safeway Bt 48- for state records. Should they go: He pleaded guilty when at where he an efativer are con Pontiac Michigan with meet h Curtiss Wr |. 133 : - . = He had resided at the: corner of commission Chamber on May 22, 1% Deere... 264 Storie Mt” 386 Away, the information would be raigned by Justice Eimer ¢ 'hding in the May 29 primary Pridham St and Pine Lake Ave ® rriock pm 'o heat suggestions BB ete FAA sears ‘Roeb. $7 * available for baby sitters or other Dieterle of West Bloomfield Town fle waves| two daighic! Mi Goa. made by pe : Doug Aire 803 She’ %6 members of the family to give ship after the charge was reduced M Adr it & it. te, os Dated May 16, 1036, . F | 
lartiet Thomas of Waterford : Ea Sty Pont nee eae te to census takers. This would elimi- from transporting stolen property an mi S ul oe nship, and Mrs. Marjorie a aA nowy } East Air L‘. 488 Socony Mob ' al. Boughner was arrested — [asi aed : : ay 17, :: 345 nate time wasting call-backs."’ Al ug a : : ee ara a Mot 3s Sou fa 170.3 lison continued |March 29 after allegedly havin ce ome and a) acer aD 1 ear * 736 Sperry Rand Utd Pa . , [ in arge ‘ton, also of California, e | Hts tly tog Std Brand oe “The information required in- Teceived various automobile ar | Edith ‘Turne  @ Electronic techniciens 
te eon . ae Sea Ou fo tea:cludes the names of the children, ticles valued at over $00 | Charged with the— nighttime L ME EE ‘ a kal ; : ; Ex 894 sta Oi NJ 72 ee ee al : B RK — Service for Edith Faire Mor a Bia O01 Oho at dates of birth and = schools -at- breakin of a Pontiac tavern May Turner, 57. of Detroit . former ®@ ce Mach 672 Boo Pack 7p tended. bepedicd: Deputies Investigating j11. Douglas Wo Whitt of 315 Or Lapeer music teacher. will be held ; Mot $8 Suther Pan 454) Information regarding the cen ‘chard Lake Ay» pleaded guilty... ise Ain YOU HEADED? e Preepo we 3 oe ‘ Pa $35 sus may he obtained from ie rea ing oO Win ow terd bef Oakland C Yat 1:30 pm Thursday at Baird . . @ Bris 2 F ala aes ye firs aklan TOUNTY Kyner > here. w mirdé jen Dynam 42 pense eee oe Special Service Office of the board Oakland County Sheriff Depart- Circuit dudes krank L. Doty we fane Cemeces wath Purial is e ves are ie eaainee a e . : . > 2: ‘ pe = 5 iG years 
pe Mae Tia R bere 613 FE 20331 ment deputies were called to in Whitt wha sentence was set for \tiss Timmer leaves her mother _ with at lease a two-year @ - een oe Tren We Air 32 | ————————— ‘vestigate malicious destruction af June V1) was re m imded to Oakland Mrs. William Turner. ard a sister ® te-hnicalschool background... @ 
eee Ewent Cen B B Nc te iar at a home at KoBS Por eounts Jail under bond of $1000 MIrs Lena Gass, both of Lapeer © If you want more than ‘usta ®@ Goebel = Uodersnod | aaa usINesS 0 es - tiac ies e Rd. White Lake Town An allesed + ompanion in the A piece and nephew also sunive * run-of-the-mill job . . . e Boodrien 7 OS Lae ms ay _ ship last night breakin “Wilbur J. MeCaulley of 99 LaVerne Mahaffy ° If you tithk you have the ©@ Grah Paige. 21 Unit Aire 402 Worthing H. St Venaler large bedroom window Was Orohard Lake Ave will be _ ENO aay ® know-how to take advantage @ Qt No Ry .. 65 Unit Fruty $07 orthing Cathe Uh Wied ound to have been smashed by .... i . . MARLETIE. — Service for La @ of the mostutique opportunity: @: Greyhound 162 Cn Gar Op 21 shoe Circle, Bloomfield Township, | eee raigned before Judge Doty Mon Verne Mihaffy. 42. of Flyan Town @ inthe electronics field today 
Hersh Choe 494 US Rubber $46 has been named a director of the me [dee Hehe alsplin Oaklany County) i ii ke at 2 ami ‘Thureday. ¢ Then you'll be headed.in the x HE) 13 Ge eee $, Meldrum And Fewsmith AC : Jail under $1,000 bond Pe nas eo nae ; Hooter Rie ec 3) We slercen Se ae . ‘from the Marsh Funeral Home @ tight direction if you write us @ 
inguae ay te West Un Ter 303 NR Agency. according to President arnings E pt - “there. Mr Mahaffy died Monday @ ‘today for an interview, tL) Ing Rana 682 we rn = uy eat Moras | 7 lake Orion Youngster ‘in Marlette Community Hospital e Well tell you about a new @ Bene a3 White Mot_ “45 Manager of the firm’ s Detroit ersvest Mont (AP\—Roy Oies Hurt in C Collis; jafter a long illness -@ Pprogram—in a company world 9 Interiak fr 2os Wuson & Co 188 office, Stone joined the company resterfigy told storkholders at the an: urt in Car Coiision iiehe survived buna eile ane © pares) (ce ate. cone ° ; ; J ual Meeting th t_incoms for thr 2 lh : ue nd leade: ‘ i ; ie ee ae Ysic (a) rose mt nine igh ago and) As a vice monithe paged fe es "wae $29 68; 72 Four vearold Richard MeDan Stevens Mahaffyv; his parents, Mr. chance to sae hal ie pate e 
I ™ ee in aunts a Ue eiiagl aie ar ater a cnace lentes frat jel. of Lake Orion Township, was and Mrs. Hugh Mahaffy; a brother © ect offers you in growth pos- ° OCK AVERAGES ide deotd raion eect ne See eines ee Gas bt Anees mes treated by a Townshtp doctor for kenneth, and several nieces and © sibilities, salary andcompany- ® cds YORK. May iy {-orep tied by The i ae r of Detroit Adver- wire a Cathe co not toneniastes oan a head cut suffered in an auto. nephews © paid benefits, © - , 8 5 EX@CU- Not ine! In ¢ 
I aus: Reis vel sibs ik "ch b. acl a $1 420 $41. in the te queen ‘compared mobile accident at Indlanwood and won © Write, giving age, education e wel change ndui ‘ es u ___with $442,548 Jast year he said : Baldwin Roads Orion Township State Police Probing : and ret te to: See aes 
Noon today 2808 1493 726 ee oO Tuesday night Nelson O. Heyer, Dep Previous day 2588 1489 126 z ay ‘ Week ago,” 3es3 150g 129 16t8 No Panic—275 Saved , | The boy was a passenger in a Reported Boat Thefts a piv te ea aia Moo ear a me re Pan - ear ae by his oe r, Charles Pontiac State Police were investi le , - 
1956 low age 100 Tie In16 e other vehicle was oper- meer ; rey ; INTERNATIONAL ane 1955 high 2878 1424 737 Di Th t Fi a : Rating a orépert today that two 
min (eb ice it Nae era ee ‘Tw O 1e In eater ITe na By ear ye Toceatar: of O% boats were stolen from under ay BUSINESS MACHINES 
Be > 5 ’ ea StY MF ARIAL she " Bendence Tr ) alee a = Figures Ae anaes non Nisinre sigpibe) | ‘BOISE. Idaho .P—Fire broke tional Guard base on the oust the Mebanidl car a time (0 pen u nee Township sometime last 
Tatien Bleclac Eauinlcee High a eg out in an amateur theater last of Boise : ; 2 ime week © bavelbereee ry. 
(Baldwin Runber ot 48 1saenight and quickly destroyed the é -_* atoid Wee sien E Owner Morey Pallack of Oak -@ * ELECTRIC TYPewmTeRs @ 
qenmner Mig Ce S¢ $4 84 wooden structure, killing twa Smoke _ quickly filled the hail — Park tald police he discovered the @ * TIME caurpmant e Gt Lakes Of & Chem Co 31 21 21 a siMILITARY PROBUCTE 2 Howell Elec Motor Co* § $3 Stage technicians Within five minutes the for-part Receives Head. Gontusion loss Sunday. He said the total value e  * 
TEL erence Gul Genes anes * * @ ‘of the building was a mass of af ihe! pealswae $100. a eeoeecececeseesee ; 
Rudy sige Com 64 66 An audience *f some 275 filed flames. s tae ci aeeiden! ene — . . Wayne Bee Co, a 4S }) out quickly witheut panic When Price noticed the first ake Road in Commerce Town, Si dase PS SENT BAe he. eit SaaS *No amie, bid and asked the theater wisps of smoke, he turned to the ship resulted in a bump on the Bi ° | The president of 
igre praised actor Vaughn Price 
“that averted voice; said: ff 
a terrific catastrophe.” The Allen trick had stalled and J ¢ 
Burned to death were Justice PLAYERS UORER stopped on the highway and was 
Craycroft, 29-year-old television’ “We've got a little smoke here bit from the rear by a car oper-| | 
if audience and without raising his head for Evan E. Allen, 41, of J) 
ifor coolheadedness that Township Wednesday 
Detroit Edison Co. 
At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock 
yields better than 5% at present market 
price. and George Mc- —but there's nothing to be wor- ated by Gerald: A. ‘Brown, of De- ‘méd about.’ tre ot) 
The players walked down from 
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were trapped audience out. 
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The flames broke out in a cur- denly went up in flaines. s 
jtain on the stage during the sec ss il TRAPPED INSIDE : i : 
They apparently Tag Days Bring in $601 
for Marlette Hospital 
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munity Hospital Auxtfary realiged| 
‘But no one ran; no one yelled: $l in its tag day sale last. week-/B) Complete Investment Service 
C. J. Nephler Co. 
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| It was the opéning-night produc-'there wasn't any panic,” said end, officigls announced today. 4 Hours 8:30 to 4:30 
president of Yhe The money has been used tof’ . 
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a ie ; INDEX ‘ ~ Funeral Directors 4) __Help Wanted Male 6 _ Help! Wanted Female 7 Exe yen” Agencies. BA, — <= Building Service da Garden Plowing — 16B || Television Service 22 
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TIS'E. Cockrane, norte Perrine “CLASSIFICATIONS DIONTTRKBY fale Sher ore errata a mene To DEPARTMENT © |SfwrlMécites “Oat ese “ad | ROTOTILLING | ox¥ on, sigitT Fy ERIC. @ice, Bert & Clara Farrell, Clar- : WIDDLEAGED MARRIED ~MAN| ©. Live to -MA_ 62728. MANACEI ADDITIONS, GARAGES. ATTICS) Past REASONABLE Pe oh M. STRAKA 
jae Pare Gharen of the Nacerens,| | ANNOUNCEMENTS neces ee alae tmourance repairs. K &W Bull EXPERT TV. SERVICE, ALL ia, loa ‘references and live here. bl EXPE RIENCED, Well-groomed mature woman, with ae Ales om rs. pip uild-|A-1 PLOWING. DRAGGING , AND makes Service calls @ to 8 Ja-   
     
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ators, J. H. Perry, Geo; Bavis,/ Funeral Directors ...... naeé— FUNERAL HOME Nursin Aide t FONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG ‘ . tre . | 
pee Ida paseqqeneeel Carrie Cemetery Lots sresceecesseses 9) ambulance ey PE 2-837 m” » Motor $2 704 0 224 single yer! bore! baer 2 - FE 5-9227 | But er (ecmpatalt cation = serine Si eseimanens cPmeserit MAKE | FE COT mee its - wansey, Delmas| MPLOYMENT : to : Call: See RADIO & TV 127 8. PARKE 
i . 40, References. Apply Mie EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $320, 3 . 
L. Bruces B. D. Church, |Help Wanted d Male __ Het Wanted Male_ 6 6 Neat. aggressive oung an with pl he Thurs 7ikra re. Good earnings and excellent fu- GABE ROTH CUSTOM P} PLOWING AND lane TUCKER'S RADIOTV | FE &3714 
ttn, Est. o of Back n, dec'd Femal Pp to: plowing. Tractor work. PE ¢4 Humphries, Corsa Mncsail wee wenies sy tn tata at least 6 mon very #e-\- Bayes ‘8t. Pontiac. FE 2-010 ture potential for competent per-| Licensed Mr es ir. ¥ 980 anytime. FE poond _FE 43600. 168 E. 
ent experience i oo tn osliift mae | a 3 day week and all bene- & es ay Saar ys Beggs & Mar hig Nelson, .nstructions SSOTOC 8 7 MEN TO LEARN HEATING AND, Only those who plan iA career, EXPERIENCED TYPIST FOR : ALL CEMENT AND BRICK WORK |- after 3p =: _Typewriter Se Service 2 22A 
eliogg, Eart D. Work Wanted Male ......s... 10 air conditioning. We train you and) feed apply Many benefits, in-| part time work Convenient hours | AREER CENTER Kusraateed) Sy Bill Loveioy. Colm, GARDEN PLOW/NO__REASONA- Sr taylor, Wm. O Medlock, John Work Wanted Female ......... 1) pay you while learning, No ex-| cCiuding sick leave, and varatioe| Pontiac Tel-Muron district Apply Ke | eys, drives, porches. and| bie. Drayton — Clarkston area. TITEWRICERSD & ADDING MA. ‘arl Hough, Frank L. Doty.) gervices OFFERLD perience necessary Car an asset,, yay Ste and hospiglization ins,| in writing to Box 75, Pontiac B-1 Riker Bldg ___FE, 60416) ae ‘h ponds with Rodeos? Manter| MA 5-639] or OR: 3-3389. chine Expert work. 
Feneley, Cora Sherwood. M guiding Service seoee 12 but not @ necessity, If you are’ ang retirement program. Apply _ Press. | pC IN TIAC | boxes up to 48 ft long Outdoog GARDEN PLOWING General | ies and Office Sup Charlotte Hoodiey, Louise fusiness Services 28 willing to work, come in for ® iNersonnel office ora floor, Ouk--—  ,.,- Mpiie. | | grills, patios retainer and seal OR 3-2742 ly Co., 17 W. Lawrence. 
Mrs. Adolph Shulz, Chas ‘Bookkeeping & Taxes personal interview between 10) jand County Otfice Bidg Lafay- EXP. WAITRESS- | _eMployMENT SERVICE |.,,| walls, in colors as desired Phone — bnew PrOweR 
arsh, Frances L. Scott, Chiropodists am and 4pm. or phone for eve-| ette and Saginaw Sts Pontiac Evening work. Morey’s “Goit a 18 W Huron PE ¢355) qayume for free estimates. FE are babectoe) Dat adel Ber “RENTED fu sr. wane COPD. Prank Dressmaking & Talloring oe aa Hee sepenisent 18 N aaa FE 37151 ere! Club 2280 Union Late’ —— BIR MIN 1G 1D Aa | $0313. GARDEN - —, Mitchell's, 12 __ Saginaw 8t. 
Lardy moceaeali Lodge Pan leone Tae service eee - a ees; | Rd Ott Commerce Rd EEERINGS [ASPHALT PAVING Ores eee Victatty of ue Heights. | Upholstering 23 
sec Sarg pets Eee seeee™ ACCOUNTING earcmatingoes ror arin” | OFFERINGS || Maluulg ase, Rega | fe stale © i x 1 ~ Ghircob, Sam PF. Morelly, | Landscaping sais “ana noon shift. Must be 25 or laren | {mmediate full or part trme: aoe ‘Tila OL. 25706 pee * pLOWikd AND HAR- EAKLE's CUSTOM. OPHOLSTER. 
hel Acha, Robert Gallo Moving & Trucking ... 19 Call FE 29135 before $ Dm | fetaries typist: genera! office FE 2-2671 a rowing PE: 2-7369 | ine 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 1, H Newton. V. B /Painting & Decorating 20, CLERK JR. ED for appointment. work and ex exienc ed salesiadies aLl KINDS OF CEMENT WORK GARDEN PLOWING: aaaDING 3-2641, Free estimates . 
1 R. Shaffer, G Guinan Photos & Accessories 21) GIRL, EXPiEKIENCED IN DO Birmingham Employment Service E ee |” ‘THOMAS — UPHOLSTERING | 
8 LF. G Ely Ivan P. Austin. Physio-Therapy 2A ir reservations & ticket 139 W. Mape Birmingham MId- gpick plOCK AND CEMENT, 0" back filling OR 32406: 8 TELEOR 5-8888 \: 6. Miss Predenbury, Gen- Television Seri ce : cones man to assist fice a ing MI'G8711. West 44254 - Sain Also chimneys. No job too, JARDEN ROTOTILLING 315 E Bincreaa 6 te PE BED- 
bes cote) Thar er iN Ghoncas e 23 pany In your replies, state ag GIRL TO WORK 430 TO 8 30 CLERK TYPIST target er acount e Gane eos Towa ak AND, > YARD spreads Your material. FE 6-5797. 7 Seas ans 4 rien Ton Te if a ‘ y . a = 
‘ssment here:ofore made Lost & Found =... cones exyerience edu ation, sud ny ourneyman Daly except Sat Telephone sur- 1 girl office Age Ii ‘0 30 Ac-| ¢ 8696 Teveling Top soil_OR Lost & Found 2! $8.0@sser for the purpose of Notices & Personals eee ph Gel Je Aer ibd le | vey work Mendaies, 14 Se") curacy rather than speed Pleas: ‘ BRIC.” CE MENT WORK es awk DE EP OCS 
Wea?t!t, of the gest which Wed. Children .o Hoard sei —| paw ant phone your Por =m: BLOCK BRIC. FE 2.246 GARDEN PLow! NO BY “tHe 15 5 aii : ~ ‘ a acr velin, c 
ideciied should be pald Wis Srecelianeous ADVERTISING l GIRLS — TRAVEL | Fr irk aaa ww Huson BLOCK LAYING AND STEPS AND seeding ena sodding FE. 6-651 $25 REWARD $12.000¢8) eee eorenh fer Money Wanted Gielen: TRAINEE Immediate opening fur 3 young) ——— | porches FE 45143 After 5 00.! or PE 22165 Lo Chie ot Sul black & 4 
Shoes. pepalelana fessed Wanted to Rent ial ue Between n and 28 with girls, ae ae by complete erouy| JUNE G KAD jes Oe =< —— | PLOWING AND DRAGGING. FE fanish eretaired female dog ‘Sy 
eet from Huron Street RENTALS OFFERED od knuwiedge of English and wast Coast Resorts cTramsports:| ee Nae el a | ee mist aiaet BUILDER SLICE NEED ONE W TAN ise 78 lor MY 13-00e SS | ing ta Weight 4 ibs. 1 yr. old. $40.00. is now on fle in my Share Living Quartera . 30 ie ping ability to learn Adv lay! Huge andra pentaciirRIamcalacy.| getting out of schoo Typing with remodeling Compiete Service | ROTO - TI LING Name “Pix If ou see any Bags nspection Wtd. Transportation a out Copywning and some store) comm. and bonus $250 a. month | tittle shorthand Pontiac. Emmy MA §-2271_ Holly M¥Firooe 1-4 | FE 49190 dog fitting ‘tla description, call 
“*ereby given that the Wti Contracts, Mtgs. 32. atspiay Apply © Mr. Keifter Adv | a]. : Sa PAL Co Ree Daa | an Service 18 W Huron FE CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. cx ROTO TIILLING. 0263 or FE 4-7055. 
Nee retin! tation Rent Rote ase ee ee TRS ROERUCK Hrs, Mout wom rarest! JORSTOR MEN laurent wore ace EiNoa| on an FOUND MAWSWALLET LOST et in the Commission | sa ity Scie ee Ss S.R 10 to ua and 6 to 8 om arents | S X ME? CEMENT WORK aLL KINDS | rouRe MAN'S WALLET. 
c ty, on the 22nd day| ten Meuse Furnished 220.0 ao Oo) baie) a AUTO MECHANIC sro “Flours. drivere ete. Jensen FE Cog atee oe a Ae prot 1 month ago. Found im =“ Ceatment ae enn tent Houses Unfurr' hed... & = | MAk ER HOU Won . SLEEP IN, Cane SALES PROMOTION $350 _2-2340 44380 | Vicinity, Busabetn a: Rd) |Renty py : Lake Cot! 3510 ECON N of children ~Good salary MECHANICAL ENGINEER $700 Py ST EE ne untiac es. Ss 
oy eaiteriears given |Mem! tare Couares : A call to Cet ees will arve| +724) : | Trainee Positions CE MENT (&) BLOCK ROTO TILLING Lor — LADY'S | MAMILTON a tes”? cord ‘Rooms With Board you the stury of 1 of the best] HOUSEKREPER TO LIVE IN a ri _work PE 5-0782 Lawns and gardens. Wayne Dutch- Ge gold wristwateh. Call FE \ Slug, Convalescent Homes selling jobs ip the nation. Full or , 2 rite Pontiac Press IB Tear Collece ; ly: OUR SBECIALTY | er, OR 35732 
xen: R EVANS, (Hotel Rooms part time : pore, : Floors, basements EM 34879 __‘porg - TILTING LAWNS AND | oat lane AIREDALE, BLACK $2.25 Ra ADA ity Clerk Rent Stores é 4, APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN AND! APPLY HOUSEKEEPER OR MAID 26 TO Enaneenite $210 CUSTOM BUILDING, FHA FI) gardens OR 3-978 and brown. Answers to Skid, Lost eee iy - May 17 1956 HestiCi ee ore: be oe “42 refrigeration service man Salers! - * $5 for bousetecpina No pi Riker 80416 _nanting Modernizing FE 4-5470 | —~ ~~ ~TRACTOR WORK in vicinity of Union Lk Please 
ce .@ Softball : : Por Rent Miscellaneous _open F.uperlenced only FE 2-5449 | laundry. Biain cooking 2 adults CAR I: I R CEN Th R M “BL. iG. SERV ICE Gardens and lawns complete! ¢#l! EM 3-313: or WOodward 
% : ly meet merate cOR SALE Pe | Employment Office Live in ceaen and bath. $20 " x ; AS fe cape D«& os Low cost | equipment inciuding: power rake ees Wi 5 ‘For e Ho exe = oe > a wee $F me ldg | ADD A_ ROO ) O Gates PE 6-6356¢ LOsT LASSES WITH BIFOCALS 
Asscooment: |For Sti bake Froverty, 8 ALERT FULL PME | ase “WEL HOME SHOPPING DIVI- FREE ESTIMATES. ALSO! > on Premont or Tildon 8t. FE ' MNS For Sale Resort Property... $4“ axemitious SALESMAN LAIN TIAC “Mion has opening for twb ladies to Anstructions 9 ROOFING SIDING ALTERA-| WEaT SIDE PLOWING @ GRADY) 8 : por Sale Lots | ode) Oppertunities plus” Apvly sects frocatiss: IF/yourquaite | =~ | ONS UREECHEN CAPT e| Fe eam LOstT — MAY 3ND LIFE LONG a , C. Aller a& L For Bele Actoaxe oo 47 bee epee Road Auburn { MOTOR your pay should be in SSS of | KOREAN VETS AND ANP Soeerew ns CALL PE! ta dr y Serv ice 1 18 pet of ll yr old som, 10 yre. 
Arthur Blynn, por Sale Farms 1.46 —_ Hetehts eee - . $15 00 per week for 30 to 35 hours) SAW AGES | ” EVES Sonlbe ry rv e old. Lerge German shorthaired SPORTIN: . Fior- Bale Business Property 40 En ule OR PART TIME | DIVISION pel Sen Retirepent (6ibe Boe NON ETS | = 245 FE 32-7004 v fue polatertte! tne Mimaie! told biiver 
toner, |Rent or Lease Bus Prop. ... @A 3 iLO = , Dee its T circae ualify for key fobs as’ MA- ,, +, leaee CURTAINS PLAIN OR Ri RUP- color, with spot on chest, mole \) in Vore. Felipe Por Sale or Exchange .-....-- 8 RARBER WANTED STEADY DEL! murance Call OR 32640 between! QHtNiers “Toot MAKERS. te CTRICAL SERVIC x ria fled “Beautifully finished Pontiac | on forehead. wore silver choke \ $l Mt. Cleme.*)", gon FINANCIAL Owens 1469 Raidwin Av Gene pm. ask for Mr R Mc-| DRAFTSMEN, TOOL - DIE DE-| 35671, or FE 6-367, | Laundry Phone FE 2-8101 parte lest near mace yy : ckellan. Fon- Opp it Sl N : f = : | SIGNERS of TOOL ENGINEERS. — TRV. ‘on Lake trai ew aville Hupert parce ee een See erie cha. rene MAN See H oD a NTIAC, MICHIGAN NEAT APPEARING GIRL FOR! No previous training or special ELECTRICAL WORK Ee ES. (eee FAMILY LAUNDRY (SERV. + $2064 3160 Haggerty Rd Walled j is Ae wn, Morrison Money to Loan taking full charge of market. MA| ; light office work ‘(real estate: education required Investigate’ timates Phone FE 2-14 24101 _ Lake ee 
xe in of Mortgage Loans ......-.. 5 62004 | | Must be good typist and work! our Industria] co-operative pro- PLOOR SANDING “OLD FLOORS | WASHINOSIRONING 0” DONE = in | Lost eaCTanine SETTER. WHITE. 
- ‘ord aoe ane : . = weekends Pleasant surroundings gram Veterans must bring ele a specialty Carl L Bills FE brown ticked 6006 Southward, We- meee R FULL OR PART ime) ae | Pick and deli \ a eyefe Dall) gees is SEN Cemeny or RR &-1T2, | “NO LAYOFES Phone EM_3-3311 Report of Separation, DD-214 See ¢-5789. vol Remanees ese) eliver. is terford OR. 31419 
e a Beek | Por Sale Ctothin - 6 Soya 1710 WORK AT I ' Unusual opportunity Jor right man NURSES, REGISTERED. ALL oh Ad gisrper, le Hetel FLOOR LAYING. SANDING, FiNn-| Call | LOsT PET COCKATIEL. GRAY e+ saat wil, | Sale Househoid .. b7 cutting. steady work. Cail in. !% the imsurance business If you) shifts, excellent conditions Many Friday, May 18 18 18 ace ws AG pa ishing. 12 Yrs. Exp LE Atl ~___ Landscaping 18A | and white. vivid orange spots ea 
“ryer Olan Valentine G . $8 person 7 30 @ only 2183 Jones want to better yourself and have| fringe benefits Highest salaries 8 Pal Free estimates Leo & eee head with yellow | er 
Est Xmas Gifts a6 50 Ral Neer Pontiac Airport _ | courage, write brief cversonal his-| paid Vacation with pay Apply) LEARN TO) DRIVE THE “BA 2-7598 ALL LAWN CARE MOWINO & to “Peter Pan.” Reward. von ‘ 
wed tl (For Bale Miscellaneous 60 tory. to Bux 74 Pontiac Press| at once, Nursing Offfce. Pontlac; WAY AT “SAFE-WAY*™ DRIVER py ooR LAYING. BANDING D AND iniaint PE 2-814 3-1001 
Pinnegan. |). t¢ Yourieif el CAR "DRIVERS STEADY AND Nee Osteopathic Hospita) | TRAINING SCHOOL finishing 10 years experter _mainteining. FE 4 Peed 
jatiey |Sale Musical Goods |. 62 part time. 25 or over Apply 438 New Company ( ry ain zm = RY. AN UN. Bus FE 2-225; ‘Res. FE £1645| \sldcrn equipinent. guar ‘ork AIRPORT ARFA LIGHT DOZER. | FOUND YOUNG COCKER SPAN- 
Lee; Har- sale Office Equipme t - 63) Orchard Lake 3 to 6 pm Ricede 3) oie experienced| i! ap EAnisHy arn Eran a personable| Wy Ww -d M 1 10 Free estimates John Taylor. FE 2-1662 | lel, Tel-Huron vicinity. FE §-2138. 
ie JC Sale Store Equipment - Gan DRIVERS NIGHT SHIFT! cialty sales in Pontiac area. fa si Caan rere dalengs having cw ork ante a CLARK ® LANDSCAPING serv. | LOST MAL® COLLIE. VIC_CEN- 
Ong teteon. |Sale Sporting Goods - 85 “only Part time and full time Jack at FE 2-800 ing and generai office experience, iGo SANDING PAINTING EX-| ce Within 25 miles of Pontiac. | ter & Willard "Sandy “ FE 2-1637. 
I} erties ead Ea ih ln Inquire 101 W_ Huroa _ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT. to assist minister tn Church patie A- 1, CARPENTER WORK NEW & (erior_and interior FE 8-338 le Topsot! and sod FE 8-360 Lost | -- RED BILLFOLD BAT 
| Ow Figeree CARPENTERS, . UNION ONLY.) ed. Alert, experienced to handle Good hours and working. condi-| repair FE 4-421 <TH COMBINED FORCES IAN SCAR in Kresge must have important 
episrer | Faience merase ives Ky tong Tange program Featherstone] new brick develomment in Citv! tion Phope or write Rev E A Aaj MAINTENANCE CARPENTER rip Otoaniner een) rm spring clean up by experts. _Papers to bilifeld Call PE 6-3796 late | Rel alata aaa Deemeaee 3 west of Opdyke Studio 56 project of Pontiac Sewertt water, and, tucas 8t Philips Episcopal) g yrs hospital experience. Top 23-1519 | re ates} LOST LADY'S RED BILLFPOLD ‘camo oa Toe deweses> | Bee Wayne or Jack . ! pevinee 1 spans co | Church, Rochester, Ae or reference FE 2-0392 GENERAL aa RUIEDING AmAPATRI | Dana LANDSCAPING SERVICE | } in Kinsel’s Sat morning. FE 
‘Hay, Grain & Feed 91 CARPENTERS ROUGH) UNION: TU) Choc jee Collsem) Sage BOY 18 WOULD LIKE ANY KIND Eine cement work Plas) complete lawn maintenance: and | _5-7607. ; 
SEE CRISSM!:":: For Sale Livestock 72 men only Steady work uf Pontiacy™y.., CANIRUREGIRCUPOREEARY. Elon ie 68-1796, 197 Sancer- ferine and tile work FE ¢2290 building PE 2-712 or PE ¢#810 | LOST MAY 14 BLACK ANGORA 
Wanted Livestock Terre ee ee ee - "REED MEN | RESFONS! de son ae —'GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL GENERAL LANDSCAPING | 10| female cat. tiny white spot on ankin.| For Sale Poultry 4 CARPENTER WA NTE ED “ROUGH pes lide itis tte 2 cia alpen & ight housework. OR CARPENTER WORK. PANELING)“ ying, EST 1918 Hugus Marsh | yrs in Pontiac C Mills FE chest bushy tall Vic Woodward 
For Clean, Deper: vie Per S~_Enion Pontiac aren FM _3-8601 FOR STATION AGENTS a ——__—| and cabinet work a specialty OL! 353 N Cass FF 9-292] FR 28948 | 41-8272 and Humphrey, Bham Reward 
: : wanes | 8s ie Fare Equiprent ee DIE MAKERS | AND OPERATORS PRESSER ! 16515 — -_lfHousE- MoV oe FULLY FORD TRACTOR FRONT LOAD-| [' seform aos whether dead or 
Used Cars and for Ave se be vresens@® Journeymen only = To rates REQUIREMENTS | Experienced on machine pressing CARPENTER, REPAIRS ALTER- equinped FE i230" LA Young.| ‘er and back blade for grading —Sive_? ee eo t at: MOTIVE | steady employment, un on atop High School Ed ote Age 17-38 Apply Fox Dry Cleaners Tle W ations we ysarvice Weatherly Jas FIFMING FI 30} TAYING er and back ole for rent by the LOST GIRL 8° BIKE. ™ «INCH, 
Repair Work! ded | Ren Sale Housetrailers§ ........ : - SCHAUER TOOL & eis & | Willing to study spare time at) Huron | PE 5-71 Sandingl _fntshing 155 Edison | hour FF_$-9989 ; blue vicinity of E. Blvd. Re- 
res Pe + 8 j= noms ren, ater “aight seal nae. CU PRIVATE. CARP ps NTER AND © ABINET Ph FE _ LANDSCAPING | : VARDEWORK: | ee 2) rar Bervice eae, DERG Stee weak’ ; 7 New and repair D JOHN TAI lICENSFD| ss“ CFE 6017 ——CS LOST. «YOUR “PET WANT TO 
\Sale Motor S,ocoters ......... SOE) Cites Calle Cade ee | SHORE T ARY Murdock aah bibs oe ———— | POOR ( ‘ON TRACTOR | ROTOTILLING QARDENS AND| five one @ home? FE 
INSTALLATION™: Por meimieveie oe ' jifetime Becurity pay check, twice IN CARTE ives ienduetoe! ron 34857 LAYING-SANDING-FINISHING joeo jan EE 5 1082 | = cn kes Animal Recess, Legos. 
Boats A Accessor HD E MA ERO Ke LES CLED 2 okedls ea saan! | oO re ae R oR 31416 agro eerie GARDEN AND a BUMPER REPAIR. boats & Accesories | week. 7 paid holitars 5 aid va D IRMINGHAM CARPENTER WORK | ALL: KINDS ae oe At Ar 1 ROD LET Nee re | Hobbies & ‘Supplies: TAA a j futiy paid H ont atl . ‘ Job eacherstone 5 7 “ x Nt” = 
Wanna cae DO YOU HAVE A LOND DRIVE Cae ae eee ding eiarvite execuuserin weltetan: aft era —wonn SS Ses SERVICE be mens INO SPEDING aT ACR old eerie mors abt LotR 1 CH an _ : me ‘ ok 2 _PE: J 
FREE ESTIMATES *2"<!,0:0) 0 : f INTO DEINOT EAC GAY.) SUnED Gyreniiementect ure | se gh opportunity for expe: febait No. Job too smal! oF ton taixs completely instattea SO? | do ft) BACK ENS TOS 19 ast raed por Bale T racks ie CLOSE TO HOME” HAVE MORE completing tra QUALEY Ing OU eee eeefdent. secretary, large Free estimates Ph OR ro wed: (sandtecd|| | 1s vered (es can pick Sup) efter | cer reeesee? Nh 
PAINT are a TIME FOR HUNTING AND FISH.) for Agent OnerMlor oF money seeking @ change from ually com. 3349 Fae foies Fes too | Marte 04ne | Ninn Pctimpitte tandscanine nt Notices Personals 25 eee > May 18th aera ‘To 00 Y- matin to Detroit Pleasant at) CABINET MAKER AND CARP EN» Masonry & Ceme nt \WWork amateurs 3S yrs in Pootiac | have. Cormsoent posttions for May & ours am 'O mosphere in a setting of friendly ter Kitchen & special “ t 53140 
Prices Reasonable vallfied leaders and die makera 100 pm 500 pm to 1000) pi workers Write Rox 79 Pontiac. ¢8000 T C THOMPSO WHITE'S. PF 5-3) 4 | AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES DO 
sae oneee potnts | pm Contact Mr Gillette Wak press giving complete resume of cor 1 EGE GRAD PART TIME 4805 Fernmore FF 5.5323 Top sot] and Gat att. _mestic or criminal PE $8201. 
‘Loaner Cer A well estaoHsned, but, don H ch If married bring mien + experience salary "equirement end full summer posit! m NO Da G GIN@ FREY ESTM~ LAND@CAF IN Aer Cc 
|LIVERNOIS. MAY 16 coe groming “company! work met de-|~ eotnest aT Peay adele ee = = Pe ei : as wear Meret TaROM ee ‘RADING cron iS ry y 5 t st ie ee = wane = : ; ¥ : 4 Dit ; 
| rite Irene Klevn, 6475 Willow Rd | Mdent on the auto ndustry | . SEE THIS PROFITABLE suueen aN El EDERUS MANS WANTS PAINT PLASTERING vewe AND” REPAIR _& back filling FE 5-385) 2070 Airport Rd o-- OR 3-087 j 
ROCHESTEEE | West Bloomfield Twp age 48; ) Extremely aood advancement —— a Fron OR COLLEGE STUDENT major- 4s ‘ Vers Keller FF 71-0251 i M i & T ki 19, AUDIVOX HEARING ATD RM 1a, ‘uct beloved = wife of Edward J opportynitie j ARE Yor INTERFSTED IN A ing in gariv. elementary educa- EXPERIF NCED AT GARD NING | eving ruc ng wn l0l'a2 N Saginaw FE ¢0539 
GCU Livernois; beloved daughter of ‘ peal ee Benefit (program JOB THAT | N EVER UGROWS” tion For information call Mrs to work one day weekly FE PAPE RIBG PAPER fe MOVED, -~ 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS. 83 , ; : . 00 ay DUTT CN CT . 7 ' tehine. naintine @eneral 7 
CRISSMAP*: af or aoat sacchianiice Kenneth AND MOST ‘APORTANT. possiniLITIES AN OPPORTUN. — CUDETt WOodward 13 = E Pare ARPENTER NEEDS |” pare Wal washing FR 3-907 ie eM. Less or PE ogon Pratce nesties pans urea - h P 7», NE: ‘. : x ~h2! j ” = 
@) Kiernl, Funeral services with) we. ete lsrme)enciixh ito have 8 fy MONTH I SEND Boe REEINEO)C Meee he cord works work Hellable FE ? PLASTERINS AND PATCHING | anvtime | ae an Out note an j 
Chevrole fat a| be held Sat May to at 2 Pim! to CARE about the INDIVIDU AL | CAR ARE 21 To 45 YEARS ‘OF| et Fond of children Have ref- EXPERIENCED GR ADE R MAN. - OR +483) ~A-1 HAULING Tae ‘PICKUP ANY-| UPHOLSRERY. FREE EST. FE ton ee fom iS Boe ee ne and his job F ne AGE NEAT IN APPEARANCE.) ¢fences Live in 5 days MI 7050 Flizabeth Take Rd Ro ao SNYDER. Thine wee “r thing FF $-067 21773 Id May sa r Ober rison | Please write Bow No at the FNJOY MFPETING THE PU Ril C 44041 PREF ESTIMATES CARPENTRY tirg and finishing hone Aa ode "HAULING | DAINTY MAID POR a1 wa 
OLive. 2 97% feeee to eee Cremation at ee Pontiac Press eiving your name. gr AT THE HOTF!  ROOSE-'SALESLADY FOR PART TIME cabinet work, ods Jobs FRE 27-0552 (pose é EXCELLENT SERVICF. Mrs Shokan PR Lene $3) Mark, - “ommir- | hape Mem irial Park rs address. phene number and past VELT ROOM 114 THORS MAY work Sales expertence desired . IR E NG eis” AND Rea « Rates FF 5-3488 —— 
t grade + Livernots will be at the Pursley work experience Your present 17 AT B15 OR 1 15 SHARP Apply im person to Ms  Roosa GARDENING & LAWN SERV FE X ' EXPERIENCED Te ER COR- 
755 S. Roc Nebraska Funeral Home |; emplover wil: NOT be contacted S] fis PHS a Rie Femits Sie asters on _*-2028 cr FE 5-826] lay or night ° BU I. I. DOZING (ee ! YTHING D WAUL ED a te ifred M Mdgere 
hest, 2 to UovINS May 15 me BRENDA otal ae Sa ee : « . | Wo Huron. Street, at Telegraph MAN | WANTS WORK 1P ANY Pp eee Serv pap mreat ete — clean. 79 Canal Rd Chics Mich RB 
amated cost ee 101 Atiburn beloved infant shat i ———— So DpLr pA € ; oc —————_- = Ze = , 
— lan. profile} daughter of Mrvand Mrs Frank mekers please uo cest they con sivgiie EXPERIENCED FARM SEGRETARY PAINTING AND WALLPAPER RE- Suppli ZA ASHES RUBBISH O2% ANYTHING GET ACTIVE MAKE YOUR HOME. SSeS ————nrovement is Lovins. Prayer services were heid feces =nane es hand by month Carl Dobat. 2460 Bnd one- girl atfice Shorthand es- nove FE 2-211 © Building eee a ple A ne Anviime) eters) Ohieuls pe bd) Len) tad Hes iv this afternoon at the Brace- ESTIMATOR SHECTAU | root Dutton Rd. Rochester Lega) experience helpful . ‘pre MBING WORK “DONE RE AS: rs — ns ant uppoistery cleaner. Waites 
i to construct) Smith Funeral Home Interment’? E%panding machine te rd salary Pleasant surround-. .cnapiy OA 8-J868 BRIKGC RE TE ASHES AND , RUBBISH RAULED 
ea: with | in Perey Mt. Park Cemetery located tn North Sanirte moe Ibe TOOL MAKER -: ae FF cdot __ pir MING Wor WANTED Worlds most mi fern masonry CUNT ee Leh 3 | 
brat anal | Usrmmecemauts] (ay (Prece omit ot oe anon ran ca Tieit  Gewenau— orrien TUMMING WOWC WANTED | ule oust iota mEnTT paawn  Jennton —MACENO.| “InDebt? _ | " coording pace —Puperes ume ———— mating To qualify you must ne Job shop experience preferrest, is Apply People’s Btore, 8 Ng) creRiInG AND PATCH PLAS }2% ae nmerce Walled Lake moves. wil) pick up enything | the lots and parce! . EV ESE OES mer 13 ed) experienced in this field and have MACHINE _ Saginaw ; tonne OR 34037 MA 4.2075 - a0 _ 0 —DAY—oR politi Day ea counts meet 
é; aries i 2 (ireening ve * “ACT? . = an GENERA J N A ym De 
aperi “ether star Of] yivmingion, Twp age te: Uetived thon erste Job snes oe g WNGSE AL [ROCHESTER WINDOW WASHING “Business Services 13 °F. Rear OR vis or OL day MICHIGAN CREDIT COUN- rom Earimoor Brule- huseacdle tie: x a : | [> apr) SS r | CC al ard ( ~~ as - SFLLORS. INC 41'g 8 Sagirar, wennelehalifcanstitite usband of Bernice Booker. dear, considerable customer contact and OPPORWUNIEY | He ' LAIR eves 
ment district to defray, father ef: Mrs Gordon Lint. some travel Your reply must be, REPAIR r . ont 1 eee MeL RIAcEeD anit t A-l FAVETROUGHING, PURNACK yp oHatt EVERYTRISG MMEDI ees ee nnd meeter ee Cees. estimated cos! and ex-, Donal¢ and Robert Lussenden, in your own handwriting, Box 60 . ere with ambition’ per- ie asning Bom. tos ct clenning and repairs Reas FE ate service 86 State FE §-7072 ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, : ot fe Luss iden! Pontiac Press i (ean tr - | one who can FR %1258 = 7-5932 Mav 13 1986 I wil t be res and [that $7398 @8| or] | Gear) Brother’ of (Bart Lassen den Must! be licensed electrician Sans to 4 hrs early evenings INCINFRATORS sceAR ED ASH [rieie Geo eee eben ent eens. L Ma ; eraetairn te = 7) — > Pa i. t 7 y A v 
oor, aed ceoennrs thereof] Meu Mctatc Cut he aia Fal EAT PEUENCED GROOM TO TIVE Ouch obecrtity Fi apeiutas men tha, eam ey mare ee aloes Work Wanted Female 11 S\ioMritily Halt CEEASE GS | “or vabuen tiranup PE ASIN | S05" doet han atc Teves = é ! n ’ ’ smatl a y < anc ue Pasona ——— ee bs nag ae anc Bae Dee May 18,at2pm fromthe Tharer, five. in Bioomfleid Open va [palletes Ura: : He Corn ara meek "No. Inver menth pnolcen yeas | Preeiest NM ne eatin FF: ae LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING | L. Tavior Jr. 1881 Petrolia Pon- 
sewer stutis shall be defrayed Funeral Heme with Rev Lloyd — Cirb) MI @25a1 Orchard Take Ra ) Bee Bee /" 2 WOMEN WANT WAL. WASH oe c Rubbish hauled Sand fill dirt) tinc, Mich 
4 Assessment ageinst Unts 94) Shue officiating Interment in, — — ————_ TOOT MAKERS MILL HANDS WALLED LAKE HOUSEKEEPER }_tnge_and cleaning FE APPLIANCE SERV lc I. and gravel FE 2-0603 ON AND AFTER THIS DATE 
ne]., 172, 173. 208 Woodward | Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens blanchard hands tle and fixture 5 . ALL IRONING 3) BU eit K UP We EO all makes of autematic LIGHT HAULING ANYWHERE. \ aieist 4. Twill not be responsible a side servic us days a week 40 hrs No laundry < aE i Sp = | > rave ie rvice under the « ulliters warted Dass and rickts | .-meal to prepare Home nights 854 detivery 1 fay cercice FE ers ger washers tefria anv place FE 2-6685 =| 
4OTICR I8 HEREBY GIVEN | ph Magot, Parminaton Lodge ra! DESI IGNERS Atco Ine. 2010 Indianwood Rd.) Mme ace Teret tele nent re yg 07318 reas nat | fatto. eiranere and all FRUCKING AND HAULING RUB | 
¢ Ssaeniean coitt —— Aca ! at the Tasers rune ral Ria | Mihi Madre | __& week Call MArket 4-320) APARTMENTS OR HOMES 10 vy Oekial vA, arr aon Ser esr pee Chesom Deak 20g servbebpakts Sal hie lunes Weal yu eis TR ay Te Tete | ate ———| clean for working people West : = . 5 IP FOR! -! - Farmingt tc} TROU REF SPIOOTER o bs S = ee MAN WITH + TON PICKUP FOR . pisston m Chamber on Mat 22 i984 at! ae oe as — ECKE ee | as ; yl ie q Wajtress & Grill Cook side preferred FE 2-909 ACE CHET SEGVICE (RE OVAL e general hauling FR #3534, OY it® aT A DATE 
; § r i Precis: r a ; 1 : rimmn > hoe i al i 1 Rions that may be made by parties! T 225 N Berkshire Rd ace 1 Gr RS and co-ordinate our inspection Eee eee Cadet od tel BABYSITTING A = ate prt 2-71.88 = fo mal ieay Sate es Sunder’ || debts: contracted | by llany | ether a love. sband of Carolyn Me With our customers Mus : ; iA Part. or full tim ; aa - Se O'DE mle A ey than myself Aaron Hays, 215 = beloved husband of Carolyn } yer fust have 7, ap 362 TL MAKES UF FOUN NP . CARTAG ys, 7 Birmingham MI 43624 A b K F FOUNTAIN PENS 
Quaid dear father of Carol Ann) knowledge of toning and process: : _____ BABYSITTING WASHINGS AND repaired) by factory trained men Local ana £ Dist M | Prospect. Ponttac, Mich ited. may 16, 1956 McQuaid, dear brothers af Mrs | ‘ f ing Job shop expertences heipful “A AITRESS AND KITCHEN HELP ironings done 83 @ bushel FE’ oy oo store General Printing & OC a ang, tous seaon” oving SPECIAY, >HAMPOO STYTE AND 
2 ADA R_ EVANS | Charies Hagiey Mra Galen| utomation | Fine oppertunity for competent Pontiac Lake Inn 7890 Highland | _2-6866 —.| Office Suonly Co, 27 W Law-|— : Trandruff treatment $225 Mani- 
: Ciry Clerk | Wendell and Mra Alan Rober «mall and WAITRESS MUST BE EXPERI. DAY WORK OR BY WEFK ASK orerce 8 Pho» ®F 2.0138 |; R EDUCED RATES | cure $1 Cold waves $450 Dor- May 17. 1956, son Funeral service will be hela te Write Pon- enced Must be over 21. FE for Georgte Temoleton FF 4-5894 tar t fth | othy’s $00 N Perry FE 21244. 
Fri May 18 at 10 am. ftom the flac Prese Bow at 58060 5 ee y= ot HIMNE Y WORK pESEMe BESO ELON serve Se vou Smith == f — __. EXPERIENCED PRACTI | Moving FE 44864 h ; ee eee ne rei Gaine: i Dec: ac 'y USED CAR Por TF ff GOOD PAY WOMAN POR OEN HOUSEWORK cal nurse References OL 6-207 a spec alty inesidine TWO YOUNO | EXPERIENCED Wtd. Children to Board 26 ‘etice of Intention to Construct € hure n Rec ialior _of th | | ady work Cla / and care of 2 children. More for rrpFRty¥ LADY DESIRFS TIGHT Also an aoe of brick nitu Faaver wth pick-u 
and Gutter on Liberty Street.) Fuca iine Gn Ho : jWANTED  DESION “ENGINEER hime than wager FE @sit0 housework in Pontiac home for Main.) (ule repotn “ne cal tree. desire work evenings, Sat CARE FOR CHI!D IN LICENSED MM , ’ Ay Se LH ate : Pxpertencei) automation machine WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE(\ adult, only FF 2-7144 Sencllam Se ete) Su Modest rates Olive home MY 2-4553 
¥ are hereby notified that at a a may 18 RIC eke) wi CIRCLE see 1 Prod. work, 2 days wk Reply miving ‘GENERAL CLEANING BY THE Bee SAR, ERE RAS = 60201. anytime _ EXC CARE. FOR “1 OR 2 CHIL- 
anc er nice ae ni Fe aM Te tM ees av a De: , ne mM any be Box se etc Pontiac, day. Call between 6 00 and 7 00 eolciarss No fob too pe or Aol SLEOEEE DELS the Ci ontiac, Michigan held May } f F a : UE HI | m only FE @5745 and ask for 2 oT k Ren i 
15, 1956 b olution tt way declared to Mei ret dear brother of DESIGN WANTED MAN WITH LATE MoD- WOMAN GENERAL How SEWOKK Pear ey beta exPrHT, HUCKS to en Wed. Household Goods 2 . + ™ i el Wieal t ‘: a = F be the tntedfipn of the ¢ ty Commis- 2 iG ae oe ite i | atlinarl ENG ex prienice Aececrine m Mi laundry ? IRONING. of AT BU SHEL “TDAY : er Er aR MING of TRUCKS TRACTORS 
od gravel and treated work un Liberty 129 om from Sparke-G: a Part lor tame can Eolas adits “Otive 24601 cervice Of FE Walton FR S987 4.2009 or OR AND EQUIPMENT | FURNITURE NEEDED f o un Liber yi is from Sp <-G Inter r . = = eR _ _ eh “ ‘ 2 ats - 
Street from Henderson Street to Jomn- Pureral Home with Re, CO. ear _ WANTED GIRI. TO DO TELE- FionINGS, $3. ABM. PICKUP FAVESTROVGHING NEW AND 12,007 Pickups Ia ton stakes entire nome or odd iots Get the Cisse f{tetat Tver | Seo Mi MI InN ve \ < phene selictting Fxp preferred 4 j ow : Dump trucks Semi-trailers ' son Avenue at an estimated cost of Pear a Ate ue pe we M tes 14s W \ I : ’ « le |. but not_necessary FE $-0571 oe alae eke chat retat ny fie ERLE cuct work, mefal Gralterel andicnractors top Boller AN cutciahy fad th n ft! erry t Cemetety r er a \ ilwa ~ Gate : ne t furne ‘ leaned | : a se or you om munity 
peat eget ee ae Saeror mentee on * iene hy iste = the Sparks- Ses eS ett | Nerewk 3 me PnAvPL organivatinn WANTED - L é D Ua THAT 7 me Use Ey Nee Le free ae T | Pontiac larmand Sale Phone OR 3-2717_ — a 
file for publte inspection. tiffin Funeral Home : | travelfne New York, Michigan re-, S7Oun DSRS Crime pe 13 rel metal FF 5-0213.} ; Sealy Pew = FOR \QUICK DISPOSAL OF ALL 
Tt te. further intended to construct SFRASTIAN MAY1S 1956 Jan! trmingham, Mich tty No lenrelpneipsiene || cere on ame fon room and board Eon wANTa Hy weet phe Monro cervce Teter Meniexs | Industrial Tractor Co. an household goods eal) MYr- said improvement in accordance With William, Sr t4i!, Oakland Ave nmedi: ae =e ee le ning FE 307 Sena TRU MOTOR SERVICE RE- é por 8 WOODWARD tie 2-152! 
the plan, profile and estimate and that, ace 54 beloved anna Cea Average NTED o FOR BABY-i— ae 1 A rewinding 218 E Pike Open Dally Including Sunday CET US RUY IT POR _ KUCTION 
the cost thereof shail be Cefrayed br Sebastian i Joh’ EXPERIFNCED MAN TO WORK mus oe ene Ee ete cies DESIRES, WOR ao ee br Fev FF 40461, FE 4-1442 it for you OA res special assessment cording ‘0 frent- Ir and ‘in lumber vard and drive trick : rence, WANTED. HOUSEKEEPER FOR 3 : 7 Spe "LECTRICAL | 0” WILE HAC) BLACK DIRT GRAV. ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST age and that all of the Jots and parcels Phy tiis ar HUET e ee UIMEGRLU ae ChE rsevelt Hotel, Bachelor More for home than LADY WISHES DAY WORK FF Sip KE I ie ( an ie NING i el, el dirt and rubbish FE furniture buvers Cash waiting of land Sronting si upon efther side of 9 Sebastian frre licence andi furnish recon: wages Can live in if preferred 55747 ws peed 7 x 1 | #3 FE 47881 2 
Liberty Street from Henderson Street Herma Mendaltons Do not apply unless YOUNG MAN, 21 TO Ch Ube) Men Unie LADY WISHES: TWORKE BY (DAY  Sipksle Singay (Service (hi $7021) WID — USED DINETTE SET > to Johnson Avenue mal const tule os an, M experienced Northern Lumber ae ee eae ’ ou In tor WE WANT A MAID TO LIVE IN. FF %-24 _ EXPFE TREE TRIMMING AND I ee & Decorating 20 plece living rm set. louhge chair 
Stucesinercricka: caalicsica oeauane a Com es Cilleyel akc ae (itis gee Tannd fates our pleasant family home in Bur- TYPING ano CLERICAL WORK ‘emoval Free estimates Satistac- apt electric stove. studio eouch enses thereof and thet $4163 24 EARMOHAND ACQUAINTED) WHUH erica: On eee tee eee emma nouse: i tovdainvomn home | Expenienaes @ 2) Muale he _ A-1 CUSTOM DECORATING WALL _ private Phone FE 42159 
the mettmaledirost andiiexpedacty e cattle and tractors Cal] FE 8-080) ing eet with full delat Aue bls Toad care of 2 smail| and references if necessary FE LAWN MOWER. MAC His Fi papering Steaming service Com:, WaNPED TO BUY ALL TYPES shall ba pala trom the Capa) Imps-< after 5 pm ie education experience Box 86. fneeq cack eae Py eet eee ee | #found (ant repaired FE 43387 merce EM 33435 | of furniture Phone FF 2-852 
that $45 00 the esti GRINDERS SURFACE GAUGES Porter Pres ath ov : a CLERK UR OR THO UM s ORMNCG TE tems oes ee A-} CUSTOM PAINTING PAPE —~ ment Pund and thet § ne © , : bath Wse of extra sitting room “aa. chit References FE 5.9993 LAWN MOWERS 7 SHARPENFD hanging Paper removed tia Wd. Miscellaneous ‘28 vost of sewer atub shall be defraved ty 
special assessmen: 
Astessor’s Plat No 38 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 
That the Commission of the City of 
Pontiac, Michigan   Commission Chamber on May ~2 1954 at 
8 o'clock pm to h 
objectipns that may 
interested 
w O. 7008 
Dated. May 16, 1954 
  
Notice of Special Assessment: 
Water Main in 
Clara Avenue and Fuller Street. 
i} Cherry Russe 
— gel] Hunt, Billy Mi) 
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Wm Walls Wm 
Wood, Antonio E 
James R      
    
   
    
    
         
   ete, Harold 
rdon, Archie K 
ne interested. 
cost which the 
be and 
it for the construction of water 
        xtures Days 358 hr VOMING MAN WANTED FOR. with TV.-Thers and Suns off — - - spo ANd fenaired Parts Exp Co mates FE 4-6918 
       
          
                    
  
  
  against Lot eve ne Bhp os ae ere store am meat market Cail Midwest 64467 MIMPOGRAPHING TYPING SEC Stickel (8 Hadar! Ct PR €37a0 ee ‘ tlenie sy uler uge Co, aif Yireinia Meat Market Simm DK- OMAN a : ei Tetarial Servic EM > 2842 Sickel ad A-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX: LAER (FOR, ote HEAD OF 
Wt EM dened ci iexe Tar oe Se Scorer tae eee a RAL ee cr TEENAGE GIR wourn Tike LAWN MOWERS HAND OR POW.) terior 10 per cent disc for each | youn Usd) on fs HOUSE To HOUSE BLEACH YOUNG MARRIED MAN wo ts. Eoutude and like detatied paper habysittir hon Sees ion from hs sharpened or repaifed Air Guarantee.) Free est FEL 4-9205 WANTED SMALL “CEMENT MIX- 
*11 meer tr e tr Yo yrs making $i fo $5 dollars. making less tian $80 per wk ard work Typing required Write #90 pm to IN MQ nm FR S-6nca C00 7 Made Foe oS SUA.) UPAINTING ‘PAPERING ate SEE teh Re ee Se “ r a’. hour Bux sé E ont ac Press. ners tc earn ser more ‘ a! Porttac Presa Bor 84 w ASHING AND IRONT a end oclivery Mac on Th mpx on FE 8364 
So Geek ae area HG ts INSPECTOR BU WME a 18 WOMAN OK GIRL FOR GEN-  !n m: home FF $9734 HEATIN Saas A CALL TODAY WILL ae ENG) PE (S228; 20 
ial Ge Feperiencel In. setting up and _ Help Wanted Female 7 a housework atoning and cook WAS HINGS AND TRONINGS SEP IEATING SERVICE sure you ll say, when vou get mv | WID USEI) SAFE , A ae : : checeing close telecance parte on =e Ou ar, th hr ODS Uive wigte oe a er Pickup and de Gas ou burners and. Une es ! ee eee Bivle ea Wieltancs BED 22) e_—_ k Le i Sicteccnniate s ve paras ‘ rr hurcsidavy an eyer liver z Ah22 ‘ t¢lraned and servfed A&A makes | ut =* ¥ v , ABA A cReAeR CJ Geihardt Prvers inaae Nt te RIAN EACEURING CONN? Aedes ies! a Brat 7 a F 3 sun daw off Gi cherrfut fom Wastttc = DONFOINOMY MHOME | Dax or night FE 41061 Days or ‘82’ FE 50934 | OW anted to Rent 29 
ee eS Card of Thanks Pt ineeoe rs Take Orieh «separate chy Exyenings abi Hua home. $40 8 (week Ret O00! work FE S704 | (| 20181 WAYNE HEATING CO ALWAYS DEPENDABLE, PAINT. ~~ oo fay Ba t i t i itis ome ef ‘ 3 or — : on Wi 
iy] HU Bee -~ A~= JANITOR PART TIMF DDLE days FRE 2-2n84 _ i Required. If interested call MI winow WI _ FNCHANGF HOUSF Se eh LSE a tKo UCL ATE ELE 2) tno eer [lee 0 le we 
————— _WE WISH TO THANK OUR MaNy. Sk preferred In apt bite Bed ar TRRATION WOMAN AND FIT. _4A340__ ork for carpenter and cement <i tt’. |i al aos ITY BOX ‘13, PON AC . fends land) neighbors and [ria roam pros ide 1 fenired Write gers Apply 20 8 Perry at WOMEN Ses] See ees fin © PLAST HPRING (NTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEC | ere ae Th 
tives for their many kind expges. Rex 70 Pontiac Press BEAUTY COUNSELOR & Par TOR WOMAN WITH, Hosp TAI TRAIN: : eri oo. . span Mle enten ce Free estimates — ME N Pearock Avenue, sions of sympathy during our’te-JIG AND FIXTURE RU TERS Hite Bere ote ae % to 35 to ork im office -ine for ; on Fctinnces —_ TE 3-7620 Cain fae call Tee estimates 9 OR? REDRM HOME IN TOWN. 
eo eres caver, Mrs. Mary warcen Alloy 918 OaXland FE (a! FR 27997 Fie, Ae f 8 N Telegraph —. WIDl Carr mae cunt na oN : Plastering Contractor (MAC S WALL “WASHING & PAINT- 20920 : a se , = . BARYSITTING ANID @ TIGHT —~your home nights FR $-5920 w New & repair work All ma-' ine Reasonable FE & aif 7 BEDROOM HOME DRIVING 
y. Wm. Dear. Rus- Flowers 3 KOREAN VETS AND) | housework 8 days Commerce Ik “Help Ww anted 8 You NG TADY 21 DESIRES PART. {#Tlale furn MI 44228 No 10 ~paiNTING AND DECORATING distance (to Kreso Harbor will ler, Etnest — - AA RPS Ve ARS . MA #72160 ae —~ me office work Previous ex- '00 small _or too large K D Willhite FE +9580 1 lense References 2325 * ; = | ne Ettie . DUNSTAN: PLOW™RS ae CAPABLE WOMAN FOR GENER- AGENT WITH AUTO PONTIAC Detience at typing. shorttiand. etc ies MBING ANE HEATING As 8 PAINTING AND DECORATING. GOVERNMENT ‘amore ~~ DE- 
ey 1484 W Huron FE 2-030) See Ad Unier In tructions-8 a) housework For famiiy of 2 area Siiverware Ajumitumware FE_ 2-426 - Porm pron. & PE #3767 oF bath tile or fioor tile by the hour sires 2 bedroom home or lower 
T Bright FE 7 LICENSFD JOU RYEYMAN Ulve tn FE 2-588) Bibies Rugs Drapes Ete Bud- yorng WOMAN WITH ¥ cup oe | or job Free estimates, A-1 work| flat. unfurn 2 ehuGras West side 
Mocaien we uneral Directors 4 pembers Apply Pontiac Press CAR HOP Le WAITRESSES AP get ian highest cammisstns wishes domestic tob live In § Oe GRINDING CLIPPERS _uaranteed Cal’ FE 2 1006 | preferred FF 8-2 
3 ne — Br ; ply in person after 6 0 pm No investments needed -We sum dave a week FF A022 ¥ vee shears & lawnmpwers. BaINTING INSIDE AND OUT. Fecersaona ouATe “SINGLE. =! oe 
Wiscombe, Joseph 
Ploya £. C. Frisch. Newton 
Webb and ta en 
take notice: That} 
Commission decided 
borne by special! 
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Puller Street to east property tine! 
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May     isaton and the Ansessor of the City: 
Hommes the Commissior 
seessment, at which 
and ay woe be given 
reons interested to 
in oo rea on the 22nd day heard 
936 at 8.00 o'clock p.m   
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Dora L. Williams Steve Secura 
Day, Usein Aleiff Edmund Courte- 
roll of the Special Assessmen! hern-! 
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purpose of = eetreving that part of 
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      AIR AMBULANCE. GROUND See “MAN FOR CUSTOM Toney's Drive-tn 2700 Auburn Rd piv all goods Apply : = | can” focus mee ry. FE 22904 Free estimates FE 58-1949 or FE, wants 1-2 room apt Kitchen, bath Pursiey Funeral Home FE, 4121), mill work Must be thoroughiy. Utica 1 ager 80 Brady Detroit Ne _. Building Service ng? yo Sacksons 8-089 [ci | & pri entrance PAtkway 1-7647, 
COATS FUNFRAL HOME | *xD on tabie saw Exp. only CASHIFR FOR GROCERY STORE A NEFD 59 MEN WOMEN | «~~~ : yom Saws, Hand Lawnmowers: PAINTING = = PAPERHANGING | _Inkster 
Complete facilities 5 sheet atnly aU eos! ) Experienced oon Nationat  Cach taeenr ba a SO) UL Cae ADDITIONS tachine Sharpened ALLS CLEANED ~~ : — ¢ } j ter pri. rso $35 00 for tributing Watkins Na- . Foe : ae T 7 Drayton Piats — W Watertora Twp eels EME ni Ne : eee g pe r4 parerson a thonally a ieee Wath iis oO Basements giasced and arreened Manicy Teach (19 Bagley st 1U PPFR —_____98 3.7061 two BEDROOM UNFURNISHED iancin Teantization J friends and neighbors FF 23953) I porches attics Rarages : PAINTING AND DECORATING, house in Pontiac on west side x, 
Donelson Johns has & planned MADR gem ent train- COST ANALYSIS CIENK UNDER % breezeways roefing and sidin Saw Sess] JAWNINOW ers | cheapest rates in town FE _4-4350 clase to busine whth reasonable 
tits ores n. inta mrichy will ac- 458 Some previnue knowledge of 3 XCF TLE NT “OPPORTUNITY POR cement and asphalt drives | Ac “urateiy Sharpene: | rent Responsible middleaged 
FUNERAL HOME. | °| Sclking “aria. atunctiment tis Machine shan, Recarte, Would, he Cad Dan ef coupe fo MARAE MICHIGAN HOME REMOUELEA PE: atte "it Chamberiam_et Painting & Wall Washing | coupe with levee" oft daughler ” < a | i r ¥ Me % | ood eppertun. ol ar us Ww 5 ar os 1 : 
SUSSIOREDERON SPUNERALS™ | an administrative position through Nui cacetl 6 colnet tarter T prone bere mechanical abliity and be AI sum es 5063 SHOVERS WALL’ WASHING SERV. BLT estate Al ples eee ee ine wer ean OR : . SPARKS-ORIFFIN CHAPEL intense training and are at least; wae Clark Olive 1.9211 ble to’ meet the: public Steady FLOOR SANDIN | ices Janitor and Window service PAPER HANGING REASONABLE | = Le) 
Thoughtful | Service 2-584) | @ high school graduate vou_may COoMPAN TON? AND & tOHT Sinn 5S day week and good LAYING: * Fixts sHine Qu ALITY. Homes offices factories FE rates FE 4&2 FE %4-6 kD _— - ao quality for this program Thise 4 salary for right persons Must *RK #3921, __ = FAP ERWANGING AND INTERIOR ome Selected will be ensured excellent; housekeeping Some car driving! have some buiness ability and —_¢ RUD RI Ts FE 82050 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV-| painting BINGEAND ratés Free WANTED TO RENT SMALL BOX REPLIES ' falaty govortanitics in outstand-. Good home tn. country er right) furnish references Write to bor A-l CE ME war W OR K i al meres estimates. Phone FE)! estimates See me first T-F.| house. 2 admits, 2 child¥en. Vi- 
' ing emplavenbe nefits | party Write Mrs De 1s Phillips | on Pontiac Press for interview AS 7-8 Robbins 238 8 Jessie FE 4-766 { cinity of Union Lake Village EM 
At 10 a.m. Today there () Bg te Ueeis corr, Fey Pecan el alate ‘TEACHERS AND Ex-tTeacHERS LLOYI) MONROE face amine AND REMOV- WALL WASHING AN INTING _2:3692 after 4 pm : ' ae i MANE WATT TAT ERIC ODE TO DEPE ne Apt ig ENFROETIC vacation of permanent positions FE 46866 al mm estimates FE 2-6019 FE by oe work, cu nteed OR , WANTED TO RENT OR BOY 
. Were re % e * a woman in rayton area sag ith mationa) firm in our KE N $5324 3-2284 ; modern 2 or 3 bedroom home a pus at the Pres [up truck %@ ton or better Fo! Meht housework & care of 7 yr | cational Dept Oppoftunity: to earn, AU LAYING > SANDING & FIN. VAW TREE SERVICE — SPR RAY hue: <a | fot over 20 mfles from Pontiac. office in the following " transport housetratiers National old box from 7 am to & pm $75-8100 @ week Write axe. ex- iceveed meen: I ore) Tin ing Duteh elm, mosquitoes & I hysio-Therapy _21A) Box § Pontiac Press 
boxes: Y Daan Cons 4823'y Dime Hwy. Write Pontlac Press Box of pepone & eet one to Box 10 _Pont ag Hard #ood loot Service| fruit trimming & remoyal--free, ~~~~ 
egret tes sai EXPERIFNCEI COUNTER GIRT _Pehtiac Pre Nice] gatimates Phone FE €8808, oF SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. | YOUNO. WORKING COUPLE { MAN WITH CAR FOR FUCLITIME fest ecm Wor Grin WANTED AT CONG “RAWLFIOH A&B TRENCHING | _FE_2-8880 — fet foot technique. 72 WOULD LIKE TO RENT 3 OR 6, 8, 16, 2, 2, 28, 37, i mmerct are onsen sar poerencld cee Woodward, Birmingham | Dealer tm West Central Oakland Footings water tne field tile | WELL DRILLIN 4-2851 4 ROOM. APT WITH PRIVATE } 38, 60, 63, 69, 76, 98, 100 jandise Very good pay E Midwest 4-746 _ Cy. or - City -of Pont: Write FE 5-0961° Well and pump repair. _OR_ 3-2396 _T levis Ser fice 22 2 ENTRANCE AND BATH. NEED | 
ag Rell aK Bn) Nad OTT had) Lo \ FXPEPIF NCED WOMAN Tron Remicigh’s, Dept MCE-606-F AIR COMPARSSORE@ATRUTOOES = elevision service 2 | APT. THE LAST OF MAY OR | i) ud “nDDLEAORD MARRIFD HANDY fractals “ce Matron (ee) ah vernonia] alae Ca eerierators AiR TOOLS Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 - | kT OF JUNE. REASONABLE ; a . have ; recy of time top pay Apriv om perecs, WANTED S1aQN PAINTER érs. ete Open Sur ‘COPENHAVER’S RaDIO a TV RENT WRITE PONTIAC PRESS, 
iy ere, ara ive At Tob ¥M 3.2881 Cranbrook Degug. "Maple Corner) Steady or part time work. MA JACKSON'S RENIA.. ESSES, &'ITS COATS ,& Al-. repeir 569 W Huron. bin al BOX 13. 
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