4 | J a er The Weather. U.S. Weather Bareas ct , , | Home Edition * | 114th YEAR , ee Te, ea2 Lives z keene PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956—34 PAGES : Courageous Nicodemus es Pieters Dies at 79 Morning Crash 3.Nation Parley Believe 7 Dead ‘on M59 Claims | in3 Different ‘Scheduledby Ike ‘Area Residents Plane Mishaps in West Virginia Highland Man ‘Critical’ Crashes Take Lives in President, Sam Snead in Pontiac General Alabama, Pennsylvania Play’ Golf; Canadian, After Smashup ——- and Texas _ Mexican Chiefs Due Two men died and a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITE SULPHUR third was critically injured Seven are believed. dead SPRINGS, W. Va. # — this morning in a headon and one person is missing Sporting flaming red rain collision on M59 near in three different plane slacks, President Elsenhow- Duck Lake Road, Highland mishaps in the last few er teamed up with. Sam Township. ,. hours in the United States. Snead‘ for a bone-chilling Driver of one car, 24 | Three fliers were killed round of golf here today. year-old Bruce W. Bright and a fourth is missing in The President ignored a the fiery collision of two pelting, near-icy rain to get -|\Navy trainer planes over in a few holes in. advance Baldwin County, Alabama, of the scheduled arrival today. later in the day of the NICODEMUS The Pensacola Naval Air President of Mexico and (A personality study by Guy Rowe) Station public information office said the planes were Canada’s Prime Minister. Stories of Easter — No. 3 single-engined SNJ Texans Newsmen were permitted to fol- from-Saufley field, an low the President for only the ‘auxiliary of the station. first two holes. They were flying in forma- Elsenhower walked the first Demands Justice tion. two holes and set off on foot for Witnesses said one of the ships (This, the third of a series about people close to Jesus at the appeared to explode after the col-the ‘third green, spurning an. time of the first Easter, is about a respected member of the lision. The planes crashed about electric: golf cart which tagged AP Wirephote Jewish government who spoke up for Jesus alter other friends thfee miles apart and about five after him with a Secret Service GRACE RIDES SIDE-SADDLE—Actress Grace Kelly wears dark deserted Him.) miles southeast of Loxley, Ala. agent at the controls. glasses and a babushka as she rides side-saddle through New York's Names of the fliers were with- held. Central Park Sunday, Her mount is “Daisy” a six-year-old bay mare The President usually rides such BY GEORGE CORNELL (Associated Press Religious Writer) carts part of the way. used on TV programs. The future Princess of Monaco is shopping for Wealthy, 2ld Nicoden-us watched the clamorous mob) her trousseau before sailing for her wedding in April. And in El Paso, Tex. an XB-51 | Eisenhower and Snead teamed. three-engine jet bomber, the enly 4 against two White House aides, surging along the street. He rubbed his hands together . of type in existence, one its |presg secretary James C. Hagerty fretfully and his lips moved without making any sound. crashed and burned yesterday, ‘and appointments secretary Ber- He wanted to do something, but what could he do? killing one man and seriously in-nard M, Shanley. Blizzard Just 9 Years Ago For a year now, he had been aware of the mounting juring another. As he has been doing, the Pres- cfficial antagonism to this unorthodox rabbi, Jesus. As! 4 28-year-old staff sergeant, ident joked about the heart attack Had ‘em Digging 3 Days he suffered last September. an aristocratic member of the Sanhedrin, ne had tried whose name is being withheld in vain to prevent suppressive action. pending notification of next of “If you can't beat a coronary There was some doubt, this year, whether March ventes! Congressional Race But they had ignored ‘1is pleas because he was old and kin, was killed and the pilot, Maj. case,” he told Hagerty and James O. Rudolph, one of the air) came in like a lamb (it was balmy for the first few hours Shanley with a laugh, “then the summit of his power had passed, because he was in a force's top test pilots, was severe-of March 1) or a slightly tardy lion (then it stormed). “you'rea heck of fix.” not alert to the “present peril.” Loses-Richard Kuhn ly burned when the plane crashed And there’s stilt some doubt as to how will About 150 were waiting March persons x &* &k * on takeoff. . : a + « dt the railroad station to cheer eS ga dramatic debate veteran lawmakers were Only two XB-SIs were construct-| hatedbe A young had scoffed accusingly, “Art Eisenhower:his arrival. Anoth-yesterday, M. Butler, Demo-|left in the field seeking the Re- councillor on ed and the other crashed in 1952. nominationthe At Masentewn, Pa. twe twin-the entrance to the hotel, The Back in 1947, there er 200 or 8o were assembled at publican to run for thou alse of Galilee?” wasn’t much doubt about In the wisdom of his years, Nicodemus was ashamed| Target Accident engine Navy planes ran inte en-President to ap- the lion or lamb’ issue. of the fever of distrust sweeping his country. gine trouble early today and one plause With smiles\and waves, * * * * crashed into the Moénonahela \County residents woke up Both President Adolfo Raz River near this southwestern March 25 to face a blizzard Steadying himself with his staff, he sat down on the Kills Detroiter Pennsylvania tewn. The other side of the fountain in the now deserted square. He that took three days to dig landed safely at a West Virginia stroked his thin, gray beard slowly. airport. Blast of Shotgun Hits! out from under. His mind relieved the scenes of last night and early Actually, the snow itself wasn't Three men were _ reported 18-Year-Old Youth in this morning, and he shook his head, grieving at the pas-very deep—an estimatedsix inches. aboard the crashed plane. Only sion with which men prize their authority, their rash the tail of the craft poked througti Highland Township But there was wind, and it drifted. brier airport suspicions fired by the stresses under Roman dominion. ‘the murky surface of the Monen-Diplomatic officials said the: —mostly across roads, x «* *&* * | gahela about 20 feet from shore A Detroit youth died in Pontiac sole purpose of the gathering, At first it seemed that the _ _ At least 25 of the 70-member Sanhedrin, the Jewish ata point where the river is about |Ganeral Hospital early this morn-which was Eisenhower's idea, is worst was over the morning of governing council, had gathered hastily at the house of a half-thile wide, 'ing after receiving a shotgun blast to’ afford neighborly talks among The Navy is sending salvage March 25, But by noon, traffic the three North American powers. the High Priest Caiaphas, after getting word that Jesus! in headin crews to the scene to bring up the the backof his a tragic) No one could recall a precedent|Qn that, | Conditions were even more iim- had been secretly arrested. : plane. hunting accident yesterday after-| for such a three-way conference, | possible than they’d ‘been at § The military party—so Nicodemus learned later—had | |noon. a.m, ———* taken Jesus first to the Alfred Schaub, 18, was wounded far apart over which party should) nomination as | City employes were sent home. | |Bases stopped running, The tem- Wonderful Idea! house of Annas, aged torm- ] Clarkston Hen’'s when he stood up in front of the Set Ground-Breaking take credit for civil rights ad-|1 er high priest who still was shotgun held by his friend, 16-year- iperature, a sunny 50 at bedtime =—-vet Someone la powerful leader and yno Double Feature jold Edward Turska, also of De- ‘March 24, plummeted to 30. Blasts for Safety Building apparently arranged th> Req] Egg-citing | troit. lof icy wind up to 75 miles perWill Steal Them seizure. | \"The boys were target shooting jhour disrupted phone and power Ground-breaking ceremonies for There, in an irregular ses-| A gloating White Rock hen 1s gear Pettibone Lake Road, High-jines, drifted the snow into im- ithe new $800,000 Public Safety WASHINGTON (® — The. old-'sion, Jesus had been ques-‘Strutting around the Ira Fagg land Township, with a third passable mountains, and closed ,Building will be held Wednesday tions. these days after performing a rath-| trolt. lat 4:30, fashioned and frequently messy tioned about his beliefs and 27™ %8% Reese Ra.. Clarkston, youth, Kenneth Polito, 16, of De-many main roads. post office pen will be a thing of associations to try to get BUSES| GIVE UP “You never once in 20 years did er indisputable feat. one thing to clear-up the civil the past in the next six months, damning evidence, despite) Last week Fagg called The Press rights problems,” the GOP leader|under his leadership. declared, called on Rhee at’ his hillside |with a .22 calibre rifle, was level- Postmaster General Summerfield rigid Jewish laws protect-|with the news that one of his said today. The department has ing a iman against Self-White Rock hens had laid a half- deliveries mansioncongratulate him. to |pound egg. This matched news re- asked for bids on 500,000 ball point incrimination. five feet behind him, d ceived in February when Mrs. Ber- 16 gauge shotgun after swung his joo>med as stopped al-| 1957, Lakes Shipping ‘Normal’ the bird. and 500,000 refills for use Jesus, sensing the trap, ha |together-. | City Manager Walter K. Willman State Dems to Meet pens ‘nal Pacer also of Clarkston, called PORT HURON (INS)—Shipping “I have spoken openly | Just as he pulled the trigger, throughout the country. retorted: Complete sections of the county said a silver spade had been se- |with the news that one of-her pul- ‘Schaub stood up. were isolated, with no communi-_ cured for the occasion. on the Great Lakes returned to WASHINGTON (INS) — State in the synagogues » * * to the world. . lets had laid a six-ounce egg. cation or access available, Sheriff's) On hand will be city officials, ar-‘“‘normal’’ yesterday with Coast Democratic leaders will meet in deputies struggled In secret, I spoke | C. Ziem will be Prosecutor Frederick said today charges | Tests with ball points at -select-27d the temple. But that wasn't the end of Fagg's to reach two chitect Leo J. Heenan and sev-Guard icebreakers keeping ice the nation’s capital April 20-21 nothing. Ask them that have heard) no to ed offices for the last several ; story. When he broke the egg open, |peopke reported dead or dying be-'eral contracters for the build-jams loose at the entrance to Lake map strategy for the 1956 cam- Me what I spoke.” made. ‘he found not only the usual yolk months showed few were stolen. | A : : guard slapped ifore telephone connections broke. ing, which will house the police Huron. Four freighters passed paign. The session will follow by him. Then He Gas oflthe users) é-vileh fa department, fire department of-through the St. Clair River Sun-three days a similar assembly in “Few individuals will risk up to hody already «marting «.,, Shelled egg inside. day. Washington of Republican leaders, _ was brought before the council jad welts te ennees a Plan U.S. Gift folitosl P © 4 body already smarting at Roman) Which hen is of the storm was the inches ifices and municipal courts. responsible for NEW YORK (INSi—The New. tures a year in prison or up to a $500 aeiiecae uc acne eaane this triple-duty performance is the York Journal-American said today of“gooey mud underlying’ drifted | fine to steal a pen labeled ‘Prop-authority, and keenly sensitive tO Guection today. But you can bet, that the United States is preparing snow on. unpaved roads, Motor. | | Party Leaders Clash in Debate attack. any new he erty of the United States Post Of- “match friends ifowl fice Department’ and held to the | He stood there, Nicodemus re- desk by a chain,” he said. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) that!” to ‘our basic friendship.” On March 26, Bagley afd John-| ——E |son streets still were blocked by 'drifted snow, City buses stil] were) see *] The Common Cold—and You ‘not running until midafternoon, All) ‘county schools were closed, and! rural mail delivery was stopped. But by March 27, conditions were, fairly well under control, Not real-* ly back to normal, but headed that ‘Two-thirds of all sickness is catived ithe average family member gets: More abundant, and hence inex-/put up the cash to back their belief way. And County residents started Respiratory Diseases Blamed for Many Illnesses by respiratory diseases—flue and pneumonia among them. What ts 6.5 respiratory diseases per year pensize, animals—like rabbits that the common cold is industry's looking around them for things to ectence doing about cure, prevention = * * * remember about the storm, so they ; and mice—don’t catch colds. |number one problem. and treatment? This is the first of could snort in future years: ; four informative. authoritative ar-Thereeare more than half a bil But now cold virus can be grown EXPERIMENTS PAYING OFF ticles on the scientific cold front “Think this is a storm? Man, battle. relatively cheaply and in quantity Dr. Yale Kneeland Jr., of the jlion common colds a year. vou should have been around in’ In addition, thousands of Ameri- ‘in tissue cultures made of minced-Foundation, declares the “problem ‘47 _ | | ' By EDWIN DIAMOND cans are carrying around flu bug: : up monkey kidney. jot acute respiratory diseases seems INS Science Writer and ether more serious virus in-| | * * @ inearer to a solution than at any Some day soon, responsible re-|fections at this moment. A little over a year ago & 8TOUP time in the past.” He offers these Cloudy, Cold Tonight, searchers say, you Will go to YOUr RESEARCH PROGRESSING of American companies helped isummaries: = doctor in early November and get Research on these diseases is Organize the common cold founda-*“ * © a single vaccine shot and perhaps underway at many scientific cen-|tion to sponsor respiratory disease! | INFLUENZA— About eight Weatherman Says ase per a drug ‘compound—and end the ters. The communiques from cold-research and public education) cent of all common respiratory, winter and spring miseries of stuf-The Weatherman says it will be war fronts add up to one consistent Services. \disease cases. There are vaccines fed head, cough and fever. outlook: science is pressing for-| Today. some 73 companies have effective against certain types only cloudy and cold tonight with a low And while the respiratory dis-ward with new techniques and new) ~ ~~ jat present. But experimental work ranging from 24 to 28 degrees. eases are no longer big. killers, (determination to knock out respira- ‘on a ‘‘fool-proof”’ effective vaccine Tomorrow it will be cloudy with | is going on now. occasiénal light rain or snow and ~ 10 | APC VIRUS INFECTIONS — The statistics of respir-(cases have been knocked out. } County News... >... victory. a little colder. The high will be fory disease show: “| x ‘ * .*, = " Editorials .............. 6 | About |13 per cent of respiratory from34 to 28. ONC, gaorts ooo... .cons eens: A, : iaj|,. The mew techniques Include = = lowest temperature -pre-— (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) The | (oreaa a ee acetal (that enables scientists t0 ST") | Teter TV @ Radio Programs... 33 | enn iceding 8 am. was 27 degrees. AIR POLITICAL ISSUES — PaulM. Butler at CongressHall in Philadelphia Sunday. shortly cy aauneen, viruses in test tubes. ‘ ae Prepared thermometer registered 48 at, (left) Democratic national chairman, and Leonard before they participated in a heated debate on the) is| Previously, cold virus could be | Wilson, Eearl........... 18 Two-thirds of all sickness Angus Campbell Tax, Coasaltant p.m. ‘ | diseases. The letters stand for | W. Hall, Republican national chairman, are shown Bulletin Forum, sale Women’s Pages...... 13 thra 17 903 W. Huron ~ Open Eves. rE 2-3615 a * eS ee by Brave Nicodemus ae Eor! Burrill (ContinuedFrom Page One) {gance and makes him like a child will follow in'Oak. Hill Cemetery. : — knowing he is small — but ex-| | huberantlysomeone is caring). | for him sure Richard T. Workinger ° ing Lot-HH will be voted on by City|: . | And then He said something Born. in Norwalk, Ohio on No-this with evening, a Service for Richard T. Work- , |about God so loving the warld ivember 11,1894, he wag the son of that He had sent His son — in Charles and Ella Lawson Burrill. inger, 47, of 139 S. Edith St., will be held.at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday He married Flogsie Bauer in 1915 man's likeness — to suffer the the Donelson-Johns Funeral and was a resident of the city for 32. years. : of men’s sad, perverse confusion and sin. Surviving besides his wife are 28 years. seven children; John C. Burrill, Born in VanWert County, Ohio, Ronald G. Burrill, Mrs, Allen B. he was the son of Edwin and Cath- Cc frowned, and his voice Green, Mrs. Ronald E.'Drake, Mrs. He stood up, his frail old back erine Workinger. He married Eth-and the regular service rose with judicial imperiousness, straight and determined. i ~ WILLIAM W. DONALDSON EARL J. SMITH Allen B. Barren, all of Pontiac, elyn F. Taylor in Pontiac August m, ; Qne thing he could do! He knew 25, 1934. MT adjure Thee by th living God Mrs, Charles C, Simmons of Good- that Thou tell us whether Thou be rich and Mrs. Francis C. Rhames Surviving are his widow, his ‘ Donaldson, Smith Seeking surviving Biman Youth — the Christ, the Son of God!" of California, Also are mother, a son Larry and a sister, Jesus looked at him, 16 grandchildren and 1 great grand- Mrs, John Friedly of Pontiac. child, Post From District Three Back Home Today Funeral] will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- EDITOR'S NOTE: This ts the third in the series of seven articles on the day from the Voorheis-Siple Chapel M4 City Commission candidates and thet r statements sub: -iwith the Rev, Otto G. Schultz of- “11 Persons Die One candidate from serve@ 1086-57 term on the City Commission in the coming Apri] 2 city election. cessway, is expected to cost $160,- DISTRICT 3 White Chapel Cemetery. 000, Egbert says. The 10-foot walk- Pauw University,back District 3 voters will be confronted with the same decision they way would save about $30,000, was with his parents today, - faced in 1954 as they go to the poll ls one week from today to elect a Eugene B. Fisher which could go into other parking on State Roads Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walton, commissioner to represent their district. ; plans, he said. ~ 880 Yarmouth,their son,. Alan, of said from Eugene B. Fisher, 58, of 124 N. On the ballot next Monday will be Mayor William W. Donaldson, He’ points out that there is delay Saginaw St., died Saturday, in St. 18-Year-Old Mother had been suffering amnesia, seeking a second term, and Earl J. Smith, whois making a second bid in developing Parking Lot 3A, Joseph Mercy Hospital, He had to win a place on the City Commission, -been ill and hospitalized for two Two Children Among north of Hamilton, because of Park He vanished from the univer- and Ferndale street problems, but sity campus at Greencastle, Ind., Smith, 34, of 138 W. Lawrence St., is a partuer in the Brace-days. Weekend Fatalities thatthe lot may be in use by next March9 and was found uncon- Smith Funeral Home. The candidate was defeated by Donaldson in Born to Eli and Minnie Fisher in scious on the lawn in front of the fall. Gladwin County, he married Signe Sjastrand in St. Paul, Minn. De- the 1934 city election, * By International News Service St. Louis, Mo, library, late Michigan traffic accidents dur-Sa és _ Both candidates were nominated to the April ballot without need of cember 22, 1919. ing the weekend took 11 lives. Walton's disappearance had Mr, Fisher wags employed by a primary as they were the only two to file a petition for the District 3 Two accidents each claimed two police the Birmingham Schoo] system. post. : victims and in one of them, an 18- Donaldson, 50, of 153 W. Lawrence St., was elected to his present year-old mother of two children Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Shortly after he was found, Wal- George Bryant of Clare, Mrs. Gath-'was killed. ton remembered his identity and term as mayor in 1954 after serving two terms as mayor pro-tem from 1944 to 1948. * P Beside the parking lot hearing, el Goffnett of Waterford Township, contacted his parents. His father, Donaldson operates an insurance agency in the city and was re-tonight's discussions will be on a Dead are: and Mrs. Loren Yarbrough of Pon-a research chemist, flew to St. cently elected to his fourth term as president of the Pontiac Founda-Mrs. Nannie Robertson, 53, request by the John Chiera Com- tiac. Louis and returned with the pany that the well on East Maple ‘of Aubin. Funeral service will be held at youth last night. be made available for a projected | Smith is a native of Pontiac, like Donaldson, and a veteran of | Mrs. Willie Lee Berner, 54, of 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Huntoon Fu- residential development just be-“Everything is fine now,” Mrs, World War II. He is a graduate of Wayne University and a member neral Home, with burial in White Sumpter Township. yond the eastern city limits. Walton said. “Alan is perfectly Mrs, Patricia Johnson; 18, of} of the Pontiac Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, and the Junior Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Gare’s communication normal—very hungry.” . Chamber of Commerce. Grand Rapids, L. R. points out that certain streets in Virgil Lloyd Daniels, 42, of Flint. “He can't remember anything of Statements submitted to The Press by the candidates follow: Mrs. Maude E. Hymers with the city have been posted Allen H. Worden, 40, of Lansing. the past two weeks,” the motherload limits for trucks, according WILLIAM W. DONALDSON EARL J. SMITH Mrs. Maude Estella Hymers, 87, Robert Coats, 14, of Quincy. added. ‘Judging from the way he “Tt is my belief that citizens “It is my contention that the of 97-Union St., died Sunday, after Noble Taylor, 32, of Traverse to a city ordinance. A springtime puts away steaks and French fried be in force elect a commissioner because they prerequisitefor a good commis-an illness of several years. City. measure, the limits will potatoes, I don't believe he had one : Carol Ann Wanger, 17, of Sturgis. for a 15-day period. have faith in his honesty, enter-sioner is a thorough knowledge of Born in Almont, she had lived decent meal.” * * * Arthur Johnson, 30, of Detroit. that he will assemble and weigh esty, sound judgment and ,noral a member of the Central Methodist 35 pounds since his disappearance. prise, and judgment. They assume civic needs and problems, hon-in the city for 60 years. She was Mrs, Walton said her son lost Mrs. Anna Kempa, 67, of Detroit. The Ruth Shain Class on In- J. B. Tackett, 32, of Redford ternational Affairs will hear a all facts and render a decision convictions.” Church, and a court stenographer| on how Demo- Township. talk tomorrow cratic principals were influenced based’on what he believes to be “I also believe that all voters for many years, BRING YOUR FILM to SIMMS only for the distriet, but should have a voice, by poll, in all Her husband, Elmer, died in 1934. | Mrs, Robertson died early this for BEST POSSIBLE Pictures adenoids, pharynx (throat) and a whole.” major civic affairs. Regardless of how the individual commissioner feels on certain issues the voter should be allowed to cast a vote and not have to force it by pe- iof Rat Poison tition as was the case in municipal parking, water fluoridation and Autopsy Planned to Fix public housing.” Exact Cause of Two “These are major issues and should be decided by the popu- Deaths in Jackson “Dawn to Dust’’ was the title of morning after being struck by a a volume of poems published under car driven by Houston Doty, 31, her name. She was a charter mem-of Detroit, ber of OES 228, and past Worthy Mrs. Berner was killed and three Matron of that group. persons injured, one critically, in She also participated in the Pon- a three car crash on Sumpter tiac Garden Club and Dirt Garden- Road. ers organizations. . Mrs. Berner was a passenger in| Funeral service will be held at a car drvien by Holsee Baylis, 55, 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Sparks-of New Boston. 35 u74. 854 pate woman given way to confidence. I would appreciate again being elected to serve on your team of progress.” Absentee Ballots Available Until 2 P.M. Saturday Pontiac voters who will be un- Gunmen Flee With $200 able to go to the polls a week from lace and not by the commission.” “Issues of major significance, but yet too small to ballot on, I will) revert to the voters in District 3 by mail for the consensus of opin- jon.’’ ; “If elected I vow to keep all my pledges and campaign | ises ” The Common Cold and You Story (Continued From Page One) the three areas usually attacked: Griffin Chapel, with burial in Perry Mt. Park. Dr. Milton H. Bank will officiate. The Eastern Star will have a service at the funeral home at 8 p.m, Tuesday. Clyde Mosher Clyde Mosher, 63, of 64 Mark St. died Saturday in Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital after an illness of one week, Born on June 4, 1892, he was the son of Charles and Mary Davis Mosher. He married Katherine Summer in Pontiac in 1935. He was a resident of Pontiac for 50 years and an employe of Fisher Body. Mrs. Johnson and Daniels were killed yesterday when their car went out of control on U.S. 16 near lonia and hit a tree. Mrs. Johnsen is the mother of two small children, Daniels’ son, Lloyd J., 23, of Grand Rapids, was critically in- jured. | Worden and Coats were killed: Saturday in a head-on collision on M99 ten miles northeast of Char-| lotte. Miss Wagner also died Saturday in a two-car crash on U.S. 27 nine miles north of Coldwater. Taylor was killed yesterday Birmingham Is Stricken While Training Dog BIRMINGHAM—Edgar H. Jones, 42, a Birmingham insurance ex- ecutive and sportsman was strick- en with a heart attack while train-| Black and White afternoon. ing his dog yesterday Super-Sized Photos Mr. Jones was out in the field with his dog, Cissy, during a dog field! trial at the Highland Recreation, | C om Area west of Pontiac, when he suf-| PRINT fered the attack. He died on the way to Pontiac General Hospital. s * * Compare price and quality any- President of Weimaraner Club ? where! Only genuine EASTMAN of Michigan,.Mr. Jones was with)’ KODAK paper and chemicals used to assure best possible pictures. Each photo has deckled edges and eee EE ae ee a Move and Fro den, playroom, Fleet ‘ when his car went out of control members of the club when he was/’ After Menacing Woman and struck a utility pole in stricken. ; date stamped on it. today for the city election, will conjunctive tissue (eye). Surviving besides his wife and downtown Traverse City, ) have until Saturday, March 31 Pistol-Point Mr, Jones was assistant at to } man- mother is a nephew, Charles Mosh- ALL COLOR FILMS APC virus causes a grippe-like Johnson was killed yesterday Detroit office of a; ager of the » cast absentee ballots. 3 jer of Pontiac. ‘cold lasting as long as five days. -Rushed Direct EASTMAN KODAK when the car in which he. was City Clerk Ada R. Evans said) absentee ballots are available in to Equitable Life Assurance Society |. | : 4 Two armed bandits held up the te new vaccine aimed at the APC| Funeral will be at 2:30 | p.m. riding collided with q truck at W. viruses has been tested on convict Tuesday from St. Andrews Epis- the clerk's office at the City ‘Warren and Scotten. volunteers and is now being studied copal Church with the Rev. Waldo Daniel's clothing was covered for Best Color Prints § : Mrs. Kempa was killed Friday Hall. The effice will remain open with the gooey mixture, he said, but there was no indication either in a group of 240 naval recruits at/ Hunt officiating. Burial will follow ; Simms RUBH all Kodachrome } night when struck by a truck while weekly from 8 a.m. to’ 5 p.m. ( direct to Eastman Kodak for Great Lakes, Ill. lin Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. The , trying to cross a Detroit street. and will be open until 2 { best color developing. Fast, de- p.m. on to file There are indications this vac-/Pody is at the Huntoon Funeral pendable service and best Tackett was killed Friday night pos- Saturday for people wishing sible color quality. ‘ Home. their absentee ballots. cine may cut certain seeearmsery| when his car slammed into the RRL PN : illnesses as much as 80 per cent. rear of another on the outskirts of The question is: For how long? \Gerald 8B. Wiggins Next Monday's election will be decide commissioners 15, and Robert Byron, 7, both at home. Detroit. to on seven for the City Commission and to STREP THROAT INFECTIONS Gerald B. Wiggins, 65, of 122 * * vote on a charter amendment to) —About seven per cent of res-Dwight St. died yesterday after an Arrest Twelve in Raid; Funeral service will be at the) , 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor the child fell into a deep sleep illness of one week. Church of the Ascension on 14 Mile PPL LLLP LLL LPP PP switch the date of future city elec-piratory disease. Antibiotic Face Arraignment Today tions to the third Monday in April rouse him from which his father couldn't treatment now is considered ef-Born in Vermont on November Road, at 2 p.m. Wednesday with and-Dania] was rushed instead of the first. fective. if used in time against 27, 1890, he was the son of Burt | Twelve persons, arrested in a burial in Glen Eden Cemetery on to the hospital again. This time he| | this bacteria-caused Infection, J, and Winifred Cross Wiggins. He ‘vice squad raid Saturday night, 12 Mile. The body will be at Bell ELECTRIC WALL CLOCKS Aiwas pronounced dead on arrival. VIRUS PNEUMONIA — About ‘married Lorene Brown and was a face arraignment today on charges Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Specially Priced for * * resident of the city for 26 years. (of loitering at 76 Wessen St., along Company until Wednesday noon. State Probes Record | five per cent. Virus still not culti- , Tonite and Tuesde He was employed by General Mo-| with William H. Stratton, 63, who ‘was charged with illegal sale of Little Judy shortly thereafter be- Mr. Jones was a graduate of vated; that is, the triggering bug of Licensing Deputy 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS displaying symptoms of Ill- Truck and Coach, Michigan State University, and had| tors gan hasn't been trapped as yet. ‘liquor at that address. similar to those previously lived in Lansing before going to left on foot through the ness He is survived by his wife, daughter; Mrs. Mary Cari. 4 COMMON RESPIRATORY DIS- a brother. She was ad- L. | Stratton was released under $50 Mrs. Schmidt said, and noted in her Detroit. He was a member of the . Michigan Auditor General Victor, EASES—a catch-all category rep- mitted to a hospital, but died Spartan Club of Detroit, an MSU | bond. Police claim that Officer Wil- a \M. Targonski said today his office | resenting about two-thirds of all) son of Houston, Texas, and two few hours later, liam Newman bought a drink at the|alumni group. He also belonged) Wessen street home where Sire f° the Detroit Association of Life. is investigating a $55 shortage in the cases. Included are the “com-| grandchiliren, Also surviving Is | -Double funeral services are the drivers’ licensing accounts of/mon’’ common cold, sniffles, what a sister; Mrs. Henry Grenier of ton lives. Underwriters. Oakland County Policewoman) doctors call ‘“‘coryza,” stuffed) Watham, Mass. dren. Barbara H. Riley. | head, and you-name-it. | Funeral will be at 3 pm. “There is a shortage of $55,""| The common cold foundation Wednesday from the Donelson- Targonski said today. “When our calls this unknown territory and (Johns Funeral Home with the: Delay Threatens investigation is completed, we will recommends _ it receive major Rey Fred R. Tiffany of the Beth- :| Hammarskjold's Seif-Starting Electric recommend that restitution be share of attention. lany Baptist Church officiating. Bur- The Only FILLED Kitchen Clock Science knows. the common cold 40-44.” choné sought and appropriate action be lial will follow in Perry Mt. Park > ; . tow 90-0. "Gioney rn cckaer Saeee Peace M 1ssi0on taken by the prosecuting attorney.”” is virus-caused. Its problem is £0 oaciery. . Difterence A C U R A T E L Y iat ies mek totes em] UNTTED NATIONS, N.Y, (INS)| Sherif Frank trons sald he find ‘he virus pd thd BY EXPERTS $3.98 99 kjold's peace mis.| 8ccepted Mise Riley's resignation Mrs. Herman Wilson pode Velee ad = —Dag Hammarskjold's peace mis-Saturday, and said the y (Next—On the track of the bug) o PRICES Teday in Pontise sion to the Middle East was threat-3-D Dial Face Design — preceding $ @.m. in Mrs. Herman (Ida Belle) Wilson, | temperature has been refundedfull. “—”—oln Barings of 10% to 40% © Fresh, Pare Drags Used 7. ened today with delay. Aa pictured, St pearson guaranteed 75, of 1373 Stanley St. died yes- At ® a.m.: Wind velocity 0-8 m.p.b. case Miss Riley told him, he said,| Exploding Gases Top Direction: Weet. The U. N. Security Council terday after an illness of two days. | to fun time keeper. oulded plastic beautiful colors. (0% tax). that applications for new licenses) Sagi aad S LIVIN ..*:, Remade Swe sete Monday at 6:5) 98 N. p.m. meets this afternoon to consider resolution proposi: Born in Lapeer on May 7, 1880. Gun rises Tuesday et 6:24 8.m. Barware ndash ag and renewals were being held | Nop ; Novelty Animated 6:33 om. SS ay eeaere TS — back for further checking. | ’ of of te ar bes helene ay Sia! | -o-ea ee Moon sets Tuesday et rwuvrvvyvwvTYV. » Tem area to confer with al Miss Riley's issuing permit was (a ma = eas oad wa, al ae = Se KROCKER SPANIEL ses fl —valle revoked by Secretary of State WASHINGTON UR — Exploding eee ese years, my enssaaaias Eleciric Wall Clock MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY! : a o¢ 7 James M. Hare two weeks ago gases in a 100-foot metal tube ne S eal children: Speedy approval of the proposal Surviving | are seven when she was charged with tak- had been expected but Lebanon have created speeds of more than Nejson Wilson, Floyd Wilson, Mrs. . . B ¢<:-;..........4 Wrought lron-SWIVEL $6.95 Value and Syria—two Arab states not on od’ aig — rathen' 18.000 miles an hour and temper-/ Amanda Weber, Mrs. Vida Butler. members of the council—now are]. see tee aapliaat conse *rlatures half again as hot as the/all of Pontiac, George Wilson of B § ¢ ~% ; 99 3 | V St d 3 ,|expected to demand participation), orice. sun's surface. Flint, Mrs. Mable Pence and Mrs.|B 3 38 in the discussion. An Air * * * Lorraine — cerirced oman) ¢ 3 rt an Western delegates Sook , orce-announgement California. Also surviving aret tA ; , _ | Reghlar [yesterday said the condition& pre-|brothers, William, Cyde and Ora/E Breeding Up > ee Bioreagents io Artificial Beck have | rast LANSING — Artificial vail for only a few millionths of aj McKay of Fiint. : #i| neuver, The two states asked for 2 30-day postponement ae dales cous alan Ge second in laboratory experiments,| Funeral will be at 2p.m. Wednes-|B $5.95 Forth——Tail Wags To and day from the Pursley Funeral/— : of the session, hang ty the Michi but they permit a study of the with the| Home with the Rev. Theo. R. Alle- : interaction of satellites eoith's atmosphere.” chigan, Chigan| Breeders Cooperative Value a oe also would|Artificial : . Seating of the “Arabs State Uni-* 2 @ 1 tas — + =. told announced size TV "Novelty alld tect Is-|was told at Michigam. a similar demand from Sturdy Ereper, EG, FOR As pictured, holds the de. | Pontiac Home & Builders Air Force set. The -|versity. The cooperative was any : tne ioe toc H ANY-ANGLE rel top eye a poumores The council meeting was called/that 2,693 new members with 31-velopment of the ‘shock tubes" U, requested “‘urgent/403 action” room, | 2 Sante the reom. rm wrought iron in black. laboratory SH OW the ‘Avco research’ durize theat enrolled S, after the and early cows were to prevent an|past year and a total of 171,515at Everett, Mass. ; 2 * Arab-Israeli outbreak. Hammar-cows were serviced by artificial) The tube js like a cannon, 100) ; F 98 N. Saginaw SIMM) Ae] —2nd Floor | skjold had planned to leavé on his insemination, an increase of 12 feet long and four inches in dia-| NEXT WEEKmission per cent over the previous. year. |' meter, 98 .N. Saginaw —Zndnext Sunday, we 2. { ee « o ' ¥ J _ bw~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 26,1956 THREE Dog-i H Experta estimate that about 30 chet so week Wd oon | ; Going Buses Wars Build Heavy Debt per cent of U.S. farms are part-jeach of your eyes where the optic’E TONIGHT ad TUESDAY ONLY PRICES! have notitime or residential Make Your Old ELECTRIC SHAVER Cut COLCHESTER,Eng. (INS) —| NEW YORK-Wars farms. —nerve emers, | SHOP anes save at Simms Sve untit ‘a : 0 OPM Like New. Again bili : “ SPECIAL PURCHASE Genuine FACTORY i Stur-Dee “WEEKENDER” x. | SHAVER Men’s Slacks - HEADS — _ wrap any Easter Gift Basket for mailing ware ae of any extra cost. Hurry today, Easter's not far away! $8.50 per Set ¢ ee eececccecee Pleated Hollywood —— AAS proportion tail- & ‘60° DELUXE charedai, brown, sary, wheat and blue, Sims 20-48. $4.50 Value | s 1-9 shaver head for Geberdines—Linens—Rayon & Nylon Remington ‘60° and Big Selection— *60’ deluxe model, ‘$11.50 per Set a... rm " Aut : ADVERTISED ALL LOWER PRICED eoeeeeeeveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Boys’ Pants «es See Candy and Toy Filled For Schick ‘20’ -‘25’ and ‘Custom’ Easter Baskets Calisheen 6 to Wantedgabardines 18 Years colors.in- y hi a ; » 5 SCHIC HEADS DOUBLE : wuded. acey set Zipper Wy, hy cuffed. Anche soe *Sup- As LowAs er-Honed’ cutting Colerfully decorated and filled with popular toys i ~ Cg head for all models 3° and delicious Easter o: ea a *Cus- 49° candy. JIMMJ: 0) fal a8) Toa Saas Will Give YoYou iCcarer: Closer Shaves ‘Remington ‘Special’ Booster Deluxe Tk Regular $5.95 Value Converts AC current to DC current for faster, closer shaves, For any make shaver. 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Perfect FIT and EXTRA WEAR BOYS’ and GIRLS’ ACCORDION Prices for Nenight Tommy Only! “E-JAY” Shoes DOORS Fits Up to 32-In, Doorways | Sizes LADIES & WEAR 8.95 814 to 12 MAIN SPECIALS Sizes 1212 to 3... .4.98 “Petty Flaws” of $1.00 QUALITY — vty price ™ PUMPS-STRAPS-OXFORDS .. . with , all the features of $6 and $7 foot- Double GUARANTEE backed Nylon Hosiery 59°: Painted if Desired. Results Guaranteed ESOTERICA & Onty BZ pws Tax 3 MONTH SUPPLY % Merrid weathered brown spots on the hands—wrinkles end Adds6 eq. ft. of usable space to any room. Reinforced steel top, silent nylon nea paay “tl ENDICOTT-JOHNSON weighted bottom, Install yourself with a Piclnronds a Boys’ Oxfords 38-inch Accordion Door sere eneonne Sizes 6% to : Popular 15 denier-—51 with gauge crow's-teet on the face ere tell-tale signs of approaching age. minor imperfections that are hard to find and - FADE age spots, dim wrinkles—quickly with new ESOTERICA Does NOT LESSEN the wearing quality. 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Notice to City of Pontiac. = won all other state offices, how- (Michigan's history is rich and sitve-county level—both Wayne and Cal-\stage and tried to speak to thejever. Ferris, a: teacher and found- Too often it fs lost in the duliness of ual “The Northwest 3 am gro ions delegates. Almost immediately,|er of Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, ners later be pcan John F. Cremer of M tte, alwas " 4 two Some 0 oo ene Caen ie the regen sent come 4, Taft-man, wrestled Gordon to the against a Republican candidate. 28 _—*|Neither ‘Taft Roosevelt could the file witn. Michi Witasas asoscate — on Realtor’ . on Cee heecktem : Ere iinet, aan nor goaee beat Woodrow] 1956 Dog License now due and payable ‘Roose.| That's when the brawl broke |Win enough votes to trouble the (dent . eeciotF-Giver Batt) é (Advertisement) : By JOHNBARBOUR velt, had anticipated—|ordered the Bay City and| of| into ing, opea. 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One|people who fill his daysat tis) «4 weald be difficult to paint Checked first to see that his three| edie . 4key to it lies in this statement: (home at Stockbridge, Mass. individuals who have lost their |50DS, watching the fire excitedly 1 aye Hilly. on : > Your ee: of Colors! “What you are. ep «> faith," Rockwell said recently. {om a window, were all right. ; who of picked a and inside shows in) They are peoplehave lived, “EL could sketch the outline then up pencil pad and returned outdoors. During the your face,” full lives. They have known bard. their faces, But the inner said glow that gives them character = With’ “Purchase of This New Modet next hour he busied himself sketch- the famous artist. ing the firemen at work. “Your eyes, soon-| Early the next morning, the ar From Guideposts, Copyright 1986) * be missing." er or later, be-‘He picked up & magazine and EASY SPINDRIER turned to the he sh of a teenager who had become involved in a brutal murder. “Look at that WASHER face,’ Rockwell said.. “There is undenia ay success little godliness in his face."" Scouse |FREEDOM OF WORSHIPRegular $179.95 ROCKWELL people who have) But there certainly was. godli- posed for him. He has. depicted ness in‘the faces of the men and | their stories in-more than 300 Sat-« women who had posed for Rock- jurday Evening Post covers: They well's “Freedom of Worship." |f jwere his friends, his neighbors, Among the models, one woman had struggled for years to raise, 127" practically’ Without help from any- one, her nine children. AnotherNO MONEY ndee womag had recently been wi- [Study of Cancer Exactly as pictured. The big dowéd.: One of the. men had suf- "And you get this lovely : ; EASY that does family : : washings “in minutes . . colortul, warm blenket free! | ri wad Boat a Bore extracts rinse water to iron-Immediate Delivery! j 0 10d ene . m in war. 4 3 q : ing dampness. SavesSaves time! ye GOOD work! Easy Terms! HOUSEKEEPING(ho . of PONTI AC ‘ | : Society to Streamline Cash Grants, Provide Security to Scientists NEW YORK (®—The American om Society ee —, a reorganization s fe- search program, aimed at stepping! up _~ scientific attack oo cancer. As they waited in his studiofor Rockwell to tell them how te pose, he instructed simply: “Just go ahead and pray.” They did, each in his or her own way —the freedom which the painting implies, 1 “They are peopie,"’ Rockwell | — Pace a — —_ to/ ite. ause ol eir inner strength, they derived dignity from! suffering that might have = reducing aw helps science you take off your fat while you eat the foods you choose — | : 4 3 51 West Huron| Open St. Shop by Phone, ; ; Monday and F, riday Too! Le Evenings Phone . "til 9 | FE :4-1555 line its, pe oe pharjive it NS!samy cnc za' i ‘ pea -vise rigrgra jer oie BREAKS OF LIFE— “Pepper”|Ma sea hein his 11-month-old lifetime, in|!" Minneapolis, Minn, But he has perdngelRockwell orhimself once facedfaced atre + a. 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China—Fitth Floor he THE PONTIAC PRESS thé Administration's of these, victory Voice of the People. a. chances, One of course, is its of ‘Speed Be excellent_record accom- ‘plishment. in both foreign and Should Posted , domestic affairs. The is the if Is other tact that the President’s personal: Minimum Obsérved’ popularity continuesgrow. to A Blow to Retailers: . Michigan State University’s Bureau Entered ot Post Office, Pontiac, ag second clase matter of Business Research has completed MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED THE PRESS an informativeof the survey cost to lip: in 3 merchants of Detroit’s six week news- FE ee Sig HE Re aR gee Sse eee write into our State Constitution ” Researchers stressed in their report Russia’s Number 1 Killer what the Press believes to be a long the importance with which merchants overdue improvement. As draftedit viewed newspaper advertising. So Now Is Protecting Lives would provide that: great was this that suburban and Could Boomerang special interest newspapers increased “No person who has been con- their advertising lineage tremen- victed of or of a felony -David Says: subversion Lawrence involving a breach of public dously. ee EE trust, shall be eligible for either Economic Discontent, Rebellious Mood House of the Legislature.” Sec. Benson asks the public for : * * * ideas to help the farmers. One big charges of collaborating with the Indicated by Public Opinion i inU.S.S.R. Germans. -House debate on the issue, at times help would be for city relatives to Poland—Poles were removed or case weekending their incipient the of Socialist tyrannical colonialism exists, the took quite heated, recalls the of the stop so often with WASHINGTON—An re-For Union Soviet wiped out when Russians and.virtually sistance to the established govern-Republics is, after all, a federa-many ways of provoking revolu-. Over half of it territorially and put Detroit DemocratJ. Wi-farming relatives eat-many countries tion be opened up. Anruony tion of small with would ment in Soviet Russia seems to be Red stooges in power in the re- Kowsk!. Twice he was denied the ing them out of house and home. many different nationalities. As a Also it would bring nearer the under, way. It may not spell revo-writer the Times’ in ‘London put day when the colonies under could gradu- Senate seat to which he had been it: Western rule be Slave Labor—Serov and his men elected because 20 years ago he had The Man About Town OUTCOME OF COLONIALISM ally given their independence generally were credited with sup- been convictedfraud in connec-is out-a that wouldn't enforced labor for the of “The Soviet empire the with feeling they come of a policy of colonial expan- be gobbledup by Communist tion with a recount of votes for Sec-Tops inthe Nation sion steadily pursued over the past agents and tafittrators, retary of State. 300 years. From being a small There is something stirring in- military state in the 16th Century, side’ Soviet Russia which is in- Democratic Floor Leader Carey Sanatorium Is Cited for creasing the opportunities to draw accused the of to Outstanding TB Work of one-seventh of the globe. Most the people of Soviet Russia away invite Serov, but will share with Russia has become the possessor The British did not specifically Republicanstrying Its of this expansion was accomplished from their criminal leaders. him the responsibility for protect- cover up in the Wi.Kow-The thing which “footprints Taxes: only on under the czars, but territorial ag-(Copyright, 1956, New York ing the Bulganin-Khrushchev junk- sxr case.” But Republicans pointed people do not jump when they're grandizement has been one of the Herald Tribune Inc.) , because et all leaders”’ down. few features of the czarist regime hold of the “eollective maintained by the Communists.” out that the amendment was laid in the Kremlin guilty by associa- aside when WILKowsk: personally * * * « Looking Back tion in the crimes committed. There are over 500 tuberculosis sana- LJ * LJ Now if some of the fiery enthusi-15 Years Ago was an issue. ~ toriums in our nafion. Each year the When he landed in London Serov Serov is a short man with thtn- asm to emancipate peoples from YVUGOSLAVS ENRAGED by en- was greeted editorially with cries * * * National Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity ning brown hair and gray-blue “colonialism'’ — which unfortun-try into Axis. The finding of the researchers is that business men lost the staggering sum. ‘of $35,000,000. That sum is re- ported to represent the total amount 53 E s 7 MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS of busiriess lost by Detroit merchants —————————————— MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 in sales diverted to stores outside the city limits. State House Approves * * * Hardest hit, the survey shows, | Needed Amendment were shops selling apparel, general With Senate agreement on a minor merchandise, food and furniture in change expected, the year’s first pro-that order. The total effect of the posed State constitutional amend-strike was to reduce Detroit's normal _ Ment soon should be on its way to December retail sales by $29,800,000. In addition, the expected $5,300,000 sales increase for December, 1955, was lost. mo, . x * * Hap i : Hl Al tary side—were to be applied to extended, He worked under Lavrenti P. J. n the shape of memorial the is an actress party bers of his own who con- a library, stimulate the different nationali-CITY'S OPERATING fund totals Beria, former deputy premier and Kristina By JAMES METCALFE now... oe be by sanatorium. . behind where secret chief was all heart soul...tended be that from a person office should pay- not Much of to the selected credit for calling the the atten- ties the Iron Curtain . police who exe-With agree her saw her and in . Her A barred after all who .. tionof of frater-Distance nest Red dramatic role . . missed acted national ing the penalty for a misdeed. heads the Safe mummy’s in Square. very first natural . . never . She the Maintain . And North cae Woodward tke nea Cahaatarions Alumni Group. quaslia' This ile is tions for holds ‘‘fulfillment numerous of decora-a line . ... She And if not any tired Serov rehearsals security For the same reasons which im- her . showed sign pelled us to endorse the Senate’s re-the first to time sanatorium one of the awards this has of been sia it to taken From Disease Carriers assignments." in these . . But quite now a her acting . Fer has also Included ‘‘assignments”’ -jection of WILKowsKI, we are con-given a in part the and had be into Created stir - him are: vinced this amendment should be nation. The presentation ceremonies will account or he would not be able By WILLIAM BRADY, LD. ever he may be. coming down with, attributed to it is obvious to us. . . The bug take place within a few weeks. in power. At the height of his career— he assures you is a mass deportations and bitten . . to remain while it just The has her . She wants to submitted to the voters. Not only do probably the Philadelphia bad—you know what stinkers be a star day .. . see ECONOMIC DISCONTENT chapter the some And we believe they would approve it You may not realize it, but if Public opinion in the Soviet Un-—Doctor Osler opined that a phys-insist on calling their respiratory her name in lights . . . Andby all ician who aspires to attain emi-infections. of stage . standards the . -you live in an all-electric home, jon today centers on economic dis- overwhelmingly, sense but of this common you have investe! ap- nence up the and, it should start Signed 100 and long not more ning disease, one personal reach Kristina greatest prepared . . perta! stakes protection our much profession were, or no: to Legislature as in in as pull health words letters, hygiene, than to diag- page as the is heights . . years. will . should have been provided many medium and automobile. as your educated dis- it, every ten his professional He addressed Dr. nosis, or Brady. sent a be answered the colt darling for . .. A pliances fixtures in fessionally people are anew for meant Willtam treatment, envelope is if stamped b struggle success priced And too, own to Pon- our 12-year-old . world satisfied. are the cost of operating them is Students mood. The showing simplest a life was ordered — Montreal, ‘ina Press, Pontiac, Michigan. of happiness. rebellious so Philadelphia, Baltimore, and {i-(Copyright 1956) (Copyright 1956) about the same. wants of the people go unfilled. nally Oxford, England. The pressure of all this has been 20 Key Districts Hold Noticed on the marque of the Huron making itself felt. In principle this gadding about Case Records of a Psychologist: may be the to Theater: The Kremlin rulers have had ideal way get They but sure Dog Hopes of GOP Victory “How to Be Very Popular” to meet it, think they ahead, one can't be it Bond Between Man, will work. I know, for Fve tried Affectionate “Count Three and Pray.” a Experienced political observers be-have trying found to scapegoat, all They it—Penn Yan, Elmira, are blame it’ on ~ Buffalo, and finally, paradise, and I must lieve that GOP hopes of recapturing Stalin and they are dependent on Congress depend largely on what Since he was denied admission to the the core” Communists say if there is a member of the Evidenced by Grief Over Death of. Pet “hard house after his encounter with a skunk, now to the people that medical profession less loved by been looked at me persuade happens in 20 key Congressional dis-the dog of Stalin's policies are to blame for the brethren, well, I'm sorry for Bud companion had Grandpa's the forgetting his own overheated con-“He up and daily for past tricts next November. Allan their present plight. happy the poor here. geek, However, I'm still eight years. And when Bud dition in the the excitement. left breathing,” wagged his tail a little; quavered then quit as Shimmons Grandpa Finally groundhog the These are won sight Drayton he now a and out of in revealed stem they the bit But cheer envy to need keep me week, Grandpa showing cried for a safety the Bud face. tears streaked down hisof white can Republicans in districts the 1952 “E1sen- by of when Plains sees black hastens panicky of Having popular trying discontent, to that they prob- tide are of don't I me—I get every -died, bond thus of affection the that strong can on him. He shook car and him as a pounced terrier Grandpa literally wanted him buried in cat. giving despair, encounter mankind will more of how exist a would rat. the cemetery HOWER landslide but lost in the ably instead from you up in souls despair to between and a ‘ village but I sold teaching poor has of resistance. faithful * him on buryingoff year election of 1954. Eight of Shoveling away a snowbank inet sarily less mean armed It revolt doesn't or neces- avoid or prevent the illnesses have no dog. line, Emotions for Grandpa thus Then Bud collapsed. * * sight the idea of the of where Bud pal-date Grandpa within porch which make three-fourths of the the 20 are known as “switch dis-persisted near his home most of the win-ace conspiracies right away to everyday work of doctors neces- sobbed like a child despite his telephoned me at our summer Grandpa. spent so many hours in ter, ; seize power. But it means a weak-93 years, and demanded a for-hundred down a chair. place a few yards rocking tricts.” in 1950, They Republicans elected Democrats 1952. ‘ Fred line, ening of authority along the sary, that is, * the 2 C R f. funeral Bud. the road. went see what * * in Roach all s mal for I up to * of der found crocus un- * » Space not here. what means By GEORGE wrong. lay his “Then I be to am hin and Democrats again in 1954, all Rochester it. blossoms La is available to explain cri DR. W. was Bud on side grave,” you'll added, able I see sure CRANE ‘‘And Case R-313: Grandpa Miller, American policy for the last sev-. Bud would rather be you.” by narrow margins.. . eral months prove have Medicine, According the to Preventive agents aged 93. is my father-in-law. So our David Daniel, Boyd's near to boys, After what he terms a disastrous ex- may infective and hard * x »* perience with a lame back, been Eisenhower's fortuitously willingness wise. President go to diseases (germs or viruses) most of the following prop-lived For alone the past on 11 years farm he has In-Grandpa dug a grave insisted in the dry, be large earth. and last year to commonly our it are in Two two of these in Pennsylvania are located and in Mis- over, hands bones creaking all Geneva America's to peaceful inten- by Smallpox, from chickenpox, or panionship except of a handsome the loyal com- dog Mrs. fixed a casket out blistered and proclaim in dramatic secretions nose diana, for roomy. agatedsourl, the fashion mouth: bird Crane of rest in Indiana, Maryland, Virginia “Never Again a Gardener” armament tions and her may readiness have deprived to reduce measles,, fever, mumps, German measles, throat, named Bud. = * large brown the cardboard comforter boxes and to the scarlet septic sore = placed old under and West Virginia. Threeof the other writes a warning others, saying, “A Soviet rulers of their trump card whooping cough, influenza, coryza, Grandpa regarded Bud almost him on which he usually slept. fool and his green thumb are soon —a manufactured fear of military 12 districts one in in two in parted.” ———os Western diphtheria, encephalitis, cerebro-spinal meningi-as cause a fellow human was being. hard And hear- be-We them on some chest. and are Illinois, gathered flowers attack on the Russian people by poliomyelitis, of tis, Grandpa placed his Then Michigan, each California, the governments. pneumonia, ing, was Grandpa recent of company’s With fear war ex-the cate his that stone placed his so Delaware, Massachusetts, Minnesota, A issue his house less of and add’ familiar tuberculosis. diagnostic Besides, dodges Bud by barking very useful somebody to indi- be demanded at that head, a tomb- and organ tells of the good work of ternal trouble, there enstes a —The grip” and ‘“‘a virus.” was at the door. David and Daniel mixed cement Oregon, Pennsylvania Wisconsin. Bill Ashbaugh, concentration The from nose Every Grandpa molded nice on natural on domes-‘secretions the morning would and a marker,The two Michigan districts are the mouth” are usually carried to cook breakfast for but which they former Pontiac young man, now a chem-or himself, lettered: always included an extra portion of sixth, which elected Don HarworTH ether persons by visible or in- ist with a large Texas corporation. visbly moisture droplets in sausage and fried potatoes for Bud. BUD fine and the 17th which sent MarTHaW. At night, Bud hopped upon the To my True Friend the spray given off by cough, walk. Gruirrirus to Washington. There's sorrow in the home of sneeze, or speech, The effective foot of Grandpa's bed and lay there to to get Then Grandpa's he made car, so I E}i Miller into is up till morning. August 1, 1955 ke * * of ‘Mr. Cass and Mrs. Road. E. L. Bauer their is the Communit range 10 or of droplet feet infection sneeze the age 92%, spot lifted him the upon his accustomed Afterwards, Grandpa party’s 1159 Lake “Lady,” —that to 12 (cough or Until of Grandpa on back seat. while and own policies less (speech old Bud take be at election, While many the Republican factors enter party’s into any terrier and bulldog been programs contradictory — the and of spray) spray), or than 5 feet seated drove an on back with People Later so I decided carried to into him I'd would see tears fishing down the lake; jalopy I fox pet, has chances the seat, indoors, I him the trickling his week. for a is and the of revo- there’s a safe-said Grandpa was and placed the face he reminded of chances in these key districts look had missing collar over the She name deaf strengthening lution grow better forces day. ly Therefore, you always enough to was laughingly chauffeur. house bed. him on foot as absence. would be every a with Bauer when zone, if know Bud's of Grandpa's Bud's promisingat this stage. This is so, in she disappeared. use it, when you,approach or are during weeks ud always liked to swim while But the two of part, because much of President approachéd by a person. ill of % to 100 degree weather hed " Grandpa would lament, humid or coming down with one of the res-Bud ¢hased a ground-and when I'd leave him at his last summer, the Ersennowszn’s held prestige that is credited is na- to Orchids 42 piratory infections: from Ketp person at least if house he'd ae stand br and sob 1W. audibly. widely view he a Verbal to— feet away the Always to, oferge Crane or the envir-tional leader above party., = of Rochester; * Mrs. eighty-seventh Olive Funston birthday. ‘ he onment, sneezes or at coughs least fiv on away telfadarensed en from are < _ Afleast two important circum-* Mrs. George H. Kimball him Watch ff you for not the properly stinker masked. out _ of Waterford; eighty-sixth birthdiy. who spreads indiscriminately what- of ‘“‘chief killer,” ‘‘Russian jackal” who ‘is known throughout In the end Rep. Carry voted ately has helped to weaken the BRITAIN’S SHIP losses show de-eyes i and “Serov—go home.” Europe as “The Executioner,” French and British empires or at a for the But most of amendment. crease. “Ivan the Terrible.” . time when these Allies need soli-20 Years Ago Portraits the “no” votes came from mem-darity on the economic and mili-. ANGLO-U.S. Navy parity policy ASSISTED BERIA in) i ‘ ; : ; : oe r ! ‘ = on 4 1 : aA ; : f iy Ps SS wf ace Me Ay ; : : t * j ) é . i é : . oe Pye a J ferns] ° The Easter Bunny Brings a Basket Almost every country has legends ofWudame ma Easter,wt and the Easter rabbit weee | Open a Saving Account Now of colored eggs. This is a bunny in jacket and slippers, putting a fine big basket of colored eggs where the’ children of the family will be sure to find it. | There is much gaiety and rejoicing in spring when everything! begins to grow again and we have summer to look forward to. — . Here is a picture for you to color. Rabbits are of several different. colors, so choose that which you like best and then color the coat and’ slippers in shades that will suit the bunny’s coloring. The slippers. can be very bright and there is a colored lining in the basket to protect | the eggs and make them show up nicely, too. If you have an ideafor Junior Editors, send it in care of this’ newspaper. It may be worth $10to you. j TOMORROW: Their First Easter t ‘Ugley’ Women’s Group [Poor Box Burns | Changes Name Slightly | coLUMBIA, s. 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Inquiry strictly con [}/8he 6 Nt iting the earth.” {disclosed Mion (tort 1 . publica-|fort” Yesterday with is putting a heavier burden 4 Open 9:30 9. Mondayto ee ice Oni toga = thon of secret testimony betore ajon US. diplomats. In addition, plans call for start- No. 29, Flint, Michigan. lal Get tent ave oleae tone f ing 20 new missions in various zg 3 strategic areas of the Middle East and Asia, where. the Russian threatstrongest. An initial out- Secretary of State. = out- is peer donee eiales il said “the independent countries i throughout the world, replacing! colonialism," is inereasing, his Family. size diplomats’ work load. s * * refrigerator ~ A passport racket, the subcom- mittee was told, involves the sale of U.S. citizenship documents to thousands of alien Chinese by brokers in Hong Kong. For $500 down and $2,500 more on arrival, ithe Chinese were provided with documents to enter this country. Roomy 31 Ib. full- The department asked funds to \double the’ investigative staff of the U.S. consulate general at Hong) . width food freezer iKong in an effort to halt the jracket. Fifty-seven employes of the de- partment were fired or quit after being accused of homosexuality REDUCED from 199.95 during 1955, Director Dennis A. Flinn of the office of security tes- tified. Two others were cutoff for alleged Communist activities, he said, adding: * * * | “One individual has been sepa- rated for cause . . . for aggra- vated Communist activities and association. One individual re- signed in Hiew of charges for the same reason." And the termites? They are gnawing at the homes of Voice of America personnel on Okinawa. Here’s a real buy! New °56 The estimated cost to stop them, $270,000. >oamodel. Spacious 8.5 cu. ft. interior affords plenty of stor- Invalid Wife Helps age space. Big freezer has 31 lb. capacity. 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FEDERAL Stores ; : : , é ‘ 4 t THE PONTIAC PRESS, je —— 26, 1956 _NINE_ me Report More Case of the —— | ~~ Sadism Chinese Di, lomata ts Just Fade Away, a Tod: SHRUNKEN in Films: | Kennedy, Massachusetts Democrat, American pecgta,* a member told -PAY | Senate Juvenile Group|Pinces ENVELOPE _— eee 2 eo Oe ee addressed the Irish Fellowship’ him, | Says Brutality, Violence shared|Club of Chicago as follows,-on St. jointly by Dick Rodgers and Oscar Pattick’s Day: you want the full, ‘initte be Increasing in Movies pr gp gee a couple of Lions “You folks in Chicago are smart pact of what it means to be im-| who put on several Varsity shows Are high poyments Block, formerly the Soane pixie on your old bills and on “What's My Line?” now is part per gs accounts lownerof that clever new combi- your pay nation electric cigarette lighter and E - { ® 4 “Fantastic,” a prominent lone of Dick’s tunes so much’ he member of the Overseas Press Clab exclaimedBlock dem. supplied the words for his first) when Rodgers song. It was called ‘‘Al- ways Room for One More.” It} onstratedthe simple device to * | him recently.. “How dees it We Are op PS ot flopped like a seal. work?” Bleck explained at length. ' Whatever became of Rodgers Basketball fouls have decreased. | The man thanked him and left. | and Hammerstein, no one seems by about 19 per cent.-in recent] MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | d E early development.” “While once again, as with the, “Who was that?" Block asked. |years, but the total in an average | 49a South Saginaw %&. eee FE 8-0456 ‘to know, “Bill Laurence of the Times, Who} \college or interscholastic game is | DEM ADDRESS was chosen by the government to, ‘still ahead of the average Gariag MEMBER AMERICAN AMOCIATION OF CREDIT COUNSELLORS Hal Block writes that Sen. Jackiexplain the atomic bomb to the| the middle 1930s. ca Flash Bulletin — Mobilgas Economy Run sstastentasteriesianenteretestentetectotetestestete?) ‘trigger mechanisms’ initiate and provide the content for antisocial behavior on the part enetenehy disturbed chil- dren.” Dad, 2 Sons Drown as Boat Overturns MARION, Il. ®—A father, his twin sons and a neighbor boy, all of Herrin, Il., drowned when their boat sank in Crab Orchard Lake late Saturday. 5 -FORD WINS IN. The dead were Prince McSpad- den, 44year-old Herrin coal as, ahh. miner; his 10-year-old twin sons ee wg Net Rex and Lex; and Roy Woddis Jr. Wy us od oy Jerry Sexton, 11, swam 250 feet) to shore. , * * * ch Young Sexton said the five were = oB, ia in @ 16-foot boat. Trotlines were) _piled in the bow, and when the| elder McSpadden started a motor) the front end went under water. McSpadden yelled, ‘It looks like) we are all going to drown to- Pe ECONOMY T00gether.” Authorities said the father could swim but’ apparently decided to stay with his sons, who could not. woos tanchiatsgan € oie — SE Mei Mus Marriage License cS Applications HSA, Richard C. Brodie, Almo LaVeta_F. Foust, 2205 Hodge Robert BE. Bourn, 1446 Miller Gas T. Gray, Royal Oak Odie F, Retehford, 297 Branch Ernestine Dorris, 324 Wetsen William J. Joss, 065 Lakeview Carol F. Wirth, 284 Dick Roderick D eer pot Rochester Clare T. Kelly, Rochester Wayne T tasiey Opdyke & Walton 4 Cosa E. Miller, Cierkston Ray C. Morgan, Walled LakeMartlyn E. Brill, Walled Lake er 8. Beebe paren nefhh A. Olson, Birmingha David A. Littlejohn, 2 Arcadia Mary K. Rust. 116 Lafayette Prederick A. Young, 691 Fourth Norma J. Beckwith, Milford Albert L. Reeding, Lake Orion Marie V. Denny, Lake Orion Chester Kieityka, Detroit Eva C. Barker, Clarkston Melvin M. DePew, Clawson Constance B. Gac, Birmingham Jurdan Burket Jr., 267 8. Bdith Jeanette 8. Timmons, 2455 Pontiac Carl R. Lane. Highland Park Mary L. Milliman, Birmingbam William M. Coleman. 162 Auguste Margarete Kyle, 378 Pirst Gerald L, | reen, 47 M ne Beverly J journ, 47 My Robert B, Martin, 310 Raeburn Joyee J. Armstrong, 2 Monroe 8t = ald R. Schmidt, Birmingham se Marie I. Galbraith, Mave! Park Donald F. Clark. 82%. Johnson Wanda L. Byford, 200 N. Peddock Robby PD. Hurst, Dervisbure Billie RK. Toler, 168 Genderson Charles J. DeVell, Walled Lake Donna M Ratliff, Walled Lake Robert C. Gtarky, 166 Chandler Zanada G. Reynolds 01 Fiddis Charles B. McWethy. Lake Orion Delores.J. McKinstry, 2930 Fiddle Prank D. Merchant, 243 Elizabeth Lake | Jewell M. Martin, Clarkston In this year’s Mobilgas Economy Run a new Ford peak . . . through the gas-eating stop-and-go of V-8, with Fordomatic, was the official victor over city traffic and over the straight-line open road every car in its field, with a winning average of . Ford proved anew its traditional reputation 47.7643 ton-miles per gallon. This means that the for economical performance. sturdier, heavier Ford carried more weight, with greater gasoline economy per pound, than any car in its field. The winning Ford was a regular-production model taken right from the assembly line and officially impounded until the starter’s gun PERFORMANCT This latest Ford victory was scored over a rough and rigorous 1,468.8-mile route running sounded. It was no different than thousands of ‘56 Fords you see on the road and in dealers’ CHAMPION Color Bright from Los Angeles to Colorado Springs. The showrooms. This proves that Ford, the Perform- for EASTER winning Ford threaded its way over the tough and twisting course averaging better than 40 mph. Through the heat of Death Valley and over ance, Style and Safety leader, leads in Economy, too! That adds up to four big reasons why the 56 Ford is worth more when you buy it, while Top Award Winner for All-Around Winner of MANUFACTURER'S the chilling height of an 11,000-foot mountain, you drive it, and when you sell it, too! Stock Car _ TROPHY Performance .,. Daytona Beach, Fla. The Dsteryhlsformula is used by contest offictals to insure equal chance for all éars W each class regardless size or weight. Ton-miles per gallon equals the car weight (including passengers) in _ tons, multt by the number of miles traveled, divided hy number of gallons of gasoline —— Mothproof Cleaning Test Drive the Economy Winner... 56 Ord/ DRY CLEANERS Pick-Up ond Delivery YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER Phone FE 5-6107 12 West Pike Street oh i ‘ i } , f 5 i J : ft ae YJ / ae : aoe } | ve * of 1956 Chosen | oe ee Joyce Phipps Wins Crown’: By m al Builders Show Sunday . WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Joyce Phipps, 18, last night was named “Miss Waterford of 1956,”.climaxing the events of the three-day Sports and Builders show put on by the Junior Chamber of Commerce in the CAI building. . Crowned by Margaret Devereaux, the present Miss Michigan, Joyce was chosen from a group of 13 pul-| cn ate cemepne chritudinous young _con-#-—-——————— oe at | testants from Waterford Township and surrounding [yg {0 Request , communities. Selections were made on) the basis of talent, charm, | af 5 poise, grooming and facia New Court Trial and figure attractiveness. | Five contestants were still in the | Lawyer to Make Plea running Sunday evening when a| personality quiz determined the ON Assault Conviction winner, Besides Joyce, there were) gt April 9 Hearin Frankie Russel], 18, who placed |... P : 9 second; Caro] Lazenby, 18, who ‘ came in third; Deanna Mielke and 4 bearing has been set for April Jean Liimatta, all of Waterford}? 07 a motion for a new trial for Township. Clifford B. Dye, former Fenton) Joyce, who lives at 45 First St., |village attorney convicted March) Oxford, is a 1955 graduate of Wa-'1 of assault with intent to do great! terford Township High School, and bodily harm.. . | “MRS. HOPPY” GOES TO CLASS — Second ings on nose, ears, feet and tail. Mrs. Hoppy is a now cashiers in her father's gro-| Dye, 54, was found guilty of the grade pupils of Mrs. June Janeway at Union Lake very snooty bunny indeed — with a.family tree tailing and someday have her own farmer Wilham C. ‘Clark, 27, last) that includes a pedigreed Californian mother who cery store, She hopes to study re-non-fatal shooting of Fenton tenant School spend much of their school time thinking of the Easter Bunny. They expect a visitor — the fashion shop. | Aug, 26, following disputes between has won prizes and ribbons in many rabbit shows. Stork Bunny — to make a special Easter delivery In the statistics department, the the two over management of al Her father, also a Californian, won his first biue to their own pedigreed classroom rabbit, ‘Mrs. new queen is 5 feet 3 inches tall, farm leased by Clark from Dye's . weighs 116 pounds, and her meas-Sister. Hoppy.” Mrs. Hoppy was brought td class last ribbon when only three months old. He is regis- January by one of the pupils, John Gadany. Her tered in the stud book of the American Rabbit urements are 4 -24 -35. | ‘The new-trial motion was filed. WATERFORD QUEEN IS CROWNED — Joyce Exmoore, Waterford Township, who came in teacher bought her a bunny _home ‘to live in, and Breeders Association, Inc. But Mrs. Hoppy gets Phipps, 18, “Miss Waterford of 1956" (center) third. Joyce, a Waterford High School graduate, Miss Waterford will appear in| by Dye's attorney, Clarence L. the peach and cherry festivals | Smith, immediately after Dye pupils take turns feeding and caring for her. regal treatment from the pupils of the class, who happily receives her crown from the hands of lives at 45 First St., Oxford. Choice of the Water- Weekends, the school janitor cares for the six-wait upon her every whim and give her the at- Margaret Devereaux,. Miss Michigan of 1955. ford queen, who is eligible to enter the Miss Mich- and also will participate in the | was sentenced to 2-to-10 years in | Miss Michigan contest to be held | Jackson state prison March 19. | month old bunny, who is’ white with black mark-tention due her rank and condition. Standing beside Miss Devereaux is Frankie Rus-igan contest this summer, was made last night as sell, 18, of 5899 Rd., Waterford Township, a climax to the three-day Waterford Sports and dune 20 in Muskegon. | At the hearing, Smith will pre- who placed second in Waterford beauty con-Builders Show. Some 5,000 attended the show. test; and seated, left, is Carol Lazenby, 18, of 159 ina" nn Jee even, ams oun ny he haus ve Man Critically Hurt [Public Relations in School Subject of MSU Course +> : ‘Walled Lake Couple State Police Capture Injured in Collision Lansing Blaze learned what is being offered to If the motion is denied, Smith} imake modern living more com-! has said he will attempt an appeal) Pair at Gas Station fortable. ° . to the State Supreme ae To do — ar = less are rt 5 |panoenees plans to conduct an ex-| graduate credit. A Walled Lake couple suffered so, he first would make a tication| "** come! ownship hill’ tension course entitled Public Re-| minor injuries when their car was |to the high court for sina Sa to Saturday night, reportedly in order lations for Public Schools in Pon-| Roars rts mall agg cmiapbiaatrg | nap a a : ; r. Max Smith, superintend. rammed Saturday while making a to avoid another car, is in critical tiac during the spring term. t ef schools, Highland Razes Building Annual Dance jappeal. State police last night captured condition in Pontiac General Hos-| * * »@ | emt of schools, Hig! Park. | ital ; Cherokee ave. = Fire Destroys Rundown,for Royal Oak | a ' The course, offered here to fill, The course is concerned with 5 : ef- Mt. Clemens Street Richard Van Maaren, 29, suf-| ests of local citizens, will or-| fective methods for developing and William H, Windschief, 63, and’ Macomb County Abandoned Warehouse Air R eserve Set fered multiple severe head injuries! ganize at Washington Junior High|™#!Mtaining a public relations pro- his wife, Elizabeth, 62, both were | | ‘when his car ploughed into a utility | School, Apr. 5 at 7 p.m. The course gram for schools. Communications breakins, troopers at the ‘Pontiac’ released from Pontiac General ___.. problems are analyzed and prac- post said. ; m Capital | ROYAL OAK—Royal Oak's Air Closes Up Today ipole near Middlebelt road, authori-| . ee tical ways of successfully commu- Hospital after treatment for) Reserve Squadron is wage solestrd ities said. Held are Elmer H, Fultz, 17, and/ bruises, authorities said. LANSING uw — An abandoned the annual dance of the 927th Air! Exfective today Mt. Clemens) A witness told township police nicating with the public are de- According to Pontiac police, Clif-| . " Police Blockade Nets ‘ KEEGO HARBOR—The business and scholarships. | joining an abandoned Montgom: | drives, he added. St. was entered by breaking glass held her and drew q knife, She ested residents may obtain further and professional woman's club will | ery Ward Store building, | NEW YORK (INS)—The Rev. Perry and Pike streets should in the front door and reaching) was forced to open the information by contacting local . Expressing appreciation for the hold a dinner meeting at Rotunda Dr. Martin Luther Kirig Jr., con-be used as detours for people liv-through to unlock it, according to eash drawer for the pair and ischool officers or by writing to the — Firemen estimated damage as Inn at 6:30 tonight. grant, Francis A, Kornegay, assist-victed Alabama bus boycott leader, ing east of East boulevard. ‘Det. Olin Hoffman. they robbed her and fled. They iContinuing Education Service at + high as $75,000, but other authori- A radio program is to be part ot ant executive director of the De-today was pledged financial sup-| were apprehended about 20 min-|Kellogg Center, Michigan State ‘ties said it would be far less than the evening's entertainment. Ruth port for his civil rights battle ® ‘ utes later by Mt. Clemens city , University. “ troit Urban ‘League, called it the ‘that because of the condition of the Guimmip, program chairman, will “largest received from any cor-after addressing an overflow au-| Your PTA Is Planning : Police and State police of Cen- warehouse and other structures in terline, after a blockade had portray “The Lady on the Street” poration in the country.” dience of 2,500 persons in New) ‘Ex-Detroit Law Official the rundown block. York, é been set up around the area. and interview local officials. The sum was a part of GM's ex- . * * Troy-Union Helps Buy Succumbs in Florida panded program of support for They are being held in Warren Among those interviewed will Steal $20 in Bills = A collection estimated in the) hig!qt higher education, and brings to Juvenile Home, pending further in-CLEARWATER, Fla. (®—Wilkam be Mayor Jack Loveland, Chief | “thousands of dollars” was -taken | of Police Calvin Baxter,, Fire mere than $100,000 the amount the From Top of Nightstand Playground Equipment vestigation. |L. Potts, 71, a former Detroit po- in the Concord Baptist Church, in! Th « Diltien and Jack Buliga, Fund (which aids.31 Negro col-' About $20 in bills were reporied| Brooklyn, where King was given a| 'lice inspector and later traffic en- (stolen Saturday night from a bed-hero’s welcome. | TROY — Troy-Union PTA voted) Lakeland Police to Question |gineer for the Automobile Club of - ——-oo -leans Sad tor money will be room nightstand at 92. Euclid St. The rally was sponsored by the to give $300 toward small play-/ The following officers were elect: Suspect in Theft | Michigan, died yesterday in a: corporation has contributed to the 4 Clef Ben Moehier, City Attorney Commerce. , . ~ 'used by member colleges for schol-|Pontiac Police said. |National Assn, of Business and Pro-| ground equipment and possibly ed by this PTA group for the com-P Clearwater nursing home, He had « Guest’ speaker: will be Lafty arship aid to promising étudents,) Mrs. Donald Leece, of that ad-fessional Women. — | some classroom equipment, at its| "S year: _, Pontiac police planned today to made his home in nearby Dune-, Payne, assistant manager of the increasing teacher salaries and ex-dress, said that th® lock on her| _ 7 * |receht meeting. The group also Mrs. Lawrencé Barnes, presi-question a suspect in the reported din for the last year. . Gerity Broadcasting Company. ‘pansion of library and laboratory front door was snapped, detectives, “We in Montgomery have dis-ig. gro jdent; Mrs. Fred Brecht Jr., vice theft of $27 Friday night from a Potts was credited with rigging A talk on the “Highlights of facilities. | added. covered a method that can be used donated $10 for a Brownje Troop|president; Mrs. Paul Doulter-home at 270 E. Pike St. {up Detroit's first traffic light inKeego Harbor” will be a feature, | by the Negroes in their fight for) Flag. ;mann, secretary; Mrs. Adam Lupp) According to Homer C. Aaron,' 1920. It was a manually operated and Mrs, Sandra Waters of Pitts- {political and economic equality,”| Officers elected at the meeting treasurer, and East Oakland passive resistance.” dent; Mrs. Michael Bordoni, vice) The PTA card party has a , pest re ater Coe, = kn ayoaten retary; Mrs. Marvin Reinhardt, eego Harbor Rule Out Foul Play treasurer; and Mrs. Liewetyn| The executive board of the \Clark, historian, and Mrs. Carli sevelt School PTA will meet Woman's Death 'Peterson, teacher representative. |p.m. Tuesday at the school. Mrs, Leona Shaffer, 34, accord- ing to Pontiac Det. Inspector Clark M. Wheaton. He said an investigation was Coun- of that address, his money was light. A year later he installed the taken from a dresser drawer, and| first automatic light. By 1937 De- been oonsisted of 30 half-dollars and 12 troit's traffic control ‘lights had silver dollars. . igrown to 548 developed by Potts. ; a — = Roo-= 3 Arrest Clarkston Youth | Mra, dames Thonn of Beer ROCHESTER—Service for Fred ered Search at 8 for Possession : « ‘ | DAVISBURG — Service for Mrs. in for a traffic violation Sunday night Davisburg Rd., will be held at 2)be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from at Bagley street and Orchard Lake p.m. Wednesday from A IT-year-old driver stopped James (Mattie) Thomas, 88, of 370/Burch, 73, 227 Auburn rd. will the Bendle Pixley Funeral Home, with burial : of ‘William Grant Warren Bere, Merete | Fees ROCHESTER — Rosary jor Wil. was John J, Sholts, of Clarkston. Police said they confiscated sev- WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — jiam Grant Warren. 63. of 3398 . eral bottles of beer. Service for Mrs, Harold (Norma)! john R. Rd., will be recited ‘at ™4de after suspicious bruises were Pelton, 50, of 325 Lakeview Dr.,'§-30 tonight at the William R. Po-found on the woman's head. She will De held at 2 p.m. Tuesday|tere Funeral Home. Requiem High had been undergoig treatment in ‘from Farmer-Snover Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday Pontiac General Hospital for in- Boys’ Coat |Home, with burial in Lakeside|from St. Andrew Catholic Church, Mies jreraniediy = sultered | "8 ‘Cemetery, Oxbow Lake. She died! with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. fl! March 17. Saturday following a long illness.'}1¢ ‘died Saturday "| Relatives agreed to the autopsy Mrs. James H, Seeley after detectives questioned them Sets Hazle Moses = ae _ . in the death, Wheaton said. Bo SHERService. te Me, ROCHESTER—Service tor Hazle Se James H. (Jessie L.!) Seeley, 66, ac ‘ : . of 198 W. Auburn Rd., will be held oss: ©: of TH Glendale“2s Flames Sweep Dwelling, ) «Single breasted raglan at Pe oeeernow Se. Curers Home with burial in Cause $300 in Damage topcoat with slash pock- ets. All wool tweeds in neral Home, with burial in ak-Mt. Avon Cemetery. She died sud-% = ane view Cemetery, Royal Oak. She denly Friday : | A $300 home fire Saturday at 337 many beautiful colors. idied Saturday. — ! Howard McNeil St. was caused by Tailored just like Dad's. | Clarence Van Zandt Dr. Clair E. Folsome | children ‘ playing with matches, _Eton cap to match. ay = — Ar.| OXFORD — Word has been re-?ontiac firemen said. No one was Come to Us! I mae tae ete oes ceived here of the death March 19 reported injured. Sizes 3 to 7 Lawn building materials are our specialty. -Sa hr We handle practically every brand, type, Bre oe, van Zandt. $4. of Williams Lake!im Plainfield, N.J., of Dr. Clair E.| Firemen said the blaze broke out IRd. are pending bere. Mr. Van Folsome, 53, gynecologist who was|in a bedroom clothes closet. About Regular $16.98 and kind of fertilizer, soil conditioner : resident of the 2 "ative of Oxford. | $200 damage was done to the build- and plant food. We have all Scotts famous ‘gandt. lifetime : Service was March 23 from Cres-| ing, they added, and $100 to fur-* epee Lawn Care products. We sell, im bulk, oe ‘| all varieties of grass seeds that are accli-ree ee Gn mated to this vicinity. We have a let of — se know-how, too—which is always free. sd : ‘county and a former farmer, died : : _|cent Avenue Hos-Piointicid, Church,nishings. =| | Fillet de (wee ; Sunday in Pontiac General Presbyterian with burial in ‘pital after four days of illness. le He is survived by three cousins,Cemetery | . : Bigger Department there. ‘Seek Let us help you. Bill Van Zandt, Nellie Van Zandt ht bes Le | EAST LANSING ®—The Michi- oo ‘sanere 2 -SEABRY esha Stevens of Waterford WATERFORD ~ TOWNSHIP — gan Home Demonstration Council =" . : Service for Riley R. Rogers, 69, of|has formed a spearhead commit- Mr. and Mrs, Paul L. Mabry of Mrs. George Cartock 47 Marian Ave., will be held at tee to promote expansion of home 3331 Adams Rd., Auburn Heights, MILFORD — Service for Mrs.'1 p.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill cconoriies facilities at Michigan announce the engagement of their George (Mary Edna) Carlock, 81, Cemetery, Grand.Rapids. The body State University. The group was daughter, Janice Joy, to Paul Ver-of 525 Atlantic St., will be held at|will lie in state until 8 a.m. told the present home economics * hey, son of ‘Mrs, Carrie Verhey 2 p.m. Wednesday from First Bap-| Wednesday at the Dudley H. Moore building, built in 1924, was de- E and the late Peter Ve of 2924| tist Chyrch, Dongola, Ill, with bur-|Funeral Home, Auburn Heights..signed to accommodate 350 stu- oe Molden, Drayton Plains, A June 9 ial%n Union Schoot Cemetery, Don-| Mr. Rogers died early today after dents but now serves more than wedding is planned, gola. She died suddenly Saturday. a five-week illness. -( 7 S Lo 30 CHARGE ’EM 3 WAYS Days 70 Days 6 Months..9 Park Free Rear eStore While Shopping + REGAL FEED & LAWN SUPPLY COMPANY Pontiac Store | Wet) Linn Drayton Store 28 Jackson St. trem Pentine @. 4266 Dinie Hwy. Dial FE 2-0491 Store Only Dial OR 3-244) 2 : , So : ‘ 5 s ee * : . ue oe i | 4 _* : \ ” © xs > Es E ‘ ‘ \ ; & ; , ! , ; a | 5 bry toeintvf UB) Idx ; eh f fo f “y \¥ r. 4 , } F a ~ -af é , p. : 4 F’ £ } ’ fy : _. : ii ; ; -fPoulos | | i ja! / fp a id . : #3 apmeee mmioatis 20 qrole 4 __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 Passes the Acid Test The Great Lakes and the St.|Michigan don’t have | manufacturers give Michigan ajto send their products overland. to economical shipping| and Repate Department outlet to ‘the whole world, Many ne a ans See ‘One of the |Margaret'’s Fiance » Gets Another Accolade = if your is out of now! By. RELMAN MORIN honey of @ book about the yearjgraduated -We were all going to sell stocks/around Stevensonob from college in 1929. om Courteous Service | (Por Hal Royle) 1929 called, SSeS looking ote Soe ate oT just a year, indeed! The book then, : | NEW YORK i — Letter from mowed/oyster a whole plate of! and’ be millionaires at 25, if not Phone me down lke a train because oyster FE 5-82220 Unew. York: "| Bows Gait Tenet Home CALBI | A lot of nice ‘things have been| ~~ 138 West Lawrence St. | (Cutt DanieTam gone 7 and Pontiec, Michigan, Hr ing ga srements | point of view. During the ., is to my work. Clarence Brace FE Ear! |, Smith MUSIC CO. Jedd to thein trom 'eparticular wot A s MY LINE? WHAT: Phone$-0738 wo 7 Dra Gn od mae ee scromble as few os possible to guess. my piles) Associated Press London office, oppeors under arrow, reading downward. ? |, and I was on ltis staff for a spell. TA WN THB 2 ce 8 He | He is q quiet type, with an ss oR RR wR and an off-beat case as district, Most of the guests were/tects. It consists,the says author, at Its Best actors and actresses accustdmed)o!following— the | A martini with an olive, a mar- themselves, But such is: the lure'tini with lemon, a andmartini of Eas that they ee Thatcher (Advertisement) Patterson & “JAPANESE 100K” Japanese art has had an amaz- Science Shrinks Piles — Woroet ing impact on this town in the past two or three years. You see the “Japanse look" all over the New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Does Both— Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids mee N, oa - New Y nel .*.¥. eae) ~ roblem!" r An d these suf - lless furniture, fewer — flowers: Same new apartments have what bs Japanese call ‘“‘shoji,” sliding uMpire, Boll, tlelder, mouNd, scOre. panels, — of doors on clothes All this, © 1858 What's by Line, ine. | am George Hermon (Babe) Ruth. of eleetric lamp narcotics, ‘anesthetics or nonaiy A ‘[ishade that resembles a Japanese peln-—witheutone. wanda 7 case after gen a af way kind, The susentfo In ourgs cotiees tn! cedar ts obteia ott another, “very striking improve-healt subs’ , Hospital Maternity pa ment” was reported and ve MY shop windows. And so on. maternity hospital licenses, Dr. Expansion This interest was well foreshad-in Michigan Increase Heustis said. ‘owed by the success of the Jap-n on weieaiyrari mie eae | Teal=e eal is ip wits os LANSING ® — Dr, Albert E. Watch Bands | anese house, brought here by the We come to you... White House Egg Roll ee Sa 95 | Museum of Modern Art. Inthe Heustis, state health commissioner, by vee pend ing substance is nd most ng of all—this | offered nen or ointment four months of 1954 when it was|said today the number of hospitals! WASHINGTON (INS)—The tra-tals ——— rov nm as in form called jopen, the house attracted 121,187 licensed to provide maternity care ditional Easter egg roll for Wash-| 'mprovement was maintained in for individ Call FE 2-9143 Special T people — at 60 cents a ticket. trom ington youngsters will be held! were over a period continued of in Michigan has increased : | Last summer J01,937 went, through. 2 on the south lawn of the| ™&"y months Preps caeapplicator. 143 to 238 in the last three years. ; | It is a genuine home, shipped Preparation Dr. Heustis said the hospitals 745 WN. PERRY h that sufferers were able to sold shell Grugeteces Hatininetion make such astonishing Georges-Newports in sections and reassembled. NECCHI & ELNA The have a total capacity of 3,921 beds pores are expected to make statements guaranteed or money refunded. Museum directors surrounded it for maternity cases. they are in! as “Piles have coeas sf to be “Res. U. 8. Pat. On, lewelry Dept. SEWING CENTER with a real Japariese garden. Hospitals must meet 93 qualifi-Westungian. People took off their shoes and i shuffled along the highly polished STOPS resem floors. They saw how the Jap- DANDRUFF anese gain a room by concealingEXCESSIVE HAIR LOSS | eit, “beds” in the daytime. ‘TheCc simple austere flower arrange- Lets Scalp “Breathe” .. ments attracted a lot of attention, — wey es sandra ae yecalp. | People noted how flowers are com- falling hale Unite hair and jbined with prints to decorate an Gaeer'eoocens poten nae ce, |alcove. A. Japanese room is su- soothing oile that thesealp premely uncluttered, bare of all cad ceneee yy ore then, |but the absolute essentials. New shamoge, Hou ‘| ore EViRAtteeD. | Yorkers = t, and some are Al WAY ? At your best thise Iteh is gone. Hair od wp Rag hn 9! med = od os on drasgions. Vhonen bask peasanien | copying ALL ABOUT 1929 Joe Alex Morris has written 4 apd,Lor a long time to come MORE HEAT THAN EVER! Want clean, automatic, economical heat for your home? Then heat with oil... and be sure the oil you use is Mobilheat! Mobilheat gives more heat than ever! It’s pre-tested for your furnace ...clean-burn-It’s top-quality heating oil— ing... .designed to give you the top value for your fuel dollar! 2. Friendly Service— SP CIAL! BETTEREVER! THAN You can forget your fuel supply worries when you sign a contract with us—that’s because our Mobil- heat service is completely automatic ... better than ever! 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YORK (INS)— Ameri- race on earth, They use the greatestnog of the season,}I am quite well "conformed, I; lprench actrens plays. the role. of] or think, not sensational girl sport, guy girl but sé by an Italianwho speaks Eng- cans are notoriously ee greatest play, in the world; time of your life, the tape measure. Am I without thing on earth. 4 hope?" ae : * * * * Fer 51295 [=ad do very little with modera- tion, except talk about it. oe pain Wedding Bands, Then there are the “bests” This . touching “epistle reflects ji handsomely tailored bands ‘They smoke more, drink fast-In every field of American en- movie actor, dog in show, -dressed the fear with which many a Euro- in MK ye gold. er, drive harder, gamble bigger ‘deavor, there's a greatest: Great- ‘woman, civic achievement, bet, peas sioner Gel. mast. regerd ber and buy in a used car. own personal introductionto: ‘that lewelry Sepennest * * * raga spectacular U. §. movie fi Following this, we have the out- an, She finished her letter with a {Turbine Eng ine to Make i standing whatsits of-the-year: They have heard that every girl i |Mother, » grandmother, . scientist, must have her trademark, must, play, book, newspaper story, |First Coast-to-Coast Trip be a “best” or a ‘“‘most” in one thorse, man and movie. jway or another, or she will be DETROIT. (INS) ~— A 1956 heat such as the turbine wheels a flop. Plymouth sedan will depart from and blades." AND WORST, TOO “Now Many Weer It is also possible to achieve a FOUND BY BING |the Chrysler Building in New York Huebner said that Chrysler jcertain amount. of recognition in| ove with the least of it.” City Monday morning on the first Miss Maurey,, who was ‘‘discov- FALSE TEETH already has solved in its experi-‘America. if you are the worst ered” by Bing Crosby and de-RKO is considering this serious- With More Comfort moble powered by a gas turbine mental model two of the problems; whatever you are. The public en-' oiaed by him as a combination ly, We suggest they make Miss) engine. that have challenged turbine en-; lof Rita Hayworth, Marlené Die-‘Maurey the girl who is least like- transcontinental journey of an auto- emy No. 1 of any given year is) The 3,000-mile trip from New gineers for decades—searing ex-'a real somebody here. And Bing ich and the farmer’s daughter, ly to fail in the search for pub- Crosby has captured-news space = just finished filming ‘The licity, York:to Los Angeles will be in the haust heat and excessive fuel con- for years as the worst-dressed nature of an endurance test for the ‘sumption. Sparks-Griffin FUNERAL HOME — “Thoughtful Service” 46° Williams St. Phone FE 2-504 2%4-Hour Ambulance Bervice NEVER THOUGHT THAT DRESS -WOULD LOOK CLEAN AGAIN AFTER WHAT WAS SPILLED ON IT. WHO CLEANED IT? pan in the bh $. experimental “gas turbine power Several two-man feams will pilot * * plant under the hood of a standard he turbine-powered auto across the So\ what you think I should bel production model car. states of New Jersey, Penrfsyl-|_ the best something or the worst|| vania, Ohio, Indiana, -Illiois, something?” writes a confused | Reconditioned and Electritied Missour,i Oklahoma, Texas, New French starlet who is revere in Our Service Department COCKROACHES Mexico, Arizona and Californa. 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Where You Honestly Sqvet Craftsmanship with a flair! 144 Oakland Ave.: Careful Free Delivety Division of Studebaker-Packard Cerporation— Where pride of workmanehip still comes first! . ri “a Punires omen “Teas for TV” are being held to raise Democratic Committee and director of. funds to purchase television time for na-women’s activities, welcomed Michigan's tional and state Democratic candidates first lady, Mrs. G. Mennen Williams, at * Caught by the photographer as they arrived at the tea and fashion ‘tea; Mrs. Donald McGee of Birmingham. and Mrs. Willis Brewer of during the approaching political cam-the tea held Saturday afternoon in Old show held by Oakland County Democratic women Saturday at Old Rosshire court. Democratic office holders and announced primary paign. _ Mrs, Margaret McCall (left), . Mill Tavern. Mill Tavern were (left to right) Mrs. Carlos Richardson of Waterford, election candidates were introduced at the afternoon affair. vice chairman of the Oakland County Mrs. Billy Farnum of Waterford, cochairman of decorations for the Checking last-minute details be fore the Democratic tea Satur- day were (left to right) Mrs. Don- ald Lee of Farmington, Mrs. Clyde Nelsey of Davisburg and Mrs, Clark Adams, Mrs. Fred Elias of Hazel Park, Mrs. Robert Phil-Tavern by members of Oakland County Democratic lips of Huntington Woods, Mrs. L. H. Golden of Lake Women’s Committee. Proceeds from the event will be Angelus and Mrs. Paul Sutton of Royal Oak (left to used toward the county's quota in the Democratic TV right) were members of committees arranging the Sat-fund-raising campaign. urday “Tea for TV” and fashion show held at Old Mill Cd Mrs. Williams Speaks at Dem Tea She Detests Business Women Give Sunday Tea the Smell Michigan's first lady, Mrs. G. paign. The funds will be divided value as we are learning of more value it is losing and will lose -A “Hand of Friendship Tea” was|a corsage of white carnations from growth of the association since its and Democrats.” people have its mem-in by A, Mennen Williams, spoke to the|between national and state Dem-more -who been given Sunday afternoon at Hotel! the club. founding1949 HilaryBuf- bers,’ Mrs. Williams stated. * * @ ton coke a Kansas City business. Democratic women of Oakland|ocratic candidates for the purchase| She went on to say they needed) Waldron by members: of Tipacon * * * man. County Saturday afternoon at Old) \of television time during the ap the whole -hearted support of the! “We can be proud of what has of Smoke Chapter of the American. Business Mrs. Dorothy Brooks, president, | proac hing campaign. Women's Association. Fourteen spoke briefly, welcoming the guests Mill Tavern. people of Michigan for the Demo-been accomplished in Michigan. It There are now 132 chapters in is becoming more and more im- Hostess Wonders) * * *& Mrs. Williams stated, ‘As busy cratic Party and for the principles iprospective members were intro-and explaining the meaning and 39 states. The Pontiac chapter is The ‘Tea for Television” WAS) as we are, we appreciate these for which it stands. ‘‘A political if Cigarettes May' duced at the tea and ¢ eac received benefits of _ABWA. tid told of in its third year. each the 'portant that we provide opportun-| held to benefit the county's quota) social get-togethers. The money |party is only of value for what it ities for a good and fruitful life It is an educational association, for the television fund-raising cam-! raised iy a small part of the ‘stands for; when a party loses its for our young people who will be with its major aims and purposes Be Banned the voting citizens of the future." Jewish Passover Ritual devoted to improving employers _ By EMILY POST employe relations, to keeping busi-+ ‘BE MISSIONARY’ nesswomen up to date on business. In closing, Mrs. Williams said, A reader writes as follows: “I Begins Today at Sunset techniques, and to advancement of “May each one of you be a mis-garden which) women in business through more belong to a club— sionary in your own area for those meets once a month. Next month) Jewish people everywhere will Orthodox Jews celebrate the efficient service to business, It things we believe to be right and ‘the meeting will be at my house.’ holiday for eight days; Reformed affords members social opportue Womens Section jonce more rehearse mankind's first| true.”’ * | There are three women in this! uprising against human bondage dews, for seven. nity amd participation. * *@ * * * ‘group who smoke almost constant-\as they celebrate the week-long) At Congregation B'nai Israel, the| D4 te | Mrs. Brooks also briefly outlined MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 PAGES 13-17 Mrs. Margaret Price of Ann Ar ‘ly throughout the meetings. The festival of Passover, which begins ceremonial “Searching. for the bor, national Democratic commit-| the procedure of a typical meeting ‘other women do not smoke. jat sunsef today. ‘Leaven"’ took place last night at | teewoman, spoke briefly, saying) with programs of a civic and edu- “I don't like to be a killjoy but * * * | sundown in homes and in the syna- 35 states are participating in ‘Teas cational nature. |\I detest the smell of smoke. It gets /gogue. for TV.” and that ‘together we As told in scriptures, the origin Personal News of !Interest in Pontiac Ld * * The tea was one of twe spon- things the > go on and work for the things we into my and smell| lof the Passover (Hebrew:: Pesach) | The head of the home conducted) 80red yearly by the association. believe in.” The local group is now planning Mrs. Walter D. Appel has re-; Hammond Lake road left by plane, Mary's College -with her par-— to stay in the house for! story centers about the demand) ja final candlelight search for any turtied to her home on Commerce. Sunday evening for Biloxi, Miss., | ents. hours. made by Moses of Pharaoh that another yearly activity, “Boss The new slogan for the leavened object. Since on Pass- road following a 10-day stay in where she will meet her husband) * * @ “Could I say politely, ‘I am ithe Isralite slaves be set free. Night,” a dinner honoring mem women’s activities division of the over, no leaven may be found in New York. who has been on a business trip in) employers. Mrs. Carl Clifford of Telegraph Democratic Committee, sorry but I can't have smoking,’ Never before in history had a Jewish whatever leaven| bers’ National home, s * * the South, They will vacation road was one of three judges for before the meeting starts? Or resistance against human servi-remains until the morning is Prospective members attending was given by Price: Mrs.’B. B, Kimball entertained there for several days before re-Mrs, ‘Never ithe National Federation of Music must I, in order to be a good tude been suggested, and the, the tea were Mrs. John Puchowiak, to ae send a to man's burned, which a “ members of her bridge club Thurs-turning — boy do a job, following prayer Clubs Junior Division contest held) a woman.” hostess, pat up with this and Egyptian monarch spurned the is recited Doris Lovett, Mrs, Ervin Richards, send day at her home on Lahser road | Jet them smoke?” Mrs. Larry Schusel, Mrs. Rich- jin the new Musfc Building at) words of Moses. Services will be as follows: Mrs. Elmer R. Pettengill of Clark-| David oe of ake ave-Democratic office holders, pri-) Wayne University senuey. ‘ard Cole, Florence Case, Mrs. Hen- ston was a guest. The group will| nue and Calvin Mortenson of Imary election candidates and oth-| The Jewish holiday of Passover €:30 p.m . Mincha’ rietta annence * Answer: Deeply as I sympathize) on Neal, Catherine Pearson, see gather at the Pettengill home West Colgate avenue left Sunday ler guests were introduced by Mrs.| marks the successful outcome of 6:45 pm cones, Maariv ‘with you, I am sorry to have to, _Teceday Marlene Ayres and —_ Reid, March 29 for a cooperative lunch-for St. Paul, Minn, They will| Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Weyde- Clyde Nelsey, county ee of you that unless smoke ‘the efforts of Moses. At worship 7:30 am, soccbrC vee Shacharis * participate in Prospective Stu-|meyer (nee Mary L. McLean) of] \tell really; services on the first and last days ~630 am. Foie saves Mussaf | eon. the Democratic ‘‘Teas for TV”’ 10 pm . Mincha) Hostesses for the ay were Mrs. dents’ Week at Bethel College. ‘general chairman for the shernea iof the holiday, a special ritual 6.45 p.m -Maariv Joanne Callahan, Mrs. Brooks, * * * | Honolulu, _Hawaii. are the proud imakes you ill, you cannot ask! guests not to smoke in this pres-Wednesday Karen Sampson, daughter of The week offers an opportunity affair. (eenibes the idea of liberty. 130 @.00 (oe. wean -.,. Shacharis| Mrs. Ruby Bueche. Frances Greer ent day * @ ® . Mussa Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A, Sampsen te take part in school activities. There are five pages in * bd * ‘and Mrs. Frances Huff. Mrs. Elva . Mincha, of Pioneer drive, was graduated * * + Gifts to the poor are also part! today’s Women’s Section Among those introduced were “Dear Mrs. Post: I have a : Maariv) Templeton and Mrs. H. C. Van of the observance of this festival. from Elkhart University Dental At the annual Honors Chapel, At Te mple Beth Jacob, Passover | Hise poured. ‘Mrs. James Hare, Mrs. Thomas: recently married for the third timeSchool Thursday. Mrs. Sampson service held at Wellesley College parents of a son, Michael Jon, born! |Kavanagh, Victor Torganski, Mr. —my first two husbands having EXODUS RETOLD plans will begin with a festival at} and, Mrs, Earl Holliday of South on Thursday, Virginia Ann Beres-\9 a.m. Tuesday. March 14, |and Mrs. Charles Lenz and the died. I have one daughter from my The chronicle of the exodus from Fashion Club HearsParke street attended fhe gradu-ford; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grandparents of the infant are Williams’ daughters, Nancy and first marriage. Egypt is also unfolded at the A special musical service will be ation activities Wednesday and James A, of Lone Pine Mr, and Mrs, William G. McLean! Wendy. Seder, the festival meal which given Friday evening.~ Selections Talk on Hair Styling “My second husband had two: Thursday. Karen aestvea” home road, was named senior Durant of Dwight avenue and Mr, and from the classical oratorio, ‘‘Eli- takes place the night on |AIDING WITH TEA young sons when I married him. on first of A talk hair styling was given Saturday. Scholar for the highest academic Mrs. Mack Weydemeyer of Oliver jah” by Felix Mendelsohn, will be the holiday amongst Reformed street. |Jews and for the first two nights sung by a local choir consisting of| *,.% *@ attainment since her -freshman Assisting Mrs. Nelsey were Mrs. They are now both grown up members of the Fashion Your Pig- year, * Margaret G. McCall of Holly and and married but I see them oft-ure Club by Brian Mulcaky Thurs- Traveling north to Boyne Moun-Victor Linquist, tenor; William) amongst traditionalist Jews, Virginia, who has been elected jMrs. Donald Lee of Farmington, en. I would like to know what day evening at the Adah Shelly skiing were Barbara Wilson, Don to membership.in the Eta of Mas-(nee Lou of vice chairmen of the Oakland Coun-relationship, H any, exists be-* © quist, and Rach Gould, library. Sara Murray illustrated tain Ski Lodge for a weekend of Mr. and Mrs, Harold A, St. Vander Ven, bass; Mary L. Lin- “ John Mary Backus) soprano, | tween my two stepsons and my At the Seder, symbolical foods haircutting techniques. sachusetts Chapter of Phi Beta ity Democratic Committee and di- Bengt Pulls, Bessy Schwarzer, ‘Kappa, is majoring in French at} Chicago are receiving congratu- rectors of women’s activities. present husband.” recall certain aspects of the Bib- * * s Mrs. -Howard Hicks won the lations on the birth of a son, Bailey, Alice and Al Bouford, Mrs contralto. * * * jlical story. Parsley symbolizes the weekly trophy for losing the most Ken Whitenton and Mrs. E. A. Wellesley. Seott Judson, March 16. * * * : ; Climaxing the afternoon program Answer: Since you are their arrival of spring. Matzos, unleav-The choir is under the direction weight. Thelma Dietz won a special Reitmeyer.. Mr. and Mrg., Robert), “"ENzabeth' Syron, daughter of The . d grandparents are was a preview of what the best-stepmother, your present husband ened bread, is a reminder of the of Charles Wilson, organist at the attendance prize, March 29, a hat Hay of Port Huron joined the Mr, and Mrs, Frank-Syron of Dr, and Mrs, H. A, St. John of dressed woman will wear er is considered their stepfather. It) poor fare which slaves ate. A bit-temple. A narrative accompany-style ‘show will be given by Doro- group at the lodge. Elizabeth Lake road, will spend West Iroquois road and Mrs. Sam-spring, presented by Hilda'sof is an acquired relationship but an ter herb is eaten to suggest the! ing the music will be read by| thy’s Hat Shop for members of Mrs. William Kemp of South the Easter recess from St. uel G. Backus of Miami road. Pontiac and Birmingham, accepted one. ¥ ‘bad taste of slavery. |Rabbi Sanford E. Saperstein. the club at Adah Shelly Library, 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 26,, 1956 Navy Can Teach Women i ese: to Utilize Cramped Space By JOAN HANAUER portant part of the “livability” NEW YORK (INS) — The United problem—as in many homes, col- orgs were wanted that would give States Navy has a pointer or two the illusion of space*-Additionally, OPEN MON. 9:30 to 9 to offer Mrs. Housewife, particu- the colors were chosen to recall larly when it comes to living in earth, outdoors and sun, a very crowded quarters — and keeping fashionable color scheme this year _ }them clean. | with the best decorators, * The wardroom, for instance, The Navy Deatnet wes warm combinessand walls and lighted when found it aa bana marbelizedtiles; the crew green the world’s first atomic powered mess room is dominated by a submarine — the USS Nautilus — sun-yellow panel, with side walls but it posed a problem. —— The craft could stay underwa-| and dark reds, ter indefinitely, but could its Cascade blue and sweeten | green erewded crew of 11 officers and dominate the color scheme in the 85 enlisted men? sleeping quarters. Plastic paints, The Navy called in industrial de-were used because they have al _ signers Gordon Lippincott and W ale smooth, hard mat finish that is; ter Margulies. They conferred in) easy to wash, durable and finger-| turn with the Navy's Medical Re-| print-proof, e . Nal search Laboratory, the builders of|~ € oe, ‘ =. Pre . The Navy Department explains that these light colors aren't hard the sub, and with experienced sub- mariners, yee a aaalannn fi, * * * to keep spick-and-span. 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Bake 30 minutes at 350 in an array of Japanese colors and : degrees, jslashed skirts, was featured in one) (jak When cool, cut into 2-inch of the ensembles modeled. y To Attend Meeting Mrs. Bernadette Arnold of Wal- ed peanuts. nut road and Anny Koellner of Sylvan Shores drive will be amongTurkish Towel Tips those attending the meeting of De- troit Chapter of American Society| \hw% Buying turkish towels? Remem- lof Women Accountants Tuesday) -}\\/ ¥ ber: a firm, close weave will evening at the Women's City Club, hold the pile yarns securely; close, Detroit. - long, loosely twisted loops absorb moisture quickly and increase dry-Those stretchy stockings now The very young, very tiny bride ing capacity; firm selvages and|come in pretty pastels to har-should wear @ short skirt ond simple well-finished hems are signs of/monize with your spring clothes! jynior dreis. 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DONALD SALTMAN Shirley Baylis Becomes Bride in California Rite A ballerina-length gown of Chan-| * The was performed |. tilly lace over satin with long Sunday afternoon at the Hotel sleeves pointed at the wrists and Wilton in Long Beach, WEDDING ETIQUETTE a portrait neckline was worn by Shirley is the daughter of Mr. Shirley Ruth Baylis for her mar- and Mrs. Morgan S. Baylis of riage to Donald Saltman of Long Spence street. Beach, Calif. * * * . Phyllis Ash of Long Beach served) She wore a crown of finely pleat- as her maid of honor. Her gown) ~ ed nylon tulle scallops oh a band) was ballerina-length taffeta in pow- of lace trimmed with simulated, pearls and translucent sequins. The der blue, and she carried a colo- nial bouquet of roses and delphin- fingertip veil was .of imported) jums. Henry Baylis served as an French illusion. She carried a bou- quet of white orchids and steph- usher at his sister's wedding. anotis on a lace fan. The new Mrs. Saltman donned a light gray suit with green ac- page’ : cessories for their honeymoon especially prepared for fuyire brides Mrs. Placencia trip to Las Vegas, Nev. She wore or If the date Jér your grooms. big the orchid corsage from her bri-day is set, thereis to lose— ne“time Feted at Shower dal boutquet, COME IN TO-DAY FOR YOUR The bride is a graduate of the FREE COPY-NO OBLIGATION} in Rieck Home GINGHAM With \niversity of Michigan where she member of Delta Phi Epsi- FRINGE All "Round was a Mrs, Leo Placencia was the hon- lon sorority, Mortar Board, Phi oree at a recent pink and blue Beta Kappa, Phi Phi and shower given by Mrs. Lyman W. Pi Lambda Theta. He is a grad-JUWELERS Rieck and Mrs. William L. Ed-uate of New York State College of 16 W. HuronSt. Ph, FE 2-0204 wards at the Rieck home on Sum-Ceramics at Alfred. | » ¢ ‘ : mit avenue, * i * me ort me med home in Long Beach. , bs Guests were Mrs, Eugene Keller, | — Others 35.00 to 79.95 Mrs. Jack Switzer, Mrs. Mark Schram, Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs, Ed-/ Marion McCoy's sleeveless gingham sheath hos on win White, Mrs, John Faust, Mrs. -STENOGRAPHERS unusuol texture \Clarence MeQuarrie, Mrs. George’ interest, created by row Harbin, Mrs. Fil Jimenez and Mrs. ARE IN DEMAND after row of ti ny, Robert Placencia, : BEGINNING COURSES IN ... looped self-fringe . . . in bands from the bustline to Mrs. Rudolph Arellano, Mrs. H. hem. Its cover-up jacket is of linen, : A, Sweezo, Mrs. Mitchell Gruznick, | Mrs, George Pruyt, Mrs. Jack} Gregg Shorthand — Typewriting a hipband buttoning at the front. Checked Gruznick, Mrs. Floyd Gill and Mrs.| gingham faces the collar, while Machine Shorthand — Accounting of Business Administration George net panes others. | big rose adds another touchspring. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. | Randy Shier of Owosso, Mrs. Ar-| Comptometer — Calculator nold. Haines of Attica, Mrs, Stan- ley Wagner and Mrs. Charles Reed | of Lapeer, Mrs. Gerald Harbin of | MONDAY, APRIL 2 Mayville and Mrs. Robert Harbin | of Silverwood. Approved for Training of Veterans PTSA Will Meet James Madison Junior High | School PTSA will meet Wednesday) 7 W. Lawrence St. PONTIAC Phone FE 2-3551 at 7:30 p. m. in Wever School gym-| nasium. The Rev. Edward Au-' Visit School, Phone, or Return This Advertisement for Further Information. chard, associate minister of First Presbyterian Church, will be guest, speaker. His topic will be ‘The Life of James Madison.” Election | Name Address S-T-R-E-T-C-H SHEERS of officers will be held. - OS GRLRGREE ORE LETTE AES: ey alae eA RG ie AE NE an ee Bs dha An outstanding value! Sheer S-t-r-e-t-c-h stockings with 48 N. Saginaw St. self or dark seams. FOR A PERFECT FIT... wear wonderful nylons that adjust to your personal that wonderful glow you're in is length ... giving PERFECT COMFORT. $3.95 -$4.95 Lovely nylon dresses in & Feminine sign of Spring's orrival! @ Pink lustre calf with a sparkling Enchanting new creations delicately trimmed Spring pastels and prints. _. Cluster of small pearls to match with rich, gay Fruit and Flowering Fantasies. - a . . all slender and shapely You're sure to find the glances lingering longer, — lines haltering your foot in your new hot from... atop a tall narrdwing heel. alte in Exactly as seen in Vogue... YELLOW Millinery ORANGEADE Salon Hosiery or SUN-SAND 2 N. SAGINAW ST. vy LUSTRE CALF 48 N. Saginaw St. Neumodess i i“ % Shoe Sclon—Mezzanine a eee ee ee eee RR 4g ed Ss ee, q ee: see ie to} if oe Se Ld | > SEXTREN ae — \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1056 fe me 4 a, ~ CHILDREN’S ild Td Of B On .To add chewiness scarier ete potatoes, sprinkle pota-'before serving. as +] ater Pare [SW eas’ Are ten est Ones "For Spring Bert fe >. YN" VALUES crag i dy ; i au woes. HEYWOOD ib engand palate ag ct Giareed mea tees andjand manicure once week, custo f, . IRLS’ ITS ‘vad tees toe cana: eaae] poets So were a special ng psd special arrangement|mers given co les Semmel Permanents $7.50 up : (] pamine, guenuiy. Beg. $1298 “——i community, : tup for a shampoo, fingerwave, es * “Also, I offered free babysit- “‘sensi a 038 When ¥ so-called. Lit ¥ Ompovial Saatae ry that ia Benes $] > fhe ting service. Claire, who loves chil- the little in| = Some people will never tell’a lie! | ~{dren, entertained Seu “aa ones "HAND MADE “last ot en a DRESSES |whereas the wild move is often Barbara Allen the living room from 2:30 until 6./if the truth will do as much dam-FE 4-2878 | 20E; Pike St. ! fresh, imaginative and really ef-Smead became PAID OFF DEBTs. lage. . : “I cleared out the dining room = = $598 . fective, the bride of :. | Limited Sizes : Reg. $7.98 : , Take, for example, Mrs. B. and Samuel -on a ngelag —— * -a = ~lbank gave meacial aes and her daughter, Claire, -BOYS’ SUITS Gideon gradually my debts were paid off. mn me INTRODUCES THE 2 MOST : Mrs, B. was a beauty operator ’ : — ee. and pin before her marriage. She gave up|/Ohnson Jr. on Ser lendpa 1 vs eke re MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS 3 her job when she married and| a candlelight go. of _it—and I sure have! We Reg. $7.98 ; Reg. $9.95 devoted herself to her husband and ceremeny at make a good living, Claire loves $498 $598 baby —: Claire. . * St. Simons ~ . |What she's doing, I love. what I'm It’s 0 specially blended waving doing—and waded oid wr home!“ solution designed to. give natural nperight, ’ beauty to the mast difficult -to - long illness, Mrs. B. found Saturday. The after a pensive permanents, we offer at there was no money at al] and, in g 2 & 3-pe BOY'S SUITS Pitact, many medical debts. | bride is the Sylvan Shores short or long pants $598 up |) NOT ‘SENSIBLE’ daughter of Now the sensible thing to do Llewellyn W. DRESSES HATS GLOVES fi would be for Mrs. B. to get a job| . Smead of jin’a beauty parlor and for Claire West Long IW omens Club ’ special. prices. The Sylvan Shores Women's Club | Lake road. ~ met with ‘Mrs, William H. Hutch- 7 oe ,, Samuel is the @ inson of Shore View drive. : Thirty-five members attended p * $ B me _ json of Mayor and Styling the Wednesday meeting conduct-Complete with Cutting guest of the _ “We awn eur own house. The | 214 Mrs, been | Samuel CG. band sree! St. pinay rend eed | ¢Qverprocessed *Generally Abused — — -. - group. Club members presented gifts i PERMANENTS ee eee. ee te Fla m8 to Oakland County Sanatorium pl Servi d Qualit 5 ac , Peters! ' TB patients having birthdays in Where Service an y “But we like the house. It’s all . for Long Hair we have andit means home to us. ' M -HN | the month of Feb -Are Supreme” FINGER WAVING _ | That isn’t very sensible, but it's RS SAMURE GC. JOHNSON IK: Colored slides. of ee Mrs. wi n Claire a elt. i ij Open Friday ‘tan of thine w nDarbara A. Smead Wediinwcuz scan] No Appotimer’ Needed! 9 “Then, too, I've been my own Immediate Service! “tilP.M. wi rhe nih . :30 in the afternoon and, while|Junius J. _— i ———— 2 g = z B fingertip veil of illusion. "| Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls. She carried al ee od Maasatteesioy, | dalia, Ohio, sister-in-law of the | Other bridal attendants were ial csexzce<'c|| Dares E. Wirt of Atlanta... 12-PIECE CHINA One-of-a-Kinds in | DESSERTSETS = FURNITURE CHAIRS LOUNGE . sister of the bridegroom, and re REGULARLY 12.95! Famed Japanese Noritake china, ae McDougle of Charlotte, N.C. 3 sty les < es values to 149.50 transluscent . . . hard-as-rock. 4 dessert plates, 4 : cups, 4 saucers: Solid-color charcoal 95 re | nd R UGS GOWNED IN YELLOW turquoise or pink. Also at this price: yellow silk ballerina-length dresses. will probably get these good, 8-piece Noritake china snack sets. . , k-| i were gowned identically in’ Three early bird shoppers —— —_ es Soar dee comfortable lounge chairs. NOW | -e nes a elonga waistlines. | > Chair Ss and Sofas They wore matching crownless pic-| Cae wrong with loth f care bata Oo. ,. were just tired o ee 6 them . In sturdy rough-$ 5 ONE-ONLY LAMPS ! s All-woel frieze chair, was 179.50 ....., 139.50 o Ellen Jean Smead, niece of the} ]' textured coverings .. . one of — sy bride, was flower girl. She a rosy brown, one green, one Coral plaid love seat. was 198.50 ......129.50 139.50 and For living room. , b bedroom, library print covering, was Le j Love seat, . print ing, was 159.75 cone 99.50 fabrics, but we SAVE U a frock of white organdy over ye rust. Were. 6 pood qssortment kecludwg 7? 179.50 large provincial chair now ..,,,.139.75 =. Pp to low with yellow rosebuds embroi-| -| +4950 milk glass and metal base lamps Small wing provincial, was 149.50...... 89.50 we're passing the 1i/. OFF dered on the Lat = carried a _.. even a few floor lamps . . . Woven print cover wing chair now .... 119.00 Dares E. Wirt was best man. | May be just the one you've been 1495 99.00 Simmons studie couch with back, 2 ’ looking for in the group! spring-filled bolsters, makes double or savings on to you! 3 basket of spring flowers. | Seating the guests were Jamps | we . | cat ce as airs 535" Sofas 575%. J c|PaeSeies==a Ives | “AS IS” PIECES 79.00 solid mahogany recher. _.. 49.50 of St. Petersburg, os - 39.50 Modern Floor Lamp, terrific at 14.95 9 * reagyenl en eed Ss wm rockers, formerly now .. i All Work Guaranteed for § Years Following a reception held at the | * ® at 99.50 seainanacar cx te new es | At give-away prices! floor, 50.00 eringnn neaee ‘ : Johnson changed to a dusty rose Small lounge chair, was 125.00 .....0.. 69.50 Home- 150.00 blue matelasse swivel chair .... 79.50 RIGHT We wouldn't pretend there’s nothing mokers ILLIAM ies City St L wrong with them . but maybe you T luck j . y otory League Q : h f Over poses aces and Upholsterers Adopts Constitution won't mind their de ects: Fy your uc in this : 23 Years! ] Ice cream table and four chairs | Tables, Beds : 270 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. The constitution and bylaws of) black iron legs. Table top pink, 95 tt :~ the Pontiac Story League were chair tops white. $29.95 value, 14 ODDS AND ENDS : — ~ adeetea by members| iat Galt| ma: ie re eins = = Pine hutch table, was 65.00, now ...... 49.50 $125 Modern coffee table, inset tiles.,,. 79.50 Thursday meeting. Julia Dalzell of Monroe street opened her home to| Set of 7 wooden TV tables with 00 Ashcroft dropleat table, was 69.50 ...... 39.50 the group. on ey Apa lee at GR A B B AG | Ashcroft coffee table, was 29.50 ..... + 19.50 e 49.50 Formica top tea wagon .......... 39.50 Plans were made to attend the ELS, Li us Spring Story Festival in Ferndale 75.00 painted maple double bed ...... 49.50 April 24, Mrs. Robert Boggs. | program chairman, presented Mrs. | WROUCHT IRON “ROOM DIVIDER” We've lumped ‘em all together ; J. Wendell Green who conducted PLANTERS . . . GATE DE-whether they were 1.95, 3.95 or Values Li R ja general discussion on “Cutting SIGN .. . each with 6 flower 95 5.00... Among the finds: pick-. . men ugs and Condensing Stories.” | pots . . . were 17.95 each 3 me-ups in Russell Wright casual to 5.00 | Mrs. ye Cole a ee MOW ee “ ee case Braided ovals of pure linen. . . reversible Lis Evelyn presented: \aptaaduaa’ : ware . . . candle holders . . . ; story entitled “Pink Petunias” by ] 00 . . . will outwear anything even neor in ; $6.50 Seth Harmon, and another story. desert plates large ash trays price' Reduced! . relish dishes odds and We Specialize in Haircutting : “Faith to Remove Mountains,” ; > as esented by Mrs. Hazel Ges-d * glass oder “ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP [3227 "| PICTURES REDUCED eta dene earisll 2x3 Sizes, now only ........... 2.95 with some other accessory. Odds and ends ... . pictures you may have ad-$300 Value Drexel ws LANOLIN ENRICHED Soar receedbecnae J] vemos swestcry fms we've ed on pictures, originally $30, all 7 2 twin beds .. . 2 Simmons innerspring mattresses .. . 2 Simmons box sprin COLD WAVE tee pine twin 4il 6 ; SyThe self-same Uma a ii FINE CHINA WE ‘9° 10 = beds you saw in the model * ; ; ; home in Birmingham ...at Pieces. odds and ends. . . discontinueds 2 BARGAINS LOOK YOUR LOVLIEST | E ' a savings of $125 simply 00 _ FOR THE EASTER PARADE | ... first come, first served! because they were display 185 VW rice | Among the finds: hand decorated tole pieces... p ; HAIR STYLING and CUTTING by OSCAR | trays which sole for as ings as $5 oeso ‘ | Sse Santen. and other | Matching pine dresser $85.00 Patterns you'll recognize as some of our finest odds and ends. .” . . . Vz china .. . price-slashed because sets aren’‘t PARISIAN Matching night table $20.00 comolete or there’s only a piece or two left. Included: vegetable dishes, platters, gravy boats, fruits, a few tea pots, cream and sugars inte § DEAUTY SHOP WV 1 GiGi S—OPEN TO 9 TONIGHT! |... bee: You mov tnd ides t | : YY VrVrVrVrVTrVrVrrVrrYrVvVVVVY ee VT rr" Vee sh a es Ps : Py ¥ A : { i , i 4 match your china pattern, , , Also ) ' eee, os é ay 7 fase 4 \ ; é : i ; hor, bts : Lk ey ‘ : eee m i “ 1 ; a, ’ : : oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 193 SEVENTEEN >. aj z E i 5 ; 4 ] i | i a Old? look and feel like a million... You'll be proud to step on the scales if you follow the advice of Josephine Lowman in her daily column Ada wogged stIComing Events “Why Grow Old?” beginning April 2 — 4 Dern D, Card Club of Maccabeeswill in The Press. She'll give answers to your oe 6s °-e -= . : One hundredand guests members President. WilliaGolvis besicy, tho Gamena Aven” Retiring mils attended:the affair held Thursday ' problems in maintaining good a on be- Quick Circle will meet with The was prepared by the Christian|Ann Dinnan presented a vocal posture and a trim figure, in Heralders Class of the church, half of the club for this amount|Mrs. waliam Splut, 183 Cottage “St. in the church parlors,dinner Pg ag ompkinsrgTem AS te grooming yourself attractively and. The Pioneer Girls of the church ‘eee ae in making the best useof the latest there is in the cosmetic field. Don’t miss it. For Easter . . . choose Your Wave | smooth wide sophisticated waves soft loose lightly-curled waves + springy medium-wide glamour waves Plymouth Group or tight lively, natural curls. Will Contribute Starts Monday, April 2 to China Fund Our Finest Value! CREME COLD WAVE Only MEET JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Variations are unlimited! Soft curls with “ : J body, tight curls with smoothness. How do) fee beets Josephine Lowman reaches an audience that : do it? It's professional technique at . MA | was a guest. She spoke of plans approaches the 10 million mark. Her column 13 | | eS He we work Gee ee to give you the wave you t, \for the Good Friday breakfast and . . has been running for more than 18 Jane Lee Beauty Pied beni wantit. * years. wove you want os you for zr : : * the women will made to _Arrangements [stanchion to be MEZZANINE eee spare no effort for beauty, were served We - FE 2-0531 Ee De Copnell of Chupeiae Batty voce but health can wait until there’s something cae edie per con definitely wrong.” This conclusion, made to | ees = herself in 1933, is the reason Josephine GET =*=s=. ee Os Un cutnala take: Sada READY for EASTER! | pe ae lynn Peterson using the Easter the j theme, and| : 5 ' : <* tips exercise, gave tions on health as she offers diet, on LET OUR EXPERT CORSETIERES GET YOU READY personality and appearance, | , ‘Old Curtain Magic Old curtairis that become dan- The Pontiac Press © NOW Careful Dan returns your Easter Dry Cleaning PLASTIC BAG | AT NO EXTRA COST Just in time for Easter dry cleaning... A truly remarkable cleaning value. Here’s deluxe dry = cleaning — Garments beautifully restored and Convenient service fabrics with all dry cleaning expertly finished, colors that glow and e rset that retain their original texture. Yes, all this / “ cl ee Pte Be and a genuine plastic garment bag at no extra at a Glence e Convenient, : : cost with every garment. Where can you get so . THE ¢ — 1 Beg ORLD OF FASHION much dry cleaning quality and extra value. NE *@ Showerpreet, Call today and have those Easter garments \ V \ V soprest. Dirtpreet beautifully dry cleaned and enjoy seeing them IS come back in handy reusable plastic bags. HOSIERY and CORSET SHOP © 14 North Saginaw St. State Theater Building. Open Monday FE 2-6921 Nights ‘til 9 - * Aé |; re | { yef t ‘3 é : ry a ; (oa ce r Py 5= y ‘ ei eens ee , ireseeseee ieae . ¢ ¢ * EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC sees. MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 months of his regular studies dur-College Classmates, Japanese Prince Port —[AScrica, Since then he hee been TOKYO @®—Crown Prince Aki-|enrolled as a special student. The heir to the Japanesethrone graduation cere-| plans to continue his studies under}. About 45 per cent of all the pas-Forest productsaccount for senger automobiles in the U.S. had|about one-third of all of the am been driven 40,000 miles or morejmual export volume for Paraguay outing 0. 2 When porpoises swam near ships, old-time Sailors regarded it as an EB: Cash, or perrepa To Mark National Boys Club Week The Pontiaic Boys Club has big jopening Monday .afternoon, Cou-|building, 520 E. Pike St., to re-whose balloon is found farthest plans next week to draw attention lacos said, when most of the 1,700/lease a barraye of balloons. _ |away, Coulacos added: A cere- to its year-round activities in be-members will gather at the club| There's also a contest to. see mony that night, he said, will be half of youth. highlighted by a, giant birthday . : The occasion is National Boys cake with 50 candles. .|Club Week, April 2-9, which Tuesday night will see the “Boy coinsides this year with the 50th of the Year” named and other out- Note From Fred Allen anniversary of the Boys Club of standing members awarded at a America. father and son. banquet.. Arrives After He Dies The local club plans to award Club boxers will vie in cham. plonship bouts staged Wednesday By EARL WILSON | alight, Coulacos, as well as hold boxing NEW YORK—“A letter just came in from Fred Allen—,” my -Someone's wide-eyed sister, six playoffs, crown a pint-size queen, office said, “dated the day he died.” years old or less, will be crowned, elect officers and stage a car- It was a three-paragraph note, with no ‘capital letters; at) Miss Boys Club in a contest Thurs- nival, the top center was the name “fred allen,” and down a little, day night. Publicity will be gained on the “dear earl.” Friday night elections will decide He thanked me for a magazine and then added: who will serve as mayor and coun- cilmen of the club for the rest of “{ have just finished the 10th chapter and only need five the year, MSU Video Center * solution. And that’s just the time to take your problems for the book. i have never attempted sustained more any Concessions, games and midway * to the leader in the consumer finance field, to ask * pe writing and going over to my closet day looking shows will fill the club building at every at Po the help of the best trained wi e 5 fan -If-| white paper | know what the last member marching in the its annual carnival from 1 p.m. to . Nearly two staff anywhere. 9 p.m, Saturday. ku kiux klan parade sees when he looks up. : sea million men and women each year find ANN. ARBOR (#—Michigan State| “hope everything is okay. regards—” A United Fund sponsored organ- : that HFC makes practiceof getting the money into |University a will receive $2,000| And then—in longhand with pen—the only capital letters: ization, the Boys Club offers “facil a t your hands just ties for recreation, sports, hobbies quickly as possible. If as you havea [grant-in-aid for partial support of/F a” and other group. activities. * sjeady income and can make regular monthly an audience research program in} Others will be shocked as I letter from) was to recetve a _.° payments, you meet the principal requirement for — ison the ronan “fred allen”—such humble touch, I always Gap his| ae _ a cece borrowing at HFC. The sample chart below shows tional Television and Radio death, for he was a good and loyal “correspondent.” A letter loan amounts, and — “ | Irving R. from Groucho Marx was found in Fred’s typewriter after his a selection of Merrill, director of research at|death. . t pl station WKAR -TV at “It was-the-one,” nodded Portland Allen, “he was going to S . Tew State, will conduct a study of tel-/do next.” * a san HFC evisionand viewinglis-x * *« * radio and a Office near you. ‘\tening habits among the WKAR © . Why not phoneor listening, audience. Eo -4 8 by today! y and radio center, a non-pr™ , ace es profit organization, provides a DA-|dorses tuxedoes, got caught in Er: thet port of & bone net prending80, 244% |tional program service for its 18) storm the other night om that partof « balance én excess of $50. out affiliated educational TV stations.|*€ snowstorm the other nig ‘ wot encnoding $300, and 4% om any remainder, 11+ algo serves as a public informa-|in his newest dinner jacket ; dimerton’s alifect end largest consumer finance company tion center for national educational | (after @ picture-pusing session) television. and had to board a bus. Then he had only $50 and $100 bills of Minnesota seats 18,872 for col-' Williams arena at the Oniversity —no small change for the fare. lege basketball games, but it has He was ecstatic when Mrs. ‘ “3% South Saginaw $1., The Kay Bidg., 2nd Floor also accommodated more than Sammy Cahn, wife of the song- PHONE: FEderal 4-0535 19,000 for the state high|}writer, leaped forward with COASTER WAGON Loans made to residents of nearby towns school basketball tournament/15 cents, . : Morey Amsterdam's diet se- Filled with SOAP cret: “Eat all you want of éverything you don't like.” ‘4 Pome: Away down south in Tennessee, is where Kefauver ° don't long to be. CYD Guess wives are all alike—they're always checking up to make sure their husbands are in their right mind (which ean never believe, somehow). The Duchess of Windsor was heard saying to the Duke, as they were leaving El Morocco by car, “Well, did you tip the doorman?” The Duke: “Yes, i my dear, I already did.” (He'd given him $1). THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ... | Some Democrats now say Harry Truman’s Presidential aeaies| is Gov. Lausche of Ohio . Zsa Zsa'll be envious when she : arrives next week; sister Mag- da’s engagement sparkler from Tony Galluci is 16 carats. Na- nette Fabray’s agents. deny asking $10,000 a weck for her. - HERE'S A BIG TIME. SAVER! | Grace Kelly's dad, mention- siete)’ 0 Just-send-your savings additions to PONTIAC FEDERAL by mail. No | Monaco, sighed, “I may have to All for Only ... need to run in between April showers all the way downtown. Just hop jsleep in a dungeon”... Cary out to your nearest mailbox. Grant left for Spain and “The Of course, if you’re driving down, use our Drive-In-Window and par— Pride and the Passion”... \Ingrid Bergman asked Renzo | 5° gs won't be a problem. \(The Continental) Cesana to | DRIVE-IN WINDOW — SAVE-BY-MAIL PLAN i test for her film, “Anastasia.” HONEY . Honey Melamed, Newark housewife, was nominated Pret- ‘est Girl in America—by her husband. I New 1956 Speed Queen Washer has CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 214% PER ANNUM ; | Ted Lewis’ 45th ann’y gifts included solid gold cane, silver || a full capacity porcelain tub, equipped Payable June 30th ice skates, diamond cuff links. . . Joe DiMaggio’s dating Count-with aluminum, tangle-proof, adjust- ess Peggy Dorelis again. able pressure wringer. Full guarantee. Earl's Pearls ... e One guy we know reports happily that he just got a raise: “Now I can pay last year’s taxes.” NO DOWN PAYMENT. WISH I'D SAID THAT: Cab Calloway offers this: “Love is | what makes young men raise mustaches and old men shave | ’em off.” ‘I never go to a movie unless I've! and ‘ Loan Association -iseen it before,” explains Taffy Tuttle. “That way, I know rm) -going to like it.” 761 W. Huron Street . | with the Grace Kelly-Margaret Truman wedding next month; | William Lowenstein hears those “June-moon” songwriters are’ Rochester es nuts trying to rhyme “April.” That's earl, brother. Downtown 407 Main 16 E. Lawrence St. | (Copyright 1956, , The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) e _Bito River Rouge Man Stes 29: |. Polish ¢ | | DETROIT (INS) — A 55-year-old; { \River Rouge gasoline station at-| Sausage th 'tendant, seriously burned in an ex:) plosion and fire March 15, died to- Grade A ‘day in Detroit's Receiving Hos- pital, No Money Sewn! BETTER MEATS-—FOR LESS! SPECIALIZING OUR Large Doz. ] | Leroy Thomas,areof River Rouge, | Here's a phonograph buy you |Was one of three men seriously | JUNEDALE BRAND can’t afford to miss. Beam 3- = aa;| ggs [burned in the fire. Police said the | speed phono, matching record | workers were using a gasoline mix- ee carrying case that holds up to 4 BIG REASONS jture to scrub the gas station's | 20 records, plus six records, Shenk Helf jracks when a lit cigarette touched WHY THEY 29. HAMS | | hott the explosion. = rane ARE BETTER Picnics 3, BETTER LOST 20 Ibs Ph On , OPEN TONIGHT "i QUALITY TRIMMED FFi dop 7/ FLINT, MICH. “I am well pleased | = | with results from Rennel omer es. About once each year I take-3. hotties | returni: SlicedCut i UNTIL 9 69: NINETE 2 Disaster+ Special nemy of City Rescue Squads Employes Learn . Course Teaches Teams How to Assume Charge |. in imperiled City and them ina tall city unable to get structure, out. The in- % RECRUITS LEARN GUNS — Shown here learning gunnery from liam Imboden of 457 Lowell St., and Bob Cleary of Detroit, The pe- Instructor R. Sanchez, Gunner's Mate at Great Lakes Training Camp, cruits have two more weeks of basic training before graduating as are recruits Gerald Young of Saginaw, Thomas Shaw of Auburn seamen. ‘ Heights, oe Suppes of nee. Ray A. Sibley of Detorit, Wil- Navy Unit Nears End of Training Russia fo Launch Jet Air Service | atop the 50-foot-high city in- cinerator on East Boulevard at Thirty-five Pontiac area men,! Direct Flight Routes to their seventh week of basic train-| week said only that the men “are Featherstone Road, serving in the civic-sponsored Pon- ing at Great Lakes, Ill. | working in the mess halls at USE TWO ‘PROPS’ s Europe, Asia and Other tiac-Flint-Saginaw Navy Company ‘Boot’ training lasts nine weeks; ©*™p Berry.” Both a vertical drop where the Global Areas Planned recruited in January, now are in after which the men take @ 1¢day And the men have had their) — |leave before disbandinga com-/first ‘Cinderella Leave," so as called ipany and belng assigned to further pecause they're released from MOSCOW @ — Soviet Russia— duty {schooling or duty at Other bases.'at noon and told to be back on| ‘Meany Draws Line with a big new twin-jet eirtiner! oats igre nix ——the base at Lara sc reported in mass production ahead of Britain and the United States ‘on Jeamsters Union —has launched a bold challenge). HONOLULU ww — Top. officers oe ee Jr Seopa teamsters walk _ © > * a feelsLodes sleek plane which carried Soviet potential time bomb that could caiagdan ta nee Ok ee HOUGHTON Geological fea- security chief Ivan Serov to Lon-|blow their union out of the AFL- cial events and athletics, and last|tures of Michigan'sdistrict copper don last week and created a sen-|CIO. week came within 3-1000 of a point is among subjects to come under * a * of winning a Star Flag for cleanli-/discussion at an institute on Lake There were conflicting reports ness of personne] and barracks. Superior geology at Michigan Tech ° SP 6 4 & on whether it would be set off. sation among Western Mm Seaman uit William Imbod-May 11-12, Marshal S. F. Zhavoronkov,, The explosive issued before the en, of St., won the! chief of the Soviet civil airline board here is a $400,000 loan which C “honor, C-Sponsors Aeroflot, said the plane is in mass| Vice President James Hoffa of De-Company conigetition fot in the Survey of Michigan and the ex- the International production and will be put into troit offered unit. “He has also been nominated! Plora subsection of the joration Upper international rather than domes-| Longshoremens: Assn. ‘for the “American Spirits Award,” ‘Peninsula section of the American tie service, AFL-CIO President George to be awarded a member of the, | Institute of Mining, Metallurgical Meany has threatened to sus-trai camp’ class| Engineers. SCANDINAVIA ROUTES SET Other program highlights in- pend the era if they £9 in rsa ne Negotiations already are under through with to the ILA— ; cludes. talks on uranium and base way with Norway, Sweden and he 2 out The Company now is in “serv-exploration Ontario, the unionkicked of the metal in geo- Denmark on behalf of Scandina-|AFL in 153 as rachet-cidten. lee week” for the base mess hall physical, studies in the Lake Su- vian Airlines for reciprocal direct) duty which is rotated among the perior district and geochemical ex- flights between Moscow and Stock-Sigierts suk speeciction wont ts companies. Imboden, who has ploration and photogeology holm and Copenhagen. several directions. yesterday as been writing weekly dispatches A representative of the Uv. S. ‘Hoffa, Teamster President Dave' in The Pontiac Press, commented Atomic: Energy Commission also Other iced iteraationsd So-Beek and other top officers met before this duty started that it will speak on nuclear energy and viet routes would link Moscow in a series of closed-door cau-should prove “an interesting |its impact on the mineral indus-| with Peiping, New Delhi and Ka-cuses. i week,”’ but in his dispatch this “tries. bul, Afghanistan. Zhavoronkov. said Russia plans a direct Mos-4 cow-to-London jet service "if the’ traffic warrants it.” * -® * f Diplomatic observers say the Russians might use the TU104 to penetrate the Middle East. They anticipated the Russians might tryto sell it to India and the Arab countries, which now use British) and American aircraft. Synthetic Sintox Could Eliminate Tungsten in Steel CHICAGO (INS) — A new inex-| pensive man-made material, de- scribed as harder than any sub- stance known except diamond, was demonstrated recently in Chi- cago. * * ® The new synthetic is called Sin- tox. It is made from ‘“‘dirt cheap’’) materials by a fusion process similar to that used to make syn- thetic diamonds, Backers of the new substance said it promises to be an inex- pensive and efficient substitute for tungsten steels and carbides. The United States has to import it, tool-cutting tungsten. supply from Asiatic sources, An audience of industrialists and military engineers attending the American Society of Tool En- gimeers meeting saw a demonstra- tion of the new gem material's! cutting powér on a wide range of! industrial metals from soft brass e. to totigh, heat-4reated alloy steels. | * * The material is brick-colored and) “close to sapphire in its prop-. United Press Phote erties,” the Sintox Company of TWEAK BETWEEN FRIENDS — This should harm is intended by the bird's playful peck, how- Allentown, Pa., said. The exact! i ‘manufacturing process is still a teach Pete the cocker not to go poking his nose ever, for the two are the best of friends. Both are secret, | into the business\ of Skipper the parakeet. No petsthe Lee Cates family of Parsons, Kansas, of coinpany ‘and @ horizontal drop were prac- | All three instructors termed the SAFE AND SOUND— Pontiac and ParksRec- course “very successful" and said reation employe Jewell Bolton gets the fgeling of OD ee en eee arene were rere be abe fense rescue operations ip which 35 Parks and oan 7 Tie cheer Geapatnest. wortens eee Tir oe Oe Recrestion and Cemetery workers tock pest The same men, with some ex-+ ' & aogensare genta p tomdee — Ask Mi ‘ ight unr proces sk S State Probe I! Into Milk ‘ara “At the start of last year’s) u@ — Gov. Williams! If the disagreement is still un-|morning when he had LANSING expected Siightest iden ot how to lower a 38id.today he would ask the State! settled, he said, he probably would/ Only about 200, victim, but look how smooth i|Labor Mediation Board to look in-|set up & commission representing Leaders of the group in De went off today,” Aho said. to a dispute between a group of farmers, dairies and route sales-| ¢roig said pickets will work in “I would say all the men did an dairy farmers and Detroit dairies ™? t study the price breakdown.’ four hour shifts aroundclock the pomoerae og pronase was over. the farmers’ share of* milk! poland Bring) le, South Lyon ee a te Dleck — "__ {petees presidentthe Fair Share Bar| oe of . He said Pontiac was one of the =—* Late Ral aid the grote dae Leo Van Bonn of South Lyon, few Michiganthat he knew | More than 700 mem-agent of some|Vice president of the FSBA, said, cities farmers, of that demonstrated the fore. |bers of the Fair Share Bargaining 1 t99 dairymen hi milk into|"! hope there is no trouble: But sight in being preparedcase Assn., started the Ira.) a we must take steps that will show in picketing these skills had to be employed, | Wilson & Sons Dairy Co. and two —_ we mean business.” “Of PS ccegee cae’ ee ecm! SE ee ee oe course, money area early today. threatened losing money on propriated by the city in the Civillto expand thelr operations through-| that they hed started picketing 40 Cars Crash Hang pp in order to id the area. the dairies to get publicity for | Ch . R = 8 a rogram.,’* as 6 “Detroit carries out a very simi-| Officials of the farmers group | =—_ in ain eaction ilar training program each year on? ®ppeared before’ Gav. Williams = “Ali we want to do is put on a Collision in Fog 4 much larger scale.” this morning to ask his ald in gentie ‘manly demonstration," A telephone system is used by settling the dispute, said. “If anyone attempts to cross!4 GRAND RAPIDS #® — A dense | the three teams in case of emer-' Williams emphasized that as far the picket lines, we have told our early morning fog caused a chain- gency whereby each man has a as he could see no. state laws men to -back up and let them reaction collision today in which ‘member to call to notify him where were applicable to the situation, through. There isn't going to be an estimated 40 cars were involved to report. ‘but that he would ask the labor. jany rough ati” sheriff's men and state police re- ‘mediation board to investigate the | J During the training the men price dispute in consultations with| Brengle aid he was surprised to * -* were called out one night in a the U.S. Department of Agri-jlearn that nearly 1,000 farmers Drivers suffered only minor cuts practice problem to teach them culture. had shown up for the picketing this and bruises, how to operate under the handi- Deputy Gerrit Willet told it this cap of darkness, ~~ way: The instructors said the most He arrived on the accident ‘important element in lowering cas-| scene on U.S, 131, near the sub- |ualties is the proper knowledge of Rouge River Rd., while on his knot-tying and rigging to be used. “Without these, a man could be} | way to work. Eight cars were locked in a tangled string which jkilled in the lowering process,’ wound around a curve in the |Aho explained, highway, The men used a county civil de-| fense truck equipped with the ne-He and deputy Robert Hill set |Cessary apparatus to carry out the flares in an effort to warn other iprogram, | motorists, They then went to the In case of disaster, all the men, | head of the tangle to investigate. 'plus the Pontiac police and fire Other cars continued to slew into |departments would coordinate the original pile while the deputies itheir rescue operations under the and state police attempted to un- direction of Civil Defense Director snari the start of the crash, \Walter K. Willman and his assist- * * *® . ant, William L. Collins. Six wreckers were summoned to “We all naturally hope the men. haul away 16 autos, damaged too never have to use this program jseverely to be driven. Dozens of, but we will be ready for it just in’ jothers suffered less damage and a case,”’ Aho concluded. ifew escaped with only marred | bumpers. At Sunset, Jews Begin | New York Suburbanites Passover Observance Irk Sanitation Official NEW YORK W—Observance of |Passover starts at sunset today NEW YORK w@ — Typ man for Jews around the world. charge of keeping N York's The holiday period begins with streets clean is irked with sub- ithe traditional Seder, the festival urbanites lor service including the serving! Sanitation Commissioner An- | of ‘symbolic foods. drew W, Mulrain said in a radio The celebration will be observed jtalk that commuters know they by Orthodox and Conservative ‘shouldn't toss paper on the city Jews for eight days and by Re-| streets. form Jews for seven. 1 “What particularly irks me,” he The U.S, armed forces arranged AWARDED BARS—Arthur H. Robins of Pontiac (right) receives ‘said, “is that they'll do it here, ‘Seders at installations throughout and then take their train up to & commission as second lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force in a cere- | the world, | Westchester, out on the island or | mony tdllowing his graduation trom Ohio Wesleyan University where| | Passover id the festival of a \over to the Oranges, and they'll he was a member of the AFROTC. Pinning on his insignia of rank dom which commemorates thee: never think of doing it there in cape of the Jews under the cane is Col. Harold V. ‘Larson, professor of air science at the university. thelr’ home towns, Some peoate, ship of Moses trom bondage in| Presently employed by the AC Spark Plug Division of General Mo-think everything goes: in Egypt. =< + he eo ot York.” ™ | % s 8 ce pe eet plan! : LOOK! — ee ee CAR HOP SERVICE ‘DRIVE-IN COVERED CARPORT & Tnitel (You Need Not Get Out of Your Car) OUR ATTENDANT WILL SERVE YOU IT'S ANOTHER FIRST IN PONTIAC! 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Types of mink are: (1) Royal Pastel, Chicago furriers, Rosin-Starr, have been previous-(2) Curulean, (3) Lutetia and (4) Dark Ranch. to consider his neighbor's prob | Growth Calls for Planning» or what happento lems would him in-the event of disaster.” | County Red Cross Leaders Gunpowder in Pockets to Study Area’s Problems Now Carried by Boys eile Population increases. in OaRland;gan. A continuation of the dis- “Fill ‘er up. and how far is it to the next gas stetion?” and surrounding counties havec|cussions will be held at a meeting’ created many problems for Oak-of all Michigan chapters Friday, County Chapter, 20, Lansing. For home repairs and even for a new kitchen, land American|Apr. in. QUALITY CLEANING Red Cross, according to the Rev. The Rev. Mr. Hamm says the William Hamm, chairman. Call POOLE’S,FE 4-1594. Oakiand County chapter has COST NO MORE! “The problems are found in pre-| henefited greatly from this as- to meet natural and enemy) sociation of chapters. He points disaster and communi- the out that an unofficial count ty’s social problems,” he said. shows a increase of The wound was not serious, but Forms of Protection 144,009 in Oakland County since | jit wasn't very dignified, either. HURON DRY CLEANERS 1950. ALL IN ONE Policy One of the biggest problems in Dog Poisoning Wave and SHIRT LAUNDRY * |\Oakland County, accordingthe to AT SAVINGS TO 25% LANSING #®» — The Ingham! chairman stems from the fact County humane society reported a/ |that largest of poisonings One-Day Service Main #Fire (Dwelling) Theft " the are not concentrations found the wave of dog in the) Cleaning at Office population in Lansing area is continuing with*Fire (Contents) Liability icities, Residents of Waterford, five pets killed during the past] At 3 p.m. 5, Red Cross Southfield, and Bloomfield town-week. A report from Michigan Main Office and Plant: 944 West Huron Street FE 20231the*Extended Coverage these leaders from -counties will ships are not employed where State University veterinary medi- BE SURE AND ASK FOR YOUR GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS meet in the Oakland County a they live. ter house, 118 Franklin Bivd., The Rev. Mr. Hamm also points H. R. Nicholie discuss the ehanging pattern of the out that, “The citizen is so con-were killed | by American community, cerned with problems of com-poisoning. 11 Neighborhood Stores to Serve You INSURANCE AGENCY The meeting has been called by|munity development such as water 40 Mt, Clemens Phone FE 2-1372 | Terry Townsend, director of field supply, sewer systems and educa-There were 24.9 live = per services for Red Cross in Michi-! tion, that he hasn't much time left 1,000 U.S. in people1955 Get more kindsof clothes more thoroughly, safely clean with exclusive "New Way to Wash’! A WEEK BUYS Westinghouse THEM BOTH IF YOU HURRY laundromat TO LORD'S! 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By RUTH MONTGOMERY sah“‘eo endenlie’ ts bande: that the Démocrats “‘shielded trai-‘consent, and created a phony pros-The Democratic platform was J4mes Hennessy reported tions our as threat-. .in places,” | by expenditures, equally vitriolic, but few politi-dumped the cut grass, trash _ WASHINGTON (INS)—President|ably meet in San Francisco a of republic to tors. high “violated perity ‘“‘war waste Eisenhower has quietly notified his) week before the convention opens en its existence.” ‘ our liberties,’ plunged us into war and extravagance, planned emer~ cians take the documents seriously, /leaves and disappeared with “10 cabinet officers to ‘begin think-to begin. public hearings. Teles Sap aes Hae, semen eee gencies and war crises.” jonreny. = barrel. ang about” the planks they want Witnesses will be invited from “written into this year’s Republican the American Legion, the AFL- platform. ClO, farm and manufacturing * * * groups, These will be asked to Assistant to the President Sher-|, submit recommendations for pet man Adams told this correspond- planks, ent today that although the piat- form cannot be drafted until Con-) Since this year’s platform will have to stand on the record already department heads to start giving it gress adjourns, Ike has alerted all accomplished, however, officials predict that numerous planks will ‘*some attention. be drafted—for final convention Furniture with a Future... © Unlike the ’52 Republican plat- approval — before the committee! = form, which directed some oe even meets. ‘ly inflammatory: words at Four years ago, only the foreign retiring Truman this year’s will use the | Custom aoe furniture available in a wide selection of Prarie: colors document Democratic controlled 84th Con- ter Dulles, now secretary of state, and fabrics. Lifetime spring construction n tufted arm. 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And don’t forget, only an electric range is “white-glove” clean. No wonder smart’ homemakers say: "You can Live Better... Electrically”’ SEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT EDISON THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 ek © é a! ceoonece-coc]ees From the Dickinson Shoots 69 in-> Final Round to Win by One Stroke. By BRUNO L. KEARNS a ¢ _ Sports Editor, Pontiac Press — Nearly 24,000 fans watched Saturday’s state basketball finals ab t Lansing and the prep champions in each class for 1955-56 now are history. Pe Heights lived up to its press notices by Tuesday Wins — + winning the class “A” title, but all of the other bows Wings Hold 3-0 Margin} California State Investigating | sterjing example that brawn is not_ ~“Swent t6 upper peninsula teams. > Against Leafs; Canucks) atten MaCoy |erured, mites, foclogeng tn Lower Michigan teams, the southeast corner of Lead Rangers 3-1 rs ao oak @ lant So thin he scarcely casts a shad- ingers ported weekend. | sideways. to but especially, have little we sun, the oy to argument state con- the young Panama City, Fla.. pro pocketful of change. But his steady 69 in yesterday’s seat status to the boys from the cede a back upper half, for this season at least. One thing, however, that could be argued every sea- ‘could be completed tomorrow night final round was enough to son is the merit of the tourney setup in the state. edge out by one s' two husky x * x * Lo members of golf’s younger set, Montreal's Caran end to De (ar [> Winner The entire elimination — ss which starts with Maxwell of Odessa, Tex., and te ee eenent le ey es at Wediord several hundred teams, builds a lot of false hopes for some teams which shouldn’t even start district play. Soa nee eenee Feady 9 £9) ‘Ferrari’ Grand Prix|Heights, Ohio. Actually it does a team no good to win a league a -| Enduran Champion) Although Dickinson pocketed top title. The state high school association disregards Montreal, “the” retular season) Cncurance | Champion oney of $2,400 for his 16-under = decease! With 1,008 Miles par 272, the tournament probably prest gained 1} league championship b Hie = * ‘each other as much as four times a season. _|series with New York by thump-| SEBRING, Fla. w — An Italian|©%€ Maxwell lost. , ; the oe setup which could find ons playing 1 prppeeped rons or pocmmagpenany will be best remembered as “the « ey —e-; the 5-3 last night at|sports car's great response to| The 2-year-gld Texan, never ; 1a t do Berk-| =. 7. i a oe ae % BS ". \and Toronto were idle, but the|fire-engine-red Ferrari to a Grand|the final round with a five-s' fg tee ren et ert 24 oo it kpc Cres "Sr cy oe deed wer te ee rp oS -aaa Gay Play oY , You! ean hed by the I ot anty Sadona Gl Wings already have a 3-0 padding|Prix 12-hour Endurance race win lead over Dickinesn, who wwe rec : * ~3¢ @ team plays 10 or 12 games in a conference and Berra beats the play to first but without his cap Hodges was pulled off the bag in the wide throw ae * « ternational honors. helped him to a 75 and he wound + works for three months to win the title, it has every| *fter laying down a bunt toward 3rd base where it as Vic Delmore calls the play. This means Montreal can clinch ace) es ee eee + right to represent its league in a state tournament. ie sspears, final perthbY| The Ferrari, manned by Juan “The year-old Finsterwald was -A league winner had to set aside state tourney |12-Foot Lane for Preps series returns to Montreal tomor-_ < Peeve areal peat a study in contrasts in the final row night. And Detroit,1954/.11, ‘aly, clawed past! round. Starting seven strokes off the Fights by district eliminations which could find a gain all the and 1955 cup winner, can set up its pe SES § pacing British|the pace, the sturdy Ohioan shot poor season record trying to E with.a in Rarer aie ge w Valley, B Oaklandand Vat Adopt 6 Cage . > . ‘3 IN THIRD GAMES CHICAGO @® — The National)the 12-foot free-throw lane to highbasket on a free throw instead of| Bert pair of goals “a “4 A Flint beat Pontiac twice and was the winner|Pesrtall Committes, rules-meh-jechools in the 1951-58 season andithe home-and-visiting team setup.iveeu each scored For Fangio the seataces new| Cary Middlecoft od i : who broke 2all tie at 2:25) !ustre on his worl crown.} closed with a. 69, a iveau 8y¥ "3 bui , it was a triumph of he =? scm ped,ening the, Fett Perr Mane tye Dara.pa s i ° * ¢- by the fact that second) par-72 was good for sixth at 276 positions under sweeter extend!sumes Committee both r. voted were| The to league winners * * place also went to a Ferrari driv-|and Leo Biagetti of Willoughby, en by Luigi Musso of Italy and) Ohio, was next with 71 and 277. ieee ee Harry Schell of France. Two other Michigan golfers fin- A&M Captures Tigers Option Four Players : gE f [at i i chal si| L 75 gE s#as i ie & i ox aants Seems rd Takes Oe Bill Lillard, who out of| “dunk” to erattr margin oe ii Li Eg 58 4 zg 3 i a Bee i Thereno doubt about Pontiac’sdeserved was well over in regional, But this is not the B An American team, Bob Sweik-|ished in the money. Pete Cooper ert, 1955 Indianapolis 500-mile raceof Knollwood Country Club won winner, and Jack Ensley, both of/$340 with a 279 and Wally Bur- Indianapolis, drove a Jaguar of orgy of Franklin Hills finished un Hi geal tlh ag itt hint firePees,ne neNeedles’ Owners Set) smes-2 siete itenn'«=| Hoeft in Four Innings; Tigers Get Beaten, 5-2 a esceogenescessoos & Z 8 fre i ; 1 F ri : i LAKELAND, Fila. #—The De- ay" : 33 shouldn'tplay another teague Mat Title have, to mem! [Off q z£ third place, with a 281 for $210. optioned zz z Z Nein Gong ‘eds = spate ei tes before the i : fi E ge hss 4 isg é 5 .i Z “i| “st : 3 me ¢ fF z = FE vz Hi i bowls ‘ hot tourneySeca“ Prepien] ate ienpiiticn for ied title. It narrows downseveral|, who to Agsies, sites to Fi i | me) 7 |wvesct have their . ity and not dozens and most of all threnge puts tournament rejoining the Tigers, Miller d : pressureon only those teams which qualify and not off| straight crown Saturday Cleveland twice and : é i 3 g E : every team in the state. decision to New ave | In the s , Upper Peninsula r Quints #22. ee the for Kentucky Derby ac|\s22%s" the cicears RESULT MIAMI, Fia. (#—Owners of the} DETROIT 5, Toronto 4. i the! Florida-bred Needles fixed their) Tuesday—at Toronto. 4 s : s Falstaff team Chicago|sights on the Kentucky Derby t (If required.) Dominate State Tifles 5Dew Hodes, rrzhich holds first place inthe team|day and said that will be the next March 2—at Detrolt. Be ae ee ee ee , race for their sensational 3-year-| March 31—at Toronto. i , z -~ i Z : MILWAUKEE (NL) RH only scored the winning basket in/Pow's Junot who Mame tn take . April 3 at Detroit. a y . for the title, fending champion also was named out in front. Diag cheek Suuaracy Vin aoe, Lou Moore, Ex-Driver ae victory in the $145,000 in 500 Dies at 52 must have game. dumpéd |, pin. 191 he ATLANTA W — L. H. (Lou before 34 ich rn to wip 1 re, 82, a lanaol been highly impressed by Mel|in afield goal and free throw in the” os « we = > C=] | SHH SSS Sbseeoesounes Herennwe*wesceh i 4& Eae i 3 | ! ecoeuws=-Sevesosooune9 See ean i a Peterson, M: Roderick, the * 130-| other speedy colts track record|Speedway championship named his No. 2 w, Bob/Birrer,p race driver, died yester-|neier, to Joa Ei geome tor D Philips time. a former Sisitteny became the one wrestler All-Star Team in the 26-year history of the meet day in a hospital after suffering @/., Detroit's 5th victory against Bob (Sticks) Bolton, Battle |; win three titles. ciated Press all-championship high! ,He xa”, ¢ eerie =e cerebral hemorrhage at the Lake-‘eleven losses. . ar : iy wood Speedway. Miller, a one-time bonus baby, EB om 20 | for Hoeft in 5th ‘Jim Sinadnos of Michigan State! school basketball selections: « second off the mark shared | Moore was appointed to the en-| Petersen in their semi-final clash |W" "ne 137-pound title of the FIRST TEAM — Forwards Bill by peste eal oes Fil gineering cane of Pontiac has looked brilliant in his four | C—Piied out for Birrer in 9th. | NCAA. McCarthy, Muskegon Heights, and mirai’s Pride. Motor Division last December and) spring outings and is counted on Pied out for Johnson In Sth NIT Provides ~ Needles earned $95,200 and now was in Atlanta supervising Pontiac, as a regular-turn starter for the DETROIT... ..... . got 000 ol—2 aia eee i center! Heights; pa. 9 bankroll of $338,605, That entries in yesterday's 100-mile Tigers this season, Farmed to | £—Boong, Torgeson, O'Connell. RBI— H “4 Burton, ; egon NASCAR. stock car race at Lake--Augusta (Ga.) of the class A Gekean’ Lacan sh Thenee tna: favorably with Nashua’s Race Winners is Don Mattson, Chassell, | Pd Peterson, who plans to study the; Rolladium The second ompares elimination—-of| and Hojnacki, Detroit St. An-, races $402,340 at this stage of his career.! wood. | South Atlantic League after his cock, Logan. §&—Jolly 2. DP—Boone ministry at Wheaton College,|the fourth period were held Sat-|drew Hatfield andTorgeson; Joily. Logan and ; _ amassed 858 points in 23 games|urday night at the Pontiac Roll-| SECOND TEAM—Forwards Ron : . : 7-Footer Outplayed as this season. But his control of the|adium, Winners were: Robinson, Muskegon Heights, and| Olympic Trials Next oS Hort . Bunn! in 2; Bt ; Birrer 3 in 2; Johnson influence! Class A—Lois Henry and Darryl|Fred Woelffer, Crystal Falls, cen- ‘ F Il Thi d Ti ' ° e : Li « jue = ¢ _—Bur mae w- s mont and : : ue v V _ anne, 3000 = Eas! 1 ereTo tr ecu rearesenree Champions Crowned in NCAA, NIT, AAU aes Many outstanding players per-|Diaper—Cheryl Pointer, ing Hamtramck. = s Day Workers* NEW YORK # — There afeitormed at East Lansing, including By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | collegiate roster is limited to sen-|Rivers, Arnold Short and Ray iors. Steiner. The Oilers picked up Jerry 2 h U ' Fi | champions with tears, The Nation-ton, Glenn Westin of Crystal Falls, me seen aoe v ane Dayton’s runner-up NIT squad,/Harper, George Linn, Jim Bond €ac nion ind .) al Invitation Basketball Tourna-| non Mattson of Chassell, the Bauer ‘however, contributes 7-foot Bill'and Dick Miller. G ment had both. brothers from Portland St. Patrick, their title trophies in hand andity) and forward Jim Paxson to! * *@ . MC's Local 594 day shift quin- The champ with the hardware) jim Glodzik of St. Andrew, and all that remains in amateur bas-'the Olympic trials. | Rand (Marquette), Miller (Wis-\tet moved into the finals of the was Louisville, which after four) poh Skrzycki of Detroit Catholic’ ketball this season is the task Of] O10. members of the collegiate Consin), Harper and Linn (both UAW-CIO League basketball play- _ unsuccessful tries to survive the Central. But Peterson was perhaps! selecting the U.S. Olympic team) roster are Willie Nauls, UCLA; Alabama) and Bond (Pasadena offs with a 62-59 victory over the : quarterfinals, finally got the idea) the tourney’s No. 1 performer, He that will compete in Mebourne|1/1) ear Temple; Joe Holup, Nazarene) are current college sen-GMC 594 night workers Sunday aft-. ; and mastered Dayton 93-80 in Sat-| most stole an exciting show. next November. Comee Washin: gton; Paul Judson. iors ernoon at Jefferson Junior High, The winners will meet Fisher The Olympic committee has set Tilinois: Gary Bergen, Utah; Carl The Air Force all-stars, coached * Upper Peninsula schools car- * e ¢ ried home three crowns as tiny up a three-day, fourteam round Gain Towa: Chuck Rolles, Cor-\by Bruce Drake, on leave from) goay Local 596 for the union loop robin to decide the team members’. .1). ucky: Vic/Oklahoma, ‘made the Olympic) gue om Sunday afternoon, April Charlie (Moose) a 6-8 jun-| Chassell in Class D and Crystal : nell; Bob Burrow, Kentucky; on y , Apri Tyra, at Kansas City April 2-4 Under|aoioaet, North Carolina State, and Playoffs by defeating Navy 78-76 3 at Jefferson. for with a dandy hook and smart) Falls in the ‘C ranks joined {Olympic rules, the roster will be pil) Reigel, McNeese State. for the armed! forces title Satur- rebounding, was the big man for| Stephenson for weekend honors. 23 points limited to 12 men—with the round-“es 8 @ day. The airmen contributed sev-| Mel Taylor collected the Cardinals and an unanimous i 18 for the robin winner contributing at least! he Seattle Bakers and the Bart-en players to the playoff roster— and John James added choice as the NIT’s most valuable Akagi ae cosine ae five but no more than seven. Jesville Oilers will’ represent the Billy Evans, Gib Ford, Tom Full-day crew, which rallied in the 2nd player. ; The won a title in every * ¢«¢ 8 ‘AAU finalists in the national er. McCoy Ingram, Bernie Janicki, half for the decision. Ron Wood- champ with the t was|"? Straits as ‘ ‘class they entered. Muskegon pe (pe 8 Bill pita A _ senior ‘Heights. Class A champion, should ote hoesraoned team whose bignestPe thankful the U.P. didn’t have an foe *” Louisville: or Tyra __jentry in that division. Ld * * but himself,big guy -has N , The . 7 Muskegon Heights found it could shown impressively elsewhere for take the Class A title without the 3 proached cowas gare in the full time services of loping 66 Ed la , Burton. ne were Burton, who found himself with “2 @ © @ four fouls before halftime, sat out Like “Dayton; -never a champ the whole 3rd period as his smooth- four times an NIT runner-up working teammates outclassed and im five chances, Uhl imissed again Hamtramck (16-4) from every point Saturday. It may been one/0f the fieldhouse floor have | Fy m1 Vo oy . ay jes pf Wd ; : ng i i Ge oo -— ij ; | Me ‘ f THE : Cty x : PONTIAC : PRESS, } \ MONDAY. q eos MARCH ®: 1 : 26, 1956 ae * | Sid . x , % : TWENTY-FIVE oe a x us 3 PHS I akes Huron "Rélays: - lones Scores Three Firsts : a h f Pontiac High School's wal reas he track team ome early. “date, personally accounted; points, He captured the| relay, the the mile, distance medley, and Jim Shorter, Charley jrelay, which was (Eastern, Alex won me eee i ‘ another powerhousethis year.: 65-yard high hurdles in the time of| Rebinson, Charles.Charles Spann, and |phrey, Watkins,and Brooks: fin- Paced by the brilliant Hayesjeight seconds and ran Ist in the) Watkins combinedto win the 880 jished 2nd in the 440-yard relay — a a im the time of 1:34.5, behind Inkster,: Piles ven 2 seccheds ; with the lat anual MichiganNor-| His leap of 21 feet, 8 inchcs was|_ Sl! Douglas,Gene Cretal, Perry} Bill McVfurienclaimed the lose ay rick ogeemal Huron Relays Saturday night|tops inthe broad jump and he tied|Williams, and sophomore Larry pr dega emtparg at the college's new Bowen Field-|with Walter Ector of River Rouge|Beanier joined forces to win the) 9.4.4 pags it. Jim house in-Ypsilanti, for honors in the high jump at six distance medley, posting the time| cuiids of Ri ~ eon he Paso. doa yyo rssoacie are_—-=a to eam of goer Sosreong Robin-| shot put with heaveof 53 feet. ficial meet to finish far runner-up Inkster, which ahead of | The Chiefs account-.|winning three dominated the relays, |mileof the five held, and relay, clocking . « 3:35.6,6 Although polet totalewore _of- ficially tabulated,no trophies were n-| points for Sed spot Ponts. and Bir13.5 (is licks with a victory in the €®.Coates, Celester Baykin and Jerry schools participatedand al coachesatkin: ‘ . Taylor. tied with Birmingham for pleased wi moe ey seasonwaelbey perteceenecstimeof 6.4 seconds, Sih pitts im the equi |, Jones, running beautifullyat this' Pontiac took ist in the 880-yard . Sartell ah alma. ~~ —_ . = | stan has been |to te in three me oes ie games this|blasted out ines = 13 hits against the 9th Annual .Giana Meet Team ‘ Wins \ \ NIB]S\ BrakeMagemeamae . ¢ spring. One was a bad one. He|Orioles.At Bradenton,. Fia., Mil- was tagged for seven runs by the|waukee whipped the Tigers 52. | Pontiac’ area bowlers failed cuneate Sox in 4 2-3 innings Monday's Exhibition Baseball place among the trophy winners to) of| Dealers Ferd of of Chicago Dearborn with with, : 8092 and 8088. . % \ pig HERE’S WHAT WE DO: eae \ \ iaidades& co tas abees ’ terda Paine Beach fe tok This | bebo test handcuffing the Washington Senators for six innings. The As|' won the game, 13-1. smmmOrsn UAAOUE | lneoting Teowmentbeld, Sei pmasthdigiaaat ! a Ey day and Sunday at the Motor Inn.'1734 44 win this division. & ‘500| Studebaker-Packard Corpora-.| G. Bailey, Firestone Tire & Rub- $7| tion of Indiana took team honors ber, took high game honors with| W§ " 3] with 8237 pins, followed by Ferd (269 and also 3game series total of \ teeinspect lining © Inspect, clean and repack front wheel bearings © © Caretully test brakes Teo-in Adjusted on Your Saossbrake ig —e Adjust broke shoes te se- cure full contest with drome Car for... $1.98 \) i \ WY \ a oein, rolwi esarivenl pagein and =out of the majors for more than alt : ce in a firie perform-)) once for Philadetphia He tossed /Pr%hor, four scoreless innings against Bos-|Ct and the ies al in the soth, 14, ogg fee Memcagpdrs Hi 8 9 : 4 — oy { #\New Faces Slated 7 S88! ‘ 5 we ! H ie for Bouts on IV : = ws By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS —— were 42 teams and 2 10 \ mtd, CAN sie isa ro bowlers participating with Gen-iY FIRES ONE STOR eral Motors T: and Coach host a a local pol it Baldwin Rubber finished 17th, ee,146 West Huron Street FEderal Fisher Body poo _i . SLIMIIIIIOOO III . = | N 2-925! N Ow *Pe. os Pe a = . We Hamner’s home run. Jack Harshman of — the 1 S ew Chicago|4+ Serasms. Fis., Culeago At Mesa, Aris. Cleveland York (A> (A) (N) YS) v8. Bot| vs. Chi- ris vision — .is “new faces’? boxing with "the nel week three — in tele-| It was the largest of the annual young|tournaments, and all visiting bowl-| their/ers were welcomed at a Saturday : - : | | Unie,UEL OIL * Bae wel ees at Riis Seedy. Sotery Rullleas Ja, Radic & Television. Day and Evening Closses Allowat Eeteribure,BC Pin, Chennai! OD py Baker, Mtare wereight Lat ; You to Remain Fully Employed While Training.L. C.. Morgan, Dayton, Annualual Shrine 1N C At Pot. Myers, Fin. 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EMCEE for cutomatic washers — given JAY WESTON with every Norge washer at no “all” has ~~. other ij Appeared on Gary Moore wses cround the house, too. | Show and Just Closed Elm- i] wood Casino. Song Stylist SHERRIE WAYNE WAYNE GABERT Stop in and Be Wewed : | Your Electrical Appliance Specialist — | No Cover, No Minimum. ‘721 N. Saginaw St. wOMONTS UNTIL 9. Mi. ae FE 5-6189 No Door Charge | -HI6 AUSTERE ens “~LIM-KAFFS/S * NICK HALIDAY ie 3 | a a By Keats Petree. 00 IT YOURSELF by /Iretchgees) DON'T TOUCH THAT! AECHAGOLOGIGT CAN'T ; Yu'LL BLOW US ALL UNDERSTAND 16 WHY YOU ) TO ATOMG/ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1956 ~ __: TWENTY-SEVEW'* "| - : ite q ad BE | !ital Fig i & z : é f BOARDING HOUSE “y POP15 A PRETTY FAGT PITCHER s,m “ie YOU'RE SIN INGING LATE/—~ EGAD, MARTHA! HAVE You Sy HE'S. BEEN CRANKING UP HIS NOTICED HOW FATHER I6 [Y% JET TWICE A WEEK AND _Z SLICKING UP. LATELY 7 HE “G DISAPPEARING —— AND I HAS BOUGHT SEVERAL NEW | DON'T-THINK “THIS EL -TOUPEES AND A BOTTLE OF SCENTED NOTE ‘\ LILAC COLOGNE/——I 16 A BILL TRUST HE ISN'T CAUGHT IN PAYABLE! “THE WEB OF SOME SILLY 1 oe ROMANCE THAT ILL BEFITS YEARS WwOw---HERE COMES | a i ih / FROM THAT BIG 3 7 ai TELEVISION 1 SHOW Is i a @ ; (2 wig /'N ‘THIS WEATHER | YOU HAVE TO HAVESPRING PRACTICE? WHY DO YOU RUSHTHE SEASON ON ALL SPORTS\ 60 EARLY?ms HAVE EARLY TO START ‘TO LEARN . y + 2 fi f E!— : Ta * . s .2 : ‘ 7 : > ii THE ROOKIES ag ee pee Gass ee -— , AMe 3-26 SN . GRANDMA By ® . : , . . Charles Kuhn — 1954 by MEA Borvien,tne. TM, —~ U.S. Pet OFF —— «| .[fF CALL UP acy Girt FRIEND] EVERY EVENIN' FOR ALITTLE CHAT” —- [we TALK 7 SouironeASKS US T’ ot TH’LINE $O THEY CANUSE IT,” J] [1 HANG us. DEED, -ane TareGRANOMA / ; TWORKED INTHE , YARO YESTERDAY, You'll Find i i PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES ae, = Every Day in the Pontiac 7 ‘ ™ ft . Press Want Ad Section ( leke advantage of this easy way | to solve ef! your buying end sell-ee DONALD A DUCK women enots1:24 B = Le:By Walt Disney t WOW! LOOK! « TWO-HEADED COW! > ZA SNA pr hood » a & 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,’ MARCH 26, 1956 Has steels, motors, aircrafts, chemi- higher,$1.31%; soybeans May lower to % higher, May $2.65%; jand lard 3 cents lower to 5 > ** . Pais $2.3 lal Gr Coal. / ! t at Rex Drug if Sone “nek te 13 Releey Bays vee +4 Tob B Sohs #5: cents con Con _ Cattle—Salable 2.290. | Around bd le 3. ound 38,per 4 1; ee 94 31 bi : «0: .. $68 Jacobe ..... hee hundred pounds no, May s a Consum than nat weak late on mont classes and $12.50.. "| MARKETS (= 4 ag Can .... 3.5 Kimb ig Rock Spe .... Mot... 7.7, Lae Safeway.. + st . t BA Steers and tenay to esi re 3 256.1 sy) E & he. Corn Pd_..... 23 Kroger ..... i a oe oe 8 186 Beoriile & P.... Gusties 30.7, Sng Mir . NEW YORK @.~ Weakness in 3 Bes eee by ou 1 ate — —_ si pend oa sere eres : Pe Cae Ba bape nar He Site Os at there “abSeSHe. moat mainly sales copper shares weighed the stock 1986 high .. Hae Produce the early after-| i956 low |. |) 244.0 ieee oom.” Re Bene ate Sts ‘ninel cuty'seosd mat 4 ME sta On cant102.4 9nd 1985 high |. 257.8 -“DETROIT PRODUCE 1965 low ...... 203.3 coms 4 Bie ‘soe ag marelalgood steer and 14.50-17.00; utility et Leading coppers were off 1 reo ": = year- baie, to lings DETROIT, March 17 (AP)—The fol- DETROIT STOCKS (C, J. €8.) Nepaler Bom. 8 a De Stevens, $5) 119 Seto Maren. H Eh 5m pat.. r JP.’ 36.7 “1 around 3 points with Magna teers ou lowing prices cover sales of locally grown Gi:-.. 35.1 Gi: .-+ SBS Gene Pack... 8 tters imixed cutter. OP. of al and utility jpiiltty and i Me “giey i Gat Maes, off nearly 7 points at times at 129, Figures after decimal me)she ~ 12.80: ‘early, to The rest of the market displayed | sues Ries & Bavip Cor... lossesof the out-| Beliwin Rubber (Co" OF. HL Pd .. 818 commercial To up bulls om fy pee Pair 13.00-16.00; short 1 to 2 points at. 1S 6 bees piane* 4 ee «---« , | 3a ny 2h 90; good and holce 634 ib feeders 18.80; lot good and choice native side and there 6. §2 Pood ‘Mach a? idl ae:ot 4 Tex 0 out were oe = small calves 41. 66.6 ee aa con Freenet, Sul is 96-4 Mont Wi v.94 tran Ww hr: 8 11.00. heifer : BEG: --. bad sad setaa ee¥ - a. 64 . 71 eee -Se -—ae - = ee we GSS eene =-= Gen Bak | 8. a # Twent Cen’. a4 lesa, active then “fast week, weak te rr) bu.; No, 1, 2.78 - e 68 eS apes. 2 Gon Bees. eas 43 GnCarvide’ 1313 Ss Maite...30 4 states ee Steele's Pg fancy, Gen Gen 1 Gee [eet Daley..-:: AAY Ge | Lin. igh wipe aenae 4%. a) choice yealers 30.60-31-04 ny ond fon onl oe pes Air GO 1 was slightly higher. — aeends, 0-14.08 34 a4 Ten.NE Canteel-- £95) Nort 3 § — one aes revoked, | (on »| Reports circulated in Wall ,/operator’s license ety 4 street Wes Grain Prices pore Tire : Gen -was ... ~\of the of world softening copper Seneane $ Gooarten’waa [Ne MI : 33) Lyman Lighthall, 4, of "2: Keego | Qeotvess 13 #4 Harbor, bof guilty, Strength in copper stocks! .cnicaGo, Maren 26 (A «>> TES te Fifteen Class A locality . —— serve . has been. based on higher world! #*8!=: and was fined Keego Harborjalmost every : a akget-38| sec ? F Y ab: 2 3 db Work eeet __ Help Wanted Male 6 __Help Wanted 7) 8A| Wanted Male _Building Service ee Female ‘Employment Agencies 10 12 re LL Pe et tty wre. Van lg es EXP. EXPERIENCED GAS STATION AT-ROOP MASTERS. NEW AND RE Conveyor Conveyor REFRIGERATOR domesticmn and Licensed STATION work. 2008. AND Cuspensend esti- service commercia!as ae FE Set. ree B-l Riker Bidg. _wante GAS ATTENDANT WANTED ee e tere To COUPLE manage a __light repair in carte ae 0283. D & BLDC. SERVICE CANDSCAPECO. OB. drive-in Year around with 2 MAN WANTS P. os M DESIRES Structural SHOE SALESMAN -Practical paid vacation. Pontioe | Employ-tae % srs. pina To OR FE eat oo __Eves. 0 & salary. Turpin-lawn work. for Experience necessary, Permanent MAN WANTS SMALL GARDEN Estimators and Estimators and good -spading & Ask. Se DER, FLOOR FASOrE _Moving Trucking the darkest A gu Mr Hall Shoes. Nurses CG _ 50582. as & 19 mend Family, _EM 34692_ or with experience 4A-1 TRUCKING. In Memoriam —2 Detailers as persons in hes-Fade. LALEMEL' or te _enytime. rates. MOVING service. 56-3571 Low Me DF creche Good FE nursing aids a OR 3-5212 ee SALESMAN wi Hat ge ANYTHING. ANY- ss RELIABLE a ee : i sustsssaeacabessss Acie materials to plants and domestic prices plus continued carrying #3 Pac 3 362' Justice James ; “a raw ‘ ot teats heavy demand for the metal, if and taking finished products to 4 Gulf ‘100.6 Ban --204 a 2 HollandP ... 13.5/Panh -4 .. 214] Of your friend’s in jail and needs Bk. 32'4/pail. Ph. FE 5-944 MA 5-4031.| bag;} For a time at the start today it) Dec : $ Homeste | 4 Hooker Bi... Cent 318 /Peney, 333 424 i A : .-. or ‘dishes |/00ked as though the market would 8 15.6 eee Co —Adv. * & 24.5 wilson 337 c Motor P8 Fepel 68.5) 42.4) Tl 6 i4 continue its recent strong advance. No. P23431306 Mtchone brn . : 1951 Plymouth, fol le Si ...,, 49StS) Colorado ban 11 : national Cola... Rey eevee, Bd Bice" Sha FoeesPatte -2.04 Interlak Ir .. 363| E0te wor’. 4b Rad .-14 , tress . .. ‘|but prices turned lower within a! : ~ : Mduly ..ic., 65% July: a \covering about 13.5 million Mar. 24, 26, 1956 Down with the coppers weteSP ---'~ $5% Sep acres. oH ie In LOVING MIMEMORY OF who i P ABDA One aSoniy new car salesman— and pay Employment Service UMBING WO . WANTED. Reasonable, FE pier. TRENCHING AND 18 W. ee a : 4-2551 ~ ASHES few RUBBISH HAULED. ‘for the “experienced BULLDOZING ar man Basem: a FE ver. SOE“Ti SHGLE WORK Our salesmen know of CALL DICK ayer NEW CAR JOBS FOR ME N a R. D. Tmopson_ FE 4-6841 wet any kind etd 6-4129.. 628 YOUNG MAN, 19, WOULD LIKE TR “MECHANIC good ref GR, at FE &4 AINEE ALGO s RAINEE | E P WwoOoDW. —— Office _full time work. Moe o166. Building Supplies 12A Setericeon 45670 FOR AP-Oakland Co. Office Bldg. Young college man to train for discal Or Ai | “CY OWEN'S" po ea bt cae ae have knowl-CONTRACTORS’ TABLE SAW, 8A8-| el who passed away Lament a Ford Dealer Saginaw & Lafayette Sts. derrick, Royal Oak, Work Wanted Female 11 ffene coe ____147_ 8. Saginaw Bt “CAREERER CENTER GEN ERAL Bl Riker | Business Services-—_ Bldg_—S*FEL«=8-0416 ‘me turas Dash “every Z CS T'huk F oolmaker—J ourneyman RECEPTIONIST AND GENERAL 5a e's> ulekly. wad eeide, ak oak et memory With job shop experience, —_ e Bias —_ some typing a ins Mis. Co., 3279 Lapeer Rd. Conveyors fown mailing. Inevire P.O. Box Milford, A&B TRENCHING Sious ty his wife, daugh- line field tile. FE _ water rene ane. FRAINED.WE WILL TRAIN. | OR ppl wouayW WANTED 7TO ACE TREE SERVICE: REMOVAL ~ for grill Pleasant working men CAREER GIRLS conditions, Must have cen tk 4 — a Get our rE Mile Rd tion, Ages only Leh a4 children ___ Pleasant Rader. Mich. a) = oat penn ae Peter and bath. Excellent job "tor nent RECEPTIONIST fer scentiat _and gravel, FE 2-0603. an & Only APPPLIANCE SERVICE pone nectenes —: GIRL ¥ fo ~O'DELL CARTAGE SECRETARY fofor "ed ve tiem am We service all makes Loca) and Long Distance Moving. by w r Phone PE 5-6806 ACCTS. "PAYABLE ‘own trans $260 ANSWER PHONE . . $180 | IRO ‘Registered SAND. GRAVEL DRIVEWAY BOOKEEPER full charge... $300. gravel. top soll end fill dirt, OR “ if HR WEEK LIKE ee ro. RETAIL ay | EXC BASEMENT EXCAVATING, FOUNG © MAN i To (WORK with WIXOM TOOL « MFG. Bteady Good pay North. delegregh._” WITH HARDWARE _N TRUCK ee FROM SwitcHBOARD, OPERATOR, own urses Call tt @ rator, anytime, trans . 770 BLOOMFIELD Rte CLEANERS. 44696 YOURG MAN “Engineering ind Windows Reasonable. $3 BU. 1 DAY—PICK- JOBS FOR MEN kground, te represent estab- Free est. No obligation. FE 2-1631. Trucks to Rent fished firm selling electrical sup- up & delivery. FE * | GRADUATE neo sieetateloagt . 9606 shi WORK teal $600 TRUCKS, TRACTORS leave:ae ELECTRIC. Thurs, Fri. Sat, FE 4-7455. plans, eurement bene- NT AND surance M. AINTENANCE a bene LADY Wise ; woat-sT DAY. % Ton St. 5 alate rag Ton Stake rence ASST. OFFICE MAN and Dump Trucks >ERSONNEL OFFICE Real POR RETAILi tanages aor WOULD LIKE WORK BY CHIMNEY W ORK Pontiac Farm and OAKLAND COUNTY _@ay or by the week. FE 4-224}. MIDWEST woclaes. Tebutldtn “or bala Industrial Tractor Co. “LADY WANTS DAY WORK OFFICE BUILDING ce PE 4-0688 new chimneys. Also and in- 2587. a ow « MIMEOGRAPHING 1, EM TYPING.G, SEC-stall replaces wire baskets on i chimnevr. a and _retarial "service 3-284 LAFAYETTE STS. repaired. Also all Pastry Pontiac Em-RELIABLE LADY wants $DAY Rees of furnace. work. Local REDUCED RATES reg- Be olin MID-for appointment. PONTE MICH. ot FE _Work, babysitting.FE 5-9610. companyFT 5-370?, te + vou. Smith iWORK. 48500 STI _ployment” Service, 442551. or _istered PE real oOserve YOUNG ME ARE: YOU BE-RN WISHES POSITION IN INDUS- ORY BY PREE the of and or office. call goon. “MAN CAN ake £3,000 00 andtween ith desire ao 6 17employment18% ex-GRAEBNER'S trial Drs. Please estimates. WALL fob s MACHINE big Painting Decorating re? No too or small. & part time Mon 20 FE 8-0417_ ext comers ou training a wetted to grecutive men perform ¢of Mast-Foos JOBS GIRLS TYPINo CLERICAL IRONINGS,6 WORK EXPERT moval. EE NGRE- OR . PAINTING Thompson. 46364 Duties WASHINGS AND_ TREE TRiMr —_— & olfiees quaitt mt i good be the FOR home. Call FE 5@ DONE Ph. A-l _io_my_ ‘ast growing AND ) 3-2000,, on PE for gap PAPERING consists ross, Blue Shield. siek-EAVESTROUGHING, INSTALLED A-l1 DECORATING -PAINTING Shie ItIfe, nese and accident fully paid by POPricESIN MICHIGAN | estimates.| and wal! pape Pore WILL Pore WILL _L&M Sheet Metal. FE 5-0313. mate, FE pany, for im sround Mi RE-/| PAINTING Ex- Are nontes itd grow tors ing Bullding Detroit 2, Mic’ feos girls andsod sround| ¢ ELECTRIC SERVICE A-1 I Here are a few: my oe 5 winding 21 Pike rior. 10 cent dise. for cash. _SeeMr. Melvedt. a. RECEP: cCEP” ONIST, lite cashier steno typing ... $200 $252 day. Ree house call ork = FURNACES Chester CLEANED FE RE-a1 hanging. Ah PAINTING, removed. est. FE 4-0205. RECEP" Suit 18ST $225 Would the FE Nelson AND iced PAPER- Esti-, Please’ paired. 5-1788. Paper 8) Puneral CO. RECEPTIONIST Secretary .. $228 $300 . SHARPENING Licensed Licensed _- _- ‘RenoHome —FErE oh ui “eG. Stenographer $2821 — $3081 3 vear- R SCEPTIONIST, SEC switchb'd will . | | 2744. alr WNMOWER cooled engi: service, AND 8140 ALWAYS FE DEPENDABLE. 4-6018. cuteresting eareer with RAPID | pied HEATING i. nectonn yrs. FE ¢1+1982 R. ARY, train $225 - mates, PAINT- a WASHINGS IRON- ; Juvertle slow, “o-r:| Donelson-Johns — 16 Blockton, Mass County position Court TYPIST, TYPIST. TYPIST seoereee | WANTED WANTED: _ ings. AND WELL- a SERVICEOR 3-221. rap Pele DECORATING 3% WALL- exp. _TANNERS, X, rt Oak beginn: $260 $195 $175 | | 5-9988. _ WORK.. CUSTOM Female TYPING, PE of] FUNERAL HOME _ Wanted 7 NG, Hs Grad. Mach. $190 | soy aD ine erence: IRONING TO Gas. burners and All furneces papering merce. 3-335. service Help NO $195 | 5-1339. sear Com- NO Learn LD bo cleaned — serviced. m EM t| TDESIONED FOR FUNERALS” AMBITIOUS EARN Applicants have own trens-FIGURE Cl no trpe #1%S Day or PE 4-1063. Der INTERIOR PAINTER, SOME WOMAN $85 aon K OWN HOME ni & HAs SP CHAPELFE weekly beautiful ster-SECRETARY RY. no attorner shorth'd $2: 3asd's AUBURN AVE.A FE tale. isl.W YNE WEATING” co, time 2-6231 Practical 2-564) handling $240 oven FE to WA8Hi1NGS AND I[RONINGS| 2.2962. Cc fe RPET LAYING. SEWING nding. repairs Carpet ling and fine Bavarian china A 2% YRS EXP. SS to president $250 Any emo ease _want Nurses Leads plentiful. No canvassing PE #2171 OOKKEEPER lite steno $275 - YOUNG G | MARRIED G , WITH Car necessary. FE 26175 or FE Saginaw & Lafa hepa tgs ebhid Wines ee in Re 2-9627 PAINTINGAND DEGORATING. PE 2.0887, GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac dey for 1 or 2 children FUNERAL HOME ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS rok or JALESLADY WITH aa as “CALL “EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRLS* Bldg. PLASTERING KEWAND RE- sework. FE @2748. after — Ambulance ge ed or Motor or persons with experience teachers and ree hats 313 Pontiac State Bank tween the ages of 21 and 28. No Sie (ane: Al Phone PE 5-0277 PAINTING A pp rans HANGING PAPER pair Carl Buxton FE 40028 marsing aids in a hos- PLUMBING AND HEATING H. 8. as ____ Gemetery —— ‘ust @ son, Arthur Mur-Building Service 12 y in per PAINTING PAPERHANGING Com: Son FE 43767 WALI CLEANED _ry_ ste No 38 "E. LawrenceSt TU OR 3-706) BE SUCCESS. EARN A GOOD r jor & cosmetic de GIRL FRIDAY A-l LAYING, SANDING & FIN. & | Lots5 or WHITE CHAPEL IN SEWER CLEANING 1 BURIAL LOT PAINTING AND DECORATING Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service Reccane. close to home. Represent- I EM_3-4129. eneet, epee a Tt need a discreet girl aah gue’bar "Rochester Mien. O rN Clarkston Estates Bd “ walle Ctacmect, © aluminumWHITE — Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Gintncttye be deughted rising a BR OCK Spee EE2 3 and ey ee eee: iehet ite cherry mts I Mar 48700 300 8 Woodward ete wont aft Eo ro Fan! *ists ‘euuecrers BROS. [ieee tae 5-5201, inte meals 8 _meal: thee | See aeced| TG. Trocke Gea Phone OR 3-1206 beautiful inguise, PIE 2°83 fn lot. “Many quality Aerotred Knapp Shoes AND fee- = eeeg ae send e. alt ue for 1648 Union 1Bah EM 34671 Daa EC hae CATT pert hd om ss nies -vogher-"eat awa nonie: Oa Lakne able KODIVGX HEARING AID. macy GET THE Youn|i RM eee REFINED ioliseBevinge & Loan Co, 1S W. SDan Soun noe) jee ben : ; r Cet i. [meet FOR REPFIN’ WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT| tiging™® tenced Jin Yard. il6;Oh GDIvO: ING AID, RM. 10, “land Contech. | Real gear | Torking nar. Priv. ent FE 6318 FE 40661. Lakefront conan sh bedroom house. | § i NG resigns fon ~~ |* priv beta of employed ir or MAIN Gh. Phone Pasbasis.. FLOOR LOCATION ateON on the takes “ovely tt & dining x33 mo.cot doe our note For eddy for SQUARE LA KE PRIV eaeties Pen sora WE NEED Seek aiken Ante __dock.. ' - RiP AP Boe. ens| LAND CONTRACTS | S99 SLO TSIpeE Is Dorothy's. : 32-3390 Built tn 1000, Prived ot $01,000 with We will give you a Gory Bed offer with no additional hidden| ON AND APTER THIS DATE.) 2 LARGE ROOMS, NEWLY DEC. 5019 Cass Elis. Ra. +28) FE 201” term: Foe Rent Misceteneout 42 Drayton Woods ——2E . ELIZABETH LK. RD. _| ot s»search, 88, il note | ong, Barty etiameny ore ‘forkine Couple” Private eatance today. Free esti-TAA. Rag. US. Pat OFF lots tm the 8 egiteing Wie franting 09 Bie ieee apeth Lake Rd. of Mur, On gue, of the nicest ranch home th a0 William| by aay other than myeel : mates. . 22a POuhere, neruboers, semencement erPie corner large | 0.1996 by NEAServin,tne. arag PUT ENTRANCE 7p 26901. 2 “ROOMS, C Ee Gee WH. Onkdwater! Nicholie & H parcel Street. ; Poplar,PE ale room. Har 0. b-3183 & St, a, Fit Mice | ~Nicholie DAINTYMAID FOR SUPPLIES.|39 w. Hurve th tay 3 GENT. “What's wid dis ‘hidden loot’ routine? All I got outta dat Salen ave er, ful uncoat oh Lakefront, 3 bedroom, full Ets inte Rent _ Homans : : on a, INVESTORS. Bric od car garages Be basement, rowboat, dock| SMALL a WiTH 3CLos. | @5t Job was dis new wardrobe I'm wearin’!” ROOMS onapp PARTY Cc ASH. FLARGE = HOUSEWIVES: HAVE A _ FE com, hodtecs “ei | Se3° eS ce 0= 32-3043. A Se Lakefront & raft, automatic oil heat} Wes . *thyot sud lake “pritiloses. le : ‘ completely redecorated; °** ° ‘Let show = : CONTRACT Large sual SEASONED FOR ¥ New = | with commbceial full basement kitchen, 30 Fereiahed 3522 34! you, Unfurnished us Rent Apts. en Od 8-04 IN DEB 9 or or FE ti carpeting = d with | w-| that pays for Mself, Erected enameled steel, Very tle tt the 2 LARG ROOMS. CLOSE IN. 24 Acotroeine FE woORe ree stays ae : or HOME and 90 home. HOUSE aT | store RMS. TILE BATH. PVT. ENT. FURN, OR INPURN. ea x Cait ant “ Telegraph 7 ROOM APT. ADULTS. 1 BLK. 4 Dulles “en, WE ees "Deer acy tnt per week. Pet's N. near W. ep ot foal with the house. 7 4 HAYDEN ie SO, J. C Oe a ROOM FORCE. [ore Only $13,500 with : : SOM, _ Realtor per Sears. 18 Jacokes St, FE |” Ra and Union Lake. One apt. CON. 86 EF. Walton |WHLETRADE Let US. * | SE ose—aere ar cama | *vallple, Utilities furnished. Em-"Sae, ONE WAY , MART TO ¢COAST “BUSINESS 15 GOOD AT LADD’s" S. Johnson t Dhuereees eet es aa BAY Stors Dreterred Any Fink s1DE noes caea| COAST REALTY “Lake, i 3 | RENT THERE cabin, 1 baby welcome. eee firnibned, ta rooms, uuayp a, ; Oi KL. E You 1 Place ce to to P. eats Temp!pleton, Realtor cre ' 3 bedroom full basement}, ay spi ie eatorg 2300 Orchard LakeRd, FE 4400/33 ROOMS OFF NPERRY. UTILE * ments “with, ‘neato bat water, po Jack Loveland r. od Dizie Hwy. LADD S within walking distance warts BRE ¥ ‘ 3 7 1 ee nn TE nn re ht te ve i. TERM. AL ° WE ARE NOT A Wanted Real Estate 32A| ROOM APT, PRIV ENT. ti6io| $6 ie ip, See Mr-| ifully furnished2 bedrm, duplex. For Sale Heese 43 Ores svnnare to General Hospital, ‘id’ 3 room and utility. te LOAN COMPANY. Sea _come. FE @-1@1._ pilomdlant _ : a a _Couple pre . Cn to tac 4266 «Ditte ae re ton Plains $8500 with terms. | , eS te rabaet ghee and | ye MICHIGAN CREDIT Sst i fog and enraneei | Ute Lae iM'Htamne:™ | Rent Houses Unturn, 36) Low Down Payment | us w. tapenr na. or uae nil orebard takePE)Rd, : NSELLORS -HOURS TF ea |) ROOM APE, STOVE petern 8 re a bent ' | RL D. RILEY, Se BROKER |" tries “aduie contr: “acer gos. | S00 OpazkeRd, Pe eave. Locatedie Becca, | 5 ROOM BUNGALOW MYERS on tania tenn uke cas 40% Sout Saginaw st. Fe seal FOR YOUR HOME Above Oakland Theater 7 353. Gass. Phous FE. 32887. | ROOMS PRIVATE. NCE. Includes full basement, Hardwood floors. Pull basement. | F’xceptionalSee ! It Now! NOTICE18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT EQUITY 7 ROOM APT. CLOSE IN. NO| Shere bath. $50 per month, or a A PF 9 pois ngl Hg wosatel) bedrgom Ct, da) pom, oan $400 DOWN Tam-O'Shanter Country Club JIM WRIGHT, Realtor drinking.$12 ‘week. PE 2-2181, $16 per wk. Included oe rage. Full price only §7,500., reasonable with terms. “seh i” ’ a NA FOR bedr whose premises are located » KE 7 CLEAN ROOMS.HEAT| and a heated . possession, COLORED nea . New 3 ie ‘with -(051 Orchard Lake Rd. Orchard 2#, Oakland ave. PE 5-044 and gas. Iniaid 138. Jessie, sts, Well toc: 1 roo and bath, i Mrs wand a8. Real _and_gas._Iniaid ‘Lake, has applied to the Michigan | Co-operativeEstate Exchange | tile. 79 8. Jessi K. i HEMMPCTTEALAD Ciavcr Commission for ciubrit IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE, OR |# AND 3 ROOM APARTMENT. #16. a 10r ‘UCKLER¢ REALTY sell a, farm sale, ug now, we} Childw 79 Clark. 102 EB. Huron ssFEE 6-3284 =a cu W. EA cense to beer, a for see 236 Saginaw PE 4-401 spirita to bot members caly bend) yng oy ey ay CLEANRooms. ‘POR COUPLE. 3 ROOMS PVT. BATH AND Ex | Contra Commission af BoTieot ies W. urea ve 42m] {ors "Paddock "° S7mNOr Nelcome Near Pontiae Motor. FE Eee Free Penns | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ense upon expire’ of 10 HAVE 3 CLIENTS FOR HOME on |? ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY his Wika VHC PE COS cer ae @ fe es SS eee ee tis area | CLARK |" “Gekiend County beat Cy THAT! fe Bethel PE ease Her 7 CLEAN ROOMS. CLOSE INFOR |3 ROOMS AND BATH, HEATED lizabeth Lake Estates Tye, temily | and. bus line. Stove and OU CAN 00 WRONG? 80’ Fosasats, hee nepsiegte the Micke TR: ea = ee Eee $4080; INVESTIGATE, THIS 3, bed-; a gan Liquor Contre! Commission! EDDLING YOUR |? oritettetnictency apt Adults =| os at oS home od only 1h bath "iB sesartive Outdoor ; i for club license to sell beer, PROPERTY? Rie:“Myrtle Dr. ott " Oakian ber month, Relerences re-S 2 from Cty tune ine lend apts Se beets Soe IT DOESN'T PAY 7 ROOM BASEMENT F APT EVERY oe TE oe “ ‘bers only @ at it is the in|. Our method of showing only to| thing furn. Pvt. entrance and | 3ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. floor, « large mission tov evant sald sense csun) Sunetiq welts | FR ¢gSo. ae : living oom with Tenaseses "awe’pen't' tea Gate hereot. Dated March34, 1956| heed farmajakes, and reciente! |? ROOMS. NEAR GENERAL MO! Shi, "aisl, [oa ete in" Mahogany” eT ee fe the SPECIAL:COLD WAVES #5 50| properties. We handle all details Se acRoss plastered w financing ROOM Dorothy's, $00 N. Perry. FE) for and closing. 2 APT ADULTS ONLY. BATH AND ENT. | 7 "Room. _ $124. OpenPri. Eves. _ | _100 Pine Grove anesis _cnly. FE 34 center, Lake | ,gUL-TIPLE LISTING SERVICE | futons heating To Buy-—To Sell—To Trade 2 AND 3 ROOM CABINS. KITCH-3 deed BATH, FIRST RE-Rar? incuire Bob's en registers. indirect FLOOR at , USED BO: RECORDS: si3 JUKE BOX, E_ Pike. Open Pri. & Saturday YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT| en, facilities, | tncluded. wes stove, utilities, FE | House. next door. BRICK INCOME basement, me ie, Utilities ia AND BATH INGLED. | * ROOMS, | with way, Lake Orion. |}3 ROOMS BATH INCLUD-| occupancy 206 W. ~ Lake| 4 bath > Wtd. Children e Board 26)26 _ 468 8. rs ved RANCH HOME SUBURBAN, CLOSE IN. foot couple _censed home. FE §-8137 a E 27296 after §:30 3 : entrance, nice living room, eom Empiny, Must be fe, tere,pa rergtrator amd au | Sri.ele! . meniay. MY" 200 ne frontage, This CARE FOr CHILDRENCHT Lt MAHAN _ far Nod Chose WE | garage available. PE 80568 er| Gas HEAT . 3 rooms and bath 3 38 DAY POR 4 FcleanMITOWeNETTe.only ‘toss? | of bedresme LICENSED BOARDING HOME.) -RranTy co. REA 3 AND 3 ROOM APTS. PVT. BATH. : faa 2 grees, oe eee we | and dining area, Fenced in yard.FE 7-820. ‘cooperative Real Estate Exchange ——— accepted. Apply 3 ROOMS AND BATH UP-=, 2 ee HOME, ase A Ree another = a | 06s ROOMS—\ WASH a! | Sa aa very eres ear po on ge ee EE 7 OR 2 IRIE. el Mologigreentrance, gas agennear (at... “? nae a © heme. ieched tis 7 107 Huron Pho NEW 2 BEDRM, HEA’ HOUSE shop, nicel tiem Gamaang with 11 NEAR Reigibornoed Wed. FHousehold Goods 227| wext DOOR TO BRANCH | Close” Fe aoe a | G08 pon eneeth? new gas stove, White} WATERFORD lake : easy terms. BATH| Couple only. Will decorate _Lake Rd. OL at $11,500 with ——_—_FOsT_OFFICE ____|3 ROOM APT. PRIVATE RENT, OR 7 BEDROOM : NEEDED WE PAY and entrance. Adults only. OR or make allowances for 2 sory, 2 GO. 1. RESALE. CITY FURNITURE ps ; same. PAULA KERN. INC. new home in -very | Jyorme 1 | Entire home or odd lots. Get the) it FORGENT | Tl'4 N Saginaw St, Pon-Teasonable, ref q : mt, oll heatve ttorms 2. bedroom home, SUIT el3 tiac. 8-0201. Kins labs, with mecdining {ROOMS, | Dior Snel PE oer garage.Lake. pete kitchenshower,with ' top dollar. Will buy outright or | ppeuire 345Oakland Ave, SMALL ~HOUSE PARTLY FUR: eo one * ale,LF weil te Be Community _ Sale, Phone OR 3 LARGE ROOMS | | MODERN, 3 ROOM APTALL UTILITIES | ished, one baby welcome. 220 ¥ Peers, AALL | lower, utilities. 2-5408 furnished. 700 Auburn Ave, Perry. : heat, alum. storms POR QUICK onteneL OF | SMALL Wf ry : ay WILL | pe 3 payments SACRIFICE ar BATH, tie bthousehold goods, ool MYr) 3 ROOMS AND |‘ia NEWLY | |} ROOMS AND HEAT AND cer vs soy 1F_on auction, §=F'Q)R LOTS _ |_itientneta ‘rion? 8°)= geu,tttiS om.cattuld sen “per | Kenniiworth ei:olf Tarler a. $1500 DOWN sod tbvurance, font . it for you OA 8.2681, J ROOM NICELY FURNISHED | month. 624 Baldwin. per) PE 62031, freee 10 wens os wees | CLARK REAL ESTATE vo ne: OS e ONE OF PONTIAC'’S LaRoEst Ask for Tom Bateman apartment, All utilities included. | 7 RooMs. MODERN. STEAM | TO LEASE. 2 BEDROOM. YEAR — : FE foremure buyers. Cash waiting Bateman & Kampsen re eB 1 child allowed. | “ poa¢ 23-1061. round on . 878 i 46492 or FE 4-4813 JROOMS. PVT. BATH_AND EN: | ,ROOMS AND BATH. NEWLY | —o OSS" ou YEAR ND IVAN W. Te ee aan ANTED TO BOY ALL TYPES Couple only, 162 8. Bagi _ Pe a tee. Bide, adults, 966. house on Lake Orion. Adults. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange West _ofoffurniture, Phone FE 2-5523, \Realtors FE 4-0528 trance. ited ROE 7 ROOM NICE ONF APF TICE | 8S Py cs Mer com SCHRAM JACK WANTED FURNITURE. Sun, 08. : ; If you have anything for = TT 8. Teleereph Eves & Sun. |? parka no kd ole sone Steam heat 13 Co 36A FE 5.5091 oe FE 5-9471 LOVELAND adults Bt cae _— prom joie hap sere |C op: ea] Estate Exchange _after 2. gust 1 eee a259 "wate Be ea no ph. 5.2606 OARLAS cate ontrs Lanasar | CASH FOR YOUR. |?SF Bootes ‘Rm | If answerFE ance2, noon Bao | au Meena Haron EE Sn at Me RNa eeRPT SPER! HOME OR EQUITY |Soupagers ont + pooMs A MATH OPER RE | oo = Lake, | Co-operative Real ite— If you wish to sell your prop-2 ADULTS ONLY i@ ROOMS UPSTAIRS ADULTS | thin t Mg ve | only, 37_N. ; Heat Adults. EM 3-4288. DRAYTON > BUILD NOW Phoo us. In many cases we can get you 3 ROOMS & BATH *9 Cutt. DREN weet sli Nearly-new 2 bedrm. ranchon home.base-2 our ' restricted bof Sa 2s"BICYCLE erty and want fast action, call 26x80, including aa | well __ Wid. Misc ellaneou _2 the immediate cash for your| ©f drinkers. 447 Lake | 4 ROOMS ON MAT TRaes ST. 20 euto treely s home = equity We also have) AY® a teres _OR_30033,aT For Rent Rooms 37 — with a liv. Hills Lp ane asap wong “Sent: FL 00! PPP LLL PLL LLL LID PLA IOUT | ROOMS.| Sfror's wail” Large io Toexice, TIERBEBE RT 'S DAVIS pencil fae depp lta) tats Ev a or FE ¢4613. Open| caretaker. 2)5Steinbaugh Ct 5 ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER, | “Caretaker in front. PE cass ror mousss. on sump) Mune nee mee a et SET | ar ream PE 1001. ‘ 1. 2 & 3 HOUSEKEEPING 3-000 miron posses Bee at! 4925 Pontinc Lake Rd. FE 8-4311 | Evenings. __ 3} NICE LARGE ROOMS. WELL| heat ani hot water furnished. EEPINO RO ND | 8257 Rossiter Bt., “then call’ On-| 228 PostieeLal ' ache — t ee AJ rage. aena aMter4 ae Bee ee Reade | nae "sylvan hag new || —————— SATS veNSLhe! a METE eerkston— PSwv enaQu reet. | otep. | pt ge ama Bam WarwickLake Vilageseveral We Sai" vea2a § ROOM UPPER. HEATED. WEST will share Coe with vespensiiae LTIPLE LISTING SERVICH homes ith 3 bedrooms. Patt Se ___Money VWanted 2A ( 4 | arkston J ROOMS LIGHT AND HEAT. EX-| side. Adulte. PE Ta _family. FE 5-3208. -” Bath’ and Swasb-room. With | or $1400 DOWN 1ST MORTGAGE ON MY HOME Fe eae See | ee 4 ull Wo cet aa | pee Pe ean ROOM WIT | OUT TOT AND. 613.050 piace, with studio ceiling. Really ee ee Se Lake. Estat 7 (BATH. EN-PE =. FOR GIRL | brand new 26x38 on; makes utiful room.) om atkins Roos PRIVATE _Phone S-9753. SWARM ROOM ‘This home, 0 living }®% ore opportunity. CLEAN, ROOM plus The ons 6 Excellent investment Real _..___—. | WARM FOR | foupdation, attached garage, | all-Crosiey kitchen with table) rge room bu Wanted to Rent 2 2 8. Lest re Dy te Mich. 68 Stout. Bt = bh eee at ose) pene ke =witnlaundry. priv 7 C70 | sends, located ven— @ LJ Poses Contact owner, MArket 42219 ea ate t enue eek Le er and’ metal nO tb —_ oll furnace and¢ hot walgr Sron, Shep housework per day | CLEAN WARM ROOM. FOR MAR, | ono co tho mow tients appec!.| sitchen to admire Construction Cal of sane {e0m1a8. >ROOMS, p PARTLY¥ FuRNGn ance, Al nice aur-features are Best grade v a. . construction. tops. fir, y rent for lease with option to buy. Whittemore. _sehool age child OL 25571. COMFORTABLE IN PRI-homes ap lumber, pes | -' iq OR 2 BEDROOM HOME TO close to bus line, adults a | and nominal! rent. No Gee rey ‘fon to 9-6078. 4 ROOM bric | | vate quiet, refined home. Near somone oie eas AC. heat, windows ecreens Real piae-R.D-RILEY, OKER SYL\ [ AN __ FE 5-4484 : _ 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE_ ENTRANCE | ARCADIA APT te! SMALL ,APT. AND DAY CARE OF | nso} Gan pee i —— Motor. . dea coer: and bath. Adults only. |: Oakiand and Baldwin, FE 2-5761. | Pomc peed garrn negroes | oe +p poles topo sna. BR KE yr. old girl. Write Pontiac’ = 44625 after _ ber month So i N ATTRACTIVE te | room vip par Lanse rage Cit wer | 909 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 1157 E Press Box nt -a ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE. K.G. HEMPSTEAD eee ee pa Ataned aD ached bed Rete | Sod water tastalied’ 1 biogh from | -REALTY cay ie: aa PE steadily emplored couple and five Call us for quick action. We verkion couple. west side FE | AVATLABEE APRIL + Malian ar o—_ oes =i | gusend eee it oe x 200 tingbam Rd. OR call for app's. Co-operative al Estate i oxaenr sevea! aroor s can & sell r ‘| it =e oa .-areen FE be Ce) Se: TO HIGH — Hl ne cgan Price fo | 2383 Lak 6-948 en; o2y Johnson vou: p property ee rE Lose (elon one ee wastays Orchard 4 NEWLY DECORATED. Tt A HE Ce ecet | Gert: ui: weUTTT THT AN & INVE Sibi,ealersl Rritemalarking somone,-facilities homes itt er witow |? BA.pt “inig Re ares DEL-RIO98] OAKLANDAPTS. | faleut,r tons out, ine | $2000 cashheme down.‘wi N.acentoRose-5 OSMUN OF. | Ratmeberiassbd gzemtMe Wanieo: SUtLbiNG TO REST proverty esbeciaily 3, edroom | 37Ru 3 PVT ee oe ad "Omms outmaeae Will DAILY SUN. 1-8 PRIME NT . veremens. Geymew | goou-"Pom’“cua WORKING screened ever,porc “income IMMUN ST. a Close wedeor ond ElectricEevizie | es lea fo Hireets, frontage op pa pavement, man $7 wk. washer and dryer,Arver. sorestove 103 Net plat plastered en crumgy 4 Rent,ent, oror lease. Call Mr. Frazier. | A. . JOHNSON,INSON Realtor | 3 a ——s PRIVATErEBath on|s long =, =, oe a=wen | Senza, S ecene : price, 637,800 with $0. WANTEDTO RENT. GARAGE IN 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ee eoha AND BATE |FURN. APT. ADULTS. © | ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN I%| sles. ideal for cows. sl ed pag ball FE 42535 _31_Stowell =) eee for? pm ROSSHIRE CT TERRACE | \Vest: Strathmore Gag beat, FUG fa" price wie STOCK FARM.. ; a a aes IMMEDTATE POSSESSION. ¢/ .~sLEEPIN 1,500 DOWN $2 RENT: OR Wt swALL CASH ap IY bath, 2-7832 ean |rE qeeopeenal livable room. basement on per [ze om hemo, WTD. TO ——-2 3 Sep. suy &eee Same. ee _Tooms and FE , percicosa vion s2| Five large 8 fulj home $33.72 Month sareequad VAILABLE v re . rooms. Dandy basement, gas heat 4° jiving and dining| DIRECTIONS: South East | * ee » Plus 80 T%, basem room home in Webster School | : “PpyT. EN. KNOW ena pollen WSS Fou | 8 Cone hee Bivd. om street HK eaPeNG Rolaew fe, see and gore eet aenene Right Osmun to Porn rege os TF References) A rooms, — sur garage = a z oO pen neighborhood 100. (i la eaten SOLD = phi 3 ,* rooms and = large 3 bike Nice r af A j rept — ON Bign.Big cellent . w . ay. , requires Call FE 2-7300 after cus chen’ see peabon telades all Single sae) — 2 , =: "iy room hem Voorhets . property close . adults, ef. . S| eee = 1 vite m GIROUX & FRANKS eed Not BUDDIES es $0 pucate Comtebette Miter O |*BRormeaeFront entrance and| property in Ret SLEEPINGFE etie WITH INDIAN VILLAGE BUNGALOW Elizabeth Estates ef Gestses|! savant pptSV ESE pete ects he Sor 2 Or INO Sold Parking lot. on | “close aduits, | —ROOM EITCH.| | Lake wan Wr varacss | weak If your property ten't sold ve rear entrance. See Miss Duffy, 3 rooms, same location, separate en priv. for girls or couple. Small OR ADE Modern 3 bedroom, 1% story Wil! take a housetratier or late | qo95 Dixie Hw: t. "TH "GASH is because fh Boenti Seed ye 284 Oakland. FE_5-7076. bidg All modern, utilities not | paby welcome No smokers or| Five cecopnonal ‘aa neat and | home in thie fine’ residential | m™ode] car in trade. Owner will 4 Opa nf fi 6. ¢rinkers. 3 Mt Clemens, 1 bik.| clean rooms, plus stairway to) = Qundivision Storm windows. gas| *S8crifice. Leaving for California, Open _untii_6:_ Se ‘APT 1 = YOUNG LADY. 28WIL-| ‘ncluded, $55. See Mr Wellhoff.| from P E 46324. aad ® ares Se a eee | heat, finished recreation room,| ®t fast uy Hwy. fictent service, you are plan-UNFURNISHED APT FOR RENT. SLEEPING hers WITHT 8TtTubIO| * gas ; | lake privilegprivileges ' Yor land sontreste. fast aed Hams 8t manager, 2720 Dixte W | ASEMENT APT PRIVATE EN- PRICED AT: $13,30000 hia tele wore a edelandine’| ad E PArnoee and ee one be we No children 207 wate St. couch, Kitch, priv, FE c-_ | Steger es oe S| ey on are pee HI . ‘ hi west side P ae ort¥. quiet men, a wee WE HAVE SEVERAL APT FOR WARM SLEEPING ROOM. GEN-or decesnied. with LEsvinG ao $3007, rent. 1 on the West Side, $ rooms tieman Fete. 24 Norton Ave. | bor roomers. WM. A di Kedioon rose, | MULTIPLE GSEEWIGED SIDE. BUSINESS OR PRO-| auncalow see for future bedroom. Full base- BACHELOR APT. PRIVATE. BATH | pnd Delp. oeea neat. _Wevster WEST ment, large lot, fenced and nicely prayton Woods. New @ room, R usse 1] Youn . end entrance SV err Quiet 2 2) year's, lease wyWe have 1 apt. on _fessional man, shower. FE 2-3517 | LAKE FRONTgray shingle modern | landscaped. $2,100 down will give brick ranch heme. Basement, 4 Attractive 243 376. Wi two bungalow. | possession. eff ceramic 2? one REALTORS BEDROOM AND SITTING RM /[ Euelid st. 2 bdrm. North side of Rooms With |‘Board _38 room Oak you Located Blarl| bathe, fireplaces, REALTOR 5660 Hew. with Elder-| in School floors, bath, good beach Blvd see one now, te recreation room. Uftre-moderan Dixte combined kitchenette. Pontiac Lincoln area nice at. more this 12 W. Huron . FE 4-4525 Phone OR 3-1296 1 ie pref. 15 Gingell Ct We also have 2 apts. on Whit- BOARD AND ROOM, CLOSE Vacant. ready to occupy rx_| door Blorm windows and screens -REALTOR throughout. $24,950, n Eves. ‘ti! @ = FE 40612 (WANTED: CITY LOTS WITH SEW. = oe t__| field near Pontiac Motors Lake. § brick reach water, FE 40612. Cal GLEAN PVT. 3 RMS. AND BATH.| ‘These st apts can be seen by ap-| 51 Fairgrove We speci#ité in ‘trades Call us | OPEN =veninct TIE ied "Russell v sy! for an in to | ie | bb aan ceeched gerne Pal appointment regards oung red “Ca h Waititinc _ After "s p.m On _ Square tk FE 61370. | mitment FE 42821. After 5.| CLEAN ROOMS. “MEN. HOME| Ss ail om WANTED: > VACANTTOTS OR | el gtd WITH SMALL nt YON Fr sieee | ear pers ete Ee eae ee w REALTOR basement, Jake privileges. $10,280, 41 Huron 44525 ae § 2 Fr tracts call or see | _Dus @. near town: E + 1 porte eta | pel eel Lp cole for quick, availa ileet tod water in or LAKE FRONT APT 3 | ROOM | Rent Houses Furnished 35 BOARDyk ROOM ice seetie’ aa 2S St NEE ee sx DOWN 8 Cet | OPER Eves Nir fotnson personaly work-room. & } * : “ = ; ~ I HILLS OF RIROCHESTER as heat, carpeting rapes od courteous action. ASTEL REALTY uro women preferred BEDROOM OME MODERN, \ i > SON this one before hot weather, year | or ‘ | home. or. would ~ CAN OS Oakland Ate. PE $4480 / Ing couple, #88 Business phone, |? BEDROOM HOME MODEM: | ROOM & BoaRD Goop Meas | = DOR RIS & SON | round 2 bedroom @ room older home. | EFFICIENT4 | Lake BEDRMS’ LE”al | Howard 5 | ' a ar make 4 summer r at | | HOMES Lake. iaae APT, ALL” cae ; ats to eity. Reasonable. MA aime tie poe FE 68-0377, 14, Cooperative Real Estate Exchange etch lcerios #00 tnciading) stax Open Ce your, ins Excelent sou_—— #1, A..JOHNSON, Realtor | FOR a Walled -|} WALLED Mop &POT?_F_ Os7 REALTOR Huron *187) io nice ! place tovethis MODEL . Sylvan inspection anise 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. wees abo cea pales | mar on ese 21 <3 n r -i ae -atthews. ; | Pe ae 5 + -: "5 GUPEE® | Homes 36h, | amity | Tagenicots? Form, oxar BE #255 | Paes Set io ene Pike | loge, Wounrgesbingoo |¥ arb SEPLOSM © Convatescent TEMPLETON 3 INcoMe Sattatatsn "| tops Sareea, ——_--__--___————| day's Market we can sell your! or couple No drinkers. Refer-| ¢ 1 = r OR” L ', $4000 DOWN -% rooms é¢ach 7 room brick wit fireplace, 1% epair | | property. | ences required. 958 Orchard Lake* Boon cor aae ee RISKED DED On large homesite ROOM FOR NEW PA-Meta in Fifeeneles tel te 3, neat & clean, of] heat, owner’s| baths Family room and 2'2 car repairs. $5,050 with 61,150 down. TOTAL lots) eee Lansdowne, ADtients Excellent Call | basement tomeapartment per Gygarage to Part CH-Realtor . Woe need (vancal cuburbes| Aveoc 306] Williams Lake | now.00 R care. room “8 in Inciudingaudi pe$15,500$135 ‘month in-pot drive cut Judson Rp ARLES Nomen city homer vacant land | NEWLY DECORATED 3 ROOM) _MI_6-2323 ______|_Ortonvitie, 12083. | Blots, Privileges on White Lake thie week rod Located on Adams | ETS 4059] FOR AGED. |. Creer CacGat Or HIGHLAND | INDIAN VILLAGE mile North of Walton FE 40521 On the sale of vour Land Con to subdivide and farms. We buy.| "> mouse Piast Gordes Isher q ROOMS AND BATH FUR-EXCELLENT CARE tract. If it 1s what we are look-sell and trade sed dpe : en spot. | “nished or unfurnished | All year | Rates staFting ot $135 _OR_}-6390 oom home Desirable ee Seta FRANK SHEP: ‘ARD FE 26217 Lt ald 3 BEDROOM HOME — ss NEAT BUNGALOW = | °” TAK*:| ROOM Good ELDER.goo¢ porches 2 church nice, rooms, [Rochester __OW BUNG:! Leptin Ptgd Bland orsins woes Ehipite "Sayer Mendon aeuple:AVAILABLE FOR ‘and | Heston. CloseOf heat.schools, enclosed AllLOVELY size fireplace. 1-751 EAT place them for you within 36 L. H. BROWN, Realtor NICE CI $1650 PER| EMpire 30161_ i to | PRADE IN KEEGO HARBOR: =ats oe: aa oan: and "porch rear. | lot battiesht Aa aay |” pa Barony : Rooms cused aetcatal pay",| creenedgarage more, at TERMSdouble Will take good ag down Attractive snipweed tract largeNooting too No Co-Operativei362 Huron EstateFE | per OR APARTMENT. 3-3805 Gy Hotel rn Seb 7, $19,500, | @ pay-| ay, iding. < toostra or forsma com) W. Real Ph. Exchange2-4810 "15 week. 3.0389. mete REALTOR Ti fin’ wetinesh. Marge he | cq” bein. Excelvase CASH | z| Ai , | ats tuo HOTEL AUBURIN | | x2 tn Waterford Township vi ofl furnace, $63 3-car garagé, ii . \¢ MODERN Arrai GREY |/ LOM re: | Zutcets tamaspon t. auto. all Edw. M. Stout, Realtor . S OOM _ house has A eawtiful new biteh- per month, 1,500 and ga-1d ok Saginaw street Pm, Tr ot . | For small equities, If vou hav pet egand BRICK many Also 1 Or 2 room apartments paved street, Close to, And really wrth it! FE 5-8 HOME -A 4 BEDR Rooms.by Day or Week en, i dinette space. 2 car j {z down . nEvOR swe D) What we want we will be at your STUDIO APT FOR 2? BUDDIES | center-hail Colonial with at FE 5-6181 own A DAN oY HOME » 4BEFORE YOUshop then ‘oor 24 Led lad 27-9848 recreation SUB si 2-020 $1,450di SELL YOUR LAN within 24 hours with ea in priv. howe Momings, FE| features, Silver Lake. privileges.| cooing and refrigeration unt| school and stores. Can be hed | 1011 W Haron Open #7 | ONI Y st WN * contract, around see, within hours » ror Fireplace. room. 464 ‘Auburn PE for WOMEN, CHILDREN WELCOME. |~ toom. Owner will reduce ren ee NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH ONLY $1,500.DO Wgligre and ADC accepted FE end reain | pedroom. Call Joe “HOTEL ROOSEVELT ss or a empleton. Res) Nish ee — SES00 DOWN0 | SukLy paaeneee” mice 2 nice lots with Cyclone fence & ose sire Realtor —— $12.50 $17.50 6, ru am modern CAPITAL sayINos oe lowPay EM Stcat! a eece | 2. sore | Rooms 9 up Beth. up + Aner call PE 2-0502 Stat Lt i ee surround ms etely Huron 73 W. st = ———— Neat modern ? ras benaaien ON EXTERIOR AND | 2.bed a ft, mo cee ou 8-38 ® a caer, BY MERE ee | — etd oe ~ ; A ce a Dote1 2-008 y OTE 1 West side of Telegraph road, = teoa cue ane place and Se mirror. faxtofe :DON'T “ terized ren Ww 23-8268 Near Clemens Avenue 7 PASS UP wit BCY Un tast yous rae Rent= Apts. UnfurnishedU Ey i FOR WREST. FURNISHED Wiwin. acne my aay or, tee YOUR LIFES MADE sorth Huron Double garage — dining . Es ere. Sell property. I 2 AND aL. come. cottagesDixie Highway. Wwe ae aie | | EASTER Classi- , Mt. Large eee oe. MONEY! unneeded Purchasers waiting. Rooms BATH. Ti 3810. a CAR: through : Commerce re NISHED : leges. ut Perse eet MOT: ioe k-| 2 bdrm. bungalow, Large car-tana atSor il eter 7 AND BATH "NEWLY D’ ¢. ® ust heve | ly OR 37700. : 3 kly.d full desement. ot famace, $10,000 Office 8800 Rd. ‘ies furn _Ingut 04 Oakland FU HOUSE | F ren. OO O. ! belongings for cash Ph. Pontiac, EM 33311 ° ¢ Sr aT Decca | oR a. on Or WEST extn el erp new ltd Uh thee fied Ads. To solve evety-peted living room, Glass , CIROUX & ne RAN & throughg Classified Ads!) | R. _—F. McKINNEYASE STOVEAND REPR: +0826. aang tod Ctl messoney ated. vart furn. 140 Mt. Clemens. references and no children. Phone | ZODERN HOUSEREEPIN . | day’ P18 ems quickly, jal) gehec omREALTOR Me ° RCOMS | FE 2818 “PONT jac REAT. TY | Siiee’ open 33) on? tae | consist4308 fy eg pare Sleeps *GnMs a FE 28181 an bate | iis ROOMS.Uh BaD a51 Me 1 FURNISHED” HOUSE. CLOW-|~ on ‘ete,OR turn, ce i737 Baldwin 6 5-8273! After 6:30 call OR 3-2603 Open -6: Sat, : "cain,i A Cito OTOTE +4226. | eriawa, Tha Giines, on ¥ri08, \ ji \ i ~ ; a S as a~ e . 7 j Bo] + : reeey) , it -~ A ; \ i 4 - ui () q i , Sone . Tate . oN ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. MARCH 26, 1956 oo + By Jay Alan For Sele Lake Property 44 — For Sale Farms | 48| Bins: Operant lin iat ‘For! ‘Sale Houses 43 MODEST MAIDENS ~cialh Se UNION LAKE COOLEY LAKE FRONT 2 Acres—Close In sss GOLD MINEE $$ living room with fire-: uonally nice 2 bedroom,of place, beduniens, large enclosed 108x820 ‘out. scheme feat booty Total price. * #0 per month. ‘NORTH SIDE Rice 5 room Ww,a, gbeneed-te One etioom, spartanong | eres untiring ba tell at sil a ee Terms, ae, Seren fai tie nheen op ‘TWO FAMILY “RAL TOR “ fea ood, ey one pastesa cae, bres on Erpae | Sat ee "ASTER SPECIALS ey OY a i Roy Annett Inc. teres sins in “Rogty ae. en espe snd uty 14 RIDGEWAY RIDGEWAY $ — : ; . patdwin REALTOR otter eames aks . ‘ACRES — SSE OW SEavTIPor 5 room ern 1 Bait Listing Service Se ees | GateS Established in-wie _S1t Millwood. : . $12,560 "wien $4 500 own. : ok t Dea ee t IM WRIGHT, Realtor Consider your equity ip your pres-00%, DOWN—2 bedroom hem Af g 20 d'acres with font #7 Baldwin FE cams ent home as pa pay sans ats “tal ‘semi» priv Take, FOR SALE 36 ACRE PA 10 ment_on a new c home - ‘of your choice, plete in- oad At, ie Rech recreation 00m i oe water AE py Bry “mae | $1,350 DOWN—For this west sub-Ei poren” ete. eta ¢ors00 terms, | Souihof Dryden, 4101 Mill, by Close to Downtown Area Or SSELL' A. NOTT, roan home; modern kitchen, 7 rooms & giassed-in nest pence MOTT aD W. Pike pedrm. fulaewith» shower, T. G. Trocke | PRIME-INVESTMENT — ang ‘bus line. immediate . 7 vacant none = corner of Ce NO DOWN PAYMENT possession, Total price $6,960. Realtor sad,Bosey Rds, % mile NO MORTGAGE COST Rd. 24671 =a oeipevement: care oe DOWN -mm 2-bedrm. 1648 Union Lake East Side Income bungalow, on “heat good 1% car fa Clean WESTACRES pice, 6h wi iy. rms. and 4 e fon.» Located no ofvk rms, & bath up, full bemt. 2 car tiac. Reduced , garage. N, eon area, Terms, apes for sale FE 2-4395. a ta ie t0'¥1.060 tor pa— Saar ees niee Teock 120 St with oA tele home. limited = paved me _ on ate Straits Lake. $16,- $5,000 DOWN Keego Harbor & s Auto Wash, Bullding ty. ing ¢ . 2 car ga- 8 roomsbath, full bsmt., FLOYD KENT, Realtor~ 100x150. ft.. on gt aca ne gue -& » Gas Water mend CEP AR SHORES Pg to re sory ha . 34 W. Lawrence vee FE 56-6105 a sees éene will bao jo andl on Sylvan Lake 4 aod pri- . r. v “It isn't the wolf at the door that keeps me broke! It's the * Lake lor owner, rate ' A love aie minkin the window!” Next to Constmare Power bev restricted new development. GIROUX & FRANKS ith beautiful vard. Has — 14,500 term GENERAL REAL ESTATE295 Dixie Hwy. | OR 3-870 of and | is grand = basement, Sead Ss Soh iI STANDARD OIL CO. oe eee ae. ee - oe ce shaded ya nice nod . ue, For Sale. Houses So 4“ For Sale Houses ce ___Open until 8:Sat. ‘TH 5. GC: Schuett Partridge Should ‘Son at once. Rent Farm | Property 48-A rage. is now taking dealer applications 4 Rooms ‘BATH AND B for a ‘a-stall serv ste- home on one DRAYTON WOODs ine down. Full price, ALTOR tion. Located in Ortonville, 5 WANTED TO RENT PARM, hardwood 5-6964. room, stk Foreee Families 8061 ccoaee Rd. miles north of Clarkston, BUN- comfortable with 63,500 down. a sent or money rent. Phone GR EM 3-4197 Gato This station ts located Mi, | DOCTORS, CLUBS, ‘For Sale Lots 46 Sale Business Property 49 room modern home, Basement. which as a heavily traveled high- WE WILL ot alr furnace, A’ atic Pestiesterty during the LODGES! way. sum- water, Paved street, Near bus hook; Price See ane your lot, Attractive and mi: mer vacant. CHETOLAH SHORES | WRAY formation call Mrs. This could be your ‘opportunity ixlE HIGHWAY Bee. te Homesites with Elizabeth’ and Case rtLakes. s ou Spears, F’ 0600 establish a business With the la- Russell A. Nott, Realtor Gone R. Tew near Pontiac Drive In finest tacilities vallable Term O'NEIL, Realtor | Tooter. 1229 ffeet on Dixie. Over 170 W. Pike main paved street that's idea} for 300 fet on ame Ideal group, con- | Red Horse spot le. Exe REALTOR 260 Baldwin Ave. 3 fe cology Sl BIG LOT,PL oF a lodge, club, civic lEneY a ay PE 6-0505 trees. FE ‘ati. between Pe EY aoe fh ve de station. ve in business ~ = oS or OR cellent rental proposition. valescent home. hospital doctor kind. Sued for light Sta office or other similar use. Over eonnaee ee on ellen Br te 4. nm arms. ‘all Mrs. Hoy eater° Real “Eatete _Exchange an acre landscaped enclosed ven, ) Canoe Rd. Y OWNER. 6 ROOMS, 3 BED-LH. BROWN, Realtor yard with paved drive and a © Why Not Investigate A HOME OF YOUR OWN 2252 or FE 20179 car garage. Nee Sper heating & HOME AND BUSINESS modern, venetian CLAR ce ESTATES CORNER. The Possibilities Today ? oe ss W, Huron Ph. FE 2-4810 tem. Hom fine condititon Located between Waterford and = basement, Deloo oil heat, fall new fe, Peg tala Sot Lot and a half, 117x154. Reason- i 0 | cnrougheul: * pul gine — $34,- $00 on convenientt Drayten right on Dixie. 90x253 COLORED — Attention ni ADAMS able. MA 5-0386 after 5. Call WOoddard 2-5870, ext, 295, ft. lot iwth § room modern bome. 3 icon REALTOR _ For has call Mrs, oof. wil Phone y room up. Ad living g| eee pees PE _2-2240 WOODS ‘A ‘BUDGET HOME DRAYTON Burke, 8 to 4:30 Mon. thru Fri. or Lin INCOME * BEDROOMS AND DEN Excellent location, 2 family, full 2 excellent lots on ft. —$2,500, HAYDEN ibe H. BROWN, V. Realtor basement, auto. heat, a io coln 17-3248 after pm Street, 1562275 Attractive 3 bedroom frame hom 3 .. Now located -south of Rochester. Neat rage. apt, $750 Down 1362_W. . PE 2-410 rented ah $20 Lower has ZONED COMMERCIAL and clean as a pin throughout. ~ HOMESIESae rooms owner tile: bath, living and Situated on scaped lot 120'x ceramic room Pad Priced a just $7,680 on A MONEY MAKER pop on paced ae $4000 so wil After 5, OR WARD E. PARTRIDGE PAYMENTS oe West side ry. Beer and takewutlis 2 dedroom home, = REALTOR FE 43581|< * $37.97 Nice location, all motors, Beapp oie’ Carpet and —all cleared, ready bales on! inel, 7 etn be Tourn hoesonly _ 4489 Luella _Dr TAXXES & INSURA ae = nee ton Plains. GARDENS. someone ‘ota, ‘lee = 500 oniy $i, ead down’ Hes tock invento Partridge nace, & screens. Garage. $11,500, terms Wanton, Biva od Wate Road, Ce ee ean. | 2 LOTS IN JOSLYN woe _FE 54-0103 . * tJ as IMMEDIATE a. Pull heat, large lots, low Faberph For = shubura at LOTS. LAKE RRIVILEGES.— a price $5,500for this 4 room bome additional information eall: with lake pervileges. Bath. Din- ing area kitchen, Elec. water tn Senter. $1,000 down. Bal. at $45 WAGNER per month, ANNETT 1960 KNUDSEN OLR “erie SERTICE OAKLAND AVE TODAY’S SPECIALS Zoned M1, road frontage HOMES N. Opdyke 2 sides. Includes 9 orci SELL ORomens Tm:mmediate OFFERS Indian Village Rd reat otra! 4 bedrm. brick with fireplace, ceramic tile bath, marble silis, Signs Are Everywhere Exc with r t. Michael’s Near S a ea ne ae . $20,800, te: Home evallable supe 800 and a storms heat, ‘ room. modern b " oil sit ase, ee . DOWNTOWN GRILL tn exeellent fs, living roo it. oe Immediate Watkins-Pontiac — location near — butid- all, Built in 1941. ood cand. : ton $8,800 cash or $9.500 with $2,300 down. ing. Short hours rent. Just tion. $595 Down Estates No. 2 right for nusband-wif @ operation. P, OPEN DAILY 2 TO 6 P.M. ’ =: Keego Harbor ° mills 160 wooded. Well restricted $3,500on term . Re ’ Side—Paved Street 66 W. Huron North | Good location for building Cass Lake area Near school COUNTRY GROCERY located tn $ rooms and full bath tn Orion-Adams Estates $1250 DOWN { materia: . with rental Lake and wate errcnease near 415 the expanding Rochester area. Highway location with plenty of PLUS COsTs excellent condition with outlet for further in- and oak firs. | ®, acre. Well . restricted. $150 rms stairway to second floor . formation. = ' odel home 4 large plastered walls and ceilings. $7,-. down roo: parking. Very attractive 2 bed- NEW 2 BEDROOM Built tn 1966. Full basement. gas heat, aluminum sterms 500 with creel with—— terms room owner's apt Real Perry Acres No, I ae en- estate FLOYD KENT, Realtor fell for only $9,500 down pilus FHA HOMES and ens screens. schools, Corner lot 105 x 180. $150 down WM. H. KNUDSEN stoc to 24 W. Lawrence PE 54-6105 Stevens Farms No. line Only $11,500, terms to Oyen Eves Consumers Power WARD E. PARTRIDGE Auto, gas heat, 103 x 148. Moderately restricted | Next ‘ontiac Blate 510 Pi cine Biale © B ielevations: tile and privileges. Full Bank Bidg roomsity" Wide Silver Crest Sub. Ph. FE 24-4516Open 85 | 0 REALTOR FE 43581 ca Dunn Farms No. ! cleared lots left) Low as $85 | DIXIE HWY. cle * Brive ae to. Duck Lake Rd tea ear 3 PLUS FHA MORTGAGE COSTS BROWN ae oes : Watch for open sign. down. Realtor 4 Acres blocks RL cer st tod tnglowess. | J.C. HAYDEN, DRAYTON PLAINS Wooded. Only 3 left. $2750 with 1 #6 E. Walton Open Eves. of Englewood to| block). . Zoned Comm. or Mfg. renacBemee Seeing comer (one $12.800 SPECIA! Exceptionally $275 down. oan To to 2 Lakefront Lot large modern ha alow. It's new. Clarkston Estates . Large jot 5x1 two miles OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 PM. NOTHING DOWN =e on Waumegah Lake. $4500 ated Almost new attractive 3 from city. Full basement with aan with mear- cash, super recreation rm. All of Pontiac's bus- bedroom alow Pull cop rocery on one ly an acre of parking area. Set PEARL BLDG. CO. FE 5-7923 ee eee ee eee an peur at Seems Risen “odse ing. Forced hot basement, 1 eutomatic With A-1 water est streets. with 2 lavatories, and separate divide into up heat and 8. D. M. license. Will place, oak floors & plastered runs, Ready to pee, tile bath. situated on “BUSINESS Is GOOD AT LADD'S” _fice to right party, FE Monthiy payments approx!- jot TOx150 tn new exclusive wails, You sure won't beat 2 oe sh desired by the buyer mately $63 including taxes and in- subdivision with Iake privi- this one for the money McDonald, Builder GROCERY S8TO! = th $6,000 down. Ask for| RE LADD'S leges. $15,900, terms. $10.068 REAL VALUE— Only 3 | | Btock and equipment, plus a @ room home, everything goes. sre ore, Term © TRIPP R. AY ‘O'NEIL, Realtor old. Modern to the minute. ie TMOLME S-BARTRAM ern bungalow. l3x!7 ft nei | Tri Level—Lk. Privileges NEW FRAME HOME ON ACRE lot with young peach orchard, OPEN SUNDAYS Ss ears ar) Full basement Tile bath and | \ 4302 Dixie Hwy M JONES. REAL S| rm. New 3 bedroom home tn A-Many other desirable features a ee 832 W. Huron Ph 4-350§ bedroom, -_ ceramic tile bath, Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 1 ecendition Situated on 70 pe terms. Cal! Mrs. Burke, ms Dixie Bey preree Piains | hardwoeed . $2,000 down. Call EM 23-4236. MODERN 2 STALL SERVICE STA-MODERN 2 STALL | envice STA- x 160 well-landscaped lot 4 ROOM HOBSE . SEMI-MODERN. tion and well established busi- tion and well established busi- — Excellent location in Drayton ness. Excellent location in Dray- Outstanding features include | 4267 N Lapeer Ba. or M24 $1,500 DOWN -Large 6 rm modern | Wooded “ a i Gees. Elizabeth FE 5-029 ceramic tile bath and lava- Rad. area. down, home. bedrooms, beat. garage 4| Sylvan Lakefront Beas ranch, one block from beat, Plains, Michigan. Excellent op-ton ains, Michigan. Excellent Fireplace. Full base- GEO. MARBLE, Realtor y. floors pping ¢ ter, iMpcar : Ree eefor right Letiae For garage ee oo nice shadeg lots, $11, opportunity for right person. For automatic oi] heat erms. ment. Call Mrs Hoyt. Fi henge oe eal LI $25. DOWN 7-3248 and ~— shelter, breezeway, den further information call LI 17-3248 . 6261 Scaaet ese Rd, Waterford Attached 2 car garage se “aeaetp eve? de. modern ever ie~ throughout. fie. “Wall to wall carpeting.’ and fireplace sear extra im- after 6 p.m. Phone OR_ 1 to schools. $21,500, terma. pra ap % acre building lots. Lees than $995 DOWN Brand new : i “ju. with terms starter provements Very bungalow. 5 modern . 3 3 miles from Fishers or Pontiac room perfec’ rane maser i home Full basement, automatic MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 30301 Tn 2 ; Motor. Also several other lots — asemen r eee rs:| Roy Annett Inc. on hot water, 3 bath, well, sep- Opportunity SOFT ICE Serer STORE tic, wired, kitchen sink and ail easy terms Older type farm house tn High- Jand, smal! barn large tot. matin i jeonted, perfect for nice garden Ectivities room. Oversized ZONED COMMERCI AL sie. Pie Callif 27058 R. J. VALUET, Realtor : ater interior studding. Exterior al! - e with REALTO! storage space. health, Pay _ands Seen in street, Call MU ¢¢863. Owner owner's 50 ft poor equity. M45 Oakland Ave. FE 5-0603 terrace . Federal R-O468 rooms, te ron POR LEAS soind con- Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange ing Inke. Excelient beach for appointment. Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 . Large new unfinished home jon. OWNER TRANSFERRED WILL near ¢ ONE OF THE MOST SEAUTIFUL CLOSE I now aa viet basement. Just 4 ie "sere ipl shrubery oH Lge pre GOING BUSINESS, old. one sel] jog home overlooking lake, ears _ Family Coico Pontiac. Over 200 ft. co in Oakwood Manor sub. E. Howard this risht/ full price $7,730, Phone with privileges. Two 75 ft, lots, 6 Clean as a pin Gas ADY TO OPEN APRIL 18ST, ‘SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED on Alu- rees, 34238, urn. 3; tree §, Too modern. oe reomers, eas ¢f just Two Suburban minum storms and -rooms. Work 4 and garage _Call_F‘rE 1435 evenings, | well landscaped. in wood, Wonderful colonial MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE terms Ge 9 lnte—o8 brick includ Year round home on Pettibone Oe 3 Ikea ane E ALSO HAVE STORES bf Lae i. one of our very best SPECIALS | ii dining room. Built insurance office, real SALE. COMPLETE BUI car, porage, nse Lane. Lake privile:— furnished. and other features 912.500 “GATEWAYS hee or rental income property 2 $20 DOWN -and $20 per month to: 1. “H. SUNS Bealiox $6,500 full price. 4236. pst payment oan & elude ‘two ped. As low as $2,500 down cent quarters per PHONE TODAY TO FULL SEASON OPERAT Lovely butiding site at Crescent | _ spacious living room, mortgage “OR rooms,. 2W Hu Ph FE 2-4810 Lake Estates Lake privileges | c shed Bes good sized kitchen, ‘beautiful Ro J. VALUET, Realtor HAPPINESS WHITE. lceserretirel Real Extate_ Exchange REALT Priced at only $595 ree panéled rec. room. New 7400 bale ma na iM39) 245 Oakland Ave FE 5-0693 ‘imken ot] furnace Outside Phone Fle 44509 $100 DOWN — Priced at only entrance to 2-roam and bath | GorOperative | Real _Estate Exchange REALTOR “MR. CALLAHAN Line je will rent for $75 $499. Large 50x226 ft. lot Resipasts Exchange Qwn your. o COZY THOME Completely Furnished rE | JOHNSON aeeee BROS. | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A $1500 FULL PRICE — Almost home and let it pay for it- FOR A SMALL FAMILY near Auburn Excellent land self. Priced to sell. $14,900. Ranch Bungalow off Orchard | two acre parcel | “VETS TALK 35x80 BUSINESS LAS Relat 10081 Easy terms. Lake Rd near Farmington. 4 Ortonville Rd. MA 5-4800 BUSINESS” nice bedrooms, bath, utility room He eslie R. Tripp, Realtor one floor plan. Tiled floors, FOR BETTER HOMES attached L. H. BROWN, Realtor space beater, storms and screens. W. Lawrence Stree FOR LEASE Lemaecenss jot, 60 x 117 feet SUHE RENNES | CLASS C—BOWLING 1362 W. Huron Ph, FE 2-4810 | REST BUYS OF THE WEEK refrigerator. with garden spot omeres® = $4,- ve oa electric linens, Commercial Store Bidg. Here is something unusual Bet-| Pull sized twin bedroom home Tange, ve Pall ore $95. $500 down. BE FIR Located on main highway ter than 2? acres of land on M5¢ near For Sale Acreage 47 ete rice $14,900, New building, masonry construc- Bay City. Beautiful 9 room apart- 250 ae frontage, large old Gan about $2,900 dow 4 ‘ RANCH CUTIE tion, excellent west side location, | ment included, excellent butidin, crete front steps, 4 units tn and modern equipment. with down for everything. Will consid- forged hand rails. A_ complete NEAR DRAYTON PLAINS 26 ACRES IN ORION TWP., WITH one with good credit gets it. home except interior decorating Corner lot, Thx157 ft. Paved street Watkins Lake Front to Well located just 1 block from frontage Newly decorated 5 room YOUNG COUPLE main road, y $7,535. Pull and bath, bed , one floor Four bedroom 1') story home. 2 B| pas car-spot. STOUT | ht | 20 acres of muck, estimated 15'230’ units with coy poms or land contract in be worth $1,000 per acre after heat. Will lease one year or rade ed herein eautiful build- Available about April Ist more. New modernized kitchen and bath Just a little paradise. price with $873 down plus FHA of, small lake Just ri vears old. New to BAR-—LIVING Priced right. "ir “interested, call modern home rig up Glassed front and rear porches room mortgage costs. For further tn-peting in living room and one the minute, clean as a pin. best Best Buys 2 car arage. Excellent sand | FE 86-1512beach rice $16 800, terms. ‘BUD’ Nicholie formation please call. bedroom. Combination storms and OUARTERS of all lake privileges on | screens. New awnings, attached Crescent Lake ‘hen you see it 1%) car garage. Fenced back lot Tavern with living quarters on wk Builders Attention rea] estate and insurance Family Income will buy it, Only $1,000 down Garden spot. Loads of shrubbery 3 | Today you main hwy to Bay City. Straight 3 Bedrm. Ranch | i 49M t Clemens St Offered at gles 3.950 down 20 custom sites in West-Bloom- | bar, no iood. Wilt consider trade, | PE 5-1201 FE 21372 AUBURN HEIGHTS DUE TO ILLNESS) OWNER field Township. Lakefront park MOVING TO ARIZONA | Brick and shingle {ncome with LEASE OR SELL LARGE EQUIP. | A very beeutiful ie home 2? privileges, Platted and roads are MICHIGAN BUSINESS bedrooms, !'— car carage, mod | down, andSUBURBAN ern up to date, news painted In. To Rur—To Sell—To Trade i ‘on Wooded Lots one in. ped commercial garage. gas sta- BOCAS heat 2 eat tion, outdoor par’ ing area Main street near pilot rite Pontiac SALES CORPORATION Located in new subdivision side outside Best of YOU BUY IT— WE'LL INSURE IT $250 plant. per large lot 50x25¢. When oon | KINZLER “lose to T&C Priced Press, Box 1573 8. Tele Lal Rd. GI’ s 3 bedroom ranch style home ft you will buy it $14.900 aia terms. MAHAN STORE Soe FOR RENT. sUIT- able for any business, 375 Auburn $1 2.400—$700 Down Plenty of parking with tile bath, large living eager’ room with vestibule OXBOW LAKE at ourir front door Peaceful living among the Are. 3-0414. eves PE 23-5219. KINZLER band Bur your little lake home now ‘M40 WEST OF PONTIAC, frontage. neer front ering oaks ene bedroom Business Opportunities5 before spring and before prices ranch homes were built for Huron St. Phone FE 43525 com- i up. Here it ts in a 2 bedroom fort. Compare these features Not Retire Multiple __Listing Service over TY CO.,, REALTO m, Only t of all wonderful swimming 1000 sq. ft., large rooms, 1'% ed, 3rd occupied — oF piset betray by pda cooperative nie, Estate Eocsonee Wee hae -FLORIDA BUSINESS & HOME 20263 beach. Hurry on this Why bin moem bungalow It's one. baths, fully tiled. aluminum slid- easy 132 ft. 670 W. Huron ing wind trees on all Phone FE 43525 neome porsibility Hoes Beer ate to- Evenings after 6 call Mr. Wettzel, — = store. . 2 acres, high and dry, caf ee LE W. Huron day. $20,000 will hand! ‘ Multiple isting Bervice lots. Gas a FE 56-7585 frontage, good oo jake ad-take out, ed on NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH Lots of closets, solid this 3 a ranch pav joining property miles from away, in thriving com- POST OFFICE = river. § miles to Gulf. Brooksville | rossing %100,000 a year. | built-in birch DIXIE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE. style hom jocated near wars, OFFICE OPEN #-# cup construction with full 20x30 cement block building Large picture window. Complete Walters Loxe bch full bane Center near by, on Shoppin For Sale Lake Prop. 44 LAKEFRONT | Beautiful setting on private lake | GILES Inside the .0 mile circle. Brick | front of lot. Also a § room home, choice of colors. Many other fea- basement. Home is modern 2 yards of A. JOHNSON, Realtor highway hk 1 mile N. SEE ue TODAY bedroom lake front. $1).000 down tures -oak floors furnace, bath. Terms eeki-Wachee z es CA FOR available. Call today 1704S. Telegraph Rd lus inventor il handlé bulld- to Tampa, 50 miles to St. Peters- A nes, and busin ANGUS 1919 MIS burg. $450 ful’ price, ° es 8~ FE 4-2533 HIGHLAND TWP E 9S5 APPOINTMENT $10 a month or $50 100° frontage every TODAY toad Block building. realy $1800.00 months. Pictures of property in on ae ay Ti Phene Ortesrliie 132 Collect | 8,000 sq ft Also § bedroom home natural color Phone owner for ap-| | tri-level 3 bedroom home. Large _dointment. MUtberry § 9-232 with au basement and oil fur- sine OPEN | Ning room with double stone fire-| os THE “ELDORADO” } hace. TMs ie. i AYDEN, Realtor $4.00 DOWN lace, Leb ers | den. Dining room, NORTH ATTENTION! arge aa kitchen, 2 comipeets One of reat sharp older fot ley i paved street LAKE PRONTAGE Gl’s $750 Down' New bedroom modern tiled large enclosed porch Peep 6 ieiine oe 2 SUBDIVIDERS McConnell and &t. | 86 Lt Walton FE 86-0441 9 ft. frontage on Middle Straits near house Oil heat, wired for with bul rin bibarbecue. *Authened FHA $2,100 Down electric Nice lot, Fredericks Sctiools. House Lake! 26x44 ft. almost_ 120 acres with ‘2 miles frontage new two WANT TO AT EATHER #cear garage. Many other fea- ~Sale Land Contracts 52 stove - 3 lovely bedrooms, full main ved . Located bedroom ranch bungalow 15x15 en paved drive. Full price only tures. Priced to seil. Call today Full Price $14,700 Lerner Aric Sr: a —, rolling living room, wman brick fire- YOUR NEST? / meee $7,450, and only $43 per for appointment jor dev place. ~<. pleture window kin, Dining L, cen ae over- IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITH month itnciuding taxes and Natura! COMMUNITY WA SYSTEM -CRAWFORD ER REAL ESTATE Large home with 4 housekeeping $1,400 DISCOUNT A insurance. At 4 per cent in- Oxford, Mich. OA_8-3122 finish Sncues cabine 8. Baseboard @ 3-room apt.’ and 8 “See the first group of brick ranch terest, Let us show you this rooms, 83% W. urn FE 41540 MY_3-1143 ser lat enforP pet monte. Cea & $2500.00d: hot water heat, water softener homes to be built tn Clarkston trailers to rent. 3 home today. For Sale Farms 48 car garage, a Attarhed 1% car garage, $26,000 1% cat garage and ps office. The following features are what Sellbough for os. COM PLETELY FUR RNISHED with $4,000 down. you've always Wanted tn that TAT Approximately $600 pey month in- HILLS OF ROCHESTER home of your own. It's all face $1,000 DOWN FARM FOR SALE 4 see. 25 come with room for. tcoced bay Edw. M. Stout, Realtor LAKE PRIVILEGES brick and has three large bed-7 room, 3 bedroom home. acres month. 3 a home Owner is 82 years old and wants MODEL HOMES rooms with All on one floor. Located with, or without stock and tools. to retire, will consider @ trade | 77 Fis Take iam Be, Gi} ate tf Te y_ Teom jocat at ee ee fust west of the city $7,950 TERMS hear tohol : near spacious living rage with 2 large room Open for your inspection Judson a You wil] the unique- at titul window wall. For extra con-schools, stores and trans- electric water heater, je utility room and foun: Mic ar’ * ness of bedroom bungalow venience there are 1'4. ceramic rtation. Call for further ~FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE H. W. ] W CallRutledge. 33-111). FE 4-003 -$ room brick with fireplace and Tae = ARE TAND, eel and 2% ft ‘wing and dining com- 2) information. Bige tile baths with colored fixtures. | | OR on in for 2 car garage. basement, on large lot bination, Yes, has .a nature!) The home is heated with perime- take privileges on Lake. $800.00 down 7 room. brick with Laberge 1% | 120 ACRES. 645 JOSSMAN RD Fr et ee or PE 5848 | bot Discount $1,521. Cost fireplace. Spiek. -and span with to you, NEAR: OAKLAND AVE. ter gas heat and hag a gas dis- baths. Family room and 2'% car | every modern convenience. Excei- posal unit, Aluminum storms and > Ortonville ; 2 a SUPER 7 genicVICF. neSTA.fa | =, : _ ACRES, MODERN (STALL A good 2 bedroom home, garage on large homesite) lent fishing bath bere _, screens, Large lot 100x159 for ° 7 ROOM 2 FAMILY just, ‘north of Oakland ave-drive out to ted = across the street eee on the childrento play on, winding house, Largebesement sig%150, | ventory. Call PE. 2-0173. "| RAY O'NEIL, | Kealtoy Plenty other forme, TO ee tings | SELL 1 REALTOR | vl dye hey els Nie in the Wisner, Lincoln YOU WON'T BE SORRY Located at Lake Orion on 3 Leah foes aon to bomen distr = Consists of fry eenna ¢ shopping 10 to MLS t Walton “Village limits nen oy one biotk from large rooms, 1'% acre apt. rents heed HUMPHRIES. “5 R ANK SHEPARD ald Sek Ger Decoee UNT, BAL~ MOD-~ BEAUTY SALON _—40° payable at $15 a ‘monty. P. baths. at os ae_ of Clarkston. Turn Re % mile ‘blacktop ment, street, Rochester OOL 1-751 oe il T 13 FARM. LARGE to model. Open 1 to 8 daily, in a good neighborhood REAL LARGE FRONT LOT, OWN %@ ACRE aay oO d own=! Lat TORE 47114 | Lake. Suchy Realty Or- fom hs bie FE 2-0474 gts rooms, 1" tome, pooneee location. rt aK Loar interest, Secured WE NEED LISTIvGs WHITE BROS. REALTORS ipnuemet bass cee e Pools unite, 4 dryers. Owner te-by, large wna ial pb a2.N. Ly GILES REALTY CO. | Edw. M, Stout. Realtor Kl oo — eae Sin iske buyer until Real motets, 15,000 ne trees 20 acres with north te eet | fam «Real Estate, W. Huron OpeD evenings, Ask for her. Phone39-1295 OR ose ae - or miles Bay RE eel je. C4200, after @ #2 W. Huron 6-61 py tae p.m. “Open Eves, ‘til ®@ = Sup. J te & Open 9 to 9 ™= » = 1 # eS a! e |1B bl ee it. ee i i s x For $ LIONEL«ype FLYER TRAINS. eerv ~SLORD'S SPECIALS Pearsons AN a 57 ewerne — win MESERE EES ORY: 10.05 ECONOMY” CO. LORD'S, apigcos _ Appliances ‘Wanted Livestock 73 WIND 50 BOT: yeas Sup sareeaePoultry74 Sale OXFORD i to Be” ~ Buckner & SURPRISE . BIGGEST VALUES Finance Co, ~ IN 20 YEARS OF QUALITY FURNITURE Offices are weated: WAREHOUSE Pontiac, nd Floor National Bldg, MA ; 2h EN CLEARANCE Dreyton Pisins, 4512 Diste Hwy. Read This and Hurry to Walledi habe, ae Rese Birmingham for si as hg e: Comajotees over- a: a a Trailer Sales — ha storm. | Sale Farm Equipment 76 FERGUSON new, PE 23-9000, : : You Have to See to “You'd better give quarter for a soda or I'll show me Ven Dyke voce North across from bank Appreciate suite, Good condition, FE 41459, this movieMom!” to A BEDROOM GIVEAWAY For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | Sale Household Goods GET CASH QUICKLY Up! tooe 38 0! Rp ge TRADE-IN DEPT. none. CLOSEOUT “) RaWEn ON CanerChaat VANITY DESK, MIRROR AND nannyae your| chairs ll . OR 37333, oon een enne HOUGHTEN & SONS | Fe Pande 2 Baidwis atastel CLOSEOUT PRICE $139 > MERCURY MOTORS — SALES AND REPAIRS|1 1—Reg, $240.05 24° Phileo ge = will __eurities, fo ‘repal ie fae ANDERSON HDWE., 4 ar &erie 2" Raytheon Teme $128 a yee Oakland _ a GLASS MRR ) CHEST. ‘WITH GEDA Loan Co. BOTTOM DRAWER AND 1-Reg. Mads ‘gi Philco Deluxe tAWER | |< BED equity. Take , over payments, with . doors a ce 1—Reg. $160.95 1 ” 'Phileo Table 202 PONTING STATE BANK BLDo.| CLOSEOUT $219.50 oe) Gee range . ..........5 mores 8 pe _breaktajast set. FE 2-9206 a a ee Roofing and Siding Combination Doors Insulation oe TE table range NORGE R 5 WHEN YOU NEED $159.50 | It 946 takes “it. : "52th TCHING BENCH FREE “THOMAS FURNITURE $29 to $500 NORGE REFRIGERA . LATE: ae = model, ft. ellent con- Tifa €-1900. 96s.ar You,can Set © quickly on your DINING ROOM 2618 Saginaw . 5 ae ahs rele pits SAVE OMENS son pe _Eugene BROWN PADDING. OF = etree Bee ELECTRIC. Telephones 17 YDS. CARPET 278, Pay. vents itoto put our GIVE-AWAYS Gartareeiceeeda > armen ony ar eres Old Wall CHAIRS. PLASTIC SEATS. STATE |" AAND ) SON ET ber hintmienot Pe a 4x8 PLYSCORE i" L peeere, etn =f artss oeand resoil, ee AUBURN HTS, Other RE Dine Hey.AC cH FINANCE CO. recente, | | SUPELTUnR SUNETTE 18 co na nace WORKING ORDER ome Gaberts “eanasar a OAK CABINETS ONE ONLY HAND CRANK FOR LOANS a phance pecia SEPTIC TA KS s gee ies cntn iyMya RINGING $25 to yon $500 Lear TABLE, 4rerk i RDY $9.00 EACH » BL Lewrence — enavil es ONE ONLY F.O.B. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM CASH NOW Telephone Co. YRS. TO. PA 121 NBA w cia PAY LATER PLAN i|OCCASIONAL TABLES WINE SOLORED STUDIO. Turtle Lake, Get cash you heed now 100 others of tables, matching nut coffee table. wate 41 Popiar. CADMIUM | DE later tn monthiy amounts you can 6 roups and odd ones. write or come L TABLES, $14.50 | Wis. afford. Phone, © Wash, sand aa oe. fi) dirt, scent your HAVE ON DISPLAY, New metal warddrobe 12.50 loGUAR, HOUSE PAINT. GAL. Corporation ae = ac A $1.95 Ib. Joint cement in Q less than you’ think. fe ua give BUILDING SUPPLIES row ~ TERRIER PUPPIES, New innerspring mattresses $15.95 3% — Ba ‘inaw ae Bidg. | ise Eh INLAID TIL 3nd Phone +8035 RUBBER BASE PAINT, New cotton mattresses . 9 Electric Range + $18.08 _floo WAPiea GAL. $3 50 | WE CARRY REPLACE- MENT PARTS AND|__ ne ote a Mn Bell Stam 6161 Dixie wey, ____ Clarkston BERRY LS CO. ” | 5, = sat tt eo poRriEa. 8 $25 BYERS. 141 W HURO FE 4-3064 . For Sale Tires |New Table lamps $ 3.60 ben gas a Oi A-1| OR FURN. Curtiss, 3 sc os 371 8. Paddock __FE 2-0203 BAXTER. & LivinasTone CHILD's CHEST, seen fe ES Lots of good used furniture at | e a8 GAg INCINERATOR. | FLUORES. | 64 W, Lawrence St. B 41538 beets hom —_ nis | | Po SERVICE ALL TYPES “low prices. Also big discount on Al, O701818 WHITE , AxS fir _ seeea. vacuum, 2 table enips. 2 cent light — Girl's summer USED EL ECTRIC dresses, sizes4 12, PE 54-2002 Fe eee new Merchandise ee 4x8hy" TE AG UE F IN ANC E CO. desk. 20° three-wheel bike. Child's OF TRACTORS AND We buv. sell & exchange everys- WATER HEATERS Meoen Be Weed year, _change. 202 N. MAIN Hiatal car Phone FE #1452 after 1x6 ‘nr board per M | ~§ CUBIC aa for the home GE REFRIGERATOR_ ix8 pine boards per M IMPLEMENTS. tt Only 3 yrs ald $65 FE ma SPECIAL CL A MLEL PUPPIES: LIKE Siete ban. Jakland Furnitute ROCHESTER. MICHIE. ROME DINETTE: SETS AS- 100 ft. bag 2” insulation NEW ALL WEEL KNOWN COCKER 19 wi walls, 603 8, Pontiac Farm and 1% 8S Saginar i PE 32-5423 HIBBLER'8 VARIETY smble these yourseM and save MAKES. SIZES 30 GA TO GA. TA UR PICK. $49. | Champion EASTER sired. PE 6-013 ‘BUNNIES 2051 W. Phone OL MAKE SURE Se Se IT8 LOANS $25 to $500 ain ftems. Light hardware ant Four chairs. and table. $60.95 val- TIEN- REPAIRS ON SEWING MACHINES Industrial Tractor Co, are ee ee JTOS sehold Oak . $3095 These are brand TERMS. CONSUMERS WEF . BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. ENTILE 1-6440, end vacuum cieaners. Have your old sewing Machine converted to new _CO 28 W. LAWRENCE. FE 5-8151 att ‘BUNNY AND PUPPIES. electric. Also new end used. Call FE #« _ 2130 Livernois, OL 1-0688 VENTILATING ) FANS POR KiTce- SERtLE PREAaibune. REBUILT VACUUMS. QGUARAN- _ teed. en. “Also ED WILLIAMS 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. tractors, Davis Machinery. re v4 al) makes.066 Myrtle. parts, Pontiac EM 3-4171 & EM }-3747 Six marble colors, 29% inch. Ortonville." 451 aw at 6 &. FT. REFRIGERATOR, 36 Telegraph & 9 Mile Rd. chard as range, Philco radio be FL 1-4184 grant, 3 speed goaneer. sole Fee Detroit’ 5 Cents Each DEEP FREEZE Boe ohdheninggonon io GAL. Of0 WATER HEATER. _Auction Sale PRP to 77 Auto Service _81 _Ber'at Winding D J 130150 gal, tank with access, $25. for sale, le ea.in “% pint site 955 models. One of America’s Open 90 8, Saginaw St a aes LAST YEAR'S FLOOR HOP ts! Aad qt. Mint Bag Nye Dairy, FARM MACHINERY AUCTION AT farm § miles northwest of Ox- best brands Perfect, new, guar-to LORRAIN MOTOR © PRAC-WINDOWS AND. ee anteed for 5 years Buy ATTENTION nine PARA’ No dealers. FE 2 2. For home Tadittons or DROP-LEAF EXTENSIONNN TABLE rovemernts. = tically new. 2345 Crooks Rd, N KITCHEN CABIN ETS and 4 coe ite ee mieeres o rough-in or enclose a new re- lounge chair, re om frigerator for a little more than houses partly constructed Aubura Rd. PRE-SPRING - eeu od 8 PET a used machine Michigan Flu- To build a serene or on ino The il DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE "AND 4 Sacre aun. vente. vere - HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY 230 Voorhels Rd | orescent, 392 Orchard Lake Ave REFRIGERATOR $29 50 Datenport CLEARANCE a sen _Sale Motor Scooters 82 fist of Fidis yan a will be f lnyfen hom window chairs FE 2-4814 . Store. 7 miles out Baldwin. Arm- PUPrins, COCKER AND SPRING. | second parodia mortasare So capuoete PHA F 16 ELECTROLUX. LATE MODEL strong floor covering and bole 209 National Bullding Used Ceiling Lumber, $45 per M _er Spaniel, reasonable. MY 2-1881. | $095. Washer $15 New rollaway pp __ Pontiac, __Lac paints: Phone “PE 5-002 Like pew, Take over balance of | 1954 ZUNDAPP. eaeel AND CUSH. or phone FE 44729 Ww £ PINE: TIMBERS Tractor pickup buzt saw, new. Cones in and See Us complete $17.96. Electric | beds, on PARAKEETS Sie Oak ‘CAGES. $44 88 or payments of $11.22 for condition, | IT’S SPRING! — Bucket scraper for Ferguson 2x12-3x12—12 ft. thru. 24 ft man, $29.50. Dining set, $18 50 ‘ood. Since 1027. 584 and Ave. Dearbo: rear end Window Prices—Our 28th | four months Dealer. Phone FE _MA_ 62730. range, Bargains on all wee sooghatt manure electric range, $34.50 New Swaps 7 55 8-1564 spreader, few Ferguson 2x4-2x6-2x8-2x10 — Cle Cleanup Time Is Here RECLAIMED BRICK OPALINES. CANAR- penne | Hollywood frames, $7.95. Kitchen sraeen Year in Business _tes_1 t. Clemens. 44-8060 spring tooth. bott. For Sale Motorcycles 83 ~~ FPRIGIDIARE AUTOMATIC WASH- | hundred -rs table, 2 chairs, $996 Youth bed, Come in and see our new deco- ‘New flush doors -—lrom er 2 years old. EMpire 3-2622 FLOOR SANDERS AND POLISH- me up OXBOW WINDOW CO. $0. yr. crib complete, $16.95 rations — peoagen the new “Level- | PARAKEETS, Teas AND CAN- Passage Lock sets — 61 8 For pet Complete line of FULL 81Z2E ELEC STOVE {909d | or singers. 6) elrose, FE Vanity ach. $295. Daybed, com- ers on” interior Mse 3%ax3% butt hinges — "yen ural AND on. ee cond with new burners, $35 plete. $14.95. Pearson's Bank Fur- floor fints' 10264 a Hoey Rd - CHU RCI H'S INC. abalee33 “0.” 7-8211 niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave BARNE < “HARDW ARE EMpire 3-4082__ PEKINGESE. PUPPIES. AKC, 10 107 8. Squirrel Rd _FE 20233 | REBUTLT WASHING MACHINES, New double-hung windows, $14.00 weeks old. Beautiful, outstandtin _ KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER. Deere spreader on rubber. 742, W. Huron St no_It Yourself 61 Laaepal Phone Flint, | KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. fess | all makes guaranteed. Thyie Elec- Deere field be aigany on Csong We carry a complete line of nails. Very reasonable. OR 3-4167 1951 OLDSMOBILE SUPER | Top condition. Take writ 2 18 West bth for bldg, boards. Srichenat shingles. atlo filer. wer corn tric, 502_ __Johnson. FE 45169 st. ‘FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIO- New tires Boats e Accessories 85 ROUND OAK | DINING TABLE, 6 siding and insulation with moter, Hammerking Get compiste bufld-slightly marred Aiso several 42-FOR PENT PUREBR COCKER PUPS, erator. 10 cu, ft. cap. Excellent payments and tradeAbed: any- 1940, FE 2-4 over thing | chairs Good OL 1-0502 our peraess on condition. $50. Gas range, four sander over a and. 66-in. models. Extraord!-Floor sander -hand - ings and SURPLUS m. _male ry“ieme, FE 42135. pean oven broiler, 2 broiler, 2! sav LUMBER & WANTED SLIGHTLY ao Se Ee BUILDING LOTS WORTH $200-| values. Youngstown Kitchen wall paper ium cleaners. Oak orage drawers Excellent con-| nary Deepfreeze. Holds 475 Ibs, $150. REG. TOY FOX TERRIER PUP- $400 accepted as trade in on used) Annex, 307 Orchard Leake Ave. furnace vacuum Raarooped ak- dition. $50. Call FE 2-1563. PE 5461400 6PIECE pies, 7 weeks old. 39 8. Marshall, _— and Fue: Paint 1 MATERIAL SALES CO. KITCHEN WALL CABINETS. BASE: elevator with motor. H. J, Van Welt. OR 3-1355 anc ears. BEDROOM SET . RANGE, GOOD CONDITION, | REGISTEREDTOY FOX TER- or. — _chard Lake Ave Pe 64150. Deering bundlelogder, John $340 Highland Rd. (M59) OR 3.7092 FOR SALE OR TRADE: 20 CU. eabinets, broom closets. We have S| Maple 5 Spit chest rier ies and grown dogs. corn planter, fertiieer ft, chest-type freezer. 92 cu. ft | Westinghouse refrie For refri FOR THAT “PET PROJECT AT ee & number in all sizes thet are bedar chest, $10 FE 2-2251 CASH aoe ‘FURNITURE FE & before 2 p.m. or tr tly marred At extraordinary low cor see Mocsesi= Bulla wer = 8 p.m. __ rubber, McCor- E «+7881 GE DELUXE ere GOOD | woe freezing compartment. alues. Michigan Fluorescent, 303 ers ‘alm. Beautiful dresser, large mirror, cond. $75. FE 753 i BABY aa AND TEETER rE 5-4Hig Weektays 9 to BELLING OUT CANARIES. full size bed. roomy chest of Orchardrd Lake Ave 0 to Clo aed every. males and females. FE 47196 Babe. Good condition. 643 Look- UPRIGHT PIANO FOR ~GooD G. iE acu “DELUXE drawers. 2 boudoir lamps KNOTTY Fgh PANELING, | oars _ Thurs rubber. Case stove. Deep well auto. time set _ out Dr, or call FE 2-0579 elec, sewing mach or sell FE i FOR soo. P AY io and 1 ue M. wcacy” Oak SELLING. Ooh 1 BOXER, 2 COL- 7 ft. tooth, Ov ver , All features Excelent condition” 2-8477 ee See ee | BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS. | opty Fy 3140 viet guaranteed Dunham &@ ft cultipeckar. Set ofOMLY $2 WEEKLY town kitchen, furnaces’ Oil, gas aint 88 oes Fiat or enamel. Cameras, Equipment GIA ee leg ae ie napateR 7 $150, MI 7-014 WILL SWAP FOR FARM OR SELL 5 acres, 3 b edroom ranch home bob sleighs. Buck rake. ie Goop REFRIGERATOR, SMALL. | | and coal. Hot water and steam ee us for prices om Rock Lath re boat, steel Oliver culti- rier. Albino parakeet. MAple Pearson's Bank Furniture FLASH | $25 Phone FE 4-979 boilers, automatic water heater, and sheet rock. Everything to ARGUS C-3 CASE AND Pp r, 2 row o, Oliver | Modern semi-modern. 2 acke $e ss room — 42 Orchard Lake Ave . FE 47881 hardware, electrical supplies bulla saying lowmaster, 2 with ¢ beg and timer. $37.50 Small barn. cuickes Goan USED TV paiaae $20 AND | a car garage. CANARIES 10 miles from Ponti Crock and tile, galvanized cop-_FE_ sea FE 4-97 36 SINGER CONSOLE. ROUND BOB-BLACKETT’S aid and 8. Bros | er, Platform conlea: Oliver walk- coop FE 26183 ; ing plow. John Deere wagon | — CENTUR aN r oo pore _MY_ 2.2004. i tradee _.______ _Adams | Rd. poe Late model Take over bal- Nie Tg INLAND LAKE SALES | woTPOtNT REFRIG_ “IN GOOD | AE eae SUPPLIES WEIMARANERS. 2% MO8. OLD. box. Rubber tired west; 3 ‘ain 2685 ¢ of $54.48 at $0.08 Le month HEIGE UPPL rows 5 _condition. PE ?-2196. SYSTEMS_ A 6811& 1 of litter won tn pu show. of new wire farm fen ft | ter: *6 months. Or pay total of | Lapeer Rd. E 45431 ee For Sale Clothmg56 56H. FI. $161 Dixieo EWy. Exc hunting backg . Fe extension ladder, Quantity. of new | $54.48. Dealer. FE 8-1564. CABINET BINKS PROM $50.95. from $3.95. planks. viking hammermtil. Sev- LADDER Binks to build tm "ale usical Goods SEWING MA- CONSOLE 62 WHITE MICE _shop @9 8. Astor, jeune Gamer EM_3-4439 SINGER DOVES,PET ALL FE 46433. eral lsof roofing. Post drill 5 $005. G. A. floo rry. _Phomp — [ice $40. 9S. OR_3-9702 W. Suron Se 36123 chine.:_ 3197 Bolens garden tractor ibber ftehen FE 47821 \SPECIAL EUREKA VACUUM Lawnmower and cultivator, 3 good one chrome chair. Walk- BEEP “AND PORK, HALP AND ACCORDIAN BALE ALL SIZES. Trained, Boarded ing gardenttester almost new, Dogs 8 T. , Bo: 770 Ac loaned, heavy hay ropes Dairy equip- ment: Westinghouse 10 or ry ean cooler, MeCormick-Deering 2 unit cleaner, weds Floor model $49.95. 38N Edith, | call after 71-30 p.m Market, FE irs lessons ¢ on core _R,_ B. MUNRO. ‘1060 W. Huron. Airplane PE 86-2787. motor fr “jree.to beginners roll today PE with Tes: 5-6428, 'jR, SIZE DINING ROOM SUITE, STOVES. ae HT, 80LD, Ex-~# Turier's, 602 Mt. Clem- DOOS, CATS BOARDED, DOGS LINOL EU Mo... 39 YD. SUITS AND FORMALS $40. FE, 41736. milker, complete. 25 ten-gailon ¢ 32 drinking cups & stan-DON’T WISH FOR DRESSES, | “Closet Doors trained. Burr-dhell. 375 8. Tele- _eraph. eee Amuncouaer Olds “Cornet, Sige 14 KIRBY VACUUM. ; FLOOR TILE WALL PAINTTILE Also matern ity dresses “CLEANER AND Vd _Good condition. _FE 5-0355 _ attachments $35. FE™ 5-6228. ANTIQUE VIOLIN -GOOD TONE toc ter carrier and track. Poultry _ Hay, | Grain & FeFeed 7 71 3 eereyEL TV. foe CASH Good condition FE “81 Ly GAL, Tee GAL. 195. years old. FE MONEY ! Make it easily and wood GIRL'S SPRING COAT BONNET. LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE _ Size 3. Misc. girl’ come, Sizes .1, at Jacks. 277 Baidwin. re 2 Price 1-2, Clean. me ae A dream come true. Be oer -FREEZE equipment: Jameswev of! brooder 2-9021 ANTONTO with the new Berry Steelfi PEDRINELLI ViouIN, Brooder house 10x12. 500 chick TRADE ELECTRIC ae | FOR display at our ofties. SMI TH’S, 257 S. Saginaw | ALL TYPES OF RAY. FIRST & electric incubator of | sec6nd cutting Also straw. bade!) | equipment. Potitry through Classified Ads. To’ 2-8506. 57N. Johnson ; as ranges R B. MUNR 1060| Year 1700. $125 FE 6-503¢ | In prime of bireh finish. pra + < _Huron I BERR BA AND Roe) THE ANSWER $8 Paddock to SHIRTS 0 las SUITS. [Size38 | OLD GARAGES REPAIRED To deliver, OA 8-2170 i 1-FREE! MEN'S 50 heavy hens. 5 TO 311 FREE! ; FREE! | shoes. ale TWO 9x12 VELVET RUGS 875 atPaLF a = KINDS HAY. its 1 boar. Hay and grain: Aoi 1,800 Fp About sell, rent, buy, sw ap, hire, : ‘AT: 7614 = none FE 2-246 after 5 p.m. CAM ACTION. PUNCH _Tetms aig be we aurae a ae oa & YOU R,PROBIEM: class, Like Free aptitude accordion test to MADE SUITS, $3695 {USED ELECPRIC RANGE 3-053 ‘Want TAILOR _Up. OR oats, . sacrifice for cash Hours Ads! To acil, | MAN 8 WRISTWATCH. dial FE 2-8181. boy or girl oe would Pang = or hay. Quantity Caied rent, any « Used refrigerators, $74.95. ae Mon, thru Sat. FE 2-0132. stop watch, join our accardion school fo: ft of sileage in 16 ft coming =P | npr ed. cuttingAt FE 5-103, Interest )WOMAN'S CLOTHING '},; 1 o-E 2 Sbxcellent conaiion ‘hire, it’s FE Bank, _ Frank PR site | 2-8181. | back from hoiex factory in Switz- mora oo FOR SALE: ALL TYPES OF GOOD jo GAL. OTL BURNING WATER 4+-0566, Or shaw, prop iN 'Pritch & Son, pletely guaranteed. | eae deere” etnaeer come heater, $20. PE §-7674, : to Oxtord seetiencers. OA 68-2814. coal C. 18 EB. Huron St, hay. Will deliver, OA 83641, 56-5575,ge | 4 2 8 bie) ei an poop deewAle |°53 ai rms. ill s foua car, has ‘Jacobson’ s Motor Sales Ww. | Used Cars 88|_2cronete, ee windows. Shara, only in his dealership, NATIONAL BONDED even if aa ae Chevie ....... S. $R45 Ea sa x cars GUARANTEES THE CAR ANYWHERE _IN ~ "50 CADDIE, 4 Dk. MOTOR SALES been turned down else-|_ Pine & Ca pecee '52 Plymouth Wagon $645| +33 Ghee “corer 2 DooR ‘52 De Soto Cl. Cpe.. $645] -B Pd 34, — ar. 2 Radio. Hydramatic, whitewall where.” ine SUPER #2 OLDS. « 62 benuliful [CASH mais in tone THE U.S. AT THE REPAIR SHOP OF THE eek, South Bivd, at Woodward FE 4-9587 a yar ay late | » ‘ hea a er, OWNER’S CHOOSING. . The dealer’s guaran- & good a 1968" CHEV 210 %DOOR SEDAN POR AS LITTLE AS Sao Feast Gratesand all ether || 92 Dodge 4.dr 2...) $595| 3 neve? dr” Bee tals one low is actually a personal guarantee. If bad health and tee r, new ial gers pe. | 52 Ford 2 dr. 8.....-$595] HURON MTR, SALES MAC ‘0OLDS.HYD. & H. ww.| St Chevie 2 dr.......$389 R $399.50O Dn.‘ Sain 88 Si 982 W. Huron MI FE 27-2661 business failure should visit .the dealer, the or R is void. NATIONAL BONDED-— is apetiee CONV. a PULL Ries Yellow and green top SI Ford 2dr.8..... $385 way waWALK? ORE WHEELS. JOIN guarantee No co signers “ ic ASY ED JONE s” inside and FE backed by $120,000,000 in assets. Regardless what out, ee Nasr Chev. No furniture loans —ETRO: é oe a i 4dr... see ment. necessary. Pree Gold Bell happens to the individual, the owner’s protection No finance companies > ’ BORO SCI ee ees | Lam! ION MOTOR SALES $s: RIE MERCURY 6751 Dixie Highway. at M-15 MApie oon Open nites ‘til ® The dealer’s ‘continues for the full year . . 1 No 4 ed he Deliv nimediate Delivery abio,| Munitewaie S Moos : Ms at roan,” Clarkston Ba, M‘ ERCURY guar- ; i. er The dealer peer eae _Exe. antee is on a percentage basis. | pays con share of the repair costs and the 1955 & 1956 a We Hold Your Note |", QUPS-BONS 0000. #35." FE 13°6“Satlnaw “7 2 FE 2131 ae ose owner pays LOOK! Choice a share. NATIONAL BONDED pays the repair , .P. i C Hi ¥. RED AND | 1953 PACKARD CLIPPER DE-pie Sea "s| Demonstrators 4 doors & 2 doors. Hard- the owner pays nothing. ahaa pete 8 OLDthn gp a oo luxe. Club coupe. Radio. — bill in full; NEW CAR TIS. cy SAGINAW WILL ACCEPT 1 tires. Very clean posts. | HOWARD LARE, INC MOTOR SALES 111_8._ SAGINAW ast esses, dome wih oat. TRADE-INS Many Others to Choose From power *pabimeat © 7 Ti eoed wed | r708_ cecnerdl tabs Rd. _Keego ARDS. NEW. BIG DIs- SPECIAL come!"Tiber Trade — eh tah vedios, “heater ” CHEVROLET “wWhitewall tires. te,” 1955 THUNDERBIRD. 1000 MILES * BILL SPENCE oa curyoier New Yorker ¢dr., . 2 tone paint, Overdrive. 280 bp.. special hard-top rim. d with all other accessories. {AZUREK SALES _. THIS Oakland Count iy « Bestest AS LOW AS $6090 rear Govggbete., | $1895 down, total ease fee FE . USED CARS $2_Oakiand Ave, SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS MOTOR PE ¢7333 [= geeBilt Hady. phone South Blvd. at | Woodward. FE 4-9587 Lar OLDS SUPER 88 2-DOOR SE- ‘36 FORD PAIRLANE 4 DR, FORD- PONTIAC. CLEAN. 2 DOOR, & H. Ww WEEK tres. paint, Te dan. Radio, heater and Hydra-| 195 If you haven't been able to buy a car anywhere — because super you pd ly numer-omatic,’ Radio. heater, skirts. yoramatic $640, FE 5-8906. eqeoers cash = because your car cover the metic drive. Beautiful 2-tone fin- were short of Pie ain tare BOD Frost, Inc. ser,=a whitewalls. Low Wi ip ou've been told you owe too much on Today's bargain special at 1953 PONTIAC 4 DR. R_ down payment r if Phone asOA y ee ee. make a deal in and see us. We've helped a lot pices full price. tires. 31,000 2 Call Lake your car to come 1955 Plymouth Plaza Club Sedan _Ask for Art, 1952 Pivmouth 4 door sedan _Orion.. MY_ 3-566 of people, and we may be able to help LANe| CONTINENTAL DEALER. 850 S. WOODWARD you. This week's economy special 1953 Plymouth é coe eedan Haskins Chev. Jack W. ‘Haupt 1952 Chevie 4 door ‘h4 Chrysler N.Y. Dix fr. NO MONEY “DOWN BRIGHT Auto dr, R&H,wiwhite wall “sales, peavtitul Z-tone. Strictly 1 owner hen mileage. Always serviced North Chevrolet 6751 Dixie Highway at M-1 MAple 54-6071 Open nites ti 9 Pontiac Sales b. feed, tm, ro Sede gee | at 6-20 Brive tis Horan "Dinis eum $395 FULL PRICE 60 other cars to choose from : a J. VANWELT ® EASY ED | JONES ere. COMMUNITY 1056 Pontiac oe 8, company car 1983 Pontiac@ eyl, adr. Fully & factory official cars. Lo w OLDSMOBILES down payment, bie selection Buy throughout. penn petocee LH ot rush! SPOT NEW AND USED Clarkston 3 0 DETROIT $ 113 &. vi ia SAGINAW. Oakland County's MOTORS’ “To Buy, Sell, Trade 1963 DeSot 0, 4dr. Firedome V8 Open Nights "til: rs MAple 5-5566 FOR A GOOD DEAL oe OL ROCHESTER National Bonded Dealer ‘oom tn| 10 pm. Auto, drive, R&H, w w. tires, @ real nice car. Spring Values PONTIAC 1956 4 DR HARDTOP. _ FE SEE | | . 4-4050, Reas. A SQUARE DEAL SCHUTZ MOTORS PONTIAC “1948 4 DR. EXC ME-| ‘33 STUDEBAKER LAND CRUIS- S. Woodward Ave. auto. transmission, radio. heat- cocaseel condition. Radio. heater 912 S. Woodward, B'ham CLARKSTON ; 1955 Starfire 98, hydra-Hydramatic. Peres tires. Best er, MI 47811 MOTOR SAC aa real luxury car & ; sgeetuor at BAGLEY er, HOUGHTEN & SON | AUTO PARTS at Ga low offer takes. OR Birmingham matic, radio, heater, full ARKNER “MOTOR SALES S-WOODWARD | YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE FOR RACE DRIVERS 1935 PONT | 666 power, white sidewalls | AND PonFOR | ay wire end ate hy ow cunysien = PLYMOUTH fae. FO Ea ib coupe, with roll bars. $10@. Phone | we?PAY TOR DOLLAR : GMC TRUCK DEALER OR 3-7060 Birmingham MI. 43410 Et _| Haskins Chev. | “@751 Dixie Highway MIS Mae and 2-tone blue... .$2695 Ms COMMUNITY MOTORS : ores, CARK. “MOTOR 8SALES iatiu Sete 6606'S. WOODWARD 1955 Olds D.H.LC., hydra matic, radio, heater, full) STILL HIBERNATING? Ls t — H. HY TH le, I LA! | power, whitewalls, bright | ; a ; at at 39010 88 a se Rochester : 8 sea one color $2595 | | , Cec ee ee Two-tone, WW tires. R&H, o CHRYSLER. CLB.) CPE. AT. WAKE UP aa e ve Take R $205. 08 BE. Cob 1955 Mercury statio 1 a “ Buy Your Car AT. OLIVER’S Now And Save See M&M Motor Sales aS ED JONES 7 oe at wagon, radio, heater,| MOTOR8A ns < SAGINAW ~ overdrive, white tires, 2- ——"“46 DESOTO,CHEAP tone green........$2195 FE 5-4296 OLIVER BUICK has 80 fine Used Cars. Thoroughly reconditioned and 1955 Ford Fairlane V8 se- Xu DESOTO CPE RADIO & ready to go! We publish stock numbers for your convenience. Open 'til To These Spring "Heater. White Wall Tires. Sharp. dan, radio, heater, Ford-| 9 p.m. with 14 courteous salesmen to serve you. Bring your title -for quoise and white. “31745 Immediate Delivery! -omatic, white tites, tur- CENTRAL 1954 Old 98 sedan, hydra-| LINCOLN-MERCURY ~ BARGAINS- matic, radio, heater, full WE NEED ‘D9 PONTIACS CENTRAL STOCK No. 23 STOCK No. 978 STOCK No. 1011 Cass At dagieven Sts. FE 43885 power, white tires, 2-tone lue Pere ee eee ee $1895 $3 Buick Super 4 door, -53 Buick Spec. 4 dr. _ LINCOLN-MERCURY ‘53 Olds 4 dr. sedan, 2 1943 DE SOTO, 4+DR PIREDOME V-8. R&H caaseal tires. "55 Buick Cent. Conv.. .. 2495 M &M MOTOR. "SALES paint, r&h, Hydra, auto. r&h, Dyna., 2 tone gray. all the extras, a black tone 2537_Dixie31003 Hwy. _OR_}16 Cass at Pike Sts. trans.. very clean, $845. PE 4.3885 Weekdys + | 1954 Chev. Bel Air 2 door. Full price spotless beauty, -Rocket_V8 engine, ft. @ p.m t. & Sun. 11 WE PAY THE HI $$$ __Barrin +6201, Here is the cleanest ’54 ‘yl FORD2 DR. ‘48 MOTOR GaooD tires. Body OK First $100 takes. in the city of Pontiac ‘59 Pont. Star Chief 4 dr.. .$1995 _MI 6-0360, #1095, 14 Down $895 $995 FIRST : » $1195 Radio & Heater Power Steering, Hydra. ‘82 FORD, 2-DR_ COUPE. CUSTOM. line. Over-drive. 2-one, R&H. FE 1953 Cadillac 62 sedan hy-| 33 PORDS. FACTORY EXECU-STOCK No. 104 STOCK No. 134 STOCK No. 99 dramtic, radio, heater, 'SS Pont. 860 4 dr......... 51595 tives eats: New cars for used RELEASE car | power steering, *w hitc LA! iy ‘ORION MOTOR SALES : Chevrolet Be "32 Ford 4 dr, r&h. "34 Pontiac Starchief 4 SALES 4 at Clarketon Rd | sidewall tires, Normandy Ford-O-Matic, forest 210, r&h. saddle dr. dix. lheht ble, r&h, FORD MERCURY '54 Chevrolet 2 dr rOWH MY 2-261) \ one owner car nice look Hiaclra, low mules, frray with . green, very cream top, 1955 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR $1705 CORNER PIKE - Cylinder Radio, heater BLVD. _ ng, automa AND EAST tic transmission 2 tene aint Sy! tial $1505 Very clean Only $1425 1953 Olds Super &8 2 door, | $395 HOWARD LARE, INC. | _ Keero| hydramatic, radio, heat-'04 Pont. 2dr. ...... 7 $1195 ~~" WE PAY Top Dellar (9) 1956 2705 Orchard Lake Rd Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. 80 FORD CLUB COUPE. R & H er, power brakes... .$1145 Ke $245. STOCK No. 147 | Ford STOCK No. 87 STOCK No. 89 For Clean Used Cars & Trucks. Matthews- “EASY ED JONES” 1953 Olds Super 88 Holi- DETROIT MOTOR SALES '54 Pontiac 4 dr.. . 91095 *S) "55 Buick 2 door Spe-52 day, hydramatic, radio, Mercury Hardtop, We S. SAGIN: AW "52 Buick 4 dr. Special, ! |- rE hand] 211 8. SaginawSt. Always a good selettion, dows, 2-tone tan with [Demonstrators heater, power steering r&h, Merco-matic, pre- cial, r&h, Dyna, gulf Hargreaves 2 tone green, r&h, a turquois white '544 Ford Club Coupe .. ..91095 mium tires, 2 tone blue, SHARP CARS! and brakes, electric win- top, startling value, whitewalls, Taylor Chev rolet Sales $795 brown leather. Special) $595 OAKLAND CO'S OLDEST $1895 : Air 4 dr.. ..$1095 FULLY EQUIPPED CHEVROL ET DEALE inal for today at:.....-$1395 | MArket 4-156) led Lake oe = * GOOD USED Chevie or Ford FE = 5-67| WITH KADIO AND | 1056 FORD “eAiRLANE 4 DR Radio & Heater, Powerglide, P Steering, Royal Masters 1953 Pontiac Catalina, hy , loaded = Bacrific HEATER — SOME | STOCK No. 126 STOCK No. 177 FFREY FORD SALES For Sale TrTrucks 9 | dramatic, radio, heater, /f OA 43011 | HAVE FORD-O-MATIC STOCK No. 170 08 Pont. 4dr. Sedan. .....$ 995 | SHARP “51 FORD |? DR RADIO | white sidewall tires, plen- "32 Plymouth 4dr., r&h 'S5 Ford Fairlane 2 dr. ET 1938 % TON PICK. & POWER STEERING heater turn signals Fog lights back-up lights twin pipes” Can tyollextrass ae. er $1145 Big heater. sone and 52 Pontiac 4 dr., r&h, nT tur for} clean insides and V-8, Ford-O-Matic, r&h, out, . als. 1966oe-— . Ready be handled for $15 down and | 2 toné'green, one own-purrs along, 2 tone green, hurry on work, Save on this one | small monthiy payments. FE 1953 Plymouth eoupe, hy-! ‘093 Dodge Coronet 4 dr... Just your car or truck down, 8-1521, Ask for Dick. Rogers_ Sales er, 37,000 miles, sharp, this (1) Custom2 Dr. and Service, 695Auburn. dramatic drive, white. one, $465 (1) Custom 4 Dr. ee Chev. 1946 FORD 2? DOOR. REAL SHARP tires, one owner car $795, Deal. $75 00 i $695 $1595 (3) Fairlane Town Sed. avtlehDiste sar tabeid ee ee 22 Pont, : dr. & 4 dr. » (1) Fairlane Cl. Cpe. 1982 Pontiac sedan, loaded | STOCK No. 160 CENTRAL with extras, hydramatic, | (1) Fairlane Victoria : = CHEVIgE ‘4 TON PICKUP.) Radio & Heaters STOCK No. 64 STOCK No. 131 Good condition. Lomaiters’ F FORD SALES radio, heater, spotless "35 Buick Super Con- '(1) Fairlane Crn. Vict 50 Chevrol let 4 dr. LINCOLN-MERCURY : . . $745 vert.. r&h, all power (1) Sunliner RDS | | * 9 © © we 53 Olds 98 4 dr. sedan, "SS Pontiac 2 dr., r&h, i964 AND 1649 460 OM.10 ¥ sige, Garvood load Cass at Pike BSts. yellow, (1) F-100 Pickup oe FE 4.3885 11952) Ford tudor sedan, WITH FULL | pect access., canary full power, red with Hydra, black and white, Phone MA 5-2488. whitewalls, 11,000 . FORD COUPE ‘4 _ a iu iu TON EXPRESS | race engine 27 T roadster body. | radio, heater, light green. white top, low mileage, wee. one owner, miles, ‘00 Studebaker 2 tires very good | dr new high compression Ford heads unfinished custom Cherie) MY a good ofe.........$595 iTHESE CARS ARE OF ee em we we HOWARD LLARE, INC 2-4592 1205 $1865 $2595 FICIALLY OWNE a & | | 1980 FORD COUPE VERY GOOD 1952 Chevrolet sedan, ra- condition MA 6-1293 MAINTAINE D BY |- Bi 7 "1954__ '40 FORD COUPE dio, heater, black finish, -|'S0 Dodge Sport Coupe. plates and battery, Good = . | SALES OFFIC! ALS OF | New a sharp car Tunning condition, $50. OR 3-7752. THIS DEALI ERSHIP. Radio & Heater Two tone Grey -Nice |. Most Cars Are New Car Trade-Ins 51 FORD. 2 pee CUSTOM V8 Ford F 250 3% TON EXPRESS R& H FE 8 1951 Pontiac 2 door, hy-| | 150 FORD 4 Sno aneRADIOAND dramatic, radio, heater, | ‘49 Pont. 2 dr. eC [YOU ARE INVITED TO Bee “ss FORD cvaTVA white sidewalls... . $345, ee ee Speed Transmission Be CRN THESE} dnd ‘other accent. $1435 * FE 1951 Chrysler club coupe, | | automatic drive, radio, | heater, power steering. | "REND IT AST) Ouiver Motor SALES, INC. white tires ........ $595 | 'Cy Owen 'through Rert Ads! Room, . 210 Orchard Lake Avé-* a L Tan DEALER /house, RETAIL STORE apartment, any- . Pontiac's Friendly Ford Dealer “AV HERE PONTIAC BUYS ITS BUICKS” Han. i) Ps” a A 147 8. Saginaw st. thing — Want Ads give “GOODWILL USED CARS" | OLDS-CADILLAC a 5 Ts MASONITE. FE 54101 FE 5-3588 } any baael Open 8 am, to 9 pm. truc! \ you ACTION. Dial F “FE29101 Cass at Orchard Lake Cee Til 9 P.M. 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. PE 37117 i E 8.0488 2-8181. 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