' ‘. ,. aaa _THE PONTIAC Pp U.8, Weather Bureay Forecast Cloudy, Showers Detaiis page we 1iath YEAR xxx PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956—88 ‘PAGES Prayers | in Wreckage AP Wirephote PRAYS FOR INJURED CHELD — An unidentified man pfays for an injured child piilled from the wreckage of a house after a tornado smashed into a rural area near Birmingham, Ala. yesterday. Twenty-one bodies have been recovered from the scene of the destruction. Icardi on Trial for Perjury in War Slaying of Superior WASHINGTON (#i—Ex-army Lt. Aldo L. Icardi was called to trial today on charges of falsely denying he plotted the World War II slaying of his superior, Maj. William V. Holohan, behind enemy lines in Italy. 1 While the indictment charges Icardi -with perjury, the effect it is to accuse him of directing the slaying of Holohan during a daring cloak-and-dagger miss. a ° Weekend Road Deaths Reach 16 Two Infants Die in Fire; Farmer Killed as Stove Erupts in Home By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Siyteen persons died in traffic accidents in Michigan over the ’ weekend as springlike weather lured motorists to the highways. Fires caused three deaths. _Two infants died in a Detroit fire, They were Ernestine Jones, 2, and her brother, Ernest, 1. A babysitter led three half-sisters of the victims to safety. _ Thomas Ingram, 67, a retired farmer, was fatally burned Sat- urday in an oll stove explosion and flash fire at his home near Bad Axe. TRAFFIC DEATHS INCLUDED: The Rev, Alonzo Whoey, 71, of Roseville. Beatrice Carol Woods, 16, and her brother, Ronnie Dale, 14, of Greenville. Mrs. Pearl Crawford, 65, of Muskegon: Curtis Christianson, 17, of Wolf Lake. Wilma cope 56, of Lansing. Helen Ball, 22, of Baraga. Josephine Johnson, 16, of idle- ‘wild drowned Saturday when an aute in which she and six ethers were riding failed to make a curve near Baldwin and plunged inte a river, The. others man- Icardi, a Pittsburgh real estate broker, -appeared -be- fore a House Armed Serv- ices subcommittee March 26, 1953, and made a gen- eral denial. of knowledge concerning: the disappear- ance of Holohan in Decem- ber 1944. The indictment resulted from this testi- mony: : a lawyer in civilian ote renee S Icardi, then - 23 and known for his daring, was second in command. ‘Former Sgt. Carl_Lo Doice of Rochester, N.Y., and an Italian partisan, Tullio Lussi, who operated under the resistance natne of Capt. Landi, also were along. The mission parachuted 100 miles north of battle lines near Lake Orto Sept. 26, 1944. Holo- han was last seen alive Dec. 6. Investigation into Holohan's dis- appearance, begun after the war, was stepped up after recovery of his body from icy Lake Orto in November 1950. An autopsy dis- closed he had been poisoned and shot, randum issued in 1951 accused Icardi and Lo Dolce of complicity in the slaying. Two. Italian partisans were ac- iquifted by the Italian court and are expected to testify against Icardi. ; Ex-President Hoover to Skip Campaign Trail too busy to take an active part in the coming presidential elec- tion campaign. -aged to make shore, Walter Cowall, 69, of Dearborn. | An wnidentified man, about 70, on a Detroit street. James Lee Fuller, 18, of Plain- well, Rudolph Peterson, 53, and_ his wife, Amanda, 55, of Forest Park Il, killed near Niles. ling here by “T have a lot of other things to he told reporters before leav- plane yesterday to address the Inter-American Bar ‘Assn. meeting at Di tonight. ido,” A Defense Department memo-| NEW YORK ® — Former Pres-| ‘ident Herbert Hoover says he’s! Fisenhower Vetoes i il Explains Rejection on Air Tonight | 12 French Jets Highlight Show of Israeli Might Parade Marks Nation‘s Sth Year of Freédom; Frontier Areas Uneasy TEL AVIV, Israel 7) — Twelve French-type Oura- gan jet planes spearheaded an air parade of Israel's military strength at Inde- pendence Day celebrations in Haifa today. . Highly placed Israeli mil- itary sources reported yes- terday that a newer jet plane, the French Mystere, would make its appearance but no Mysteres were on display and there was no official confirmation of the report that 12 of these planes actually had been delivered to Israel. The Mysteres, the military sources indicated yesterday, would somewhat balance Egypt's acquisition of Soviet MIGI5 jets from Czechoslovakia. The Ouragans, never displayed Gurion, Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayah, army chief of staff, and thou- sands of spectators... The show marked Israel's eighth anniversary as an independent Jewish state at a moment when many fear some shot across the troubled frontiers might set off_a second round of war with the Arab states, It comes on the eve of Dag Hammarskjold’s arrival on a U.N. mission to stamp out the new flames of conflict between Arab and Israeli, , The border area was compar- atively quiet but uneasy in the wake of the U. N. secretary gen- eral’s first week of on-the-scene persuasion. An Egyptian spokesman charged) that Israel had violated Hammar- skjold’s newly invoked cease-fire eight times in the past 48 hours. The spokesman said Israelis fired into the Egyptian-held Gaza Strip five times yesterday and two Is- raeli planes had flown over the strip for five minutes Saturday. “We kept our word to U.N. Sec- ‘retary’ General Dag Hammar- skjold and refused to return one single shot,” he said. The military source who dis- closed the arrival of the Mystere jets estimated that the Arab states could field 280,000 troops against Israel's army of 200,000. Truman-Daniel Wedding Press . Corps Arrives INDEPENDENCE, MO, (INS)—~ who will. be married Saturday to New York Newspaperman Clifton Daniel Jr. bride-to-be and her husband from Zebulon, N.C., have maintained their marriage at In- cependence will be a quiet ‘‘fami- ly affair,” excitement over the redecorated for their daughter's wedding, and even the service station nearby received a thor- ough cleaning. Miss Truman, looking radiantly happy, arrived home by train Sat- urday night and was greeted by a throng of 200 persons, After exchanging a few words with friends in the crowd, she was driven home by her parents for what Margaret described as a “week of eating and sjeeping.” Bulgarian Stalin Asks Out Today Red Premier Submits Resignation After Party Denounces Him coming nuptials is mounting. * BIRMINGHAM, Ala. BELGRAD Eye: Yugoslavia w 7 Communist Bulgaria's Premier REMOVING: TWISTER VICTIMS — Rescue workers here are removing one of more than 200 persons injured when a rural Birmingham, Ala. area was hit by a twister yesterday. Some 400 residents have been reported homeless by the Twister in Alabama Kills 21, Hurts 20022 siemenmery, Dothan .and, Most of the dead were found in with: no loss of Recovering Tornado Inj ured AP Wirephote disaster, which swept through a sector in which coal miners and other industrial workers lived. Another twister hit Huntsville, 100 miles north, | life. Vulko Chervenkov, a Moscow- trained ¢trong man denounced. by his party last week as a Little Stalin, submitted, his nation in Sofia today. A change in the premiership should help improve relations be- tween Yugoslavia. and Bulgaria. Telephoned advices from. Sofia and broadcasts of Radio Belgrade, the voice of Tito’s government, told of Chervenkov’s resignation at a special session of the Bulga- rian Parliament, The session was attended by a Yugoslav delegation led by Moshe Pijade, president of the Yugoslav National Assembly who is one of Tito’s closest ad- visers, — The tough-talking veteran of al- most 40 years in Communist par- ty ranks asked to be released of his duties, Parliament adopted an agenda for examination of that re- quest ‘and election of a new pre- mier, probably tomorrow. Louise easiaiait 16, of Belle- ville. Clarence Anderson, 12, of Port) Huron. Mrs. Lula Mae Kuiper, 41, of | Kalamazoo. Detroit Parking Rate Up DETROIT (INS)—Parking rates in some downtown Detroit lots in- creased 10 cents today, Owners said they were forced into the ation by increased city assess- ments_on_their property and high- » operating costs. wedding ceremonies in St. Charles Cathedral today amid popping flashbulbs, hammering, and organ music, , The Prince appeared calm as some 50 photographers, worked with their flashing cameras at the cathedral where they will be wed Thursday following Wednesday's civil cere- mony. Pheee won. tii: 00 (aie tenelen WANTED: 29 people with scooters to sell! That’s how many buyers are still looking for scooters be- cause this littl Want Ad brought 30 calls and the ad- vertiser had only 1 scooter ‘th sell. ‘« CUSHMAN SCOOTER, MOTOR fm good shape, $50. FE 27-0800, So take a Ph [= th: to sell, ae some aa roma | to Place Your Want Ad} that had brought beos aimed at | the Prince, and perhaps at Grace, early this morning by rain-soaked, frustrated and po- lice - pammeled photographers outside the International Sport- ing Club, The couple at the cathedral seemed undisturbed by photograph- DIAL FE 2-8181 WA DEPT. — Princess-to-be and her ‘Grace and Rainier Rehearse MONTE CARLO (INS) — A re- laxed Grace Kelly and Prince Rai- inier III rehearsed their religious grim éearch for additional” continued today in the wreckage of homes in which 21 dead torna- do victims already have been found, The terrific winds blew 100 homes to bits, mestly in the bar- ren hills west of the heavy indus- trial areas of Ensley and Pratt City. ; Injured numbered more than 200. And another 200 or so homes were damaged. Six whites and 15 Negroes were known dead. Many other persons were missing, but families be- came separated during the Sun- day afternoon storm and there was no definite indication as to how many might be still in the! wreckage, Most of the dead and injured were at McDonald’s Chapel, a suburb of 3,000 population just outside the northwestern city limits. Winds also flailed San- dusky, New Georgia and Sayre- ton, other suburban areas. Fire engines joined the confu- sion at McDonald's Chapel when fire broke out in some of the ruined houses. Approximately 150 persons ‘vere admitted to Birmingham -hospitals. Some were treated and released but most were confined for treat- ment. Whatley said an emergency ward had been set up in a union hall in Ensley, an industrial sub- urb, where 30 of the less seriously injured were admitted. The awesome roar of the ap- proaching storm gave sufficient warning for many to take shelter before their houses were blown. to splinters, Another twister struck Hunts- ville in North Alabama, causing shente Minne tied wreckage left in the wake of the A severe thunderstorm with hailjstorm. Mrs, Betty Duncan, 30, lay hour pelted. the devastated areajher arms and Melvin Duncan, % and wind gusts. up to 60 miles per|with her 3-yearold son Rodney. in| 1 Presiden Sends Three-Part Plan for House Action Move Gives Democrats Campaign Ammunition Against Administration WASHINGTON # — Presiden were in progress. last night while relief quemsenenpreas nearby. All three were miles from shore. Broadway Producer, Wife Feared Missing in Plane ERIE, Pa. (—A far-flung search was ordered today} for a plane reported missing over Lake Erie about two Two persons were believed aboard the craft which lost radio contact after its pilot said he was “having diffi-/"""., Showers Predicted Tonight, Tuesday Another day of April showers accompanied by temperatures in the 40’s is forecast for tomorrow for Pontiac and vicinity by U.S. Weather Bureau, The, same chilly condition along with occasional showers is expect- ed to remain for this area tonight. The mercury is expected to dip from 36 to 32 degrees. . Tomorrow's high is predicted to range from 46 to 50 degrees with northwesterly winds up to 30 m.p.h. The lowest temperature preced- ing 8 a.m, was 38 degrees. The thermometer registered 4 at 2 p.m. Farouk in Monaco MONTE CARLO (®—Ex-King Farouk arrived from Rome to- ——+ culty” at 700 feet altitude. The Civil Aeronautics Authority said the pilot identified himself as “G. _|Potlock.” The CAA and airport authorities at Detroit said the name. and ad- dress given on the flight. plan before the craft left for New York the|City checked with the New York address of Gordon W. Pollock, a Broadway producer. His show, “Wake Up, Darling,” had been trying out in New Haven, Conn., prior to a Broad- way opening scheduled May 2. In New York, Bill. Doll, press agent for Pollock's show, said he had determined that the producer Saturday on basiness, and was jaccompanied by his wife, Norma, who was expecting a child. | CAA authorities in Erie said Pol- lock had contacted them while on |his flight to Detroit and said he ‘was having “radio difficulty.” flew to Detroit from New Haven) day with an impressive suite to But they declared their last con- attend the wedding ceremonies of|tact with him on the return flight Prince Rainier [11 and Grace! lyesterday ended without an ex- President the ACgatinued on Page 2, Col. 3) Fluoridation Favored by New York Group on public health says it favors fluoridation of the ‘city’s water supply as a method of fighting tooth decay. The committee said it had con- sidered all available evidence and found that “it has. been con- clusively shown that a fluoride added to drinking water at a concentration that will effectively prevent dental care is harmless." tentions that fluoridation would be wasteful because only 5 per cent of the city’s water goes for drink- heavy damage but no known in- juries. Tuscaloosa, Anniston, Centre- Kelly. Farouk is one of the planation of what sort of difficul- Prince's personal guests. ty he was experiencing. prevention of tooth decay would be tremendous. Expected to Also Vote on Water Measure _ - Oakiand County's ‘Board of Su- pervisors will review three items of major importance at tomorrow's meeting in the County Office Build- ing A vote will te taken on the pro- $100,000 each for direct relief and county roads, Supervisors may elect to spend $90,000 more for child care. The proposed budget represents an increase of 15.2 per cent over last year. Most county departments are scheduled for annual raises, may be raised by $125,000. , - with jumps of In Today's Press “County News... sean a Te Editorials wee sen eawenees: eww Sports *e itvseaeteis tis %,. 5 ee ES hs semana " & Radio p eererererrerri.. 4 fa Pages: assent > aeons | Supervisors to View Budget Hikes bate court ($4,000), prosecuting at- Funds for the County Health unit|" The committee rejected con-- eng 16, 1956. State, Regional Officials to Address Conference at Waterford Inn realtors come by Board President Vern K. Archer, the conferees will -hear a report on state activities from Stewart E. Butts, president et the Michigan Real Estate Assn, main speakers will be Gordon Johnstone,. past president Real Estate Assn.; ass't. cashier of ee a e | AE i = be f 2 eh Ha ei #s Injured in Smashup A Detroit driver whose car slammed into the rear of another auto Satiirday night on Telegraph road Lake road said... 3 , Charles E. Collier, 25, told Pon-| tiac police he was unable to stop when the car in front of him slowed down. The oither driver, Fred Smith, 50, also of Detroit, was not injured, police. said. The Weather Pall U.S. Weather Bureau Report | PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Cloudy and les per hour 20-30 m.p.h. late today and teday 40-41, lew tenight : errow 44-56, Teday in Pontiae Lowest temperature preceeding @ a.m dy At @ am.: Wind veloctty 18 mph Direction: Northwest Sun sets Monday at 7:14 p.m Sun rises Tuesday at 6:49 a.m Moon rises Monday at 10:12 am. Moon seta Tuesday at 1:36 a.m, 32 OG. M0500 TT 1M OM. iee es 38 TA Wacscieseat 19 m......0.0-..38 8B. Me. sscy-.37 1 Pe Mires. sees Al — OB. Men sesee 2 P.M... oe ee hd 10 & Bless iad hal ee sdebessngesuseves OF ere Pee hes 635 .\Mrs. K. H. Cumberworth */1913, the daughter of Fred and Myrtie ~ ‘and stepchildren, Mrs. Harold weety. of Clarkston, ® Baptist Church officiating. Burial | will. b&*in Roseland Park Ceme- itery in Royal Oak. Propose Incorporation » , [Joseph Warner, 86, ‘Ex-Lawmaker Dies ‘| YPSILANTI (INS)—Joseph E. WwW. , dean of the Michigan , died early today in legislature Beyer. Hospital at Ypsilanti. He was 86, , Warner, a Republican, was born’ on a farm near Ypsilanti on March, 14, 1870, and won his first House! seat from Washtenaw County in 1920. His services in the legis- lature then was continuous except for six: years in Public Utilities Commission work. Pontiac Deaths James Raymond Hill James Raymond Hill, 71, of 47 E. Howard, was dead-on arrival Herbert Robertson wife, Mrs, Hazel Voorheis Rogers’ of Pontiac. Funeral arrangements are pend- ing. The body may be viewed at the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home after 7 p.ni. Tuesday. Joseph Sawyer Joseph Sawyer, 53, formerly of, 760 Robinwood, Pontiac, died sud- denly in Dunedin, Fla. Saturday. Mr, Sawyer moved to Florida from Pontiac in September of last year. Thé Day in Birmingham’ TFemdale Man Dies 4 AIRBORNE TO ALGIERS — French troop-re- inforeéments arrive in Algiers to bolster the large ed temporarily battles_ BIRMINGHAM — Students will take their turn at city government AP Wirephote to the Israel-Egypt conflict, bloody m French forces and Arab hit-and- Farm Legislation Mrs, Kenneth H, (Gladys Mae) yainst nationalist guerill ies ill are a daily oc oda te eh died _ y orig an a sven ence for Algeria. Although the spotlight has shift- gerian hills. : year iliness years a hospital, =‘ * Sue was born in Lapeer Feb. 17, EIS@NHOWEF Vetoes Widow Will Receive Award Dental Society to Honor tonight at 7, before the city com- discussions of up tonight, having been put aside at the March 19 meeting. A letter from Newell Allon re- quests paving of Park street from Euclid to Hamilton, adding the block to the north to the bidck requiretl for the parking: lot's border. be voted on tonight for the Fern- dale. Park projects, Hamilton! crossover, the 14 Mile water main from Mansfield to Eton, and the iwidening of pavernent on 14 Mile from G: limit. High school students will assume offices of city, government in @ practice session at 7 p.m. with the regular meeting set as usual at 8 p.m, The youth leaders met this morning With assistant city man- ager Dana Whitman for briefing. * * * reentield to the eastern city Police believe the same person or persons are responsible for four filling station breaking within th past week, , Uptown Service, 264 North Woodward, had only a bottle of liquor taken Thursday night, po- | Students Will Take Turn at Governing City Tonight,» Special assessment districts will pany, and burial will be in Wood- % ? ; in Automobile ig S30 zt H egeG Crash Fi resident S tf morning Joseph's Mercy Hospital after a ‘prolonged illness, Service will be Thursday-at 1 p.m. at Bell Chapel lof the William R. Hamilton Com- lawn Cemetery. MITA’s Final Effort ANN ARBOR (INS)—The Michi- gan Turnpike Authority today launched ‘‘one last effoft"’ to reach agreement with communities’ pro- testing the route of its proposed Rockwood-Saginaw toll road. * * «© Authority chairman George N. Higgins said turnpike representa- tives would confer again with Dearborn, Allen Park and other cities objecting to the route through their boundaries. - eee for Agreement Starts) 7 : (Continued From Page One) Memory of Late Senator lice say, and about $40 in change Higgins conceded, however, that main provisions made the bill un- dual parity for wheat, corn, cot- ton and peanuts; (3). mandatory price supports for feed grains; multiple-price plans for | For one thing, it gives Demo- crats, who have been reluctant to attack Eisenhower personally, an The widow of the late Senator James Couzens will receive an award Wednesday trom the Michi- gan State Dental Assn. in memory of a fund established by him fm Mrs. Couzens, will be Mrs. William R. Yaw, of Bloomfield Township, Grace Kelly, Rainier a daughter, and William J, Norton, director of the fund. The presentation will be in ap-: preciation of the $12 million dol- lar fund created by Couzens to “Di © the health, welfare, happiness, and de of | children, primarily in Michigan, elsewhere and in the world.” The fund, known as the Chil- dren's Fund of Michigan, was ex- pended in May of 1954. In attendance at the five-day con- vention at the Statler are some 150 was missed the same night from Marathon Service at Hunter and Maple. . Friday night, the Petrol by Mur- phy station was entered, with can- dy the only item taken, A week lago, Tom Kaiser's station at 14 /Mile Rd. and Woodward had about $50 in change stolen. * * @ Arrested because her employers charge their silverware was stol- en, Dorothy Coe, 43, of 70% Au- burn, Pontiac, is being held in Oakland County Jail. She is nancing the road as long as State Highway. Commigsioner Ziegler re- mains in office. * * Consultants have said the $190 million bond issue necessary for the pike would be unsalable be- cause of Ziegler’s announced in- tention of building certain sections of free road parallel to key points of the turnpike route. Woman, 64, Struck Compare there was. little likelihood of fi-|; has | date stamped on it, edges and io b cannnciraiot ne nniniacumacaiand ALL COLOR FILMS Rushed Direct to - Zé for Best Color Prints Simms RUGH ali = to Eastman Kodak for Past, de- pendable service sible color quality. > oe issue on which they can hammer Calm at Rehearsal Denta] Society. members of the Oakland County charged with larceny from the Al-| fred Slatkin home, 2434 Radnor, by Passing Truck \Secretary of Agriculture ._Benson turning down the bill although he said he took the veto action ‘with’ at the President. * * * Although the bill was pushed by the Democratic majority in Con- gress it won support from many farm state Republicans, Some said a veto in the light of falling agricultural prices would hurt Eisenhower and other GOP candi- dates in the November. election. BACKED BENSON Only this morning the Republl- can governors of Kansas, lowa and South Dakota urged the Pres- ident to sign the measure even though it contained features which had called “unacceptable.” Eisenhower backed Benson in (Continued From Page One) future princess at the rehearsal, Chairman of the gathering 's Dr, O, J. Fubilier of Clarkston commenting, “She looks so thin.” The “loyal subjects’’ paid little attention to Rainier, whom they called “our little Prince,” but ‘pushed through photographers to get a close ‘look at Grace. raphers had pleasure when the Prineg refused to pose or let Grace pose as they left the Sporting Club. He simi- larly bad refused when the. pai? entered the swank club several hours cartier. ' The arrival spectacle had been as unprecedented as the later boos. Rainier’s plainclothes police . had torn the soggy raincoats of photog- intense : disappointment and Te Eisenhower said that far from “own. raphers trying to get closer. shots lof the famed couple. Fists had | who expects a total attendance of 5,000 from almost every dental society in the nation as well as from other countries, The association's convention will climax its centennial year as the nation’s first state dental society to gomplete 100 years of continuous existence. Oxford Youngster, 7, Injured in Accident Seven-year-old Frank Rider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rider Jr., of Oxford township, was sald to be in good condition at Pontiac General Hospital today after being struck down by a truck Sunday Birmingham. * Mrs, Genevieve Maxwell's talk at the Ruth Shain Class_on In- ternational Affairs will not be on the controversial conflicts of the Near East, according to Mrs. Charles Shain. | Mrs, Maxwell, who was a class ‘member for 15 years, will tell ‘of her observations of the Leba- nese and other cultures. She will not dwell extensively, Mrs. Shain says, on Arab-Zionistic conflicts, although she is employed on a Pro-Arab newspaper in Beirut, Leb- anon, Last details for the April 24 pro- row morning's regular class at the Community House. Mrs. Elea- nor Gafill will sidelight the meet- ing with a talk on Mediterranean travel, Tickets are on sale for the Devon Gables, April 24, brunch meeting, winding up the year with a small event compared to other year's! A 64-year-old woman was hos- pitalized late Saturday morning for injuries suffered when hit by a truck as she ran across Bald- win avenue to catch an approach- ing bus, , - : Mrs, Ethel Medcalf, of 9 E. Sheffield Ave. is reported in fair ‘condition in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- \pital. She told police she was ldidn’t see the northbound truck ‘driven by Donald C. Richmond, 24, of Milford. | The woman apparently was clipped by the sideview mirror on) Infants Needs Buster Brown Cotton | Chi Id’‘s Anklets watching the southbound bus and), Richmond’s truck, police said. | gram will be completed at tomor- gp | Tonight & Tuesday Prices } Prices Names 6-lt. Wood Handle Smelt Net $ 2° is 3 inches 4 Sturdy wood pola breakfasts attended by over 300.! They are available from Mrs.| George Greene, Mrs. R. 8, Plexico, | In today's message Eisenhower said he was ready to sign a Midnight Deadline for ‘55 Tax Returns A final “day of grace” will end He was born in Marion Nov. 5, 1897, the son of Ruben gnd Sarah’ ‘Corliss Sawyer, He was married to Pansy Fraser. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Richard, of Genesee County; Brabbs of Pontiac, Mrs. Phillip Brooks of Detroit, Mrs. fra Pence James Fraser of Amarillo, -Tex., and Albert Fraser of Ferndale, Also surviving are one brother, Gordon, of Evert; two sisters, Mrs. | But Prince Pierre, his father, “gound soil bank’ bill as soon and Pierre's divorced wife, Prin-| as he received it. He said such a'cess Charlotte, his mother, both bill can be passed “‘in a very few arrived at the sporting club not days if the leadership in Congress'only separately but well im ad- - twill undertake the task." vance of the Prince and Grace. ed at nine o'clock but arrived at ten to find a roomful of famished and thirsty ee * Entertainment at the “gala” in- cluded a special tribute to the pair paid in blank verse by the French at midnight today for millions of poet playwright Jean Cocteau. | ‘taxpayers who have yet to file Expatriate American singer Ed-' - 1985 income tax returns, accord-| gis Constantine and his daughter ing to the Den, internal Rev- presented Grace with a gold rec- enue, Mailed returns must be pos filing, district officials point out. Aid in completing forms will be available at the Pontiac office until 4:30 p.m, today, Edith Edwards of Dighton and Mrs. Goldie Dervage of Hersey. Mr. Sawyer'’s body will be at) Farmer-Snover Funeral Home aft-! er moon Tuesday. Service will be there at 1:30 p.m, Wednesday with| the Rev. H. H. Savage of the First reported ‘‘steady,” although last- minute filers are expected to swell lines afternoon. The deadline was ‘set back a day be- cause the usual filing date, Ayil 15, fell on Sunday. Today is also the final deadline for turning in first quarter reports on estimated earnings. Cuba is the largest of the Greater Antilles and comprises more than~half the land area of the West Indies. Activity at the local- office was! t+ ” marked April 16 if senders are to nerd. escape penalties involved in late, { ord of their famous number, ‘‘Blue- the stage. Waterford Couple Hurt in Two-Car Collision Two persons suffered minor cuts and bruises in a two-car accident Saturday at 7:50 p.m., Waterford Township police said today, Tlie crash took place on Pontiac Lake Road near Scott Lake Road, Injured were Christian Greve, 32, -1315 Eason St., Waterford Township, one of the drivers, and his wife, Barbara, 30. Both were treated at Pontiac General Hos- pital and released: Cecil Inganells, 60, of 2561 Wil- Hiams Lake Rd., ‘was the driver of ‘the other car. The engaged couple was expect-| after singing it to her from \Mrs. Harner. Selvidge and Mrs. 'Shain, until the previous day. | * * * Francis R. Jennings Service is at 3 p.m. today for in the Cripple Children’s Society,| Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. : : } 152 W. Lawrence. Tuesday from the Melvin A. Schutt|reducing surpluses, the bill would| wee eal ake place as the ernne at S. Washington and Stan- | ' Donald pinion et the ier Dew son, 78, of 176 EP St. He died|also increase pill rg control/Ptince and the film star stepped) ‘The youth received a concussion, d League. He will present a dem-|Saturday over farming. out of their car to attend the swish possible fractured jaw, back in-| | onstration of the working of a| Surviving besides his widow ; oe = Soe baer. iJuries, cuts and bruises. Jeader dog with a blind person, (Genevieve, are two sons, William| "es ONGEE SS Bony lomunen pad wabarted re) Oktord, Township Police sel) ; James McClain of the League of\ot Pontiac. Albert of Birmingham He went on to say the nation’s porters had stood in a solid down- | there would be no charges against} : the Blind, reports that there will/a daughter Mrs. Lillian Shermer. farm families are suffering re-/ pour for hours noting arriving:truck operator Fred A. Skibowski i e be no transportation available for|also two sisters, Lillian and Flor. duced incomes and: have a right/guests, including the bulky Agajof Oxford. He told police the boy i the Wednesd une. ence, in. England, and two broth-|t° expect. of Congress “workable|Khan and multi-millionaire Aristo-|had started to cross the street : McClain also reported on a new/ers, "Robert of Sarnia, Ont. and@™4 beneficial legislation to help tle Onassis, who picked up the and stopped, then suddenly darted ' 3 policy for blind persons obtaining | James of England * solve their problems." more-than $57,000 tab for the af-|into his path. | ae taxi cabs when in downtown Pon-| = 7 Eisenhower chided Congress for fair, fe tiae.. McClain said all three loca! /Ryssel] S$, Rogers long delays” in acting on the) Rainier and Grace were one ° farm proposals he submitted last cab companies have instructed hour late for the champagne din- their drivers to stop for a blind| Russell S. Rogers, of 1090,J8M. -8. These included the soll’ nor top the social three hundred. passenger when he is extending|Voorheis Rd. died this morning|>ank proposal which was a part of] 4 netace spok btemned the | his cane toward the curb with the/at 1:15. the vetoed bill. tardiness on “‘one or both of the | handle up. Mr. Rogers is survived by his Prince's parents.” » 7 | 2nd ‘a Michigan Tested ‘GAY BLADE: | | t Grass Seed 5 POUNDS $2.95 : ~—_ Value | hh = January 1956 tested grass germination. Packed in reusable plastic bag. . Guaranteed to be free |, Stays Tighi-Comb Cotton ‘Fitted Crib Sheet $1.19 Value Sanforized fitted sheets made of combed cotton. Fits all standard crib mattresses. No More Diaper Rash with IT" 6 DOZ. for - Wee Floor Pp | Taal aa ) te | 4 sessions. You are invited The Only JW Difference 10% to ra ST ¢ URATELY 0 Po, Pre Bre “ as’ rapidly as you are The DEMAND for MATURE WOMEN} for OFFICE WORK ... far exceeds the supply. 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At the town election he was ‘elect- : led selectman, member of the ‘board of public welfare, road cotimis- Graham Jury Selection Begins The Greater Pontiac United plans to entertain servicemen at Prosecution Will Seek 4 rainy day Savings? i's not unusual for repair bills to catch a . family unprepared— and borrowing the necessary money is often a common and sensi- ble solution. In fact, nearly two million folks borrow money from Household Finance every year to pay medi- cal bills, repair bills, travel expenses... the kind of expenses you may face yourself right now. HFC loans are prompt and convenient. You ~ ean get $20 to $500, usually in just one day. If ‘hurled 44 persons to death last _ you have a steady income, and can repay in - yegular monthly in- . _ stalments, you meet MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS the principal require- ars “|= in ‘ ment for borrowing | 5% fo} at HFC. Ifyouhave | ‘190 |s 5.83 5 6.65 | 9.98 _a-money problem, | 200 11.46 | 13.11 | 19. phone or drop by | 300 | 17.08 | 19.55 | 29.55 today! | $00 | 27.24 | 31.99 | 48.09 , Homsehald’s charge is the monthly vate of 3% ow ou that port of nat exoveding $300, ond % on omy remainder. i G,HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Gas Chamber. Penalty for Alleged Bomber . | DENVER (#—State and defense attorneys begin today picking jurors to try John Gilbert Graham, | 24, on murder charges for the dyn- amite bombing of an airliner that The convicted forger and for- jmer drive-in restaurant operator Nov, 1. ‘ ° * the new guided missile base near Comiiierce Township as a part of its month, chairman Irving Steinman announced today. The local group wil hold its first program for the Commerce camp tonight with either a stage show or dance to be held. Similar af- fairs have been held each month atthe missile base in Auburn Heights and now will be divided between the camps, The USO conducts these affairs at the bases while providing re- Service Organization is making) during National USO) ,» | treshments and hostesses for the men away from home. “They are well appreciated,” sald Steln- man, , Entertainment of this type is one ‘is charged specifically with killing ihis mother Mrs. Daisie E. King, jaded, ' | Federal officials said he signed, |a statement admitting he planted) a %stick dynamite bomb in her luggage with the intent of collect- ing $37,500 flight insurance. He has repudiated the statement in news interviews. DEATH PENALTY ASKED Dist. Atty. Bert Keating said the prosecution will ask death in Colo- rado’s gas chamber, Court-ap- pointed defense lawyers said they are going to trial “seeking jus- tice”, They said Graham has nev- ler admitted the crime to them. Pictured as feeling ‘“‘good" and “unafraid,” Graham played a word game — scrabble — with his county jail guards over the week-' end, * * * His wife Gloria, 22; mother of} their two children, described him) as “anxious to get it over with— and not afraid.” State and defense lawyers have, estimated the trial may run from five to eight weeks. 100 Members Join Chamber - in 3-Day Drive A‘ three-day campaign for new members. in the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce bought in 100 this week, it was announced today by Chamber Manager John W. Hirlin- inger. The membership now totals 1200, he said. A reception will be held for the: new members April 19 at 5 p.m, at the Hotel Waldron with all mem- bers and prospective members in- Minicipal Park Board disclaimed LOOSE GOOSE GETS CANNED —.This goose isn't cooked, but he's mighty uncomfortable. Minneapolis policeman Arnold Kunde | found the bird wandering about the city streets during the night. The ownership of the bird, saying ‘‘No |- Minneapolis goose would be out that late.” “lof YMCA Board ‘|: Annual Dinner “jant professor of speech and com- 1USO Helps Area Nike Men Relax stein, publicity; Mrs, Reba Netz For the first time, New Zea- land’s manufacturing contributed more to the national income than _ Schedule Date Fifty-sixth- annual dinner meet- ing of the Pontiac YMCA Board of Directors will be held at 6:30 p.m. April 26 with a guest lecturer from unit for its valuable aid in helping get the area camp entertainment started afd said Nancy Mather of Northville has volurtteered to pro- ‘vide refreshments for programs at Steinman credits the Detroit USO ‘MUSIC CO. Beldwin Pianes » laren Instraments 119 N. Saginaw § FE 65-8222 General. Motors Corporation as Dr. Charles E. Irvin, also assist- munication skills at Michigan State | University, will speak on the sub-| ject, “But I Am One.” i Vocal music will be provided by the Pontiac High School music de- partment. 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Yet each is a genuine Mersman, with enchanting new platinum finish that adds rich beauty to any setting. select Sweet Pecan, with bright satin brass ferrules and bands, and stainproof lam- inate tops .. . up-to-the-minute smartness, and so practical, too. Right now, while they’te so modestly priced, you'll want to~ .. of these big-value Mersman Come a-running for these new, low-priced Mersman Moderns finish top priced are crafted of Serurce / po Ne, 8047 Modern Step Table Size 19” 2.28". Height 1544” and 23”. No, 8049 Modern Corner Table Size 31” x 31". Height 1544” and 24”, (corner table $34.95) THEN YOU NEED A @ SPRING AIR. KING-SIZE Moringdale Mattress A FULL 6” LONGER! 59° Box Spring $59.50 ® What kingly luxury! To really s-t-r-e-t-c-h o-u-t full length for 4 change. This won- derful Spring Air mattress is a comfortable 80 inches long — 6 inches longer than the regular size Mcrningdale — 8 inches over 6 feet! A boon to you tall folks — and kin to your pocketbook, too. ~~ EASY CREDIT TERMS! . AMPLE FREE PARKING! NAS ECONOMY” ’ FURNITURE CO” | bmeelg # | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, 3 i sie S me 7 / i t ‘ k ives ft F : pos ‘ ce , 4 1 | ‘ MONDAY, ‘APRIL 16, 1956 Lelaie Hal Boyle Says: . ‘A | t x-Fighter Guards Against Living in Past By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (#—“T don't live in the past -—- I guard against it,” said Thomas Loughran. “I know) too many guys who got to living’ in the past, and ruined their lives ww Se & I never kept a scrap- Loughran, a handsomé, middle- aged Wall Street sugar broker, does have quite a past to recall, however, and he ereters the sweet come too! conatertohie. What has ruined more fighters than _ thing? It’s the primrose path— taking the easy way.” * * * Currently, sugar broker Lough- ran is earning some pleasant extra sugar by helping publicize a) mo }Primo Carnera when the Alp held Columbia picture, “The They Fall.” ‘Harder Some scribes have expressed fear that the film, which shows fights, might kill boxing. Loughran, who was outpawed himself by an amiable Alp named the big title, said: — is nonsense. There is no in boxing than hore ta in due eae aren Boxing is no worse now than it was in the old days. There's an memories, * + * At the age of 17, Tommy, one of seven children of a Philadel- phia motorman, laced on a pair of boxing gloves if earnest. In the next 18 years he fought— his own estimate—-227 bouts and earned ‘“‘well—more than a mil- lion dollars.”’ “He fought in three) classes, middleweight to heavy-| weight, won and resigned unde-| feated the light heavyweight title. He fought 24 men who were, be- came or had been world cham- pions. The ring records show he was shaded 23 times, but knocked out only twice. He was for years the incom-| how a racketeering gambler built a mild 7 - foot South American giant into a heavyweight cham-| pion contender in a series of fixed! parable “Philadelphia Adonis, "| one of the true boxers of history, | famous for his left jab. * * * | Tommy began as a pretty good right-handed slugger and had an early string of knockouts, . Then scenathing happened to his right hand. “They say I broke it, but 1 really didn’t,” he recalled. “The | covering of the knuckles just got) so inflamed that when I hit some-| one I could hardly keep from) screaming, . “I went to work building up the | muscles in my left. Took.a year. FELLOW TRAVELERS? «- These youngsters don't long to the carriage set, but they one, They're taking a free ride on the rear axles of a horse-drawn | carriage in Rome. The paying passengers are visiting French Com- munist leader Maurice Thorez and his wife, though the axle riders nelther know nor care, exactly be- know a good thing when they see. element of badness in everything, fighters, boxers and tighter- If that would kill boxing, it would boxers. have killed it long ago, * #* ® “I was approached dozens .of| He rates Jack Dempsey as the times to throw a match, but my greatest fighter in his lifetime (he manager (the late Joe Smith),/never fought him); Mike Gibbons would never consider a thing like|as the greatest boxer; and Harry that—and that’s all there was to/Greb and Mickey Walker as the it.” est finest combination box - and - sock * «© J Tommy does feel the boxing in- dustry suffers now from poor pro- managers. young fighters are. "pushed ahead and pie emer to make a man- ager or a promoter a quick buck, but says - happened often in his time, “? “ite 2 at least two years, of actual fighting—35 or 40 fights—| for a man to move into the! championship contending class," he said, “By then he'll be. boxing about as well as he’s able to.” Loughran, who says he always oppone belting him, divides the field into that either hand,’ he added, artists, * * * “But Rocky Marciano is the only fighter I ever saw who could take you out with one punch from “Demp- sey or Joe Louis — both great rs—needed several blows ito finish a fellow off.” * * * Tommy himself remains a hard: nian to tag with a glove or. a phrase, He is pleasantly conten, quietly religious, “IT always lived a conservative | life,” he said. “I never drank or smoked, or got married. I always, even as a young fellow, feared the possessiveness of women. But PONTIAC SHOPPING CENTER Northwest Corner Telegraph and Elizabeth Leake Road W. T. Gront Dept. Store—F. W. Woolworth Co. — - Youth Center - Nobil Shoes - Thom McAn What mity. You can traffic *Sullding tenants who will the new Pontiac Shopping Center in take advantage * these proven © to draw th the heart of the rapidly a, ~ growing Pontiac-Waterford area with parking for 1500 car BELMONT REALTY COMPANY 2013 Dime Building, Detroit 26, Michigan WOocdward 3-9118 I worked until I could hold a 10- ounce dumbbell in my left at arm’s length for half an. hour—, yes, only 10 ounces, but try it sometime—then. go on and jab the bag a thousand times.” ft oe Tommy, who at 53 keeps his weight to a trim 193 pounds by working out five times a week and eating only two meals a day, looked down at. the two shirred eggs on his luncheon plate and said: “Any fighter could do what I did. But they don't trafM as they did in _the old days. Life has be. Veteran Officer Now ‘Rookie’ Retired Colonel’ Enters College as Freshman for Bible Degree ABILENE, Texas (INS) — A re- tired U. S. Army lieutenant ,coi onel with 32 vears of serviceunder his belt is now a “rookie'' at Abilene Christian College in Abi lene, Lt. Col. Joy William Braack, 52 has registered as a Spring fresh- man at Abilene Christian. and is¢ carrying a full load of 17 semester hours toward his bachelor's ‘de gree as a Bible major Asked why he decided to trade the life of a retired soldier for the rigors of collegiate study, Braack says: “T just felt that I could: get a degree and better quality myself for church work, organization of educational groups in the church" or even preach if the opportunity comes along.” ‘ Braack and his wife, the form- er Myra Smith of Dallas, now live a few blocks from the Abi- lene campus in this quiet West Texas College town. Seventeen years old when he enlisted in the Army, the retired officer rolled up 20 years of serv- ice’ in Texas as a non-commis- sioned officer. He earned the rank’ of captain in the reserve during that time and in 1940 wag pro- moted to that grade on active, duty. RENT A Piano Now 105. Select your piano from one of our nationally known pianos that ore tops among the world’s finest as to tone, craftsmanship and styling. Lester Betsy Ross Gulbransen or a Kimball Piano Eath Carries a Full 10-Year Guarantee : Oaagher Ma Music Co. 18 EH ( & i > : Pitese 4 = 3 $331 ; You're sweet looking at ; +532 , +ePens c home, smart on the street $i! 1 in this skirt-full cottorr : beauty .-.-. of eighth- inch checks with spring's lacy look of white PHONE eyelets. Hurry in Vins today for yours. & ; Bil evar We’ Pinca Pop Cos id st Aah ae ete: * ether Omnarsitied Manager Be. pt et ec aad cet ~. oe “SRntered at Post Offoe, Pontiac. as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS entitied exelusively to the usé a dispatches. in this news- | Ta Pawns Passe te aalfvereg by carrier for 40 en Usieestog. hs avenante by oy al Pees: piacomb. ihewhere ao ‘pnited States sabaigeles wavebie tp advante "MEMBER oF aUuDIT BUREAU or CIRCULATIONS MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 ete tere ne emer City Manager Reports Pontiac Free of Debt In one of the most remarkable financial statements in the commu- nity’s history, City Manager WrtLMan has reported to the Rotary Club that Pontiac is entirely free of . debt. . aa His review of the past year at the City Hall came on the fifth anniver- | - sary of his arrival from Port Huron to assume the duties of our top mu- nicipal office. In facty these reports to Rotarians have become a tradition and none has been more cheering. x * * So excellent is Pontiac's fi- nancial position that on a basis « of permissible bonding, up to eight per cent of assessed valu- ation, the City could incur total obligations of $19,000,000. Of course, there is no such inten- tion. . At present the only major expendi- tures contemplated are the $3,000,- 000 addition to Pontiac General “Hospital and the $600,000 parking lot expansion program. The hospital project will be financed by general obligation bonds while lots will be vee for with parking meter revenues. * * '* . Besides this, money is avail- able on a pay-as-we-build basis for the City’s new public safety building and the new West Huron Street fire station. At the same time provisions have been made for several other lesser capital improvements this year. Taxpayers indeed should get satis- faction from this excellent report. This is municipal management at its _ best. It not only reflects Mr. " Wiiman’s experience and foresight, but bespeaks the fine co-operation he has had from our City Commis- sioners. Good Luck, Tigers! For millions of Americans, tomor- row, the opening of the baseball season, will be one of the most im- portant days on the 1956 calendar. . Long before noon - the first fans will start filling eight of the 16 Major League stadiums. Early in the afternoon the um- pires will shout the welcome cry of “Play Ball,” and the 154 game struggle to decide who will play. in the world series will be on. ae x * * Tuesday’s opener at Briggs Sta- dium between Detroit and Kansas City was preceded today by a public welcome: home for the Tigers. In addition to a downtown parade, the players were guests at a civic lunch-— eon in their honor. The fact that experts consider the team’s preseason showing only mediocre did nothing to dampen the warmth and enthusi- asm of the ceremony. x *& * Real fans aren’t worried by such , opinions. They can remember that back in 1940 after a similarly unsuc- cessful spring training season, the Tigers pulled themseives together _ and won the pennant. © made by a new electronic ma- in Re-electing Mayor As was to be expected, the City Commission was unanimous in re- electing Mayor DoNALDSON and Mayor Pro Tem Duaan to their second suc- cessive two-year terms. Besides taking their oaths of office again, the six re-elected Commis- sioners and their new colleague, Comnuissioner Gi.Bert W. Lone, com- | pleted other essential reorganization business This included reappoint- ment for one year’of R. C. CUMMINGS, Mrs. Lez Hitt, Rosert R. Borer and WILLIs BREWER as Pontiac’s repre- " sentatives on the Oakland County Board of Supervisors. a The re-election of Mr. DonALpson and of Mr. Ducan were well earned recognition of their loyal and effi- cient service to the City throughout the past two years. During that time they have worked tirelessly to co- operate not only with City Manager Wittman, but with their fellow com- ” Commission Uaeiiiides | missioners in the management of | Pontfic’s municipal affairs. Ir THerz is a special providence that protects boys, drunks and fools, as many believe, it doesn’t operate in the case of fools driving cars. See A HEALTH expert wonders why sub- urbanites live longer than urbanites. No doubt they do so in order to make up for time lost in transit. The Man About Town Top of the World Defense Secretary Covered Territory Near North Pole Stowaway: Any waned boy at: the dining table, During his recent fleeting visit back- home in Oakland county, Secretary of Defense, C. E. Wilson told about his flight” across the north country, a few hundred miles oom the North Pole. “We were in the air thirteen ‘frours,” he said, “and neyer saw a growing, living thing, either ani- mal or vegetable.” There's a thrilling trip only a handful ‘have ever made and which no one could ever forget. Good sports to the number of 1,652 made entries in the MAT Baseball Contest, this being 234 more than last year. These now are being tabulated and in Tues- day’s, column we'll tell you how they predicted. In launching Jts new monthly midwest section, Outdoor Life Magazine comes to Oakland County for its editor. He is Ben East of Holly, whom the announcement calls, “Famous sportsman, lecturer, wildlife photographer, conservationist, and America’s leading authority on midwest hunting and fishing.” The edition 1s to cover the states of Olio, Michigan, In- diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Kentucky. That new advertiling slogan toe Pon- tiac cars looks good to me: “The car says GO, and the price won't stop you.” If in your ancestry you had a | ‘John J. Harrington you may be in Une to inherit a part of his large estate. It is thought that a Thomas L. Harrington, who ts In his direct line of descendants, “may be in the Pontiac area. If you're in- terested, you should write Scott Mitchell, Emily, Minn. . Several fire chiefs in the Pon- tiac area have requested an item in this column calling attention to the danger of starting grass fires. One suburban chief says, “We're spending most of our time in. fighting them.” F like that new traffic slogan: “Take your time; not your life.” “Now that the time for making entries in your ‘ Baseball Contest has closed,” writes ° 278 Perry Franks x * -of Clarkston, “it is up to the players ee ee Verbal Orchids 12 _ In Position to dati His Weight Around David Lawrence Asks: ’ Just What Is U. S. Receiving in Return for Tax Dollars Spent on the ‘Neutralists’? WASHINGTON — This week— when income tax payments by the billions are flowing into the United States Treasury—is a good time to note one of thé strangest , phe- nomena of our times, namely the seeming indifference of the elec-’ torate as a whole to what is done with the money. But underneath there is a fer- ment of revolt, and the spenders who have just begun a huge prop- aganda designed to influence Congress to send more billions abroad haven't the faintest idea of what they are going to be up against on Capitol Hill, Lately the line has taken a new turn—there’s no Communist men- ace, there's no yse “emphasizing military alliances” and the thing to do is to create new agencies of economic: cooperation te think up ways and means of pouring dollars into the pocketbooks of vested in- terests abroad who control various governments, GIVE AND FORGET The most arrogant of all the de-~ mands is that America give money away and get nothing in return. It is argued that sincé the Com- munists are out to win the “new- tralist’’ and “‘uncommitted’’ coun- tries, America had better get busy and send over some more billions in this supposedly new form of competition with Soviet Russia. If there’s no Communist menace, however, and these countries them- selves aren't afraid of being gob- bled up, there's no reason for America to send taxpayers’ money to disillusion them against their will, ‘ Walter Reuther, head of the auto workers union, has just been making a tour of India criticizing ‘his own government on that point and Winding up with the sugges- tion that many more billions of dollars be given to India with no conditions whatsoever, He seems to have forgotten the many mem- bers of labor unions in the United States who are paying heavy in- come taxes. It is odd to sce an American abroad undermining confidence in his own government. Reuther told a big audiénce jn New Delhi a few days ago that American people were not behind Secretary Dulles: on the issue of Goa and that they overwhelmingly supported the point ot view of India. He hinted that because Portugal—which claims Goa as its province—is a party to the European defense alliance it was necessary perhaps for Dulles to sympathize with Portugal. But what Reuther ignored is that Port- ugal owns the Azores ‘which are- important militarily to the United States as a base in the Atlantic ‘Ocean for airplanes and naval - ships and that an agreement to eo renew the lease on those bases comes up seon, GOA INCIDENT REVIVED Dulles, of course, is thinking .of how to save the lives of American boys to be drafted into the military service if war comes. Nobody raised the Goa issue until recently , although the colony on the Indian Ocean has been an integral part of Portugal's governmental systent for 400 years. Now, of course, the Communists have stimulated and exploited the seneoeey and ‘(aera : . Bey that the United States mustn't put any conditions on its grants of ald er expect any help in re- turn, Evidently America must give her billions away with no the the “pride” of the Asians, ~ Much of the propaganda contains a subtle attack on Secretary of State Dulles. He is bad medicine for certain Europeans and Asians. That's because he is too good an American. He does happen to think more about how Ameriea can get something for her money than do others in this country and abroad who want him to give it away and ask no If the * “uncommitted” nations .like to tie themselves into Com- munist intrigue, if they want to be “neutral” as between freedom and slavery, all the billions in America will not dissuade them and they are entitled to the privilege of self- deception, if not self-destruction. Meanwhile, America can con- tinue aid to Allies who know the score and will remain faithful to ‘the defense of the West. (Oopyright, 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) There Is No Secret Cure for Chronic Alcoholism By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Avowedly I am what some peo- ple call a rabid teetotaler—espe- cially thase who see no harm in a social ete., etc. I confess it has always been hard, and ‘never so hard as it is now for me to dis- cuss the use of alcoholic beverages or liquors without emotional agi- tation. As a ‘boy on Chapel Street in Canandaigua and as I grew up I saw what happened to young men who started drinking in their ‘teens, usually in a half- baked spirit of bravado, and I saw some of the shame and sor- row these dimwits brought upon their parents, brothers and sis- ters. - Perhaps I didn’t fully realize then just how lucky I was, but now I thank God every day of my life for the Women's Christian Temperance Union, for it was that group of good women that inspired | my mother to pledge her four sons not to use alcohol or tobacco be- fore we were 21. I remember how the dimwit boys ridiculed the idea of temperance — their favorite ar- gument being identical with, though expressed more verbally than that the hard liquor consumer of lim- ited intelligence feels or manifests concerning the person present who. does not choose to drink. Now I hope the reader will have a fair conception of my at- titude. So, bring on today’s problem, if you please: Dear Dr. Brady: My father drinks to extremes and makes~my mother and all the rest of our family so uh- happy. THe will not go to the A. A. or even permit our pastor to talk with him. He is 44 years old and has made us all so unhappy. _medicine that to begin. As for medicine. there {fs noth- ing that can be given secretly and, to the best of my knowledge, it is “imperative that the patient be vol- untarily or by court order under absolute control of the physician, such treatment, the addict might deserve a second chance. But not a third. Upon the third conviction, the addict should be automatically sentenced to institutional control for not less than say five or ten years, at whatever work he can do, his earnings to go to his familv and to pay for his institutional care. The intent here is not to punish the addict but to prevent such tragedies as I have seen in many families. Far from being harsh in dealing with the alcohol problem, we Americans are gener- ally to complacent. -~-Siganed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to persona) health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady, if a stam self- addressed envelope is sent to The Poi- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan, (Copyright 1956) : Voice of the MOR, eee ® Says Psychiatry Is. Just - Invention of _ Psychiatry,. as I would define it, is the practice of a man w is paid to. attempt to give is To conclude this phase, I say “If we fulfill our duties of life and do what we think is right, if we strive for the day when wé will he forever with Him, then we _ and Modern Age > witl have no need for peychlatrists. or enyGing, Pvwlee, M. W. ‘Millions Drinking Water - With Fluoride Still OK’ I see Mr. Keeling is -hauling flupridation out of the moth balls throwing some new spit balls at jt. I suppose he has just seen a lot of additional Communists hid- ing in the bushes ready to jump out and poison all the, Pontiac people if we make yse of this fine, new process, During the campaign . on fluoridation, I reeall he was very agitated over this threat to Pontiac life. Why don't these rascals poison the other 23,000,000 people that drink fluoridated wa- ter. every day? That's a big and tempting target. I hope Mr. Keél- ing warns all of them in time. | it. K. Kiddo Supports Ralph Keeling as Honest, Sincere Man I read in the paper that a New | York health official said the main opposition to . fluoridation came from small minds, people with limited education and nuts. I wish he'd think up a better category for Waterford's Ralph Keeling, as I think he’s a sincere and honest man, ; Keeling Supporter THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Notwithstanding she shall be saved in childbearing, if they continue in faith aud charity and holiness with sobriety, — I Timothy 2: rg * * Orthodoxy “Ci be learnt from others; living faith must be a mat- ter of personal experience. —Buch- sel, — a Ceylon’ 's New Chief Aims at Swiss-Style Neutrality By JOHN H. MARTIN INS Foreigh Director The man slated to be the next Prime Minister of Ceylon is Solo- “mon W. R. D. Bandaranaike, an Oxford graduate who was born and bred a Christian and turned Buddist in 1931. He is quiet and deliberate in speech and resembles in appear- ence and manner an_ ascetic though affable professor rather than the ardent revolutionary he sometimes is depicted to be. Bandaranaike is a Socialist whe scored a landslide victory — ever the old ruling pro-Western United National Party led by Sir John Kotelawala, “Our objective,” he said, ‘‘is to transform Ceylon into an Asian Switzerland. That's why we are opposed to alignment with power blocs and are in sympathy with a form of dynamic neutralism in foreign politics." Bandaranalke, who is 57, says ‘that British air and naval bases must go. He also is committed to creating a republic but has added this qualifying phrase: “Our first steps will include es- tablishment of a republic. The original intention was. that it should be outside the Common- wealth, but we are willing to re- consider the point.” BETWEEN POWERS The pipe emoking pot politician, who Case Records of a Psychologist: intends to nationalize vast British- owned tea plantations and banking and other businesses, says he will be a neutral between “extreme American and Russian views." * * & “I am not hostile toward the United States," he says, “though some of (Pe policies they have re- cently been adopting have created fears and suspicions in the minds of Asians.”’ Bandaranaike, who has_ three children and lives in a bungalow in _ a Colombo suburb, was at Oxford at the same time as Eden in the early 1920s. ; Bandaranaike's fiery speeches at Oxford earned him the nickname of “The Sword.” * * He was the only son of Sir Solo- mon Dias Bandaranaike. The lat- ter led the life of a typical English country. squire and entertained lavishly. " The father rated King Edward Vit and King George V_ as friends, and the sen was reared in the British ruling tradition, but broke with the Kotelawala group in July 1951 to head the opposition in Parliament.. ~ * Bandaranaike had Marxist allies in his election triumph, but does not fear ‘their influence. * * . He told a reporter that ‘the lotus-eating atmosphere of this fortunate island’ of Ceylon is not Propitjous: to rev evelutionary fervor. Psychological Health Insurance Can Prevent Many Tragedies in a Lifetime Nora’s case’ its just ene of many thousands which show the “proof of the pudding.” For the modern newspaper offers the most unique type of insurance in America, It in- sures homes against divorce, delinquency and dejection of morale. Nora is now a happy wife instead of a menretic - divorcee. BY DR: GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-331: Nora G., aged 29. has been married fof five years. ° “Br. 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opments arising from the latest name of the board, Hereafter, it will be known as the Community| Library Board. Two sifnificant business items WHITE Two, ways and means of raising tend. money to offset future costs were arranged. The book depots will be located at Staman Drug, 123 East Walled Lake Dr., and at Walled Lake Pharmacy, 238 East Walled Lake Dr. Book donations from any- ing, which heid Ways and means of obtaining money were discussed thoroughly. a tag day and a silver tea. Residents of the Walled Lake area will bé welcome at two of ident; Mrs. Pa Mrs. Nellie Kluesner, treasurer; Mrs. Oral Boussum, teacher vice- the board’s future meetings scheduled for April 24 and May : : 22. The board will meet at a President; closed session on May 8 to iron (Vice president, and Mrs. George home at 425 South Lake Dr., here ake Extension Group will spon-|lar meeting at 7:30 p.m. tonight Montgomery, Historian. out details. Still an independent group work- ing on a project for the public, the) The Lee at the Junior High School en Pon-) tiac trail by Sept. 1. Tonight at Commerce COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The The \Designating Tuesday ‘were settled by the board. One, | Mother's Night, the Dublin School ja decision was made to establish PTA extends an invitation to all |two book depots within the city./persons in the community to at-) Refreshments will be served. first serve refreshments ‘Mothers Night’ Slated at? Oak Park Firms Tuesday at Dublin Schoo] oax vars axs) — 190 oa LAKE TOWNSHIP — night as Arrangements have been~ made ito have the Pontiac Mothers Cho- jn R ral Group to entertain at the meet- opens at 8. The» Dublin PTA Executive ‘© collect Holly's quota for the Red Board, at its recent meeting, dis- cussed plans for a dance, to be in May, worked out by committees, Officers elected to lead the PTA |Sources chosen were a bake sale, during the coming year are: Mrs Harold Friedline, president; Mrs. Phil McCullough, mother vice pres- Details wif be Pat Kiner, secretary; | Norman Seator, father Milford O. Brooks School PTA! jboard hopes to open its library will meet tonight at 8 at the school. Mrs. Mary Markel's fourth | grade will present a play, and | >” | Harold Hansen, = Schools Superintendent, will ex- plain the need for another bond issue to complete the present pro- posed buildings and allow for school in weeks, and has to be CLARENCEVILLE — Clarence-|2"™ual Commerce Township meet- more rooms, ville electors will go to the polls say April 23 to decide whether the; The proposed 1956-57 township - ~ Board of Education shall be au-| budget will be submited for ap-| iproval, Originally slated for the j@fternoon of April 2, the meeting! on Wednesc |was postponed until tonight. Huron Valley grade mothers 2 | Troy No. The Troy No. 2 PTA will meet) « jay, at 8 p.m. All are)” invited to attend, : sama will © ‘struction of the first section of a jnew high school, finance neces- jsary site improvements for the scirmaacieuch slate Cactadicem aed | [Delegate Mrs. Curtis sthool, and pay for furnishing and equipment for the classrooms. ‘Spring Frolic’ to Aid Handicapped Adults UTICA — The Metropolitan Ac- tivity Club will hold a Spring Frolic, starting at 9 p.m. Friday, at the Sunnybrook Golf Club, 17 Mile road between Mound and Van Dyke roads, Proceeds from the dance will be used to benefit haridicapped adults. Tickets are available from mem- bers or at the door. Tz 4 Mrs. Clifford Cur- | Pi: Clarence Brace Careful planning in advance is one of the prime necessities in rendering a good funeral service. The fests of such planning, thoroughness and efficiency are quite evident in. the superior type of service offered by the Brace- Smith Funeral Home. And, may we add, the cost of this service is decidedly reasonable, ‘A FE 5-0738 A Necessity Elect Leaders, Receive Charter : NOVI TOWNSHIP — The Town- Park construction company offices ship Democratic Club here has were ransacked by vandals last named Herbert Koester as its new night, © president and will fill. the vice pres- Vandals broke into the office of idency chair at the May 14 meet, [the Dean Monagin Excavators at/ing. ' 21171 Meyers and attempted te! The group was presented its jopen filing cabinets with an acety-| charter at 7 recent meeting by lene torch but only welded the Willis Brewer, former campaign . ieabinets‘ closed. manager fer Gev. Williams. ed Cross Campaign | they then started up six trucks | Denia Weebeesd sad Water HOLLY — The mailing campaign) in the yard behind the office and | Koester were elected delegates to a vnem —— other and attend the Oakland County Con- iles « . eae Cross still is in progress. Mrs. Ed-| P ne . sien tetns tat vention, April 26. ” : — whine e other office broken into was, na Winglemire, chairman, states the Schuster Equipment Co., Inc..| that over $600 already has been re- at 21151 Myers. Windows ween! County Calendar Oxford Following a short business meeting, John Bro will tell about the new schoolrooms which. will be added te Troy No, 2 this year. Holly Collects $600 ceived. The report that $3.000 had broken and an attempt was made| been received was an error. to open some filing cabinets <* The Men's Fellowship of ine Congre- Schuster ‘Company. The van B, | Settenal Church wie lees for 8 supper . m. day. “Our Btake { Mark Golden Wedding believed to be boys, fled when a the Puture Church” will be discussed. . . ‘burglar alarm went off. WALLED LAKE—In observation of the golden wedding day of her parents April 18. Mrs. Ruth Wood worth will hold open house at her Heights MOMS to Meet Cafeteria Supper Set | AUBURN HEIGHTS—MOMS of SEYMOUR LAKE—The Seymour Unit 19 here will hold their regu- . from 3 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, sor a cafeteria supper in the base-!at the home of Mrs. Mary Gazette. April 22. Her parents are Mr. and ment of the Seymour Lake Metho-| Mrs. Alta Scantland is co-hostess Mrs, Charles Armstrong, of Wesfidist. Church, Tuesday evening.|for the evening. All MOMS are \Serving will start at.6 o'clock. lurged to attend. siaarnte: pear ae hile MAN EARNING MONEYT He’s a steady saver at PONTIAC FEDERAL. And while he relaxes his savings. are earning. Your dollars really go to work when you save them with . us, Incidentally, we have increased our dividend rate to 215% per annum, payable June 30th. So better hurry in some extra dollars, so you'll profit by extra earnings at this new higher rate. Drive over and use our Drive-In Window. ... 761 W. Huron Street 165. 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Parish will be held Saturday from) 5 to 8 p.m. in the parish hall, St. | Gertrude Unit of the church is| Rien silat ‘Wainred tet home room mothers have been! making signs and posters and) tion to the suiccess of the event. | iin. addition to fish ponds and games there will be home- made baked goods and candy, needlework and white elephants, There will also be a refreshment stand for visitors to the’ carni- val. A highlight of the fair will be pony rides in the schoolyard. Mrs, Darwin Simpson. is chair- man forthe festival, Mrs, Reno Johnson, co-chairman; Mrs. Law-| rence Dusenbury, financial chair-| man and Mrs, William O'Connor, publicity, Proceeds will be the school, Artists Society Sees Sculpture Mrs. W. H. Lakkari showed vari- | t j ous pieces of her sculpture work| for members of the Pontiac So- used toward at the home of Mrs. L. Jerome Fink on Ottawa drive. Mrs. Lak-) kari’s works include ‘“Brooding Boy” a second prize winner at the Great Lakes Ceramic and aaed Club show in 1955. Announcement was made of the eighth annual exhibit at the Adah Shelly Library for the week of May 27. Mrs. Chadd Mellinger will act as general chairman for the ex- hibit. ' A vote was taken by attending members to invite sculptors to be-| come members of the Artists So-| ciety. Newcomers Club Accepts Two | Mrs. Lorned Runnels and -Mrs- Robert Larsen were accepted as new members of the Pontiac New-) comers Club when they met at the Lake Angelus home of Mrs, Peter Dunn. -- Following the recent business. meeting, short readings were giv ren | by Mrs. Robert Anderson. They) included both classic selections) and light reading. Refreshments were served by Mrs, Dunn, Mrs. Gordon Bennett and Mrs. Jay Ford, Group Enteértained by Mrs. Ralph Coin | Mrs. Ralph Coin was hostess to members of the April-May Group |Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. of Orchard Lake avenue were Mr. , president of the Pontiac Zonta Club imet at Jack Decker's Restaurant. * Ld * tice their roles for the carni dict School. rapher for by St. Anticipation of what's in the package just caught by Fred Comps is shown in the faces of Joan Collins (center) and Ann Pierce ( right), youngsters from St. Bene- Personal News of Interest in Area Vacations-Ending for Ci Mrs. returned to. their héfpe on Ottawa) Taylor Center. drive following a trip to Arizona, and Mexico. | * The hoop stata and horse bug- | gles of the Gay Nineties will pre- vail on the Marygrove College * ” ba Mr. and Mrs. Geokge, Boyd and se stalhens ; : \daughters, Sally ag@*Suzanne, of oar as aeeat os Tae ‘Ayrshire drive refurngd to their — anny +e lhome following. a plane trip to April 2, . iMiami, Fla., and then to Pompano’ Ruth Slavin, daughter of Mr Beach where they were guests af and Mrs. Fred Slavin of Woodbine the Vista- Del 7 for two weeks.- drive is helping with the arrange- * ments as a-member of one of the Also viliabig' te their home committees over the weekend were Mé. and . ¢ 8 Mrs, Glenn Griffin and children Betty Wortman, daughter of Mrs | Barbara, Pamela, Tommy and June Wortman of Dwight street: | Christine of Ogemaw road. and Judith K. Robinson, daughter They vacationed at the Carioca, jor Mr. and Mrs. A. Hi Robinson ‘Hallendale Beach, and ‘at the Sea - _ ' prowacta ened _ ere Breeze in Miami Beach, Fla <1 y eect’ to memibershie in lewo weeks. |Phi Kappa Phi. national scholastic, eo e@ ‘honorary society, af Michigan Weekend guests at the home of tate University. Gortnér| Betty, who is majoring in com- mifnication arts, is a member of —_ Mrs. Frank Raymond and) Chi Omega, and- Judith, in the |daughter, Linda, of _Saginaw and school ot home economics, is Zonta Club Elects Officers Mrs. Fotis Takis was re-elected) named to a two year term were Mrs, Raymond Sampson, Mrs, Ashton Emery, Mrs. Gordon Wy- rick, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Ellis. ursday evening when the group | Her slate of officers includeés| Mrs. Lioyd Burnes, first vice pres- Duri . ing the business. meeting the ident; Mrs. Chadd Mellinger, sec-' ju, voted @ financial contribution ond vice president; Mrs. Lois El- i cward the Pontiac Foundation for cig 4 al tO SPOnsOr a ‘girt patient ee Smith, at Pontiac: State Hospital among cas ee : the children emi’ there and “Carnival Capers” Gertrude Unit of St. Church April 21 in the church hall. ival while they ‘just wait for | that balloon to pop.’ They are Barbara Weddle (holding | tray) and Kathy Hanson. Pontiac Press Photes They posed for our photog- sponsored Benedict ap ty Residents. Charles D. Stfibner and) Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sund and) affiliated with Alpha Gamma | children, Hillis “ao have |daughtérs, Janis and Charlene, of | Delta, | Mr, and Mrs. Edwin J. /12 at St. Joseph Merey Hospital. | Mr. and Mrs, Ney McDowell ,and Mr. aad Mrs. Jake O0°Toole of Harrisburg, Tl. and Mrs. Mary Backes of Abilene, ‘Kansas are the infant's grandparents. * A Mr. and Mrs. Joshua R, Madden inee Jennie Buel Quirk) of Valen cla drive are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a daughter, Jill Crocker, April 8 ‘Guest Attends Chapter Meeting at Ginell Home Phyllis Ginell entertained méem- * ibers of Beta Alpha Chapter of Sig-/ ma Beta Sorority at a recent meet- ing in her Spaulding, governor of province two. Mrs. Spaulding held annual inspection of the chapter at this meeting. will be sent to the Sister Kenny Equipment Fund in Farmington. A new project was introduced by. Mrs, Ronald Weaver for the month of . Proceeds will be contributed to the National Char- ity Fund, Unites Pair in Marriage Backes | of Oliver street announce the birth’ of a daughter, Deborah Jean, April Cass avenue home,| ._|Guest of honor was Mrs, William Clustered around a poster advertising their. “Carni- val Capers” April 21 are these students from St. Bene- dict School. They are (left to right ) Karen Koenig, Fred “0s tae val ‘Carnival Capers Herveat, Janet Shell, Bill Magarity, Michael Lyons and Pamela Thomas. The carnival will be held at the church hall from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday. Church Rite: | MOND. AY, Jeannine McCaffrey, daughter of Mrs. Robert O. Amos of Water- ford and the late Angus McCaff- rey, became the bride of James Shearer, son of Dr. and Mrs. John P. Shearer of Cherokee road, April) vases of white flowers and palms as ‘e decorated the altar of the First Christian Church Saturday evening The double ring candlelight cere- for the ceremony uniting in mar- mony was performed before 100\riage, Juanita Fay Irwin and J. guests at Christ Lutheran Church.' Alan Brown The Rev. Arvid Anderson offici-, ¢ @ ated, Juanita is the daughter of Mrs The bride, given in marriage’ Charles Irwin of Tregent street,| by Mr. Amos, wore a pink lace jand the late Charles V. Irwin. Alan dress of ballerina-length with a |is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- tiny piuk bonnet and short veil. |man L. Brown of Elizabeth Lake! Her corsage was of orchids, |road. The Rev. Duncan D. McColl read! | Her maid of honor, Bernice How- e in the presence. of 150 itt, wore a dress of blue China silk the servic with a blue bonnet and a corsage | 8%¢5"- lof pink roses. James..Millie was) The bride approached the altar best man. A .reception at the on the arm of her uncle, Kenneth church followed the ceremony. The newlyweds are making their jhome « on | South Paddock street. ‘ Entertain Sorority Ofticers Petronilla Sullivan, first vice-, - Mrs. John Baer of Royal Oak |president of Centra] District of Pi spoke on “Wardrobe Magic," Omicron National Sorority, and showing how, by clever manipu- ~" lation of niaterials and acces- |Mrs. Bernadette Arnold, state! sorties, twelve wifferent outfits itreasurer, were guests of the Iota’ can be made from two basic cos- Eta Chapter Thursday evening at) tumes, |the Tiinois avenue home of Mrs.’ Mrs, Elna Haines and Mrs. Stig 'William Hotham. Danielson were accepted as new | Delegate named to attend the members of the sorority state convention in Flint May 19-20 —_— ” |was Mrs. Paul Hoskins with Mrs. Stitch ‘n Tinie a |Leon Skelly: as her alternate. The) linvitation of the Detroit Council to| Faced with a great pile of attend the May breakfast at the|clothes to repair? Best system is| Detroit Yacht Club May 6 was-ac- ito make the repairs each night. cepted. June banquet plans were|as they're called for. Then. they \discussed. The banquet, June 14,,won't accumulate into what looks, will be held at the Elks Temple. “thike a mountain. \ « _, Members of St. St. Michael Altar Society are pa making last-minute pla for theit bone china cup and saucer card party to be held in St. Michael Hall Tuesday A PRI L ‘16, 1956— jattendant. | Miller. She was wearing a gown | of imported French lace over sat- | in, and carried an arrangement | “evening. —— (et to oases are Mrs. nails C ae oS Womens Section Ps \GES ) 16- 19 Juanita Irwin Marries ]. Alan Brown When Mrs. Irwin received her guests at the reception held im- mediately following the ceremony in the church parlors she was wearing an aqua nylon lace dress with black accessories. Her cor- sage was of white gardenias, Mrs. ganza dress with white ries for her son's wedding. Her | corsage also of gardenias. | * Ld Wi of white glametiiag and roses on her prayer book, sister of the bride's only Francine Brown, was the Hex ibridegroom, ballerina-length Brown, chose a beige or- accesso- was | When the honeymoon | Mountains, they ‘home on Murphy street. return from a the Smokey make couple trip to will their 55 Couples Present .at Squarg Set Dance Fifty-five the annua] dinner dance of the Square Set Club held. at Roosevelt Temple Saturday evening couples attended Carrying out the Spring decora- tive theme arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Russel] Lasher and Mrs Wayne Reeves, the ladies arrived wearing spring bonnets of thei: own creation Mrs. Jasper Price and Mrs. pink) Willard Faulkerson were award- cen- ed prizes for the most attractive | bonnets, MRS. J. ALAN BROWN gown was of pink crystalette and she carried a bouquet of roses and white carnations, tered with white gardenias. BEST MAN Guests danced to the music fur- Richard E. Meads of Muskegon nished by a local orchestra with | performed the duties of best man. members of the club calling the Seating the guests were Robert A. lively quadrilles. Mrs. Arthur Schultz of Birmingham and Glenn Lightcap received the grand prize JG. Gidcomb. of the evening. of North Perry street, chairman of Alreihttinis: Mrs. Kenton Plourde of Oliver street, general chairman, and Mrs. Omer Deconinck of Lowell street, ticket chairman.3 ee 3 { VY 5d ; ® 8 ¥ ‘ \ ® * f Fs z ‘ fl 3 53 " z f . oy oe : i i , j i : f \t ; ‘ 5 J Hi os ' “4 7 f ! ' ‘ ' J ; i ‘ * 4 f . | \ wal é \ ee er eee \ THE PONTIAC PRESS. “MONDAY, “APRIL 16, 1956, = * * x ne im ac] if - a ee | J=ESS ==" Older Women Often Neglect Vital Exercise@ 22353 even, A one corner store reserve Ge acts Saad er Women Often Neglect Vita rere cae Lae APTEREASTER more likely to be- ts ‘ | SPRING SALE a 5) . | SALE. fevers tm mite F ries? |] Forever Lovely! i < a } Forever Feminine! nian oer cetfren are Our Wonderkal... [cn ‘a gulf or walking or swim LET FEDERAL’S | | ming, or of an evening of dancing.) _CORSETIERES a DELUXE COLD WAVE a FIT YOU! | , ou eae | table afternoon after | © start out learn- Creme Oil Treatment bridge game * Sues 00 Ww a with friends, and agponend pooye bet | ou get ical exercise use the wom- e Resutiel Dalene Cold $ an Ps lead sary soba’ life ‘ : ne e ” “ve for just ees eee ae = she| This exercise is an aid to health. Hold lower hips to floor. Continue. 4 Visine patie * \ taneesaiaii Gi aaa “as this position for a few moments then a | - Rinse ‘ only find that she is gaining | will add to energy, improve health|in our moods is hatural and is inyyour low state of mind and heart. weight but that it is distributed | and make the figure lovelier. harmony with the lights ahd shad- . ¢* @ Individual Set less attractively than in the past. _ fe 8 ows of nature. We cannot always| Perhaps it comes from some Middle-aged women meed some | The diet should consist of less/be on the motintain peak or-on the/emotional frustration or some dis- And Even Glamour exercise. If they do mot have |food calorie-wise but even more of|heights of joy or inspiration, appointment, If so, realizing the hd }| time or money to indulge im |the foods essential for health. Sim-| _ it tonal y: [Source of your unhappiness will Spray A $10.00 VALUE gelt or dancing lessons er herse- |ple foods, prepared. with a mini- Paps nag linrliapene ht tol make it easier to accept philosoph- | See a Sas cetera |e“ a Tom may (tt ae Ss . a Style... Service . .. Superior Work at Special Prices effort. Glandular aystem (which slows up| °C? SA7, happy pervon sod lag normal’ an fighting. insomnia . Exercises at home also can re-|®3 we grow older) and your fig- ther, oven theagh much less'often Worry about not sleeping is one of id A ure a lift. "| tham' some, when I hit bottom, |"B¢ Feasons for not sleeping, ane €é CAKLY The who eauters her ie used vee aa one be abl te late lew days NO APPOINTMENT NECIRIARY whole attention on health is not! mad anced which was after me, I woe ones avast - Jone puininahit 41 N. SAGINAW MEZZANINE FE 2-0531 dle age is foolish, At this time|my hasnings and tit Sob curnaes af can lead to this condi- —— physical weaknesses show UP my mouth and so forth. That is| 1m. Many wemen experience and at this time, especially, she/not yeally the intelligent way to emotional instability for a few should have regular pliysical ex-|do jt except maybe: for counting days before their menstrual pe- WE’RE GOING TO f TED’S aminations. She should also go to her doctor the minute she has| any unusual | mpeee. Try this cxarcian: Lie on the floor on your back and place your’ ,, thing to hold onto while the day right, to accept such days (if they do not come often) as a natural part looks dim and nothing seems I think the best thing to do is| _Neumode A No Seam favorite... Sheer enough for beauty and strong enough for wear. You will love the new comfort stretch top! Dependable SEAMLESS _# 3 Children’s Wear of - Hosiery i cen) . Netimode, 82, Saginaw — FE 27730 se : r en Accountants, Michigan Associa- tion of Certified Public Accoun- +tants and Robert Morris Associates ,will hold their anfual joint meeting at the Hotel Sheraton Cadillac | Wednesday. _ The Honorable Joseph Dodge is scheduled to speak during the tech- nical session preceding the dinner ‘at 8 p.m. | Mrs, Bernadette Arnold of Wal- nut road and Apny Koellner of Sylvan Shores drive will attend. The next time you wrap a birthday gift, make it musical. ‘Cut a musical note out of colored paper. Write “Happy birthday to You” on the note and add your name. — ; len and. Mrs. Rube Blades. For a fabulous, youthful figure, the , EME strapless Bra-s'lette rest on the floor at your sides.|o¢ existence. Just think and know\Meed special help. > tad Sag ag ae tag my lift/that even though you are sunk in eo 9. : - cord ps gets = a bog at present, tomorrow will Otherwise e your habits FOR DINNER your shoulders to your heels, Hold|® ‘iltevent and eo just settle down|it daily, Bint A et ae | . | for a few moments. Lower hips to ~ “a the duliness. on outdoer life on rexlation? Do - TONIGHT! sine 4 the floor and continue. Sarees sence You eat incorrectly? 3 Waa m 4 3 | ‘ Reg. $3.29 $2.29 | . Or you might try a different ap-| Tomorrow: ‘Mid-life Women garments in one tsa bra, a waist cincher ; | sore’ ‘A scertain amount of depression'proach—discovering the reason for|Now’ Get Help In Polishing Sills." and a garter belt. 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I suena The American Society of Wom-| Mrs, Lois Tucker, Mrs, Evi Al. wed = aed Lk. Ave. OE 6-009 Janet Lee Gortner Honored at Shower Mrs. Williom Arnold of, Clarkston and Marilyn McCarthy entertained at a personal shower Thursday evening for Janet Lee Gortner. The shower was held at the Arnold home. ‘Invited guests were Mrs. George Ewing, Mrs. Willard New, Mrs. Brando, Mrs. Stue Bost, Mrs. Er- win Brooms, Mrs. Donald Nichols, Mrs. Gordon Erwin, Irene Peters, Pat McCarthy, Virginia Flath. | | Do You Know This Woman ? She’s changed a lot in the last 9 days . ands of other women on Josephine Low-|™ Diet. You can lose up to ‘man’s 9-Day 10 pounds and im- Richard Garrison, Mrs. Dennis! [ Karen Newton and — . by § . dieting with thous-| prove your health ¥% generally so that you feel better as well as}. look better, if you ad- here to this diet plan. The menus start Sat- -urday, April 21, in Josephine Lowman’s , i First Diet. 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It's the jneutralizer that I don't like..." * * * ter’s mother stopped to chat with a neighbor... ” While ‘they ealked, the neighbor’ 8 little girl opened her red purse to 'show Walter a new toy-a clown's head equipped with a nose that litji to show the toy to his mother, screaming, “Look! Look what 1 got!” He made this urgent de- mand to get notice for the toy before it disappeared forever. But his mother who was discus- nent did not want to be interrupted. ‘Restraining Walter's excited bang- ‘ing on her thigh, she said. it’s pretty, Give, if back to Dotty) “Yes, | now and I'll get you one of your| She had no intention, of course! of getting Walter a clown's head. So a few days later he treated her almost exactly as she had treated him, LATHERS WALLS At naptime, he left his bed to play in the bathroom. There, he spent 20 minutes squirting little ice- over the walls a game which ab-| i tf tat ft te ttn tnt ete ttt tet sorbed him much as the discussion ~-LANOLIN ENRICHED PERMANENT COLD WAVE 5 a“? . s 10 “You'll Look Lovlier Than Ever” ' HAIR STYLING & CUTTING by OSCAR PARISIAN BEAUTY SHOP 7 WEST LAWRENCE _ (Over Gla Profs’ Book Store) No A | i } ppointment Necessary FE 2-4959 of the new permanent had his .— terrupted, ‘And like her, he de- toured interruption by falsehood. When his mother called up the stairs, ‘Walter; what are you doing up. oor to shout back cheerfully, Walter -was charmed, He ran to ss laa: Mom- mother. : a * * ¢¢ « Like her, he didn’t want ‘it in- in that bathroom?” he opened the Don’t Tell Fibs to Placate ‘Children “Den't you knew how bed it is to tell lies?” shouted his mother when she discovered the mess on the bathroom walls, To let a child badger us into making him pledges we won't keep is weakness, — The correction of the weakness is not just quietly breaking the piety. hoping our default has not noticed, It's correction is “Walter, I am not going to keep! rte Dr. Lawson ' Lowrey, fiationalty! noted child psychiatrist, calls “‘tell- | ing children ANYTHING to make | them do what we want" one of| Betty Lou McSkulin Becomes Bridel Before an altar banked with|McSkulin greeted her ial wear- ‘ceremony Saturday at St. Benedict! J. Hoar celebrated the Nuptial | Mass, b * * * Mr. and Mrs. Michael McSkulin of Gateway drive are parents of the bride. Thomas is the son of Mr. and Me E. Schuster of Mo- torway dri Betty Lou chose Schiffli embroi-| dered nylon sheer for her bridal gown. The gown featured a scal- loped neckline, shirred short |bergs of his father’s shaving lather sieves, and fitted. bodice. Her bout- fant skirt with chapel train had panels of accordion pleated ny- ‘lon set between bands of embroi- idery. * Her fingertip scalloped nylon | tulle veil fell from a headpiece | of Rose Pointe lace and tulle trimmed with seed pearis. She carried a semi-cascade arrange- | ment of white roses and carna- tions on a prayer book.’ Jeah Widdis, maid of honor, was| 'gowned in a ballerina-length dress ‘of aqua crystallette. Barbara Lee. and Shirley Ann McSkulin were gowned similarly in shades of pink and yellow respectively. They car- ried bouquets of tinted carnations with white roses. Patricia Ann McSkulin, niece of| the bride, wore a mint green frock of tulle and net for her duties as) flower girl. Davy Lee McSkulin served as ring bearer: |BEST MAN Seating the guests were Robert L. ‘Schuster, John A. Schuster, Varton |Karagensian and Gordon Panky. For the evening reception held ‘at Knights of Columbus Hall, Mrs. A Dramatic First From Our Beauty Salon! DRESSET © makes your set last twied as long Complete Cutting and: Styling | “Where Service and Quality, Are Supreme” Expert Operators Await to Serve You! OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bidg. | - Fd a * $70. 51 ()""- 55% No Appointment Needed! - dmmediate Service! Andre Beauty CSalon Phone FE 5-9257 ' | white snapdragons, gladioli, pom-jing a pink dress of chiffon nylon|white accessories was worn by the pons and carnations Betty Lou Mc-|and Wedgewood blue accessories. bride for the wedding’ trip to Wash- '‘Skulin became the bride of Thomas Mrs. Schuster wore a wheat and ington, D. C. On their return the) ‘R. Schuster, The 11:30 o'clock’ beige coat dress with pink acces- couple will make their home in’ (Pontiac. sores, ichureh was performed in the pres-) lence of 200 guests. The Rev. John) MRS. THOMAS R. SCHUSTER A matching’ pink ensemble with) ‘Chiffon-Cut, Hair-Do-Of-The-M onth ” A feeling of tem: with and | back wave. : | Five Stylists to'Serve You— |. Now Open All Day Wednesday .. OPEN EVENINGS. BY APPOINTMENT | BETTY Le CORNU BEAUTY STUDIO 306 Riker Building FE 2-5221 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Schuster were Hair Styling sy Hair Cutting. ~~ Permanents $7. 50 up For Spring Beauty winputlal Coty Salon 20 E. Pike St. & FE 4-2878 married - Saturday at St. Benedict Church. The bride, the former Betty Lou McSkulin, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Michael McSkulin of Gateway drive. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Schuster of Motorway drive. ‘Banquet Plans James A. 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ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor When the cookie jar is empty i Fesgt and chocolate chips and spread on/|*!*° j sheet. Cover Group \Friday at the church for a salad | luncheon; Hostesses were Mrs. Don- jald Breen, Mrs. Earl Downing, |Mrs. “Leslie Bilis and Mrs. T. J. ‘Lassen. Mrs, Clarence Denoff was on the Book of Ephesians was by .Mrs, W. H. Marbach, Mrs. Ellis gave a report on “‘The Role Government Plays in the Life of the American! . Indian.” The group will meet with Mrs, P. B, Line on Ward's Point ‘drive for the next meeting. \Pilgrim .Group- Cookies Are’ Holds Luncheon || Easily Made Tellers’ League told two stories; | Mrs. Mertz is a business wom- jan; She belongs to the Fashion- Club, Her hebbies include) work h-|group available for entertainment Detroit area Fellowship meeting) of Lafayette, Ind.,.announce the engagement of their daughter, Bunnie Benjamin if North Paddock’ street, to Ralph W. Alee, son of. Mrs. Harry Alee of East Montcalm | street and the late Mr. Alee. The couple plans a June 16 wedding.” | Congregtional sneet April 27 at the church, gregational Church met Friday luncheon at the Andersonville road | home of Mrs. J. L. Van Wagoner, | Assisting the hostess were Mrs.) E. K. Vanderlind, Mrs. Donald Me- Intosh, Mrs. Donald Thomas and) Mrs, Frank Meserva. Guests were -Mrs. Willlam Repp of Detroit and Mrs, Albert | Kohn, Mrs, Elwood Bigier, presl- | dent of the Women’s Association |[ | gave the devotions. She the work and devotion to duty of Thomas Jefferson. % Mrs, Boggs of the Pontiac Story “The Sunday School Picnic” and “Phe Madonna.’’ She described the of the League, a service repair work is subjected to a rigid scientille check to other groups in the area, Announcement was made of the May 3 at the new Woodward Co Pn Cee, Church. a perform- psqo!™ of accu- PTA Activitie Activities racy. Iisist Wpon_ this ‘A Thurs-| Protection on your watch eT on ok te oe l. Lewes haministre i yall p08 = new, eth Waite’s Watch Shop ~ tise tl plans er ie Siert thes ree | : Street Floor = Ay. tornado. PERFECT FOR PARTY USE! 13-INCH LAZY SUZAN Revolving Crystal Server on ' . Elegant Silverplated Base $995 Fed. Taz Included ~ Plus Fed. Taz oe sey It’s simply lovely! And so useful for snacks, dips, hors d’oeurves or su An- bearing peveisina abitunaten heme $ inches ~~ vearjone who enter- tains at all needs one: Order By Mait or Telephone JEWELERS, 16 W. Huron St. Telephone FE 2-0294 ' y us “ | i 1 f i y sei g : } / : i, Bs a : ¥ : ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1958 {tage NINETEEN li for Voman ,omposes or F un Has eiane y ANNE HEYWOOD , Whether the ja writing her songs and, as she)you to know where you stand—and Mrs, Roy L. Thompson of Edison ing trom life. We must have a tre- e286: &.:; fe may own ‘amusement. I can * 8 6 rina alfiprenin 9 neg * mendous success, be rich, famous iy Bios per Mina sing my songs to myself and my “As far as I know, its one of the agg wo r a dessert lunch . and on top or we won't.so much/blandishments of unethical‘ adver- grandchildren.” best ways of finding out what one eon, ' was assisted as lift a finger. tisements which offer. to. publish iwants to know about song-writing.” by Mrs. Ray 8, Falk, And $0 we are left, all too often, |r songs and them fa- " Because she wants to be help- FOR INFORMATION Mrs. Peter Vanderllock gave with lives od desperation, | ™°"%- aad se ot ter See an oe one “It you are talertated. in writing the dovetions an the tople, “Glory ‘That seems particularly true of], 05 Surumont thos thay ive| coveral' copies of tmast inter. 20"es and willing to-do it for its) apregentinade y aah people who are interested in writ-), completely and no longer get| esting magatine devoted to song. Ov" SX®, Til be glad to tell you under —— pa ing songs, es where you may subscribe to the Morrison an article _ {the fun they could be getting from) writing. Song-Writer’s Review, and’ to give Brazil, A collection was taken ‘They spend thelr days making | song-writing as a hobby, “Tt costs $2 a year,” she writes,you the of severa 1 good for the milk fund for under- Being het air compen [bat ug ne tand really gives the lowdown on|books in the field aoe Sees. But W. C. the music business.| Just send me a stamped, self- Plans were made for a Funcheon will make the Hit Parade. ’ lof Mitford. ag i a com Oe eer pane Shllaibeesed envelepe in care of The for the Oakland County Extension They forget that the odds are o 224 can ask questions and sometimes Press, Group May 3 and announcement Mre, Munger bas a lot of fum'enter contests, all of which Belge (Copyright 1956) was mede of the mother and enormously against them, but that BUNNIE BENJAMIN sniites beeen the 2 they could be having fun ot st any- Mr. and Mrs. Grover Benjamin! 1. womén's Fellowship will a ny < color or stain. MR. & MRS. CHEST $2750 with 9 Drewers Top 13'x 40” Height 35%" OPEN EVENI NGS . SUNDAY _ We have a complete selection of clear kiln dried Ponderosa Pine. This furniture is free of knots and expertly made. All pieces are smoothly sanded and ready to finish in your favorite ® “MR, and MRS. 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Electrically? ——« eee ae NO dee nee ‘ ” ; fi a . 5 : : i ff f , fi L. } ‘ ee s ee A | Le F / ‘ , ; q Pe ; ‘ieee 3 A, * ho s f ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 / ” cise / es | ae built is still standing. 2 ‘Teetotaler’ Monkeys eK Cavort in Liquor Store Street Cave-ln [Gamer cu Swallows Auto, | Family Escapes a o-thayce Pog ved light at Kosher le - sary imtersection in comin Comme | OLEO Pork Chops “You've im Hit parent hole,” ibs. } feet to the bottom. No one was injured. said the collapse may have been due to a leaky sewer which slowly | carried the dirt away from under, the pavement, - } ‘| Malaria can exist in almost all the warmer parts of the world. 29i. | 29: | tye fm 29%. j dele Redi-ls Club. Pork’ unedale Redi-Eat : | ) or ‘ | Picnics @ Steaks 45: Steak . 45. “Queen Colby intemal ae 3 Mild Cheese | Ground Beef ‘Large Eggs = 39: Wed. doz. ; . i : 39.) 29. = bb. . bb. 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Dr. La-| to these patients as “insane”—d|social worker interviews his pa- Pontiac State Hospital welcomes|Core explained, “We who work in| for this term went out with the (tients on the ward as soon as pos- all members of the community to mental hospitals realize. how-im-| Dark Ages in treatment of the |sible after admission so that they) tion im order that they may portant it is to have a community) mentally if, may feel less anxiety and fear, become productive citizens in felis Grok ante ous mee — ene ae og a They invite you to their work-|about theif new surroundings. .| later life. 2 ven scan, ston olen the pant ieee tee 0% APeIT 30 where you will Where the patents, eondon) ‘This program siibacts very hospital only to be regarded with|meet with men and women from) DeuMel, oe isa) procedures are suspicion by q community which/various organizations, clubs and) * does interpreted. Very often, explains ‘which \make m — understand mental 1ll-|institutions who want to know more] n- LaCore, a relationship is be-| Cu sega gt institution. about mental illness, how it de-/gun which may be the patient’s|make special field trips under the Dr. Ivan A, — Bacar Bang otese froin pointed —~ velops and what can be done = contact — ak ok &C-| direction of the Recreotional Ther- tendent of tal, often patient returns cepting, non-judgmen rson—| is ag cone of ye Board| the hospital because of this at- about -&. a wae important step on the pa- sad C of Psychiatry | titude on the part of the public. | However, Dr, LaCore points |iont's way towards positive men-|U> a Camp Fire Girls’ MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 have problems of emotional a@- justment and need hespitaliza- ® and Neurology and a fellow of to help bring about a better under- ‘|standing of the problems of mental Miia.” | Mentat-Health Week is designed] Ot Mat all the understandieg ta] health. bowplia will not help him ihe | hospital will not help him if he | Next a. visit to the oocupa- | the American | Psychiatric Assn. / related current © iliness, Dr, LaCore explains, and) °*™** into a cold, non-accepting | tional therapy department would he extends a welcome to visit the) “™™™aity. recel hospital during this week of April} This is where the individual in) ves f out his anxieties, Group NEW STUDENT CLASSROOMS — The Chil- - dren’s Program for the emotionally-handicapped child has been in a progressive developmental stage at Pontiac State Hospital since March, 1954, Everything is done to provide a program for the 40 youngsters to bring about emotional health in | order that they may be returned to the commun- WELL-EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLOR—Rec- ognizing the importance of good grooming as a therapeutic measure, the staff of the Pontiac State Hospital encourages patients to visit the well-equipped beauty parlor. Cosmetic therapist Mrs. Virginia Jones, 642 E. Mansfield St., styles the hair after the patient has chosen one she ity as productive individuals. A volunteer pro- gram working under the Occupational Therapy Dept., operates a school program three days each week: Helping youngsters with arithmetic prob- lems is June May, supervisor of men's occupa- a particularly likes. Showing latest ‘hair fashions to the patient is Mrs. Mary Lee Young, R. N., 88 S. Francis St. Visitors who tour the hospital will view the beauty-perior and many other ther- apy departments which show the hospital's up- to-date treatment of the mentally ill. ° 29 through May 2, Dr. LaCore and hospital em- ployes hope “to prove that there Pes Raven! ~ {© should be no more stigma to men- tivities with tele. © jtal illness than to any other type vision in every LACORE of illness. | ward and more and’ more group) \They hope that you will see the projects in treat- ment of patients at the hospital. He told of the number of volunteers who come to the hospital each day and how the patients look forward to their visits. : The community is very impor-| training for individuals who cafe tant to Pontiac State Hospital as for the mentally ill, And they jt decides mitch about the pa- wilt stop you cold if you refer ‘ea. PREPARE FOR MENTAL HEALTH WEEK — Patients at Pon- tiac State Hospital want residents in this community and all com- munities to know more about the hospital and its modern methods of treatment, Many of the patients are now working in the mailing room where invitations are being sent to organizations, clubs and institutions and to the public to visit the hospital during Mental Health Week April 29 through May 2. residents a | qi the community can play an iMPOr-| work is encouraged here as it is tant role. He.can learn about men- tional ée- tal illness and in turn help the| momt,rnronnm MOrerD tient. | MThe citizen can benefit by a tour'| Games of all kinds are available aa of the social service department|and supervised group activities are| ta! health. where the patient is first admitted/@ part of the therapy. Eighteen of these employes to the hospital. The trained worker| You won't want to miss the) doctors, 19 psychiatric social program for children at Pontiacjers, 21 psychiatric nurses, |State Hospital. Children cared for! ctinieal ; and seek efi; taet individual helping himself. As : he gains insight into, and under-| Their 1Q ranges are about nor-|,,vensny tr addition tothe sere stands his feelings and behavior,| mal. Frequently they are confused)ia. tour of halls the patient is helped to a better|with either mentally handicapped|is peid during adjustment, or the juvenile delinquent. | Dr. LaCore points out that the! However, these young DANCE SCENE — Visitors to Pontiac State Hospital during Mental Health Week, April 29- _May 5 will see patients in costume for their dances and plays under the supervision of the * Ser SCivie Leaders to Discu ic aioe aati Youth, Family at Parley |" Speakers for the “Youth ondjbegn ond girls have hem r F " i F ie zi =F ii e i rf ss f i ?# # F fe fi ra i i , we ’ nes cree sree fees the list of panel speakers, : bum oy ' it Ht : : 2 z WIN ONE MONTH (ALL-EXPENSE-PAID) =a="=| ADVENTURE TRIP. ae Ad Bes i ~ CLEANERS ime gl That's et fl, in De St’ ecg nw See your DESOTO decler for details up pane: “Winning Ride” contest you can your- " Ld St. i? IT’S SPRING CLEANING TIME B)iicmis ‘vy Seca ror | sifand your iment family ull month's BRAID MOTOR SALES tiae High School senior; Charles all-expense-paid adventure trip to any place in 1. aoc b chee and color free of any Devi Che Pte i _ 28 an cro 18 ‘De Sto Fi countries), = pee 31 Yours Fair. 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ON REQUEST! = | Se GIVE _ Office ent Plant : i & ie if E gehe ie iy- Bae ku Peppered ai 941 Joslyn, RED STAMPS | Pontiac fl ! [ : f FL | f | | ; Statement of Condition , April 10, 1956 . : | | pril | SET IT HERE RESOURCES . 7 Loan.and Discounts <...........--. besees $ 4,582,716.85 ‘Real Estate Mortgages .............+-+5: es 4,528,959.96 | | er secsecsecseceeseeees 9)111,676.81 ! lop Burner Less Reserve ..2........0eeeeeeeees 173,343.41 $ 8,938,333.40 : . United States Government Securities. ...... sapere 13,284,453.29 | Due within 1 year .........++++++: 2,986,56 oe | f (Due 1tod years ..........5055 cesses 4,902,979.79) sk GIVES NEW PULLY-AUTOMATIC TOP-OF-RANGE COOKING State, County and Municipal Securities ees — ~ 164,338.10 | sajaces BYEIY POT AND PAN AN AUTOMATIC’ - Pe Other Securities .. ........... eiCenwavses + 3 50,000.00 * OOKI 4 Cash and Due from Banks .~... +--+. 2,522,598.97 * GIVES TOP-OF-RANGE THE SAME ACCURATE TEMPERATURE Basking House and Furniture and Equipment: se taL iy CONTROL THAT YOU ENJOY IN YOUR AUTOMATIC OVEN 4 Other Resources ..............: 2050555 eee 120,504.47 3 3 Total Resources ..........-..-00005 "—-$25,194,284.60 % WON'T LET FOOD BURN, BOIL OVER OR OVERHEAT | : 7 OTHER ROPER FEATURES INCLUDE "INSTA-LITE” AUTOMATIC . LIABILITIES | on IONITION THROUGHOUT. PORCELAIN ENAMEL ORILL, TIMER | : Capital ......eeeeseseseeseneeeeneeeens . $ 400,000.00 ALARN-TIME CLOCK, SILENT ROLL BROILER end many more! | - - Surplus 2... eeepc ceca eee ete ees rervesece 400,000.00 , | 1m Undivided Profits and Reserves . ree 118,623.31 B _ aa _-#f Total Capital Account ......2....--. $ 918,623.31 4 $a = Demand Deposits ©... eee wes 18,790,897.68 >| | , ; a U.S. Government Deposits .............--. 310,994.77 : . | i Savings Deposits .............--.eeeeee es 9,908,367.05 a Al & — Total Deposits ..........-0.0+00es 00+ 24,010,259.50 | : Other Liabilities .........cccccccceeeeeseen 265,401.79 ‘ } THINK OF IT... Total Liabilities ...........0200s0eee | $25,194,284. Only United States Government Securities carried at $900,000.00 in the foregoing statement are pledged to secure Federa} and State orem Deposits. | ‘2192 : OFFICERS. DIRECTORS Milo J. Cross ......4ss00........,. President “John C. Cowe ——S Frank A. Mercer. Smith Falconer :....,..+..,... Vice-President Realtor ‘<> Physician Earl W. Bartlett .............. Vice-Presient a William A. Eubank .............+. Cashier Milo J. Cross = Goodloe H. Rogers rend FR i¥ Sam 8. Hale ,.......... ..Assistent Cashier Seocldagt President deogine ‘Mark 8. Stewart ‘[] | General Motors oon. nkcnlliag Seger ~ 8 LOW PCH 2000 om po ris sau 7 aa Assistant Cashier and Sretch Menage: 8 Reset Helland Waites, Welter sae a ‘Terris — eed e deus sax5 , Aatier /Siveuit ludge ead Dawson Member Federal Deposit Insurance’ Corporation De - a of _ ‘ ay é , Af » »W rR COMPAN Matice to City of Pontiac ‘Dog Owners 1956 Dog License now due and ‘cauanbie at City Clerk's Office, First Floor, City Hall, 35 S. Parke Street. $2% up to and Including May 15 $3 will. be charged thereafter. | Ada R. Evans, City Clerk | Recondtttened & Parts by Necehi Sewing Center We come to-you... Call FE 2-9143 FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION NECCHI & ELNA 43 S. Saginaw SEWING CENTER sunniescatettiieineseemniumenstini es) Tomah, >} tendants were Carl Suding of Chi- Pi cago and Buster Sowle of Tomah, = a brother-in-law. af THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16,1956 “TWENTY-THREE Lace; Crown Bin a double-ring candlelight cere- mony. Some 175 relatives and friends were present to see the wicouple married before an altar decorated with white mes palms and candelabra. Irene, who lived in Dryden, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erie Miller of Sault Ste. Marie. William, of Lake Orion, is the son of Mrs. Louise Brown of Tomah, Wis. The bride was dressed in a balierina-length gown of white lace and tulle over satin, with a shoulder-length veil held with a floral crown. Her bouquet was a colonial arrangement of orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Clifford Tyner of Sault Ste. Marie, the bride's sister, was ma- tron of honor, Another sister, Barbara Miller, was bridesmaid, along with Mrs. Carole Sowle of ‘,|Tomah, sister of the bridegroom. Best man was Ronald Scott of and the bridegroom's at- Three of the bride's brothers also ‘had part in the ceremony—Bobby |Dean Miller who was ringbearer; land Fred Jr.: and William Miller, ushers. A’ reeeption was held at the | Old Mill in Watertord following | | the ceremony. The newlyweds will make their liam is studying at Michigan State senscinaeremnanpeectattt Helen. irene Miller Wears‘< home in East Lansing where Wil-| of Flowers University. . After his graduation! this summer, they. will live in Tomah, Wis. 3 Church Guilds Slote Meetings at Rochester ROCHESTER-~-Woman's fellow- ship guilds of the Congregational Church will meet as follows: Friendly Guild will meet at 8 p.m, Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Don Kemler, ‘Lamplighters Card Party for Public Tuesday at Lake Orion LAKE. ORION—The St. Berna- dette Guild of St. Joseph Church will sponsor a public card party at 8 p.m. Tuesday, at St. Joseph School hall, Prizes will be award- ed and refreshments will be served. Proceeds will go into the building fund, Farm Bureau Meeting Branch Community Farm Bureau will meet on Thursday evening at of the MMPA, Branch Rd. at 5025 North Guild meeting is at 8 p.m, Wednes- day. at the home of Mrs, Neil Crowe, Colonial Guild will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday with Mrs, Jack Baker. Gingellville Gardeners — Announce New Officers GINGELLVILLE — The Garden Club announces the following offi- cers for the 1956-1957 term. Mrs. Arthar Burgess, president; M r s. Marion Buckle, vice president; Mrs. Kenneth Geeck, secretary; Mrs. Jack Turner, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Edward Knicker- bocker, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis | Swartz, marketing; Mrs. Ray Bow-) ers, publicity; Sanchez, program, Slate Graduation Dates NORTH BRANCH—The annual graduation program for pupils of the kindergarten department will be held in the school auditorium Wetnesttay’ evening, May 2. The rural eighth grade commencement program is scheduled for Wednes- day evening; May 16. NORGE Special-of-the-Month! 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EVERY DAY | * a Fall “At Home or | _, Away—19 Boars ae —@ Day!” 1460 on Your Dial _ ‘Special Note! 26% of lteners in 1 Oakland Ci - male’ a THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 ‘{'WENTY-FIVE | Bob Considine Says:! Marine Disaster Probe Coitinues Parris’ Reveals Courts Martial Record of Instructors PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. ~The public information office says that nine drill sergeants have been be- fore general courts-martial in the last 16 months at this Marine Corps training hem Meantime, a as e inquicy to-| testimony day -continues ‘taking about a forced night march in which six recruits drowned April 8, NORMAL FOR PERIO _ The information office, given its figure in reply to a newsman’s question, said the number of courts-martial is formal for the period covered. Six resulted in convictions on charges of striking recruits. * * @ The PIO said one sergeant was found guilty of hitting a recruit 19°times in the stomach on the re- cruit's birthday. CAPTAIN TESTIFIES . Maj. Gen, Joseph Burger, depot commander, said the inquiry -should end this week. Results will! go through. his hands, the Marine’ ‘command and the naval advocate) general’s office at Washington before released. * The six men drowned on a forced march in swampy water ordered by S.Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon, 31, of Worcester, Mass. Called before the court have been the survivors of the march and McKeon’s Captain, Richard) P. Grey. Grey was heard yester- Island. onic somebody's going to put MONTE CARLO (INS)-—One of ‘all these things into a stage play Kelly family, accompanied by sev- friends and enty and ‘relatives mainly from delphia, would provide grist for any playwright's mill. mass invasion of main liners in this. atom-sized kingdom started’ out ag enthusiastically as the of another famed Phila- Kelly, who came up from ~brick- laying to industrial nobility, as- sumed it would be.just one jolly party and everybody would be happy as clams. They forgot to take into consideration* the fact there there is nothing much more helpless than an American tourist in a country where the natives are language. Lots of the Kelly guests look instinctively to the father and mother of the bride to fend for them in matters as basic as send- ing out the laundry and reading a menu. so dumb they cannot speak his) is not as simple as it sounds, though they are as democratic as icorned beef and cabbage, The Kellys must live at Prince Rainier's you know— and palace—protocol, ‘ithe voice on the palace end of the already uncertain Monacan tele- phone. wire never speaks English and has never heard of such a non- Monagasque name as K-E-L-L-Y. phone yom," Kelly Only half of the big Kelly party is invited to tonight's “gala” In- “I swear to goodness, Mar- ternational Sporting Club where NEVER HEARD OF ’EM day. But reaching Margaret anc and John SIDECAR CIRCUS — Joe Acrobat on the right isn't looking for | something under the sidecar. He’s just showing off. These motorcycle | daredevils; members -of the Royal Corps of Signals, are taking their “casual” spin at the London airport, just prior to their trip to Ber- muds where they will perform in a military show. PEOPLE’ 200,000 Gold Bell GIFT STAMPS FREE if your entry om is stamped Reth’s Blackhawk SLICED BACON 1 LB. CELLO 49° Rib End PORK LOIN ROAST Lb. 29° Maxwell House instant . Coffee 6 OZ. JAR $139 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Get Your Entry Blank | at th Market Healthful Cypress Gardens Giant 46 oz. Can 13° Fashioned By Furst Robert Lt Chin FOOD-O-MAT. and SUPER MARKET td / / “10 CONTESTS 10 WEEKS BIG VALUE! 50-Foot GARDEN HOSE Park Avenue GRASS SEED Sunshine Krispy Crackers ae 1 g< All Purpose Shortening SWIFT NING 3 Lb. Tin 39: Niagara ‘ REVOLVING Birds Eye Fan. Cut Wax Beans er French Beans 247s SPRINKLER $4495 Swift's CORNED BEEF 39° PC ObD-¢-MAI SER EE-MAPEESI Snubbed Kelly Guests Pieri at ‘Protocol’ the Queen of Rabson s08 Capnn vO pocalte tary erectness, frightened her by clicking his splendid array. As a result, there which gen- erally begins with “I ‘wouldn't have paid my good money to come all this distance if, etc., etc., etc,” RAINIER TALKS TO DAD! But the entire party made it to couple and the Prince's relatives at the Cabaret Monte Carlo casino last night and harmony broke out on all sides—at least for the guests. A Dixieland band, which the Kellys had brought over from the jstates to play, played so loud that Mrs, Kelly ordered them to pipe down, and when they didn't pipe down’ she ordered them off the Mr. and Mrs. Kelly's party for the YoU | heels and bowed. “Are you from the eastern part of your country?” he inquired. “Yes, I was born in Philadel- phia,” she answered. NO HUMMING BIRDS é “Then I would like to ask you some-questions," he continued, “Do have humming birds? I am a fancier of humming birds. I trav- eled all the way to Los Angeles not But I found Los Angeles and Holly- wood shockingly dull.” * * Auto With ‘No Driver’ Rolls Merrily Along DENVER (Patrolman George jZeliner jumped into his>-police! oe naa: oh eal ito,”* with the headlights out, roll intersection, But when he overhauled the car —there was a driver in it after “Where were you two minutes ?” asked the Ld The dazed dowager whimpered) ¥ birds. y coms & med teht tt 2 Comin Boston Officer Fielding 1,000 Pct. in Baby League BOSTON @®—Patrolman Mansell Nugent assisted yesterday in the delivery of premature tins. They gave him a record of 12 delivery assists in 12 years. * * * Answering an emergency call at the home of Mr, an dMrs, Leon had the boy and girl twins ready! 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Full width freezer. | . Aluminum shelves. Life- : WITH TRADE Brand New 1956 Swivel Top EUREKA pera . Regular $69.95 49° OF 9:00" TheGOod HOUSEKEEPING of PONTIAC .. at West Heron Sevect Shop by Phone, Too! “Phone FE 41555 PS ; Hip i 2, fF ei5 askifs E i ft THE PONT | i ; E i 5 [AC PRESS, M 14 York Giants take on the Pitts- burgh Pirates. Southpaw Johnny Antonelli (14-16), will oppose right, hander Bob Friend (149). td * * The St. Louis%ardinals and Cin- nati Redlegs, both rated as-“dark horses” in the pennant able, will oppose each other in Cincin- nati before a capacity crowd of some 32,000. Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell, back after a two-year term in the Army, gets the nod for the Red- birds, He will be opposed by Joe Nuxhall (17-12). Si aes ces . APRIL 16, 1956 — Pe cae i | THROW TOO LATE—Roberto Clemente slides past Tiger catcher J. W. Porter to score the Pitts- burgh Pirates’ first run in the first inning of Sun- ~game series with a 11-9 victory yesterday. AP Wutephote *s exhibition-game in the Steel City. The um- pire is John Stevens. Pittsburgh swept the two 4 pitchers games of the major league season 1 with st u GUE * Philadelphia at Brooklyn—Roberts 33- 14 vs. Newcombe 20-5, 28.000. Pitteburgh at New, York—Priend 14-8 vs. Antonelli 14-16, 25,000. bad ones.” Joba Chicago at Milwaukee—Rush 13-11 v8./ That was Stanley W. (Bucky), has a lot a important fellow — he's shown a pounds ‘Buhl 13-11, 46,000, . ; has a lot of potential. Of course, be : tional ications man who is. fast ; AP Wirepi ote lor’ htisell 6-0 vs Nushall pietd. 30,000. | Harris doing the talking, and it we could use good breaks. But ed apelesgine geo Rathi: good iin spite of hig size, At fullback | END OVER END — W. G. Guempel of Brunswick, Ga., lost con- | New A a Washington—Larsen g-9 Was clear the one time “boy who couldn’ t? : But you never * * 8 " on the freshman squad, he was a) trol of his car in the stock car races at Jacksonville, Fla., yesterday has ey ce eee wight os vs.| Manager” of the Washington Na- expect ‘em and you seldom get | The Tigers took an 11-9 pasting man, with the boys, His’. it went end over end several times. The hood is seen flying off ‘sullivan 18-13, 20,000. ;tionals meant every word of it. , 4 from the Pittsburgh Pirates at ‘als. Cleveland at Chicago—Lemon 18-10 vs. ‘em. , urg: grandfather played on the Michi-| at the right and part of the windshield is at upper left. Although pierce 15-10, 30,000. |Harris is beginning his second, . Pittsburgh yesterday and closed gan Rose Bowl squad of 1902. . | Guempel’s safety seat came loose he was uninjured. | peanens City at petroit—Keliner 11-8 year at the Detroit Tiger heim’ Harris =e the club “has naeet out their exhibition season with Gerry Marciniak, 6'1", 225 : ~—" itself.”’ on paper, it a lack-luster 11-19 record. pounds, Chicago —- @ freshman) @ much like the same club that won tackle with : ; move : 6 e . Detroit, as far as exhibition Michigan's yer Pt gy shag -19 games and lost 75 last season contests went, finished in the o : _ rican} American League cellar. Balti- acer =9qm Snea ins in Playott:22e2 Sess often gives the call to a smaller : ‘ League for the second straight . as man — p06 srl pan GREENSBORO, N.C. # — Byjone-shot lead over Sam after 54jfore heading for Hot Springs,|was low amateur with 290, fol-|*°*" . ee wae, idee be cdo ae Mich State Bo fi both requiréments. wri — seg{noles. fink — ated anne sa the ag! _—* "|lowed by Rod Funseth of Spokane, Not since 1950, has Detroit fin- Ned Garver, the loser, was end | B Boshoven, 205 pounds, ss oll ed : stil nt he Wadlof the Gi sent Indianapolis pro/ment on > Maio N.Y Wash., 233. ‘ ished higher than that. Byt Har-/ whammed for six runs and seven Chosen Most Likely to|\, ®% pe: no business” winning when helwith one-under-par 70 for 279,| Doug. Ford of Mahopac, N.Y.. hits in the 3rd inning. Incidental og Y (Grand ° — as a freshma® took down first money of $2,200\five under par. finished third with 281 for $1,170. GREENSEBORO SCORES ris says he is optimistic as the n ing. ental- _ Win ‘ tackle, he rates behind in the Greensboro Open yesterday : Back of him were Jim Turnesa,|Sam Snead.............. 10-979 $2,200 Tigers embark on their 56th year|ly, six of the hits.were in succes- tae i a . .* * i "|Pred Wampler. -..... 21-279 1,900 i) the Junior Circuit. Fifth lace| sion and one was a towering : but still good. The 43-year-old White Sulphur} - Spring Valley, N.Y., 283 for $980,| (Snead defeated Wampler on second in : nh Pp B Then he sat in his car back of ' -| extra hole of playoff) seems almost like home to the homer by Frank Thomas with two MADISON # Ten newly|: What can these men do for the/Springs, W.Va., veteran and dar-| it for Wam-(0r2_, Mike _Fetchick, | Mahopac; inoue" vord =... 70-281 1.170 board ~~ ~~ iMichigan squad? ling of Greensboro Open crowds|' 18th green to wait al Frank Stranahan, Toledo, and*Bil-}Jim Turnesa es—283 980| Tiger club. Eleven times the Ti-\@ . 4» % ame “aoa sqylitipwr ie insists that the ma-|éince he won the first tournament oe comes neg ge ‘Wampler had ay Meceweet, Oteaee,, Pes 206, Se Prank Siranehss x0 te rin ned fh i. seven, Pies Bob Miller was touched up for veir ve fin rst seven s, eget ong =e ebthe on thei weakness last —— Aged 28 Fae, de i i he ieag|to do was to birdie either the 17th NO ee a Al 'peaseling « £20| second ine times, Srd six times,|three runs and seven hits. Bonus U.S. Olympic ring squad. ME ee eee eryee hae to{to travel ‘wo holes of a sudden-|f i8th to win by one shot Fetchick, flashing a hot putter|pity Rett... ‘ao|4th and 6th on eight occasions,|baby Jim Brady was nicked for The ten victors ih the .NCAA|consider Prose "’ ton ve > \ death \pldyoft to win from Fred| ‘‘Shucks, the way I putted here,|that sent home two 30-footers, fin-/#¥q Hawtin: : 2°8'7th five times and last only once.|@ Pair of hits and a run in the tournament Saturday night are| With Pta ra trong {bility Wampler in the rain. I have no business winning the/jished with 64 to match the course|Tommy Bolt....°025..%, 29 That was in 1952 when they won eighth. Bud Black pitehed the qualified to compete with National|ig press eat pase Hepreen rend *e @ tournament,” opined Snead. record equalled by Wampler Sat- Jerry Kesslring |..." T1287 mes only 50 games. Tth ae -_ escaped without AAU championé and the Armed: Maddock and Jim Van Pelt: ad, after watching Wampler} Wampler got his par on the 1thjurday, _ __\pa Come ioe 190 The club came back te De- | Permitting @ BH oF run. Forces titlists for places on the for the. Michigan quarterback post, 'c from nine shots behind with and came to the 465-yard finishing! Tied for eighth at 285 for $520 Jay Hebert. 14-298 170 trait today with 31 players and US. team. passing should impfove. — ‘lq fhird-round 64 to move into ajhole, which he had birdied three each were Al Besselink, Grossin- (tarry, Dempsey 7 4291 160 most of them had made the ‘ : | . fe itimes previously, in position to|ger’s. N.Y., and John Knight, Losjart wail 0000000). 14-202 130 gg he | Frank Giimer of Chicago, one ‘ ! Y wi ' Angeles lOrville White |... 7292 ~— «130, trip before, Harris said s — win his first tournament in more Ps nleting she tow 20 at 208 tor Chuck Alexander ree | 2 130! “certain” this club will win 1 4 “ than two years. —_— an ae Charlie Pariow. " . i390, more games than last year. He _ Fred's second shot stopped a/$#40 was Bill Kerr,- Montreal, ' * * ipolice.” Fert Gordon, Ga.; Joe Lansi.| The Pontiac Elks No. 810 |g lth—Dale Thomas, Michigan State; Ken| Softball team, member of the SPT leis Pa "ke | ity learwes, will hold practice | Owosso, Mich. sessions Tuesday at Oakland 2 see cite becbe Creek High|Park and Wednesday at North 4 rman. Side Park begin ning at 6:30 p.m, * John -Dresser, Toledo Devilbiss’ 147%—Hurley; Ykimoff, ~ 160' ; Ted Lennox, Michi- tt has enrolled for the fall term at pot’ rion, Gillis is a 1949 graduate of . drian. Five Michigan pitchers limited . halfback, said Saturday night he © ‘WHE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1959 me i = - COLLISION WORK “OLIVER "MOTOR 36 W.. Pike Se. FE 2-9101 See Robert Rectar, Mgr. for Free Estimates on All Makes of Cars Ne Distance Too Great (withia reason) of ig “St. Louis, which dropped a 6-1 to the Kansas City A's ye y, showed a 20-11 spring record, one game ahead of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Grapefruit League season finished yesterday with five rain- outs, The Chicago Cubs swept their city series with the Chicago White 9-2; the Milwaukee Braves topped the Cleveland Indians 3-2, and the Pirates outlasted the Detroit Ti- gers 11-9 in Major League action. Sox by dropping the Pale Hose |over the Marlene Hagge Wins Tourney Bauer Hagge, whose great putting bagged first money in the Babe en golf professionals toward Dal- las today for the second tourna- ment on the summer tour. * J * Mrs. Placed shot even-par B course yesterday to wind up with! # 219 for 54 holes and take $900 first) le prize in the fourth Zaharias Open, beating out Louise Suggs of Sea Mi Pleasant B Winer BEAUMONT, Tex. W—Marlene!_ Beaumont~Country Club * +indianapolis Indians of the Ameri- : Island, Ga. by three strokes. In a major-league game, the . — eq The Asheville, N.C., shotmaker, can. Association toppled the Cin- cinnati Redlegs 8-4. ¢ QUALITY TOOLS by ATLAS @ CLAUSING @ DELTA SHOPSMITH © DeWALT PORTER-CABLE @ SKIL BROWN-SHARPE. © MILWAUKEE TERMS AVAILABLE GLENN WING POWER TOOLS 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. ‘Five Block North of 14-Mile Road BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 o DAILY 8 to 6:00 — SATURDAY 8 to’ 5:00... FINAL EXHIBITION STANDINGS AMERICAN — in Wood Memorial Race | NEW YORK W— The Jamaica! Sits. Ae; football games and two on the! Marlette, 11: BO" lroad next fall, ‘emgte a: ; Ann Arbor University, 7 tN tational indoomtrack meet over the management was scraping around today for opponents for C. V. Whit- — went Everett captured the ney’s Head Man, who is enpocind ' the $50,000-added Wood Memorial | next Saturday. Mount Pleasant racked up 451-5 : | points to St. Louis’ MICHIGAN COLLEGE SPORTS 347-10 in Class Br Michigan 8, Desrelt ts | Lansing Everett collected 46%4| Wayne 16, Bowling Green 3. points to 28 for Flint Atherton,) Onto State 9, Western a Michigan 7 (and | which finished second in C. "itichigan Normal 10°, 2 Northern 1-| Palmer won the B 65-yard ™pirel Michigan 8-1, Eastern Illinais | high hurdles, ‘the shot put, the |** ea ai 65-yard low hurdles and the | Centra! Michigan 1), University of Chi- broad jump. estera Michigan 86, Ball State (ind.) | Palmer's :8.15 for the er Albion tot, University of Mitnois at) high hurdles broke the meet rec-|“"Werlern Michigan Preshmen 17, Flint ord of :8.35 he set last year. He|uslor College 0.) heaved the shot feet 44, did! western Michigan 9, Bowling Green the low hurdles in .:7.5 and leaped | (OMe) ¢ Geit | 22 feet 6 in'the broad jump. Dlinais 26, Detroi | ‘Trailing Pleasant and Purdue 24, Wichtean "aeate 12. B were: ¥, 13 points; Grand Kichigan Sate 3,3 hit P 12; Tonia, 1), ‘ “| oy 2 ois: 13% Oi: Milan, #; Alma, 7: Caro.| | Michigan State 37'5, Detroit ri a | seine $1. * and Plint Mande- _O ane Punt | Michigan will play ~seven: home | | Trotters, All-Stars Splitl DETROIT us—The Harlem Globe- series title. trotters clobbered the Gollége All-| The Globetrotters hold a iogame) Head Man Strong Choice! 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Wolves, who opened their season last Thursday with an 11-7 victory) over non-loop Fenton, take on an-/ other outsider today in visiting Other baseball action today sees Ortonville at Pontiac against the | Chief Junior Varsity and Romeo} af St. Clair. * * * Watertord’s track team starts | ONE agency provide you with pack- aged protection. : ’ FOR THE INVESTMENT IN YOUR HOME _ AND POSSESSIONS FROM ... FIRE... AND SIMILAR HAZARDS... » THEFT vis Credit is given for existing insurance, in any company (s), there- FF fore ne need te cancel your present policies, Ne need to wait until renewal date to take advantage of this Homeowners Policy which provides more protection at less cost.” Call FE, 4-0588 Free Parking Space New York Won Lest Pet./the final round. 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Lake meeting Van Dyke, Water ford facing Southfield, and Berk- ley playing Farmington. Royal \Oak, conqueror of the Skippers in the season operier, tackles Wyan- | dotte. Streit on Softball Association Board EAST LANSING WH. — Cale L. | Flynn of Kalamazoo was elected | ‘president of the Michigan ‘Softball ‘Association at a Sunday meeting of the executive. board. John ‘A, Streit of Pontiac was elected -first vice president, Edwin L.' Abbott of Ypsilanti second vice president and Herbert E. Kipke of Lansing secretary-treasurer. The board voted to abolish the state tournament for major teams apd hold a state class AA tourna- ment, limited to city champions. perenne naemeenciaincepanne e¢ A prodact of the Oldest Whiskey Distillery on the North American Continent , LAKELAND LADIES , Fal Standings) Uhrick's Ottm | arbor Bar Briggs r= . Sportsman Loule’s ;_ _Sssaaagser ie Hammel Walled Lx. M. High ee parent. 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Lemmon won an Oscar“ for his supporting role in “Mister " Roberts.” The ‘couple have one THE GIRLIN THE RED VELVET SWING | cea S@Nator Seeks Award-winning actor Jack Lem-|: to Clear Name Young Asks for Hearing to Counter Charges He Sold Out to Gas ‘Boys’ at a closed meeting of the com- mittee. “I think the committee will COCKTAIL \ ; . E 200 LOUNG 1122 W. Huron Huron Bowl Bidg. A Look = wer} Who's Here! Theat laughable, loveable comic MC that keeps crowds completely entertained! JOE ‘Cont! Back on Request Come on out! Never a cover charge, never a door charge, hever a minimum or LIBEL SUIT REPORTED But the political newspaper against which he complained con- tended Youtighas threatened to file a libel suit against it. An offi- wired McClellan that Senate rules “provide that a matter involved in litigation will not be investigated.” The newspaper is the Leader, or- gan of the North Dakota Nonpar- tisan League, which switched this) year from Republican to Demo- cratic affiliation. al-bill to free natural gas pro- ducers from direct federal price controls. The Senate passed it 53-38 early in February but Presi- dent Eisenhower vetoed it. Young said in a letter requesting the in- vestigation: “J have not, of course, sold out to, nor have I received bribes from anyone.” BIPARTISAN GROUP The special committee, equally divided between Republicans and Democrats, was set up to investi- gate any improper or illegal at- tempts to influence senators or others through lobbying, campaign contributions or other activities. s * * Its creation: was a sequel to charges of lobbying on the gas bill and, more particularly, to the limited inquiry into a $2,500 cam- paign contribution which Sen. Francis Case (R-SD) refused to accept from an oil company lob- byist. The karakul, a broadtailéd) sheep particularly adapted to arid) regions, lives chiefly in the Cen-| tral Asiatic Soviet province of ‘Bukhara. : 1 FOR FAMILY ‘TO . you don’ ~ ENTER TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER FREE ALL-EXPENSE TWA FLYING VACATION m0 Enter in Participating Stores During Tel-Huron Shopping Center's Anniversary Celebration Contest closes April 21. 5:30 p.m. Nothing to buy . ‘tenseness."" OF 3 4 t have to be present to et “ Dixie Mwy. (US-10) 1 Bik North of Telegraph >> TONIGHT << FE $-4500 want to look into it,” McClellan) | cial of the -publishing company) Young voted for the controversi-| skate?” she said. Blessings of Freedom" recently post, which sponsored the contest. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, ELOQUENT WINNERS — Essays on ‘The, Pontiac Boys’ Club members above. prizes of $5 each from the Wright-Fournier Amvet Auxiliary Hollywood Headlines: 1806 British Ponder Red Chiefs’ Visit Will Propose to End Disarmament Impasse LONDON (@®—Speculation cen- Mered today on the imminent visit of the Soviet chiefs of state. Brit- ons wondered whether they might make a dramatic proposal to end the disarmament deadlock or even offér a loan ot billions in gold.' Premier atnede sa Commu- nist party chief Khrushchev, known as the “Kremlin Twins— B and K" in every British houge- hold, are en route to England in the Soviet cruiser Ordjonikidze. They sailed yesterday from the Baltic port of Kaliningrad. Thou- sands of Soviet citizens shouted “Happy voyage,” a Moscow dis- patch said, and Khrushchev waved his black fedora in acknowledg- ment. * * * mouth Wednesday morning, cast about a\disarmament proposal, “We feel sure that the Soviet leaders’ visit to Britain will , help break “the deadlock in the | matter of disarmament; a com: mentator said-in an English-' language broadcast. He did not elaborate. Some British politicians have speculated, although lightly, that () . Retaskie, 11 (left), and Thomas Lufkin, 15, accept prizes from Mrs. Carl Bartlett, an auxiliary officer. Thomas’ essay has been, entered in a state contest to encourage boys to express appre- ciation a tneir commtry. won the two Alife Totastei they're putting on a good job of| pretending. They were at the Mb- By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Heartening news that Eddie Cantor is well enough to make a motion picture for Gregory Ratoff in New York this summer. Happy as a lark, Eddie tells me he’s just signed a contract with Ratoff, who will pro- duce and direct “The Fifth Sea- son,”” which ran on Broadway for two years; It's about the garment business, and has a great role for Eddie. “T played 12 holes of golf Fri- day,” said Eddie, “and my doc- tor says I've never been in better shape. The only thing he warned me about was to say out of trouble with George Jessel,” Eddie laughed. An amusing thing happened = —, “hen Doris Day, who plays an Eddie Cantor‘Well Again; to Make Another Movie leambo again, looking very reman- the Soviet chiefs in a grand ges-| * tic. ee Kinley Bryant, who was her escort when we were in Turkey, CAREER FIRST : “No man in my life,” she said, “at this point.” Sonja always put]. career above romance. WATERFORD DRIVE IN THEATER THE Fa Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads Box Office Opens 6:45 P.M. LAST TIMES TONIGHT !| MADEAY RIGTIIRE ha fa Ss yo Snapshots of Hollywood collected | at random: I doubt if it's any, surprise to Kim Novak that Mack | Krim will join her in Europe, The sight of the week was Portland .Mason and her eight- year-old escort Michael Hard- wicke at “The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit” premiere. After the first reel, Mike dosed off into a sound snooze, but not Porty, who had seen the picture three times but remained wide awake to the end! That commuter Margaret Ettin- ger is back in town long enough rine hostess in “Julie,” was told to whistle. ) “Just whistle anything,” said: director Andrew Stone, while they| ‘were filming the picture at the) Oakland Airport, “to show your HIGH AND MIGHTY Doris started whistling and no, one noticed until after the scerie was taken that she whistléd ““The| High and Mighty,” the song from | John Wayne's picture! of 1947. for the selection of Miss Rheingold Among the judges are) Irene Dunné, Ida Lupino, Joan Fontaine and Bob Cummings. It Zsa Zsa Gabor and Hal Hayes have no intentions of marrying, romTe {TUM CONE | I've often wondered why Sonja, Henie works so hard and knocks! herself out when she could take: it easier. But I am a fine one to talk about hard work. I work some- times as if I were wound up— and I love it. Bat, I did ask Sonja why she was taking a troupe of 150 people to Caracas and doing so much strenuous skating when she has such suc- cess, “What would I do if TI didn't “All my. life I) have been devoted to my career. | I asked her about James Me-| i | Takes Off With Cuffs DALLAS —Patrolman A, H. Bush is looking for. a woman who; disappeared with his handcuffs. ] ‘She was.unruly when Bush and a) fellow patrolman arrested her.’ ‘They fastened her hands behind ther back, Then they were called ‘to quell another disturbance. | That's when she fled, Rainfall im the Great Smoky | ‘Mountains often exceeds 100 inches. “NOT AS A STRANGER” Also “KYBER PATROL” Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. Phone FE 4-4611 Drive “In \Mivanion KIRK DOUGLAS i SILVANA MANGANO Ey 2150 Opdyke Road LAST TIMES TONIGHT “BEAT THE DEVIL" —_—-Aho—— “THE SHRIEK” ‘a year. , EXCLUSIVE! FIRST RUN! STARTLING as looking down the berrel of « loaded gun! BOX. OFFICE PRICES OPENS AT 40c ‘til 5 P.M. 10:45 A.M. ~ 50c Nites-Sun, Children 20¢ TODAY THRU WEDNESDAY! Present “AND _ "SECOND TL Ov-te-Le. (‘Paris CINEMASCOPE FIRST RUN t HIT! ss wast mans vss Paree! Follies e7 f 1956 ' Warner Bros. JOANNE DRU ALAN LADD G. ROBINSON JANE RUSSELL - JEFF CHANDLER | HELL ON The Soviet cruiser is.due. at the! English Channel harbor.of Ports-| A cryptic Moscow radio broad.) Warted off the speculation) ture might offer a loan of two or three billion dollars in gold to bol ster Britain's economy. Vandals early today daubed| white paint on the statue of Com- _'TWENTY- NINE | or didn’t jeopardize his ‘health. Shaeffer is expected to receive his Eagle Scout award in May, munist hero Karl Marx at his grave in a London. suburb. “This | is one of the first of demonstra. tions we are going to make against the visit of those two Russians,’’ an anonymous ealler telephoned police, | * * * Unidentified persons ignited gas- WANTED TO BUY . 1000 COMICS Also 1000 TRUE LOVE STORY MAGAZINES and National Piper's 35 Auburn Ave. FE 4-8240 oline-soaked word shavings last night in: the hall outside, the Soviet news agency Tass. Scout Hobbles 20 Miles to Earn Last Merit Badge SPRINGFIELD, Ill. ®—A 13- year-old, Chicago Boy Scout, his legs withered by polio, hobbled] 20 miles on crutches to earn a final merit badge an Eagle Scout. Joel Shaeffer admitted yester- day “he was a little tired” when the 13% hour ordeal was over, It earned him his hiking merit badge, the only one he lacked. A scout official made the hike that'll rhake i | reo GORCEY we Huntz HALL Bowery Boy 4 very BOYS with Shaeffer to make sure the | | 5 * Preteced by SAM RATIMAM WE DIG YOU FINE! on THAT AT WON THE Pe Oakia CO-FEATURE , 4 ROARY CALHOUN in “RED SUNDOWN” Due To The Overwhelming Re- sponse At Our Saturday Mid- night Showing of “ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK” We “Are Happy To Bring It Back | For A Regular Engagement. - GARTON - HEMEY SLATE - OHM ARERER story ond Server Py by ROBERT (RENT PROoUCTO * Cwected by FRED 1. SEARS » A CLOVER in “THE GUN WEST” in Color nde Wed: “The Man Who Never Was” & “Green Magic” Frank Sinatra—Eleanor Parker—Kim Novek OPEN - 6° 10:45 A.M. ~ 4 ADDED: @ “Spetiol “COPTERS ‘N’ COWS” Cartoon “HIGH AND FLIGHTY” Features at 11-1:35-4:15-6:50-9:30 PM. Hear That pg yoy Winning For the Best ome ot ee “Love ts a Many Thing” DOORS 10:45 . We — Eve. Bee TODAY and TUESDAY | 4 ik hae Se ee me Ne ee ee aed a Pe eS Se ee ene a ean mee OnE me yn ere re ee ae ee, sie Baar Gi 4 : ‘ ie . 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TH’ SCALAWAG // TIRED, GRANOMA/ AN phy LONG UTY WONDER HOW HE MEANT 1 INAP EVERY DAy./’ THAT/ iY es | Wf sit ae age aac a _THIRTY-ONE- band received a first division rat- ing at the state musical festival! in Muskegon Saturday. The- band qualified to play In) the final all-state festival by. re- ceiving a first division ‘rating in the district festival held at Wayne! University in February. Each participating band selected a warm up march and a concert) number. In addition, the band played a required concert number for that particular classification and then played two new numbers; for the sight reading classification. The Lincoln band was the only Pontiac Junior High band’ to at tend the festival this ‘year, reports Eldon C. Rosegart, director. “Couple Hurt in Crash; 4 Children Unharmed Four children and their parents escaped serious injury when their northbound car med. another _— afternoon . Telegraph road at rape Lakt road, Pon’ * tiac police said ‘Clifford D, Woods, 31, and his for bruises and leg injuries pte Josephine, 25, of Utica were, The killers, who. wounded the ‘hospital's founder, escaped by au- tomobile. In the village of Aradippou, a gunman entered a_ theater and| |killed Andreas Zannetos, an auxil- liary policeman. He also wounded a girl sitting nem to the police- . 'Burglars Invade Homes, Steal $40, Wrist Watch Reports. of home burglaries in the southeast side during the week- end are -being investigated by Pon tiac police. A sneakthief entered two homes through unlocked rear doors Sat- - lurday night, gaining about $40 from a@ man’s billfold at 184 Rae- burn St., and a $60 wristwatch from 190 Elm St. Det. Olii Hoffman said the crimes apparently were committed by the same burglar who entered five homes in the area last Friday "| night, “4 ng aan Ale WR ‘Dr. White Examines wies Top Chinese in Taipei Family Escapes Injury as Smoke Fills House | A‘-10-months-old baby and two jteen-age daughters, as well as their jparents; Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Schultze, all escaped injury during | a 45-minute blaze Saturday eve-| home at 23 E. Chicago Ave. . ing room cage. Besides smoke damage to the, upstairs, firemen estimated some | ed when: fumes were ignited by a. gas furnace, they said, Three-Year-Old Struck by Hit-Run Driver — A three-year-old + ye Zz a f a Be i E He nl ning in the basement of their The only victim was a pet para-, keet, found suffocated in his , iv. i i fj Drive right up—stay in your car. you can relax, knowing venience. they'll serve you in just a few seconds. 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Hatch, general for the National Assn, for the Ad? advanced manager of the vancemem of Colored People, jae .| Bloomfield bang yesterday said there are indica- * advertising . tions that Negroes will desert the the early | , She will aid in Democratic party this year in up around developing the large numbers. : while losses agency's mer- * * & around a point. chaniising and He made the prediction in a ‘| ‘The rise -didn’ editorial speech to about 300 members of ag? ticular demand, and for clients. the Nashville NAACP opening : sie # under Friday’s modera: The new staff-C. B. TUKSAL their 1956 membership campaign, ering in some cereals. | of 2,450,000 shares. member revently developed the na-| “May those who want civil May wheat maintained a firm wp ‘S'iittle on ; rights legislation adopted expect . tone at all times, Some other Poultry tional women's Program |sen 3 | atl i The steels and railroads for the Studebaker-Packard Corp ames ©. Eastland (D-Miss), : wheat deliveries got back above DETROIT POULTRY almost all alone -\chairman of the Senate Judiciary the previous on the rally, . April 16 (AP) —Prices where she correlated studies of) comm t : y|Visions on the higher side, but they ittee, to cooperate to as did some rye deliveries. Else- lve: pouty Cee hin. | nek come support , women’s opinions in merchandsing |jegisiation through his commit- where, the market remained quite|. Heavy hens 99-31, light type hens 20-| i ratts and the and sales projects while acting @8|tee?”. Current asked. weak. Cavoneite * tdovias & public relations assistant * * * * * *® pereerr scos sig slightly seoninene “With the Southern Democrat Wheat near the end of the first DETROIT, April 16 (AP)—Eay fod.|viretnned “wedudine’ the alls, The addition of Kleber J. J. Le-lin control of standing committees hour was % lower to % higher, |Detroit, cases included, erie Hat Seas Phage Pard, of 81 Oneida Rd., he jot Congress, election of a Demo- new —_ _ . to 1 fowee, a arade, be aee tt wed avg Pas en ast vg Sa sales staff of Ward E. Partridge cratic chagpete insures the con- a A2%; oats 1. cent lower, | Realtors was announced recently |tinuance Eastla May 63; rye unchanged to 1 cent 5 Ci Np feeder ~S by heads of the Pontiac firm. Le-|eontral of the party machinery." higher, May $1.29; soybeans 1%! 4: Inrge 43-46 "wed avg. 434s aj atl had } manetheer Gott She Poel Pard was formerly associated with; ‘The Northern Negro voter who - sph : ae pet cag 2\S-sa owed org at eR dent would turn thumbs down on P. ramet Inc. of Detroit as/has supported the Democratic par- tol a \ow- : fi manager. since 1 or, May $18. "a tt see: tls he put proctint of tt dnt tadon lens ine tet moe 43-44: medium 41. At noon the Associated Press| — : : ; : motive Trade Ass'n, he was On!pivotal states where the Negre Grain Prices Grade B large 3970. as te average of 60 stocks was up 80| " DOWN, BOY! — A cocker spaniel tries to horn ~ ‘Munich, Germany. The lamb and the dogs from a the staff of the Pontiac Motor Di-|holds the balance of power camono's MCAOO, GRAIN opening” mos SR, grade’ Tarte 3-38." cents at. $189.70. on in as a girl feeds her pet lamb from a bottle at —_ nearby kennel often play together. vision for 2% years, * ¢ @ ‘ary —~ average added 60 cents on the day, Lome ie , some re- grain: ve BY cee om MICAGO BUT us oANP, FOGS | .op|but the rise was somewhat dimmed Growth of ac’s Becker-Pal-|ty Already coo May severe. 238. BOB Sisences Bs steady receipts fb , ones le, bur-|by the fact that gaihers and losers mer Cigar Co., 10 Cooley. st., takesidesert the Democratic party this gota. Boat NS eer ececii coms caeeeer-=s Mining Industry Deaths in Nearby Communities zxesrss: nsrsuractt n't Mar <..cccc, 216 July . ent: 18%, ‘54.50 ST ih ‘ , rival of the first consignment of : May eevee 142% Bee isct! LIM vals fae “prices unchanged; OB. Py: New York Stocks Dutch Master Cigars under theiTo Confer Master Degree qu ieeeeees 146% mare ne bs — cor’ ion poe cons aa he ~ SP, 46; (Late Morhing Quotations) ; Charlies B, Ward [Ray at home; a diet, Mrs, Effie tobacco distributing company’s re- Mec lesce.. 139 duly LIIIIL13.77 [mediums 39; 0.8. standards 38; “tires Admire! ...... 184 Int Bush Mae a es. id OXFORD — Service for Charles'Duffy of St. Clair Shores; four|cently acquired Pontiac area tran-| Tuesday at Lake Orion Mar --coers LEM Sep oo----- 3418 137; Checks 96.8; current receipts. 3 * | air Reduction 43.5 Int Harv...... 3, B, Ward, 75, of 2470 Baldwin, will grandchildren and four grea t -|chise, LAKE ORION Master Ma May + 67% > ° Tied 6t: 4a4 ‘be held mm. grandchildren. ... 8 : . 4 arrears Livestock Allis Chaime 3° 410 Killed, 19,710 Hurt, 3, from . "| Les Palmer, president of the|%% Degree will be conferred at ‘ ® DETROIT LIVESTOCK Alum Ltd .... . A er p eneareee y Funeral Home, Mrs. William Powell franchi the meeting of Orion Lodge No, ate 1a he eotty ee, ae Gee . 2 / etery. He died Sunday at his home. be ers. Pontiac, northern’ Oakland a Pleading guilty to © charge of! CattienSalabie’ 3.000. Largely a) Am Gyan... 483] to Earth’s Surface Sir, Ward leaves bys wile, Sare;|M%, William (Emma) Powell, Tl.lCounty and a portion of Macomb|st the Masonic Temple, Siskday reckless driving. John H. McCas- fpar cont recsipts cows: sngnier m Mt & Pay. a a son, Charles William, and twoi?t aa, Wes “ By I beiCounty. The firm already holds a| “0 8® men om Baptist li 2 of Madison Heights, was|fesine srereee tnd sbove fully) Am Motors. ... 183] PITTSBURGH (INS)—Some 410 daughters, Mrs. Mable Feather. 22ld at 3 p.m. Tuesday Rich-lsimilar franchise for Johnston’s|Wi! Visit the released from Oakland County Jail! iow. west: “aula ana “commercial Ait Mews. 38 43|deaths and 19,710 injuries were Te-|stone, Mrs. Ruth Prigmore,gall of S70" Bird Chapel here, with bur~ipox candy, he said Church at the 10 a.m. service. following payment of a $25 fine|siceay: cows and bulls and stockere and| AR oka) iit, Loriterg’...". 12gjcorded in U.S, coal mines last year.)England; and five grandchildren. |aieq Saturday after a long itinens,| reuner’s Ve i eS a ie Clean-Up Week and $10 costs. He pleaded guilty | [eecer* se): .Mat'so. "some. g Am Tob ...... os Lou Kesh... $8) Of those injured, according to Mrs, Kennedy Gorsline She leaves ber husband; twolttct: plans to hire a new.salesman/OCIGr to the charge at a hearing held |low choice steers unevenly 18.00-20.00; Am Viscose | > 14 artin. Gl. f3ithe U.S. Bureau of Mines, more to handle orders for the -new line.) 1 gare ORION — The week af me Leib of | scartered , sales and chotee fed) Armee sti... eo, Meed Cp.-..-. J84ithan 400 suffered probably per- MARLETTE — Service for Mré.|daughters, Barbara at home, Mrs.iiie wit contact between 4,000 and] , by Justice Emmett J. Of heifers 11.00-18.00; high choles scarce: Armour® Co’ 30 Merck, 1..." §23imanent disability. - Kennedy (Maud) Gorsline, 7%, of|William Sheppard of Walled Lake; |5 99 area deal . April 16th has been Springfield Township. Somer heavy, = BS te 13.0: can-| Atchteon vee RS oo Pa. a8) . na Angle road, will be held at 2 p.m. and two grandchildren, ; lise “Clean gg by the Village A $35 bicycle was reported stol- ity oan “Spuenecetel “boka 13.80: 00: os ae. by] eeter i wl Ss , _ Hho grim ploture of death o from Marsh Funeral) . Daniel A. Grow Establishment of a new branch brush. will be picked ig Friday night from the rear of|sbeut two leads quod, and, eholee year-|Kveg aiig " "'! '¢3 Movoreia.-..: 46) Injury Im coal mines was 0 |Home, with burial in Marlette Cem-| AUBURN HEIGHTS~Service forjotfice at 20490 Woodward Ave. has| placed! pr - y ne ling feeder steers 18.50-19. alt & Ohio... «7 Murray Op. $1.7] eost Im men’s lives to mine 490- |etery She died Sunday. — placed at the curb on April 19-20, a home at 341 Howard McNeil St.,) | Calves—Salable 380. Veslers opening/ Bendix Av .... $62 Nat Bise - tend . ° hb Daniel A. Grow, 72, of 3271 Au-/been announced by officials of the|,. part of the program, . Pontiac police said. The owner, | Sctiz®, ,$1-00-3.00 Rigner: a eety 100 Be weet ade ee | olin = . Mrs. Gorsline leaves her hus-|burn, will be held at 2 p.m. Tues-|Ross Operating Valve Co, of De- . ene a James Smith, of that address said|25.00; some choice and prime individuelt| Bosing Air .... $4 Net Oype $2/ In other words, it ¢ost one hu-/band; four sons, Clarence andiday trom Dudley H. Moore Fu:|troit,.The agency will serve eight ————— the theft occurred between 10 p.m.!prades 1400-1900; cull and low utility| Bond @tre .... 3 Net Lead .-.- 27 man life—not to mention the in-|Harry of Pontiac, Kenneth of|neral Home, with’ burial in White|communities, including Pontiac, COCKROACHES and 11 p.m., police added. © | 10.00-14.00. orden ...... 86 WY Centre! . 42.7\juries—for each one-million tons/Rochester, Earl of. Marjette; one|Chapel Cemetery. He died Sun-|Royal Oak, Port Huron and Mt. . | Shee jable 2,000. Slaughter. lambs) Borg Warner.. 48.6 wort & West 66.3 ida G 1 Bracken of ' opening active. strong, some held higher:| Briggs Mfg... 334 Wo Am Av ... 904 ot coal dug in this country last|daughter, Mrs. G ai mn of day, Clemens. One Full Yer Guerentee int clam er — Oe ee in 'shorn send and choice under, 100) Drea othe... tar Ror, Pee > SUAlyear, Lake Orion; two sisters, on El-| He leaves his wife, Queenie; a ” * — at a market at ISON | 90.00-21.00; few mixed ge hs choice Bud tes $3 Onto On .... 443) Both injuries and fatalities were/bert Jones of Brown City, Mrs. son, LaVern Huston of Drayton) . The sales and service branch will] From Houses, Apartments, Gro- St., where a stone was thrown | wooled lambs 17.00-26.00 sheep scarce. | 7 Wie Owens Tl Gl. T4 up from last year's figures of 395|Floyd English of Peck; seven/Plains; a nephew, Clinton Grow; |be headed by Wesley Grotewohl, |} ©*'Y Stores and Restaurants, Re- through a glass front door, Pontiac) CHICAGO LivesTocK bees ine pan *Eo” : Falcoal diggers killed, and 19,005 in-brothers, George and Floyd Amon/and two brothers, Cunt and Fritz|formerly manager of the firm's di-] ™#" Out. only one hour, Ne police said. | CHICAGO, April 16—Salabie n Pec. Seb Berga Pict .. 33-31 sured, of Peck; Frank, Albert and Guy|of Montague. a rect sales and engineering service] “"* used. Pleading guilty to a eiarge ot] teat on" butchers compared with mest t| Sabres So . ni Penne eo bY THE CHIEF KILLER nyo of got cay ame agg ~fheeny iat in Detroit and Eastern Rox Ex Friday as much as on . 0 126 Pe RR... pac, is , driving under the influence of liq- few er tiand 3 rade Hantne pais; sowe| Cater Trae’<. 658 Fepet 233] The increase toll came despite Ariz: 33 grandebiidren end 8| iit . ae : cone yee po _ MOTe than iors Pont, Oh. ME. Bide, FR soem uor, Monroe Bozarth, 28, of 900 S's 196-270 Ib butchers 14.78- 18.38; with Chrysler ..... 729 Phelps D ....: 674]the fact that. last year was only/ereat-grandchildren, Baldwin Ave. today paid a $100 is ) paid for numerous lots mixed igure Mis gee? Bhilco . .---- M3lthe third year in the history of| fine and began a Sday jall sen-|snd,2 mente IB. cum, prneomiats felSncaNfS™.. fl « PuuMyMor < $138 Tuning Industry during which| Olle W. VanWagnes tence imposed by Pontiac Munjici-| with . 1 and 2 end; « few lots mixed ne ose 123.2 Pilisby Mills . 40.6 ot recorded. LAPEER—Service for. Olin W. ; 1 and 2 these weights selected at 16.50 BLM oes £ Pullman. .... 70.6/@ Major disaster was n raw? pal Judge Cecil McCallum. aro head mostly I's 0 ib Col A ..0+ 25.8 pure OU 482/A major- ‘divaster is one in which VanWagnen, 83, of 308 Turrill Ave.., 15.60; ae itmited volume 2 and 3 290-/ CO O88. ----. WRT RCA oot. 40.2 than five miners lose their) Will be -held at 1:30 p.m, Tues James J, Reilly, 28, of Detroit, 35 sS'nesb.00; larger © ee come ‘up be Gee Ges... 8a owen St... OS ~o day trom Baird Funeral Home, paid a $100 fine and $25 costs!sround 600 Yo 11 15-13.19;, best sows! | Sees os 1eed Rev Mot... cee with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery Saturday after pleading guilty to a Sager 280 Te seable vo ibe 400; steers! SOP, Bt aM loge Der Tee 5... M3) The industry's chief killer re- |under the auspices of the Lapeer charge of driving while under the slow: prime grades seazee, steadr,, Cinere| Coat Can'..... 4° Settra’ ot. |, ,| manlned. That te falls, clther at |I0OF. He died Saturday at his} 1% influence of liquor. Reilly entered .-; c-— to, 3 lower: cows, ge A eaat on wones tt Seovitl= ure. oe the mine face, off the reof or (home. . : his plea before Bloomfield Town-} io nag ed ee glmnge eg maf Spree pore F ig?" oe Qeire Re .. 324) He leaves one son and two ship Justice Albert C. Carr. 24. load lots high choice and Deere ....0° BOY *he" FN : H - was re- daughters; Olin Jr., Mrs. Lloyd choice and prime steers. 21.00-23,00; bulk Det Bais |." 344 Sinelair O .. 68.4 jowever, some progress Hazzard and Mrs. H. M. Dele Driving while his license was choice a cagel * oma 00; most good steers Dis C Seng’. ’ 36.7 Yocony Mob ... 14.6/ported last year in reducing haul- . . . 2 16,60-18. commercial Hol. | Doug Ai Aire .... @ | Sou Pec ..... 8 second- hanty, all of Lapeer; two brothers, ‘ need nies SS tee © sein sears Se 18 high choigg ang) Dow Chem ..:: G28 Sou Rr, 1uagiage accidents the second-ranking red of Jackson, Henry of Milling- \ "We Stop Any Leak He Real Too $50 fine and $15 costs Saturday 9-90.06; utility te low| Bast Kod. ''°: ‘Rand . 273) mine accidents. : ’ for Thomas Campbell, 32, of De- good 1300-1606: post *Tialty and coms Bt Auto dais’: $35 St Breed. 813] Charles Ferguson, United Mine|*: three sisters, Mrs. J. H. Rap- on! P mercial cows i1.28-13.50; a few high|Bmer Rad... 11.8 Std Ol Ind .. 886 Workers Safety Director, declared ley of Pontiac, Mrs, Cecil Phipps : $I SHEL trot. Campbell paid the court aft- \commereal core to 1400; eatiners | + tee #4 Std Of NJ |. 60.1 that y me ampai of Otisville, Mrs. Laura Nor- er “pitading guilty before Justice | Cini bulls 1400-1638: good and chotce|Paird Mor..’. 38.2 Stevens OP”.. Sta si sak red he| W008 of Wattinguen, D.C; 3 Herman Roth of Walled Lake. | vealers 22.00-36.00; most cull to commer-|Pirestone “".; 76 Pack... gqiaunched last year to reduce t ndchild at-grand- -RESIDENTIAL—APARTMENT was jciat predes.. 20-60-31 00: a > ore | wend ss * Getner Pay ... #85} poot-falj toll was a failure. He aire 2. ren and 35 ere ' ' Rummage sale, Thursday, April snd. cholc yearling rs wift # Co .. 47.1) saded that hart-hitting cam- fA & 18; 9-2 p. m. Our Shepherd .Lath- Meal able. shee wp 209) sinughvet Tan Msanve | Fr ‘Preah mre 3 Perse Cp “1384 paign aud ‘Ke mama me tae onayen 2. cart A CEM eran Church, Birmingham, Mich. moderately active: steady to 25 or more | ex Gu Sul... 36.3 ' M! (—Service arry . . Ce ee ae ee 14 Mile Rd. at Melton (4 blocks — — bal nally woseameer| \oen 2 Bee : a rent Con ‘ sis saaampentcadosscres |J. Clark of Maxbass, N. D., will Mectide | Bik ee HOME OWN ER ! east of Woodward). All types good sheep, steady: good to prime nosed WtleriGen Mills. 663 tne cette “18h ‘Rocket’ Engine Output ibe held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from ——— Ruth Cham) ie. clothing ahd household items. | 50.00 and above; a deck of chotee and {Gen Motors 4.6 Un Pae “paag) MOCKE ngine Uutpu |Lester Smith & Son Funeral Home | laughter of Charles W. Chamk Ask — AAT Reoreaka,ipebuged cbout 3 oage 104 Jnl gem mire. .es 432, Beit AU - Hits 2 500,000 Mark here, with burial in Dryden Ceme-|lnitv of Troy, became the orida off Ask us about: | good lambs 12.00-19.00; several decks | Gillette 475° Unit Prat). 522 nw . {tery. He died suddenly Thursday | Charles Valentine in a recent The'NEW type of home owners’ insurance. All you Paget = gr ae and lead 06 te 106 tb mostiy 4 Sine at Gu Ges Cp... 323) Completion of Oldsmobile's at Maxbass. ning ceremony. Charles is policies in one with only one ration date! your ll: 00 to 2. 85c. a adv. | |38:00-20 50; a short ~ food “and | pa ng ‘ 4, U8 Rubber... 88.8) 2,500,000th “Rocket’’ engine was re-| Surviving are two sisters, Mrs./son of Mrs, and the late expl : |pelte "19-00: a few eull_ to, most ty Gt No Ry... 43.6 warn B Bic ‘: $-4| vealed this week by J. F. Wolfram,/Abner Tripp and Grace Clark of| Valentine of Washington. The Rev. | FIRE—WIND—THEFT—LIABILITY—£TC. J Rummage sale and Re-Sale|ihern slaughter ewes 4.25-5.50 ear one oy weet Up Tel... 31.8/General Motors vice president and Attica, ; William H. Collycott of Rochester DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS , Shop. Thursday, April 19th, 9 a nn Holland Picks 16 Wests : $4 '|division general manager. Mrs, Allen Stephens officiated at the ceremony, ee p. m. First Methodist Church, Fleein Killers Shoot - rng Ral st sal ne red milestone event was signaled at a LAPEER—Service for Ida Mae! - : / _ SAVE UP TO 25% hile at Pleasant, Rhee: rnd g insu as +0 YS Moot iy |press conference in Boston where Stephens, 92, of 3373 Davenport Hostess to Lapeer Unit . ti t 0 C lee ane ; oe Jouns oh & T 119 the GM Motorama. is now appear-|Rd., Hadley Township, was held WORTH BRANCH — teu: Lew . «See or Call if your friend’ 8 in jail and nents «2 C p lit ooak 3240 jing. this morning at Muir Brothers Fu-|. .N' 3RANCH — Mrs. is bail. Ph FE 5-9424 or MA 5-403 yprio | eme | Interlink ices «rocks According to Wolfram, ~ first/neral Home, with burial in Fair- plenty will a a ae id the MAYNARD JOHNSON ade | SIA. C ww — ‘Kill (C. J. Nephier © |Rocket was produced in 1 and, plains Cemetery, Sparta. She died Lapeer County unit of t peer’ a — \Serack for” the third straight, Sum Figures after potas pean ae ctrnths|dev veloped 135 horsepower. Its 1956 at Lapeer County Convalescent County Hospital Auxiliary at her . Coma Sy tart mae lj | B d Wi day on British-ruled Cyprus, gun- | atien ies & Rauip Cor ph Low, Noon counterpart, the T-350, has a horse-| Hospital after a short illness. home on North Branch road to- Phone FE 44583 Inco n an ins ning down two Cypriot policemen. | ‘Gemmer Mt Mie c ce . : ae i power Fating of. 240. ; : | _Mrs. Stephens leaves her oma, ' ‘night. en moe ee son P . In Nicosia, gunmen killed Kyri-\ ft te ot si a i 3 ft tate ind onors akos Aristotelou, assistant super. Peninsular Metal Prod Co ji 115 11. . , - ~ lintendent of police, as he visited| Ruty’ Mile Go eeishett i ie ibe th. oe ‘a The Lincoln Junior High School| "Us wife: and 5day-old sori in a) tpioke eteen ve coe 14 isd . : maternity hospital. ‘Ro sais; bid ond asked.” A = > TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR “EASY TO USE — EASY FOR YOU” CAR HOP SERVICE irls will quickly take your clothes ond e best dry cleaning treatment possible. Automationsi—Here everything jis automatic except the help—everything planned for your con- The drive-in window saves you time and effort. No “bad” weather can touch you. You are out of traffic and under cover. ber promise ay ¢ at ii thn ita as lt Es iia net ia ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL, 16, 1956 by Tey Le E fl R ? 3 hicdibers Sisters Have Something to Cheer About ' E ‘ E i fi i ; EE g 1 g22 4 i i i u -f ne 3 E ¥ ee Og gi- ge ereve FF pears life of the program and to facilitate inistration.” its adm * _ State Department officers acknowledged ‘admissions wil] fall short of the 209,000 contemplated in the present three-year authoriza- tion. Dingell said his bill would and would he 15,000 more. Ale said it ‘lao ‘would modify the present ban on tuberculosis suffer- ers by who are ' allowing those _members. of an eligible family group and do not present 4 public health menace to be admitted. - Detroiter Fined $20 Apex ee ~ CLASSLFICATIONS Card of Thanks eeesereeeges 1 In Memoriam srepecoeonse " Flowers eeepeareneseceewere 3 Funera) Directors Monuments eee ee eeeeeeene 4A Cemetery Lots sa oveeebece 4 HOR eee Oe eee 5 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Male “......... 6 “| Help Wanted Female wets 7 Help Wanted Male 6 | Aqrual, 2088. OFEN TH U2. 90, a | male_7|Eimployment Agencies 8A 12) GRAEBNER’S. ae FOR GIRLS RECEPTION e) ; ' Teer ree eee GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac “EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRLS” Btate Bldg. FE apeeees Peevreteenee eee eeeee 8 &¢ >’ seeee © ‘ acer ee FOR CASH IN HURRY, sell through Classified Ads. : i Anything goes? Dial FE) Tape TAS, PE 2-6019. i Pe ce FADES AND RENO. |= work and ‘ex Ve o. Reg i= Service. 3 ite reiagam. Mid-| _b n Dental Assistant recone preferred. 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RADIO & TV. we 8. PARKE 8T. Bank 7 rates. apotter. mien MElrose Btate . ernizing, FE gee | Yee JOHNSON’ AND TV Furniture Refinishing ....16A ry, Mrs. +4821, : Bide.. feean © GiGEKHG CLD pLGoks | =o Garden Plowifig™.........16B) Bird Puneral Home, Walled Lake. HipeRiencen” “ion wees SEM, |EXPERIENCED PASTRY COOK RECEPTIONIST & specialty. Cart L. Bills, FE aa Tailoring 16 or wane i rien Income Tax Service at Star Cleaner, 206 FE. Pike) ci in person. Hotel Waldron, | Pereonable young lady to, do 9? sLOOR LAYING, SANDING, FIN- SUITS. COATS & AL.) FE + 3600. 168 E. Pike St. - eeseeel? ROBERTOON, APRIL 14, 1%). gear| EXPERIENCED SERVICE MAN pe er nde ant eae. Ys. "Bap. Guar, work. Orie, we Hiren FE ‘4-101 meg ,TV SER Laundry Service ecesscces ch a, BY Mrs. Ge ieve Reb. for . — 5 grvere fl ity SEE ial cy at CA- eyes estimates. Leo & Jack, FE cA CHILDREN'S At-|° Open_ Ev: 2-2076 : 3, Lil-| Steady work. REER 3 er Bidg.. w Nareligne A. Aveadia r 10 Landscaping — ....esse000.18A fan siormer, ia mt and’ Aber Must furnish references Call for) _ PE soe eee ee Ie SAN sING_ AND am. PE oan "Typewriter Service 224 Moving & Trucking .......19 Rebarteon: dear brother of Rel: oT peRIENCED WOOL PRESSER |©XPERTEN CED. WAITRESS C AREER Modern equipment, guar, work) Garden Plowing 16B)tvrewsrrens & appina Ma» Painting & Decorating ;.,.20| lian and Morenee Englind. Fu-| apply in person. 1308 N. Perey S| Caurant, 6726 Dixie Highway, <7 aemnane Foe ae 0 | an General ‘Printing aod Ottice "Sup- ore) peral service wi wes NCED W MA 5-6336. cP eeniGkWiRIKS END * Th. LIFT QU! NT, 7 | Photos & Accessories ..4...21) Gay. April 1. at 2 Pit ome Clawson Sn Se KN. Main ex PERIENCE TEXCED. watt wiltkas GIRLS ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED.| plowing, dusting. leveling and | Ply Co. 1 rene RENTED Physio-Therapy .........21A) Teterment’ tr Oakland. Mills OU ARE MARRIED AND ji; POLL Tie BAKERY SALES- RECEPTIONIST for doctor... $200 FLOOR, LAY NG. SANDING AND CUSTOM PLOWING ND GAR- Mitchell's, 133 _N, Saginaw _ St. Cemeter Gardens. Mr.| have a car end need to earn $100 iad "|RECEPTIONIST for dentist ... $100| finishing. Alger Miller, 18 yrs den plowing Tractor work. PE Upholstering 23 Television Service ........22) femetery. Mamétial tate ai the| per week the vear-around, eall| poviac press Box 73. GIRL PRIDAY for bigwie $350) Pontiac. MA 5.0888, 48189. ; : Typewriter Service .....22A| _Meivin A. Sebutt_] Funeral Home| Puller So ee ttt. __ Git FOR OENERAL OFFICE | BOORKERPER experienced _ $200|" igor, CATING, SAND PE 62080, Meviachmente of plow, disk, and Charo Yale paares. UM. ; . at ip I Tors work, Shorthand preferred, Insur-|ACCTS. PAYABLE own trans _ $260 FLOOR BANDING, LAYING. ottashe Ae, ra lined, $2, Lined, 83 per panel. FE Uphoistering . .......000000623 APRIL 16, 1956, RUS-| TRACER LATHE OPERA lense dontranio. Brum. SANDING, LAYING, FIN. es 4-1 * . o RET LA ance experience desira rum-| ANSWER PHONE - + $200)" hot water Sheater. ke new, . sell 8, 1090 V Rd, be- mett-Lincicome Inc, 377% B. Tele- R full charge ... $360 .., Gardner, Central. FE EA 6 ed husband a Masel Roser EAD GRINDER OPERATOR ee Oke FIOURES? os He pe ne sree Lae Be siRbes PLOWING AST yan tng. Oe Cooley Late. Rd. EM srrangement - OFFI RETAIL SA ‘ ERAL 8 REPAIR. 1. Free e: 2 NOTICES later Donelson-| All muat hatte p experienced Oe ee aces Mae RD OPERATOR, own| Brick. stone, cement work Ofeveling. soil. } ‘ be sere = pre meget poe par _Law i ah hd eed OL EE $770 and tile | @LOWING AND DRAGGING. u THOMAS UPHOLSTERING may be seen etter * DM. GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL| _¢4878 or MY 25002. 000 | | srg ae oe ; HOUSEKEEPER W1D, BETWEEN ; MY 3-403, _____| siTPCOVERS, DRAPES_& BED- Lost & Found ....+.++04+..24 —t_—- ie pha ally RG. ct co. the ages. of 30-43. PE 3.4370. HA OBS FOR MEN r lo, ST. Jog Mugus Marsh. ROTO TILLING spreads. Your material. FE 5-6797. ; ; , HOUSEKEEPER , NO ee Es} Hobbies & Supplies .......24A | SAWYER, APRIL 14, 1986, JOSEPH.) g977 Orchard Lake Rd Sane 6 Eh inate’ so eee ANIC |... . ‘i USE RAISING Lawns ond gardens. Wayne Dutch, Lost & Found 24 mg husband of y LAID OFF? woman in charge, good wages TRAINEE for retail mgt... cavating, cement work, top sot!| _¢f: Notices & Personals eocvnedll Be. ele re ot and time off Sekiena e374 . OFFICE MOR. fill dirt and gravel. FE 2-2721.| LOST IN THE VICINITY OF ” Sawyer, Mrs Harold Brabbe, Mrs Reese ae | a pen tnt Saket este la OPER Gar on HOUSE MOVING, FULLY ORLANDO sn dlestraits, Lake, small br brown Gog. Pp Mra. . " Apply s. irl, 26 to 45, good with children. ie — : oh : ROTOTILL mes, Veooet, ond hn nna Praser; liam Peetland Also ¢ | J08. FLEMING, PLOOk LAYING,| Gardens plowed, lawns tilled. _ Market 4-31.22, w , Mrs. Edith wa J ey “wars, | 4 = et Nee. une neey = caine. Some aa ee nn Bite Ph * 92-4405 ~ ies -| Poet _F BY THE ae ‘ta! i pty sum of money = ANTED ‘= : 7 — ~ . . BLACK DIRT . Wid, Children to Board ..,26) Sai‘. held Wedpesday, ‘Agel 18, ae wend, opie west. mie| ee * dave D wet: Instructions 9 CAND CLEARING — STUMP RE- Pplow. garden. FE_5-1207. imoetegs coer, Semenete te Wid. Household Goods ....27) Piai.20, am, from, Fermer-tnover) pat “woodward. sen Labo Pas. other ‘belo, #32" References, AM CAKE DECORATING Counsm |_erew broken OL 140s.“ __Income Tax Service 17 _Roch Friant Arata , 27) op - HH.) pital, . 46667. = er AN’S BROWN BILLFOLD Wid, Miscellaneous .......28| Ravage, oificiating. | tnterment 10 | owen ; GARDENING. AND PAINT LADY TO LIVE IN. CARE FOR 3 eg NEED NEW KITCHEN STORAGE) ous + TAX SERVICE, YOUR “eet Cavalier, Gas Station. Con- ne Beef, erste’ an ths TAN: GARDENING ND PAIY | aman easy otse Ava eds °O8 REDEMATION IGN AY.| Wit" regia’ OM > 4 Dr MiGmar ar mines Pe tend 07 | Gis Rend ‘person! gaze Money Wanted cnvccesecal rarmes -8n mt p> ons ‘| MOTHER'S HELPER $44 DAYS A ica, USA. Companies pay over. PLASTERING AND REPAIRS. ALL INCOME sax a vic IN YOUR _ Clarks a 8576 Cla) w. to Rent 29| 2 Ron ‘Tuesda}. aEchANic W : BU-| Peek: Live in Christian home. MI) seas fare if hired. Write Se work t _home. OA ae MANE Te anted ee eeeeonnde tek - Pontiac pet a. Ander 20, W. National, 1020 Beene’ New. rates 2-4864, INCOME cE TAX 8 SERVICE’ NO WAIT- Cost Your a sie” Share Living Quarters ....90/WERA.8 i Bi Oxford. age 78,| Rmpubiic re im izann 70 DRIVE THE SANE |" liteom aa wer a | JA é ro NNEN Wicnigan_Aotmal ‘Rescue Lean . : n - en mmere ACK BA : Wtd, Transportation ......31| beloved of Sare Ward, ' WAY AT “SAFE-WAY”" DRIV- FE 40274. NES LOST: ENGLISH SETTER, FE- dear lather of Mrs. Mable Feath:| METER READER Part Time ER TRAINING SCHOOL Say WEE Aw REPAIR. male, whiteliver ticked, vicinity Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs, ....32) erstone, Ruth and’ city of Pontiac, salary $3,809 to ° Bus. nes. FE 8-1645 PE meas ‘Kalle? — TAX SERVICE Southwood Rds. Charles Ward. Puneral ¥ grede ; 5 ANTES B-06i Vers Kemer 7a Rewart on vias Wanted Rea} Estate ....32A) service will be helt Tuesday,| Stirea. ‘da 8. 40 hr. week’ Full ; . DIESEL POWER @jROOF MASTERS. NEW AND RE- : Lost: MALE CHOW VICINITY ; CF 12. en Triage. ben y personnel Opportunity 18 revolutionizing industry! | Bitter we sie Te | ~©6 NEW LOCATION of East Silverbell Rd. Cinnam . sat re officiating. "in-t office, city - hi helt, 8. Parke. Mechenleall ae men in iO suYDER PLOON LAYING. color, Answers to name of Gen- RENTALS UFFERED - will Tle tn state as ne Bossardets| steady. yeu ny work. Perm For Girl or Woman tain all fatal ‘of Diesel ng oa | _ sees aot totic, Monee F/T #. mA FE 2083 Bete “eee es en al Home, Oxford.) eetiia e-2161 ait ips Write for Free Book “Earning|S§EPTIC TANKS AND TILE Laundry Se Service __ 1 Monta: nag mi Pe §-tbad, Rent Apts. Furnished .....33 = “es BOOKKEEPING EXPERIENCE Power in Diesel” Utilities Train-| fields installed. Trenching and 4 pet. Please call FE 5-7542 . : ; a FoR sn ehity bs = 4. am on, a a ae _ing, Box 13, c-o Pontiac Press. gene OR 3-5212 or Wood |: ack CURTAINS, PLAIN cn et RUF. | ee: io See: ‘ES. ONE FE. Unfurnished ,.. OES. ao cutis Rent Apts , : aoe Card.of ’ Thanks woe Box 10° Pontine Prsess siving 12:30, Days PER WEEK. AP. Work Wanted ‘Male | 10 — TRENCHING ‘AND _Teuedry Phase F rE see a sold, lost Fg Rent Houses Furnished. ... ‘ a IG | nen nen J " / WISH TO THANK OUR MANY “ana _and_pay_expected._ FULL PARTICULARS TO BOX 161, YEAR OLD BOY WANTS | BULLDOZING LAUNDRY, WASH . ARD - DRY.| ‘near Oakland County, Beag: eClub Rent Houses Unfurnished 36 friends neighbors, for their MAN — 6 PONTIAC PRESS (Work of any kind, PE $3138 a poet tS cou ae ait tAUNDRY™ es | s found call OR 33475. Reward | ent t. Specia 4th jaa CARPENTER WORK NEW & FE +e oo SER ares Rent. Lake Cottages p+ 36A ee al berearement B L Piotmaee with ear SaniY PLAN DemOnsTRaToR —feDMlt_PE sane. Buildmg Supplies — 1A saiea Tentiee FE Lost: 9 MALE ENGLISH SETTER, For Rent Rooms — ........37) Sat'Lsshors Truck ant Coach end| OFFICE MANAGER | eam mory, with iPoly Parties! SASEMENTS DUG. SEWER AXE | ~~ ‘~~ | WASHING TRONING DONE IN| . white’ with brows Orchard Laxe. und ‘Coach and ' " nt Ouaranteed| WaAter connected, No job foo large my home. Pick up and delive id Tk Frese Rooms With Board .,.....38 i _- ee. Qummer position at, Wenjea Toke livery. Beli over ~*~, fascinating| f) too sma: all. $-3401 or Wrecking Call FE mks’ LILA BRO. PE 24002.°C. KPa se Puineil Convalescent Homes ooee DBA) . one eat. = tnd ties, Call Detroit. Senn CARPEN ER WORK NEW AND . DER. "oie Kenilworth, Y's ars PATENT Hotel Rooms ....-+.4s++4+.39 In Memoriam —_-2|OKE REAL MAN FOR DELIVERY) son 6-200 maven Dye, i240] “repair, Poor tiling & insulation. MSDE RN 40 .UNIT|__ Landscaping 18A leather purse with Canadian bere Rent Stores seccceovoccece In Lice Pere” c, or ° a ative 9, @ positon — eas RELIABLE oe cosas lk LIVE CARPENTER AND C aBi NET APARTMENT BUILD- wereding. EM NG” AND FINISH rl gt a Phone FE 24378 ‘ a, k_new and repair, OR 34857) ING S a SH) —&redin FO pants LANDSCA®. Tae: Rent Office Space .........4l neased aways A Focne Sar 44139 for interview op: with children, ere quam, J's Sore CARPENTER WORK. ALL KINDS ING. SILENT FLUSH ED FORCES LANDSCAP- “OST. BROWN LEATHER WAL- For Rent Miscellaneous 42) misStmifing way’ and Ft ee NCCLELLAN Baut_co. _|RELIABLE Winow WOMAN TO tio, re * BATHTUBS, BA i He re eat jolla On'L. 6 Reward. Pigase contac . : ry to ong ony elm al _take care of’ eet FE 2-822 a = J . - L. Omehundro. Mon.-Fri. 8-5 PAR’ — ARPENTER W N OR FILL oat ey Le a tans AED Mega nid "baled "oy at’ °° |Pinen Teacetent” opearinty tar RELIABLE WOMAN, "OR | GIR UA Neh eorimnl oe SS) ROOM AND KITCHEN | driveways graded. PE_t-asa2, |= Dutrolt, Twnsend_t#t00. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE|®m* Soy. e ey all him Fs. Great Laker Overhen for abetyatting vita ot Lake large. Free estimates OF Si. NKS.. MEDICINE NERAL S TANDECA PING. ya _Hobbies s& Supplies 3 24A ee; To cls “hand ta the bette? esene. ‘ . SALES aS CARPENTER AND CABINET -8373 seg Gas ETS For Sale Hoos een) Hak Bet eet | SALESMAN) nap ‘what an an ana Gated pattie Bw CABINETS. RIFCHIE ‘asians eg, bess op. "BE ARATUE SER gt ; . children. . ’ Fiat time, rtunities galore,| *¢°@Ssories. Salary and commis. | | CARPENTRY oa | PE 49006. Lawrence. PE 314 1 Vs For Sale Lake Property ...44) _children rience not pecessary Apply SUZETTE |Mtice'a Brin CANNES hoe | ARD SIZE DOOR S| LANDSCAPING _Notices & Pe For Sale Resort Property 4A; Flowers 3) _Heignts TE _Repairs. EM_ 3-4775 COMPLETE WITH 7? *off ana fat ot ices & Personals 25 7 4A _-241_Pierce. Birmingham CARPENTERS, ALTERATION At@r” . Se eS | __OR3332 aad Suburban Property ...... —eensre SILK FINISHER AND REPAIR fepal?, PE 6-270 PE 44168 HARDWARE AND —— Aerotred Knapp Shoes For Sale Lots ....cecesu..48 0g Wr meee OMS 5000) Relbresct Goa wadee hast Ae nckee Te “eae RE! JAMBS, NO. 1 OAK LAWN sore airpoR'Mfg HEPOAD 3 io : 1802 For eeetee 7 * * «_ MEIrose 44631, Holt ty. __| F L R J N G LIKE Sale Aanenge epeesece Funeral Directors’ 4 WATTRESS, APPLY IN PERSON CEMENT WORK. FLOORS. BASE-| 1: 7° MIRED ~ BUILDING . “Wott W secmew Pecos '® For Sale Farms ..........:48 , at Baran hott Satte 5° a mente & arveways. Cheap iabor.| NEW. FIRE DOORS, re pant, _|108 WEDDING EDDING INVITATIONS #7 1m Rent Farm Property......48-A| p, AIR AMBULANCE GROUND |, _Sunday or holiday work. |i) EGFRICA STAIRWAYS, MOD-|.4 : i Sutherland Studio Baron Sh. L WIRING NG LICENSED SAP ArT LiL” towne STRAITS LANDSC. oktne = Post Sale Business Propetty 0) |, cosrs TOE SNR, IG & Fs. ec ERN TUBULAR RADI-\ Qt css on uae eeee Beri: Mo por weRT ey id jiu ~ . Rent, Lease Bus, Prop, .49A crys, Serib’s Drive-in. 10 WF vere. Relabie, PE S005. | ATORS, COMPLETE) tandscape your home. “Nothing | pare Burne. PE 24614 #3 Mark. . _ = arinkne POLL TIE =| PLUMBING 7 wren| BOILER ROOM payments NA FOAM WILL | For Sale or Exchange .....80 TE somes | FExture- [Pen E Se Pane Be Bl ee |e CUIPMENT => LUM-| amttapetaden Present) Et Stet WinelRata 6 ; ’ over, FE 5-080 PLUMBING WORK Sone REA-| = | _mates, 3-207 HOUSEWIVES: HAVE A PARTY eee = WANT LADY TO COME INTO MY TouNG ous mast eeikES WORK BER, STRUCTURAL ROTO OT TLLING. GARDE “AND and eam cash or ‘bostess gifts. Bra Donelson-Johns men cat Se WT Pers rk eae Gage tad winnie tee FE STENT TT NOS ‘00 Busi ities 51 pd |WOMAN. 7 TO 50 YEARS, nick —*3375. TO YOU R PRICES. Dinca’ S65! Complete | In Debt? ness Opport » weed FUN ersona ; '/ un “DESIONED FOR FOR _ FUNERALS” | Must Be Journeymen h vietributersd Rares elocsee Pac hied Work Wanted Female 1 nn SALESMEN. AT ST TE _FE 5-3140_ | if you aré having trouble meet- Sale Land Contracts .....52 —“spangs.GniFrin Case Seniority Advantages | gaat? nvesemeae! Manuisetures ag women want watt wasa 84 DAILY AND SAT." “Moving & Trucking” 19, & inculoss cagare Sot | Money to Loan ...........53 Thoughtful Service \" Long Program | credit or bond Pontiae Press| ‘fg.and cleaning. FE 71-0223 82 SUNS. 6435 \ AN re __ SELLORS. INC 41'2 8. Saginav | ; : * bees | Box 17. _ | ALL IRONING 3 BU. PICK UP A-l morn TRUCKI “above Oakland Theater. FE 8.0456. | Mortgage Loans ........... al Vooraees- Siple Plenty of Overtime | Woman FOR SIMPLE COOKING) 9nd delivery a dav service FE DYKE AT HARPER, “erie MC 25m or PE Soo OPEN TUES. WED. & THURS. . | ; light housework live in. $30. Large, 1 \W \l NU 35-0874 | 2% _tvenings Dorothy §. FE 21244 | FUNERAL HOME family Other help employed. Call BABYSITTING — WASHINGS AND) ‘'**2-- atOrceacle A-l LIGHT HAULING. ANYTHING | PARK YOUR : Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor | trontngs done bu. FE _anytime, PE 5-0673.- RIN 2 CAR | MERCHANDISE PE 2-8378 | ' —_ rea SAL MOVING -HAULING At $0 Lateyette St. $6 per_month OAY WORK OR BY THE WEEK iC COLD Ww 55 Cometery Lots $ Mt g. C orp. ~= ___ Help Wanted $ Phone PE $-1339. ; Reasonable Rates FE $2488) Dorothy's. be weeny, rE eneccecesecrenecenne sah! NSN | EXPERIENCED WHITE LADY ad HAULIN NYTHING, ANY- iu a For Sale errr Uni ue Opportunity | Wants house cleaning vy hour WwW k g time FE ssa USED JUKE BOX RECORDS. 21? Sale Household eee57 WHITE CHAPEL, BURIAL or yore CAPITAL OAK PARK, MICH | A, f ~ Well Pa id FE r ec In) ABOUT ANYTHING “HAULED. |_E. Pike. Open F Priday & Saturday. Valentine Gifts sconaselincalincttieatied lin ali: TH EXPERIENCED, BABY _SuTTER Baggmenta. we cleaee. FE Wed, Children to Board 26 eee EULA aad NaLig Se | Hm Maa OO ine YOU, HOUR, 00 Weeevereenes Fami Small modern convalescent home a a 3 DAY CARE i " For Sale Miscellaneous -..60 . IT gcSReila Sot amet | Seca eens Bova gte | MOMINGS 0 OU Ay FICE “Sere he ur ono ASAE Si EEEPR Do It Yourself ............61 BOX REPLIES Bervice, ‘. pist and occupational (a NOS WANTED. Business S Services 13' Perry. Call FE 5-969. Local only. EXC CARE FOR 1 OR 2 CHii- T Also full-tim> attendants mone, 103 ee OEE ~~~ | ABHES “AND RUBBISH HAULED _dren.. PE. 17-0637. & Equipment ...61A At 10 a. m., Today | |WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN, Male female Kindly . sow a. | LICENSED CHD CARE. : t to operate milk. boftling plant. detailed qualifications po f Rone. 8. ‘A BU. 1 DAY SERV- ACE TREE SERVICE ee ae ._- annen Sale Musica} Goods ".......62.§ there were replies « Good salary, no Sipday work wine Pontes Pines ” waiton Blvd. FE! i: ool Get our bid. FE ASHES AND RUBBISH AND iceNgeD~ se Sale Office Equipment ...63.) the Press office in the “eam, need. yrrget Pd., Roch-| 13 set work the ta] coment Sertice ee 3904, Ostien Gupsis Law en 3m | fummiture, Prone FE 28 s| you are g¢ to work, the RICAL WORK ‘AN For Sale Livestock avecceesta weekly handling beautiful ster-; come is unlimited. Apply in per gd Soe og Mig Slee. iousectoneed | face ate ove. 2s Mvante ‘work. rie a aati TRUSE | _Wtd, Miscellaneous , 2 From 8 a.m, to § p.m. ling and fine Bavarian china son . and references if necessary FE, CHIMNEY W ORK | = Wanted Livestock .........73 ail poutd 0c fe Leads plentiful. No canvassing CRAWFORD _8-268T after 6:30. We specialize in chimney clean, © DELL CARTAGE BEEHIVE EQUIPME: Pm 3013. For Sale Poultry ' 4 red. immediately Tbe Sat weomegy. FED or FE AGENCY WASHINGS, TRONINGS DONE IN| jtocal and Lone Distance Moving) _sfter 4 p.m =e sesafaass ess Gssumesn no respon poet 834) «WwW ORUrOn OR eto, mr howe, pine caveliom werk oe ag -_Rhone FE $4000 wr TO BUY — MACHINIST S Sale Farm Produce .....3|j hit “lor verere Vater | PARLRIETER TO, CAPE OR) — MF gen 0) See inc ness ei ck PARDON AY EL, DRIVEWAY | tools, Pe Sree Sale Farm Equipment ....7 wt portion ‘of the fret ¢ | time. FE. 5.0000. Employment Agencies 8A\ eee | fs ete an ett vat Bin i anted to Rent __29 Auction Sales * of the advertise Employment Agencies ©" Would like housework by|_tateret com TRUCK ANYTHING PROM TRUNK) ~~~ staerecsesens which has been ree }) BEAUTY OPERATOR |~~ 2. 1 FE SORLCLEAR VOOR poss 6 Uk| © to refrigerator. enytime. Call FES ROOM HOME NEAR. WHITE deree Veet ceucufeusee || Experienced. steady tuii ume pe| BIRMINGHAM the day. Please call holstery. Pree estimates, Fa) 4008 aire | om Seite ee Pertly furnishes. are made be sure to sion, Ale conditioned sai . OFFERINGS ie 2m Dish anytime, Cheap. FE i710 COUPLE WANTS 2 - BEDROOM | home unfurnished, we 4.1800, Bt side. FE Smith Leip |PONTIAC PRESS EM- ployee, wife and child . desire 3 room furn, ‘apt. in Pontiac. Reasonable rent. FE 28181, ext. 1. ad ee Se cy. \¢ i: ae y a PHHRTY-THREE. ACTION! ent: ee & eee ES oaks large oF Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 11M. Safran Eves ii 8:30 CONTRACTS WANTED ———! ah ee TE YOUR ‘ contract or equity in your 7 ROOMS. CLOSE IN. NO DRINK- rea. weiome, 6 iliee “FE FE a email child welcome, FE K. L. Templeton, Realtor 333 Orchard Lake Ra FE ¢4563 + POR ROOME FON RENT ot |” ‘QUICK CASH ae ee ee For es brad a artes ask for Mr. ~ WHITE WE LAND CONTRACTS Bowes Foie EA: oe 7 ROOM APT. PRIV, ENT. $14 ctfer" with ao "additional hidcen | per Week child ” wel- Rerwy sottigment, Give us| come. FE 8-161. a "ptione call Free esti- 7 LARGE ¥ ma _orated. West side. raven. : : R LOW CAB. Nicholie & Harger Co. |? Ay ise Ru 33_W. Huron St, FE 5-8183 7 RO “PURN- ROO contracts—you'll| laundry facilities. Adults only ies vate entrance. 1. | oat Apts. Unfurnished 34 ‘= eee Oe Ge i 3 poeen Pe Babe or PE bbs tH ese fing etgeen,_ fie ij wet. of bn on seis * wove aod ‘alten Cigse in, Soran 8 ’ . 4 E. Pike, Cail after AL 7 ee 3 te E| 8 pm. PE 02308. 8660 Dixie Hwy. 2-1651 3 ! “MODERN, STEAM Phone OR 3-1205 heat, PE | 2-106: CASH, FOR LAN CONTRACTS. |? BMG. AND Bee te Wi : ee pa renwen, $440 Dixie Hwy.) fans” ply 7 ROOMS : ow “Oak- ae APT. ry UTiLiTins FUR- Wanted Real Estate 32A) pished. Adults only. 100 Pine OO ca FAAS Beran | CASH , TAND 3 48 HOURS 1 ae, crea scented. “ADD ” FOR YOUR HOME [re EQUITY Fare, im, Bo Grinkere, 114 Center. PT. UTILITIES FURN iM WRIGHT, Realtor | kaune aly. 100 Pine Grove. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 2 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY, OUR SLEEVES ARE. |;“noome-an - ROLLED UP !! And we are geared for AC- ae TT ee kia atectP ant Serbs | Sboupie anit PE ets ‘to «sell more than or 7 RM, APT. i CHILD WELCOME. TUAL CO- ‘TE 2 3 RM5. re 5 hae N_ Stowell. KITCHE NAND bath. cad pe, aN __Perry. THIN 30 a m1 Let us prove our claim with (3 RMS. AND BATH. BABY WEL- and RESULTS for Dresd wi ACTION en, si ani 4 : ou. “SELLING YOUN J ROOM APT. PRIVATE EN- | tran Close in, ‘ie, TH, Woot children welcome. 653 a E, 23ND c +7640. VALUE 15 OUR RESPON- Ree ee i a men. SIBILITY TO YOU.” Call | § Cottage St bath. Fic 40008 +6700 us NOW! - |8 R Ba LE ONLY noon PE, METTLE Petes Coren Oe Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor | Net’ gmploy. Go we |4 OOMS AND BATH, UPSTAIRS, Em "1 N. Saginaw St. FE 5-8165 | tertora H. 8 ‘sioe Drcecent Lab Open Eves. Pit 8:30 MODERN 3 BEDROOM HoUSE ec. FE_ within walking distance corner. |} ROOMS PRIVATE "E ENTRANCE. | Pike and Paddock Furnished or| private beth. Adults. F - unfurnishea. Can pay cash. Give, ROO ASEME. an address of house, Box 5, Pontiac 3 rent mal seb By Re ~Press _Lake. EMpire 30198 . = ‘ J ROOMS AND BATH. NO CHIL- LOTS OF LOTS ® dren. 47 OF Orenard Lake Peau of 3} ROOMS, ONE FRO! . tye =. bya Mwoat be have| bus. Recently @ . Couple you to ame on Real Estate,| only eh ah ORANGE 1362 W. Huron nm evenings ROOMS, A 5 FE 46492 or FE * in. rE a NOW OW 18 THE TIME OF YEAR TO 7 R ~MDEN, APT. SEPARATE. receive that TOP DOLLAR * ake priv. ie e week. EM 3-468, r real estate: We have clients |" 3? RMS NO NO CHILDREN Qooxing for good 2 and 3 bedroo: __ FE 4545 homes. If you went action give u t je \3 : ROOMS Ms AND BATH AT AF CARE. we 8 call an we specialize in sale)" Nicely furnished. Private en- Corner Williams Lake Rd & M39) trance Baby welcome. MY _ 2-4631. Office Open $-5 30 OR 31233 7 RM. APT PRIVATE ENTRANCE, _ After 5.30 call OR 37038 7E 5-6007, 107 N. ganford. J_ROOM “APT. BEDROOM | ‘NOT SOLD fumshed, also one ti, house- keeping room. 2% N od eanei __Lake Orion, MY 32-6052 or Not Sold tnx zaivare Pace 4, __bath” FE 5-0466 If your property isn’t sold. ye’ 4 its s "because it Wesart ‘been lied |» ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND J ROOMS AND i Ot] beat, near bus line OD “furnished. Vacant now, PE. 2-2887. * J NICE ROOMS AND BATH. COM- pletely furnished. Suitable for 4 \ _sdults. FE \ 300 Dine Hw 3 ROOMS, AL piss ONLY. — \___ Phone » OR 3 31298 | 1139 . ' 3 ROOMS & ia STPeER PVT PEDDLING your |" ent. 370 State St. PE 42872, IER TY > J} ROOMS BATH QUIET CLEAN > PRO! E R ry: : im iddleaxed eouple. 243 Chamber- IT’ DOESN'T PAY ur method of showing only to 1H. PVT. ENTRANCE | qualified prospects. _ saves rou)? ats: mies’ fore Quiet couple. -In- time and money, “Don't worry | a with lookers’’ Call us now. We, quire 200 Raeburn. FE 4-3 aft need farms, lakes, and residential —*" 2 rina roperties, We handle all details } ROOM GROUND FLOOR. FE or financing and closing. 246, J ROOM FURN. APT, CHILDREN Te Buy—To Sell—To ‘Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT * geicome, tit oret, 8 Pest MAHAN (2iiesaahe ees entrance, PE 4 REALTORS 3} ROOM. UTILITIES FURN. onaaien eon “Estate Exchange — couple. West side. FE FE: 20263 +7216, 4 ~ ROOM FUR bel PRIVATE =n a 1078 Ww. _ruron ‘trance and b Reasonable rent, NEXT eT OFFICE | _FE #1156. ie & Chicago 4 ROOM APT ry “OO SM PRIVATE ENTRANCE | | and bath. 6 me west of Pon- | R private entrance. Call bétween 6 am. & 2 p.m, FE 5-4844. #ROOM ae TED, 523 ORCHARD Lake +1” “tf |b. ROOMS AND ) BATH. $65 A _ month, Cal after 4 pm, FE 67440 o | 5 ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR. _¢lose in, PE 2-666). or FE 2-774 1 Ri AND ATH HEAT furnished, 84] Auburn Ave 1G. "HEMPSTEAD E +6284 100 EF -Huron ATTRACTIVE APT SVERLOOK. | ing Sylvan Lake. _OR 3 53-7466 BEDROOM LIVING f af yn vaio, ‘Trippy eal Mohawk ¥ or GLORIA APARTMENTS ; echa able in Pontiac. FE 44226 HURON APT. 3 ROOMS AND bata, $56 per month 103 E. Huren . Street INDIAN Viti 4 RMS AND bath upper Adults only. $65 a month. FE, 4-072 MODERN LARGE 3 ROOMS IN 4 family apt. 13; Oneida. All utilities furn. plus washes and dryer, aed at mronth. No chil- dren. ae UPPER 4 ROOMS AND BATH. Garage Lake privileges. Adults. rn Rent Houses Furnished | SECOND FLOOR. Downtown Auburn Heights, 817, | -—-~~-~— ¥ YOUR PROPERTY I8 IN OR) 3) WAuburn. Tear office lar kston | | tore oe wee 3 30, 95 MS AND BATH WITH ? * Soavecu ist floor. Small baby : Real Estate welcome. $24 per week, 453 Orch- 20 8. are ein igs Mich. ard Lake Ave. FE 68-1431, Apts Fo $16 WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS & BATH. iF YOU HAVE A HOUSE, OR “Heat & electricity furnished, farm for sale, see us now, We arate entrance, baby or ‘omen ¥ aiking distance have byte, . welcome W. DINNAN Pontiac Pisher ‘Body 66.3. Huron PE 4-2877 B ante. ‘ADpIy & t 806 St. Clair St. WILL =F Purchase vous LARS ontcalm = rty. asers we: $16 PER WEEK. 3 ROOMS, T- Office 8800 eM 333 iha. vate bath and entrance, heat & Ph. Pontiac EM electricity. Bab? or child wel- R. F: McKINNEY come. 008 St Clair, 3 block east of Baldwin north of Montcalm. Univ. 1-5798 LISTINGS WANTED go FF. ae. Residential, farms and business seein Rh aaah ATIMAcrIVE STREY | MOD Dersonal service on OUT) Natural firepiace. Washer. Gar- ll. PAUL D. i AMMOND bit yess. Oe” cal ater ¢ pm PE Sit ayven_re! S4i18| SLOOMETELD “ABER WOOD. BUY OR SELL Ave. trantportation Teas $80 per I wih our prop- te. New! erty LP sil eck efor you'end| mesg. ou how to get cash if the tm. bache’ ier ce R. D, a 500 Elisabeth Lake Ra rr +1187 | 8 RENT 1T. FAST; through Rent Ads! Room, house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads give 28 ACTION, Dial” a : ae: Clark ks. with us! le tice. kl ei . us! S ROOM *PT AND BATH. PRI 2 a RM onene. LARS FRONT block east a Baldwin north of | 30 FT. EDROOM YEAR ROUND b:) . lake front. Modern adults, Myrtie | H __2-0361, Hetghts Rd. Lake Mrrie. 2-472. T BEDRMS. ” WALLED LK. MOD. “lowe city. Reasonable. MA on” 5 ROOM BASEMENT HOUSE, GA- rage and breeteway on Mill Lake, A ad out. 22 Auburn, rear of- EDROOM BRICK, COMMERCE: 2 ero egglliens basement, of] furnace. | er. EM ‘pays. t heater, auto, wash- FURNISHED FARM HOUSE FOR ae «| MODERN, 4 ROOM HOUSE_ 1% rent; ghildren welcome, $16 week. Call Romeo PLateau_2-7360 FURN COTTAGES, CHILDREN | welcome, 3816 Dixie Hwy. LEASE TO RESPONSIBLE _— bedroom heat, r rend Ie eo Long: Lake. Town. _ MODERN, ee abs, om Pont Hak Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 fine,” | Sta pome me Fo Eg eee at For Sele Houses _ 43 __For: Sale Houses 43 __For Sale Houses 43. DB “It's Joe's warning to the engineer?” _Rent. Hesse’ Unfurn. 36 4 PL NT Meges. 04 8. Jessie ‘dren, FE Convalescent Homes 38A For Sale Houses 43 6 Fore en, 3a00 We oe, 'e fon peved ctrect sit ele, Term WILLIS M. Ni “BREW ay FE 46548 ae Sa me T ROOM Houser. nn EAT Inguire 547 W. Huron. ome or ae erred. 3 +7610. rE LARKSTON ESTATE odern, tri-jevel hom: ¥ ABLE sTONE AND frame. home, beauti- fully de ted landscaped. owe Scar garage, ges eg «Sakis “Stee 5 p.m. TTTRACTIVE ROOM FOR, BUS, 2-186, Close downtown ‘and yi, an Fas “RILEY, BROKER £00 ‘Eiisabeth Lake 4. PE €1181 . Pinegrove Ave, Crn, of N. John- ON. CLEA NVENIENT ROOMS , co fot mien. pee | ¥ cupeaee oe » ml Clarkston 2 8. MS Clapketon, Mich. Eire ras ogee HILLS PRIVILEGES. On bus Near town, PE ~_ Rooms Wi With | Board _38 2h MEN. CHRISTIAN HOME PRIV- rege Here's a home as Exc CARE |] : i OR 2 CHIL CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN. ae ons N FE 5-0076, 47 Florence rE unity eee E 5 a oe Ld = beautiful grounds | Se lovely shade 8 ___ Hotel | Rooms 39 Fr. sith “HOTEL AUBURIN 1 er 2 room spartments obiten and unit. 4 «Auburn HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $13, $17.50 up. | _West # ree, as Etat ees | RJ ~___ Rent ent Stores _ AAA too 8 SAGINAW er AVATLABLE for eal kind of business FE 5-21 Rent Office ‘Space — ; rie MAIN FLOOR LOCATION. ON West Huron, next to Riker For Rent Miscellaneous 42 iergy cruboern gem mee ee Balawin A Are. "BUSINESS BUILDING FOR RENT IN HOLLY PH. ME 7-3611—ME ¢4337 ONE WAY COAST TO.COAST NT HERE LEAVE TH Clos Trailers e. £. cian ame Disle Hwy. ___ For. Sale Houses Al. BAVE A FREE ASD CLEAR 3 room médern home with good | garage and land. Will trade for same inside of city or near bus _ lite E 7-6661. RANCH TYPE ALL BRICK HOME 3 bedrms. 1 basement. Garag: and breeseway feet. Cornus _tile bath. OL CLARKSTON, nat BOHOOT. bedroom, custo: butit house. tached press. fire ines. nea carpet, semen paved walk. ‘Alu tum storm and _screens. MA 5-9782, acres, pear Rochester, OLive 2-3108, NO DOWN PAYME NT Good credit ts al} bon is gh wen to buy this new 2? bed house w basement. (Wiring is — included. OR _3-2837 “GI RESALE ae | I RESALES 2 Plas mr Le. hes “73 "pede oak West Uretimere. a Ms oil fartiace, aluminum rane eine REALTY aidwin PE $-8975 ai THE . ‘SWER TO IYOUR PROBLEM=-— ant fee eee, rem Want hire, 978 BALDWIN PE 4-4203 : Multiple Listing Service INCOME : Same vi \LUET, Realtor soit ‘Rea Estate ate Exchonge -A HON F OF YOUR FA Oy, i Saree, howe built fen land. Priced to. Seu with terms, 4 Fy heat Paved street, cone? 1 NICHOLE Dorothy Snyder Lavender 3140 W. Huron Pr 24411 2 Ext ete e8 if a Ee £1, Sey Ready co SHEPARD Rochester OL 1-781 “$400 DOWN Rae ae a i hes| Boel ee ;, DRAYTON Hote is ae ‘dior "ahh and 2 ts ¥ rabie’ Aeeeety i ub a o win ba ead oes “ore uve yo Seer Ge ROAD $750 ‘Bown PAYMENTS $37.97 RS TAXES & INSURANCE ok i bahia at WAGNER HOMES 1960 N. Opd “y Rd. FE 4719 L. H. BROWN, Realtor 139 W. Huron Ph, PE 24810 | 5 BEDROOMS ge a te det, Mike's achool district. | LA SALLE PARK fred Sate toate) ak Total price $6, si hee enon. EAST SIDE, INCOME 3 wales Be 2 paths. 3 ee fay ext uonuEN BUNGALOW Fie’ fat "tetvwtier Sdenh i for’ Kiddies” Handy to echoo! '& stores, $1300 down, JOSEPH F, REISZ REALTOR | © 53%, W Huron &t FE 2-0259 ors MI: 44418 7 ROOM HOUSE i‘ bathe, White Lake srea, Ge- e, large ‘lot & lake privileges Pull tea $8060 with $2500 down Call EM 3-0301. counrny HOME Larse§ bedroom on 2 acre — t Proud anne yeeceates ore Ferd wood floors. see, sean penn, 5 at garage, "pit soe cure MORLAND, ANA ; i*. . et shower, gh = water heater, la bedroom. Only $900 down. Call MU 46883. on "paved ‘ 5 Large chicken house on property C. * SEH -TT, Realtor 8081 COMMERCE RD rM 34707 | | 7400 1 HIGHLAND (MSO) M_3-423¢ | MOVE RIGHT “iNt | New 2 bedroom he > pos live ing room with din' ¢ L. Generous siged kitchen, Complete basement Automatic off heat, Tiled bath 2 nice sized ao soon ia . $1,500 down, $78 month AND HARGER Sm "CLARKSTON and brand yt Lerge Iiv- edroom mod- For You ern Vameatow Sunvemienn “Hitchen ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES wind. fe money tase 450. town. PLANNING A MOVE TO WATERFORD? Here Are a Few- erings r Conudersisen pototmenta “to savertice. One ef have ever 8 vie t m can- Tistely at $12,009, wilh cash to mortgage, SON REA DORRIS } 4y 32 W. ures Pas Phone | 41857 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Bateman You'll Be Proud Te this custom built ! ranch e in the iy area rf ft. tot to the extra pane! fed fo the full basement, Every detail hes had ex . The custom agree thet it" $13,980, Si il tec ° Drayton Woods Ranch a spt i . You" miss this one, = Price Reduced , heat & many other extras This is by all means the mostest for the leastest Only $12,960 . Bri ick Ranch Near omen take Shopping Center, 22 foot living room le x garage. On large parcel 60 RL n.— 10.800. ; Pine Lake 6 room contempor home featuring 1% tile , Cue knotty cabjnets, : ‘wonkore walk-in“ clos- ets, aluminum siding, win- =. wey A softener. All CO TOOTs complete in every deat. You'll love -st. $15,950, Sacrifice Bulider needs money and will sacrifice this fine brick ranch home with attached, plastered garage 32 eel - rooms and two full tile 4 baths for fess than 616,000. You'll also find a ft living room with Tenpesses marble fireplace, ovedrsined kitchen, with an ebuntance of custom cabinets, Ander- , son windows, Luzaire of beat end many other fea. tures for your comfort - 5 ie (Tt pleases we to please you), Kampsen di Fe "Toa*Reaaieat ings: | REALTORS FE 4-0528 scaped bath. $13, at ‘Attractive 3 ranch ‘home, oak floors, full basement ranch home on hill- | lop site, low _— . rae to 377 6. Telegr boo ith nrg 6 oon KNUDSEN cays oe oe rae FR : information call Mrs, Spears, ussell A, Nott, Realtor 110 W, Pike - _ FR 46005 Sylvan Lake Village Sam Weretes om sever ranch ena STOUT'S -Best Buys Today I: SHARPIE BRICK BUNGALOW - 50 DOWN 4 BEDROOM Located near Blue ‘Theater NEAR DOWNTOWN Large & hom Saginaw Chart MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH B.D. CHARLES, Realtor _ FE 4-0521 sae SR WEST SIDE $595 Down PLUS COSTS NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES gas Sak at, Hood = a ead hig chy Sewer sewer wee past Montcalm fence et Sarasota. OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M, PEARL BLDG. CO. FE 5-7923 rice : NEW 7s ROOM AND BATH. PRAC. tically finished, $300 down, OR ae. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH INCOME 5S rooms and bath down, 4 roome and iv entrance, room down. New aluminum sid- . Lot Tne, ie. income, EAST MANSFIELD * LOW "BUD" Nicholie Mi "duemens LAKEFRONT HOME ~*~ a OAKLAND nae as ™ Ne | - ONLY $1,500 DOWN 2 nice lots with Sos vastere oe Sruly a bargain st ry e r Gi roux-F ane on Die et es a rE baie PAST SIDE i ND BATH. Of 4 ® HEAT. W 2 CAR GARAOB, + at ‘Sn. BS L. Templeton, Realtor 2399 Orchard Lak, +4063 TRIPP N. Anderson i. I Ottawa Drive T Bewatiful brick Colonial. Estabiished to 1916 MACEDAY LAK Es rma, wo * re p" decorated Shae” moders Kitchen. $14,500 with $4,000 down | $1,350 gee For this west subur- otal price QUICK POSssESssION— rm, rnetigw, clean a cond iti 4 bedroom - 2 up and 2 down. Full Lemiragy of} heat, 2 car garage. rms end = sereens, Reasonably priced * ag stone, Leslie. R. _ Tripp, Realtor va Ph Sen MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE Cass Lake Fronts... ANOTHER REMODELED _ . Qa. HOME aw 7 ONT AC PRESS, MONDAY, ea RIL 16. es a al 1058) of a | ia peri oa a DOWN By Jay Alan eT For Sdle Hi re Ls wees eal fo: AS faha DOWN PAYMENT Handyman | CLOSE a moult Safe EO, JOSLYN i _ NEAR ST. rd living room Duplex, -2- = JOR'S THe rms . Picture w _ Bloker apts, § "yoo! L p ndow. $12,000 = ; ., soak. MA M. ELWOO LAKE FR . Wi wh Rint oe ae teas ates a ILLIS M. BREWER ite Se yee SOUTH _PINE LAKE FRONT |B i 18 “verms, ar nee or sa PE ssn 8 ° rick R ie rd. ore ove. at iD an mm 3 Bed; " ge living rooms rt inch Home fae ummerset Rd. 3 wh dese room : -R anch at ee pe HE dandy — ie Large ; on W ood . $21,000; terms. of land. Prieed washer, ea ed Lots North of Ponti é dows. Gas her Gepeed). 3 an aiken ot veo dome par men Srewwoeat ere ats 400—$700 sins gee oo as \ re abt fat ate es ay Bg be ams, 2 ital we | Subir ‘ among the tow. T . te. Call” it Ra. ‘yeas x. Suburban—$250 : Compare built for wo F: + cs = =: 8 piss Do i Sn comes amil Seseiewe big pa AN IN- wn 3 "hay to pmeetie oe ven room 2, : 103 i a ; ‘ , gee Lge Bae wo an Ld r Whitte: ae 16, ; Lots of iy trees on. all Total price ons a 1 i % jr built-in Dav drive- Frade $10,500, . ve. WN ee car et “Lauda a wih 4 es. THESE 4%. Man , Gomplete ced more Trade — wea ~y tin ig hg L PR Lake Privileg: C fea- * nat ve 8 les Lan LL. PRICE 24130 ft beiohd es * an. ¥, Con fee num ct 7 At Newdetone . bic ony it. lo in aah * new attractive ‘ { : . TODA ; orma- ‘Aren't you as ; = taceday Lake. Sacy Sutomatte of Clark. ¥ eshamed—~throwing e, Ei Situa ofl . 96350 aay ted "on heat tis bat. F 7 G umpire the m: REAL VAL! 909, ith, ‘or Sale . Poe. THE “ELDORA *AYLORD srw 9 etn oe eatery UE—Large § West Sid sod on lot Teale. Gib | 2. Lots 46/ | ‘: GI's $7 DO” 136-E. Pik 4-9584 For Sal season?”’ money f.- wd ‘end ide Brick "py ere Uys eslie R. Tri F 50 Dow e ___For Sale Houses : $7500 a @ for $s Colonial | DENTE. OW # cor vr. | ee eerenre ripp, Re : HA $2 100 Dow. $9 mre. & oun.| heme. OWNER, NEW s 43 hom AN we, - a ee ee UM: street altor : ] Fall Pri td wn 50 DOV home yi NEW RAN : For Sale closed with oil = bedecom . etre Y¥ FE Open Bree ; IX CLARESTON $14,700 VN—FHA © ‘asiz, thee CH TYPE ——_ Houses one perch. 1S Large rear, brick ai ti a $56 PER MO. 0 AChE “— Sale Houses 43) 4%" oreh. Pull Bath, ere | ct, Sens iit ACES Hs SORA, first WITH yic-vowe R MO ACRES. 1, ROOM, MODERN. anaes reel Geoatas ving at i's "bee _y & -F- _Ortonvilie | ry Bl. a room, eae AND I FOR SA d Fd. off Sache! WE WHLI ~ | $10,800 *pargein. aitera Her ons i3iei9s in "4 mee | ‘ following reach o u 600. ne. \e ba oo 500 RAN : m Web- W SES renee, ec’ | a avon) Sette ae ai IF Ronattce- tan Sina, Dg | Notot Fon | i je own. the = i.e ge "cakk storms & scre ot Willems Ly wired. sutom Bucriar eli | lates is coro 4 Famil | A. limited orth of Ponti i : ecto bee “roe. ange 4 paloted ary wa with shower — ier, oom, 9 rom end ball =, et one atte bet waist teptlec, lated. A [um ed rege. Oak nily Brick mited number, of ch wee ntiac : . read . down r stu value m sto! room, it consists subdivision avatlabl ent far; : ‘ : : one fargece. le Feedy te be soe. om. Imorediele Ns F stud s y. rms. & ee ee er 3 = ' tle bath are enter foundattoo ree closets hot water! WHY’ PAY RENT? bea sigs “aatgaee oo “ae $9600 OUR B bedrooms, and ‘richen, 2 | enient tn is a 3 bathe stndio : The are 1 Ful es. We} tee, EST base All 4 6 can . roo , palecer, : ter gas Ee a ES ated a=: year on — 1 bath, Ask one brah —— VALUE—B oll heat fore: coueeeen. Pull eee atean eoess. oor ’ ; ‘with perime-| wind Ave. ang Russe Auburo mortga: rms roland Pe L. H. TM both. ele ‘of with full tubs, util arm air BART rt | ‘ ite + bad ll, ctrests. Seward vm se Alum BR Hea ten % Cpu! mee sare, ane OR 493 RAM - 3 Alum: aS Pree 2544 terested, ap ward lake reens. 1362 OW tive oak Purn .. ry | 22 3-1980 Dixie sal. asher Seuipped an HA 4 CLA ve by ane af feb Dow. ma 1 s . Realtor well Constructed.” Loo Sette tien,” fares, Presentiy.| On a ‘Maple t ——y ved terace. ' ‘ -LARK RE. . sol ee na ted.” Look lt Hon, | corner. jot eoth. | roe Texi50 FT. jo 19 qaegt bones. God ‘bam and ; | Ore AL ES C. oil 2 Fami 10 - ys over. pony A RO a- | future J ang Oa $67 tim | +4492 or TATE Nee mily Bri i OPER miles *ta.000 Bove, Mien. OR ee gee oe ber. sun or re casts | RRO AND, oMfACL. We ns ais | Mens rete us BROWN, oy A a FLOR its, Pave Teapot bie : TY. . a ag 2 Collet and a 9 . _Socatient eae Cooperative ae nnett Inc. 2 sttes acres, high RIDA Home, Save snd ent, : - a! ouses Tn orated aeeere: ten ai 1 n | | Seen | sy nti, Fant | “oe BE a a aan ae a OSE McL water” and new alu I Sings eof St! 8-0466 vitie leve! Ly on 13 8 : : Ty sckn w ARTY $85 m softener, Uppe' por orem Owne WAST C ay 14 wyatt Maney 8 * je ad acres of : by ewe iy ACR or PE fa mo. Imm . Upper new HANC afd - yas’ 39 8 Pt ‘north Lo So i . VACANT bow ES bs A toes ower, _——— pee rome a - quick ner ack to sell ‘CE Tampa ‘s Near nese & High- heat ‘and 3. bedrooms full : ‘ home down | sil, only ROOM ee. 2 Se tin cea house : 5 prings tion. Barn Sseelint ce M feet etten Sook, Puli , GEO. “MARBLE, aie Brick Bungalow | price 8800, DOWN ie monte, Tent This Phone ‘Grange mon,” Pleats testte Be tise teas i “3 HOME. Anderson ea chaice Ay 8c room, uced i ‘ar Auburn vy. On 8 7; — | Deanne ° Sot. u ctures, | 22 W. s Tri : ag B ‘ - z, Daarrow 9 et greenvite aero shaige © ecm. chool, This te a on oe. ceca tiene on | r eguly On 8. Mershail. Ulberry - Lawrence ig Realtor AM gs ie ig trite living ‘room fireplace 3 aeereem, 2 a en, 2 dining room wl “tre: school, sto soe ani? yt BT. CHAPIN ‘ LAKE PRIVILEG at or Pe ee T i 1 3 wi ex r - down Cy e / 7 ~~ Bacio vig wardrobe terms ' ince: Pull den, new Fae. Sen potas me and tiled be | — transpor- Oe onnogee LOTS E | Sale Bu with plantas Color S anes: Sena -| of sere Saree sod ice painted basement Dedroom “up. onic Sater SHE Qrehard Lake Re. | MAC > siness Pro , Cerami kitchen from rage. 7 ~ ‘pn © % with Jan- : 5-200 ACEDA ode Se o~» : $1,300 DOWN mee mile ° de, vent Tan. ie oe 00, UD. Ale rage. Sale by owne creek. 2Vercar ge Sig Bago Di only ad UICK POSSESSION NE | nig lot EDAY LAKE BUSINESS BLD 5 Re ay base- T. $100 DOWN. ed MA 61514. woo "ties tee eee W oe tees | a iG. Saha: Fai Dag al or elite dows. . Trock "She = oe K JOHN ee ta 6 "room. mt \ wIEtad omen a BOELY . m mod o. | \ Ee s 2 ioe meats 3128) DAILY 1648 Unie Bealtor © a Me INZLER mistic beat, rte 2 BEDROOM we MS LAKE mea vaett Mert sa ei tiled 10. New homes DOWN WE Lake Ra OCHEST > ener we. | nice * A HOME So fi, with n. C Mm 4433 F WILL, =M ro 7 ER w RE. w me Sores S pien om . 7 4 F al” Gaal pani hg a pS hag + Ed Seen, teres "Chast MULTIFT ALOR ns 186 foot ty of shade. 965 ommercial F i nace tile. sorms trance. ew ors. Larae a $4770, Lot re mM, ‘hochester Melick NE LISTING. +35 “a 595 D cleee to po sae gr Lake fer com ation a roarege 4 ; water fur- Modern © bed Md nd our oy " it. Rochester. OL, aha W, FH SERVICE. $36.97 N . OW . 62.350 c Read. renee bined £2, Oakland : : ener, TV heater, we eee Ten. non Eg tional infor gown, aes] i $100 DOWN 5 Ro A APPROVED Pius tates MONTH a PLUS n F. C. balsa gas a sane ‘home piessant b across ‘Lake & ro Choice ‘of ~~ atact, ae ES ae r O or S bento ee turin Ts Wo m jas) full eontract street. inn pak. colors 4 S&S pe fu Red lot _@ m 3 bed: = and ten © 2 auto od to $1e3se : xtra ia i ae. te Very) sign ee: Se Ba, tie ors Fined. Fiumbia pome Vour Homes ee oy room home = borer ‘made kas, heat. corer win REALTOR Co. Or 290 for quick eal are. ; bee ae tnelude taxes, [86 C. HAYD for ene we ee © art “3 we = | $ yT tae oY aio us furvace room. wide city ra tility On her * lake Ra. &, Mae ? chard Lake Aver * Merme. , ea 48.080." Nom r : aoe semen i Fas . a round a oo ieee EN, Realtor om LEM, | Ba ae bane mort 900 Dow i foee,teghert, Cal wove. scat | Na ve alts aia tha ata ‘ ve : y construct! : B ‘ODEL 3 lots R as u rage no . a ous 10 tot 50 DOW early a in I ! Wwe N lesa ete ~ Just EAG phoute Ww be- i DO 0 to Cute WN live now PL eed L 8 > out Oa streets off Pe: E ofl sho | HOLMESBARTRAM | ) TE YOURSELF ecco a a FE utON $36.97 Per | a te REALTY CO. fe bran ae dot. ret ater at| Roy AA ona AM eo wath Acre gf ang |? - SONS Mi ZALTY Co. | OPPS model. — es oo els, sai. 3 nne ; Dixie # starter ‘hon iieaty, of mee Fast Ww. HURO! NS EN DA , Term ne : vaxe| yyy awe droom WD. RILEY, BRO * OR 4580 a OR 3-414 aunt fetes dhege Mo. ‘Open 9 to 9 rE $6175. PE mY FROM 1°09 PM CRAWFORD s © / 28 ©. Huron annett Inc. | Civili F.C. “oar epee. WHIT BROKER | COMFORTA ae | Era bate "ARL BLDG. CO || 88 0. Meret ae D yo sores vou | : 197 NR. BLE aches! I tiled ater | 7E 4 . a 2 MY +1 FE ¢ Sunde 8-0466 ; 1ans W. T ST. F Lt HOME Is, + ole | = *5-7923 WOODED CN 343 1549 IX]! ’ ’ Plenty REDER asi | MODEL and crationen. B = aeewood _ HW ; Corne! REA “bo, | I E me 2 - RE = ICK’S | OPEN DAIL epee | aldwin S dor golf course. Beac-| DRAY ‘ | — } Sens pass pny iteconed’ on 8 tone eet grow |. ou Tota oe | _ Low pow chool foun tee ee gy 160 TON .§ : ranklin (eee | RS ee tee oe ner ee te | soem panier Ae eee DRAYTON PLAINS rb: M50 able be has 3 (Betw st kland w 00 ing Too 3 quire @ UBU Ne om j S =e at ttle’ peated sunporeh. fh comfort cea Oakland and ‘Me to| Webs ew ood ment. oh kttehen, bait | hy ig hy ig omm. or Mig. ; 3 i a | ea, ace. » liv ( Yor fantce, model. | > srenater ton J eater, 1f eat, a am, base: | Pontiac. tween outh ‘o} BA fm, agen. Rowe rm ahs | stell Real S| Se iris. ate st pr Wie ates THINKING OF — I agacte, of we Ane Nand Bi ott ee es 10 garam lncoun Ser eee | cytvay ty remand srety es NaF | 3, neomso | Be BUILDING? rF | RS caeeiemee | | ‘ ’ acre reota. hea avail- . 1 caiaieg wanes to | 38 an by s it. if 5 s, Ready separa: vd MULTIPLE 4 the soil, pl sy PB yes on a b INCOM F— SY LV AN T on or day expansion at red | aio men /illage bead a etty oe 115" — with $6.00) by the quite tera j e LISTING room at the att back to ED ANDER Leke LAKE peg 4 ner m tie. ing ie Soom, mod Livin, arate ished ga ts. Brand 00) down, buyer. Ar WADrauaTE a cates ITH AREA SON. | Stati Resmeet itn | Agci She, sg War Wor, "Opent | bedroom ful room igh aad Set rege 0x34 NOUMPES-BARTRAM. Ds ARE water ed & 4 seture 6 er Hh lovel prilS 28509, po r: 3 1” bath | elect jet pum = 402 1 R q ea Gasuine toon maple sreroed gir ot h 5 rms ra on bend lots av lands; hov bus. os dear vdieneme | alone rie- on p. Gas op AM | i act ing hon seribe th: jot. 20 trees on ee Pull ¢ eat bath & bath this 2 fe delay to your allable. w Brin, wers S| BLE a garage, ms &) rt fs worth t, Gare, ie Hwy. i a NE the @ iy nee et You m ts tek Gees a trom of the bam senarate down, Pair, =e, plans or Pint ‘will focal beaut PES 4 sfenter is close to ore for ev $1, ran 3-1950 ; aalty consti bd lot Sn" — foe "4c pote AN ean di ours, ated to tht lg echools, | erythin ull . W HOMES SS. decoration _ it ere is 8 + back of the EX rgarage, Terme, tell | 3 further ‘detals intment. pg | yh fy art eee E lizab “| x seer pe down. Paui. DIX REAL V } $37 Os HEAT scaping. wee and as scree creer 2 acre ‘ot EXCELLENT INCOM _BEDROOM breakfast shrubs. Tae nnzives| fre abeth Lake Eiisic | Sages. ome ALTOR. 11's Leal Aad ALUE mg. Enesco 4 out eh. 1 IB ‘ {EF o entre alee ation dont and ¢ rooms, ing room. “ab s | sk 122% m ted pet new in se! alice 5, "ie on of the ILITI ME only nice 6 gar Jon s, e kitchen, edroom ov feet on cc clt ut 2 geting, aves ng $7.400 w this ea & good city You must ES dee 9 years o} reom ho : age. Ca New pine | bay losed beth w 8, liv. jt. BOX196, ‘ er 300 f Dixie lisp ite ‘ith rth-—ci sized weil t see orated, d, neat me t nd ext: tpeting. I%eea rigerato rch, ith sho: block: RB AL iy ms leet on Hi-Wa nices and ine Dedrms price $1,000 a today! | &>> kept ig oe — 3 and ‘aieely | connect Tas Sew all draperi r| heater, r, roe steckria atorw, | m1 oak from LISON 8 corner lot, Williams y and M nog OF ay bo 3, Cor. . or cash | reciate oo optically ear ge pla fiorosna A ee commested. Clee or and water poltiete er Ke matic _Toakiand, or FES Hou: tT. 6 for of bui Suite Good tion anent par 4 rm to ful $1 and rage, al ving | cach: and 7 ater « id vileg water | OTS oh Ue 3 light sine. for mi oves You In Seles fc, oe. hong LIKE late Closets. bath nse full full bath ai0 oe, wih Be anes males | Be Detect Donelica pare | DOWN sacas For’ poem gg Sia SALE. SE foo an Te . N - a ot Feil cee’ penan NEV Sppolntment ois “07 | OF : see this pe. FE Dia SAN hocanTan: EM Shoes: Ho n't 3 i . mt only ee > 7. r, 7 | EM 3-2 che loyt, PE rticul s Now Model | scotamn ane W wa. | John K. I et beam, oe IR Hiltz “ae re ae a otitis tered, om bung LY 2 ‘ livin 4 ay. 3 bed- . ‘ attic, room Ww: Webste west side loc R _ | Term raits: Lak Cash ent{ |. 4 3 om Open at} : at a eas Sones ee “ee Iwer | seaay sy rwin | Sect: =o wptnsheg | Boca tod tal wah Saat | invie oe erie rene, ae fae.) od HH BROWN, Real 3 F . ote. Stk one ouoen basement planter box. I oe Leteoiens 101% N Ba, i ogee Wy ay bath, fu decorated bath each. All re sen |B vernots, Avon T n ron ila altor Corner of — ba a with Beate, Most beards a re Eve PE 2-180 , Street E. 2, terms. a piaves one hum am storms cbeat. new portet “| don Twp « aioe MNS tots, | mm APARTMENT FE 2.4810 © e raska EAST SDE. n to at automa ior Deep ‘fal ten or Pe 58-4046 Wi LL TRADE . Hy hei Mrs, oe. Rear ‘ge om ARK wd alt tio Terms Ges. — oe at in excellent cond { ees) hl ae . F ‘. ith PEN room, modern home. in quiet Rae tp ene tae 1 Tae te "Rr oie S. Bloomfi 0 a ee Seatrom. | lati fee oe, moth a From 12 Noon T saa atau st eae oak etm Bi i meres focitett| Bieta mfield Highlands bul tnt, raven pen Large comet. Tot 3 sate eett| Bate SS mand “ul Sate mn Till 8 p.m. wood fhoors eS ee or 816000 wih erything sacrifice. T or late Bee Se fy ant ¢ on’ of consists of type. This | 2 oe SE Be | warer afer oa er Daily & p-m dove jeors, On hard- wh ene act fast Leaving f er wil terrific me unles ion’t ask to| Tom @ floor, lai 3 bedroot i 1455. 220 sation. sew and dr auto- WE rnd baer” masts : terms” aes ee) SoM secete ere 06 Boor, ange if rn ne ELS | Sei Sanne " anc tame cee : : E * $33.7; ta. mr Bee this on sales resist floors bath itehen livin: Fr i 2 nike N ACR ms, e . cellent lo- e FE 8053 «to Ot. 2 per month = 3 BEI stablished | $33.72 MONT | ER Brick, enue Sa com, beth with . . oo . 5 oe 1 pores aur | -DROOM ARE Y alates |” eas dow INTH —— tome. neries sad tout let, new petal ower, tiled | P C. SCH - ] COLONIA Toc $9,950 . iting YOU T “‘ lastered 2 bedroom hg garage bathe, Brest t 906sd. ” ighbdrh jorge 2ox30e LANNIN ; UETT altham Sia cae tara Baca tae ee | a TRADING YOUR | See a serye| ee room rat ea RANCH WOME, Priced | Pate. brit ING big BUND sry connence np, Realtor : — -, " on a indy schools IH al ] 7.405 fu ~ immediat rom extras ude all c t. fronte SUBU lot with vs. this ved road. ND 2 EM a 3 bed den and full 4 hat. Dhan fruit ae Yet, yp OUSE il price, ie Se Hickor Only 2 ar- white ho ge on th RBAN -— feet B4 fect high and . R ™58) 3-4107 e ; eae oan kitchen me bui cak R. tot NE ON R Sana come blocks | Tooms. romtioge cn itis give: p03 i 4 frontage ary ent Lea: EM 3-42: , BE toot “tae toma ‘ ne he This W HON A ussell ray at en Bchoo!,| ving r 15 feet nae of eet | with ‘ining os borg ase Bus. Pro e Cent y te basement Pian ir Jo all beet hon Norse tts} Net 1? ou vent an tiving a ite with, dining modern 20 ft. omer | MAT. + Wee Suburban 38x50 BU p. 49A “enter Lin ‘ oan a? autorek: Aluminem beat. Pol ement, ey- Naturally vet i412 nia ang | t its | ce eas see. F Ly ft kitchen pabedl gad FRONT urban, | Orton tik NESS 1 aor ia SLOCUN ipo lot. ‘Price Well landecu “3 Trotty ia screens, Ned: for ’your ea = | Open Dally. “oe atta Sigil pg Mutiity plas | We: aller som. Hoag ice: _ow'| CORNER lesRd. MA TLDINO, 10081 1 7-4000 200, Bee aininned ee clooste. We ery ¢ TRVICE a : wee SUBURBAN—TRAD sor ie bak SHORES rath tea it our cw fal’ fireplace Bee my eciow | 2 BED SaTTas moins re. Terao EIL, Realt sit ee seem ; 9, ALMOND — VER! areas, = = ; Saeacands Modern Q and. the FIRST LS) speemicatens ality -B ted full base: Ibe rooms. iful & v ROOM— ph Rd or tn beau ently b building 4 en VEN a cH = Ji: Sorsge, 1% car garage, cated aremapenny that i's ane 270s os Fs mgg —. a ter fireplace. 2 ment. with ceramic’ ‘bath Caton Sin Ria racctae Cpsperstive Reel Rotate oO ee| Bort subdivision & ye _Market ein ENDING "MA. os : ‘ws hear lo- sight, ease h appe: pd attached atok and ellent } E. re of! A e| § u c Stain bani oa mina See | OPENING SPECI Ean sien, ene eee irs see) .SASNAY y BAY. pene areas re oe, “ firing on thie T a designed for Be AL intment ont: home wed Grive. Hes't st rage with Beoutitul M AY - gantent to rigi facie agro These face ma ae Se ra consider wa freon 3 suse st an canes manag 20.6 Spee ee DOWN _ — oe an summer ome near TOL MI br lelclens ror act hg Hass “teres. LIKE NEW raf td ae Die een well ‘ele, ete basemen “aside ity Rid 2 bedrm. bom enn ond all modern be m eonstraction tise. £9 anes oR > PMES-BAR TRAM Downtown, Needs nem ee ‘ NE ; f built ler Extra en F e and ut lot. Att e on wall Feat ully ingu- 1950 2 wo over 25 new own es 7, tot stake = 2 ost" thas aL guiet Sack m4 Semines. 1 paca Ag X oors, ia paneled ___For “Sale Acre Slipte 5-12 cca Quner il—will se ities x: Taal 2 to? = pete . “ _ 7 nS reat bar 4" bedroos crepees. din- Acreage 4 THE sell at inventory. to , wee it om bom Otiem and i etahs = 47 LM. A \ 1. EL entory, la ‘ m ece be — he rge bedrooms and and nine beatin finest in Ee “ye ‘offer on 4 $143 Guar TOR WOOD 4 Sou. = fishin, Rd __FE_5- Pea large toom, kiteh- factiltien childre sate Midwest 4618 aketes, | RIRCE pet Ra. ; feention™ ren. Stor For 46190. vil Westen ox aN eat ay Sale F Pontiac LEASE . Priced the fam arms. 48 ad food. s finest K.. Se . We WANT 20 ° __Write Pontiac pol ey Must “wustNss ve Rome. Full be — thas Box 16. 18 GOOD frock. 4 heavy You - AT LADD: vmall den Reads-M s” po eg _ LADD’ S- v ent, LAKE 3 : : ; 4 ee te : a, &, Wood, Goat & Fast righ * ‘Six marble colors, 929% inch. -§ Cents. est” FLOOR SHOP +0 : Bt. Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SER™. A:] BARS * | Seerengy sous-mpe A HOTEL—LIQUOR |g cee” $ Foom hotel and SERVICE STATION a = sna, a0 8 Wile For" lease, sro location. ak ao rr _ Sale ‘hand Contracts 52 STRAIT LIQUOR DISCOUNT Giroux-Franks “@ new sharpen. lawe mow- cides. We BARNES HARDWARE reuse zach cee NORTHERN RESORT RES $2 Mires | ime cuEVROLER vanurTE: | sal = yee Meat Swap or cash, Call after 6, OR | | et rk ; ai ~ Money to Lean 53 x a) AP _Nowdlostores Prloggted. jut room ith good ga 2 Sree mt, S| __ (eae teens nae now | rage 8 land. wit trade for : . : Well con- : same inside of city or near! - z ‘ included ‘st only! © LO ANS geste Fe carey | Sale Household Goods 37/ Sale Household Goods 87 == GRILL ste p | _titlnen Us, oF cash Md"edts, | Ping™room fas, bal tabi, up SAVE $130 | ; : ah red arm ‘ " F é sf This Class as neo, Som owned : ee eae ne years. | SPRING COAT, SUM- oe, ker there be “4 =. Sizes tit. FE ; $20.500 do ; NS ent ee cluding al ve brick building | sae trt tte wrn |ftaraceee and valuable real estate. ‘ ANTED R GIRL DRESS, sieges, FOSS FS ae wr" OIL & & GAS ne hee NORTHERN TAVERN 3 ©| “full length size 5, Pink. Call FE : wo AS ee ste tigen tes : Fou wih Four wily be fae be belp Sian saz aces an cout. _ Ave. ‘ - : ! a : = . 076. way location in pros- SHOES COAT, | FoR BA LE, SMALL RADIO“ AND | 8f : . ‘ »* rous community near Tawas. _$1_each, 1640 Union Lake Rd. aang Soe Om T . at ial pers 90,608 per year eras’ Free: Ng Ty ATE | fapy's BLACK FAILLE sPRING “Conic Fr “FRIGIDAIRE WE. Ex al hee ; . 1 : S erty with ¢ included ‘Worn § CUB AIRE at only, $25.000 with 13,000 down. FINANCE CO. _ 7 at ence. frigurater. 008, Agh sine Teppes| Soph BED. ; — casa FOR FURNITURE *ouse : Owne uarters available. ae range, $50. good . r Sociable . HENS SPORTCOATS | _ condition. . inte, G @ WARD E, PARTRIDGE (2 Pontiac oe. ae Bids. an $10.00 GAs 8 on 2, Be. pAVIN a REALTOR. FE 43581 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | 4@ spd onde, trom cnr sect. | Fx $2766 is BLES. Ww WEST OF revbonarn 202 N. MAIN Every one an excellent value! OAS STOVE, 630, ; ent netate & B ; ROCHESTER, MICH. . OSMUN’S ee eS : open hte bh Been _| =~ LOANS 25 10 c600 | Downtown store only. $1. Saginaw | ator. PE 2-0068. i, —Vactuia fs AUTOS | MEN'S SUITS | OF | CLOTHES, | Gk AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRY- | "cleaner, 960.86. ‘Proor model lightly factory sarred, Call at Pita ae “LET’S TALK soutien anone * sonable, FE. s-seee ' & 4,2 blond console, Philco. 900-68. fi rooms Michigan Eee Ph Rochester OL 60711. OL 1-9791 i PORMAL "SIZE 18. | Grmaaw es m2 LR han _orescent, 383 Orchard | ‘BUSINESS Se YELLOW | FORM. ae 8 GIBSON “REFRIGERATOR. GOOD | SPECIAL. T WASHER * delivery. CLASS C for $15. it ene -icoditon, 008. OR >Siet___| i arves. ea, BB. Munro ice. Closet Door A AGHIR ce : ; io 8. . i PikcE LIVING ROOM SET. i ‘4 oot See ree oe Sete Hemseteld Goode 22) - | F Reereal Since cies | eh Og saeypery eat MUSIC CO. : ce 1 PIRCE LIVING ROOM SUITE.| ITFORTED c oorties bee —ex.| tae ms pe MR ht =, a Ottoman, desk, cabinet. BOU EX. ‘ for “12 is summer. omer Extra Fast BURNER | oft BTOVE “witlt ES echewhcheemen Mohanged Fumer's, wa Mt. Clem: | 311.8, . ‘ oven. 1 year old. PE 21464. __ | JENNY L . HOTEL rv i0 FT. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG-| Only $20; Vacuum, $5. FE 6-325. ‘nets Wiiaet eicale’ ox vale: Service erator. | $100, Other | household EELVINATOR. Snr urreet = “TRADE- “IN DEPT. anid’ coraae ation Om mmain| YOU can borrow $20-8500 quickly - Pridham, Keego *| aute, w machine, - Exc. ICES BUY NOW NOW AND SAVE ere Bav City. Tavern Loate! made’ without endorsers | 38 IN- ELECTRIC RIC STOVE, VERY moe eG WARIIRIC 2 pe. ‘roots sue 995 ws one for any worthwhile purpose, Up ood Ait FE ORE ; ~ 1 gu com 5 pe. 1. Oak one ‘git te Ds menthe to 3000s. __g00d_ condition, $38. one. F ‘ room‘ suite . $79 95 Deewana mahogany flush doors, sehen | Ru ON, S507, 9900 CORD. | RECEP GG, | tnemeg ome HR FRR o,f SSCHURCH'S INC MICHIGAN Bi BU SINESS ‘HOUSEHOLD | ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT | LIKE-NEW SINGER LEAs THAN |* Pe. chrome 495 | NEW SALES CORPORATION [Ponte HOME Caw BE POUND |“ id. take over bal at Bhs BTN | SEE Umea z yan . mo., or pay } i - - A titty th At By JOHN A. LA aa NDMESSER, BROKER PINANCE fess “Spay. soeciah hie they => mee ve oe waver neti mT stvan LAKE eas : A : awomower gee aes r ee pen SPR e Bae eg goGtacelatata eat? niag | Sas and, censine jreiseeatete | Mano obser pune rags, te | Sat atts” abe ghMoew, “set | 3" GARAGE . PIES. BRED ESPE- : STANDARD OIL CO.” Ma Ae_—WierPhanral sth) Fe hace” Seay See rae | PT ae, ate cmiTR | puis na BOORS CIALLY. FOR HUNT- | “ ' ers, vanities sp 2 a TRAINING CHAIR, R, oa Be ; dealer appl CASH NOW memreneey- Living room sultes, LL 0 ales CIATS crib with mattress, bassinet with | Factory outlet for Olitekwes doors ING REGI ISTERED. 4 ng | Fag oe oce. chairs, tables, lamps, 5 - dinete eet .. pad, teeter babe, all good con@l- Galvy. steel rust res is : living facilities, on a heavy PAY LATER PI AN |- Ti oes sodeen. rape rooms | Ts rie bem O68 S| os. coeur Seer betes oe oe PaCN ae MEL- - a —é suites, dine’ and many ; wees mn 7 eled 0. 8. highway. heavy are) et cash you need now... Pay See lee ie & USED. best Ty ra, ones up Rite BLECTRNS RANGES VOR mverytt to build anything, "ROSE 45831. Baga ea otrma Sompany Inter in pontaly ———- unt you cat can ven our trade-in dept. for real | Used = TORD'S vou ae 920.00 g wae RK, B. MUNRO, 1060 . BLACKETT S ey nancial assistance availa s Sa oe OU N ¥ —WaAsit - , aye Fog veileple, Thi USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLA W. WASHER BICYCLE, ALL ; TLDEMC oRrune re See + 2.0870, ext BEN NEFICIAL UP De oatae Te PAY Rigi and Appliances | _ goed, ¢30 each. PE $8273. | gy01_Dixte Hwy. Clarkston | after 7 p.m. LI 3-6e6e 8 FE 5-608) — - F INANCE CO. | We buy, sell or trade. Come out “Where Wrigiey’s Used to Be” TWIN BEDS, COMPLETE AND A VARI Ss Qa | and look round. 3 acres of free ere Wrigiey's Used to Be” _ |’ bassinet, PE 4-$341, Discount Smishcount ETY STORE _ \1W Lawrence St PE 20049 parkin +" | MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE. GOOD | CALL IT WHAT YOU 1 442 Lake front home on main h' -b- - oben DAILY @ TO:® condition, $30, or pont i} 4 pr. TRADF- IN DEPT. ‘ale Seo Ra Owe JACOBSEN REO LAWN & wer jo growing community. Will ‘GET CASH QUICKL Y | ND SUN. 12-5 | Bamboo drapes: FE 6- WASHERS AT BIG DISCOUNT ~ Maver, 21 inch, New. OBlande : Term # a's ‘SALES CO | MAYTAG AUTOMATIC cm All cuaranteed $20.95 up a ve east Bott ening gna al | — Pac * Cy PANGUS 1919 M15 Up to $500 4 mies E, of Pontiac, or 1 mile) Good eng, ot ‘Only 864.50. | Guaranteed refrigerators $69.95 up Our yards, & Bie er ___Phone Ortonville 132 Collect | gay to 1988 > Fa asp Heiehis 08 AMwere | ee eee Table ton, gas ranges $30.08 up! food et Piste F Dixie ; — 2 ears ring four " LL IMMEDIATELY — _ CRED "3 a . 120 FT. ON DIXIE Uitle. | Most deals closed’ in te awrigue mawoie —_ RE Flectric “range. refrigerator, iv. aw Wy MAN'S ssee ies, “AE te Orns, ite 1 ale ss | hs. aa Se ate} 2 i wae Meee “Mine Sasa. oe Oe | Bene ottien, Segpenent: tate OE a eran ee rT 835 gLooRina hee BS ot | exe” Hearm The se each | rid drive restaurant orice FE 5 _tange. $11 Phone PE : “ee BLAY \ tale, ete Only 4.800" down nd O kland APRIL BARGAIN NEW TV USED ELECTRIC | ®at# crane by ~ 1 _ A large stock Qxt, 2x10, 3x fet oe Franks akian racnen cabinet os... $2008 se WATER HEATERS | Sut o Mining or ~ Giroux- Franks} Loan Co Katee $8 Ls moe. eat enc Eee New tale oe Ml oftaaah FS » SER AL ’ Tabletop gas stove.... aa ! M wa thanee- 4395 wy. OR 3-070] 992 POWTI\C STATE BANK BLDG | Vanity and bench .. .. $18.00 / 5) OR oi tiie O89" 2%) Ga. ee rhe To ’ mt ell Open until 8: Bat. ‘til 5. : * | studio couch “2 9as.00 | ! Res. 9920.68 24” Paice TE NSUMERS UNION WRECKING CO. PARTRIDGE i8 THE “BIRD” FE ? 9206 | Ca | $10.00 |) "Reg. $248.08 24" Phileo em | 65: nah w. LAWNENCE. + Te MAIN YARD. 31245 W. 8 MI. - aEE. - . $20.00 |" pettelet gxe0 | OS! ED GAS RANGES $20.50 AND | Job Yard , 0600 Gratiot, nr. Harper —TO_SE § 7.50 | , meee . B. Munro Electric Co. |" / E 56-0200 SUDDENLY ——— | Broatinat tet gig ql? at || Model r ‘hanecaaet™™ | 8 me S HOTPOINT TONER 93 SSnte — SEDOING— 8 EE IT’S SPRING! 35 000 Families’ Come in and save on all new and Contsle mnecenene v Refrigerators (ass be 14.95 cement WEDDING & EN- - — = ng d home gardeners are y we wus con ane exchange every- | *- Ree: | ae 98 Ee Philee Deus | bese we, oe $24.95 _~ ba mite’ red co dea tole, Tule aerdca ah ttne Recommend ™"Oaklan d Furniture 1S Peg. “Sib 95 IT Phiico Tabie | | New apeckt . i> ranges en sect | setacnres seat Fy yA Oy \ tind Ygrnthe “osien Esha arse) DQ Doc 7 | 1068 Saginaw Basen) |1Ree w200.96 3° Philo, Bing 2 WH Mein | DRAW TITE HITCHES : arries “a full line of seeds IZE REPRIOZ FOR SE ‘ a ; USED. TRADE-IN CunOMy, Of. -CADMIUM “Bes orgy gg gO rn Buckner S (45 52 WAITE’S TELEVISION | } TD } x and other ttems needed by the 0) DEPT The weed met bolt to the frame 3 ES 7 RNITURE, ROUGH | Downstairs Store . needed 1 or down payment on prep | Oc itahed wall cuppead, cor: | PORCH GLIDER, $15. | esher hss ae mrnnseiiiss t2t to ot aoe * Sse Hwy ore. Hes L AKE © HON E | font offices in Pontine area Se er woes pahington, Oxtord, é ee ee SET . Bese Mee : 4 Le ria ‘A “ h ickly bor- t= | Modern sof , , : if outboard ; & GROCERY Fe tte oda tnape tke GUARANTEED tables, matching’ coffee table, two | Dateapert and chair’... Su080 for, OR 3.2068. mn i We are also showing a thriving) You get full amount. No . Auto: washers = 960,50 up| S*COFRtGy Jami. ony 08 Te oO - 8.50 | Duo THERM Of. WEATER. TV froce well g stee tocked with all deductions — ; Wringer washers . . ew! pay onty ose weemiy | *CA TY 2) Rycend. 1-00-90) antennn. FE 36101 ont. © before waed ent alled-for ite with eomfortable | | Refrigerators wat $32.95 UP, PprARSON’S BANK FURNITURE | _ 5 & PE 5-4668 or PE 56-4381 and ‘ praca li ‘basement, ‘Steam Vacuum cleaner toe 42 ORCHARD LAKE AVES | THOM: AS EC ONOM Y or Fe e40s) on 8 Clothes Pests f heat. Extra storage quarters. 2 puctners 18 LESS THAN Rove sent Pare ae Gic Wall Tile.,.2c ea | FURNITURE CO. EXTRA—SPECIAL. | BENSON LUMBER CO. lets well fenced with, direct sc- AU TINY BENDIX ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC Unclaimed Linoleum 49 CONVENIENT TERMS Excellent Quality - Used White | $49 8 Saginaw a 42541 i sto lake SDM licenee Ey 3 -thine in fine eonditte 1 Ine drver. excellent condition Cat) PE gurptu« Pain 4 381 8S Saginaw Bt Pi ine 2u12's and Jxt?s up to % gaVE ON SOTL PIPE Firr's. | = i forces sale $27,000 tebe eacire 1108 White Er acl 98. PONTIAC, MICH ft We will rip to your require. | Warwick's, 2078 | Orenard Li Lake Ra i property with all stock &/fix Oey eee Fe aulskty BABY CRIB AND HIGH CHAIR _Haro®t's Pai int & Lino, $YSED REFRIO AND OAs STOVE Air oveRsTOC ED with THIS | s 3 win ret 96.000 to handie or nen comoane’ Henaly a Rar ve Dime mee Bees- 7-PIECE LIVIN io 33s? beige, fiber rugs. OR pi pecad ss waee Pie. by SPEC IALS See will take free & clear small mod- a. | __ fie) i sateen AC G | eee supply of building materials are ‘ ern ho tn location © Cc DRYER By ! Garage doors, #x7 come cach fo a ll ee a gg gmt Sa delivery. | ROOM GROU P | Rai fer Gabert’ $ pong our a, joist te the ba) | rt vale 945." — 1 EMBRE cE & GREGG Buckner and ‘installed. No down payment.) nodern 2 piece suites, 2 modern pliance Specia * | RECLATEED BRICK $9.00 Per ori reg. $ra.0-f00 | 1865 Union Lake. a Rd. mi at Swpagking ot net. PE $-8755 | $10 Hollywood frames $6.49 WASHER, $29 oOuPLETE BED- ree estimates 08 duc t work. | Sectric water cm + are ; 7 ERN 2STALL STA- GASH'FOR SMALL RADIOS AND “8 drawer fin man, chests i188 | “room ate Ke mew 476. lec. Terms. Call FE ¢ 6600 a a AA BUYS AT LEE'S =R} STALL. STAy_ “imap recora players. PE S070, $2 4 drawer unfin, chest #9) trie stove, $30 FE Sane | @ GAL ELEC hasten Bae SPRING SPECIALS ‘Riding garden the tae TION LOCATED IN) gaxiQh" "Pivindstowe- | 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | | sil enfes 11205 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Cov sinks & tutings * 2 ORTONVILTE, «4. —hanrenee 5, OPE +189 gig ET WALL TILE 25 | $30 Restonaire made innerepring Lasndry trays, stand. feucets hogy 4 gy oe Bg ig PO wig NORTH OF CLARKS-| GUAR HOUSE PAINT. GAL Figs $65 tote beds, modern gn. 93 | ? 2X4 ONE-LIONT 1 rapeo| ff a's. cone a ‘Rea "$11.98 Rubber tired wheel 4 * ve $c VINYL INLAID TILE ie | $99 davenport and chair $6450 . . . TON. THIS STATION) NOW IN OU R NEW | ROBBER RABE PAINE gay pas | a dreee? tnd bed, male ayy nccons 10, Chub chair $63 mir “oe FENCING | tied mowers anne IS LOCATED ON M15 HOME ERS. 141 W HURON. FE 43064 | finish. wood... $28s| fers, $8 ea, 28 Mohawk, ar. W.| Of sil Kinds steel & wood posts| Reg. 94.28 Sunbeam @ 8 em : S r CHROME DINETTE SETS” AS- | 569 bunk, Beds ‘complete... * geg.o5 | - Huron _& Telegraph Gates made to order Graham | sprinklers, as ow “ne WHICH IS A HEAV- + mbie these yourself and save fee ta ae $149 | 12 WEATHER SEAL 8TORM WIN- Fence, $445 Dixie Hwy. OR 3! — "ysfdea. ose 1.48 ILY TRAVELED) 7North Perry Street | Rows sure and tate, S604 it |eyata tapering rage: Gahh | gary gasinane “pclae, window. | PHY ' . ~7 9 | a . , a" eum rugs, 5 «L) HIGHWAY PARTICU-| (Second Floor) gigas: famocs mate. , Pormice | apeendy esses $298 : New forced air oil. Overstes LARLY DURING THE! Corner of Pike Lops PoP UIE Colors. LOOk Abd | 94.50 white house paint... § 2.96 BURMEISTER _ Baitang ae AG, Ovgestaaies. é Le Nad | $49 5 piece dinettes $29.96 Ss Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Or- Pi ALITY r. BATE SUMMER MONTHS. _chard Lake Ave. $80 Duncan Phyfe drop leaf exten- RST QU . BA poled tego aed eas | cer ; | i. -++ S480 | aunty” Piasterboard ......... $1, Santi oans {0 “AND MATTRESS, $10. FE fe ch 9.05 28) 32x21 Soule ans. THIS COULD BE, 40447 | $15 $15 Duncan Phyte $ airs 8 fo | {28% Plasterboard | «22... $155 from $10.95. G. A. YOUR OPPORTUNITY) with fast service and on a repay, CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR. | | Side apt: elec stave ton 50 | 28 Plasterboard |... $1 | Fes . 4x7) Plasterboard $ 196 lees . | ment pian suited to your income Sealed units, shelves on door. | RSON'S FURNITURE | 4xt0 and 4x12 also tn stoc TO ESTABLISH Al we, inves visit: uae haw \ wea 81300" OM Only $60.95. Mid.) —* 42, Orchard Lake Ave. also k. ® am, to ® om 4 i ae : NEW BUSINESS | Soaern cthee where triendl ‘BAvE it” RCA USED CONSOLE. Tv PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS, SUPPLY. } I$ : ENPORT, LARGE WITH bs oF p Bish 4 eee woes. | BI Grown ovat 4) Talbot Lumber “weak ind Tastee tab WITH THE LATEST) Sguctouy ‘yise awaits vou. Ge tom ‘made fora! slipcovers, 600.| - WALTONe TV ph AND BEST FACILI- a, aanees: erke- Bete eae RUST COLORED. | Welton. Cor. Jostyh _ FE 2-2287 . ; Eig mohair. very goed cond. 066. | REBUILT. WASHERS AT Bt, TIES AVAILABLE. LOW INVESTMENT Home & Auto | 388% ROM SUTTE: $19.05. Motors * REQUIRED; COMI 5qn Company ae heated PANY FINANCIAL AS- pany |! < SISTANCE AVAIL- * ected Paes ABLE; EXCELLENT|®*" © % & ‘Saturday 0 we -_ Sew ~ — Por wet basement 7 * ¥ ek Ene org rE SHOP | MAKE GURE IT's RENTAL - - PROPOSE: vf BURMEISTER —_ Mortgage Loans ~ 54 one Y NOT - . INVESTI- Northern Lumber Co, W Wi ‘THE POSSIBIL- ITIES TODAY — CALL WOODWARD. - 2-5870, EXT 84:30 MON- ions soe 10 madera or not te 5 iit in a A aro ie ae Pa ara 92a. : a a eh eee ig haga 1 AP. ELGIN, ‘Boats & Accessories 8 85 1988... “y008. MODEL, 195. OR 31320. 7 inrude ag and a Ee 4 RUN-ABOUT. USED ONE se | CRAPT ROCKET, 61,300. awh mg ty ae 8 Oh: P ce BOATS ON bottom perigee OF Ouse ives, , Tat ‘ord ae Dine Hw - BOATS AIDENNYAN BOATS EVINE see te Cyy LORS FOR COMPLETE Ags SibERViCN BVICE win. P at yey Bo ey pee 8 to # weekdars, ‘un. Ra AS fer my re". re take ont E... inn ‘our Bi, , OWneRE ‘s need repairing _ Call sell FE 2-508. "NO DO' DOWN PAYMENT Rome | i ss And own fom *. a receipt Ts comnian’ else? Mod- 23 mobile nen now available EXCHANGE FE 2-3200 * Trailer Exchange ANDERSON * DETROITER - . CHAMPION GREAT LAKES “to Bank rates. Used trailers, wy PARTS STORE 2.3200 Saige. iors Pang ey Eves, & , ous. pm Auto Accessories ~ 8 80 AUTO GLASS ood installed le You —_ ns oo ~g 4 ge AERIAL j Samper guards, 39 @% Mt. Clemens &t e 3127 W, Huron FE 47121 & 23-4123 bf — 133 CLASS HYDRAPLANE sacrifice. verything fot boats, cin stands i ren MARIN SUPPLY 7 Lake Ave, alte’s 5 Qands, Downstairs Btore. “SHORTY HOOK’S ales _ane FE 2-6200. SCOTT-ATWATER “Grand New L.A WAGNER co, tte N. ‘yke * GOOD Ws METAL BOA: BOAT Transportation Offered 87 PLY TO CALIFORNIA ON SCHED- uled airliner, or only 7%. Haw $185; ‘erry Service, agent. OR rr FRUCK GOING NORTH PART load either way, PE 5-@s0¢ Wa Wanted Used Cars 88 ‘UP TO — JUNK | & CHEAP cars. FE 22066 days or eves. ~~ WANTED: SCRAP CARS. " 341 A CE FOR ANY m or model car of truck We trade. hiGhest he HASKINS CHEVROLET Oakland County's Fastest. Growing Dealer 6751 Dixie Highway at MIS MAple- 5-507! Open nites "tl 0 WE NEED 100- SHARP CARS HIGHEST $$$) _ PAID. ANYWHERE * ‘BRING YOUR TITLE | PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILI. USED CARS FE __._ Behind the Post Office “THE HIGH DOLLAR For high grade used tits. We need them Drive the extra miles = pay you Wel, Dix! "HH. J. VANWELT OR 3-135 “SHARP CARS ONLY Wf your car is sharp bring car aod =. High — ‘paid for odel used ca: “BUD SHELTON MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E. Bivd. FE 46728. 37117 wee M&M Motor Sales | Por top — on late mode) cars OR 3-1603 ~~~ | 9677 Dixie H CASH FOR Fon ae WK MAKE OR LATE } _ models. Eoovomy_ 32 Auburn OR SED WANTED JUNKED ¢ . cars, any make any model, To on LEY AUTO PARTS ou sae 70 BAOLEY /sT, DOLLAR ‘CoMMuNiry _ MOTORS. sl pam At »| WANTED eruls- + | ina e N. a= Racbeste? . BUYER THIS WEEK Needs 100 late Bring seri s sor ~ WE NEED - i577 Dinle Hw OR 3-1603 wrd.. J0NK CARS & 6CRAP service. Call PE €0582. TED WRECKED AND. JUNE cars. PE 8-1431, WE PAY Top Dollar For Clean Used Cars & Trucks Matthews- Hargreaves 211.8, Saginaw St. * CLEAN, OR % TON CHEVIE, or Cor ord’. Any year. FE 4302). eae Sea Fe 9140 Pontiac pants For Sale Trucks 9% is R equipped, extras 28 HP. 19$1 CHEV. WITH 18 FT, DUMP. Evinrude. Pate after 6. Diamond plate steel floor. $805. 1941 Chev. dump. $605, Dow’T BUY NTIL ¥ You kind & + | 1983 Dodge trac’ $505. - Tony's Marine Service, Evin: Perr ne. mmeioee Holden red st stamps Terms. Sil trade. zm | ¥ boats, kits, supplies: BE ies mile gorth of Opdyk oy " bf ad “fee ‘or os 4% CHEVY eg ¥ ef ma as quipped Call after id Pr. TrOM Boar |’ we cur % TON PICK: oF oy without LS trols, Gall PE S716 after 10 a.m, JEFFREY, romp saLes 5 Te MARINE CHEVR ede a a we kup. ‘our authorized dealer for: «4 a e EVINRUDE MOTORS “er TON DODGE TRUCK, WITH Whirlwind boats Begs owe Bese 6 axle and 16 ft, stock canoes; Say RA. a | ORD % iN of * rack, Ad Sap 38-0338 re 1948 FORD &T. i iD Marine wary pointe cond! Or eM OO 2 FORD TANDEM DUMP iiarrington Boat Works | truck, 10 yd. box. Will take $800 Phone PE 2-8033| Under market on this quick RY BOAts | _ trade. “EAP S-014z, or eM 30003. ANYELLOWJACKET ee <.. .. LUAG ALUM BOATS * | TRACTOR AND TRAILER, 2% TO! #4 Ton “pap PAILERS Dodge woes. waddle EAS MARINE & UIP, [AA deat wegier Ca -| INLAND LAKE SALES _age Co, 1 Thurk &t, . GMC ii, TON WRECKER 1 ome 3 thead: Y tround’ job. On S108 Ye WILSON GMC FE 5-9485 FE 44531 MICHIGAN'S LAROEST omc ] Oakland at Cass Auto Insurance 90A ALLSTATE AUTO INSURANCE a patt STATE FARM'S FAMOUS Auto, Ins. Call Perry or Huffman before you renew. 2 2-0201. ~__ For Sale Cars IT’S EASY !! TO DEAL WITH "EASY ED"!! Fasy Down Payments Easy Monthly Pay ments For A Better Car For A Better Deal “Easy Ed" Jones DETROIT MOTOR SALES 4 ‘~~ jo tS é = SEDAN RIVIERA. R & H. best covers, Private ‘owner. $350 123 Seminole. 1965 BUICK eal HARDTOP, full power, §2,105. ‘CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. FE 43885 “4 BUICK sU PER. 20 W. Wills See Our Spring): Lineup! SPECIALS | 32 Olds Super 88, $497. "$2 Nash, $493 ‘82 and ‘51 Ford, $405 ‘a Mercury and Ford, ‘47 DeSoto ALSO PLENTY OF 2 T ae R ; ED On Gk ADE ECONOMY USED CARS 22. Auburn_ CADILLAC .AC COUPE DEVILLE 1955. OR FINANC ING ar) ATAW EE +DR_. VERY G6OD — tion, Reasonable. 68 Ogemaw | "ists, | ‘Ou! PONTIACS, : ot, Mf & M MOTOR SALES | ‘Wanted Used Trucks 9) by Dick Turner Tat ing, CR Pen on © 1086 oy MEA Sarvion “Notice particularly the handle grip—molded to prevent the skillet from leaving the hand on the follow-through!’’ 6, | 115 S. Saginaw) “ers: is@@ BUICK STATION WAGON, $250. , OR 3-2761, FE 42131 | . | 08 tu julpped, new men. Cal after ome, OR 3006. 1985 petra, & H, tw MaAvtal very economical. sfeir Se CHEV. 1956 FACTORY OFFICIAL’S < LY be ne a0 8 beautiful blue, ‘HASKINS CHEVROLET Oakland County's Fastest Growing Dealer Dixie Highway at MiSs S-o0Tl Nites ‘til 9 WILL TRADE UITY IN ‘86 Chevrolet Del - i Black with heater, White Shausts for sah sy iN or "$1 1 car re £1701 before 2 p.m. 84 E. Sheffield oumy. 1955, 210 Bg ttc 2-DOOR, radio and heater, standard trans- mission, white "wall tires, Very special today with just your car Haskins Chev. 671 Dixie baa - Pcag MAple 6-607) “ul 8 SELL OR 7eoe ‘83 Chevy Bel Air with radio end heater, “rade | for ‘30 of "Sl mode! ear. Call_after 2 P.M, PE 2-7142. ‘# CHEVIE, “cuye COUPE, GOOD PE 4-8710. ~ SHARP CARS! Always ® good se selection. Taylor Chevrolet Sales HIP MArket 41561 Walled Lake isd CHEV. CONV. RADIO AND heater, good tires, Call ~ 6-255). Between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. 1061 CHEVROLET Cc SouveitiSC: IBLE, pped, 3-5006 TF ¢ YOU CAN COUNT ON Commuinty Motors Rochester ‘SS Buick 4 door hardtop. Radio, heater, Dynaflow, power brakes $2305 Pontiac Catalina. Radio, heater, Hydramatic .. $1008 . Radio, $ 90: ‘” Ford 2 door, Radio, heater § al bag gre ‘Radio, heater, re "82 Chevie sation “wagon “@ dyer Radio, he ater 805 | “83 Ford Ranch Wagon ‘Pord- ‘Mat. __ te. Radio, he $1005 wer i oes steering, (radio, yrafliow é a1198 ‘80 Jeepster Roadster = / $ 405 We have several good’ transporta I tiem spec ‘ale eat A be ideal | fer that sreond «( MMU it Y MOTGE ‘ Rochester OL 2-0311 Open for your - ‘ss FORD, 5 Ford natie very ciean, only rons eaienc e from “Yl 10 ANCH WAGON, Ran, HOWARD LARE, INC. Orchard Lake Rd Keege YOUR CREDIT TS GOOD HERE 50 USED CARS “WE CARRY YOUR NOTE BRAID OTOR SALES DeSoto, ~ Plymouth Dealer | 31 Years of Fair Dealing ; 70 8 Cass Fr WILL ACCEPT — | Outboard motors, boats, ances, guns enmeras _—s appll- | etc. Al ood. used | ED #2 Oakland ave Fr 4733) LOOK! Choice NEW CA TRADE-INS 1986 CHRYSLER — DEMO., LOADED 1955 Plymouth Plaza Club Sedan, This week's economy special. _ "it Dyert, «ge etre, spray green. Rak. will trade. " Yos3 Chev. 210 dix, 4 dr. Beautiful blue & ivory 2 tone, Auto. drive. sine Low mileage. Desoto 4 @ v4 _ wR. are R ge uto. drive, R&H. Save . ‘Tir oath Cranbrook ix. 4 ie Reni Sa very : ative: _ CLARKSTON. a 7 4a wus Staion wagon. Over. : FORD 1954 COUPE, OnEuINAL, finish, spotless interior, radio and ——— ants Boe bargain special SS. Just your ie 7 Aig Easy terma. Haskins Chev. #751 Dixie Hiehway at M15 MApie 5-5071 Open. nitese'ti} # “51 FORD VICTORIA A real sharp Vie. Ivory top—biue . ‘Radio heater. Straight This is @ il-owner car. ! Cash, terms or Auto Sales. 68 Peoples ue , Feed 6 FRARSORTATION leon car mig Plates, 23 Lois. Rea- sonable. New Car Trade-Ins '53 BUICK H’TOP $1195 54 CHEV. 2 DR. $1095 53, PONTIAC 2 DR. $945 '53 FORD 2 DR... .$895 33 CHEVIE C. CP. $875 52 PONTIAC 4 DR. $795 53 PLYM, 2 DR...$795 "52 CHEV. 2 DR... .$645 "52 PONTIAC 2 DR. $645 31 PONTIAC 2 DR. $495 51 CHRYS. H’TOP $495 31 CHEV, C, CPE. $495 49 LINCOLN 4 DR. $295 Bud .. Y 2160 6 CYL. OVER-|. ____ For Sale Cars eo MODEL, A 4 DR. "37 FORD RANCH | WAGON, @ CYL- R&H. good condition. Only HOWaRD LARE, INC. ssn sonciien. ‘Pvt. owner. $1196, _ Ores, payments or cash, FE “Gee GooD or Goop 5-074. 1983 FORD MAINLINE V-8, $800. Will tak Soke sted oy, "00 os trade _im,_or cash. EM 3- 1955 FORD MAINLINE FORDOR ~ $1295 LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER roe DEALER iTS. ‘+. FORD: "?-DR. MA GOOD _ PLACE * BUY is6s3 FORD CUSTOM, WW.- Mobile Station Wood ward and Long Lake. Mra- west 63435 W) FORD 3 DR. HEATER. GOOD condition. JEFFREY 6a e SALES FORD isso 2 $225. 4560 | Elizabeth Lake Oi. Cart M Manning. “es FORD CUSTOM 8, ? 1- "55 v8 Hudson “Holiwyood Hard- acobson’s Motor Sales 1965 LINCOLN NOOLN CAPRI. | FULL POw- er, premium tires, factory official. CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at = Sts. FE em: ee ~~ West Side Used Cars Drive out. where overhead is low save the ——— Many makes & models to choose from. wt est Side Used Cars _iuron 4-2185 COLN, WYDRAWATIC. R Ra- aaa pasion. $125 ‘CENTRAL cote ae A Sts. MUST SELL: 1956 pce LN PRE- mier coupe. Full power. like new . eves, after pm, ELgin pee MERCURY MONTFREY S8TA- tien wagon, w-wal] tires, R&H., auto. trans , $2,205 LINCOLN-MERCURY ee ae ree Sta, ~~ FOR YOUR ~ HOME RUN 1956 DODGE DEMO. SAVE OVER $800 1955 DODGE WAGON 1955 PONTIAC 2 DR. 1955 DODGE 4 DR. 1954 CHEV. BEL AIR 1954 FORD V8 2 DR. ..... 0.0... $1045 1953 FORD V8 2 DR. a a) 1952 DE SOTO CLUB COUPE .. .$645 1952 PLYMOUTH WAGON ......5:; $675 1952 DODGE CLUB COUPE. ..$565 1949 DODGE | . CLUB COUPE...$295 $11 DOWN $11.50 MO. "50 CHEVY ...s006 $145 "49 MERCURY eae $145 ‘48 NASH . ev50veeeuve “Shelton | otor Galeg) RIEMEN awa “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A |. LINCOLN-MERCURY | ~~ TOP VALUES Hess. Sods: $ SSSce: Soir ees be foma new tires, one owner, very OUGHTEN & at ad ¥. QLDSMOBILE "BRIGHT SPOT" ’55 Olds S. 88 dix. Hol. Cp. 55 Ford Fairlane 55 Buick Riviera *55 Merc. Sta. Wgn, 54 Ford Cl. Coupe 54 Chev. Bel Air Sed. ’54 Buick RM Hardtop ‘53 Pont. Catalina 53 Olds S 88-Sed. ’53 Olds Holiday Cpe. 53 De Soto Sedan 52 Buick Riviera 52 Olds 88 Sedan "52 Henry J 52 Chev. Sedan "52 Dodge Sedan ’51 Olds 98 Sedan '50 Olds Holiday Cpe. *50 Hudson Sedan -|'46 Pont. 2 Door JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC ’ Orchard Lake at Cass FE 80488 ARE YOUR - PAYMENTS TOO rdensome? Let us help you to just to some less expensive TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS i” hed Pi Bnve: Motels “CARL S "AUTO. ‘SALES 2596 ‘Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 4-2313 ‘SS PACKARD PATRICIAN LOW } oo gaes $2,005. 'b. nice | $805 ry Packard seden like new, 9075. SALE OR TRADE, 19546 FORD 4 arn Paitione, two tone, B&B, | -g3t2 cnet, Sedan fully equipt. $548. bonio tires Leste. rear speaker, tinted | “ g945 ers to choose from. PE 56-0676. = Trade and bu: 1966 FORD VIC.,, OLDER ar ser: .Take over payments, MAZUREK MOTOR SALES Bouth Bivd. at Woodward FE 4-0587 Bob Frost OFFERS BIRMINGHAM CLEAN CARS ‘| Pontiac ‘53 4 dr. R&H i transmission gy iro 1963 4 door. ne Ford 083 Custom-8, 2 door . § 895 Custom % 095 . $1005 $1005 > isn3 Catalina hardtop $ices Honea 1963 Hardtop sport coupe erent ‘1964 Custom 4 ar.- Mercury te Missa Custom 2 door, ra- — Mose ‘Montclair, bard Lincotn 1955 Capri coupe .. 82695 Mercury 1966 convertible $2605 Bob Frost, Inc. oie MERCURY AND ENTAL DEALER Ww OODW ARD BIRMINGHAM ‘SOopwit" Means © 91005 $1106 $2395 850 S $895 | 54 Chev. 210 2 dr.. 'S8 Pont. Cat...... $2095 Fire gold and white R&H. Hydra Power brakes. 55 Pont. Star Chief 4 dr. o8 ees: dre, aia 38 $1895 RaH. ‘dra, wer steering and power Sones. 000 miles "36 Chevrolet 2 dr.. .$1995 210 series. 4.000 miles. °S5 Pontiac Star Chief . 4 dr. Sis A] Radle and heater, power steer- ing. and power brakes. 2 ne blue : re ee a ed | *3§ p ontiac 860 4 dr. $1695 $1945} |Radio and heater. Hydramatic. 55 Pontiac 870 2 dr. $1745 Radio and heater. Mydremotte: 53 Buick Sup. H’top $1295 Dynafiow, Radio and heater, 52 Ford Victoria... .$795 R&H, Ford-O-Matic, 2 tone, w- walls, 'S4 Pontiac’4 dr..... $1195 R&H. Hrdramatic, low mileage. $1095 1 owner. Radio and heater, 15.- 000 miles. 'S4 Ford Cust. 2 dr. $1095 Radio and hester, Directionals. "54 Plym. Sav. 4 dr $1095 R&H.. Auto. treme. SHARP! *52 Ford M'line 2 dr. $695 14,000 actual miles. / PONTIAC - RETAIL STORE “GOODWILL, 3 Packard | 2} $1195, SAVINGS | FOR YOU CENTRAL. =| SPECIAL THIS WEEK a Brom {oy door ae Bai $395 FULL PRICE. 60 other cars to choose from COMMUNITY MOTORS' SAVE. $950 1956 PONTIAC OF FICIALS’ CARS CALL TOM OR RUSS MI 4-1930 i085 PONTIAC < Hyd., hea & heater. and white, $1,000. 5035 Tike "Ra “EASY ED” NEEDS FURNITURE! pn «og pa oll old 6 pesy wae will allow you aough for a down | . payment on any car on lot. _ SEE “EASY ED” JONES AT 115 S. SAGINAW 1954 pthc ae Club Coupe, $850, White wall tires, R&H, overdrive, turning signals, undercoat. Chadron red ag black. Good condition. Phone R. B. Wil- cox, 10305 Oakhurst Rd., MElrose 4-$864. “CY OWENS” ~ SPECIAL "CY OWENS” 147 8, Saginaw 8t. FE 54-4101 FE 56-3588 on 8 arias ‘to 9 p.m. “EASY ED” NEEDS A) W: RTCHL. Let your old time ‘piece put you on wheels Use it for a down payment on any of our good rup ning used cars. “EASY ED” JONES T A 115 S. SAGINAW ‘90. ‘STUDEBAKER. ROND Ww = $125. Pvt, owner. EM 3-4405 IT'S NOT WHAT YOU PAY, BUT WHAT YOU GET THAT COUNTS! SO GET ONE OF THESE AND BE > 55 PONTIAC Catalina Hard Top with ra- dio, heater, 2-tone paint, white side ‘walls, All you need is $100 and your old ear down. CHEVE. 2-door sedan, fully = _ with radio, heater, our old car down and PY) ‘months | on the balance. BUICK A super hard top with radio heater. power brakes, power | steering. white walis and 2-tone paint. Oniy $1785. “FORD Club ‘Coupe, radio, heater, white wall tires, Fordoma. tie and dark green Foie Bargain priced at $11 FORD This ‘s @ custom & 4door sedan. A one owner car with radio, heater, Fordo-\ matic and ready to go) }_Special at $695. FORD, Convertible painted a beau tiful fire engine red. Radio | | | | | | 4 heater and Fordomatic . Look, it's only $095. CHEVE. A V-8 @door with Power. wiide,. radio, heater, white walls and fust like new. Nanay miss this at only $1806. 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ALWAYS 65 FINE CARS: 1954 Pont, 4 dr. radio & heater, Hyd, baby blue, custom in- eee 210 2 dr ‘radio & heater, all the Pont. 2 dr. R7Q, ra- two tone paint. 1955 Olds 2 dr., & heater, steering and’ brakes, 2 tone paint, whitewalls . 1949 Ford 2 dr., V-8 en- gine, good nar $165 dr., hardtop, jet black $595 1951 tee’ 2 dr., radio 95 * beee , dix., . $1395 Hvdra., - $1795 radio Hydra., ee $2195 radio_ Riviera 2 eeeee e a ri y es bi ea ee ie 2 Fa Bee din as Ee: eS as sae y J % 4! 4 tae ie L * es : ian ee -- cy = J sz = lige j ty ,. ere ceo fi pee = ‘ie Ai as he aaa y pe j at hig ‘fae : “4 3 : ak Ga’ , i ia i. , ial Sp is) : 4 or A >, i j , : OF ees ye A ; ; f ‘ ; ; Ai 1) peek : } re ae on \ > 4 ie ; wh a i “y g | | f a HIRTY.SEVEN”) “THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 , | " | Jean Hagen Divorces’ Danny for More Varied Wo rk ‘ Fatal to Tot o ak Radio Programs - - Murder Hearing Loc! Teachers: eae aie te D ns | -- oc ay's aal oT Hear Spea ers Hartis, 2, of Detroit, choked to | Wie, (0) ORLW, (000) WWs, (9m) WOAR, (10) WXYE, (1970) WON, (ieee) © WIBK, (1400) 0 West lat M usic Fair —— terday after he swallowed | NCE Change i In Show vowel teat = gum Ee ee, trea ee’ | Sartre. UPENS in ti ocegferg meng Mpeg = rae : : : eee ee eel reecmge meg ie, mt | ‘Most Baffling Case! |smusic iucnors Naor Gnier ( SYLVANIA TV | Newe “ 4 vid A i "4 ” Oy Thomas . May Become Reve Dow McLeod ae “Top ef tenn | ee ew wae © Winker halt Salesman |erce St ere ae 4 io NO MONEY DOWN Ise Find — iets short cau. Pars, | Sees Asp Oe rom George A. Pocae a aT ELECTRO MART Widower or E WPON, News Fier Seen Se > WON Peys, WoBR Reve Bon Cited as Defendant word from George:A.Putnam, di-B*."" & New Spouse “Wig, Rene Atubellane “ew = wa) Weeder on | eon Rev, Neen Bey | : rector of secondary music in “| _Zree Home Demonsivation | THOMAS WIRE. Boot WIR, Mister : Rema om Geo yee P eden ane ail ! By BOB avan of Music Let's Go to Town| WCAR, Rowe, Temple Bud Davies ; HOLLYWOOD & — Two come- Sports ¥ MORNING sm Arthur Gostrey’| WIBK, Don McLeod . i " dians are losing their TV wives| 1:00--WIR Guest House | gee-wak num Viel — | 10.se—w Meoeaey - searried| WHO, Cub 1000 ‘tpbialt’ salesman, was due to open|structor agp yah erent WE MOLD YOUR NOTE Series tea Caen ond Ge fom Pulten ‘Lewis Sat Recaro ou. | “wwear ws ~~ ek most baiting cases ever|the trip to the convention 100 TOP VALUE STAMPS Hagen has announced her split wren ners, Careren ea tate atoms WPON, Pontiac. mi Seu pa Melecs encountered by Oklahoma author- “One of the first on » let of | With Each Used TV Purchese with Danny Thomas. ae 1:30—WIR, Quest House wws, Maxwell 11:00-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey wean News, ities. Howard os ** @ WXY2, Fred W weiss ‘WPON, News, o- @ ' presented a moving Of the two “divorces” the Thom-| #8, Gah pay Sonat Sove"Binte qeaute| Saw: Reve SON? Time. | sue wun mse: Pare Ob Cat, 30,1084; Gen _eacves| Seam, Penman OUNS T's, cage FE 5-100 as-Hagen one seems more serious. ef /| Wea Cette WCAR, News wxye, McKensie of a still unidentified man| the morning conference break- While Fabray is @ great asset to WON, Iegord Room tase, POR, Feruaes Party s Bud ak in the burning station! tast,” Putnam reports. Se a “Caesar's Hour - her skits are <— ne Om al Me Bob ae ee hoe “ery s wife on . H : and| Wave bhow biepers WxY2, News, Shun sate wagon of Hagler’s 1 Phyllis Smith, Pontiac High Mo uitoes played strictly for laughs ree { ey . tor a ‘ we of Bands | lonely road near the mountain) . | i senior is scheduled to sing to the next. Besides, she seo | WPON, News Rise ® wxve, with 16 AW Was preceded by Imogene Coca as| *ss6.¥IR. This sets nen win Valew. af” Agtl | ’ “tect |"BLACKED OUT” a National Golden Anniversary : | lceeeers “wife.” WET, Piretone Hour WXYZ, News, Osgood . om News" by.Cuaeroers Pog For a time it was believed the|Chorus today in St. Louis. Aerial Spraying : icky WIBK. N ome WAYS, Mews, 4:50-WJR, Music Han [body was that of Hagler. How-| Musical features included in the of Subdivisions for |MORE REALISTIO , ceed Hoo e tith Cm | CRLW, News, Tex. Wer. Pepper ever, the 39-year-old self-admitted| six day program are a demonstra- CONTROL | It's different with “Make Room * Hour Rise ‘a : ews, turned up a few days lat-ition and performance by jazz mu- PEST ” relation- Mirror #:00—WJR, Jack White y paaie playboy up chee ‘ is more realistic, and Jean ao Shorr a van of Musie and| and a concert by FE 4-5791 ship Bowe, CKLW. News. Davia J —_ tr had been on a drinking spree and|shop quartette has been Danny's only spouse, | "Glock moon WIBK. wae ud Devies 5:90 —WIR, William Gheehe® nad “blacked out.” He denled|ihe Wichita Symphony in } por drag prema Wate, best Bends Wron, News | w ae | Ware, ‘Weurlce, Spore, any knowledge of the’ crime. ee fo abandon her TV 7 8:30—WJR, Musie Mall oat * @ @ ticle to ,"* Putnam . RIZED [ics “despite the handsome pay] Skit get ender oA Sue Bese Se eaesl vat alte 10 Hope x and Orville | WXYZ, News, ews State prosecutors decided | EALER she draws, wesc Wak news, Dance Qenttn | Werte Pe Ri ask for the death penalty, They EMERSON€88 | cree Scie he ac | SEE Erte oot Serta ed BE conceded their case egninat Hae Benton Harbor Hit .. “ loved doing CKLW, Reve, Vanitarge be q WCA News, Caravan , Chase ler was CROSLEY—BENDIX | mitted. “And 1 have loved done UPON, NWS crema me Here Maes, | ReRR Boo Mole sowg, | VSURANOR PLOT ion Segregation Rules : 1.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Jor i I want a chance to do/*wws! Mews oy, lewis ie Sa i. Wage heen Winter’ | WEON. Dinner Bermace But, Murray County Atty; Dixie wm itauee” different things, hanno d : Colbert and Owen J. Watts, ae DETROIT Thurgood Marshal i. Open Every Night “Wl 9 P.M. I'v i F ’ ' : sistant state attorney general, of New York, special counsel F “In a few of the shows e = | P -— = can an insurance in a here last i “AA-COX TV | 2°55 2 Today's Television Programs - refi aimed Suan, toscme | ee ee Te Gar on , column are subject to change without notice. up to the murder — all involving! -acial restrictions in Detroit and 463 S. Saginaw FE 5-4620 | same ee de Programs furnished by stations listed in this sy |Hagler. They said they will tY|po ton Harbor. thrill I get out of acting is doing CO i : 1—WXYZ- Channel §—CKLW- term conviction. * ¢ @ * t doe be shoe ——— —— eww —— — “ie ony ns. to the yer Marshall spoke at a $100 a plate just as soon ; vi (9) ous case were a general ts ” dinner factory." TONIGHT’S HIGHLIGHTS Chenped Hee Mink.” (0 Conent'sssiati-ot Ron Ss Sorter, tion of the victim's size and a den-|, Fh for Freedom fag ; NEW HEARING AIDS NO FRICTION ¢:00—(7) Annie Oakley, Gail Davis a. ee Fabray. Satire} News. Paul Williams. (2) News./tal bridge, believed to have been NAACP. Detroit . Never before have Acousticon Jean said she. had come to her in “Annie and the Outlaw Son. on erie movies. (2) Burns and Jac LeGoft. constructed in Germany. “Here in Detroit,” he said, “you i | sneer’ the herd ol hecring, nad been asked by ABC to with-| is sent to make peace with In- a chorus line at a burlesque|ii:g—(7) The Crash. Donald! ”', business associate of Haglalee have some of the’ darndeet lems of the hard of hearing-|)14 it until plans for next season dians in “Ride, Ranger, Ride”. house. (56) Parliamentary Law.| Houston in “ Death Is “ier, Frank St. Claire of Dallas,|residential segregation of any. city Tare might be friction "between| (0, News and Sports, Paul WH 1200. 0) S's air’ cred cnaee oy aly OCamiir told Oklahoma authorities alin the country. Your workers, there might be friction between) jjamg Bill Flemming. course. Principles of pariamen- . Musical. (4) Little Show.| month afte rthe body was found|thanks to the labor unions, 4 Principh pari ‘Show The 1956 Models her and Danny because of her . 4) Delores. Short films. (2) : “Battle Scene.” (2) Miss Fair- that the slaying was the aftermath | side by side, white and black, small,” light| desire to leave. She indicated such| © eee oe sd an e Program. Mildred} weather. Betty Wright. lof @ conspiracy to collect. $200,-lelght hours a day but the other 16 HEATING Ful ae es a €:2-~(@ Weather. Soomy Hilo. (2) 50 ovens. aiugs “When Slsasee A ing Record. Talk on Industrial ~~ hapod hooanney Reepier Pa :45—-(2) Guiding Light. (9) Mary g¢ Harbor Springs ; Design. | worker is torn ‘ M Show 4 hg : a . 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John) her duty in “Regarding File No. = ee . (4) (olor)) PETOSKEY w — The roaring | FE 2-9167 | ve 1} Gour yes ] Cameron Swayze. 4356” starring Priscilla Gillette, patty an Ai Bd Drama.(@rock Imm, @ popular summer re | The ewe ery 8:00—(9) TV Reader's Digest. Vic-|| Douglas Watson. 9) News. Shoppers Show. sort at nearby’ Harbor Springs, And make an appointment for any necessary repairs p Se Say: Meee Salen Fiat Beeateny Sue Thanet: 4 Fun to Reduce panes to Se Geet 3" to insure protection to yourself and the public. story about movie producer who} “Bitter Rival,” drama. (4) Wa- nee Good Cooking. There were no injuries, but Earl . and then finds she has a mind| ton Fosier “ 2:00—() Robert Q. Lewis, (4) an aon we Sra eahoor ae CHUCK BRANSON, Service Manager cen’ “The Woman Who'10:48—(9) Sports Album. Films. - Hour of Shows. (7) On camaaes af wy Save aterail f PT “ee The Big Payoff, (2) (col. STucture built n mel asso te a 3:00— had been unoccu . 4 nem , or) NBC Matinee Theater. (7) ciose of the tourist season last fall. HIGH FIDELITY ? sefor's — - Afternoon Film Festival. ‘It had been completely renovated 2 Toward the 3:30—-(2) Bob Crosby Show ‘only a few years ago. = er ie te tr __| EF ADQUARTE 3 A ee Ys 4:00—(2) Brighter Day. 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GA |) toe Me Pe, ne st | ELECTRONICS INSTITUTES st =| Phone i - : 05 | - \, : le oF . ‘ os P ‘ ‘ i : oe ae : THIRTY-EIGHT ce ae _THE PONTIAC weit MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956 nee ea Reet ee eK _ Pastimes for Princess: Confident Adlai mpry ta, Fisica Med ay Voodoo Defies Medicine =) | Aunanes Ser ay To Her Knitting, Petitpoint \ . 5 4 vr cna | As : | Shrink Painful Piles. 2 ee es gga ‘Intends 10 wearer Aussie Boy Curse Victim |) s.scc Finds Healing Substance That Does Both — ee wdeatedd ee inte SF : "Stevenson plans a private gath-| DARWIN, Australia (—Charliéjto have acted on instructions from} «-—=«sRelieves Pain-~Shrinks Hemorrhoids — MONTE CARLO — One hour after I landed here for The s Nomination on a a Carolina ‘politi-'1 ¥. Wulumu, 19-year-old aborigi-\Wulumu'’s mother-in-law. Her’ mo- New York, N. Y.. (Special) — 1” And suf- . Greatest Wedding Ever, I came upon a big—in fact, a whopping) Sees cal leaders today." ~ - _ Ine victim of a tribal “death sing-|tives were not clear, For the first time science has | ferére were a ; Convention | conditions, * “‘migagehusive story. : Ballot at Convent On arrival yesterday in his pri-ling” rite, perked up a bit today. The women hid Chartie's. spear|found s new healing or . a Grace Kelly just adores. to knit. in Chicago vate plane, he was met by about/He called for food and water for|anti woomera (throwing stick) in Labeanerkatlo suite All ". And also embroider, Petitpoint, you know. 25 persons, many of them metirithe first time since he was placed|a hollow log just before the sing-| 41, “withéut. surgery. nareotics, Se I say without fear of contradiction—since Grace’ll be | aqiai Stevenson says he intends|80" for President Club. tal five days ago, aa the missing weapons in the 10g) another, “very striking improve- | @ new / too busy to contradict Se ee nt tote to win the Dawoeratie, raesitee- : * aise Lo a , * 2. #3° he, began to feel He was fino ment’ wen expected ond spetied Dyne*)—the dit ie Serene Highness will soon be presen Prince Rainier nomination on ballot.| “I'm, awfully glad to +—But Charlie ‘almost chokedwhen|!? Darwin Hospital Tuesday observa famous with some socks she’s lovingly knitted for His Serene High- He Js visting at his sister's hotne}and Fh looking forward 4 good he tried to drink. Doctors. tink) Swang dey bad tbe Placed nT Genuy relieving Pay hee weet tease on ot ness. : : —— —a ; ’ ' Boverithe youth's belief nothing can x 4 reduction rts.of fe “You don't expect to see 3 toa ain tent a his time ard 0|save his ll swallowing a oie weber seth: wah be i“ ng) 00k place this carn Bem ve sdb Grace Kelly knitting, but she's ‘| An interviewer asked him yes-jand working on campaign a "lig still om the critical, list. improvement was maintained in | form called H.* Ask always got her knitting with terday whether it would be safe|specches ny oe pate atlanta site to breathe without| comes waste Casters e pusied of for individ sealed convenient Paeee Sa ches ween t the ‘fst ballot at the Chicago coo An American firm is helping|aborigine women were believed to/minutes. os “ as _ thor- | cial applicator Prnaader te chanced to meet at the second el) ee a ae ate ee eee a ee ea O wcum bas th that sufferers were able to | soldatalldrugstores.Satistection 2 5 “That's we intend plant, an integral ! Although youth scene such aston: tements | guaran money refunded. ot ag egg delags J ae just oe oa oe a ee ee cok “’ Land gene an symptoms, spinal tests wenilan taut samet te tee ” "Ree, U.8. Pat. Off. “And.” added this news™ pretieted weeks . They were A source of mine, an attractive blonde friend of Grace's, “she’s always embroidering lit- . tle glasses-casses for herself Speaking of glasses — the kind you wear—Prince Rainier may have a Napoleon uniform, but he’s going to be just an- other Seeing-Eye Dog for a . near-sighted wife. GRACE KELLY : The Princess'll settle down with anywhere from three to six) pairs of glasses. She only recently spurned contact lenses —} again. - “I'm always. waving at somebody who isn’t waving at me} Sears anrswo -NT NEEDS ® Roof to Basement * Front to Rear Celariicicmelsleme@leh: Buy. on SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN Small Amount Down... Convenient Montly Payments Heavy Duty ONE LOW | _ ceed wd well Nosed eae Buys Our Exclusive Craftsman ~~ and not waving at somebody who ts waving at me,” Grace S v 2 h ain rae unk: spar Varnis ~*~ * * * | . Can Be Used Anywhere! “I decided people’d prefer me wearing glasses to squinting.” Regularly $70.03, You Saye Ovdr $12.00! : But there'll be times when she won't, and the Prince’ll go} , = Ya Gal. 50 through life saying things like “You just snubbed the Duke of/ @ NO SECONDS &TORY — Kent,” or “Wave to the Duchess of Marlborough.” ae FRESH MERCI \ ‘ 7 ' Folks here are worried about how much Grace the home-| @ PROVEN QUALITY AT OUR ding yt phon go id body’ll be able to do about fixing up the Prine’s palatial shack. er “” es wear. vides : LOWEST PRICE EVER! a lustrous finish for wood- When she moved into the New York 5th Avenue apart- we yume irs 4 work, stairs, floors, porch $trong Stepladder — ment which she’s keeping (leading to the belief she'll be we THINK : ae ceilings, boats. Flows.freely; Of Lightweight Magnesium back in the movies), she glided worriedly through it. eae GREATEST SPRAYER BUY EVER! leaves no brush marks; 36 50 “T need. a drainer for the dishes, some potholderd, some] a oe “< rig rng aad On . gi “alt : ish. as plastic se. 8-FOOT cookie jars,” she murmured domestically. - Maal for thewmbold - Extra And now she’s going to be mistress of 220 rooms. — Peace higifest qual “an win eet ae oe * * * * . = = 4 footing. 7 rot or spline - ¥ i . “Grace's best friends are gathering, and they don’t like the a. | | Point Dept-—Sapement ter, Basy to ane kidding this wedding’s getting as a kind of a “matrimonial/ \ SPRAYER, Reg. .57.95 spectacular.” Grace never posed for cheesecake pictures ., . > SPRAYER CART, never trampled on other people's necks . . . just ‘tended to . aan . her knitting and Got There. AIR CHUCK, Reg. 6% THE MIDNIGHT EARL... . | Ex-boxer Mickey Walker threatens to sue the circus ‘cause| an elephant busted a window in his cafe nearby ... 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