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City Voting o on ‘Hospital Pro posal   
Beck Demands 
AFL-CIOLift 
His Suspension Teamsters. Boss Scores 
Executive Unit's Eying 
of His Affairs 
    
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
Teamsters President Dave) 
Beck demanded today that | 
the AFL - CIO Executive. 
Council revoke its suspen- 
sion of him as an aa 
vice president. 
Beck made the deceand | 
as the AFL-CIO governing 
body placed him on trial on | 
charges of misuse of his 
union office because of dis- | 
closures before the Senate ° 
Rackets Committee. 
’ Beck repeated what he, 
said before—that the coun- | 
cil had no right under the) 
AFL-CIO constiution....to, 
suspend him and therefore | 
he is still a federation _ 
vice president. 
  smiles from his hospital bed 
narrow well in his back yard. 
as the doctors release him. aP Wirephete 
FISHIN’ TRIP NEXT — Seven-year-old Benny Hooper Jr. 
at Manorville, N. Y., where he is 
recovering from the ordeal of being buried almost 24 hours in a 
Doctors say he needs another week 
The council suspended Beck after | 
he invoked the Fifth Amendment| Wants to Go Fishing’   
when questioned before the- Senate | 
committee in March on whether he! 
had used $322,000 of union funds 
for personal purposes. 
Teday’s session was held be- 
hind closed doors at the AFL- 
(10 headquarters building but 
Beck issued a statement to news- 
men shortly after he entered the er Jr. says he feels better 
hearing. 
The Teamsters boss insisted that 
the council had no authority to take 
action because the charges; Boy, 7, Rescued From Well 
Says He's Feeling Better | 
MANORVILLE, N.Y. (P2—Seven- -year-old Benny Hoop-| ‘hey said he was arrested in 1952! 
and wants to go fishing. 
But first, said his doctors, he’ll need another week or 
10 days to shake off several respiratory ills. 
Benny was trapped almost 24 hours in neck-high sand. Improving Each Day. . Sex Offender 
- Admits Slaying 
of 9-Year-Old | Brenda Jane Doucette’s 
Killer Tells of Intention | 
! 
| 
= | to Assault Girl 
; | BRISTOL, Conn. (#—Po- 
lice said a convicted sex 
joffender confessed today to) 
‘the week-old slaying of 
pretty, 
Jane Doucette. 
George J. Davies, 38, of 
Thomaston admitted pick- 
ling up the blonde third- 
grader, on her way to 
  committing sexual assault.” 
| Detective Thomas Laden 
quoted the slight - built) 
[Davies the father of three 
“or,.10 days in thé hospital. His plans? He's going fishing as soon le hildren, as saying he soe eee 
_| “killed her when she began 
“|to scream.’ 
| Davies was arrested on a coro-| 
ner’s warrant. It charges he killed. 
the youngster after driving her to: 
an isolated spot in nearby Wol-! 
an els beside | 
  in Thomaston and Litchfield. 
‘and sentenced to three years in 9-year-old Brenda) 
They said short, slender) 
school “with the intent of 
vin sees ere ee   Le @ 
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  closing hours, after a typical 
Election workers in precinct morning. Polls will remain open until 8 p. m. Late Rush of Voters Expected 
_ OFF TO SLOW START — Heavy voting in the 
city bond issues election today is expected in the 
slow start this 
Wret, Mrs. C. 
44, at Webster Wray.   Peatiae Press Phote 
School, are shown enjoying a coffee break during 
the forenoon. They are, left to right, Mrs. Howard 
W. Hoenftine and Mrs. Lester 
    
Over at New Haven   
Locksmiths Rush to Aid 
NEW HAVEN, Mich. ® — “Ii John fought off  hysteria,! f Youth Trapped in Vault Sescke trem the cutting torches 
aoe pin oer meenieg awe mete = think I was going to make mounting heat and thinning air was pretty awful, John said, “but 
* said 17-year-old John Chaffee while Detroit locksmiths rushed to) 1 prguched in a corner, pulled my \giris. 
PAROLED IN AUGUST 
He was paroled in August, 1954. slic 
ea E him are related to a time after he fell to the bottom of a narrow well in his back His wife, who had borne him three before the Federation's constitu-   tion became operative. 
could act against him only with evening. 
respect to his activities as an AFL. 
CIO officer. yard. Rescuers pulled him> 
He also said that the councilifrom the 24-foot pit Friday’ 
Three doctors gave the blue- 
‘eyed boy a thorough examination 
Beck declared that he should at Bayview General Hospital in 
not be called upon to answer the jnearey Mastic Beach yesterday 
charges because he is still under | sqgie’y —_--- rain 
subpoena to testify before the | 
Senate group and also is under | 
indictment on a charge of evad- 
ing income taxes. 
He insisted that the council! 
“should defer a hearing on my 
charges which might relate to my 
indictment” for income tax eva- 
sion until he has had an oppor- led. 
tunity to defend himself on the : tax’ charge iat Federal Guard. monitis, which is a 
Beck said: “To require me to IN GOOD CONDITION 
answer charges before this bedy,, Benny was reported in we can see,” said Dr. Joseph 
nuses.” 
The lung inflammation, he add- 
is not pneumonia but pneu- Kris. “He has alec inflam mation of tho sight tent, & em Bartrand Foster Struck 
ple inflammation of the bronchial While Walking Tracks tubes leading to that lung and a simple inflammation eof the si- Near South Boulevard 
hindered by a loss of hearing, was 
killed Saturday 
which relate in any way to my condition today after ‘‘a very good South Boulevard. 
defense against that 
as an American citizen, as well as oxygen tent as a precaution. indictment night."’ His temperature was | 
would appear to violate my rights almost normal. He was still in an Bartrand Foster, 415 Bloom- 
| field, was pronounced dead on An 82-year-old Pontiac man,! 
when hit by a! 
|Grand Trunk railroad engine while 
“good” he was walking on the tracks near, jall aircraft at nearby Selfridge jwas in jail. 
Davies had been picked up 
along with 50 ether known sex 
ee sini found discrepan- 
cies in his story and went to his 
home Friday, While they were 
there, Davies pH “suicide 
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Air Show Washed Up 
but Marines Save Day . 
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. 
—The foot Marines saved the day | 
again. 
Drizzly cold weather grounded 
lair Force Base yesterday. But 
some 10,000 persons ‘braved the 
lelements to see a promised show 
my rights as a long-standing mem-| The blond youngster made short, arrival at Pontiac General Hos- climaxing Armed Forces Week. 
ber of the trade-union movement.”’| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
Zz Pe neseres 
_ YES for New York Trip 
5 Shows Named) © In response to many queries, The Press is an- 
nouncing again that our New York trip will defi- 
nitely be held again this year. 
The dates are September 9th-14th. 
* * * 
All theater arrangements have been com- 
- pleted and include the absolutely: top five shows 
in New York City. They are. 
' “My Fair Lady” 
“Happy Hunting” 
“The Bells Are Ringing” 
° . “Tunnel of Love”. ~ 
“Visit to a Small Planet” — 
*. 2 * 
The first three are musicals and the last two 
are comedies. Further details will be made 
_ public June 10th and reservations will be 
~ accepted beginning the next day, June 11th. 
United Airlines has been selected’ as the means 
of transportation and two special deluxe planes 
will make the trip. \ 
Expect something terrific. 
That’s what we promise. 
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» » transportation both ways on two strictly 
» deluxe United Air Lines planes, room for five 
/.. nights at the Paramount Hotel, all theater 
» \ tickets, a trip around Manhattan: on a char- » tered boat, a special after theater supper at 
Leone’s and a “get acquainted” buffet Mon-   
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A business card of a hearing! 
,aid company was found in Foster's 
|pocket. 
. BLEW WHISTLE 
| Engineer William Cameren, 57, of, 
* 55 Chamberlain St., told police he. 
| blew the train whistle for the South » |Boulevard crossing when he saw 
the elderly man walking on the, 
tracks. 
* * * 
At the sound of the whistle, 
Foster turned and stopped in 
front of the engine, Cameren told 
police. He was struck by the right 
front of the engine. 
The shredded remains of a gunny 
sack which had contained coal 
were found. hanging on the engine 
and also near the body, indicating 
Foster apparently had been collect- 
ing coal along the tracks. 
  had lived with Foster for the past) 
22 years and verified that Foster 
was hard of hearing. ais 
Bergman Denies 
Rossellini Plans 
to Divorce Her 
PARIS # — Actress Ingrid 
Bergman today said “there is no 
truth at all” to a report that her 
husband, director Roberto. Ros- 
sellini, is living with a married 
“Indian woman in Bombay. and 
plans to vgn pe, ecenen. 
“I wish they would leave my   
is acting on the Paris stage. 
“This is all a rumor that has 
4 sprung up and it is truly unfortu- 
i} nate.” 
*| . Rossellini is now making a 
picture in India. | Miss Bergman 
  Marion Huddleston told police he| Rather than disappoint the crowd 
|Marine Corps Reserves from De- 
|troit’ s Brodhead Armory put on a 
mock attack, sloshing through riv-, 
ers of water on taxi strips, fining 
blank cartridges and demonstrat-| 
ing flame throwers. 
  SC. as he stumbled, 
and weeping, from a grimy aban- 
‘doned bank vault last night after 
_— children, divorced him while he being | entombed 4'a hours. 
Pontiac Man, 82, "=" Rainfall Mere | . 
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reported. 
out. These were expec 
to be repaired by tonight. | 
Weather outlook for this area to-| 
‘night is partly cloudy and cool, 
‘low near 44.   will be mostly 
  | Tomorrow 
‘Viewers Told: Feed Champagne to Cats   
LONDON (INS) — Gremlins 
“Give this to your cat. It will 
your car with this” — a bottle of British TV Hit‘by Gremlins 
got into British television studios 
this weekend and advised millions of viewers to feed champagne to 
cats-and clean teeth with sausages. 
Howard Thomas, managing director of the commercial TV net- 
work, ordered an investigation of the incidents which pained sponsors 
but enlivened some rather humdrum commercials. 
In one advertisement viewers were urged to “elein your teeth 
with this.” A juicy sausage was pictured. 
love it,” said another ad. It prob- 
ably would love the sparkling champagne on display. 
But the topper was the suggestion that ‘‘you should lubricate 
beer. = Totals More Than 2 Inches == After an extremely wet weekend, Pontiac is promised 
ame respite from rain today, but only briefly as show- 
‘ers are predicted again by tomorrow night. 
From 6 p.m. Friday until 8 a.m. this morning 2: 05; John got trapped. locksmiths 
inches of rain fell on the city. As the 
tributed over the period, no serious flooding has been 
+ fell in-the higher northern Reck- it after burning four holes in the 
stee| door to release bolts that 
had been jarred ii into bets 
  * 
in Weekend: 
  rain was well dis- 
Bell Telephone said this morning trouble developed floor of his 6 
in one trunk line between*———— 
Pontiac and DraytoON) cloudy and warmer with showers | ‘ie 
Plains, with about 76 lines| — by evening, high 60 to | —_————- ae _ | 
Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem-| 
‘perature preceding 8 a.m. was 44. 
At 1 p.m. the temperature was 52. 
| Fair weather prevailed from | 
\Kansas southward through the} 
‘southern Plains and in the lower| 
Mississippi Valley eastward across 
most of the Gulf Coast region ex- 
\cept for scattered showers in Flor- 
ida. | 
There were wide areas of pre-)) 
cipitation from the Dakotas and 
Nebraska westward to the Pacific 
and southward into northern New, 
Mexico, Heaviest rainfall was re-| 
ported in western Nebraska. 
More than 2 inches of rain fell | 
in Scottsbluff. in 6 hours. Snow 
      jes and in sections of Utah and 
Nevada. _- 
Showers, rain and drizzle hit 
broad areas in the eastern half of 
the country. Drizzle.was reported 
in the middie Mississippi Valley.     coughing the scene to free him. They wid) jacket over my head and kept 
my eyes shut real tight. I was 
sure wonderful te see that deor 
open.” j . 
Chaffee, a New. Haven High! 
School senior, and Richard 
Sehroudt, 19, were among a group 
of young 
old bank building for a party next 
weekend. In a bit of 
ducked into the vault and 
Schroudt pushed the heavy door 
shut. 
Then Schroudt found he couldn't 
open it, even with the help of half 
a dozen other husky youths. They 
called police. No one knew the 
combination. 
Finally, some 2'; hours after 
were summoned from Detroit, 35 
| miles southwest. 
Chaffee -appeared in no im- 
|mediate — He lay on the 
by 8 foot dungeon 
to breath air from a tiny opening 
lbetween the floor and door bot- 
When he was safely out, though, 
‘John said he had been uncomfort- | 
lable and “plenty scared.” 
News of young Chaffee's plight 
spread quickly through New 
Haven, a town of 1,082, and many 
gathered at the old bank, includ- 
ing John's -father, mother and 
younger sister. 
Mrs. Anna Jouescu, 32, who 
owns a tavern next door, said she 
kept potatoes and onions in the 
vault all winter, and that her 5- 
year-old son Johnny had played 
in it frequently. 
John Chaffee thinks he'll still go 
to next Saturday’s party, but 
“don't think I'll be doing any 
| aaacing in that vault.” 
Satellite Date Put Off 
WASHINGTON ~ (INSt-= ‘The 
first man - made, earth - circling 
satellite will not be ready for 
launching in September as 
planned, “Certain aspects of this 
program , , . have not yet been 
solved.” : : 2   
All Pontiac schools will be Gea 
for BIE Day tomorrow as the 
teachers go to school themselves 
as guests of 32 of the city's busi- 
nesses and industries. 
Starting at 9 a.m., the educators 
will gather at Pontiac. High School 
auditorium for an hour program 
in which they will be ‘introduced 
to their hosts. 
At 10-a.m. they will go by bus 
dustry they have chosen to study. 
Tours will vary according:to the 
nature of the. business, The large 
plants will conduct guided trips 
through their facilities to give the 
teachers the opportunity to see 
their overall operations, 
REPLACES TOUR 
In the retail establishments and   and auto to the business or in- |: othoe smaller businesses, a more| 
intensive examination of business 
procedures will replace the tour. 
After lunch, round-table discus-- 
sions will be held, with the 
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  teachers shooting “questions at 
their hosts. 
In al}, 803 teachers “from the 
city’s public and parochial schools 
will participate. The size of the 
,|groups which visit each host firm 
“|will vary from three to 170. 
* * * ' 
The host firms and the number 
they will entertain follows: cs 
_: Baldwin Rubber, 10; City Hall, 
25; L. H. Cole Ol Co., ol 
munity National Bank, 20; Con 
sumers Power, 20) Detroit Edi- 
Truck & Coach, 150; Jerome 
Motor Sales, 8; Jig Bushing Co., 
0; 8. 8. . 12; Lewis Fur- 
niture, 6; I Store, 3. z 
Michigan’ ‘Bell, 30; Nye Debi        son, 15; Fisher Body, 60; GMC |~ - 
  Schools Close Tuesday, B-I- E Day Cy -Owens Agcacy. 4;. Pontiac 
Assn. of Insurance Agents, 5; Oak- 
land County, 50; Pontiac Press, 35; 
'Boice Builders’ Supply and Pontiac 
Lumber, 8; Pontiac General Hos- 
pital, 15. 
Pontiac Life Underwriters Assn., 
8; Pontiac Motors, ‘170; Pontiac 
Osteopathic Hospital, 15; Pontiac “ah 
‘Larger Sewage 
Plant Is Also 
ion Ballot Today Parking Lot 3rd Issue; 
Polls to Remain Open 
Until 8 Tonight 
Pontiac today was voting 
on the proposed $1,500,000 
hospital bond issue and two 
other public improvement 
issues. 
Polls in the city's 44 pre- 
cincts opened at 7 a.m. and 
will remain open until 8 
p.m. Those standing in line 
at closing time will be al- 
lowed to vote. 
There were six proposi- 
tions on the ballot, includ- 
ing three bond issues total- 
ling $4,500,000, and a $1 tax 
increase to finance them. 
Voters were to decide on: 
1. The $1,500,000 bond issue 
| (proposition 4) to complete and 
equip the 200-bed addition to Pon- 
tiac General Hospital; 
2. A $350,000 bond issue (prop- 
osition 5) to finance a 300-unit 
hospital parking lot; 
2. And a $2,700,000 bond issue 
(proposition 6) to help defray the 
cost of the proposed $3,091,000 ex- 
pansion of the city's sewage treat- 
ment system. 
Only registered voters who are 
property owners or the spouses of 
property owners were allowed to 
vote on the three bond issues. A 
three-fifths majority of those bal- 
joting was required for passage of 
each proposition. 
All registered owners were en- 
titled to vote on the tax increase 
(proposition 1) and two other pro- 
positions. A simple majority of   ithose balloting was required for 
passage, 
The tax increase of $1 for 
people cleaning up the| every $1,000 assessed valuation 
(proposal 1) must be appreved 
before any of the bond insues 
can be effective. 
Tf the increase is approved, the 
city has indicated an additional 
jhalf mill (50 cents) will be added 
ito the tax structure to help finance 
the projects. This half ‘mill is the 
unlevied portion of a full mill 
approved by voters in the 1954 
hospital vote. 
The one l voted on today 
would be broken down into . not 
more than 35 cents to pay interest 
and principal on the hospital bonds 
and 65 cents to cover treatment 
plant payments. 
Proposition 2 would allow the 
City Commission to -submit the 
‘bond issue to bidders by means 
of resolutions instead of by ordi- 
nances, the present method. 
Proposition 3 would give the city 
some leeway in the bond pay- 
ments. It would make savings in 
interest possible, by allowing a 
more - flexible ee schedule. 
Thief Gets Away 
With $3-4,000 Knocks Hole in Safe 
at Waterford Pharmacy 
—Takes $2,150 Cash 
Oakland County jandien and the 
Waterford police are looking for 
the man who robbed the Elizabeth 
Lake Pharmacy, 3801 Elizabeth 
Lake Rd., Waterford Township, of 
between $3,000. to $4,000 sometime Saturday night. When Joseph Pinkerton, a clerk 
at the store, arrived Sunday morn- 
ing at 9:20 am., he found the 
place broken inte and the safe 
robbed, . 
Detective Leo Haren, of the 
Oakland County Sheriff's Depart- 
ment, said “The thief tipped over 
the safe and knocked a hele in 
the bottom.” 
Neither Hazen nor Detective Pen- 
der of the Waterford Police De. 
partment are sure of the exact 
amount taken. 
William Hollibaugh co-owner of 
the store, told police that $2,150 
in cash was missing and estimated 
State Bank, 15; Pontiac ‘Varnish that somewhere between $1,500 and 
Co., 10; St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, 
12; Sears, Roebuck, 12; Stewart- 
Glenn Furniture Co., 10; Universal 
- |Oil Seal’ 8; WPON, 10; Pontiac 
Conimunity Finance, 20. 
, * * * 
The BIE Day program, spon- 
sored by the Pontiac Chamber’ of 
Conimerce, will conclude at 3:30 
p.m., when the hosts return their 
guests to their cars, | $2,000 in checks were taken, 
Bless Cherry Blossoms 
  of about 1,000 persons, some shel-— tered in cars because of temper- 
atures in the low 50s, attended 
     
    
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Morse Attacks 
Dems’ Actions - Demands More Liberals 
in Congress, Boosts 
Williams for President! | 
DETROIT WW — Democrats don’t 
have a majority in Congress, says 
Sen. Morse (D-Ore), because 
many of them go along with the 
“political immorality” of the 
Eisenhower ‘Administration. 
‘The majority of the Senate is 
reactionary Democrats and reac- 
tionary Republicans,” he said here 
Saturday, ‘“‘Too many Democrats 
are honeymooners. We need more 
true liberals."’ 
x * * 
The fiery Morse, formerly a Re- 
publican, was here to address the 
Democrats’ Jefferson-Jackson Day 
dinner. 
Michigan. Gov. Williams, now |- 
in his fifth two-year term in a 
state that 10 years was the po- 
litical property of the GOP, is 
the type of liberal needed,” 
Merse said, 
“Williams would make a great 
president,” he said, 
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    state Amvet beauty contest to be   CONTEST WINNER — The Pontiac Amvets, Bemis Olsen Post 
No. 113, held their annual beauty contest Saturday night and 
Stephanie Hill, 17, of 4795 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Waterford Town- 
ship, was officially proclaimed this year’s ‘Miss Bemis Olsen.” 
Besides winning an array of fine prizes plus a free modeling 
course, the pretty junior at Waterford High School will enter the 
‘held in Detroit June 28. .   
highly controversial issue in his 
home area of the Northwest, il- 
lustrates the Eisenhower adminis- 
“When you waste water you 
waste civilization,” he said, ‘‘and 
Eisenhower is speeding the de- 
cline.” 
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The $35-a-plate dinner drew 2,200 
  
      
  
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  kes Foreign 
WASHINGTON (®—The admin- 
istration’s embattled $3,880,000,000 
foreign aid proposal goes formally 
Tuesday to a Congress hip deep in 
an economy wave. 
President Eisenhower was ex- 
pected to send Congress a mes- 
sage and follow it up with a na- 
tion-wide TV-radio plea Tuesday 
night, 
* * * 
Secretary of State Dulles will 
take over Wednesday as the lead- 
. joft witness at a series of public 
hearings by the Senate Foreign 
Relations Committee. 
Eisenhower has scaled down his 
original request for $4,400,000,000 
by lopping 500 millions from pro- 
fiscal year starting July 1. 
But a special Senate committee 
which spent many months weigh- 
ing the foreign aid program urged 
him to cut further in that field 
and make a “country by country” 
re-examination of his requests for 
economic assistance, 
* * * 
Eisenhower's program proposes 
a greater shift from outright 
grants to loans in nonmilitary aid   
  Aid Program 
Formally Goes to Congress authority, Including a personal 
fund of 300 millions for use in 
his discretion to meet emergen- 
cies. 
The military side of his request 
totals $2,800,000,000 made up of 
$1,900,000,00 . for direct military 
aid to allies in guns, tanks, jet 
fighters and other military hard- 
ware, and 90 millions in defense 
lsupport, Defense support, which 
includes some forms of economic 
jassistance, goes only to countries 
with which the United States has 
defense eommitments. 
It includes aid for building de- 
fense-supporting projects such as 
highways and power projects, as 
well as other aid to keep the 
economies of partners strong 
jenough to maintain their mili 
pledges of mutual defense, 
Los Angeles Police 
Chief Hits TV Show 
LOS ANGELES (INS) — Los 
Angeles Police Chief William H. 
Parker, in answer to what he 
called a “slanderous attack’ on 
him by former gambler Mickey 
Cohen, today hit at the televsision   
stations for allowing Cohen to be- 
rate him on a national TV show. 
replied 
“T am not concerned over ‘the 
  
  “THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 
Traffic Claims {4in Michigan Freight Train Kills 1, 
‘| 2 Die on Expressway 
‘Over Weekend 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Traffic accidents took the lives 
of 14 persons, three of them chil- 
drén, in Michigan over the week- 
end. 
Also, one person was killed when 
hit by a freight train and a young- 
er farmer was killed when he fell 
Charles Grames, 81, of Redford 
’ |Township, was injured fatally Sun- 
day when he was struck by an 
automobile while crossing a street. 
DIES IN COLLISION 
Mrs, Janice Trexler, 28, of Wyan- 
dotte, died in a collision at a high- 
way intersection in Brownstown 
Township southwest of Detroit Sun- 
day. 
Mrs, Elizabeth Riggs, 63, of Belleville, was Kifled Saturday 
night in a two-car collision in 
Ecorse Township, ~ 
James E, Bergbower, 20, of Mus- 
kegon, was killed swag when his 
car struck a tree Adrian.’ 
x * * 
Steven Charlies - Thornton, 7 
months, of Vandercook Lake, was 
injured fatally Sunday when a car 
driven by his father William, 24, 
crashed into a tree stump near 
Hanover. 
Louis H. Corley, 51, of Detroit, 
abutment on South Belt bypass 
of Willow Run expressway near 
Ann Arbor. 
Dorothy Johns of Marlette was 
killed Saturday in a two-car col- 
lision in Tuscola County, 
HITS GUARD RAILS 
Diane Nell Taylor, 20 months old, 
ot Ypsilanti, was killed Saturday 
when a car driven by her father 
George Taylor, 22, smashed 
through two highway guard rails 
near Ypsilanti. 
Alfred T, White, 35, of Mount 
Clemens, was killed Saturday 
when his car struck a tree near 
Mount Clemens, 
Diane Spear, 9, of Benton Har- 
bor, was killed early Saturday in 
a car that struck a guard rail on 
North Shore Drive at Benton Har- 
bor. ‘ 
* * * 
Franciszek Urbanik, 53, of Flint, 
Bert Foster, 82,-of Pontiac was 
killed by a freight train Saturday. 
  
    
  
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THE HIGH AND MITE 
Matching poses are the tallest 
and smallest participants in the 
Helldorado Days Festival at Las 
Vegas, Nev, Providing a pretty 
picture frame for five-year-old 
Shannon Beesley is Vegas Vic, 
a mere seven - footer. 
Benny Hooper Makes 
rogress on Recovery 
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work of a milkshake and a bowl 
of pudding for supper. 
Earlier, his mother and father, 
his 6-year-old sister Wendy, and 
his grandparents visited him. 
That’s when he brought up the 
subject of a fishing trip. : 
Hooper, a 33-year-old truck driv- 
er, promised to grant him his 
this summer. . 
PARENTS THANKFUL 
Before the visit with their son, 
Hooper and his wife, Borghild, 30, 
went to Bible Protestant Church 
here to give thanks for the ‘‘mir- 
acle at the well.’ 
Benny fell in the freshly dug 
well Thursday evening while his 
father turned to look for some 
pipe. More than 200 men fought 
through the night and the next day 
to reach the boy. 
* * * 
Sam Woodson, 39-year-old Negro 
construction worker, pulled the 
boy out. 
|. Hooper issued a statement yes- 
terday saying ‘‘God and teamwork 
did the job.” 
“I know personally everyone 
who worked in the hole from the 
very beginning and the relief 
workers who were there at the 
end,” he said. ““To single out any 
one person as a hero would be 
grossly unfair.” , 
* * * 
He said he wanted to express 
his “humble thanks and grati- 
tude” to all who helped in the 
rescue. 
Hooper said the family has re 
‘ceived many letters and tele- 
grams since the rescue. Some in- 
cluded money, 
“T'll send back the money,” he 
said, ‘I’m grateful, of course, but 
we can manage.” 
The well that could have be- 
come Benny’s tomb was filled up 
over’the weekend. The Manorville 
Fire Department offered to ia   
“Inew one and Hooper E 
“We'll have it done in a day 
or two," he said, “but definitely 
not in the same spot."   ' Slowly Recede 
jtown area last night. The river 
{disaster relief fund. Regional Civ- Flood Waters 
Arkansas River Crest 
Passes Tulsa With No 
Major Disaster 
OKLAHOMA CITY ™ — The 
crest of the flooding but some- 
what tamed Arkansas’ River 
moved into Eastern Oklahoma to- 
day, having spared Tulsa and ad- 
joining areas a major disaster. 
The muddy waters spilled into 
some lowland areas of Tulsa, and 
the town of Bixby had one and 
one-half feet of water in the down- 
was expected back in its banks at 
both places today. 
The flood crest was to pass near 
Muskogee this afternoon with only 
lowland flooding anticipated. 
Hundreds of Oklahomans began 
the job of cleaning up damage 
caused by floods on the Arkansas, 
Washita’ and Cimarron and count- 
less smaller streams, Clear skies 
prevailed yesterday. 
* * * 
State Civil Defense Director 
agreed yesterday to set up a joint 
il Defense Administrator Welcome 
W. Wilson promised one million 
dollars to start operations, - 
The Arkansas crested yesterday 
at 20.4 feet at Tulsa, well below 
the predicted 26 feet. 
waters soaked evacuated residen- 
tial areas..on both sides of the 
river, 
The Civil Defense Transporta- 
tion Corps, which helped clear the} 
of last night helping move resi- 
dents back into their homes. Civil) 
Defense authorities praised 8,000 
volunteer workers and said the 
flood gave them.a chance to test 
disaster procedures, 
* * * 
At Bixby Highway Patrol Lt. 
Bill Mayberry estimated about 800 
of 2,300 residents had flood dam- 
age to their homes. 
Hope Dim for Saving 
Entombed Miner 
LYKENS, Pa: (INS)—Hope fad-   
  Floodwaters and sewer backup! 
area Saturday, spent a good part)” 
they Saves His Life The Day in Birmingham | ay 
my, 
  
west to Eton road. The second will 
be on vacating a small portion of 
the park street right-of-way. 
  
Hoffa Gives Views 
on Using Amendment 
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. @ — 
Vice President James R. Hoffa 
rights in a court.” _@ 
Pleading the Fith Amendment 
before the committee, Hoffa said, 
  
Half-Wild Dog 
of Aged Recluse 
  Commissioners to Hold 
Public Hearings Tonight _ 
A native of Nova Scotia, Mr. 
Collins -received his 
Mae, a s0n Clyde H,-of Glendale, 
grandsons, Clyde H. Jr. of Bir- 
John W. Gillette Jr, 
Service will be at 3 p.m. tomor- 
‘row from Christ Church Cranbrook 
ial in Franklin Cemetery. Mr, 
Gillette, 64, of 6115 Wing Lake Rd. 
Clubs, Delta Phi, a life mem- 
ber of Cranbrook Foundation 
  
Sex Offender Tells 
of Killing Girl,-9 
on a winding street bordered 
thickly trees where Brenda 
Jane passed on her way to 
  
  
  
      
             
                    
       
        
  
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   ing for next year 580 millions in licensed under the Federal| S¢e Story on Page 1.)_ worked forward another 150 feet underneath a bumper. 
other economic and technical aid /Communications Commission to do|,. Anthony Bisson ye If, an = tena | ala eee oe Gs en 3 this sort of thing. iach ia ieee Passes Car on Hill: Indians Sell Houtteman, | Andrew McGregor suffered a)he told police, he asked her it she Parker declined to say whether | Luann Grein, 6-week-old daugh- ’ . . : stroke last Wednesday in his/would help him by getting a screw N , FI h he planned to institute a suit for ltr of Mr. and Mrs. Robert DIC lis ; »: |Pick Up Eddie Robinson |cabin’ four miles from Bailey,/driver from reap horaaaa 
CWS FHGSI) | toet’Statnat’ concn. ne sata: \Grein of Fort Wayne, ind wesiCOMISION Injures 7 | curverann w — The cieve|22.,,J8 daneer of sMeGreger| REFUSED AT FIRST : “I have received the Purple/killed Sunday night and six others land Indians today sold pitcher) pinned a note to the collar of his| Brenda at first .refused but fi- 
ODESSA, Del, w <— Three [Heart and I have been decorated|were injured in a two-car crash people were injured in a|Art Houtteman to the Baltimore|jarge shaggy dog, described as|Nally agreed. As she reached in- 
and three children. wore [XY three governments, I do not feeljon USI31, a mile south of Sandjtwo-car accident after-|Orioles for an undisclosed amount| «very wild.” and told him to find| side the car he dashed up bebind ee ony eae cne cote {that I must defend myself against| Lake. noon on Milford road about a half|and signed first baseman Eddie|«somebody.” her, shoved her in and drove oft, , “Anes i. a a man of the character of Cohen.” mile north of Davisburg road, in| Robinson who was released by the ; Three miles away he stopped 
inaah én UR, $9: shank Gasee- |, Teeee need Bat “a dental, Treatment Holly ip. Detroit Tigers a week ago. The note wasn’t spotted until the car at the dead end of an iso-_ Pag ot hee, |MASazine story must be picked up angrene trearmen to police, Leverett J. , 36, will be used as| Saturday. Dick Dinsmore, 14, jjated road, he and attempted 
quarters of a mile south of here. lat @ news stand but television en-|Lets Patients Walk Potter, 18, of 313 St.]a pinch hitter, He first came to} Dever was making triends with to pull the terrified git from the 
Gene a oo es es ts ables slander to be brought into ; Holly, passed ona hill while going|the Major Leagues as an Indian| the Gop whem Be sam the note car. : Soe = an ek a the living room.” BOSTON (INS) — A successful|north and collided headon with the|in 1947 and was first baseman on fea gro anee gat The | She resisted and started to 
—ig-wenen promagee, ote Oot be are teatime foe gangrene ie Epc S Both me ene heer ats ar DM Be RA 2th | cpeceem eal Yoong Dnomere [Sar aroet san’ oped ’ : 5 ves i ; 7 4 ; : : 
shortly after arrival at Delaware wane o rae cing te’ petit a tetiad_ a hf wad flea ot Fenton Cesceltancee wit te Hew York Yashoee tried. % ney ton oie on 
Hospital in Wilmington, ile Out Shoppin ‘|being confined to bed, was report.) Moss” ial ca Me 7 ree yor Mentiied ag Bertha Philips ot (Eee na 9 ct bay ty te Amc aa Those treated for minor injur. Hiutteman has had considerabe|reachéd McGregor, the old. mall" a1 04 ke ten eatred her into same address, ; ETRO: — Mrs, Ola Mae|Massachusetts Hearts Associations.| jes who were riding with Beitier |©*P¢Tience in the American League|was paralyzed on his left side and). Sona. sid her unconscious was the only survivor. He was |Moore, a 31-year-old housewife, The report, released by Dr. Ed-| were: Geraldine M. Debiec,22, of | though’ he is still only 29 had had nothing t est for four! 4, on the gtound and. stabbed- unable to tell police any of the |went out Saturday night to buy alward F. Bland of the Massachu-| 2349 Georgeland. St., Drayton |_,1n 190, his season, he wasidays. A fire in the cabin had) repeatedly’ with the screw names of the victims. jsnack for herself and her husband, |setts Heart Association, dealt with) Plains; Edgar Buchbinder, of 18 - 15 for. the. Tigers. Sine ott, jdriver, He then knotted her 
The crash occurred‘ at the |and a few minutes later she was|a New York hospital-Cornell med-| 4003 Rechester St., Royal Oak; | : — : " ceeivinadhee sek ni 2 
south end of a bridge. The auto /found stabbed to death. jical_center_ project, conducted by| and Delores A. Beitler, 23, of 775 |. a, 5s 5 6 aes 4. _He is 5-feet 7% and weighs 133 was headed narth and a light | Police said two $1 bills which|Dr. William T. Foley, The report| Bigham St. 3 Nabbed in Missouri Break pounds, Thomaston police des- - pg mage rag oo ng a perdi deed aly mn ging bey oye The. two passengers injured in : .  Jeribed him as a drifter and said . crash, The tentative identifica- |self and her husband Beurl, Si |tents had been saved from am-potter’s ear were Irene D. Bailey,| 2 C ‘ict Still t La he had been unemployed for ° 
tions were made through papers j|were in her pocket. putation when they were put 0M/16, of 319 North St., Holly; and| 4s onvl S 4. a ff TQS | months. = ; : : 
found on the bodies of the vic- Tho body ‘was soted by 0 nell ely Soak and. WE: PEN SIE Coaaen Eater, 1 hae lester a Ci oe ct ~ te * 6°3 
tims, bor returning from a movie, their ailments. who is at Pontiac General Hospital KANSAS CITY (INS)—Isase ‘T.)guns trom the jailers and} A Pathologist's report the ‘next | 
3 in satistactory condition after suf-|.. "dere 93, was co | omedeag Fyre “|day ‘said she had been stabbed 22 i oe oe fering a broken leg. cutting down to two the number of — ee 4 times, six times in the heart. Dr. 
‘Time of Grace Will End,’ Evangelist Wartis: a Won a ee ior Sheritt. Arvid Onsey sdiarzany Seopa” aa ot 
) ; | deel | j pati daring breakout at the| Deputy Gould Winn violated rules|could have been desd from stran- 
Record 19,000 Jam New York Arenaper we React Gantt Hl i Gomtown oy entering all ection alone to puation ele the stabbings ox Set ae ‘ | | ecreation Pr Sanders was taken after police| Shuttling up and down in the| she had been raped. - to Hear Graham's Plea to ‘Turn to God’ |R&feallon rrogram apartment house levator, the five men rund Mt we TOP 
ig oe Boke Par out with his|cuffed to poste. Others werelpochester Girl Hurt as : : 
. out from the ground ‘des t pavement was blamed for ° 
flood a tte aoe we Ragen __ About 30 magpgr Bay Fe other which a ickester it ooh aaadt 2 
oN yu ri vale ea oar nang alt fon, Goer, et Ark. Robert Polk, [from headquarters” across the ORs 
sad the “crowd. the 11th, 12th peated tanpheee ‘ calla t0 the jal Gladys ins Ballard 18, ‘ot 404 Job ‘our lives was the the 22 - story|but got no answer, Rochester, was in satisfactory 
,"* and that the Kansas) § « & *& - pgpcri ary on -errgag ead tollay. Robert Defovan Brewer, 29, Na- to driven by her father. he said of = harles| Lucille Floyd Masters, 30, of 513 ¥ ge oP LEG s. Jessie St, tld P ty 
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“Bob Considine Says: |   
NEW YORK (INS) — “The 
strange and the fupny things stay 
with you longer than the bad 
things,” Maj. Gen. Archie Old Jr.,| 
commander of SAC’s 15th Air 
= 
gra example," remarked the 
calibers shaking ‘way out in 
front of us. They hit a German 
whe wae coming“ at ws heades 
and he blew up.   
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ur life. No obligation. 
woe neg es | .'|MEZ10 photo-recon. 
| of .them, But that was a big 
  colonel,’ he said to me, real indig- 
nant. ‘The — - - —— made me lose my place!’ ” 
* * * 
There was also the day (the gen- 
eral said) when he had to get qut 
of his seat in the cockpit of his 
‘B17. The instant he cleared out, a 
,|German 88 shell tore us through 
"|the flooring, went right through 
the empty seat, and out the roof. 
“I'd. have gone with it,” he re- 
marked. 
GRATEFUL TO GOD : 
“The good Lord had His arm 
around me on the Schweinfurt 
raid,” the man who led that colos- 
sal air battle remembered, with 
sent up 700 fighters against us 
that day, after our own fighters 
had had to turn back. 
x * * 
“My ship got shot out of forma- 
tion just after we dropped our 
bombs on those balibearing works. 
I told the deputy to lead ‘em home 
and I put the old '17 into a vertical 
dive. They knew it was the lead 
ship, of course, and they sure 
gave us hell for the next three 
meet hit me in the bead. 
he length of the back 
of his right hand.) I felt a bump 
forming in paim of the hand 
not after playing a 
round 
SHUTTLE MISSION 
Among the ‘indelible memories 
was the shuttle mission in the 
spring of 1944. Old’s 75 bombers 
hit an oil refinery south of Berlin 
and then completely bewildered 
the Luftwaffe — lurking along the 
normal getaway route—by flying 
on to Poltova in the Ukraine. 
* *® * 
welcome,” he recalled. 
saluting, handshaking and bowing 
|when our ships landed and pulled 
lover to the side in a line. There 
wasn't a cloud in the sky. 
only thing in the sky was an     “] said to the Russian general 
that he'd better disperse the 
planes and asked for nearby 
fields where I could send some 
laugh. The Germans, bah! That's 
what the man said. 
| “So it's night now, and we're 
jtoasting vodka to Stalin's health 
land Roosevelt’s health, when all 
‘hell broke loose. 
* * * 
“Our planes. were fish in a bar-     
  
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  Is 4th to | BALTIMORE \ — The answers;star who ran off with the $65,250 
rto. many riddles were at hand to- winner's slice of : 
iday as a result of Bold’ Ruler's' Preakness pie, thé field for the 
ivictory Saturday in the Preakness, New York race figures to be the 
‘but the question of outright super- strongest of any in the Kentucky 
liority among horse racing's 3- Derby-Preakness-Belmont Triple 
year-olds remained unsolved. Crown series. 
| The answer to that one may not! Waiting for another crack at 
ibe certain even after the June 15) Bold Ruler is Calumet Farm's der- 
|Belmont Stakes, but i should cer-/hy winner and Preakness runner- 
jlainly be less fuzzy ‘up, Iron Liege. His two-length loss Including the Wheatley Stable saturday marked his fourth de- 
, feat in five meetings between the 
pair, but it left his handJers still yf Pe | é . 1 : Winning U.S. Net ‘retul. 
: Team Takes On If Iron Liege isn't enough, Cal- 
-umet may also send out Barbizon, 
Venezuela Next winner of the preposterously rich 
\Garden State last summer and the 
z By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '2-year-old champion of 1956. The 
AP Wirephote | The U. S. Davis Cup team, over 5°" . of Polynesian-Good Blood 
A TRIO OF NOSES—First triple dead heat in New York harness |its first lnirdle en route to chal-| Passed = certy , oe racing histofy is shown in this photograph. Time for-the Class A j!enging Australia for the coveted and a Sheek | siivars ° Pace was 2:06 4/5 on Saturday: at Buffalo. Left to right are Crescen- |U& again, today began pointing @ COUBn OW’ is Deek in ni s tie w venezuela this week-| Gen. Duke, rated by trainer do with driver Robert Shuttleworth; Adios Queen with Jimmy Arthur a. lie with Venezuela 1 iJimmy Jones and jockey Willie 
Led by veteran Vie Seixas, who | Hartaeck as Calumet’s best, is —_ 
is acting captain in the absence|uestionable for the Belmont be- ig se of the hoof \injury which of Billy Talbert, the Yanks 
polished off the British West In- forced him out of the Derby and 
dies, 5-0, the past weekend in the | Preakness. 
first round. . * * * 
Venezuela already had qualified; But others being pointed for the 
by turning back Cuba. The United| Belmont are D.&M. Stables’s In- A k G in ) Wi 
: States-Venezuala tie will be held | side Tract, the 54-to-1 shot which     * * * 
  Iron Liege Loss 
the $113,800)lant Man, who lest the Derby to BIG TEN BASEBALL STANDINGS \ 
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Preakness, and Ralph Lowe’s Gal- 
pee Liege by a nose in the now- 
famous finish misjudgment by 
jockey Willie Shoemaker. 
Both are strong finishers and 
should fee] at home in the Belmont | 
  considered too fragile for two hard 
races within a fortnight, passed up 
the Preakness. after “his brilliant 
istretch run in the May 4 Derby. 
: Inside tract was at old Pimlico 
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (support of those muscle men who. 
Tom Acker, a jumbe sized right-}haye won 17 of their last 19 and 
hander with the build of a weight 21 out “of 26 since losing their 
lifter, is the man of iron who first four games of the year. 1 
welds Cincinnati's ordinary pitch- | * * * 
ing staff into a league-leading club.’ 
The 6-4, 215-pound pitcher wou |four hits in the opener, tis fourth 
two games in relief Sunday as | being a single in the’ ninth that. 
the Redlegs opened up a twe- |won the game 8-7 after Pittsburgh 
came lead on Milwaukee in, the had tied ‘it up with five in the 
National League, Supplanting ninth. Wally Post's eighth - inning 
Hersh Freeman as the ace in homer won the second game for 
Manager Birdie Tebbetts’ bull. | Acker +4 after a home run by 
pen, Acker now owns a 6-1 won. Smoky Burgress and a pinch hom-, 
lost record as compared to a 4-3 [er by Bob Thurman—his third—' 
mark for the complete 1956 helped evercome an early Pirate 
season. lead. 
Acker acquired his two vic. 
——~——| tories with a minimum of effort. 
He teck over for Brooks Lawr- 
ence in the opener after the Pi. | 
rates had put together three sin- 
gles, a double and Bill Virdon's | Michigan Nine z= Sictrr x * 
George Crowe came through with 
me 
  As usual, Acker had the solid 
     
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SEARS viel d:iila @\. lek@e) ’ Acker nailed down the final out | 
R ain d | with a strikeout and was re- 
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| game, | __ANN ARBOR (AP) — Michigan| ® ; . again ‘is heading the pack in the|_ In the second game, Acker was Big Ten baseball championship) ‘be fifth Cincy pitcher. He worked 
chade. itwo’innings, yielding one unearned 
: The Wolverines litterally were "Un and grabbed the victory on 
i pitched back atop the standings| Post's homer. a 3 Saturday by Iowa pitcher Don! Ray Katt came through with a 
Dobrino. Bruce Fox opened the Single in the ninth with the bases 
10th inning with a double for Mich- | loaded © _ wiped dene ir 
igan, then Dobrino walked the next|New York's 63 victory over Mil- three batters to force in the win-|Waukee. Katt's third hit of the ning run. The score was 98: |game gave Johnny Antonelli the’ 
A scheduled second game was decision over Red Murti, both. 
a er "| working on relief. | 
washed out by rain. Don Newcombe, unbeaten by St. | 
Michigan bounded into the Louis since Aug, 23, 1951, made it| 
league lead with a 7-3 record |10 in a row over the Cardinals 10-3; 
and knocked Iowa into a tie- with the aid of a seven-run Brook-| 
with 5-3. Northwestern is second |]yn Dodger attack in the ninth. 
with a 4-2 mark. Carl Furillo drove in four runs, 
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who plays second base. paced the|the ninth. The Philadelphia at Chi-| 
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Eshmont, former San Francisco| ning streak and an 8-3 overail rec- - ,  _49er football star, was announcedjord. The CHS nine hdd a tuneup | 
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today. 40 triumph at Ortonville Friday, The award annually will go to night ag sophomore Jerry Wilmot) 
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emesco, Mi > tan. ng] Commercially graded: | Aamura nae 113 Kelsey Hay .. 42.4/Beaumont St., Milford, pleaded trading. to Blood Bank CHICAGO, May ) — Opening) White: Grade A. jumbo 35; extra large Air cri, M2 Kenpecott ..'118-1 oa . The subcommittee said that, in . er 32: large 31: iam 29. Allied Ch ... 92.2 Kimb Cik .... 43.2/guilty Saturday traffic charge Wheat — (old) Dee. : 1.37 wes: Grade A. jumbo 3: large Allis Chal 35.5 Kresge, 68 | 265/05. which he was sentenced to 100) 0 | addition to Sawyer and -| ROCHESTER—Mrs. Russell W. 4 Seieave a a 1.30% | 90-31; medium 27-28. Grade B, la: om. — See = ee seers Hfidays in the Jail, son, a wi at today’s hear-|Nowels, chairman of the Red Cross 
Sept, 208% May. ees [te ee Mand Recipts thie weer|Am Cam... 413 Lib McNal.. 114 404° an additional 5 days as he . _ |img would be Milton Shapiro, a|Blood Bank for the Rochester area 
6 a a. ne save take yy &' — oeae oan as in Geo & zl. wend :: 463 pleaded guilty to driving with an Waterford to Receive Concord, N. H., real estate manjis calling all residents between the 
July... 200% Dee oo 10.%%| than regular suppliers, but with some AMM & Fey . 38.7 Loews -.. 20 | oie4 temporary permit, before| Estimate Tonight |", nad bought Northeast stockjages of 18 and 59 to “build your 
Bee EMG aay"... 139 Bren daatitre attend’ offerings Am Mews: 3 Lorilara:-.- 118 Oxford Township Justice Fred F.| ©” imate = FONIght on Aug. 3 shortly after the mar-|blood account now.” 
March 210% July «+++ 1181s were ample but net particuleriy burden-| Am Seating |: n Mack TH. w Stevens. on Crescent Lake ket cr, . ‘ She has announced the Red May .. 130 Dee... 23% —__ Lit aa. 7 te. | - : > -| Geeme Bhcedinaie wits be Gale: = 1316 Mead Cp ..... 38.1 aceiden a. ine an’ Seip ibersmie CHICAGO BUTTER |am tel Tei as Merck. » a4 A Pontiac hensowtle aft — A report on the estimated cost of James R. -Durfee, the CAB ing for “deposits” on Tuesday, 
Sept 12.15 CHICAGO, May 20 (AP) — Butter tops,am Tob . 3 Merr Ch & 8 . 20.1\shot herself Saturday afternoon 5 % , steady, 69's easy; Ly ae "39.6 Mpis Hon... 915! when g gun went off while she was|blacktopping a final portion of Chairman, also has been called to) June 4, 2 to 4:45, and 5:45 to 
Rae yy sao ee eS the furniture in her|Crescent Lake road wil be acted|testty about the problem of Jaks] 7:45 pm. at St, Andrew Cattell Ps $4%: cars 90 B 57:69 C 55. lArmour & Co. 142 Mont Ward .. 373), 010 according to Pontiac Police.|upon when the Waterford Town- in general and any corrective leg-| Church. 
armings sale buying prices unchanged to] cent | Arison. 34. otsfoln’. "::. 411/Mrs. Gladys L, Garrison, 48, of 48|ship Board meets at 7:30 tonight.|islation. A committee aide said) 7 poet 1. sanford is re 
mis aie aoa ret A eege E Hee 8S Bake St, wan in saistactory com| The one-mile stretch was mereiy/Durtee has, no, specie Informa ic" chairman for the blond BURBANK, Calif, (NR) — The charec- dirtiga 35%; checks 26% current recstpte| aves ats ak Net Bec: jt iidition today at Pontiac General | sealed over last fall to hold it until Sawyer. now associate director|bank and will take appointments at 
reel for Walt Disney Productions. Stock [Beth ‘Steel |. 474 Nat Dairy ... 381|Hospital where she is recovering/such time as it could be paved.| "Ci n's Bureau of Air Oper-|OL 6-2681. 
maiaee were ebvies tater that paw 20808 d 5 Dee ese set ene | Bosing Air... $u$ Nat Qype ----,$4|from a pistol wound in the left hip.|Since that time it has been under pe aaa “quicuiive aiveabes ot| 
30 reached $16.457.000, a gain of abeut| ed. cevivcts sti ask oh “total Ua | pend Sirs - aa NY coma ty Bnal Isracl Rummage Sale. constant repair, according to El the board at the time of its deci- Wy; Sci Award tree million dollars over the same peried shipments O60: supplies very light: 40-|porg Warn ... 413 mia M 31 |Clothing and household. 14 E. Pike.|™F Johnson, supervisor. sion in the ‘case. NS VCIONCe AWG $1,532,301. or $1.03. compared with $1,- sets 375-3 a ase soe Gt: trek | Brtage Mt le Pe ogee we S$ May 20 to 25. Mon. 12 ‘til 9, Tues.) Petitions for blacktopping five x * * ROCHESTER — Jane Booth 14 418,080, or $1.00 per share on a smaller 176; supplies moderate; demand t-\ Brun Balke ... $3.6 Nor Pac : 46.6! Wed., Thurs. and Pri. 10 "til 5. townshi will be h 
number of shares outstanding the pre-'ste; marke for Long Whites firm. for) Budd Co... 21.1 Ner Sta Pw .. 17.2) 3 ae other ip roads re Shapird is expected to be ques-|year old 8th grade student at Roch- vious year. Round Reds dull; California Long Whites purroughs . 46.5 Ohio Oil ..... 412 *| checked, Johnson said, muse ealy about his ester Junior High School, is the 3 56-3.08:; California Round Reds 335- Ca] Pack - @ Owens tes a of the ha — y alwinner in Region V of the Future wit TORK (INS) — pan American > [cola © 2 -: 4 Quen me. Some petitions have been purchase of Northeast stock on ; heat’ tite recard gross a on money. Can Dry... 18) Pan AW Air 156 wo to arg on file, signed and certified, for|Aug. 3 but also about whether he/Scientists 0: — -_ a con! 
Sp puoet OLNEbes te Geanoneee ne Tl: Poultry east ani.” ae Sones a two years and the board hopes to!suggested similar purchases byjyear. Region and — igan, creased expenses t 6 ual tess ofl Carrier Cp ... 504 Parke De .... 52.6 b4 bring them up to date and forward three aides of Sen. Bridges (R-|/Ohio, Indiana 
ified ata flat ins’) wernorr vocuray cuneate iE Reg 2 WIEN Mower Ietts — |tem wo tne Oakiand couny Road! i. Oo in the same DETROIT, Msy 11 (AP) — Prices paid! Cen I Ps : 31 Sepet Cela 5.. 24 Commission for approval, he said. Buy Site for Church 
emgiy ns pouty up oly — sata, obevaier ae 18 — pd... HH Warrants accusing two employes} The board will discuss the pos- Business Notes 7 
Dividends ig ag EO I ig RR I lcm aalaaagrenclitiee! meme epee re — cai feyserpe hy mp ereiae ace db lee C * . & | F - a oie . ’ . as- ——e acres ve sd 
—_ et "108 pret ak oO |. a the store were to be sought) sessment bond issue would be | painter and advertising artist, from Mrs. Ella Mapley on North va sane at eee cad NS Cehet-| One Vole «...- 4 Pei. ---- $ .|today by Pontiac Police used to pay for the work, John- : Populer Prices _._|ings of hens and caponettes were fairly Gol Brd A .... 35.1 Pure Of) ..... 43.5 George Kossman, has been) Mill street here by the Chancery] - ‘opu : at rone (AP) — ACP-Wrigiey| well cleared although farm offerings of Col Ges ...... 174 RCA . ....... 385} Inspector Clark M. Wheaton said) son added. named assistant direct: the|Office of Detroit for a Catholic AIN 
: & quameriy|hen sand caponeties were fairly welli'Comw Ed ..... 39.6 Repub Stl .... 86.2 of the two men arrested Fri- art or on RIKER FOUNT. 
compen tec; ‘pathy ae bn cleared although farm offerings this week | Con Bdison ... 43¢ Rex Dr vee GU cima kad seenty Stell. People representing the Ideal|/Pontiac account of MacManus,|Church. The structure is Riker Bldg, Lobby 
Mockholders of, reeard June buyers Light carryorers of fryers and Consum Pw. S14 Rey Too B.. $84|d ye ena the other employe had|COUNtY Club subdivision, in the|John & Adams, Inc., Bloomfield| to be built within the next year. = a tended to turkeys noted as demand mot aggressi s Bak ..... 32.6 Rock Spe... 29 Jayno Adams Heights area are ex-|Hills advertising agency, Kossman initiote 0 oliey of jar quarterly Coht Can [414 Reyal t .. 815istolen the mowers and sold them ’ eidende « @ share. They aiso! ae Cont COP&S || 13.1 Safeway 8} ... 69.2 The cost|Pected to attend tonight’s meet-jhas been employed by the BBDO 
Peyable June Seto stocthelders ef mme: | CHICAS, Ba t Cont Mot. 73 St Jos Lesa . 38-4)for half price. The mowers Costing to discuss the condition of their|and Leo Burnett re of rec-| ’ » May 20 (AP) — Live poultry! Cont Ot! .... 63.6 St Pap ... 3¢4| approximately $135 each retail ac- ing Ss and agencies. ord June 3 cooage es unchanged to. wjower; heavy | Comber RBG -.. 322 Scovill Mi... 315) nine to Wheaton roads and the erection of ‘‘no park-) ok & ® 
eciones: ‘n Hiner Ite 13-13. yt ee — Wr... #62 Gears Roeb ... 273] Arrested were Ronald E. Run- oe Five staff members at the Pon- 
STRICT THE CITY OF ; over 65s ie. 36%-36 Det Edison .- 407 Simmons ..... 48 lyon, 17, of 796 Crittendon St., a ; tiac office of Metropolitan Life In- 
oon gions Dror aire'.:.: 2 Socoay” .."s. $44)delivery boy for Waite’s and Dale Bontigg Area Woman [surance Co. were in Chicago Sealed Bids for the. purchase of age cet aes Sou Toe --0-- $8) Smith, ie ri reed = onltd inc id Wednesday for a business confer- 
oy Hee Ry py Ro By Livestock fest Air L... 98-7 Sperry Ra .... 23.1 Drayton ns, worked urt in Car Accident ence with company officials at the 
tine, Oakland County, Michigan, of the + grag i Bed on cal... s3.4|store’s warehouse. {Conrad. Hilton Hotel. par yalue sf 43.100 660 wil ieee RODETROI Livestock rie RR... 18d yd Ol tnd BS ————— Joan A. Jones, 21, of 4112 Elm-| ty. Pontiac men, Joseph Cer- . igned, o ETROIT, « ow eseo'n: + * * ’ id 
Etucation offices. Ne. 40 Patterson se Salable 960. Market mot estab. Firestone "1., 964. Bid Ol Oh |. 60 iThree-Year-Old Injured mane Th. wae wonted and restos venak, Donald Harris, Frederick ‘ Pontiac, . ntl |Pood Mach .. 636 Stevens, JP ... 21.5 . . at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital early te and ; 8:00 o'clock p.m. Eastern Standard| Cattle—Salable 2800. Bulk early supply Pord Mot ..... $44 Stud Pack’... 7.6% Kk h A dent _ cecsived Redpath, wrence Siersma Time, on Monday. the 27th day of May.jfed steers and heifers: quality ebout| Proch Tra’. 39) fun on... 1777.1 Mighway Acci morning injuries William Graves, are among the top “We An . Tee 1H ot eich tle and place said bids\same as last week. and choice Gen Bek "9.5 Suther Pap | 37.3 in an accident. Stop Any — Roof FE 5-7387 
Said bonds will be dstec May 1. 1987,/sround $0 at Feeelpis, = oa. ak | A three-year-old Lake Orion boy} She reportedly. lost control of|"®ing members on . Large or Too Small” oun per cent receipts, somewhat|Gen Blee ..... 671 Sylv El 441 2 ’s staff of almost 25,000 field 4 inch cok a eerie eet Gating int Bee Et, -- HE Rertg eu Be as, MMred, Sturday, ferooniner caron wet pavement when the|*Paenatives sacs wee am SheMdOn Roof Spraying Co. nomination at tne option of reer de run catty trots fod steer "Sad ‘heiters| Ges igeters . “os Textron : 16.9 when dhe was involved in an occ [brakes pulled sharply to tbe left ee na eas e on 00 y g 
Uvely tm the direct orger ef their tma-lcows, eetive., folly sandy: walle Taify| Gime? “":-" 85% Trak 'm bear 1006, M24 at Clarkston roed inlwhile going east on South Bivd.|S’ ems . COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL~-APARTMENT urities from 1 and will bear|steady; stockers t steady:| Goebel Br .’.. 45 Tran W Air .. 15.3 Orion Township. near Coolidge road in Avon Town- 
ag ge hE RO ES Ee RO 78 | Transamer . - 30 ,| The child, Michael J. Denis, was! shin * * & 
pogette cp Movember 1. ip0f end there: cholee and. prime round 1138 "Te. ‘fed| Gran Paige . us Underwd ©...) 388 injured when his mother, Mrs.| Her car rolled over into a ditch.| An employe of the Standard 
Sa See has ee eA RR SORT aces Samet, ett| St mene HS Se, ite 0 BY Gera tas drove hate Ge, Baler eng: nag Tee cee eae Pema fr, the it 90-23-00, -| Grey - + 16. n afi *» Z minor J 8. rs, kit . was : 
ot Hod 1m. Tho sntecest race ta teen lSiee: cally, Sad) cenmeard. sep0-i9.00;| Cet, OF. 14 Dam Aire .... 18isection and was struck by a car Saeed bacviea ie DRIVERS— Pontiac Area pon period on ene bond shall| utility cows 1490-1600; canners And cut-| Holland FP .... $$ Un Gas Cp ... 372/driven by Herbert Martin, 35, of - uncheon at Devon Gables , dats af Gnvery of such Setar era ty sy i400:itr; foe siony weubitcom |ReNG''g, 315 gS kaw. 14/1980 Monte Vista St, Detroit, po- <. ler Trial (rant. Mardin 1 EXPERIENCED = by the purchaser at the time of|mercials up to 17.80; load choice 499 Ib. Wo out bee Steet ....! 67 lice reports said. Singer’ s Murder Trial rant. ives a 
Goth hehe wi meting exitafiy tn theleheine maple stock chiar save tem mee ae Tea!“ dee) A thifd car driven by William/¢ dtoR | first day of November in wath your as Ibs. 21. 00. Ing vote 8 = Real - B08 G. Ha al of , hit xpecte Oo Resume : * * HEAVY DUTY TR 
follows: $300,000 in the year i Calves Galable 280. arty trade steady, | imland St! ... 87.4 Waigreen | .. 38.6/G. Hatfield, also of Detroit, $500,000 in ef the years 1560 and |choice and prime vealers 94.60-30.00; good | inspir Cop .... $6.4 Warn B Ple . 3liacsouns car. The was treated) DETROIT (INS)—The: first-de-| Max B. Morden of 1960, and $700,000 in each of the to low choice 21.00-28.00; standard peers .... Si ee ie You can puchase Redi-Mix Trucks with small down feel and 1008 Wane of » ee rents Oe 66.01.60. pa mace “se Weste A Bk .. 323 /and released at St. Joseph Mercy| gree murder trial of Philip Singer/has been named vice president in payment enssiions for brokers .. . this is a 
“ten eee prior to. mat@rity p—Galabdle 1900. Bulk | int Paper |... 1048 White Mot |. s2.|Hospital for minor cuts 44! was expected to resume today after|charge of sales for Commercial ead o roe sgpaeice Bg . 
re to be issued for thejceipte shore lembe, quality improved/ int shoe ....-. 40 Wilson & Co. 13.1! bruises. radio rove prove: ery pro 
ere, Seine Se seth of rect. lovee Mentay; wae “ltnt Silver | 46.3 Woolworth ... 43.4 a two week adjournament because|Contracting Corp. Morden, who ALL 2 and 4 P.M. 
end ‘saditieas to exiting schest welt | —— iat ot Sul a reemen a fii = of the defense counsel's heart/been sales manager at Commer. 1116 ANN ARBOR ST. So ea te eet nd, Ute and ebditions CHICAGO, LIVESTOCK jeeebe ns. ti genth Rad 1194 Elect Extension’ Officers (ailment. cial, started with the company as - : 
ee the beneral’ Se ef ine achenl| CHICAGO, May 17 (AP) — Selable Johns Man .. $0.5 Gardner Den . 44 | The ex-marine is charged with/a . EE ANY * diatetes Thich uw euthoriced and required | hogs 4,000; general market active and Jones 3 lL .. 14.8 Gerver Prod. METAMORA—Among the newly|the slaying of teenager JoAnn| The Detroit firm, by law to levy upon the taxable| uneven; 25 higher on butchers; the Metamora installation of he: industrial ‘ Property thereis such ad valorem taxes close slow, around 2§ higher on a few, STOCK AVERAGES elected officers of Gillespie. ; ag geld ' . FLINT, MICHIGAN pote Byki RN gh os tic Sg ts| NEW YORK. May 20—-(Comptied by| Hills Extension Club are Mrs. Defense Attorney G. Leslie Fieldjequipment in the metal * oy ON 
such . limitations the sai Naxing| 890-4895; 18 these weights) the . Frances Dietz, chairman; Mrs.|was to resume his examination of/field, is 
Sf Section a1 of Article X of tne Miche | im weight nd grade 30.38; No. 2-3 230- Indust. Rails Util. Stocks| Floyd Walker, vice chairman, and|Singer and his step-by-step activi-machinery used to produce parts — 
gy 260 Ib 17.90-18.60; ttle, below 18.00: Noy Net Change ° 2.8 42 +2 4.4|Mrs, Edward Brecht, secretary-|ties Jan. 2 and 3, 1953 when JoAnnifor Army trucks at General ; 
Per the purpose of aarding’ the bonds,|3 290-318 f» 17.90-19.80; Jot | Noon ay ..871.8 126.8 17.2 185.3) treasurer was murdered. tors Truck and Coach Division. - 
the interest ‘cost of each bid, will be|ib 1600; larger lots 1-3 380-880 To sowsl tren aga” Seng ins8 T0390 Th 1 ee Sent et et a BESS Sea Month ago .....363.1 122.1 148 1701 _ — ee | ; dollar value of all interest Balable Cattle $00; calves 100; hardly) Yer O80 .-.p--200-1 146-5 728 188.8 . : ae from ‘Sune 1 OT ta thee epeenits| canna eflered ef any ome Claas to tesc|i00? High ..:..9116 197 17.8 1868 . ieatarihins Gat Getiating Cencsleee cre | eentee: tec take: ct esas Gtterens taw|}0et LOW --+-.9008 1186 722 1608 Ask us about: = oo ge | pales About steady: other elaases 1006 High ......276.3 1 76.9 191.5 : or e ad e ; ee 
fo ine "bader whose bid on the above| nominal; few lots utiutty and etmmercie = — an OU iN The NEW type of home owners’ insurance. All your 
terest coat tthe sehoot ateet, Re fers 1.0034 te: tow high cutter eut- ; é . , policies in one with only one: expiration date! = 
og ye Pay ee aro Be : : Le ; | FIRE — WIND — THEFT — LIABILITY — ETC. Avesrited \ct Sauhievs check tn the| Suiabe sheep 100; not enough on hand “Here Are the ; Fundamenta S$ wee corporated bank or mt and - , a ° . - iP. payable to the order Paced ; riot and ce {| NEW YORK «®— How do you, and sell securities in the ex- , Now—about that stock market) each as ® guarantee of ¢ Sc Ma Def . : : 4 See or Call 
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crn oe ma So feet and forgery growing out olSOth Anniverscrry | verre wit monny to. invest | sevens Se, Mam ot Sos | et ot big ly _ ‘printing of the oe ( 5 Y you buy or sell and its page ¢ newspaper = on . | paid byithe disappearance of his wealthy : don’t even know what 9 stock | 5... aicsion rates are pub : 3 ee ee 
ered’ at “Detroit, Michigan.” ”* “*"*"lwite, Evelyn Throsby Scott. NORTH: BRANCH — A golden| market is. Widows who suddeniy fuhehs bs gen otk Gabe oot te ilarly but some omit certain items A to ti 3 W, h d ine is Feserved to. reject sny/ Scott was returned to Los At! aaing ‘anniversary will be cele-| find themselves responsible for | J ivsnce how much it will cost |to save space. ut ma ic asner an 
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May 30. 1981. Scott, that there ane 8,630,000 who| High Low Stocks Div. All Makes— Expert Trained Technicians attorney own shares in publicly corpo- ‘Sales : Oy 
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May $1.18%, ‘soy beans were % 
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grades only. “brought ‘te sold by thems in wholesale (packa lots. 
a “ig * Y tee fone, 318 ba; 
. Al Steele Red, 
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use, No. 1, of 
Bibb, hothouse, No. 
basket. Lettuce, leaf, No. 
Toa $0-12.00 30-doz. case; “EGGS: Large, 11. medium 9.50-10.00; smali 8.50-9.00.   
  DETROIT EGGS 
OTT, May 17 (AP) — 
state grades: 
Whites: Grade A. Jumbo 
weigted —- 30: large 33-34, wid ave 
34; medium 30; small 27. Grade B, large 
  
            
  
  
  
          
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
      "jate news or expectations with 
F.O.B. Detroit, cases included, seonae: the rise of an‘, important element 
38-39,,0f conviction, Meanwhile,—teading) 4 
i of 
oe 
Plugs Ahead 
A few stocks responded to corpor- 
wider gains than the average. But 
E said that 
failure of the rail ayerage to match 
the ance of the industrials in 
the March to new highs has robbed 
carriers were mixed today. Sook Marke | conduct Lodge Calendar 
Brotherhood Lodge No, 561, F. 
Communication & A. M,, 
Tues., May 
News in Brief | 
Township Justice Emmett J, Leib, 
Saturday, Judge Leib sentenced 
Hudson to 90 days in the Oakland 
County Jail for each offense. 
Henry Carthel] Brown, 36, of 639 
Ditmar St., was freed on a $200 
bond until trial Thursday after he 
pleaded innocent Saturday to a 
drunk driving charge before Muni- 
cipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum. 
Accused of drunk driving, Ber- 
nard Albert Brandenburg, 38, of 
230 Oakland Ave., pleaded innocent 
Saturday before Municipal . Judge 
Cecil B. McCallum and was freed 
on a $200 bond until trial Thursday. 
Municipal Judge Cecil B, McCal- 
lum freed Oden Ross, M4, of 811 
‘Sterling Ave.;‘on.a $100 bond Sat- 
urday until Thursday after Ross 
pleaded innocent to a drunk driv- 
    
      
    
  
  
  
      
          
    
        “Ri iwt 12:30. %014 Kill Herself 
llwas reported to have made the ‘Confidential’ , 
Witness Tries 
MEXICO CITY (INS)—Frances- 
ca De Scaffa, the Latin actress 
under indictment on charges of 
gathering scandal material for 
Confidential magazine, was report- 
ed improved today after two sui- 
cide attempts. 
The beautiful 27-year-old woman 
two attempts on her life Saturday 
night within two hours of each oth- 
er. ; 
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Her husband; Mexican bullfight- 
er; Jaime Bravo, was credited with 
saving her life on both occasions. 
He reported to Red Cross offi- 
cials that his wife had taken an 
overdose of sleeping pills. Doc- 
tors came to the Bravo heme in 
an exclusive residential section 
ef Mexico City and treated her 
Report on Cost 
    Senaie Recl (CAB Official ry 
  
‘Witness Denied Leaking Word of Agency Award 
‘of Major Air Route 
WASHINGTON .® — Raymond 
Sawyer, a Civil Aeronautics Board 
official who has sworn he did not 
leak word of a major air route 
award, was recalled by Senate in-| 
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Call Rochester 
    
      
  exposure, dehydration, facial cuts, 
a dislocated right elbow and intern- 
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Pt pwitwrvisre \ oh es ‘THE. PONTIAC PI ESS, Monpay, MAY. 20, 1087 : i cn ae WAAL eee 
-Toli Government 
~ Called Shaky Htaly’s Political Experts 
Expect Short Future 
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Clawson Rite Performed Inlay Lions Name Reece Group Rescuer Drowns 
MADISON HEIGHTS — At an| Dos Donald Caldwell of\ Ohlo as Schonfeld for Leader | of Girl Scouts in L ke Erie Search 
the Church of Christ, Clawson,| " resis was held “at- the| IMLAY CITY=The Lions cus| Has Election MONROE (INS) — A Trenton - Doris Vogel, daughter of Mr. and|nome of the bride after which the|at the annual meeting elected of- rescue worker drowned last night 
irs. George Vogel of at ulget couple left for a northern Mich-|ficers as follows: KEEGO HARBOR—Mrs. E. 0,|i0, Wind-lashed Lake Erie while St., here, became the bride of igan honeymioon. P = alot hai t aiding in a search for three fish- Charles D. Keoppen, son of Mr.| “m., bridegroom is stationed in President Harold’ Schonfeld |Penney was elected chairman of ermen missing nm the rough and Mrs, A. J. Revers of 440 Norfolk, Va: with the U. S. Navy. dr.; first vice president, Clayton |the Keego Harbor district of the waters. 
    N, Shore Dr.,; Lake Orio; K will join} Pretsel; second vice president, Northern Oakland County Girl) The victim was listed as 33 se * hive more ie the maar pa aie = Jack Homer; third vice president |coouts, recently. ; year-old Eddie Lewis who was ROME (INS) — Many political Officiating was Rev. Will War- a kaa cn wean ape  ‘Kialeting, Mire, . rai: 0 0 with four members at — experts voiced the opinion today ren, with about 150 present. The Firms, Persons . on quae Cacti: | haioaaeh ul bc Mee areas uard ee andotte, 
that the newly-formed Italian gov- bride, given away by her father, Strausser: Lien tamers, Meryl Sturgeon, Mrs, Cari Ww. Behrick ‘ : 
ernment will not remain in office wore a ballerina length gown of at I m la C it Frost and Exnest Weaver as secretary, Mrs. Paul Halsema, | The air and water search re- tong white net and lace with ‘= y y cs £06 ° ipohamear sumed at dawn today for the miss- . bustle in back, The crown head- . 3 . men whose two capsized boats x* * * piece was of irridescent sequins Boost Lil League Two year directors are Ray Col-| Plans were discussed by the — found early yesterday about The new cabinet composed en- 
tirely of Christian Democrats, was securing a fingertip veil. She 
carried a white lace covered bible 
with a white orchid, carnations IMLAY CITY — Contributions lins and Wade Lawrence. Other di-/group, for a work shop for the|10 miles north of Monroe. 
ifrum business firms and individuals Tectors are Fred Kirkbride and mothers on the committee. There) Lewis’ motorboat became dis- 
  
    
        
    
    
              
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
    
    
  
    
  
    
    
    
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
      
  
    
      
    
                     
    
    
    
    
  
  
                  presented yesterday. by Senator will make possible Little League /Frank Wiegersma, ‘ jwill be lessons in all types of|abled and drifted onto an island 
Adone Zoli, who named himself as ee baseball teams for Imlay City things to make it easier to assist) about 100 feet from the mainland. premier and minister of the budg- The maid of honor was Mrs. | youths this summer officials have ee the girls in gaining their scouting) Members of his party said he tried Cs Donald Caldwell, sister of the |announced. ‘Mary E. Shickler badges. A date will be announced)to swin to shore to get help and . with Bar i was not seen again. 
vote for stele Be ae tains aad ae » K sg ater t =e get under way. It be ae EAE een ee Club Elects Officers Captains Made Chiefs to approve the government. But vague Saas pir by Wil.-| timated that it will take close schools and Mrs. C. K. Schickler at Madison Heights even if he receives parliamentary MR. AND MRS. CHARLES D.KEOPPEN liam Gilbert of Birmingham and | te $1500 for the summer’s pro- jannounce the engagement of their) DRYDEN — Mrs. Steve Couzens| — ; blessing, Zoli is expected to have gram expenses, daughter, Mary Elizabeth to,Jerry W@S hostess to the Drydne Gar-| MADISON HEIGHTS — Captains rough sledding ahead in governing | - : The Midget League will be made Spiroff Saragilac, son of Mr, and pag at her home on ea Department and Joneph. Soon ef 
i 6 4 . road, récently. Italy effectively. ensus Will Include contacted 3 o ane be |Hurt in Car Mishap up of youths 8 through 12. Pony rs, Tony oe Saragilac of|Toad. Tec ne <acis the Fire Departinsat hare have The Christian Democrats are compre . a : sire. Fxitier'l. Kiseki: 40. 08 = pees be boys from r were elected: Mrs, Harry L is ud-| been elevated to chiefs of their the largest party in the cham- ‘ — j ra =r fra Gan ‘wast se rough 15. Miss Schickler is a graduate of |son president; Mrs. Fred Bebnke;-espettive departments. ‘ ; ber of deputies ‘and the senate, All From Birth to Working on the annual index co hantine, Ceaaes ene Eastern Michigan College of vice-president: Mrs. Gerls Dein- The promotions were made by 
“bat =~ * aad _—_— . are Mrs. Harvey Campbell, who tera for _ treatment mf eaasitia| Fete 34 at Banquet ean eae es coe | (berger, secretary and treasurer. |the City Council after Edwin Mor- Therefore, Zoli's cabinet would) gRI]OQN TOWNSHIP — The will tabulate results, Mrs. Howard|pack injuries after being involved 8 Pangt - ‘aching | | gan, director of public safety who = seca oie issues at school census enumerators in/Harris in the village; northeast|in an accident on Joslyn rodd Pi Lager ANE Fie Walled ding Redferd Schoo! District in District May Annex were aah departments, resigned — liament. "ln +3 : i : a 200 feet north of Brown road|Lake chapter of the Nationa] Hon- ast wee vive. he would have to make con- een hat ae eee Pe — a S Peotioe Towaahip. or Society held its annual banquet| B@dford Township. |_| METAMORA — Voters of the. cessions either to the left or right. ae A =e ncludes arvin’ Middleton; on; Mrs, According to Oakland County,and- initiation for new members| The prospective bridegroom at- Brownell school district No. 6,) * * & ¢ n from birth to twenty/Eiis Storey, southwest area; Sheriff's reports, she collided with)here this week with James An-/tended the School of Engineering Metamora Township, will decide} County Calendar 
In Zoli's 20-member cabinet pre- eeaeal rom iy ~ Ape Orion vrs, Ray Longpre, northwest and/a car driven by James C. Latham,|derson, president, conducting the at the Detroit Institute of Technol- May 25th whether to annex to the| sented:to President Giovanni Gron- a stric’ : whether they are| southeast: Mrs, Odes Case, Web-|21, of 1227 Brown Rd., while swerv. candlelight service, Elected. on the |ogy and is associated with the Cen-'Lapeer Public Schools. Balloting! ws chi are many who were in the gov-|™* =. ber; Mrs. Harold Gingell, Proper;|ing to avoid a car parked on the|basis of scholarship, leadership,'ter Engineering Co., Windsor. | will be at the schoolhouse between! +. oxsora a Club wil hold ernment of Antoni Segni. Segni and) W. G. Hampton, administra. [and Mrs. Aaron K. Black, Car-|side of the road. Latham was un-|service and character were 29 An August 3rd wedding is 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Only one ballot re an ceoperativg dinner tonight og his cabinet resigned 13 days ago.| tive assistant announces that the | penter. jured, juniors and five seniors. iplanned. | will be used. \Some af tore A: eons 
Death Notices Card of Thanks: 1 Help ——— fale 6 _Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7| Uelp Wanted Female 7 Employment A Agencies 8A | Employment Agencies 8A Work Wanted Female 11 | LBL LLL OOOOOn—n—"'_ | Rr sn ern POLLS BOLL OOOO” ~ EE I Iw OA 
E WISH TO E : ZRS UNUSUAL WOMAN PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. RA “heartfelt” ra pie FIRE F IGHTERS ; ead. ‘Wea Dine Hwy aoe MAID FOR GENERAL over 3 With determination. Good D ll eauti lu Westen = 5 hONnGs PAGE 328 way Lt gt ag pes wee sages of 8 ot “sympath a, bonus: Cit ¥ OF PONTIAC — Ath Aon : 2S. WONTS PREFERED 506 — wee, ragga u up and deliver, OR 3-068 beloved husband ’ Plorence| gs received trom | Applications are now being taken BE AUTY OPERATOR CHEROKEE. PE 8-6071. seit. "818-8100 ‘weekly. No parties WANTED BY MIDDLEAOED mubané of Mrs. cur Kind friends, and’ ueighie Lo eee ee ee 8. Ball; dear father of Mrs. Don- curing ple cenaaa Gorevenner ta rf be at Sg 28 yrs. Inte aa in meng | a eee: or canvassing. FE 2-6175. lady, general housework or beby ald Melzer; dear brother of Mrs. the vigss of ‘me beshana, J. oe age i cog . cceviee BAe Sg Sept. st. to ee racle | MEDDLEAGED WOMAN TO TAKE | WANTED EXP WAITRESSES. aP- y on sitting Preierably to stay in. Gladys Brenholts. Puneral service} vaughn Harlan. We especiny | Dish school graduate or equiva- Donnell. _KEnwood 30020:/ over motherless home, complete| ply O Write Pontiae Press Box 6 
wiih 35 rant «meamnecey. May 2.) “Mia the Rev™D. MacCall-aparts| St Apply, (9 the" Pervonnet of COOK sharps Fa gen Bi Mu aren Neg, 8 ia "ear Sires Oo? fae, ob Bird Puneral Home with Rev.| Griffin Funeral Home. General arte Must have own transportation, OFFICE Her. Wetere —————-—- | Got_ you Gown? We have an inter. | Ov Will take brunette with skills | wou kes rod = med | w ting. Inter.| Motors as — Coach and rela- home Bloomfield Hills WAITRESS ting ition t share | Typine & filing @ to 6 5 deve. ays. Apply Pingre 
beat mul Grow Semcbe?" Mk: | tree ty pee, spemee ge FOCtory Branch) 25" settee sin ie Se rateeten, Genre iss 0.| eee 8 ee oe a ‘watt | Tiag state sank B00" 7x | WoMEN WOULD LIKE WORE iy | Richardson = Bird Foy Mla LaVern Stuart. aoe md Wn ‘Apoly “foes “W. Wea” ate every other Sun, off. een tae : Wanteo: boot! 233 Oeninad | ave: ooo Bak Ana AT Bide. FE | aera nye sh rience. Call iiford. fi ‘1, 223 Os er ic | ps | Flowers 3 | _uroa between 10:30 and 12°00, ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS POR @iivnian cone Ginig & Disi-|_ bus /_ Instructions 9 : COLLINS, CLEVELAND E.. Whittier, paola NEED TWO GOOD EXPERI-| secretary. Power-tone Corp. 112 ‘ Washer wanted Apply in person. —~ ~~~| ___ Building Service > 12 ; Calif. ‘formerly of Birmingham. GERANIUMS Suasl at ewe. Sele Gener | cane stich Mo Opportuinty Sais eras Drive VU Best Wa AAAAAAAAAAAAA — (pee - a \ 
ers); father of Clyde H. Collins;| 4 to 5 Sceming beds, 96 ena ms.| S68, caramas, ) ence Hegel woe COUNTER GIRL, BOB'S CONEY WOMAN AROUND 00 TO HELP E ELYN y A FLOOR SANDING 4 va: es 3 RNO! REAL ‘A s oman ond eral Housewo! : rie. FIN OG — QUALITY | ESREAL iS: SSeS eee or —| “ar araaen | peat cee sDRIVING SCHOOL, | tarot artley ins Jr. i Taee 
' errs Hr ag wag, Sis Frias, phiox. ‘vines |NEAT APPEARING MARRIED PLEASANT WORKING CONDI- On re Wages WOMAN EXPERIENCED Iv CARE ED WARD S Sa. © PE Sse il <a + HCENEED wa i 1 p.m. from the Manley Bailey) vines, spikes, wheai ry run. cole-| ™ao with car Age oe tions at modern offices. Advance-| 4 day off plus alternate Sundays. of small children, also to help Sears! ore, Cokned e- us. veg. plants established Fuller = Brush ment for qualified girl, Call Mr. Phone Midwest ¢6264. ith housework. 81 coparste FINISH HIOM SCHOOL. NO CLASS. Te er cae i Chapel Cousetery — Be ——. Orosabouse , ged = Ie __Shaw, MI 6-0100. room own bath f tau hove vocaromat — . Study home sparetime - FE 5-9591 : eee 2 s : ‘ PT SO ESS RS) ut oe acts Se | “Ma REDE “Fo "won| OREPADARL SOMA "CORE pe eet Som Get et bark) Sorts‘ rom est i * AM. + — | toe _of 1890 on Bogie Lake Ré:/ PONTIAC ARE ME Pontiac Press. OPPORTUNITY MA 66ai5, We Want the World Pontiac Press. —| tom oe ee —" 
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Oa Aa'® ist” A Eioz| Funeral Directors 4| we PART Fey cennce| DISTRICT MANAGER | Fotezoopei mma Pemen,t| COMA [OR BOUT Gems] * Ty Know “eet AT REE wAT baIvER 21 BRICK BUOGE WORK nie Aldridge, Mrs. Hana Pugh.| AIR, AMBULANCE. GROUND SELLS ITSELF. BUT WE NEED bie roman 5 ° h isles irate HOURS MAKE ona 950 “TO tea aS 3.8 blah clerical _- cel apetude, THAT WE HAVE A LAROE oreinine f SCHOOL, ve cise| Tuevigces, socumente ont 
dnioe ines. re. Nelle Leear| Purse Funeral Howe. Pe cia | Max ro Danionsrnare eve.| ine, pant, relates, ot See ee | ee ee ie ieee | unto CEES Give Jr. and Deater, Hartley. WIFE ARE HOME WE PUR-| organization of 10 women ITEM? SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT| “housework & child care, live, in,| TRAINEES & EXPERTS. best, Aatest E-lest, Way .To| lerme. Gorden Piatiiey, iad Puneral service will be held this Donelson-Johns MISH | THE APPOINTMENT, | im this area. You will derive HOME PARTIES FOR INFOR, Cad, vetween 9 om HERE ARE JUST A FEW. Drivel” Because we heve gual! _ 34 Melvin DEMO: r 3 §-0800. entrolied walified rege  ~ Ne FUNERAL HOME THE ORDERS TOU CAN WORK | stantial bese salary plus s WHITTEMORE. watts tae HOUSEWORK AND | AROUND THE WORBD $200! _structors. FE - aa & B TRENCHING Rev. alfred officiating. “Designed for Funerals” ON COMMISSION OR WORK ON generous ovtrwrite on all ~PART TIME WORK get off to school. OR 3-358, pera agency wants @ persona- Footing: Weter line Field tile. : Interment Popular Springs. COATS HOME AN HOURLY SALARY BASIS. sales. Expenses cov Ferd ee, i Woman for reception- Work Wanted Male 10| _°= 5#« ; 
og egfty yt Fy A OR +7157 Oh ULL Bacal OF BETTER | pemegemest cotvites we FULL TIME PAY _ | somin wotb Uk Wout am were: nnn | oy Ce OF Te GORE Home, Lenoit, Tenn., after service |2T#ston_ Plains — Waterford Twp.| THE SALARY OF YOUR DAY In addition you will be per- Por high caliber women with am- gift shop, some experience. Call GROUND PLOOR JOB ¢250|2 MEN DESIRE WORK OP ANY| Floors, drives, & ete. Jensen | : s TIME POSITION. OUR ONLY mii devote 50 - bition & car, work 3 hrs. day or| after 6 p.m. FE in with s new kind. FE 40277. PEderal 2-240. ments Melvin A Benett | meet; ial Sortie Opn ene NTS ARE THAT per cent. of your time on = * Harn as much as $100 | WOMEN OVER 35 WITH PLEAS fo an interesting and. varied of- 2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY |4LL TYPES CARPENTRY,. Funeral Hour, | HAVE A CAR, BE ABLE personal sales, which will week. FE 5-4002. 9 till noon.| Ina ALITY can earn| fice position. Medium typing. Will 40048. potches, additions, roofing, siding, — : MEET THE PUBLIC, &| be credited at full commis- PART TIME WORK | 8%. to $40 week contacting es- cabinets and irim Speetahy. HICKMOTT. MAY 19, 1991, STEPH- Voorhees- Siple WORK AT 6-30 Ma EVE. fel qunlifioa’ weno tina ton | Women to wark ¢ hours defty| wounet tnpecessary Cal we lee CLERK s27s | “ie "metalation. PE Sanit, "| SLoce RICK CEMENT WORK : : . = NINOS A Wi about from our downtown office, Must : | or Pontiac te typist 2 2-2468 
Sct rit oa” [agg hONERAL HOME, | Pettesbat anh SRAy | Ernie, mor: | Sry get ep Mteee |_Povaattin soo” eel |RSS sc, 9 a canpergy won new ~ |e feaee Pp dear father of Elton | : a ew ent : work Also chimneys. No job too Wits vere Sen “are Euner ran shocenvett Wore. “| papexpaste tapr ron_cang | Po riete Werte S| *elametoue aiice_ fn ver com | "ECAR" OPENS | eve CBemienan!, sod” semrae _ Chancey Mickinett ana J Cemetery Lots 5 REAL MT RSTATES -~— wenapertinnen. ir PERSON NEL 1. 4 to 60 per cent — medium typing. = tied i. na ae SULLDOEING SERVICE — nOUEE. . Puneral se 6-6846. — D_B Murdock, PE 2-781. — new base- be held Welineeday, 4 WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY experienced people 3, Additional sharing based on| BE THE ONE & ONLY $300 raising or holding seis lag b 5 the Richardson: _lots, reasonable. OR 3-5378. to wore ae house project EXPEMECED SHORT ORDER INTERVIEWER A, —-P Pa Menutactarets — Lg et ae BOY, es ge WORK OF pote pientation beh water 
. Puneral Rome. Milford. x UTIFUL existing gS. 2... between - a a. 4-628. ’ PE +a Rev. Ralph Karey officiating. | ™Eery Mount Part Cemerery, wil = pointment Smith Wide EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES | J-29"\o truin ‘as professions! to. |. "Pooler licensed help, but wit! ond | cictepnontiy coraia} atmos | CARPENTER WORK. NEW OA | — i etery. Mr. Hickmott will lie in|_@ivide FE 40ee2, = pa AE p= ae a aa a cemrunwrer. ome ¢ calloge preferred. interview sincere meweomers to| phere pair. Also cabinet work. PE a beater Contractor . state at Richardson-Bird Punersl| woi-z CHAPEL TWO GRAVES. Sal PEGGY'S Candie att g HR A 0] S* eae meet merare CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN.| ization. Additions, kitenen --Home_ Milford $128. Three $17, siz 6200. Lin- esman EXPERIENCED GENERAL| SEE MISS SHERRY, AT Min: ke GENTLEMEN (|“tenSinetens 's “Specuity. FE Porches Recreation room. Cail : housework. No laund : -|MEN & WOMEN, PULL OR PA £-s0ee. ee MOWRLL, MAY, 18 19, LOU A, Cepturr aid Mem eode ft, & vast| F'chiaven. Private room and bath | fide) STATE BANE BLDO. FE| “Gime” cy Wetkwa sehen t| These Ace For You | C:abEN=RY-W YRI-ExF_FEW EqsTOM BULLDOZING BA CE Rested of bie Maneet Pa om eelenn ym setensiy Every Mon. and every other Sun, | _*0227. rtised ucts. No capital re- ese “Are and repair. Formica kitchens a ang. Fare ¢ and drivewsy ‘ow 
i EM OOK REPS |e aS cay set | See WRIGLEY’S wivem | |OENERAL OFFICE CLERK s000| Specialty! Jelousie pore em CEMENT & BLOCK Ry: ~~ At 10 a.m. today there ing. 23 to 45 yes. old. Mo exnerl- | EXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR | Wrigiey’s beautiful ‘pew Drayton woe tential qnales le fellcw ‘who can type accurately | CHaIN OR BUZZSAW WORK. BY WORK FE 50m...» Mrs. Maude Mott. Puneral service were replies at the Press | Per a ent phone: Mondays Jewelry store. 5 da: tectating 3 as SS siest Growing « Join : TATA IVE — and likes figures. job or hour. FE 5-5502. . ra Ys OUR SPECIALTY. nights. Please . jastes chains EXPERIENCED GRADER OPER- . ie = aie Sepeteg, Mey 21, at office in the following FE $ < =. all, | Myer's Jewelry , "TelHuron| in this ares, ree "WE PROVE THE , over TRAVEL AGENT $325, “ator needs + wa yore PE S201, —Zioors, besoments. EM 34870. Home with Rev. L. w SOCAL WORKER Al ke WEEE. Center. We will train you to make abdve| Local agency needs men with ELDERLY | M MAN WO WOULD ULD LIKE CUSTOM HOMES Fo ng boxes: SOCIAL WOREER—¢4.00 WEEE WE ARE NOW average income—No layofis. This; some experience for 3 of their FE 62200 or FE 3-9623 er officiating. Interment in iy. In $80.80 with r in-| EXPERIENCED WAIBRESS,- AP- |. y ; outside painting. 56838. Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Howell creases reafter to $95 Cur- ply in DeLisa’s Resta , is a new office with the right lo- offices. JRY WALI j MACHI 5 Bill He jn state ot the Parmer-|} 9 3 6 81 “ rent vacancies local area. Min-| rant, 6600 N. Rochester ha, HIRING: cation for lake, subur'an and city oa aeons open | AE, MAN WANTS YARD & OAR Pree estimates. Ne job too big of _Snover Funeral Home, , 10, 13, 14, 20, sone. ts mek see oe |e CASHIERS - wean ne FRinnpy LY | PEOPLE— Tyre you man with 0 degree | EESERTERCED WEGHANIC WIN aL eb HOYT, MAY 18, 1987, GLENN HAR. 22, 25, 26, 28, 40, 50, 58, able. Obtain application for exam-|EXP. WAITRESS FOR DAY MEAT WRAPPERS in joernaliam or some creative toola needs work. Call FE 45676 ea Karey Pa Seah 
rison, 2486 Cass Lake Ra., Water-| { 59, 60, 63, 65, 68, 73, 76, inatién from nearest Michigan| shift. Hours, 10-5. Curb Girls PRODUC — . 5 —ny Sme._______________ | $i00R LAYING, SANDING AND ford Twp; age 75; beloved hus-| | 85, 96, 161, 168, 111, 116. pa ge NC A I oy Ba ps a E CLERKS SALES & SERVICE $325| EXPERIENCED CEMENT AND! fin Pontiac Hardwood Pieor Settle “ot Mire’ wants tates ' : Cansing ae eee ge ee ee |. DAIRY CLERKS Maputacturing Co. presente op | S154 bewwecs 6 ond 6 p.m. p sity, Om We Fellow Pages. FE and Harold Hoyt; dear brother of __|aa SALARY PLUS COM-| EXPERIENCED FOOD CHECKER BAKERY CLERKS - VALLEY REALTY oer ax eee eto = Cor tam &@ BOSH CUTTING. | Sook LAYING SANDING AND Mrs. Amos Crook, Mrs. Olef Olsen, ission. : in ; 4, : MY LAYING, SANDING AND Ree, “fe, Dope, cad, te, es] tote Wanted Male 6 he Be Siler 5. pm, Old fein Tevers | enehhen' p2ut,,tme pecttione fer | 1” S600, at Pention Lake, 2 = Eset CARETAKER 2H: |. finishing, old floors s specialty — aaanennd baer tte Puraiey| errno TRAINEES WANTED: PRACTICAL | Hotel, Ditie Hwy, Water-| ing conditions. M employe FOOD SALES TRAINEE $325 —. Puneral Home. med training, drafting, tool & die de-|_ford. | 8 8 ==___—s'|sobenefits and for ad- Help Wanted 8 High grad. can work in te work, full or part time,|GENERAL B AX AIR. 2 , % TO 30 YRS. OLD, MARRIED,/ sign, machinists. No experience | EXPERIENCED COOK, SEMI-RE.| vancement. at ~ Detroit area and learn an arden “ lowe work. ‘oman to| Brick work coment, plastering. : clean & Vets . tion restin business. Car and ex- EM | Carpentry. FE 42290. ‘4 : appearing, bring - Separa’ sanatorium. Serve 26 peo- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR inte esting 4 MACKLEY, MAY 1 19, sagt. ARTHUR terested in new Fords for pers, Apply Tues. wit ple, 6 days a week. Must be able MICHIGAN caieveumse i Rew kame "ah penses furnished 3.3632. “GET OUR BID ON HOUSE 
: Pitas ai; beloved husband] prog ss act. nvery fitte na. ‘Detroit. 2s pleasant pgm = ood * Guest } EMPLOYMENT Sa. keer” = OPFICE & CREDIT one MARRIED ~ wor nMA a Anna ; Beloved son of}; easy earn week. | —~NUBUAL OPPORTUNITY . PE 8-0493. MGR. TRAINEE YEA Sarg, bearjorto Teskers deat ters] sare giprect Eis. fs "ryrner, WINDOW SALESMAN | ExP- WOMAN BETWEEN 30 & 3 SECURITY WANTED LADY OR| If you have some accounting | “picerience in Machine ‘shop. aw er ‘of Mackiey. Puneral sf : ees Sal Canck Montgomery ME teu to pve in. vor ral house COMMISSION Seleeman a agile Memens "Prod: pockergund 7 the “sthiees of | mation machinery, fig and fix-| | D! 
Mey "pvet Taeim "from tus| ACTUAL ORS OPEN IN O'R |  experucpred "Resi Extats | doen, 9 gehool‘age Pvt. woom| 142 WAYNE ST. Mo elperience needed, Wit ieach | ® prominent auto, supply firm. wis. "ot Seleots ope bank BN. Main 8. Imlay City inter| Travel | paid Wrhe only, Employ: pon sy — gO Eg tvery other Sun. off, PE 2-4309. PONTIAC MeNess Co, 120. E. Clark St, | SALESMAN tude and oft0| seam. Will supervise, “dev | ment in Armada 2 ment . . Room ret granty, gs broker EXPERIDNCED WAITRESS, DAY Freeport, Il. Mochanioa Fo esom aay will stare prvciaicn and efficiency in - } ak ee ee ee _Stuart st : Aa TAYLOR, Realtor. 106 shir, Martin's Restaurant. 20 W. | MOTHERS HELPER LIVE iN. Employ ia cA| ee road to. ain interest: om be, deck’ _Tepatring. | 
MOI Ww, Maren Oke iaditord: age] teale he wes BAO EE ——“WRIGLEY'S FounTaDy—meLF bay _wome, | hal “Cater US SOvtiee bene = mmm | firnhed investment. “OPER "0 Gren 1 Steers Seat abi f pire, giste : shop, steady | work Exod, tature. Ww LEY’S full or fr uae Apply _ SALESWOMEN i Gra ebn er Ss ak ANT vate’ y i OFFERS. Box 32, Pontiac 
Donald Grondin, Rd'wara snd w ACCOUNTANT Pe Ege Cetra , . Al A ge ogg id vise ‘sheogave nen Sha degree.” —#. ze See, | Mrs. Alice Hosfelt, Mrs. Bdward| ploye benefits salary omer, an. | im this ares ANT gee AS LF sg By" ‘ie basement, OR paceare. Jp. Rehert ond. Mar. Fesents Nplah scene V : F enced th Gyteme ont Tee aan ‘ Seal Srpmnoes SM oe ral service ws eee a dioepital experience pre- aae wow HIRING: é _ | Smportant and worthwhile position. RELIABLE CARPENTER NEEDS ancl srk x CUBTOM 
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