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ON WAY TO WASHINGTON — Laughing and
waiting for the bus that started them on their
annual trip to Washington, D.C. this morning
are these LincoirrJunior High
(left to right) Tom Nichols, Janet Lichvart, Judy
Phipps and Tom O’Brien. Tom Nichols and Janet Two Cveson
Put on Ballots
Residency of Policemen,
Social - Security Move!
‘Placed Before Voters
Two questions were
placed Om the August and:
November ballots in action,
by. the™ City Commission
last night.
Pontiac policemen should
be required to live within}|—-
vember balloting.’ Supple-
‘fmenting the city employe
pension plans with social
August primary ballot.
The City Commission last night
instructed -City Attorney William
A. Ewart to draw up the necessary
charter amendments to be ap-
proved by the commission before
the balloting.
The vote-was.requested by the
* | Pontiac. Police Officer's Axssn.,
4 which: charged a 1932 city char-
“feF amendment imposing the city
residenity is “outdated, without
purpose and unfair.”
The present law requires both
firemen and policemen to liy
|within the city. The vote is ex-'
pected to affect the fire depart-
ment personne} also.”
MAY CUT DISTANCE
The ‘police group has requested
[that police members be allowed to
live anywhere in the county but
the commission is expected to re-
strict the distance suggested by
the group's atoreey Paul L. Meri-
deth. : 4
Pontiac Press Phote
were 5 erarded trips--by the Hi-Y, Besides: the.
Lincoln Memorial this group of 132 students | will
= visit Senators Charles E. Potter sad Buick V.
McNamara and Representative George A. . Don-
dero while in Washington. ninth graders:
Cautious
by City Officials, County
At an fhformal luncheon meet-
yesterday in the. Waldron Ho-
, Tepresentatives of the Oakla in;
County, Board of Supervisors~and|
the city of Pontiac discussed
problems stemming from the pro-
posed site forthe county’s new,
courthouse:
Possible solukons to the ques-
tioned les leg ality of Pontiac's an-
Wilson Orders
Bomber Boost Increase From 30 to 45,'
Bringing Total to 495
B52s for Air Force.
WASHINGTON (INS)—Plans for.
an active fleet of just under 500
B52 jet bombers appeared in the’
making today. ‘
This was expected to result from,
Defense’ Secretary. Charles E. Wil-)
son's order increasing the size of
some; U.S. heavy bombardment:
wings.
The increase is from 30 to 45
planes. Wilson indicated, and
the Air Force believes, that this
eventually will ‘he applied to all
_/ 11 wings of “heavies” to put the
/ active fleet at 495 planes.
‘first ballot, In February, ay employes
voted by a 631-140 margin to co-
ordinate the two retirement
plans. Casting ballots were 771
out of 979 employes.
If adopted, city employes, except
fire and police employes who arer
‘exempt from Social Security under
federal law, would receive benefits
from both the pension plan and
Social Security when they reach 65.
Dulles in Paris
for NATO Talks ODivgusced
upervisors,
Wiliman said he had received)
Pe answer to his ——— as Site Problems
nexation of “the courthouse site
were “aired.
Pontiac Mayor William W.
Donaldson asked if the Board iecnone remarked that in his
opinion the County would realize
oapegin © ae the site questie® |iitle profit--on' the present site|
je a genera) county vote. Jafter, demolition and site prepa-
Harold. K. Schone, chairman\ of ration costs have been met. He
the Board's Special Building- -Com- said no money from this source is
mittee, said he believed the issue included in the Board's planned
‘had been voted om twice, On the financing of the new building
he said, voters au-| Schone pointed out there is no
thorized a bond issue for a new question of where the new court-
‘courthouse on the proposed County house will “be built. Supervisors
Service Center site off West Boule- arid voters, he-said, already have,
vard. decided to build on the service! ti
__On the second, he added, voters) eigen present: were De-! New Life ol Na ons
eat a alesse Jos Hamilin, chairman of. the Board | During Weekend Parley
of Supervisors; and John C. ia i
Tratien asked if facilities. for | tin, vice-chairman of the Board | PARIS @-US. * Secretary of
were planned. Schone said to try to breathe some new life
—— probably, woud be oven § att i ad Showers he the North Atlantic Treaty Or-
sumed private businessmen would C e e
soon] ceveiow eating and (shoring Possible Thursday / ‘from Washington landed. at Orly} shopping -and a_ public tees of Auditors. igtate Dulles flew into Paris today
|to the. public, but the Board as- | panization.
facilities ip the area. airfield nearty an hour ahead of;
Order of development of the i schedule. Dulles was accompanied
' service center and courthouse | The weatherman says th¢ rain by his wile,
building were reviewed/ and will end tonight with the thérmom- | Although preparations had been)
Schone emphasized the present ‘eter registering’a low of Jo de- made for him to make a statement
heating plant on the site is ade- | pres. / on the French radio, he said he
| pened to heat all buildings now There will be little tnange’ jin had none to make. ee
janned, teerfperature tomorrow and—some drove off immediately for the }
| ‘Assistant County Corporation'chance of scattered showers. To- Embassy with Antbassador C.
|Counsel Charles A. Davis asked morrow will be party clo idly. | Douglas Dillon.
‘City Manager Walter K. Willman if, The lowest temperature
he had made efforts to find out istered in downtown Pontiac pre
‘whether the County Jegally can ceding 8 a.m. was 12 degtees, The reg Pulles came here for a Weekend
meeting of the NATO Council of
Foreign Ministers which may by Commission -
the city was put up for. No-}
security will appear on the ale Attends Service :”
‘and mighty of official Washington,
led by President Eisenhower, and
seores of plain people paid a final
tribute today to Alben ° wb Bark-
key . * * *
The President, diplomats, sena-
preme Court justices filled the
Pews in Fotundry Methodist
Chureh at funeral service for the
late Kentucky Democratic senator
and former vice president.
And outside the gray stone,
‘church, in
| Americans iried | ‘‘Veep”’ of the Truman ad-)
The question of whether ministration in. deep affection) about 8:30 a.m. Friday and re-
= silent. tors, cabinet ‘members, and Su-| ris, pastor of the church, .chaplai
of Barkley,
In an a cla change of plans,
order to attend the» funeral. - a
Williams will Attend
LANSING ®—Goy. and Mrs.
| Williams will fly to Paducah, Barkley. They will leave Lansing
== the same night. of the Senate, and Jongtimgé friend vegan.
Eisenhower ‘postponed his weekly) iP
news conference until Friday in erty,
“Guard Rejects *
wearing a black
biack homburg, entered
‘the church just before the service
He was accompanied “by
‘his chief aide, Sherman Adams;
Gen, Wilton B. Persons, and his
3 secretary lames Cc. Hag. >
‘BURIAL AT HOME
Barkley’s body was to be. re-
moved later in the day, bya spe-
cial congressional train, to his
hometown of Paducah, .Ky‘, for,
‘burial, The former vice president
a drizzle of rain, other | Ky. Friday to attend the funeral ‘die@d Monday while making a po-
who had held. the sto-| service for. the late Alben W. litical speech) at Lexington, Va.
\He was 78
Top officials of ‘the Eisenhower
Sa on Page 2, Col, 4)”
T
taining the body of Sen. Alben Barkley’ s Body Taken From Chure
W. Barkley is oh ia
AP Wirephete
sere cosas euutote = he ca ow ~ garvied (rein Foundey Matholiat Chupch te Sesh-
“ington ‘today following the funeral ‘service. ~ Barkley Funeral Today\eaty Sion WASHINGTON ® — The high Phe service was “conducted by
jthe .Rev, Frederiek® Brown Har- suit ar
for Its Armory Orchard ;Lake Avenue
Training Building Sites. “
| Begin Work in, Fall
| A 50-year lege | permite.
ting the construction of a
new U:S. Army Training
‘Center on a five-acré
‘lis expected-to begin this
fall with completion sthed-
uled in nine months,
The city will receive $1
a year from the govern-
ment for‘the lease. . -
As the result of action taken
earlier this week, City Manager
W.._K. Willman will inform the
Michigan National Guard that. no.
The Guard ee a acre
nes econ
Teserve plot de- the accepted
puis an Chuhd sepeoied & 8c
im the rear or behind the army aet H
New Farm Bill in House
May Get Ike’s Approval WASHINGTON (AP)—The House calléd up for de-
bate today a new farm bill which its Democratic sponsor
‘contends should satisfy President Eisenhower and Pots
invite another veto. .
Its main provision is Eisenhower's soil bank a
gram—but without authority he asked te pay as much
as 500 million dollars this year to farmers who agree to [Neighbors Save
Drowning Boy
by Swift Action Swift response by three Lotus
‘Lake residents to a mother’s call
for help was credited with saving
the life of a six-yearwid boy who
fell into. the lake yesterday after-
noon, apparently while - playing
near a swimming dock,
The youth, Dennis Melton Jr., of
‘14019 Lotus Dr., was discovered in
five feet -of water: by his mother,
Mrs, Dennis Malton, at about 4:4
p.m., according to the Waterford
Township Fire Dept. ,
Secretary to Try to Put withdraw surplus - produc-¢
‘ing acres from cash crops
in 1957.
Republican efforts to add!"
advance payment author-
ity shaped up as the issue,
likely to touch off.a new
partisan floor fight. They,
iplanned to offer _-several i well.
Debate was schedvled to begin
late today, with voting not due
until tomorrow.
On lesser points of difference, |
compromises were expected to
be offered which could send to |
the Senate tomorrow night this |
latest of a series of farm meas-
ures this session,
Eisenhower vetoed a prevous
catch-all farm bill two weeks ago,
and the new one sent to the House
dropped provisions he singled out Decatur Endorses Use
lof Water Fluoridation
DECATUR, Il. @ — Fluoridation
of Decatur’s water supply is sched-|
juled to become effective in the
fall of 1957 or’ early 1958.
The city council approved fluori-
vote. Current expansion of the
city’s waterworks and a modern-.
ization program actount for the.
‘delay in .fluoridating the supply, |
tcouncil members said,
The council earlier had received
‘petitions bearing 10,334 signatures
[backing fluoridation. Decatur has
‘a population of about 100,000.
Pennies From Heaven
MENOMINEE, “Mich, wm — It
snowed pénnies from: heaven in sell the present courthouse site. mercury rose to 0 at 2 pm
The original plan was to produce | ———
about 500 B32s ‘by 1959, and to Michigan Republican leaders face a most impor-
place approximately 350 of them in. tant question in the days ahead. The Press discusses
the active fleet. The remaindy {heir problem and expresses its own view in.an
would be used for training and
spares.
The new plan apparently will
push total production above 600. |
One 8-engine B52 costs eiglit mile
lion dollars. | editorial today, on page 6.
David Lawrence writes of Sen. Barkley 8 courage,
also on page 6.
Bob Considine tells of H-Bomb test plans, page 10. | expand the mifitary alliance into
political and cconemic fields. Menominee County—a° million of
$$$ ithem. The unusual 4.2 inch ‘fall in
organization » this Upper Peninsula area Sunday
could emerge in- ume- Japan Aid Told “| brought the year’s total to 60.3,
Dulles was pretured in Wasbing-; TOKYO - America has leased inches, That's just. more than the
ton as coming to the meeting of or given $723.624.552" in deferise 60-inch minimum required to qual:
ithe 15-nation NATO Council Fri-jequipment to Japan since 1951, ify for $10,000 in state aid for
iday without any specific brue- ithe Defense Board reported today. ‘snow removal next year.
iprint. Officials there said. he was It said it expects $148,770,234 more!
'anxious to ‘hear the views of other|in armaments during the cufrent,_He Lost Round governments" fiscal year, as most objectionable.
1
| Possibly a new
NOT CRITICIZING
Wilson emphasized he was not
criticizing LeMay, the veteran
_ chief of the Strategic Air Command
who told Congress Monday that
the U.S. will be “inferior in strik-
ing power to the Soviet long-range . The high bid on the $600,000 years, City Manager W. K. Will-
air force By ule 20: -- worth of revenue bonds .to finance’ man explained,
But he said LeMay is a “dedi- ‘ihe off-street parking project was) ;
cated specialist” who is ‘com. | - mn Both / bids
mendably zealous about “his part |
of the basiness,” and that this
can result in a defense picture rig*d void because It was submit- Le
which is, “somewhat out of per- |teq 90 seconds late. The city was expecting to pay an
ayaenre. , i | After both. bids, the only Ones! to iptetest rate around 3lg per r cent,’
Wilson saitl his information is be submitted, were opened and dab: = =
that Russia, currently is produc. Wieteduialprctestieas aed by Ih Today's. Press
ing more heavy bombers than the | high bidder H. Richard Doke*grep- U.S., but that production in’ both resenting First of Michigait Corp contained interest.
ere only a fraction apart; the
manager added.
countries mo far He Cat . 7 vot Detroit. He charged the low’ bid eee oe —— a
He said he has no information “** submitted after the close of, Sports .......... 28, 29, 0, 31
similar to LeMay's that the|'e sale. . Theaters 0.0.00... 0 sense $3
, planned rate of production in Rus-- The acceptance of the high | TV & Radio Programs See seas
sia is higher. ES the projected. hid will amount to a $1,700 added | -Wilson, Earl cceue 46
rate in the US. . | expense’ in interest paid over 18 | Women's Pages... 11 thru 15: . 4 : j : { .
Ninety Seconds Cost City $1, 700:
accepted last night by..the City rates approaching the fdur per cent
4Commission, after the low bid was limit set by the “ordinance and. tising in today's Toronto Telegram:
‘Golf clubs — must sell or gét
divorce.”
BIG SECRET!
We don’t know how much
this. advertiser got for the
‘hot water heater .. -he kept
it a secret. but we
know he got * quick tere
from his ad. Sold. it the first
Stanley A_ roll ¢all vote was requested,
bids by Comniissioner Philip E, Row-
ston, Alli cast affirmative votes to
‘accept the First of Beas Corp:
| bid.
Willman expects money from the { Bond ee Dean
| informed the- commission the t
were a true eXpression as to how
the bond market was today.”
After a recess wis called, bond — ne
ide Ste was |
mttor Ciade eendaton’ oa sale of the bonds to be available] aay! ‘in four weeks, with work on the Se eee a
what action should be taken aft- > . 30 OAL. Om Wor WATER
er the commission was stymied |voter-approved lats expected after heater, Best offer al 9055.
réceipt. =a -
Now They Are Stuck by the protest. So if you “have “something
to sell, rent, trade or want
to buy. don’t keep it ‘a secret
Stevens ruled that “acceptance
of the delayed bid ‘of Shannon and a {
Co. of Detroit), would be im- MEADVILLE, Pa. Pupils in] . place a Want Ad and
proper.” 7% F Meadville High Schoof. have been tall thousands: of ‘readers @ y
told they, face ‘an increase in
school cafeteria linch prices “be-
.Carry who declared “he wasn't cause of their gum chewing hab-
"ready to throw $1,700 down the its. Seems gum left on tafeteria
drain if the: city has a chance to plates was gumming ip thé dish”
j lsate it,” washing machines, Acceptance of the high tid Was
fought by Commissidner gobn E. To Place Your Want Ad
DIAL FE 2-8181
Just ask for the
‘WANT AD DEPT.
Baer ‘motorists convicted of any Unable to pull. her \son from the
water, Mrs, Melton called for help.
and was joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Pursinget, ‘of 4023, Lotus Dr.,
and another neighbor, Herbert At-
tinedn, of 27 Lotus Dr, -
The two men waded into the s is =
5
ges rf aE af
be accepted in February.
WASHINGTON (INS)
at Parris Island, S. C. Apeil 8
~|water and brought the boy to land
where Mrs, Pursinger applied arti-
ficial respiration until the arrival
lof a Waterford Township Fire Dept. His special Air Force planejother proposed “changes as dation this week by unanimous rescue team, which revived him
with a resuscitator.
Taken to Pontiac General Hoe-|
pital. the victim was later released
|by authorities when an examina-
ition proved that. his lungs were
ifree of water, The rescuers were
junable fo state how long the boy
ines been in the lake before found. . (See earlier story page 8)
Brig. Gen. David M.. Shoup’ was
hamed to the newly created post
c “inspector general for train
As part of its reorganization, the
Corps also named Brig. Gen.
Wallace M. Greene. Jr. to super--
vise training at Parris Island, and-
Brig. Gen, Alan Shapley to simi-
lar duties ‘at San Diego, These.
posts are newly created.
\Michigan May Suspend —
Licenses of Ist Offenders
LANSING (AP) —Shockéd by increasin
deaths, state officials today highway
considered a drastic crack-
down on bad drivers which includes HEHE. of lir
censes for first offenses.
“I just can't express how depressed I am over ‘these
figures,” Gov. Williams told the State Safety Commis-
sion yesterday.
Lt. Shirley G. Curtis of the State Police said pro-
| TORONTO, Ont..um — Adver-yisional figaires for the first three months of 1956
showed a 13 per cent increase in traffic fatalities,
despite the State’s new speed The commission agreed to pe a eee meeting Jas law
-enforcement program pat-
terned after that" unes in
-Connecticut. :
| The plan, offered by: Sec-
retary of State James M.
Hare, involves suspending
for 30 days the licenses of
of the three most serious
violations.
Hare said the commission would)
have to décide what the three most |
serious offenses are but they would
probably be. speeding, failure to
yield the nght-of-way and reckless
driving.
i
Cotinééticut now suspends a
motoyist’s license on a first con-
| viction for speeding, Hare _—
The program has reduced traf.
fic fatalities there p Ml. per cent. ©
Hare said he believes ‘the Secre-
tary of State's. Office. can now
legally suspend licenses indiscrim-
inately, whenever examiners feel
susperigion is. warranted: ‘
As a pale ot Tealicy. ceecen
licenses are suspended orlly after
several convictions, the number
‘depending on the seriousness. of the
i violations.
Hare, sheriff's officers and local-
‘police will meet with Atty. Gen,
'Thomas M.’Kavanagh Friday to.
\draft a new program of
inént and discuss —— the poll.
pre ‘for suspension.
The ‘plan will be ‘ald before the
entire ‘Safety
‘
;Marines Take Action |
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Peas Open Bar| doe 7 ED ee leceaciiailieieatiacs = a i ithe Day ae Birsioakant a so
ew pine Tunnel ee. ‘Clean-Up Week, Building .
Reduced Charge BERLIN. tie Crack Upsurge Herald Spring are opening a snack. bar. for visi-
Municipal Judge Drops, tors at the East Bertin end of a BIRMINGHAM — Ait upsurge af ‘game here front Moline, Il, He
. Intent to Murder’ in ‘wane! they accuse the U. S. Army jnew home buitiing and the annual) Fetired faur years age as sap- n ‘of digging-to veer a com.) : Uy Paint-Up Fix-U Ww Kf erintehdent of the~General Meo-
Shooting Case — "munications, [Clean-Up PAOM:Up Fix-Up Week] Sons and--Coach engine ee ¢ [are signs of spring in Birmingham. division, “. The, East German Interior Min-}- City officials announce that next . id ta -Ex-Pontiac patrolman Janes “ istry also ordered a large’ tent put week is the annual week for special er Soe w Roy, a
d ‘Senta, 30, today was bound over yp to show visitors. a special fi : 7 : gab on @ reduced charge to Oakland jon the tunnet:-dn. tién, the afin. : L £ la to une the city. ee Aen won, Jack, of
County Circuit Court aftér one of istry ordeked a, ~48peci pooklet | . 6) | 2 ker Rony) ese, ae wa ‘two brothers in Wisconsin, and four
ing Inspector Andrew F. Butt. |grandchildren. two companions he admittedly had, | Published about’ “St,
He compares this with 53 in | Service will be at 2 p.m. Friday : ee with ‘is police revolver) The Soviet c6mmand on Apri] 23, ie led yesterday in an alleged: charged tKat “American military March, 2 in rere! and 24 in iS ee rapt lind acces
a s” dug the “1,65 | with bu e - sito thet @6 FE. Tennyson Ave | autberities” dug the 1,650-foot tun-| bs January. \eery.
.from the American sector into
will be arraigned Monday on & y+ Berlin and set up an elab-| charge of felonious assaulj~ He tate wiretapping installation.
was freed by Pena anna U.S. Army officials refused to
Judge Maurice E negan, who discuss the matter with the Rus- | f continued a $1, jsians and advised them only |
mneogan said be that it had been reported to Wash-
the words ‘with intent “ington.
murder” from the charge be- Plans for ” new homes were ap-
{proved with costs estimated at ge
$312,000. A new multiple dwelling
rem, aroun gets Hammarskjold ~/$89,000,‘accerding to Butt. \
Permits were #SStied also for two
nena Retums t0 Syria This Aprits building cost esti- 1 Seeks to Settle Dispute eae ten te cee | |
seve i reat ecmin Ayr] (9M Output ls Arts ag ct et raeli Turn Jailed yesterday after waiving, when 83 permits were issued for | On Israeli Plan to Tur
"examination before Judge Cecil = . : | | $518,450 in building estimates. River Jordan Waters
i McCallum on a charge of unlaw- Cac eS i ° i S = messins Feel bases Paharcre a organ of on : .
Se eS SAFETY INSPRUCTIONS /- Safety instructors finish up a brief- a mechanic at the Pontiac Retail Store, and Arthur Tyrrell, who of the Clean-Up Weer R. S. Ken- DAMASCUS, Syria ® — U. N.
~Sexton = shot in the chest ‘Big Three papers Drop ing yesterday with Jean -Hefs, 17 Utica Rd., one of a group of heads the school’s driver éducation program. Jean and other student# |ning, superintendent of the Depart-| skjold arrived today for a second . early Jan. 27 of 183 (640 Units Cc students in driver training classes at Pontiac High School who will will check such items as brakes, exhaust, lights, windshield Wipers, ment of Public Works says special round of talks attempting to settle Et Stephens, who gave his address nits in Car heip out in the auto safety campaign next week. She receives a list horn, steering and rear view mirror. The Chamber of Commerce |preparations for the week have Syria’s differences with Israel as 8396 Crosby Lake Rd, Clarkston, Production From ‘55 of critical safety features to check for working condition. Also in- safety committee will sponsor the event, May 7 to 13, from 9 a.m. |been made, over River Jordan water. diver- admitted after four hours of ques- ‘Sructing at the session were John Wickstrom, second trom the left, to 3 p.m. and from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. All drivers can participate. nore piypolaveed gl gral ee sion. . _ | tioning that he drove’ the auto Aoet output by the! : : = P nation’s th : ainer away with a companion from a bar leading automakers fell ee) Cont » he says, with papers Hammarskjold "ae from Ane at in Ave., early yester-| 5 elcid k i athe tied in bundles under 23 inches], ra ora S
See, Escoer=: Supervisors of County OKiemaretes,, Panic Dalts en ee
bond.
s
companion, James S- Stacy.lyear ago, figures released by Gen- vide immediate pick-up of extra-| 32, of 438 S$, Sanford St., also|crai Motors Ford amt Coreny: . ) Mrs. Sigmund Fi arge_items Chrysler | : . Sigmund Fitz l bed : waived examination on the same| revealed yesterday. in City Ch urch g ‘discarded faa’ and ppl ; charge. They were bound over ) / Mrs. Sigmund (Loretta M.) Fitz, |
i rugea lou rit aca ergaerem ee AX EQUal ization Scheele wr tsar sara. te Court ieee canes to jail]... : of Home Demonstration groups, [terday in ag ed Hospital, Detroit.) 7 awn vanes should be put. in| under bond e auto and truck output by the firm are preparing for their. annual/4fter a long illness. boxes, Kenning says, rather tha: In the case against cage rete reached 350,178 last month, against on o anit Pasmabiod in Ped was sot legally — eed Achievement Day tomorrow tn the|_ She = in Flint, ra 12./in the gutter. The street sw ae Informed source eisyr Fi _Said, neither Step 452,681 in last year’s similar pe- ng, — ceptongigs chuck a" First Congregational Church of 1911, the daughter of Milford and | cannot take care of as tubble, = eoee . npegan
nor the other victim could explain! riod - . = County Supervisors voted for-|this- year, and had done so when Pontiac! Mae Thompson Riggs. he added. cease-fire with a demand that the
The
why the shooting took place, as : : mal acceptance of the State Tax|asked by the Board. He said he : . ; ,, She leaves her husband and A agreement include ‘s prom- _ there apparently were no “hard Ford Motor Oo, reported Commission's equalization schedule | feared the possible results of Board! Approximately 1200 women will three sisters, Mrs. Virginia Owens, Scott Cole, Pe os j.| Se not to resume work on @ proj- and for 1957. rastction of Se present figure. participate in the event with © Mrs Dorothy Atkinson and MYS./aate for pores oe fathos in (Ct to use the Jordan waters for April, compared with | The move was legally necessary! The measure passed, 51-11. {hibits of projects made during the’ Mae Jean Bai. talk on “"National Security trom POW? and irrigation purposes. Aute noon : Service will be at 1 p.m. Friday|i.e° Pacific’. at the Birmoagt trucks
— murder” from that alone. —- a 82,798 for |sessed valuation, because of an ° : Speakers for the day will in- jfrom the Haley Funeral Home-icommunity House tomorrow at 1Ch rys| ! K | | - Chief Assistant Prosecutor month, 56,117 below the [appeal to the State commission Barkley Rite Simple chide Mrs. Hazel Dunlop, author |16065 Hamilton St., Highland Park. ” rys ers Aeer a
1985,
138,915 total set in April, jas: year by Waterford Township.. and lecturer, speaking on “Deo- |The Rev. Frederick A. Coich will |P-™- the use of a gun was evidence : : - M hodi Ch h orative Tables for the Home.” |officiate with burial in White Chap-| Cole is on the Novj board of 6 A , Ci : = — to prosecute for intent to! Every GM vehicle production di- erp clos < yoann prog ‘in et ist urc Dr. David Treat, director of the ‘el Memorial Cemetery. commerce, and has headed the | efs rmy itation ones ; _-z-< vision reported decreases with the! meted throughout the county €lara Elizabeth Fund for Ma. — | en ee ee ee WASHINGTON CIN % 43 great said Stephens : and ‘Stacy exceptions of Cadillac and Canadi-| ¢om levels set by the County (Continued ‘From Page ‘One) ternal Health in Flint, will speak Everett E. Keller Club, and belongs to three vet: ‘ BASH h : (2 a = pa z
originally claimed they thought the/an plants. Equalization Committee administration mingled with Dem-| t@ the women in the afternoon 0. ct cnr, TAM Stowe. He holds two Keller. recently retired
took Honly ns a'"Joke.” The pair|terday by Gesetal Motere were cc] Comittee chairman Alger Zapt|CT4!# of resent apd past eras; om “What Women should Expect spare st. died vesterday eae a ee | evelitis usc igo “o ” mm om , iT ( took it only as : joke." The pair|terday by General Motors were as chairman Alger Zapf). tn. church servi of Themselves as Wives and > morning after a long illness. | lle ‘ee ia a jaward last night for his contribu- arrested in follows, April, 1955, }said yesterday his mittee -has ” ner beching dow ever Baldwin aa tained in polled ems =e one worked with ‘the Se tea dur-|__ Many important figures [| orate | He was born in Dexter, Mo. ang World War II service. tion to the nation’s guided missile aiesead aa the owner ne : the year, New Deal years sat side-by-side| Michigan Bell Telephone Co. will | July 20, 1915, the son of Sam and) program. Pectin on foot. Chevrolet — 258,743 (168,176); males Lappe tes Beomalices raged in|With today’s Republican high com-|give a skit during the afternoon. Myrtie Embery Keller. On Oct. 13,!_ The meeting is sponsored by the; The award was preserited by Ar- Pontiac — 29,588 (85,004); Olds. (3° county’s 4 cities and|mand. program on proper telephone man-| 1934, he was married to the former Southfield Republican’ Women’s my Secretary Wilber Brucker who — — 38,890 (58,898); Buick Besides the President, Vice/ners. | Alice Russel in Bernie, Mo. — ia jenid Keller was béing honored for ran after
~ Detroit Radar Fails — 50,961 (79,181); Cadiline — > vant sae 10, he said,|President Nixon, Serlate Republi-/| Ninety home demonstration units _* xceptional service to the country 14,175 (14,126); Chevrolet Truck fwvestionting: by the State board C@ leader Knowland of Califor-jin the county will participate in periclieeee “ a - at | Thomas Trisler, 24, 212 Euclid. | Re a significant role in greatly — 32,984 (46,866); GMC Truck & | z nia, and Senate Democratic lead-|the day's activities planned in hon-, pag ee dees oe cae yagi arrested yester- ‘accelerating the guided missile
‘Speed Conch — 8,897 (13,202). (ed See 3 er Johnson of Texas were am of National at: who are holding program.” to Convict er : | Zapt explained ‘that in most . S SENOS |e ational Home Demonstra- a deacon and member of the ‘pin for investigation of larceny Keller was the honored guest at Canada's GM output was. 20.449 | |cases' where the State equalization thot attending, ition Week, said Mrs, Frieda Ben- gy gar Tree General Baptist .
SET ee er nSSS) and Se 18% 10 was lower than recommended by BRITISH ENVOY ATTENDS — (ett, hothe demonstration agent. | Church. He was employed ee ee Peabody's Ml a ae Saker Waiaiieetee lice Department's radar timer for) ) 239. trucks and|the County committee, the State’ Fro ilson F nome a ad ded Lee ches, compared m the Rogsevelt and Tru- at the Wilson Foundry. - bef t , a _ ty ads h a \cemahapal ogi period of a ~ a Aoehe Gs not 48 toe pol man administrations, among those| Adlai Besides his wife, he is survived, Ae poy in cugeese wee ae aoe , f° : new ng in the affected area.|who appeared-were onetime new! |by his father, and a daughter, Bar-| is $ J junked perf co di Oo appe ne’ qd | we Ing y 4 ‘convention of the U.S, Chamber of court an figures are included in the bara Alice Keller of Pontiac. fm _® local bowling alley lot, (OT ENOOR yesterday Se | Traffic Judge John “Gia. totals. In effect said, this means jdea!l brain truster- Thomas G.|
3 D. Watts dis-| overall GM ” = Ic ‘Tommy the Cork") Corcoran, Other survivors include three W#®s found two hours later last 2 7 ¢
| missed a speeding charge against} Preliminary GM totals at the end eel eure ore || land James: P. McGranery, mf) ( Primary __, |Sisters, Mrs. Alfred Dale and Mrs. night by Troy Township Police. David F. Kniffen,|°f 1956's first four months revealed . N C fi i U was arrested by police|that the corporation had produced| tion than he would pay under yeas attorney general in the last’ Agnew Brown, both of Dexter, Mrs. | It ear See on- on orming $e
-a-radar timer. Offi said} 1,480,531 cars, trucks and coaches| higher assessment figures. months ‘of the Truman administra- ‘jGeraldine Fulton of Gary, Ind.; reg using-a . cers against 1,630,972 for the first four tion, / : . four brothers, Orville of Dexter, 1031 Hazel. the device clocked his bus at 44 The State equalization figure! Sir R er Making, the British Final Vote Tabulation LaR Dawsey and Cecil, all _ _ ‘ Ur inance ier ‘me B months of 1955. 3 ue, 7 = ln last year was $1,395,250,000 for the: aa was “among the Will Be Delayed Due to Pontiac. . awtteem De Lt was termed “a perfect test BO. c county. This year the. total is $1,- y Evie diplomats. in attend. ; a ~ | the BOAC Starts Operation 581,801.899 — nearly $200 million’ ‘a Inexperience at Polls |eretock this evening in the Voor- ‘years, Everett L.. Birthrong: 67. por condorming use regulations in vehicle on the radar screen | more. oo ss Cod From Willow Run Today. | Pontiac is assessed at 21.9 per, /parkiey’ s immediate family en-| y, : Floyd Miley of aun officiating. “pital after = week s - “illness. He * presented wo US City Conminsin he
WASHINGTON um — A slate of oe a. Peuat DETROIT ® — Transatlantic cent of the total, or $17,166 .676 Aering through a side door, was : ee ee - ro MAM plane service between Detroit and. Supervisor David Levinson of seated near the casket which rest. Democratic National “Convention jor's body will he taken to the last” year. | Commissioner John E. Carry George daa es thee ro Glasgow and London will be start- Birmingham: objecting to accepf-ed before the altar. | delegates pledged to Adiat E.-Ste- Mitchell Funeral Home, St. Clair. Born in Mukwonago, Wis., he ‘District’ 6) waived the” reading record showed y pe ‘ed today from Willow Run Airport ing the report, said, “We should Jet, On the closed, mahogany casket)venson took a,wide early lead-over'Mo., where service will be held —--~ -— —__—~ — —_____ and offered the ordinance by title speed. ua Sr ome of Pring British ee —_ the State Tax Commission know/we! was a simple red and green floral one pledged to Sen. Estes Kefau- @t 2 p.m. Sunday from the Sugar only. The second reading and pos- Garence F “ ,| BOAC is first foreign flag don't like. their plecemeal work. | piece. i ver in yesterday's District of Co- Tree General Baptist Church, Dex- Two Persons In jured Adoption is Site at next H
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= agi veceun, be said. no carrier to operate out of Detroit..7 don't think the other 10 /units “FOUGHT GOOD FIGHT lumbia primary. iter. Burial will be in the coeicenr7 week's meeting. Michigan law permits such radar Lrelbetey gy 25, Der are getting a fair deal.” ~ / But whether they won for aes at Bernie, Mo. proposed , law ‘will permit Tien: . | scheduled = 4:25 p.m. - | Zapf pointed out the State beara The altar itself was banked with/sn4 py how much, may not During Tavern Brawl mel of buildings used in
Judge Watts said, “I'm hotly ¢ sidbaipe gas ne : flowers — red roses, white Iies| known for dave “0 J il non-conforming use up to 50 per sold on radar, We will never ly to Re - and other blossoms. For the nation’s capital — = uestion uveni es A kiss reportedly led to {njuries;cent instead of the present 100 _ very. = this besa vat German Ship Anion The organ sounded softly as the customed as it is to the thunder’ for two persons and the nel T cent.
| evidence” To Attend Conference | nernorr m—The motorship tight of theater, "evenes treet oatonal potics — ‘proved to After Auto Crash —[of,nntter,'n, BrarionTownahip| The non-contonming use permis ; might t th | Asst, Corporation coreg Law-| . ANN ARBOR (® — Twelve Uni-| Transontario, Ge thet verse! of words of the funeral: service: oo rigid ke Canes Six city juvenile boys were being County ster s deputies reported 2 ho ee rence Eaton, fa m-jthe Poseidon Steamship Line of. representing the po- versity of Michigan faculty me In iB Father’s House 8Fel voting here in §2 years. | questioned bp lPantiac! police! this: today. lat the date of enactment of the lice department, said he would bers, led by Professors James K.Germany to enter’ Great Lakes. many niansions. T a | : law, ‘although h m the way and | «Forest J. Sulser, 37, of 5624/2 ough such use does not try to carry the case to the State Pollock, h n_ and service. arrived at Detroit Tues-' , Despite an apparent light vote,. morning after their arrest last : rm Supreme Court. ee Marshall” Keevte the truth and the light.” the tabulation machinery all ‘but night in the crackup in Romeo of, Sherwood Rd., Brandon Township, | ‘conform to the 1 Dh) of the | Arthur Bromage, will attend the day from Germany. Its cargo in 4, his tribute to Batkley, the! broke down early today because/a reportedly stolen car was alleged to have: used a ball: aie wecced eis ~ tk d major change of the ,of a complicated Democratic bal-| Four of the boys are 13 and two bat and bottle as’ weapons when ‘new Jaw will require such estab-
me imid-west conference 6f political ‘cluded steel, German PEwriters pay. Mr Harris referred to the
Algonac Wrens Return | scientists Thursday and Friday in and special tools for Vp lkswager: formef vice president as a man lot and a lack of experienced poll are 11 he objected to the kissing of / . | Milwaukee. [automobiles . ” I ced po lishments ta comply with the ALGONAC (INS) — The wrens ;who fought “the good fight. workers. | They were released to parents at| Margaret Smith, 30, of 5624 Sher- iprovisions of the ordinance |? land
. of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church | ‘SERVED. WITH DEVOTION Washingtonians may not vote 4 a.m. this morning after troopers;\Wood Rd., by Rowland E, Hur | is not used for 12 consecutive returned to Algonac as they have! T) M h E] d H d He for président, they have no repre-/at the Romeo State Police post re- singer, 2. of Attica. imonths in th
every May Day for 31 years. I. e a Ss ec te ea whe ered He aon oF peal sentative in Congress, and have! Ported their capture when the ea The investigators said Hunsing- iale. hs in the non-conforming use
The tiny birds have not yet, ey /with unstinted devotion. not voted for any local officials in a More utility pole at M150 and er was struck twice with the, bat
\taken up their abode in vines beat of Tuber culosis Gr Ou up “We are vastly poorer because| i82 years. Many maintain legal, 32 Mile road been stolen eee preci bruises of the Acaui City Resi dent
ering the church but can be seen 'residence in home states and vote
nis coquent: passionate vokee will) : ‘10 p.m. from a driveway at 666 The Smith woman suffered cuts: in the outlying areas. The wrens, cee h by absentee ballot. numbering more than 100, jhvari- a a Fane pa: ioc ‘This inexperience proved too LeBaron St., police claimed. Con-jof-the neck and left arm when hit!* : ita Pp 4... much for the new election machin. siderable damage’ was done to the by flying glass from a bottle HN yhotgun aying
Various. phases of the job
ably arrive at their summey home ahead in tuberculosis control were “ , z May 1 leave. eae 29,/ explained Tuesday evening by C ead in ne ore, (the et er car, according. to troopers. E ‘thrown by Sulser, de putes said.y- 'W) Krammeier:, of Milwaukee, at : contmuer = : ee Lens | erent Vaumtinsta tteeenont Weath the annual difinex of the Oakland * 4 ‘He so numbered his days, ap- cpnatruction| (hore of 7 Caw: _ ‘The eather (County ‘Tubepeuloslel Astociaticn plying he nan unto wisdom, be. Future MSU Sabon. \U M Expert Gives Data ? ford -St., was. aguuitted by a B R t He is the executive secretary o! > cause | whole earth was the .
PONTIAC ip Nicistfre_pecasienal the W in Tuberculosis Asso House of the Lord, as echoed by '© Be Feted by Alumni ian -woman, three/man jury yes. rain ending tonight. ee) iow tee Renee onan J She laa chines wich wat uorl es 1 Nn later, u terday in*the shétgun slaying of 6. Tom : grtty cloud = at ciation, and he talked to 73 guest. the Sst PUNT ase. ich fell from. A banquet May 15 honoring oxy upp y Willie Henry, 37,/of Detroit, on a
deeds. | seutbeasier a shifting ¢ tojat the Oakland County TuberCulos- his lips. es ‘county high school seniors awarded | poiscisitert ¢ ner last Oct.. 28. westerly late tonight. . lis Sanatorium. 2 ‘scholarships to Michigan State Uni-| ‘6 Pp P t Ad di ti aughts was c Ith i , The guests were welcomed by That was a reference to Bark- versity will be attended by Ralph) ur. ass as e I IVES |second-degree paca gerd ei z ley’s remark \a few seconds be- Young, assistant to the director of | police he fired the fatal shot fore he collapeet and died at Lex-‘atumni relations at the University |” a =P ANN. ARBOR w — A man 3 fluondated water, Dr. Jay sai ‘Ibehipd the’ wheel of- his car after 9 Smee vemipeeonasy precesind JO |Lee O. Clark, President of the
‘ Bee association. In his greetings.
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Dizeetion: Rast: bes a 13 om James Cheng, superintendent Hodiot ; Va, on Monday. Barkley ang former director of athletics, ‘makes it his ae a. te a there is no point.in using a fluori- Henrwordnéw. a-tevolver from be- Sun rises Thu at § 28 e ‘and medical director of the San-/. »- had told an audiente at Washing: the county MSU club said today, S@¥S toothpastes with fluoride still-giteg toothpaste or having the neath his chat. joes se, Meapeete? a em jatorizm. pointed out that it now ton and Lee- University: - Harry L. Winston Jr. of Bir-havent solved the problems) (of; | painted with fluorides. Witnesses at the two and. one- ® oor tgs Tom seus ‘lis operating with nearly a fu} “I would rather be a°servant in, imingham: general chairman of the tooth waste . A half Any; ttial said they saw
tam Carte 4 emperats: bie «4,capacity, this being without the House of the Lord than sit in Devon Gables banquet, said the ; a : “It is similar to vitamins,” he Vaughns shot Henry. Vaughns pam i Ee ee ¢¢ of the new cases found in the seats of the- mighty Telub is attempting to establish aD" PoP ee head i ae said. “You can take more and told’ police Henry previously had 9a. m. sg ae 2p.m. . .. 50 current campaign. f | After. his farewell tribute the scholarshi ip -program to MSU for Cates: (decay) research at © more of them: but the body will threatened to kill him. am lee | tm dqonst coor ae | sn nisler reriten the eae worthy Oakland County students Unavery vaemegeiate erat ae only use so much." * ‘The trial was held before Oak- Tuesday in Pontiac ee . é e service lasted just min, : ie hea ecture i, d t - a _recorted downtown) v sociation, ‘presented by Alv 3 lites D | af the "recent flood lof fluceide 0: Jay said the most effective; ee ve y eh eee | @ighe stooecse ss +> M0) Musson, its\executive sec eS | emocratic Club Picks with the | ser oj umuaces SDPCATS to be) 4 Lewats temporstare.....)..9r:-..... $3 ihe ; |. The drizzle of rain had turned’ | suothpesses had come up with the joné, part to ‘a million parts of defense attorney. Assistant Prose- ) non dvs eee pa ae — Fe, = ¥ jinto a virtual downpour by the Slate of New Officers ae : water. |, /-\cutor Robert D. Long tonducted Age tn Pentias DR. C, P. MEHAS time the ceremony ende led. Al «meet The best way to obtain dental! \ Dr. Jay spoke highly of the’ re-\the prosecution. : rey momar | Expenditures included = [Oakiend Gann et the plas mee | protection by fluorides is from a | sults of the fluoridation water pro-| Lowest temperature ........... . 58 for health education, $4,927.85 for lowing. the di an m, re bla Neos = orden SSN bs, peor eee oa ng. mati fe d précram, | AF General to “Spetk ~~} Sunday at Wallers Lake, the follow: | Jay sald'in m tate lst goad Dr. hin ve nation on a large controlled Garage Looted of Tools ‘tation, $6,669.18 for e sea) N, ’ ; c ing officers were elected: jscae - . ff - oa: ve of es Pj rsonty Oe te sale, $2,603.58 for psa i and” L, an Sos oe aes ee RO ae Rad mill Jatnes | Cecil) Ww arden, president; Mrs. “A careful study ‘shows that it ‘f:. °% 48% % ue During -Night Breakin ; == » 187 field work, and $6.697 1$ for admin. ead the coming three years, and | ¢yal-of h ceputy Inspector en: Ruth Higgins, vice presideyt: Vic- has no effect.It is neither harmful He said children boty since The: Some, $189 worth of miscellan- : Teesday’s "Tac chart istration. | C. D. Wheaten to fill e vacancy eralof the Air Force, will address toria Schlenke, secretary; Itene nor beneficial. The more recent ¢XPeriment began in 1945 have av-.eoys tools were reported stolen
—_—-—4 Mai | g3.48| The local’ association now, has) on the board. te meeting of the Southeastern Warden, treasurer; and Donald O. additive to be advertiseth stan. CTaged 60 to 70 per centt less decay from a family garage at 120 8. Jy > SE 5 $1 assets of $105,354.79 the princi-. | Mic higan Assn. of Chiefs of Police ‘Menzies, Allen Pilkington, Joseph nous fluoride, has been reported han children in surfounding com-| Ardmore -St., broken into: Monday - Chleage “ = nbs. Octoane 8) SM pal-item in which nj 97.439.34 cash At the didcen meeting offi-! Thursday” in ‘Dearborn. Gen, Car- ‘Zelinski, and A M. Higgins, trus- effective but these reports re. Munities with no ffuorides in the night, Pontiac police said. o ‘Beare ren) Gen! 40 Min banks. “It now ES Soonereten ia cers for the coming year were cho- iroll, who is in charge of security| tees. « \quired- confirmation)" Dr. Jay water. Children born in, 1950 have| The owner, William K, Smith. | t 3. & tx} 8 mn the | Si eaan Bhd se pet en as follows: President, Dr. C. P.; measures at all Air Force installa-| Committée chairmen were AD- | said: ; |83 per cent less decay. he said, who lives at 1155 Fairfax St., told City 89 Pranciace 3 0 i, fo came i hi _ mpaign |Mehas;. vice-president, Dr, Young; |tions, will tell police officers how! pointed, and candidates present} while children who were six years |Police that apparently the culprit = SEES Maw 5 3 ny secretary, Alva ’R, Musson; we unit guards against saboteurs|spoke briefly. Plans were oe NO POINT IN USE ‘old when the study began have 26 entered ‘through a broken rear- wee a @7 oS tel ‘at , the business ote - \urer, Frank Bartlett, and disloyal‘ personnel, nounced for a dance June | if a child al is drinking cent Tess decay, \window, ./ | ¢ . Boe f :
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| "By CHUCK ABAIR
spartment's aoe safety program
~ “lis heading into the third month of
- ‘its campaign to dectéase the num:
ber of auto accidents, in which”
‘youthful drivers are: involved.
recting the drive, assisted by of- |
ier. This trio is carrying out a
Racial Issues.
Hit Methodists | Officer .Stephen Navarra. is di---
theers Gerald Gaedt‘and Ross Mil-|
“THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, | WEDNESDAY. “MAY 2,
1956
= Sheriff Looding. Fight on.-Teen Accidénts © it other schodls ‘and groups have j= driving and walking at. the “Senior. ‘and. junio high school sible with their Seceea st cpeten | :
The Oakland County Sheriff De- oo gpl be participat. | mosieae ‘We want to keep re-|students are the maha ing.
‘Navarre
nace iminding: them over and over about!now, but'-the<ifistructors want to!
east they are arene safety,” he. explained.
The Sheriff's Department. hopes
ito havea regular safety unit or-
\fanized by fallin order to con
icentrate more On grade schol stu
dents.
|| The safety programs epnsist of
jlectures, a 17-minute color fitm ‘on objectives -
ieventually reach ¢ as many a pos-!
swer Sessions
"| Navarre said the teenagers a
jadults, alike, have shown consid-
first was used by the U.S. Army
iduring the Navajo campaign in
1860 : jsafe dm@ving, and quesiion.and an
thursday, Fridey_ = Sotui do}
sPeciaus!
Formerly $19.95
WEEK-END PRICE! _..;
m_ plan put into action early'in March : is I jby Sheriff Frarik Irons,-to cut. the’ g jerable interest and always ask
mishaps with teen drivers involved. |puRerous questions at the pro-
/ Tes a . PTA igrams. ‘‘It is going over very good G ENE R A L E LE CT R It.
(yo arious lies Tewonee has been fine,” he
potgliged ee | Automatic~"°? TOASTER leade: i iene - af
vo thes far, while se Morse. code visual! signaling " “yp = A
2s Only $1 Holds ‘til’ May 12
Brand “new, fully ° guaganteed J
Minsscnela Session roaster Controls to: make toast any sh ade you want, » ; ’
: Unb etal oe bad = —
gle over the issue of racial segre- SAFETY LEADERS) — The Safety Department
of the Oakland County Sheriff's office conducted . . |
Shown above, jeft to night, at the program are |
‘Sheriff Frank Irons, Deputy Steve Navarre, safe-_
Cut-Price on Popular 10. CUP.
Emotions soared to a high pitch and a handful of tourists looked and radio under censorship for 45 CONTRACTING
gation in their a million-member another of its safety/ programs at Walled Lake ty instructor; Chief Aldred Decker, Walled Lake ) UNIVERSAL | af
, 2 church. _ ee High School recently. The group is conducting - police, and Deputy Don Gaedt, safefy assistant. : P*
Ds ioe such programs throughout the area for schools. ELECTRIC .
A It erupted yesterday ina tumul- ii nae AUTOMATIC maker .
| tuous session at the church's law- ‘He I Ki f U B ah
Per Gallon Q making General Conference, and ‘He [gs King o s Br mans’ Pp { Clos
wm eaten $550 DUS “Socraies ie today's g : rosecution 0 Close $29.95 : meeting in a mood of high tension. Value . 3
i FE ' There were reports from mugne. NV 1. M h d C G h Tri | deste a : LV
HiT" | 8.0428 commtct semen, borer. = e@Ppa Crow ns anendara (ase in Graham Iria ns writin .
L strides ha ma owa. N ti a ogre ; < j :
~ Free rarkins agreement on specific action ‘Rh uler of Himalaya a 10Nn . DENVER t®)—The prosecution sel) — soe rea $1 00 het a to
Stere disavow the church's oteesied put the finishing touches today on . i
_ administrative structure KATMANDU, Nepal i#—Remote only one Buropean, a British resi- its murder case against John Gil-) { b Cecececcccvcccccssocooccscconcssooocooooses
oremien nals aa Eerie aeesice ieaion Himalayan Nepal crowned its new bei aw the So pore bert Graham, 24, accused dyna or use : etween Save Nearly $2 This Week-Ead .
an é Ki today in ceremony mixing ‘virtually inaccessible due to the t f 5] r that hurled
bes eG ~ + ene ale en such ‘modern’ high Himalayas that make up, this Candie rae permanents FAMOUS RITZ Ps
The eo vopuirected | aha: innovations as movie cameras, ona rice poured Sher pe A Ae \- Bath
= i , s ! low visitors ore § cales
: ea dows of century-old lines that once iforeign visitors and: only one No cameras were present then. Dist Atty Bert Keating said, iw Ee
1028 W. Huron “vided the church, North and “iindu high priests placed the, * ¢ @ he had only “a couple of hours”
= ~ ater VAIty Chart giant crown of the little kingdom—| Mahendra has only one queen. of state testimony left on the 15th \"S5.95 ‘
142 Blocks West = z opel ‘ a ws oe a gem-studded circlet of gold sur- He ‘has spurned Nepalese tradi- day of the trial, He said the re lve :
,Partin of Englewood, \.J.. imo mounted by brilliant bird of para- tion that the monarch must have — Tel-Huron duced a gpsolution drafted by a maining witnesses would tell of
2 ; dise plumage—on the head of 36- two wives. _ ; ake [pnd doneridside castes
r committee he heads. and deciar- 2 ee Graham's purchase of a timing
a ing the church's opposition to seg- od SG etait) OE a ‘ s device Weighs, up to 250 pounds. Safety : aun tia Fs * . i : 4 S etedae
9 - regat ices a I | C b : : * 2 ¢@ : style plajform ideal. for Mother's
r@) } 3} R if E N 7 ea erat TIME £gi5 ature in . U a — harge H IN--— al aad Cs Day. $1 ds SS, ~ :
The Rev, W. Sproule Boyd of PRECISE TIM Graham is charged in the death pot :
PAINT S Johnstown, Pa. criticized: the res- It was the precise minute fixed I ‘ot his mother Mrs. Dausie E.! Set
“olution as a “repetition of pious by the royal astrologers as moet, p 5 artia aw ‘King. 35. He's accused of stuffing. VERY GENTLE Tlectricel .
———— phrases’ often used before, and| auspicious for a long, and succe: a stick dynamite time bomb in |
5 © proposed an amendment. ful reign of the world’s only Hindu HAVANA, Cuba (®—Both houses her stiitczse before it was stored REGULAR =) { FA mM ). RS
“We can save you a -* * |monarch, ruler of rine million Ne- of Cuba’s Congress put their stamp aboard a United Air Lines DC6B.| SUPER BRO ald,
Tt would declare that ‘‘so long’ palese. of approval last night on the sus-/The plane blew up near Longmont,
pretty penny installing as we have within our organiza-| Whirring motion picture camer- |pension of civil liberties ordered Colo., last Nov, 10 minutes after LOTIONS Mothers Love Ga Personal
this ai diti tional structure a jurisdiction as and hundreds of clicking shut-'by the government after Sunday's leaving Denver. ; Y,
this air Conaitioner in — nased on race rather than geo- ters recorded the coronation in unsuccessful revolt. odor-free Gilts of Li H
your office or store” graphy,” the church has not lived|the palace courtyard. Official del- The measure, which bars public For APPLIANCES frizz-free ilts. 0 ingerie ... Here's
up to its principles. egates from a score of countries. meet and puts Cuba’ or bo OF ee an 2 .
ays eager Aa trouble-free a Gift Mother Will Adore! .
as delegates _ argued the issue.
Teacher Leaves
Bar Work for
School Contract |
PUEBLO, Colo. (® —= Teacher,
Theodore Colton, 27, can return to
his science classroom at Corwin.
Junior High Scheol this fall if he
wishes, but he'll have to mix his
drinks at heme
* * * Six tyystees of School District
60 voted unanimously last night to
offer Colton a 1956-57 teaching con
tract under a resolution which for
> hids employment jf any“phase of
the liquor industry
Colton, a srmence teacher here
for three years, has tendeg bar
nights for two years at a hotel
cocktail lounge. Friends say he
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. sitting on a throne
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years ago of Mahendra’s father,
the late King Tribhuvana, Then
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po eer pi Reem Says They Duck the Issue sraShvones ~~ OFFER Ly WEEKLY 7 | SALT LAKE CITY (—Utah's|our government derives Its powers
|Gov, J. Bracken Lee has accused from the people,” he said.
‘the federal government of. yee He said the Internal Revenue
to duck a court teat of te consti Service “has. been. vested with
‘more power than any government.
‘tutionality of using income taxes, a] agency should have. |
to finance its forgign aid program. | . , ! The governor prs he may e e
He: made tas a yester- take the question to court. himself...
PETERS
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| The Republican governor | says: Robbers | NO sECUONE fact TO Pay REQUIRED he is refusing to pay the tax in labored migtitily over the safe in
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: : Florist Pooh-Poohs Special Meanings = — i es The Japanese giverament pends|one‘teth of the United States’ . ! A (only about $28,000,000 a year on| expenditure adid one-tenth of Great:
[Yellow Rose for J ealousy? It's N onsense! = a By Flap BATTELLE , can fake diy flowers that ar- an od ashione mite onl there jet hot off ihe Paris, garden-and plucked a few postes, | Relieves Painful Monthly Cramps “tl
+ NEW YORK (INS)—Th€ slogan range smartly--giadioll, anthur- | gre a few left—will proba callec | casually, for their battonholes.” ° of,.U. S. florists for years—-has iym, ~ pool new carnations, iy acl zhted with anything.” My favorite, the gardenia, is Tis) hand 45 ouakee nl orenid beak Te te d!
prog Daag bed dulepal beet cgicle Lb * 2 * sing out. It’s been too popular)... thi denen For 3 out of 4 Women
. rob mmity a slight append-| ~1¢ she's an SD aiaiiaed moth: Sein, as good-looking man who\for: too many years. Women've : a tse Mac ng you just ran ye
oa say anything spe-/.. | sive her a ewesterneliing has deen | running a florist shop in/seen too many gardenias floating * aera Gi G t R lief Th A !
— ala Te ‘flower —Toses,- peonies, lilacs, |San Francisco for 35. years, talksin too many flat bowls. Replacing! an Ives ureater Ne an spirin! :
eyo" ” |tities-of-the valley. Matter of fact,iot posies as if they were cout-/it as a corsage favorite are the Getting to the special
ane = Se a ¢ Victor I cymbidium orchid (the small,! meanings of*flowers, Victor Stein Boston, Mase. (Special —MNew Diain asp! Umea such “gen- :
legra ph N GNMENT tailored orchid, that is) and the reiterated that the yellow carn-| suff tures of ‘cramps the cause of distress. Ha
= Delivery Association. eee oo oS: jcamellia and begonia.” jation no longer means “you have snd sertete tension is fond inan power to calm weerine contrac
amazing ‘new tablet ... developed tions, also works through a wom- \ “So many significances were at-! : Pe 4
tached to flowers—like the et) Oe ~~ a ° A ns eee pap Ke eg eeed| eapecial a Oe neers this are an’ a a —- —:
poand renggeeleoresags Ayal mardi} cattleya orchid (big purple 1 A discom offers is e a} kham’s
L nger committed to ‘be true— ‘than aspirin during t distress-. lets," the formula was o— or white) fs still the most costly SOAS 4 period each month by the world’s | argest_ manufac-
single flower but it is. after many remarkable re- turer devoted exclusively to relief years of elegance, fading“1fi the The only old legend that Stein | sults. Tor 3 out of 4 women tested, of women's allmients! Easy-to-take
vi women corsage, “Wo. | pain and cramps were stopped or ,new Pinkham’s Tablets are now
favor of Se ae Bo wo eee Mie Serene core © ae © strikingly relieved. Even on the available at all drug stores with- men are going through a phase ls the signficance of the red rose. | 4rs¢ many had no naesifa out a preeert
| where they would rather be simple wien @ man wants to tell a sciyen, mo backaches or other So dont suffer’ needlessly. Take . than overpowering. functional rmeaused ‘distress~;". :° Pinkham’s Tablets . See if girl he loves her, he sends red were itery'the trying you don't feel worlds oe better this “Nobody wants to be flambay- roses. This has been.going on for) week sonar thelr period! "very month. See tf you don't es-.
“ant anyntore,” says Stein mat- a century. And since there is little — The new tablet contains not just cape mace of fear a a
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friend’—and what man ts going
send his girl an implication
that!”
So the whole business of flower-
sending got as out of hand as a
lawnful of dandelions, and the
ay florists want to cut it out to keep!
saaaes (their two-billion-dollar revere
THIS IS. THE ARMY? — The coming tn.
Army’s summer~ uniforms have| “Keep on saying it with flow. |
undergone drastic “change. Spe-\ers,”” suggests Stein, “but put. the:
cialist 3rd class Clair H. Tribble details on a card.”
of Wenatchee, Wash., models knee-- With Mother's Day right around!
‘showing shorts and short-sleeve the garden wall, Stein also wants)
shirt- WAC Sgt. Carolyn Matthews|to clear up some legendary non-|
beams her approval of the new|sense about flowers for ma.,
uniform, which will be issued on|‘‘There’s a rumor that certain
a priority basis.” flowers must be sent to certain
types and ages ‘of mothers, and
lke fo Use VV hee as saad fw for mother is to analyze ‘‘where enough true love in the world, | unique combination of special ing those “difficult For gret. “They'd rather look as if (that is one tradition that, perhaps, | mae ioral That's lone this new auld form ... ask aoe gx
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she lives and how she lives." ; 1 Planting a Lawn ©
for Campaign “It she’s one of these young Everyone who has a house likes a nice lawn. The soft green grass Vue mothers, living in the city ina |i. «ively background for fi peangsichapel | N B “C D "Chi ‘Ie.
Hall Sa Eisenhower modern beso or apartment, ste ois buny planting grace aced is kes ike te ca ew ates on ot’ ent le.
. ys . | ‘fine wheelbarrow to trundle it about, as well as some handy garden |
Will Make Five or Six poor Fish Can’t Win tools in the pocket of his big apron.
Speeches This Year PALM BEACH (INS)—Vacation- Paste this picture down on cardboard, color tt with crayons, and
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noc) ae ire lb iil al Soe ae ton with at fastener, or a bent pin, through the indicated “@ |, Republican national chair- | fish. Hotelman Maurice B. Frank|¢"ing. : f
|has equipped his yacht, Seabreeze, holes in the center of the wheel and the bottom of Peter's pocket. Put ;
man, has said after conferring with an electronic device which the small wheel behind the projection at the front of the wheelbarrow, twin or double.... with President Eisenhower the flashes a signal when the boat js|and fasten it on also with a pin or fastener through the hole in the
chief executive probably will directly over a school of fish. He wheel and the hole in the wheelbarrow end. ee
make five or six television cam-/placed the yacht at the disposal of} | Stand Peter up and he will walk along, pushing his wheelbarrow. or ie ;
paign speeches this fall. Hall said his guests. They can now relax) Cut the dotted slot im the wheelbarrow, and slip the bag of grass © Luxuriously heavy 4” rayon shag border! while they cruise over the blue seed in until it catches on the little “ears” at the side. Put Peter’s cap. <r:
soe (ct ase soeches quite —_ Florida waters, confident that when on and fold back the tabs to keep it jn place. Then Peter can go to) Dip Dyed Decorator Shades—Colortast!
will be outside of Mend |their rods and reels are cast over: work making a fine lawn. : —
Hall told newsmen i the White, ‘board, the fish will be plentiful, (This idea was first suggested by Nettie Sands, Pasadena, Texas, Save a whopping 6.00 on this striking new bed-top
House that “nothing more is ex-| A hippopotamus hes a stomach | Pethaps'you have an idea for Junior Editors. If so send ge care of beauty from Bates! Handsome coin dot pattern )
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OVERRID! In white, pink, pine green, aqua, brass, brown and Db Hall said ‘“‘peace and aera .
is the overriding issue”
presidential campaign.
“That doesn't mean we don't
have a rugged campaign ahead,”
he added. ‘We don’t take any-,
thing for granted.”
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A reporter told Hall that Nixon
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‘said that. He added that no one |
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an eo ee ne |...e@-hand-
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M. Kavanagh held in an opinion
yesterday that the City of Grosse
Pointe must divide its one existing
election precinct in conformity with
a 1955 state ladv. : */* @
The opinion’ said that under the
__ law if Grosge Pointe officials do
“not proceed promptly the’ State}
Director ¢f Elections will be
obliged té step in and do the’
work at Jocal expense.
The opinion was in response to
a request by Robert M. Mont-| ———
gomery, state elections director. a
for support in his — to omain,
compliance.
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Ghosie Pointe has a7ea/ ‘ regis
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of -1,400 where voting fmachincs
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1956
“WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 2,
Mayor Albert Cobo Is
Republicans’ Best Bet
Michigan Republicans meei of-
ficially at the end of the week. Mayor
ALBERT Coso of Detroit returns home
today Jett prior to the event. Hence,
it looks as-though ‘the path ahead
q __were fairly clearly, charted.
Mayor Coso has announced that
he will make a final decision prior to
the state councils and his associates
are confident of a positive answer.
. t * *
‘This means the State race in
in the fall will probably be Cobo
vs. Williams with an all-out effort
on both sides.'
Neither can foal,
It's do ot die.
sachin ts) pivotal and important stat¢. | 7 x /*« *
The Press }s not unmindful that
Donatp 8. Leonarp is still in the
race. However, from our listening?-
post in this important County, we
hear a much greater clamor for Coso
than we do for Lzonarp. LronarD has
been soundly defeated and thus lacks
the/ luster and glory that currently
accrue to Mayor Coso.
/ No one denies Mr. Lzonarn’s worth
‘and no one takes whit from his per-
‘ ‘The sonal capabilities but his vote getting
' propensities are not equal to Mayor
Coso’s in the minds of most Republi-
can chiefs.
* *« *
Mayor Cobo has done a-tremen-
dous job for the City of Detroit.
The voters give him full credit.
He has made friends on every
side-betause of his achievements. |
~Tt’s still true: “nothing succeeds
like success.” The ability to get
elected is a prime requisite when
one enters the lists against G.
Mennen Williams. __
* * *
Democratic standard, bearer
is a casehardened veteran that has
been to the wars and returned un-.
_scathed.
He knows his" way gin
- He's smooth, sagacious, and suave.
Many Republicans ar
candidate that can successfully-cimai-
lenge Governor ‘WitraMs™ private
.. Wayne County stronghold and then
bd
rhe ga on to win outstate. .
* wk Ok :
At the same time, several. well
known outstate editors and publish-
ers have told us privately that Mayor |
Coxo ‘will have a job to do upstate /
and that. he will have to campaign’
there to become acquainted with his 2
constituents and the mass of voters
who do not know him sufficiently.
Mayor Coso’s health is not too ro-
bust, but- he takes good caré of him-
self and a shrewdly chosen itinerary
should enable him to meet and greet
“those whose support he needs. ~
*.
Congressman x *
Grratp Forpn of
Grand Rapids is an exceedingly cap--
able and competent young man, but
would face a fearful task in
attempting to blast his way into
Goyernor * WiLL1AMs’ private pre-
serves in Wayne County. The same
‘thing holds true‘for Azvin BENTLEY,
_Qwosso Congressman, who is rae
idly climbing to the fore in Michi
paiitica,
* * *
The Press believes Mayor Cobo
of Detroit is the best qualified
challenger to meet the Governor
. in open combat. -
“This would be a battle royal. a
Hang ento your hat.
Governor Williams has heen
elected ‘four times: On three of |
these occasions, his ‘margin was
thinner ’ than a ‘gnats eyebrow. are convinced |
‘that Mayor Copo ia the only’ current: “This ‘tine he facca“his moat. pow: ———
erful challenger. : = ~
Gentlemen, on your mark!
Veep’ s Sudden Death
Saddens All America.
When death, stilled ‘the voice of
Sen. ALBEN W. BARKLEY, America lost
one of her favorite sons. —
The end came as the Kéntucktan
would have wished—while he. was
keynoting a mock Democratic con-
vention’ conducted by students at
Washington and Lee University at
‘Lexington, Va. Senator BARKLEY's
career was one of the longest and
most successful in the Nations
political history.
* * *
For 52 of his 78 years the Blue
. Grass State's junior Senator
served his party, state and Nation .
lovally and faithfully. From 1904
to 1908 he was prosecutor of
McCracken County and then for
three years, a county judge.
A member of the National House
of Representatives from 1912 to 1927,
Mr. BARKLEY then was elected-to the
U.S. Senate and served until 1948.
That year he resigned to become
Vice President. for four years in the
; Administration of President TRUMAN,
returning to the. Senate again in
1954.
* ’ *
One of the unrealized dreams
of BARKLEY’s life undoubtedly
was. his party's Presidential
nomination. But when he sought
it at the 1952 Democratic con-
vention, he was told that he was
too old at 74 to be a candidate.
Senator BarKLey had a warm,
friendly nature. He liked to talk
which he did very well and he was
blessed with an unfailing sense of
humor. -He .was one of -those rare
leaders beloved as much by his po-
litical enemies as by his friends.
ek * **
The Veep once said of himself
that during his first 13 years on
the political stage he was too
busy to be a statesman. None-
theless, throughout his career he
displayed the highminded ideal- (te. Sy ; 5 i eB 5 : f
he! \ 9 , ' i a ty
. ne ¢ .
“Why, That's Funny—I Was Looking for You, Too”
David Lawrence Says:
Courage of Senator Alber: Boren Cost
Kentuckian Chance for the Presidency
WASHINGTON — The:-name of
Alben Barkley may be inscribed
{n the hall of fame of American
politics as the man who was
penalized for his courage and who
thereby lost a chance to be presi-
dent of the United States.
Back tn 1944, the then senator
from Kentucky was the majority
leader of the Senate and the
spokesman for President Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt and the Demo-
cratic party in the Senate.
There came a moment when,
after many arduous weeks of
work, Barkley had ded in a number of other gentlemen
came to my room éo tell me that
this announcement of the labor
leaders Wad disrupted my cam-
paign, caused many delegates in
states with heavy labor votes te
desert my banner as if they were °
rats leaving a sinking ship, and
that in all probability under
those conditigns, I could not be |
nominated, and that in their
judgment it might be better for
me to retire from th race while
it looked like I might be nomt-
nated than to wait and be de.
teated on the floor of the con
getting through the Senate a tax
bill which’ on all sides was
deemed fair and constructive.
But Roosevelt, who was looking
toward the polls that vear ard was
; mee . carrying on a demagogic appeal
ism and intégrity which stamped about “soaking the rich’ qidn't
him as an outstanding American. — like. the bill and) much to the
; surprise of Congress, vetoed it
The Man About Town
C. of C. Pluggers
Helped Get 90 Members
in Chamber of Commerce
‘Spring: What ‘appears to
, have been worth waiting for.
' From that very -appropriately named
monthly bulletin of the Pontiac Chamber
of Commerce, : :
‘ . “Pontiaction, "
“Y learn that in the recent drive which -
netted 90 new members,
Bill Treanor,
Its chairman, had the help of some ac-
tive assistants, a
Bill Delaney and Bob Tricker,
and the top signers of new members were
Homer Jackson and Ralph Norvell,
with 15 and 11, respectively
Glad to see
“Superintendent Wiltam Shunck
of the Waterford Township Schools back
jon the Job after a hospital tussle. =
Perusing a copy of the New York Times
of Sept 6, 1920, I find that :
Roger Babson
on that day predicted a stock market
crash -It happened on Oct. 29, 1929
I have it direct from a neutral
person who attended both the
Republican and Democrat recent
Oakland County delegaté conven-
tions that-interest was dormant
in both. Neither exhibited as
much on the ball as should he
expected in a presidential elec-
tlon vear. He says, “Too much
‘let George do it.”
1, has been brought to mv .attention
tha’ ~ 4 [
_ Mrs. George McDougall,
now of Wainut Lake, was one-of the Sur-
vivors of the ees of the
“Lusitania” on May 7 0
Verbal Orchids. to—
_Mr. and Mrs. Lee Upton steamship
780 0 Crittenden St.; fifty-seventh wed- °
bac anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. George ¢ Agee “4
oP 111 Virginia Ave; fifty-thir wedding
anniversary,
A Mr. and Mrs. George H. Look
et West Bloomfield. fiftv-sixth Wedding
anniversary —
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wallace
=e Like Orion fifty-first wedding anni-
versary.. . senator on Aug. 4 / Barkley was stunned by the ac-
tion, which he viewed as a repudi—_
ation of what he and other mem-
bers of the Democratic party had
worked for.
DEFIED FDR
Resigning the majority leader-
ship as -a means of ascertaining
whether the Senate wanted his
views or those of the White House
to prevail, Barkley was restored
to the leadership post by an over-
whelming vote. The tax bill itself
was passed over the. Roosevelt
veto. Up to this time, Sen. Rark-
ley had seemed logical for the
' vice-presidential nomination
\ But FDR never forgot. Sen.
~“Barkley’s, defiance. When the
time came for the selection of
a vice-presidential nominee at
the Chicago convention 4n-- the
summer of 1944, the word was
passed. around that Roosevelt
didn't favor Barkley. Everybody
knew at that convention that
FDR had not forgiven: the Ken-
tucky senator for his manifesta.
tion of independence. In FDR's
beok senators were. “rubber
‘atamps’'—or else they lost his
support .
which The second “instahce in
Alben Barkley paid the penalty
for. his independence occurred
during the 1952 national convention
at Chicago when Sen. Barkley
was ruled out of the race because
of an alleged tunfmendliness to
labor No accusation could be
more* preposterous, because. ever
since the days when the railroad
brotherhood dinions won their first
piece of important lecislatien
ae as the Barkley La the
inhdlingss of the Kentugkian
organized labor was wef estal
lished :
TELA OF MERTING
But here is the stofy of what
happened in 1952, as/told by the
i955. during
his last campaign ffr election to
the Senate. Fle sav
“TL arrived in CYicago op Friday
befor the conv entiag : was to meet
on. Monday. U was busy over
television and fadie.! On Sunday
night certain -Aabor leaders whe
were at the gonvention gave ouf
an announgement that ‘they
could not support Barkley -be-
cause of his age, and the ext
- night, on Monday night, after
the convejition met, Gov. Wether-
by, Sea. /Clements, Leslie Biffle,
secretary of the Senate and a
lifelong’ friend of mine, Jim
ae sie! be all know, and
oo tg
Le E POP nv CONT YOU.
WHEN \OU PUT
ENS LP?
Mm.
~~ ta the movies, TV * owe talkea about it a long time,
and finally I accepted their edvice.
Whether that advice was wise i
now immaterial. § accepted it.
It might be that if I bad at to do
over 1 would not eccept it But I
regarded the advice as being sin
cere. and made in good faith. and
1 retired, therefore, from the con-
test.” _
This writer, by coincidence, hap-
pened to be alone with the
Kentucky senator that ehterncos in @ - ficer, Lt. Col.
1952 and also on the dav in 1944
when he fssued his statement
differing with FDR on the tax bill
Chagrin was written on his face,
but he never whimpered, He had
earried the ball valiantly in- the
Senate for FDR He had gone
down the line for labor, only to be
tossed aside in favor of the radi-
cals in the Democratic party Both
disappointments left their mark
He could have busted things wide
open with speeches of denuncia-
tion. but he preferred not to do
anything to hurt his own party.
Had Alben Barkley been on the
ticket with Roosevelt in Novem.
ber 1944, it would have been the _
Kentucky senator rather than
Harry Truman_who would have
had the chance to succeed to the
presidency in Apri! 1945."
Does it pay to he courageous’
Alben. Barkley will be remem-
bered for his courage long after
some of the otbegs who atttained
higher honoss forgotten.
(Copyright 1956,
c= York Herald Tribune Inc.j~
—$——$——_—$_ ar —q—
Graduated Exercise Ideal
for Heart Disease Victims
By WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
fain
hl ocd
besides if after an
he. Just taking one
other around the Ones
monotonous and wih
are not obviously
invalid obeving doctor's
people presently remember where a cripple or an
orders
. they have.seen you before and as.
your daily appearance becomes
familiar to them. they generall,
infer that you're dotty
“One can spen@ as much time
waiting for signals as it takes to
walk a mile, straightaway. This
takes all the joy ont of walking
“as a means of cultivating phys
leal and mental health, unless
one is lucky enough to have with
in reach qa park, a®° surburb, or
a hit of open eountry where ve.
hicular: traffic Cannot follow.
As -[ learned back there on
Richmond Avenue, it took fifteen
minutes to walk a mile, / when
Tony didn't take too much time out
for arboreal research. At that rate
6 miles would take atvléast M2
hours Most white-collar workers.
business professional, cletical, are
quick to exclaim, ‘Oh, that’s out
of the question—T ‘cant take that
much time aff every das
* fe *
1) K_ It's “pt \ ilege to de
enerate as-you please. But may |
inquire how much tine vou devote
luach-hour loaf
bridge. gin Mimmy. or pe rhaps
faking your favorite narcotic?
The margin of rese rve power i8
the determining factor in the prog
nosid ot fot only valvular trouble
but every other form of heart -die
ease tnsbanding reserve power
hy REST or inereasing it by
GRADUATING FE NERCISE
As PE try to explain, ne matier
what kind of heart trouble vou
Tay have had or have now, if
you have not taken or are net —
now taking gradually increasing
exercise daily, as prescribed by
your doctor, you had better
change doctors right away—that
is, unless you are one of those
delinquents who use the ‘weak
heart” dodge to evade work and
‘tive on charity. There are too
many such delinquents, and too
often the heart ‘‘weakness”” is
iatrogenic — suggested by. some NAME
ng
doctor.
Tf the meaning of creserve pow
ep” is not clear, fee cany put if
ynother way A reasonable amount
of! daily exercise prescribed and
supervised by the physician in
gradually increasing dosee ac pre
seribed by the ‘phys: the
1 femeds for.any and every kid lat) 18 No ‘/Yeader isa young physician who - Fi f
Yound people -hoth bovs and They have diigentlh, tried to keep
orls—indergs a penod of hero faith with feenage America and-sect
vorship as thes enter the teens a strong positive example: regard
* « ng church attendance < freedpg)
Thie hero hanger ia some from liquor and fohaced vulgai
mies Sy sltung thal if causes language or juvenile feuds with
youngsters to Skimp on lunch newspapermen,
: : o
i
} . f 1
¢ , q « i ¥ By ee
i De er ra Ree af heart disease following the pe-
of Test miore than
or five weeks! that is initials
circumstances
p riod iseldam
elie
advisahle in some
Signed ietters mot mere th an one page
100 words long pertaining to persone
heat! and hygiene, mot to disease diag
nosis or treatment, will be aniwered br
Dr William Breds if s stamped self
add-elsbd envelope ts sent to The Pon
tlac Presse Pontiac, Michigan
__ (Copy right 1956) ae
Sane Records of a Psychologist Voice of the People
‘Some Brilliant. Scientists
Are’ God’ s Best Teachers’
Letters will be: condensed when neces-
* ary eee of lack of space. Pull
name, ss and telephone number. of
the: wilt must accompany letters vi
these will not te published ff the wr!
so requests unless the _letter is eniesca!
to ite nature.
In answer to the letter about .
psychology and religion, just what
do ep think cpa) our men
the Bible?
1 assure you God shares his
Bible with everyone who wishes
its knowledge. I don’t think Dr.
Crane would appeciate it if he
thought he could not consider
himself a Christian, due to his
profession.
Some of the. most brilhant
' Scientists in the world are some
of God's--best teachers. ‘‘Judge
not, lest ye be judged yourself.”
R.M.
Wife Says Hoxsey Clinic
Improved Her Husband
We are hearing a lot dbout the
Hoxsey cancer clinic in Dallas.
Tex., these: days. ~
1 took my husband: there last — invade Austria. 2 Nevember when the. doctor here
didn’t do him any good, t
am not ashamed or sorry for
- taking him. 'Now..he is working
every day, eats and, sleeps well,
has gained all his weight back .
and he says he feels wonderful.
They talk about paying the-doc-
tor. Well, you can't expect some-
thing for nothing, and I have to
pay all the other doctors I have
whether they do any good or not.
We have a right to go to the doctor
of our choice and | know it has
done wonders for my husband.
Mrs. Ada Hughes
940 S. Cass Lake Rd.
Looking Back 15 Years Ago ;
AMERICAN PATROL. of Indian
Ocean hinted.
SALE OF
Bonds. opens.
49 Years Ago
FIVE RABIES cases reported
here
HITLER DENIES HE plans | to DEFENSE Savings
Young Hussein of Jordan
Occupies Uneasy Throne
By JOHN H. MARTIN:
INS Foreign Director -
Young King Hussein of Jordan
is on a hot seat in Jordan, the
poverty-stricken gountry caught in
the web of Arabian politics.
* * *
Reports direct from his capital
of Amman tell of a plot to assas-
sinate him. An Arab Legion of-
Mahmoud Roussan,
a@ former pro-Western military at-
tache in Washington, is sajd to
have ‘confessed’ planning to kill
the 21-year-old Hussein.
Roussan reportedly opposed the
Arab Legien forces pulling his
country into the arms of Egypt.
This would put him on the side of
Iraq, only nation in the anti.
Communist Baghdad Defense
Pact.
Hussein is a direct descendant
of the Prophet Mohammed and a
grandson of the famous Emir
Abdullah. who fought with Law-
rence of Arabia and became first
_King ef Jordan. . * * LJ
Hussein, in line with Abdullah's
close ties..with lie BritfSh, was
educated in Britluesx Be became
King in 1952 after his father. King
Talal. was adjudged insane arn
unfit to rule in the succession
stakes that followed Abdullah's
assassination in Jerusalem in 1951.
DISMISSED GLUBB
~~ The brown-haired. dark-eyed -
Hussein, early in. March _fired Lt.
Gen. John Bagot Glubb, the Briton
who had been a strong supporter
of the Hashemite regime in Jordan
and who built up the Arab Legion
army
* * *.
‘Whether he did this tmder
‘pressure from an Arab officer's
chque in the legion never has heen
definirel. learned But in an
event it was a bidw fo British pres
tige and spurred counter forces
inside Jordan.
Hussein since has tried (o stay
on good terms with both Arab
— = Le Middle Ab the
Iraqi leaders who want Jordan
inside the Baghdad Pact and the
Egyptian-Syrian-Saudi = Arabian
bloc, oppesing the pact,
He has said publicly also that his
nation still is aligned with Britain
despite the anti-British hostility of
the Egyptians and Saudi Arabians,
‘ * * .
The King’s own family is torn by
the struggle. His mother. who i¢
said to exert strong influence over
her handsome son, favors links
with Saudi Arabia despite trad)-
tional Saudi Arabian struggles with
the Hashemite family.
ROYAL COUSIN
Some other family members
want firmer links with Iraq, whose
throne is occupied by King Faisal,
a cousin of Hussein “
or * * *
The harassed King. whose politt-
cal activities cut down on his
sports enthusiasm such as motor
car racing, horse riding and -air-
plane piloting, early last year mar-
ried a cousin, the Sherifa Dina
Abdel Hamid.
She also is an English collece
graduate and was 4 Cairo Efiglish
teacher at the time of Ihe romarice.
They have a baby daughter
By JAMES J. METCALFE
One thing that sort of fascinates
. Yet always puzzles me...
Is how a dog can close his eyes
.. . And slumber constantly .. .
Our dachshund, Pretzel, illustrates
. That very lazy sight... He
snores his head off. through the 7”
day ... And then he sleeps all
night Of course he has to
eat and drink And he runs
aut to play. But we can count
*he minutes he Is actually
away ... And half of every litule
while... Our Pretzel may be .
gone He seems to spend
luxurious!” Stretched out upon
the lawn... We do not mind his
dozing. for He is our precious
pet . But when it comes to idie-
neds .. How lazy ean he get? .
(Copyright
Prominent Persons Can Exert. Much
Hero-Worshiping Teens Influence on
Timmy’s case should make
Hollywood . stars,
athletes, beleved school teach-
ers and all other heroes and
heroines consider their moral
obligations to their “fans.”
Children experience a natural
stage of hero-hunger. They
even organize fan clubs, so
heroes should never betray
them. a la Judas Iscariot
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE =
-145: Timmy .] aged 17.
eame home very downcast Case R
reerntls
ard moods
“Dr Crane fihoach: maxhe ne
was sick” hie worried mother be-
gan
._ *
“And T guess he was, hut net
hecause of anv germs or stomach
upset .
"Timmy worshiped a certain
famoue athiete who was his hero,
Timms had pasted pictures of this
vaung man all over his room
But today“ Tim saw his here
miched with a eclgarette in tas
hance and-endorsing a certain brand
al id hacco
7 “Well, Timmy's Boy Scout
has warned the boys of the dan-
gers of Tobacco,
“So Timmy was crestfallen. His
hero now was shown to_haye feet
of clay... ind because Timmy has
boasted s@much about his hero,;
Timmy! Hesitated toe go to Scout
meeting tomorrow night. :
“He says He can't face his pals ”'
MORAL RESPONSIBILITY prominent - money in order ¢o buy a ticket to a
performance where their hero 1
to perform,
Sometimes these herves are ath
letes. Others may be movie stars
or musicians, radio announcers and
MC's on TV.
Fan clubs sprout up throughout
the country and these teenage ad-
mirers often carry over into the
adult age groups
So .evervbody who ‘fronts’
before the public should realize
that-a grave moral responsibility
devolven upon the shoulders of |
such herees and heroines of mod
ern youth,
Regardless of the hero's personal
appetites, he should recognize his
psychological obligation to his
“fans’’ and not sell them out or
betray them in Judas Iscariot fash-
ion.
Irene Dunne’ in fhe movies and
President Eisenhower in the White
House are. two outstanding ¢x-
amples of splendid moral leader-
ship. ee ie ¢ ve Even the Bible corntame a specifi ii ne
warning fo niowie Stars populas
teachers, eminent athietes. and
other heroes or heroines of modern
south, for Christ stated
"And whosoever shall 1 gffend one
of these little ones that. believetn.
in me, it is better for_him that.
a millstone were hanged. abot hes
neck, and he were cast ‘he
sea’ ‘Mark 9 42)
That's pretty strong language,
isn't it? If vou believe that Jesus
was the Son of God, then vou
hetter think twice when you are
offered S500 or $1.00 to sign an
endorsement of some” product
- that is had for God's little ones
who happen to be banded
gether in your ‘fan clubs se
That $1000 will soon he spent
and forgotten. but net so the rroc 4
Renae your name for selimg ont nin
to-
the hero-wor shiping vcuth who
idealized and almost idoliycd voy
heroes and heroines
Don?t think Tama cier. pas a
making such a Warring ‘aa 0
simiph: represses HE The Maat nf
American psvchologists who stand
for moral integr!.
our youth betrayed.
We know the vast influence which
heroes exert over their followers,
so T am warning vou thoughtless
lesaers to be: fair to your fans. -
. * °
And I urge you thaders to cli ip
this column and mail it to some ef
the athletic or Hollywood stars of
whem vour vouth Are enameticed
at present
For hero-hungér ts a9 naj‘ral
stage in youngsters, and our her eg
can exert tremendous ipilsence a
future human behavior and dint want
cine tes A. wave Wrie io D
‘are of The Por: Pr fig ad
‘4 PANG @ lang ata a
aeif-add-ecsed envelong and %- : om
vping and printing cokes wher vo Ate ‘or Bes parchologia Ware arg ams
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(Copyright 1954) :
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- iS vdal | _ EndsOperation | ‘Production Costs,- Keen’
Competition Close Old.
Lumber Company
SAULT STE. MARIE, (One of
. the oldest and biggest lumber ¢com-
panies ini the Upper Peninsula, the
Cadillac-Soo Lumber Co., —will
close ae pperatioce:
«
ra :
Ww. Richard Murphy, of Sault Ste.
Marie, president, told the com-
pany’s 154 employes that the “high
cost of production in the face-of
growing competition” made it im-|
possible to continue in business.
Cadillac-Seo has been in oper-
ation since 1923, It has timber
holdings covering 48,000 acres in|
the Upper Peninsula, including |
6.000 acres of virgin forest.
It formerly was headed by Sewel]
Avery of Chicago, onetime chair-
man of the board of Montgomery
Ward & Co. He was voted out as
president by the Cadillac-Soo board
of directors a year and a haif ago.
. In a dispute over company opera-
tions.
Murphy said workin the woods
will stop immediately. The mill,
wil] continue in - operation until :
yard work is cleared up, with com- Steel Shortage Delays aa od “ -
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USS Saratoga during ne ceremonies on the fight deck at
Sergeant Had Drunk
3 : :
8,000 GUESTS AND ROOM TO SPARE — Here is a view of the New York Naval Shipyard, ov. The Navy’ 83 newest ship is 1,039 men than horses and mules, in-
= long os! a Lycee of 252 Pasa eee
= Ran Car ints P rop. railway reconstruction plan. land 7 miles wide. : ee [tala has Peer, $205,000,000 Fast Talend 14 males Jo
~_ r canis |
,
++ gives greater comfort
and adds a new decorative
note to this trim informal -
_ shoe by APTITUDES. Glove -
- leather for longer life and
- lasting. beauty. of Plane; Fined $200 4 DENVER PA 2l-year-old mo- |
: aa -who drove through the whirl.
ing propeller of a parked airliner
last March 11 -was fined $200 in.
Sika Court yesterday,
h ry * * i
{ Bryce L:~-Bredehoft, a civilian}
_@lerk at Lowry Air Force Base ,.
was ‘convicted of reckless driving |
jand destroying. city and Private!
|property,
Police: said he ran his, car
4 through a fence surrounding.
’ Stapleton Airfield and onto a- run-
way where a giant Trans-World
Airways plane was warming up.
The propeller eut huge slices in
“tthe-car but Bredehoft emerged
with only head cuts.
|. * 6 ®
» testified he had attended a
sparty and remembered nothing of
|the incident
Arm y Vet-Corps
Has More Men
Than Animals
| WASHINGTON W—The Army’s4-
Veterinary Corps .now has more
Réd or cream glove: ‘
Jeather — Sizés § to (9 ”
AAAA to B. {
= 2
:
cluding three horses on a2 retired
rolls.
| * * *
ian “of the ° Times | These statistics were presented
Si gns o to.j{he House Appropriations’ Com- Vodka
plete shutdown expected by Move to Wayne Airport
Jent t DETROIT w& — A Wayne County
official said today a steel shortage
will delay by “several months”
the move of American Airlines
from Willow Run to Detroit-Wayne
Major. Airport. ,
Levey C Smith. cotinty highway
engineer whose department oper-
ates Wayne Major,‘said the short- ° * *
He said there is no immediate
prospect of selling the company's
holdings. Directors will meet in
‘Grand Rapids May 16 te discuss
severance pay for employes, who
are members of Local 416 United.
Mine Workers. Action for Co
WASHINGTON
gon officials say they believe the te Tee
sary steps to prevent any more se
The average length of life for *¢ Will set ‘Back the shift until incidents like the drowning on pela
U.S. wage earners has-teached early 1958. The airline had poe ‘recruits on a night discip namie wawiarch at..Parris<tstand, S.Co-o°-r
70 years. to move by October 1957, Secretary of Defense Wilson told,
his news canference yesterday he}
thinks ‘‘the best possible solution’
was worked out and I hope it will)
|be accepted by everybody.”
Secretary of the Navy ‘Thomas|
put out a statement saying he was,
confident orders issued by Gen.|
Randelph McC. Pate, Marine com-|
mandanf, ‘will prevent the recur-|
rence of a tragic incident of this!
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REVAMP TRAINING
Eartier in the day, Pate |
. 2 |
@ ported ‘to the House Armed Serv-;
; ‘ices Committee that, in the wake;
Ga of a Corps inquiry into the drown-|
ings last month, he had reor-
ganized the training command,
ordered closer supervision of non-
commissioned drill instructors,|_
and shifted Maj. Gen. Joseph C+
Burger, commander at the Parris
Island boot camp, to Camp Le-
jeune, N.C. where there i¢ no ré-
Lcruit training |
DRINKING VODKA
The Marines have recommended
the court-martial trial of § ‘Sgt.
Mafthew C. McKeon of Worcester, |
Mass., on four charges, including
manslaughter. McKeon, a World,
War Il and Korean War veteran’,
ordered the night march that}
ended in disaster The inquiry)
court found he Was tinder the in-|
‘fluence of vodka at the time of
the unauthorized march
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Wilson OKs Marine Corp
Top Penta- preparatory to bringing MeKeon scouted Salem—noted for its farm
Marine. Corps has taken the neces-. manslaughter «charges SAL EM, N. i. (®—The freshman mittee; which made them public
S class at Woodbury High School today, during hearings on the 1957
will hold its class hayride as military budget
/planned next Friday—but the stu-| p.timated manpower of Veterj-
dents will ride on trucks instead | nary Corps—466, of which 332. are
of in wagons, A class prong sian psigned to food inspection.
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mew) THE PONTIAC PRESS. , WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1056” (eee ee 4 ' — : : t ee aa te os ' * pa s : : LL : ————— 4 ; 7 ; 4 : _ . - : ; “I ae - Bob Considine Says:
U, S. Strives to ‘Prevent H -Bomb Damages a eee H-BOMB BOUND (INS)~:The//an A-tagh and ways and means closely rll ts protection of once more. ‘They asked, “Call compensation in the! event ot dam- :
Pt ‘ goveremeat's elaborately polite had beens found of packaging it|the bomb got together~after the: ;Emperor Hirohito and his war|age or economic arising from
note to.the-Japanese government, 'sq that it could be dropped from successful test of July 15, 1945, at ‘cabinet to a gafe place on Tokyo the —— ‘nuclear tesis: in
‘.. y- - promising no harm .will come to/a B29. ‘Alamagordo, N. W., and signed a Bay, ask the Japanese | navy to the Pacific.
Japanese: people (or fishing)‘as a petition asking that: the bomb not ‘clear the bay'of shipping; and dem- ECH REC.
result of the new f-bomb tests, \There — anottier would-be 'be be used against the Japanese, Or! lonstrate the bomb. " = aL
From there we went on to re- ‘| ekthange of notes, one that in- /
and pledging alsd that we'll pay digates to this day the feeling of jasbbedy else. In Potsdam, Truman made | ‘call passages from Eisenhower's for any damages, recalls that only). xuilt that * * . many: top nuclear! what he later called the hardest | great speech of . 8, 1953, in 1} swift - years ec cnapegpd plysicists felt over their role in The \petition was taken to. the! decision of his life, He gave the | which we pledge noes for «the ‘ “since we were preparing to joe SO Pentagon and an effort was made green light to the multi-billion peaceful use of atomic power. - one of them for real Dee to see Gen. George C. Marshall,’ dollar project... and, Hiroshima * @¢ 6 ° | These were the men (and wo- then chief of staff. Marshall was and Nagasaki took their ghastly That ron eave there w4s men, for Dr. Lise Meitner played) at (Poladaia with Touma (The platen lta Giihany ial onan We went into our attitudes ex-
a different sort of exchange of | an early role) who wanted this petition reached the hands of Mar-. pressed at the summit conference
notes. We dropped leaflets oP new-found ene used for the T| Lost in the. shuffle was a request/in Geneva, and recalled, in the ne rey shall’s deputy, Gen.. Thomas
from one of the 60 signators to! guarded and sometimes timid lan-| Hiroshima urging the people to, _~ leave, when it became clear that /8904 of mankind not .for his ex: | Handy. ie scientists’ plea. He.had official- guage of diplomacy, that “military “the scientists and engineers back termination. GENERAL SCOFFED ily asked that he be strapped to the exercises are a traditional use ‘of! ~ home had indeed built and tested” » Sixty of thiese scientists who were | Handy scoffed at the concerned first bomb dropped on human’ be- the high seas, and the government.
‘little group of scientists. They re-|ings, and atone for his role in its!of the United States considers that!
| worded their plea, making it read,| production by being blown to a| inconvenience for other traditional}
|in -effeet, ‘Tell the Japanese that|millfon pieces. _ —-- /uses which may result therefrom! | we have a terrible new weapon, Tempus fugits: “The acting is not compensable as a matter of
and maybe they'll. surrender.” secretary of state presents his right.” Then there was a big ‘“‘how-
| ee Kors them fog — Japa- compliments to his excellency the ever...” We're nice. people.
inese fighting to t ath in caves! ambassador of Japan and has the ; scouring
‘filled with dead comrades. - {honor to refer to the note from | Prcidps Sscpoe perce one-third
* ¢* * ithe Embassy of Japan dated Jan. again as big as-Texas, to ©
The persistent scientists rewrote 25, Rese requesting assurance of ot absolutely certain that there ts
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MB Alonzi, 443 E. South Biv. whom es to America. in history has ever to auch, AP ary MAL 4.0050
jhasn’t seen in 30 yea Of “America, Corona said, he| ends to avoid hurti people's . , | :
i ~ April 13 Corona told his wife | didn't expect_as much as he found. feelings or flesh.
and five children goodbye in ——
Italy and-cameé to make his way a : / | a
ghee GES Neer Wl |i }acquaintances with his sister.
| He was met in New York “by
|- the lady with the arm up in the
alr,” and the Alonsis’ son, Vince
stationed in Connecticut with the
| Navy. Vince put his uncle on a
train for Pontiac, his new home...
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Changes the Attitude . '
| TOKYO w#—The US. Air Forge !|s x .
| scoring a major hit here with its
|88-piece band from Washington. |
Thousands of adults and children
are attending concerts and thou-
Shi sivnewace | and if you’ re Counting Calories . George Howard, is happy.
hand help the Japanese to feel the
A race wonnne ise | Ore Are the real facts... from ibémbers and fighters,” he said. a
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Each year members of the Oakland County Osteo-
pathic Auxiliary gather for a benefit tea or luncheon
using proceeds to support the Osteopathic Student Loan
and Research Fund, for their scholarship funds or to
support the Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. Pictured as
they gathered at the buffer pecheon ms rT cals at
18 Girl Scouts
Enjoy ‘Weekend
on UM Campus
Girl’ Scout Troop 248 spent a re-
cen weekend at the University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor, Eighteen
wirte, 12 years old, oe the trip.
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"Arrangements were SA, with
the cooperatton of the dean of wom-
en at the tniversity, Housing was
provided in a dormitory at the
Women’s League,
“Atour of the canspus buildings, -
a trip through the museum, and
» lunch with the students at a
women’s dormitory were among
the ee ot the day.
Those enjoying the trip were
Susan Amkoff, Karen Bronoel, Sue
Ann Dornan, Heidi Griffith, Klona
Hahn,
Margaret Meltzer, Marcee Merrill,
Virginia Norvel, Helen Ramsadell,
Marjorie Rapaport,
Diane Woolcock and Jeanette
Rar
* * ba
hocenpansing the girls were|
Mré, Raymond Rapaport,. troop!
leader; Mrs. William Merrill,” el
‘ Jeader; Mrs. Robinson Brofoel and |
Mrs. Harry Arnkoff.
Bleaches Bring.
Back Whiteness
MADISON, Wis. (INS)—Women |
should be “reminded that taundry |
bleaches don't remove dirt—they
only bring back whiteness.
So says-Margaret Cooper, tex- Hint on Nail Polish tile chemist at the University of,
Wisconsin. —
to keep elothes white ts to wash’
carries dirt away from fibers.
The textile chemist said cere
should pre-treat hems on slips and.
collars and <cuffs:' to remove the
grime that collects there. IN@ta Row-|
ston, Rosemarie Smith, Rowena’. »
Smith, Judy Tiberg, Helen Thams, | Mary Lou McLaughlin,|-. 2
_.- The buffet luncheon and fashion show Jout ue county,
held at Federal Savings and Loan Build.’
ing on Tuesday by members of the Oak-
tracted members and guests fr om through. W. oods,
A mature woman should ‘selec
Miss’ Cooper says the best’ way hér -nail polish color with an
Some wonren
them with soap and pletity of. hot, | papel tea Piitien Meee al
S I'S si othes and do the kind of work that makes
G lpesun on ene ieee, brilliant nail polish seem in keep- Opti-Mrs. Club of Pontiac was held as President with Mrs. H. A.
Tuesday evening at the home of 45 Vice president; .
But red polish looks ‘out of char-'Mrs, Don Breen of Berwick boule-
mature yard. The group met at the Breen.
A pale pink: polish or a'home for the business meeting fol-|
iclear one may be more suitable. eagle Pye,
| Ing.
‘acter on
women, many other Federal ‘Savings and Loan Building are ( left to right).
Mrs. Robert Woodruff of Rochester, vice president; Mrs.
Joseph Sabato of Lake Orion, recording secretary; Mrs.
Leonard Suidara of Berkley, president; and Mrs.
oes fn of Royal Oak, sbrsesnsibansa , +
Pictured at the service
table are (left to right) Mre. Edgar N..
Leas, Mrs. Robert Harley and Mrs. Har-
land County Osteopathic Auxiliary at- old Hitchcock, guests: from Huntington.
are
Installation ot officers of
‘lowing dinner at Devon Gables.
Members. of the Opti-Mr
a dinner followed by the
annual reports Tuesday evening. ' ? |
s. Club held
reading of
New
officers were installed arid presented with: !
personalited bracetets inscribed with the, president, and Mrs. Irving Grlies of
Opti-Mrs. Creed. Pictured u ith the. brace.
'
‘a o
: / Pontise Press Photo
lets designed by Mrs. Alan Robertson are
(left to right) Mts. Roy Lewis of Eliza-
beth Lake road, outgoing president; Mrs.
Tom Hruska of ‘Cass Lake road, incoming
Mohawk road, ‘}Joseph Mercy Hospital. _Opti- Mrs. Club Conducts
: Installation at Breen Home'*
the
|Stark, second vice president; Mrs. |
\Dave Ewalt, secretary, and Mrs..was chosen as the. “federation’s
Buhl Burt, treasurer.
Installation was conducted by
coming officer was presénted |
with a personalized bracelet in-
scribed with the Opti-Mrs. Creed.
The Opti-Mrs. bracelets were de-|
signed by Mrs. Alan Robertson and
a sample bracelet will be sent to
Optimist International for recogni-
tion in the national magazine.
* 2 «
Invocation was given by Mrs.
Fred Coleman. Mrs. Orrin Huntoon
Jr. introduced Ellen Boston, who
and panel experts.
Mrs, Roy Lewis, retiring presi-
dent, was presénied with a gift.
A donation was collected to send
three children to Camp Oakland.
A donation was also made to the
American Cancer Society. _
’ Members .of the program com-
mittee were Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. Lew is.
Patient in Hospital
Mrs. Led A’ -Martell of South
Johnson stree{ is a patient at St.
Coming Events . Royal ro? Get Together will be herd With Kenneth Ross, 834 Hil-
eliff Dt. Thursday for a noon ‘cooperative
luncheon,
DeMolay
Thursday at
Templ atorere
pm Club will meet
at the Masonic ‘Round Table
Mrs, Tom Hruska was instaled| Mrs. Cleland reported on the!
Miller | Southeastern District Convention of
Mrs. G. W.!
Modeling the fashions. shown af the
buffet luncheon and fashion show of the
Oakland County Osteopathic Auxiliary
were members (left to right) Mrs. H. E. treasurer of
Jones of Birmingham who chose a pink modeled a sh
Club Holds
Installation. |)> Presidency Taken:
by Mrs. Cleland at
Lunchedn Meeting | — heen. ih Delonte” ie hid
Fe 2 se tee
Mrs. H. E, McCulloch presided
at the luncheon meeting of the
Round. Table Club held at Hi-Land
Manor Tuesday when officers for
the coming year were installed.
* ¢ @
Mrs. Eugene Clelard is presi- ‘F
dent. Her officers include Mrs.| ©
William Gordon, first ‘vice presi-.
dent; Mrs. Paul Kantz, second
vice president; Mrs. William Dawe,
recording secretary; Mrs. A. T.
Anderson, corresponding secretary;| -
Mrs. Smith - Falconer, _ financial].
secretary, and Mrs, William Ford,
jtreasurer. They were installed by
Mrs. i (8 ese aee:
Mrs, Edwin C.- ‘Williaa, Mrs.
Gonse R. Eldred, Mrs. William
- Knudsen and Mrs, James Ht.
McGuire. were received into
membership.
the Federation of Women's Clubs)
‘at Sturgis, Wis. Marsha Thomas!
scholarship winner for nurses’
training at Ann Arbor.
o-* «
polished cotton, Mrs. Lawrence Bilodeau
of Rochester in an Irish linen sheath dress
and Mrs. Lionel Dillman of. Birmingham,.
F chivas by Hilda's were modeled at the buffet
luncheon and fashion show held by members of the
Oakland County Osteopathic Auxiliary Tuesday. Mem. |
bers of the auxiliary who modeled fashions at the affair |
held in Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building were = Has estan
at Whitfield
Presidents of Each
Local Unit Ouflin ie
Accomplishments ,
4 Members and friends of Panties
: |Council of PTA met Tuesday after,
hoon at Daniel Whitfield School)
for the last session of the year, |
Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. Wils |
* * *
called upon to evaluate on what
their locals had accomplished,
Youth groups, such as Boy Scouts,
Camp 'Fire Girls, Cub Scouts, Blue
Birds-and Girl Scouts, highlighted
the year’s activities of the ma-
jority of the locals.
The homeroom mothers, back-
bone of all good PTAs, seemed
to have a very favored ‘spot in
each local’s report. \
Sources from which each local
gained help were leadership train-
ing courses, Parent Education
Institute, Higgins Lake Conference,
presidents’ meetings, problems
‘| There are five pages in
today’s Women’s Section
clinics, . state convention and dis
trict workshops, All locals reported
several delegates were sent to
|raising funds to meet each, budget
and help with the Pontiac PTA
IMPORTANT ROLE
Fathers’ groups. and activities
lay a very large and important
role in many schools of the city
Homeroom PEN family
nights, banquets and picnics were
highlights of the recreational
the auxiliary, ‘who also
eath dress. =
H 9 J i
it i i : |
|by Booster Class
liam Mihalek read annual reports.
> tut
Meeting Conducted =
| Mrs. Irving Gillies and each in- _ Announcement was made of the;
jopen house at Oakland Child Guid-|
‘ance Clinic ‘Thursday and adult!
|education programs at Ann Arbor (left to right) Mrs, K. R.-Olson of Berkley wearing a black sheath dress with red and white check top and
Mrs. R. A. Wilson of Birmingham wearing a ‘blue linen Mr. and Mrs. Bervel Anthony,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams and
Mrs. Edna Worden served. Mrs,
| the USO program for entertain.
staged a ‘skit about disc jockeys:
|. two readings.
Mrs. |
Huntoon, Mrs, Rey tomer andi May @ and 9. sheath dress. _ Elbert Proffitt of Green street ‘will
entertain for the May meeting. ——
Mrs. Leon Belknap, chairman’
of the new Mental Health De-
| partment, explained the project
' to ‘members and ,also disc ussed
ing at the Nike Army base in
Auburn. Weights. Mrs. Cleland,
program chairman, introduced “WEDNES SDAY, MAY. Womens Section:
bew
2, 1956.
PAGES S ll- 15
Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard who gave
The next? meeting of the City
Federation of Women’s Clubs will
|be a dinner May 9 at St. Benedict
‘Church. Mrs. Carmi Odell will pre.) Mr. ‘and Mrs. Galen A. Blaylock | [sent a book reviery at the Oakland of Ottawa drive and Mr. and Mrs.
County benefit tea at the home of /A- W. McLintock of Kennett road Mrs. E. G. Winn June 5. have returned to their homes fol-
; Aa oo lowing a two-week vacation spent
Hostesses for the. day were Mrs /at Fort Lauderdale, Miami and St.
J. Baumgartner. Mrs. Hazel Petersburg. Fla,
Anderson, Mrs. C. O. Johnsory, Mrs k...8 @ /@ ©
Elinor Schutt, a student at Siena
Heights College, spent the weekend
with her pargnts, Mr. and Mrs.
:|Melvin Schutt of Auburn avenue.
in Episcopal Rite syra' Peres trom Pood, ‘Pubrto At a ceremony performed ‘in All Rico.
Saints Episcopal Church on Sat-|°
urday, Mrs. Margery Donaldson
became the bride of Joes Davies.
* Paut Herbst and Alta Springstein
Couple United
students, Marilyn Smith of
Bloomfield Hills, Mary ‘Ann
. Mrs Robert etn Jr. and Michel of Graften, W. Va., Bar-
Weicome Rebekah
Lodge, 246 will. meet Thursday with
Mrs. Eva Strebe 282 EF Pike St. for)
& noon cooperative iuncheop :
Francis C. Butterfield “Tent Nine,
Daughters of -Unfon Veterans of ad
War will meet raday eat 6 pm.
Union Mall, 128 W Pike Bt.
Friends Prayer ree will meet with
Mra, atte Jackson, 27 Miller st
Th ea > 7:30 D Sewing Circle
wi yor eats
church Baid win —- oer ion
instatlets wag a 70 pd dels at. tbe |
Personal Neus of Interest in Area and service. Upon ne Ross. drive are the infant's
Thursday, the women will become! grandmothers.
members: of Wayne's Gold Key 2 I 0 Chapter of Mortar Board. | Mr. and Mrs. George J. Smith
5S 4 4 Jr, (nee Georgia Adkins) of Hagh-
Mrs. A. Bird Glaspie of Oxford ‘field drive announce the birth of has returned to her home after. a daughter; Colleen Fay, April 12
spending the winter im Lake .¢ pontiac General Hospital. Worth, F re hail oe Grandparents of the infant are
Mrs. poe Couretas of Rae- Mr. and Mrs. Curry G. Adkins of
burn street will be accompanied)South Shirley avenue and Ms
by Mrs. Jayhes Chates of Flint and Mrs. George Smith of Lands when she leaves Thursday for New! downe drive. a
York City on, the first lap of a ; : Rooiien lon tne) Airman 3.. Mrs. Richard y sail on the’ = Leste Iss “Fredericka for Kala-, “erpenter (nee : mota, Greece. Mrs. Couretas wil], S#nounce the birth of a son, visit ‘ber brothers, whom she has Richard Winfield, April 25 af
Lyn Davies attended the couple. bara ‘Ragen of Wyandotte’ and
Presidents from each local were
f
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*
+ The Rev. GC. George Widdifield, Patricia Snyder of Coldwater. not seen for 35 years, in Methone, Selfridge Air Force Base Hose
performed the & o'clock ceremony, | as 8 @. 'Greefe. pital. Fo e
A reception was held at the) Donna ,Anderson of Cass- Eliza-, FA We We Os Grandparents of the infant ‘are .- ‘home of the Robert Donaldsons on beth roa was one of the 19 out-| Mr. and Mrs. Stuart-Hatebin: —Mr. and Mrs. Winfield F. Lesli@ {Berkley avenue immediately fol-| \standing Wayne University women. (nee Nancy Hetherington) of of Williams Lake and Mr. ang.
lowing the ceremony. tapped’ by Mortar Board recently. ville road are receiving |Mrs. George of Drayton
x o *# @ e/ national seni#r women's) /céngratulations. on the birth of a | Plains. — < Mr, and Mrs. Davies will sail/honof society taps-only those who/ 808, Steven Charles, April 29. Airman is home on May 23 for several months|havé shown exceptional achiev | Mrs. C. R. Hetherington of|leave from Lake Fore: abroad. — ment ~ in ae: leadership' Thorpe street and Mrs. Ben DeVar' Base. a
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Grove Mental Ils Menace U. S. -amswers ives’ By. MURIEL LAWRENCE Pot ce may cto ser oy of ec 8 re th 30 ae
aa Facts you should know in con-| Some 2% million ‘men, women|which disable workers trated in New York and Cali-
".||the: National Association for Men-|form of m dnoder within the]. $. taxpagers | Mi Hei care’ of er ere cf
2 Dr. ‘Abraham Stone, emi--
portant subject .;.explains
in a frank, enlightening
way how a wife may ac-
complish the ideal in |
marriage. .
Be sure to read “What:
“Wives Don't Know About
Sex” in the May Ladies’
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oday. 3 Gold Star Unit | MARY ?’S [pare tentutiatd’ tr a severe Names Delegate
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HOES “ ne ee . - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESNAY. MAY. 2, 1956 | Lo 2 oe . _~ THIRTEEN _
{ BOHN, 7 i faa
= ; cree py First: Baptist Correct reat ment ‘il aU re. fost \cne the meat. If you cut with the grain,
Church was : ee the long meat fibers .tend to give. ae
» the scene of bp 208m: ae | thhnen follows it.” Today ‘tet ws |blackheads. Sometimes a can go. Sich practice can lead I am 1 bringing you today ts that|@ stringy % appearance. the Saturda Blackheads and can be tru-- some of-the- conditions get hemed. in by these black-/to scarrmg. Squeezing blackheads|much more is -known. now about! = y acne SHR kK R wedding of ly disfiguring.. The young man or} Wilich lead to acue, heads and multiply: . Sbey cousen| many injure the skin. Blackhéads the control gf acne. If you have it
Pesca 4 _ Woman who has a severe case may ‘is caused by overactivity PUS and sometimes cys! eos: be removed by a dermatolo-fin a mild form get expert help
Géricia Ann ‘develop personality diffiguities, es/of the pilosebaceous glands. The) "* * e gist. I wish my readers would take so that you may avoid scarring.
ane i scm vers this fied eager face \has more oil = a ‘square | It-is almost impossible to “keep this sloped : Tomerrow 1 ‘will bring "you
daug er é eenage, ore mature poise inch \than any other part ef the;a teenage girl from ‘picking at/EXP ‘ some information about the re- a |
Vr. and Mrs evaluation have been . achieved. pody | When these glands = hve Yt tn squeezing blackheads.| Most’ cases of acne can be} moval of acne pitting. This. is | :
Che Sson, S. This can cause acute and painful pluged by dirt and oil you have!Yet this is the very worst thing cleared up by expert treatment.) now possible. 24
& am seaiee? of gp bonegeiamarons fo ore pseg |The usual case can be cleared up * * 6
ut fi) ee sel such @ Cor in three ths. Someti : Sanforé dition may feél handicapped in a fesee parr sa metimes severe’ If you woyjé like. my 9-Day Diet
streetj and career and in personal happiness. — booklet, which will enable you to
James H. Whenever a physical defect which Palaiicagirn may include many lose up to 10 pounds in nine days, | Ucllrath iF ® bothers ‘GR can be remedied it cer- i rapies jepending on your indi- send 10 cents slort stamped, self-
5 : tainly seem wise to do so. - " vidual condition and your individ- addressed envelop® with your re-
He is the . So | ual physician. The happy message quest to Josephine Lowman in care
son of r oh strides eg Lees | ~ = ‘of The Pontiaé Press.
n the treatmen acne a =
“Mr, and Mrs. pitting of the skin which some. |
May 12 Meeting
in Ldnsing Set .
Follow These a oe HRD seat
James ‘in Bleaching Cotton ~ Tare .
Mcllrath of MOTHER‘S DAY
Vorth Shirley rlhurs SUNDAY, MAY) 13th
avenue, ; \
| When bleaching cottons such as
sheets, tea towels, tablecloths and =~
the like, several rules should be © :
followed. ‘ie x
| Never pour bleach—either nqud’
‘or dry—onto your cloths full 4
strength. -It must be thoroughly
mixed in water first. Hot water
and agitation speed up the dis. ~
solying process. ye
| Use the correct amount of bleach ——
—no guess, measiire accurately ~
. according to directions. Rinse
_Ahoroughlty after bleaching. As kg ' i
y by Dem Women |
UR. and MRS. JAMES McILRATH JR. veer aay
for a meeting on political. cam
Patricia A. tone_ Speaks :2\ryicnuaien cats Vows in Baptist Service oe" ee - A gown of imported Fyénch lace secured an imported silk veil of Following: 9 o'clock registration,
was worn by Patricia’ Ann Stone - . the morning will be -devoted to long as any bleach remains in the , “tingertip length. : :
for her marriage to James H. Mc-| workshops on playining local pro- fabric the bleaching ‘action con- .
lirath’ Jr. Saturd: “ot First Bap:, Joyee Harroun was maid of hon- grams: inereasing! attendance, as-| tinues.
tint Church. or. Mary Stone, Jane Mallard and sisting guest speakers, and host- ,
“The & o'cl ceremom was Sarah Faketty were bridesmaids. ess techniques for neighborhood=<
performed by/the Rev. Gerald H.# #0wn A tai nylon over taf teas and coffee hours. USED Rapelje of /Memorial Bapti = hone 2 2h bridesma an lwer emer ratic achievements, — pub-
Church, By Henry H. Savage gave MONO, Te, Undemaids Wee oy methade and” fund Fang TYPEWRITERS the closjfig prayer and edie ad 2S oe ipechabotine wilt be discussed in the é . tion. y nl Marjori¢ Justin, flower girl WOre afternoon. $ R d A
id ‘a white nylon tulle frock for her- sarees beset tet bs Need ang = =
. | gown was accented ‘duties, = fipeakers at the noon Junctieon ) U : =
4 ine and an em will be Mrs. ‘Katie Loucheim, | di- de =
pire Waistline. The long anaives Gene Terbush was best man. cae fall ecunieala nctivicien ofthe
/were tapered to points at the Ushers were Gury Devar of Aba an National Commit! a ; Ee i c Matiy Models te Cheese From | ae
/ wrists, Her circular headpiece | Clarkston, Glyn R. Stone and a i rs ine amen Wikia ' K ’ Ask aboot eur Rental Perchase Pian :
: ——— : Robert Mclirath. Eugene Stone “70 “70¥: St. ee ‘| |. The young man or woman who has a severe case .
| was ringbeare ; Se = | | black 1 d 1 Tisdale Office Machines : arer. ‘ F of blackheads or acne may develop personality dif fi-
At the reception held in the culties. } : Sales—Service—Rentals—All Makes =
church parlors Mrs. Stone greet-- With Effective Wax i ; .,
ed her guests wearing a dusty oe iS z —— ——— ~ + : Explained rose crepe dress. Mrs. Mclirath, Cleaning wood furniture with TS? sama: OLE ETE st a ai RSA amet. 6, 3 poh
/ for Reader accessories, - | wood to swell ‘and crack and may oa “Mother's Dey, Mey 13th . |
When the newly weds left for CAUSE veneer failure by softening’ © og) Pe '
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wore a navy blue dress with white Water can cause the grain of the i.
Woman Asks How their honeymoon trip through Mich- the glue. Additionally, soap is often |
‘ ; igan, Illinois and Wisconsin, the-ifficult to remove and can leave Be to Use ‘At Home bride was wearing a tweed suit PChind a. dull surface.
I ‘ and ‘To Meet ;with mavy blue accessories and Instead try ‘dry cleaning’’ wood | e
Y - |the corsage from he? bridal bou- surfaces with furniture waxes 4
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quet. They will reside in Clarkston which .contafh harmless but ef-| Ee “ Ax
: “MILY s ‘on their return, fective cleaning materials. a
\ wna a tel Cope ecua en MOTHER'S DAY. e- A letter tells me: “I notice that, kis ovneegnagtea mie meme er comes ener an is
you use the phrases ‘To meet’) _ en ee ie ea FOR MOTHERS _ . OF ALL AGES!
and ‘At home’ quite often in ~~ St GIFT SUGGESTION Fe - ; ~
giving the wording for invitations. I => 77 FAS Make Her ee > : xe, ry
would like to know if ‘To meet’ is © DI: ‘ "S$ \ ee ; . orth ged 4 cee et = i
used only when the guest of honor) — ; Happy on ee : _ = 0 Ay ALUM Sete g eres _ '
is a stranger, and ‘At Home’ only —— \ 2 a _ Me AAS ieee eG Salytiek eee = :
when the reception is taking place § A oe * so Se “ Grains =
: yn one’s own house. I'm a little ( nm? a “ae: OWE e
confused on this ‘and would appre. 7° Pe ALUMESH . Oe Ue
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your hospitality is in honor of a! &
particular person who may be a
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mean that the party is taking — -
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“Dear Mrs. Post: A man aaa 5 bucdent) veiling: alt heed vsrzes wm, . Fn edie a '
my husband and I know through - ¢ oi Millinery Salon—Second Floor . 2 fos. ie eS :
business, jnvited us to dinner and, . . 7 ne “5” .. 4 ba ee = ’ :
to spend the evening with him ee ncettL ear ? a ue < pignee 3 § ¢ ; mA : Mother's Favorite ;
and his wife at their home--My~ . “his ‘ . <, \ =
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~“T think bis wite shguld telephone’? : - A hss: SUGCESTION x S Pee ay : iit i? she really wants us Sf we ‘ eta ese pat many styles. for your .
husband thinks the man’s vite ‘ ; _ (Sunday, May 13th) — SF t “ } selection. Single or SACONY
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treme. Hand Bags—Main Floor ae ; °
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dies Aid of St. John Lutheran
Church where plans were made avings in ur oe Gd on $
for a money-making project. The | - Stee i 4
sale will be held jointly with the monthly luncheon, May 17. with) Look this way:
the Ladies Aid afid the Mission
Belles serving. with young knit trim—_—— =.
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Beauty Clinic: | paorealer Coal @ lightweight. Palm Beach
hy Edythe MeCulloch cloth, that resists
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its beautiful shape
Have ee ‘ever wished ‘ from morning to midnight.
you cou stop tinting Slim ‘and yo eee ee Seu : young with
your hatr? But dreaded ~ newsmakin ° - Ww i the thought of growing - - 9; -
it out? If so--we have color-blended, Nes wii
news for you! We can ~~ knit-trim-on’ generous -
help vee Hoe ft - out collar and hip-curving ©
gracefully. Arid all the : pockets
\ wt it wil ok as | a ‘ ‘ | while. tt will look ek i — ’ _ . Pink, beige, aqua. |
though it was. naturally \ ; fe Mi at halt of al <i \ turning gray, brown or a | . Very Spec ial ee. 00 je _. / 'sses and alt sizes, -
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at 7 i : . : \ : ‘j ¥ Ve ' -
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= , Kate Nev V er F tid: Ti ime > to. ari ‘Vv | pr ri S- . | - * : : 4} , - —} 4 £ : 4
: ny t I | j Str i _ celled Goad pete oveneatedeowery Ae. das athe 4 ta talk about; She was immediately ‘the girl After thfse many ‘years off: ~ SMP AXSY KAN I aws |
Girls porteass cdl Rave guith. ef is \the early yeafs of her career; most Americans wanted to join stardgm, Kite plans now to relax. =a
, week ts observing her ene in the late,’ 1920s when he sang in\their family circle. For seven q ° Ii yi : #: x Ameri li-time top» will e few cial- TV! .
: ~~ rh la dy Se ov een fa and finally wound) years, she just sang and the radio She lb : ; ners ’ 8 98
By PHYLZIs BATTELLE ~~ °°" Bfoadway as a singing com-|moguls booked her as “The Song- 4PPearances, Du swears y “ ft ‘and up
ret ti N Servic ‘edienne’ in “Hit the Deck” and|bird of the South.” Then in 1937, ‘she will never go back to the: . ;
ternational News Service --iiying High,” ‘My life: before I/Collins saw that she was such a'five-a-week (she once had 1} ra: ve se \ Compared with her less durable entered radio,” she says, ‘I con- big hit that she might be just as did and TV shows a week going) | ps :
competitors in . show — business.- sider inc onsequential."’ popular, and save a little energy, schedule. “Life goes by too fast,’ y Our Bi
‘Kate Smith literally is, great After her 1 inseparable manager, lif she only spoke her opinions. ‘she explains . _ isit ur fat
oe Ted Collins, “discovered” Kate) “Kate Smith Talks’ went on the ae po N ~ oe nc : for That Neu Hat _ In height she tops most women, ang pledged his vow to make \het air at, noon every weekday, and “Xe Fiacie. © > ‘ nd Jade ay
5 feet, 10 inches. In weight she 4 serious singer. success suddenly |she proved that her ideas were as 4 Beer boae hep apelieeala H ANDB AGS
exceeds most men 220 pounds IN busted out” like measles. On May; sure-fire as her songs. At abou i or Pa 5 wee ‘e in N ie 7 rs ban
stamina, enthusiasm and personal ; 143) her 2nd birthday, she the same time, Irving Berlin gave an She. I i ne im oo ee .
appeal she outranks them all made her first broadcast — using Kate a song called ‘God Bless | IR Soo oe ‘ - “ mu eae FOR,
To explain why she's been a a song for which she helped write America,” and she belted it over piesa pew er (DAC. S time £
top-ranking star for 26 years, ‘the lyrics, “When the Moon Comes the eee But maybe. she “assures” “Little P J
yes) Reve mete te pak Bek: ie Bey eunisio sales Such “a sensation did she Katie” will find some lume now for ery . A
“IT lov ople, 1 just love al . cause that President Roosevelt, (diversions
most a peel Kale says, voice Together with Ted, she devised a| im introducing the star to the * «* «
booming like a hearty thunder- friendly two-part, five-word signa-| King and Queep of England at = “Who knows? | guess all women ana «
bolt. “I think somehow that shows ‘ure: _ “Hello, Everybody,” and the White House, said: “This is jn their life would like to get P \ lon me.” . “Thanks for |istenin'' | Kate Smith. This is America’ |married. There have been op- .
—_ ~ an; ee s iy younger life. but Kate says she never has had” portunities in my ¥ g
reason to dislike anyone, even Norma Jeanne I was too young then and natural-
‘iwhen she was a stocky child who Darling and ly 1 turned them down. Then | ecl oO. 3
|was made aware that there were, Clark F. got so busy :
aeeet j nore ee girls in ‘the neigh Crvdecman ONE OR THE OTHER 1190 Dixte Highway Dra ton Plains—OR 3-7224
, borhoor a : ave or thoug air’ nn
oO: Were heave, ior a-woman to ty tof Open Monday “Ti 9 Friday\Night "Til 9
ith « f fe ct ee ee he ne ; rea married eonditet a career and a maria re — ha = .
people seemed to like to listen to, S ad ‘ L lnowl the Res ay of: —_ poe W ever amous ecture i ; owe . Saturday, ” now -there -are ns af f ‘
Y wre Sapir iggegh i: ey alternoon at examples of women who've done it.1 as \ .
Ho days in Greenville, Va . and Wash d but as far as i'm concerned — ta bl + :
of Fle SHANK @4 ington DT open ales Emmanuel it’ one or the other.” rHE I OR
mite , “orttad). pap ADU reas Bapus ree uv 3 ’ aus y . Pa . . . ‘ :
with removable, replaceable mPa one Comme weight. c hure h. The Manager Collins, often ridicu- Stenogra hers. Secretaries,
AS w 2 bride. of lously vanored to be secretly wed
spikes for on of RONG FOODS : : to Kate, grunted good-naturedly, ae eye Caan
of the course. This, plys Lazy-Bones unlined softness “T really don't know how T ac. .~- es Draper street, tom a 1 arby chair Ty pists and Ae countants
~ fend boretoot flexibility, neh he "media. cumulated as much as I have. ex- is the daughter Kate sat up straight, grinued, is far greater than the supply.
CO) ee ee on ee ae erie a ot of Mr. and and pinted a finger at him,
—- Toads, no doubt about it While T Mrs. Oe erat eee eee we .You can prepare for a good position by-,
ee and ons - Darling of - «New dowt junt walk out and enrolling in the Day, Half-day, or Ev ening ee ‘a SHOWS, a sem seat E Varlette. He get married if you decide to. Classes, star ting sandwiches and cake instgad ¢ ieiheu on af I get to okay the guy.’ Ina‘t
PAUI rs eating proteins and things that vl Pe iM * that right?” ;
7) are good for -you.”’ r. an rs. , _ MOND AY M AY
: ' : : + « © William J Collins shrugged. “Stull goes,” he i ik Fab. Vaz
SHOE STORE for tearm | criceltace groan lente, bal” ; an | ‘erench 35 a inaw Street ci ck ae pial ed ~~ Crvderman of A woman who dearly loves do mh . . ~ “
led Hag . Wee advice to young giris who tend ‘ Sault Ste. mesticity, Kathryn Smith has never J he Business Institute :
“*\to be plump, naturally. is to MR. and MRS. C.F. CRYDERMAN — Marie, __V'sited the Stork Club Does not as- : ; . ae
Open Friday E - il 9 P M “\watch the sweets And then, if = “ ating eacially win show eonie 7 W. Lawrence St. PONTIAC Phone FE. 2-3551
y Eve. ’t Me they want to be happy in spite N D li : ikes and needs the privacy o ; ; . { : : = ti Serving Pontiac Over 50 Years! of plumpness. they should return Orma ar Ing arrl1es her two homes and the compan- Uhces oe Bete The eee . goodness for vitriolic remarks. : ionship of her mother, with whom
———= “An overweight person must A wedding trip through the and carried a bouquet of white ae LO CES) Und Name 0 address oo “
never feel he or she In an ogre Southern states is bemg taken by carnations and roses. a . 7 UM " . = . 1D ;
Infants” Specialty Shop or a monster or a monstrosity, lee and Mrs. Clark F. ¢ es A pink ballerina-length gown was A teve it when people stop ° ._ VETERAN APPROV ED J..even if people talk about you. |who were marric ene after worn by Mrs. Leonard Phipps who = mi pig ela and =e hello, .
- See the New Summer Clothes for the Toddlers dust say, well, they don’t mean }eooe ee Lia ve mat Of served as matron of honor. She and ee 4 ren Ge. poccusesi in :, —— it, and be nice te them — then malar th meer yurch offic carried pink carnations and roses pretty hard to mis
G ift Sho they’ feel ashamed of them. 8!C@ at the Ceremony Burton P. Russell of Walled Lake A sentimentaj woman, Kate is . —
sd : P seinen” The. bride the former Norma| 8% bes! man still mourning “my dear little F B id , B
FE 2-3220 Kate Smith, at age 47 ‘her Jeanne Darling of Draper avenue, |, Following sAaewacien ara sil ae pagel rl or rl es to e roy
— . birthday was yesterday), consid- js the daughter of Mr. and Mrs aca clare Garhi aack ecteent Poe ey pate
718 West Huron ers her life “a very wonderful Owen Darling of Marlette. Clark, ie aeee ain anna eee ae eae matrbee ee, ; one.” of Walled Lake, is the son of Mr ing ; } doaias amd | sesterbonting | 5x1 Call for your free copy of the eons SS Se ——\and Mrs William J. Crvderman from the South, the newlyweds will dancing and new dresses and, ‘
Wy of Saute Ste. Mane make their home at Pontiac Lake; most of all, people. Spring issue, the ‘Modern Bride’ H . . . Out - of - town guest& attended, vou ere’ shelsaverc | just
For her wedding, Norma wore from Flint. Marlette, Decker wd oo oh a ? , : : ‘
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dress with matching neasyince |Walled Lake ec abe) (ACEI sy the pkey (00) ihe = ____ whole wondrous tale
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| the loss of babies through postma
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| Postmaturity. in which the baby er and baby
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the more malnourished he is like
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oe coon ice ch egin to Live Now, Not Someday’ PARAMOUNT SEAT gon00L : : \ ‘VAY S. Seginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontise, Mich,
Boys COTTON KNIT. Daned\ ' : Enrofiments Available In Day or Evening Classes. “2 aa 7 oe 7 - | By ANNE, HEYWOOD lan things get ged, 1 shal beginvand partly becanse the. place’ oo: a ee ener Write, phone or call in person for Free pamphiet. 3
Pullovers Someday, sure enough, Marie »° live.” The proper order is, “I depressing she can't ‘stand to ben! teal books . which will spark you. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 __—-
gee ey tends to begin living. . shall begin’ to live right now ‘and there | Send me a stamped. selt-, sl : \ When she gets a job that's more. ‘then things = get better. -If she would figure her “ pudget, addressedenvelope care of. The. cao IT
in ‘Baderatte than this dumb secretarial F -. (Tight now, ‘She'd find that a tiny, pontiac Press, and I'll send you a ® geeseesssessouasonscosssssccscoscnssepensaecess : one’she has now, she'll feel: Food Here. for Ba is what Marie sunny, inexpensive apartment : A i) ad e
SPORTS -CAR at the end of the day and won't could do _ Might vost — than w mt she's panier gala Volag goal nk custom- -m e *3 have to .sink, exhausted, ‘by the’ She could perk up on that "OW Paying for a miseradie room * (Copyright 1956) COLORS television set night after night. | dumb secretarial job and do it jand dinners out. _ a dint aoa! is
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You'll be amazed when you see the rbly. She could even take a Moreover, she would have some ‘Torn shoe bags can be ireai® Then, too, when she makes a one repe i course at night, along the lines real excitement, picking out cheap | Bittle more money, she intends = ayy) ard 5 ‘curtain material and second-hand quickly, without removing’ them
~ cereus te ther zn nal bord |tables that she could refinish. (from your closet door. Just run a)
= i her more valuable to the firm. | Friends would help her and she neat seam of staplés over the ® Srrriiriviceeset eeeestee '
where she can hidden beauty in your hair brought . could fix them an inex nsive su | dinner and maybe even have | Then she couldn't: help having per and have cme aay live = “ripped a ee < =< | triends in. @ more ‘creative’ job right where
panionship instead of the. shadowy
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| Yes, someday Marie intends to. she is and she couldn't help getting television pictures, which have Conn SPECIAL fangs aa
begin living . more moncy, stituted her whole life : DIETETIC FOODS : > * Second. she could move this min lf you're in Marie's position, ood: The trouble is. I've known Marie ute into a ‘small apartment. and haven't got what it takes to Natural Health F 5 Individual Hair
‘for 11 years. She's been intend. As jt is, she spends a fortune make the first step, the reso- | 5@ Wayne, Pontiac. FE 4-460! | Styling and Cutting Riker Bldg.—Rear of Lobby ing fo begin living all that time. eating out, partly because the tiny, Iut8on. to put the horse before | Acres from the Riker Garage by Tony and Carl “ “FE 3-7186
|The truth is, I'm afraid she may Clectric grill is hard to cook on, the cart, what you need eal te | - : ‘\@ 000s cecececeeeccceceeseeeseccceseceneeecells
‘never begin. a
CART BEFORE HORSE Marie is putting the cart before | eS eee SS ee i : . : ~—
the horse. She is saying, ° “As soon
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_eskis are Democrats. What makes
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~~. pears at a club meeting, the other}
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‘THE 2 PONTE IAC PRESS, Sauaonay, MAY 2, 1956
ge ‘nal
~ Than Believed - "Map: Setvice Scientists|
~Reveal New Studies on,
Circumference i
WASHINGTON (— Army map
service scientists said today new
studies indicate the earth's .cir-
cumference is about half a mile
muaiiet Gan | proviowsly | believt.
~ *- s
Bernard Chovitz, one of @emn.|
4 the new findings would help’
next. year.
at making the first accurate
ment of the distance be-
ds, across the Atlantic; |
could yield informa-|
tion that would aid in accurately|
firing an cere missle.
“ *
In a report caret for. the an-|
nual meeting of\the American Geo-
physical Union, \the- map rervice
* scientists said the *quatorial ra-
dius of the earth \— the Rietance!
from its center to \he equator—is
since 1909.
Chovitz, a map service mathe-
matician, told a newsman the new
computation, applied to the cir-
eumference of the earth at the
equator, would make the. world
24,902 miles around at its widest
point. This is about’ half a mile
smaller than the old circumfer-
eee
Chovitz said the ney estimate ts
based on continuous measure-
Political Posts California Man Runs
for State Assembly
-SAN MARINO, Calif. a —Poli-
Congress:
running for the California Assem-
bly. ee e@
As. of ndw; they stand a fighting,
outside, chance to dupli-
the 1954 coup of another West- Maurine was “elected state
tive.
Like ‘the Neubergers, the Sobi-
their task extra formidale is that
they’re running in a district where
Republicans hold an estimated
5,000-vote toesresion edge.
A) .*. British sophisticate, in his eparcnent.
they don't care for either.”
tracking the ‘‘baby moon’’ satel- ¥@5
the United States plans to Happy Breed’ on TV May 5
launching into space some- He's vastly amused at any-
body getting
He\ also said a current project those five horrid words.
Knight had a minor throat operation in NY hospital...
Benney announced—at Edgar Bergen's 20th radio-anniversary
lunch—that he'll play violin with the NY Symphony Oct. 2 at) :
,|Carnegie Hall, “This being the equivalent of Maxie Rosen-
bloom being Sec’y of State.” :
‘Beach; he rented a house near Horace
land Gregg Dodge .
i his mother’s way through college fl
for Congress and Wife| © ~ :
girl,
“Wal.e Up, Darling.”
Wrong Man” in a police lineup. When
asked his offense hé answers shyly.
“Peeping. Tom.”
EARL’S PEARLS...
‘jafter all—a lot of people want to be
president.—J. E. Jewett. j
age of parenthood comes when the f 7
children are too old for baby sitters and. >
too young to borrow the family car.”— [
Jack Still.
Commies.fad as much to eat as they
have to swallow, they'd be better off.” |
—Howie Lasseter. : Critics’ Cut | Lyrics
By EARL: WILSON” ~—
NEW YORK—Noel Coward confesses that his TY fan ail!
is frequently pan. mail. :
“when they sit down with their pens dipped ‘in vitriol
they're generally-livid because I've sald ‘damn’ or ‘hell’ or
'gin,’ which apparently is very blasphemous,” chattered the
“*Drink’ and ‘bed’
x «+ * *
_ “And does’ it bother youre aire!
asked =e
It. didn't seem to, for he . e
rehearsing for’ ‘This
agitated by
“I never pay any at-
tention te that. sort of
nonsense!” Coward sat
with hands clasping his
knees. “When I did the
show with Mary Martin,
there was a lyric about :
‘a’ lot of sycophantic NOFL COWARD
sluts forever. wriggling their guts.’ I \got a garbled mes- .
sage saying that should be cut. \
##,“T said it wouldn't be and it wasn't.”
“A Hollywood paper was going to protect the morals of
America or die in the attempt.” Coward \tossed his head
“I think !t may die in the attempt.” |
x * * *
Coward wasn't aware that the critics had been much exercised.
“Critics!” he added. “Tf they were al! ense\ Tight, they'd
\be writing plays themselves and making a great deal more,
money!”
After the TV show, Coward goes to France, then back to
Bermuda. and Jamaica where he lives now and where he'll
finish a novel. \
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
. Publisher John 8.
Jack Gary Crosby got his draft notice .
Tony Martin (in great voice) and Phil Foster surely
~give the customers their money's worth in the pretty new
Copa show. Typical Foster line: “In the Catskills I had a
bed so hard I had to get up five or six times a night to
rest”... Frankie Laine’s “The Big Record” may replace
Godfrey's Friends Wednesday nights starting in July. ,
Jackie Gleason tutned up in Palm pepe:
- Tab Hunter's pay-
erissa Nickel a former hatcheck
Barbara Britton's understudy tn
Alfred Hitchcock appears in_. “The
Maybe the country {sin good shape, | 4
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “The golden |
“If the TODAY’S BEST LAUGH:
In spring,- notes Rube Rustic, the |
imost beautiful sound ts the first. week |=
lof birds chirping.
Sobieski, 49, Los ee born, jsound ts the second week . The most annoying
. That's NERISSA
- Harvard-trained attorney, is mak--¢4fl, brother.
ing his second try to represent
. the 2th Congressional District. In|: AY 1956, The Hall ae Ine.) ee
1954 he lost almost 2-1 to Rep. Pat
Hillings, Richard Nixon's succes-,
sor when the later moved up to,
abnapinad
bieski, 48. who acts as her hus-’
band's legal secretary. She also
seeks an office now held by a Re-
publican, Assemblyman_ Montivel
Burke of ee
»
The pets ieee ibeir,
campaigning to get the maximum
political mileage. While one ap-
usually is talking to another group
nearby. Then they. switch audi-
ences,
‘Cracker Pasco
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restaurants to enjoy gracious
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Chicago restauranteur Marion Is-
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“The cracker bexes being sold
as homies today do not contain
a dining room in most instances. the. first run for Mrs. So-]-
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~ Public Gas Quiz | “Gontends Industry ~
“Best. Foot Forward’ n,
First Opec Hearing ”
WASHINGTON @ -- Sen. Gore
(D-Tenn) said ‘today “the oi] and,
gas industry put its best feot for-|
ward” at the first pyblic hearing
held by a special Senate « ommit
tee investigating lobbying and in
fluence. . * * @«
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Christi, Tex., Gore told newsmen
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discouragement in. appearing bee
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source within the industry.”
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free natural gas producers from
direct federal regulation.
a * s *
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what he called “highly question-
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amall segment of the industry. TO GRADUATE. —~ Mrs
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Case tR-SD) during Senate de-
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BITTERS| —
- medicine. a i Vac ve leagt
to | Kil Botulism Food Poisonin ving Threat |
Causes Lethal Germs,
Reveal Scientists
By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE
AP Science Reporter
_ HOUSTON @® —_ New steps to-
ward a vaccine to prevent deadly
botulism — and food poisoning —
|were reported today to the Soc 1ety
lof American Bacteriologists » # #
Botulism is caused by one of
ithe world's deadliest germs It 1s
often mentioned as an extremely
jpotent weapon of bacteriological!
warfare, if an enemy spread it
A series of reports by scientists,
from the biological warfare lab-
joratories at Ft. Detrick, Freder-|
ick, Md., point toward a préven-
tive vaccine.
The botulism germs sicken or
iki form a poison which they re-
ease within the body. Theré are
‘a number of types of these lethal
germs, * *
One type alone, Type BF caused
graduate. Mother and son are both em Allen- 17 outbreaks of food polsoning 1M gay for their services as thé result
town, Pa. Mrs. Sassaman,
mother, was urged to return to school by her 69 persons, killing 21 of them,
husband, an Allentown mechanic. five times a grand- ‘the. last 20 years. These involved
It thus seems to be highly lethal
- But when the poison or toxin alone
from Type E germ is injected into
mice, it does not often kill them,
ithe scientists said. _
The poison does become lethal,
however, if a normal digestive’
\for the ministry at Roberts Wes-
leyan College in North Chili, N Y.
* 6 «
But his mother hasn't decided
| yet. She is taking typing and short-
| hand this term in case she wants
to do secretarial work.
“But I'm not sure,”’ said Mrs
Sassaman. ‘'I might even go on
,for more schooling. fact, up 6 47 times more deadly.
The action of the trypsin is ap-
‘parently the reason why these
germs become so dangerous when
consumed in contaminated food
The nermal body chemical en
chances, ‘the poisonous effect.
* * *
Based on this finding, the sci-
entists used trypsif to make po-
, tent, purified preparations of the
rpotsons from the varous types of
the germs
From the pdisons, they could
make more “potent vaccines
ess S€ veral 1) pes we botulism
You Teeched Me How to Put It In apni
| READING, Pa, We — Mrs. Kern
Brewer taught her S-year-ald son edie sohesossitns
| Henry how to put coins in a park- Elect Ist Woman Officer
ing meter so she wouldn't get tick-|
lets, for overtime parking. DETROIT ®—The Episcopal Dio-
icese of Michgan has its first
| That fascinated Henry woman vestryman in its 123-year
' Yesterday his mother discov-' history
ered that a family piggy bank had- She Mrs. Blanche
been broken open and much of “MO was elected by is Motteram,
_'the change collected” in two Stee eee oval | Church gre serve with eight men on thé church years had disappéared 7 board of vesirymen ‘
She folldwed Henry when he’ Women vestrymen were author
went out to play. ized: for the first time at the dio- Henry was sauntering along cesan eonvention Feb 1 after,
| putting coins in every meter he church members had reje cted the
could find. He’ had been doing so;proposal at the seven previous an-| ‘for i weeks, he told his mother. |nual meetings. _| Se
American Motorists Dety
Rising Trattic Death Toll ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
American motorists were
by a publi-safety official yester-!
day of playing * ‘Russian Roulette’
on the nation's highways by using |
‘alcohol and poor Jude zment.
¥
James Q De Pont of the Dela-
ware Safety Council, in an address
(INS) -
acc\ Used) bat the growing rate of tratfic request to draw up plans to rom:
.| accidents.
At the
iparticipants will meet by_ states to!
appraise specific
services today’s closing session,
ne eds: disc USS |
and .assistance ‘available
through our water or food, ° |
members of
*
1 SENT
2 CUQiIK
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5 ETRE 6 RELAT 7 DORTEN
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rollEr, compoSe, preSs, Mat, extrA,
© Tose What's My Line, ine. priNter.
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} You Gar Afford a
COIN
SORTER.
Only
i $4,950 Jurors Pay Boost OKed;
Hike Fee From $3 to $6 | Jurors serving in Pontiac Munici-! ed‘te prepare amesamicel rolls on
four projec ts ow Which hearings
were conducted last night. pal Court for both civil’ and crimi-
nal cases Will soon receive $6 per
The commission passed foi res-
of action: taken last night by the Slutions on speclal assessment rolls’ zs- will be sched- City Commission. ‘on: which hearings - be se
suled for next week, The commissioners instructed the “Six other hearings were he! 1d last
city attorney to prepate a resolu- night: on rolls. on .public improve-
tion to adjust the pay according to ment jobs. Confirmation was de
a 1953 Michigan law, ferred on all rolls. SSeS
And What Eliminated The jurors presently receive 83°
per day wnder an ordihance
adopted in 1942, Turbulence Eliminator?
The $3 raise was necessitated’) MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. —
because of difficulty in securing
jurors, according to a report
mitted Jast night.
A.deed from Adolph and Helen This will be one question wi a
Hohm for part of lots 18 and 25 in Navy inquiry into Lt. Bernard
the Mt, Clemens Hills Subdivision Tesch's mishap yesterday with a
was accepted by the commission new delta wing Douglas F4D jet
as they met to také action on a fighter.
26-point agenda. bd *
Also accepted were four ight The plane's heavy-weighted
of-way agreements for four lots in “turbulence eltminator’’ and An
order to construct a storm drain in 18-foot wing tank pulled free from
the area around Prall, Liberty, and Tesch's plane at 35,000 feet. Both
Henderson streets. {fell harmlessly into a field nea:
Morgan Hilt: ‘ Did turbulence eliminate the fur
sub- hulence eliminator?
* * *
The city clerk was instructed
to recotd the four deeds in the
register of deeds office. {
The commission approved the
1996 P ontiac General Hospital bud- |
get in other actron
t also aceepted the resignation
of Harry Going from the Pontiac
Historical Commission and appoint-
sli
NAMOMLT OH Tiie)
HEARING AID | ed R. C. Cummings to fill the va-
Any oe / s
May 28 at 4 p.m. was set as the $0 COMPLETE
closing of bids for the two 1956 re-
capping projects for State street
between Hurgn and Johnson, and
for Osmun street between Saginaw
and Sanford. |
Publie heatings will be held
next Tuesday ‘on the intention to
construct the following public im-
provement projects in the city:
Two-inch concrete recap, curb repair,
and related work pn State street from
Huron to dohnson | (Assessed cost: §7,-
* se city most $14342.39)
-inch cancret recap. curb repatr, A dream come true for the
hard-of-hearing' Now enjoy the
wonderful help offered by a tiny
tight, full-powered hearing ard with
4 wonder transistors for just $50
So small, so light it can be
hidden behind a man ‘s neck te
-« Worn in a woman's hair.
Operates for about 10¢ a week.
FRED N. PAULI CO.
a related work on Osmun street from 28 WwW. Huron FE 2-7257
'Saginaw to Sanford ‘Assessed cost es
2 23868 city cost \ $22 768 92) : z
1 tain ty, @eapotk avenue. from
| Jo ay nm to Bulge «! iar avenue from
Pile! od cate tee e tactat aces @ BEN FRANKLIN plat Naz and ¥ lay avente from
Peacock to Colum TASSessed cost STORE
$10.212.97, ct § 2h 93
ENigincer estimates “were aired STLVAN SHOPPING GENTER
Open Wed., Fri. and Sat.
Evenings Untif 9 P. M.
UNITED SHIRT Distributors
Downtown and_at Tel-Huron on all three projgcts at = night's
imMeeting -
Other busipé\s included ar agree-
ment between the city and the Ral-
son Equifiment Co, for water serv-
ice beifig approved
Acjion was deferréd on ‘wo -re-
porgs that were to be He sented by
the city attorney on negotiations
“fpr one lot- and a. bares in the
Ws
The city assessor Was instrict
|before the eastern regional con- an sha out ways of building cit-
\ference of the President's Commit- ae sUppOTA © ste
i se Traffic Safety, urged—use-of Members of the wafhe safe ty the “‘political system to reduee committee represent agriculture,
une ates on the nation’s high- business) labor media land pubhe
ways information orgarizations public J
“We must.” he told some 1,000 officials and women |
citizen leaders and public offi- i
cials from 11 states and the Dis
trict of Columbia, “live and
preach and practice safety.
Start in your own homes and
then in “your precincts.”
Du Pont pointed out resulfs in
safety come chiefly from ‘‘a never
ending, deep cons icYon that ac-
cidents can he prevented and from
showing people this truth over and -
over again
FIRST REGION VS) MEETING
“But now. on the highways.) he
continued, “we sometimes go the
reckless Russtans one better by
placing two death -dealing car
tridges in the chamber of our gun
—alcohol and poor judgment
‘Then we pull the trntger—only we
call it stepping on the gas ” “i
The eastern conferenge. is the
first of four such regional ses Sturt sions convened at Eisenhower's : H SaVIhigS
: to it regularly,
(Advertivement)
' at the game time teaching a practical lesson in thrift. mk
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Ne ey
|: Airman 7c Cre-
. terday in Superiprc {ourt, charged
1Clifterd. E. ri Cremeans oe sae sao
Mr. and ham of - Pontiac, | Mrs. Clifford Cre- fT jhas [ke
means, of 129% E pleted basic multi
Pike - Mreet: in engine flyin now «stationed ‘in training and w
San Tex. awarded the sil
means /enlisted
Jan. 16, 1956 and
is now in basic —
training at San a special cere-
mohy.
Lt. Peckham at- ” Antonio, Tex. CREMEANS tended Denison § Jarvis A. Raymond, 21, the son University at PECKHAM of Mr. Co! Mrs, Allen Raymond. Grandville, Ohio where he re- <xeae—en otf Mill Lake ceived a B. A. degree. He gins! g Road, is stationed attained his Air Force commission in San Francisco, through the ROTC ‘program there. © California His wife is the former Mary Alice pe Cpl. Raymond Crane, also of Pontiac. > enlisted July 1953 Larry Pilkinton has been ad-| ~ and finished basic vanced to Hospital Corpsman 3rd, pe __ training at Fort Class. He is the son of Mr. and)
; Fae a” Bliss, Texas. Mrs. Jack Pilkinton of 103 Pin-| egg Prior to-his en- gree.
ployed by Fisher|tioned at Chelsea, Mass. He ts
RAYMOND Body. (now in Rockville, Md. with his Richard E. Myre, has been as-|wife and daughter where he is
signed to Amarillo Air Force Base| attending Laty School’ at the Na-|
tional Sa Medical Center, for a three-month
course in : Student
Food Services.
He is the son of!
Mr. ‘and = Mrs.
Francis Myre, of
584 North Field.
Airman Myre
was formerly a Preemie Quads Live,
ident st Future Unpredicted School. In Febru- = DALLAS — The four Hunter
ary 1956, he fin- MYRE sisters continued to ‘do nicely”
ished a 6 weeks basic ‘training!in their_inewBator at Methodist
course at Parks Air Force Base. Hospital * today but doctors said it
Second Lieutenant Charles W.{Wwould still be several days before!
They could predict their chances
at \eurvival.
Divorce Challenged ‘re quads wre tom prema jturely Monday ‘night and yester-
by Keefe Brasselle’: ste’ “as, LOS ANGELES i—Actor Keefe/25, and the father, an $80-a-week Brasselle has accused his wife leas —— at an aircraft com-
obtaining a divorce last March 14|
through fraud, and he wants her|. The lineup includes ere e Gay, interlocutory decree set aside, |? Pounds; Marilyn Kay, 2 pounds * ¢ @ _/11 ounces; Alvie May, 3 pounds,
Brasselle, iri a petition filed yes- | pounds Vounce, ounce.
that he returned from’ New York
last J for what-he-thou tR | Fi ina Fire Chi f ast greed nl eters =| e axing Ire le
ravage was served orc papers
y his wife <a 29. § F Abl | pots Factory Ablaze The actor, 32, noes _@ property, PORTLAND, Ore. ®—Asst. Fire
settlement at that ttime * ‘to clear Chief Eddie Boatright was at home
the atmosphere” in a try for re- on his day off, taking it easy. His
conciliation, he said. He agreed wife, glanced out a front window
then to pay $616 a month alimony of their home, which overlooks
and $150 a month for support of| most of the city,
a son, Erin, 12. iYou've got a fire on your
Mrs. Brasseile denied his alle-|hands,” Mrs. gation of fraud. Boatright took a teat Sor. ‘for qe
Sane a ee ‘self and saw clouds of smoke bil-
rae indicate that 90 per cent lowing from a waterfront box
of the failures in business and factory
industry are caused by lack of He called the fire department
social skills. _with the 1 first ‘Feport of | of the blaze. :
as _ listment Cpl. Ray- ” Pilkinton received. basic training)
et. ¥. wi mond was em- at Great ‘Lakes, Ill. and was sta-
enlistment, he re-|
3 ounces; and Melanie Fay, 2
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Age RATELY FILLED
OWEST fring
“Rocket Seeking
» Altitude Record
Thatcher,
Patterson
—& Wernet
Bank FE 2-9224 | the 90-mile target range at White
| Sands Proving Ground, N. M.., if
it were fired yesterday and the | .
‘and fuel, it weighs three-quarters
.o6-a ton.”
‘stage Viking which reached 158
‘miles May '24, 1954. A two-stage
‘rocket ‘already has reached an alti-
‘tude of 250 miles.
EVERYONE "XCITED
_ Even though the firing of the
|ing up to the scheduled Jaunching Navy Scientists to Try #
taunching Again Today |
From New Mexico - |
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GROUND, N. M. (INS) — Navy/|
scientists will try again today to
send a single-stage rocket to a new
altitude record of 185 miles into
space, s * LJ
| Westerly winds threatened to |
| send the Aerobee high rocket off
launching was postponed until |
today.
The 23-foot-long, pencil-thin Aero-
waist. Loaded with instruments THE PONTIAC PRESS,
RECEIVING AWARDS—Photographed ‘as they
received awards at Bethany Baptist Church from
bee high rocket sports a 15-inch; Harold Ward of 63 N. Johnson Ave., scoutmaster,
(left to right) were Eagle Scouts,.Stephen Lewis
The Navy ie the rocket will Commentator’'s — go. 30 miles higher than a single- | Third Wife |
Slashes Wrists |
NEW YORK. W—Mrs. ‘fris Van-,
dercook, 32-year-old wife of John
W. Vandercook; writer and Amer; |
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be asked to limit annual vaca-
jat a special session of the Judicia
Conference, composed of the chie
justice of the United States and)
the chief judges of the circuit
courts of appeals..A report was|picion of burglary model Police. made public yesterday. | Navy men, who hope. to learn a’
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ficials and newsmen waited for the | * e¢ ¢@
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‘after actress Debbie |
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| Vandercook told police he found
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iis “saal -before 2 a. m.
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ee vieencrot a —
shouts. punctuated a Republican-jler and Sen. Kennedy cee.
? Democratic political debate Tues- dio*"Meet the Press” m,|John J. Raskob, financier and. in- sbiorarstaeh those of the Republicans. compulsory dues paid by union
E+ dag before 3000. delegates, to the TEMPERS FLARE — _lasked Butler whether the Demo- |dustrialist who resigned as chair-|At this point Hall broke in to as U20n's cmpligh of Trash . members who. must contribute in f 6) «6S «Chamber of Commerce, ‘The audience of businessmen @ crats complained when the “‘Ras-|man of the finance committee of|sert: Roosevelt.) “‘jorder to keep: their. jobs.” ~ g
annual meeting. Pages its applause fairly evenly—|kobs'" were making. heavy contri-|General Motors Corp, in 1928 ‘to “I'l confront you with a figure * © «. (Reuther_is- ead of the United
* © « eal a time. Soe butions to the Democratic party. | become Democratic national chair- you cen: with {t—the! Butler conceded the Temeseu Automobile Workers, and was
Democratic National Chairman, But tempers flared on the plat- ati § Dsuenretc par Dever reson cana eo speppase gop ceed ea) a ts hay ad adel Ltn Corea ay, . Paul Butler was jeered_when he-torm and tension mounted in the|“%S the beneficiary of any vested | Mane for the perty. L. Lewis." ey,” and said they apparently will Tq] Bell Tower said the Republicans are receiv- -| audience when Butler, replying to|ealth like this —”" Butler began|reising money for the party —— ; have to borrow more. WALES, ing big contributions from “vest-\Goldwater's assertion that|' "ePlY. Seahorse Has Egg Sac He said Republicans had “sabo- Rirg ely Iron =e ee ed wealth” and denied a conten-|--walter Reuther doesn’t speak for DROWNED OUT |
tion by Sen. Goldwater (R-Ariz) jis members,” named as some
that the Democrats are aided by sources of 1952 GOP contrite
“compulsory contributions”
union workers:
The political debate had Repub- $65,000; the Mellons, $36,000, and
Yiean Chairman Leonard Hall/H. R. Cullen, $53,000." Dist. caditcumed ca Guloreler we me
from tions — “the Rockefellers, $94,000; He
the DuPonts $74,000: the Pews.
Moderator “Lawrence cane
producer of the television and ra-}
But he was drowned out by &@ then to ask Butler about contribu-
roar of boos Der
demonstration subsided. then said nop of New York—presumably the
with some sarcasm,
“Thank you, fellow Americans,| Averell Harriman, — said - would: like:to see) “ (Lewis, heed of the-United Mine ones, whereas:
Workers, lent this money from the| (Walter) Reuther comes. from “the mosey from
‘After the boos, ‘Spivak: appealed
for fairness to Butler. He went on
from the audience. tions to the Democrats . from flushed and waited until the Cornelius Whitney and the gover-
present governor, millionaire
BOSTON -— The male seahorse
r placed by the female. They're in-
Se bles be tC few taged”. a proposal that machinery
be set up to permit both parties to
share in nonpartisan contributions.
“NO, NO,” CRIES
But Goldwater returned to the’ has @ pouch, much like that)
kangaroo, where the eggs are
i highest point of land,the Bok sing-
ing Tower is a major attraction in
Mountain Lake Sanctuary,
Laké Wales. The tower's T71-bell
carillon rings out concerts four
fray. The contributions cited by|afternoons a: week from December
Butler, he said, were voluntary through April,
Goldwater asked it Butler
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_THE PONTIAC dans WEBS ‘sD AY, ‘MAY 2 . 1956 oo _ TWENTY. FIVE,
Collegians See. Merit # Hal Boyle Says:
in Paying for Ability | * a8 ket always rises with the out-
bs Tone ly That last year rats. bit 67.per-:break of war, In its first-reagtion, |
, ST. LOUIS ”— |sons in the protid old city of Bal-.it is more Jikely to drop.
students pay ple ig soe \timore, including °33 - children un- That it was Arnold Bennett who eatin poe, ela of “NEW YORK w_Things a cd-[fighters of history was Sam. Lang-| many. ‘ecuhine there are in a sinss nickel .js a eaine call to thejbreat he deeply. The aerate je € Guipped!) | (Slake lore icllesecs
each semester on..the basis of the jumnist might never, know if au ford, “‘the Boston. Tar‘ Baby,” |of champagne, but it has 40 fewer right man." It takes a dime ngw;mouse, pound for pound, require . . woman you meet: “if you get five
quality of their instruction was ‘didn't open his mail: | |who fought 244 times and knocked calories than a scotch ‘highball. |/in most places. All a girl with a/17 times as much oxygen as the HAIKRPINS, TOO? per cent om-Vour outlay, it's @
advanced’ in the Washington Uni-. That the British Parliament first/out 9 men — and—never held al THIS ENGLISH! nickel: can do in a phone booth ox. a | That a survey. by the-fotel Fdi good investment’ ;
versity Campus newspaper. banned professional boxing inj|title in his_ life. A tor-| is to adjust her ‘stockings while a son in Manhattan’ showed more reine fle
; se we! OU UTS. 7 ss. . ; That what an American mot ishe wonders what to do next That Khrushchev and Bulganin«men than women: leaye Hnngs oe Mi ’ by Ai
“If instructor A was ‘sadeed a | ‘That while~the active tife- of alt calls the glove compartment ~e 8 e are, not the first Russian visitors potel rooms Did the survey in. }O Mune Dy AIF.
best of a student's one haa That Joe Louis‘ earned $4,626,-|boxer is: supposed to be only|!? his convertible, the Englishman That they now have a bathroom to vaise eyebrows im England clude hairpins TOKYO \P—Japan’s Geological
would receive perhaps $100 of the 721.69 during his years. in the ring! slightly longer than that of a tele-, ‘ealls “the cubby locker in the scale with a didl that lights up When Czar Alexander I called in * * «8 Sdrvey Institute plans to make a
total -tuition,”’ said an editorial in —and probably doesn't know him- vision comedian: 53. men have ‘dropbead.” Our “choke” is their when you step on it—thus making 1814 he startled the British royal That motorist. whe tial te es nationwide survey for uranium by
Student Life. “If:B were good, self where the 69 cents went. \fought 20 years or more. The rec- “strangler,’’ our radiator orna- jt harder than ever for a fellow,ty by asking for a bale of straw jeape police radar speed traps <b) airplane. Planes carrying instru-
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Dewey, Cooper Urged to Seek Senate Seats This Fall 2 : By JACK BELL igéstions that Dewey ‘might be con-|would have their eujport. presidental notation in 18, {pi ‘Dewey. Joas insisted he has nojAdams. Philip Hitchcock, aie a
WASHINGTON (White House! vinced he ought to undertake theiran and that he would not be * e 'plans to/gét back into politics. {clined to withdraw when McKay
raides were reported, active t New York Senatorial race if cer- gated to a back-seat Sena’ ‘Rep. rae (RNY) has pre-/UNDER HALL PRESSUNRE suddenly entered the race, is cred-
in ‘efforts to persuade former|tain conditions were met. if he won. rot aicted Eisenhower may ask or McKay has said pressure ‘fo agai bat. nctaaad a stiff bat-
Gov, Thomas E. Dewey of New LL GEF SUPPORT Dewey generally is credites with| ey to seek the GOP senatorial! him to get into the Oregon Senate ‘tle for the Republican oa Wayea
York and Ambassador John Sher-| One of.these was said to be as-|helping engineer Elsenhowér’s de-'nomination. Dewey said he hadn’t/race came from-GOP Chairman|t? oppose Democratic Sen. Wayne
man Cooper of Kentucky to run surances from members of the old|feat of the late Sen. rt A.heard of it, So did White Hou8se| Leonard W.. Hall and Fisenhow., More: ** @
-for the Senate. . . Taft wing of the party that Dewey'Taft of Ohio for the [esac | Press Seeretary James C. Hager-ler's No. 1 assistant Leaaphcepel§ New York Republicans have:
There. is no evidence President! ni ee POLE PNET FF OTE eT ee Fr ‘5 gg VORB He ™ | Teachedg’ no agreement on a candi-|
Eisenhower himself has taken a) Me ge ee 3 be oie |date to oppose Democratic Sen.
band as’ some GOP sources say he |Herbert Lehman if he. seeks re-
did in nudging former Secretary ‘election, as is expected. Atty.
‘ot the Interior Douglas McKay Gen. Jacob Javits has made him-- CARPETS
‘inte Oregon's primary race. jself available. So has J. Raymond}:
But some party strategists said ‘McGovern, former state comp-},
*\they have been approached by troller.
Eisenhower associates with sug- | GOP..CHANCE JUMPS ;
i In Kentuck?, GOP chances may,
ihave been heightened by the death
jon Monday of Democratic Sen. Al-
ben W. Barkley. Thruston B. Mor-|
ton, former congressman and for-,
mer State Department official, is!
‘\eredited with a big lead for one
GOP senatorial nomination there)
Morton is running for the seat!
held by Sen. Earle Clements. Cle-
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; “Began Tuesday
City Exchange Club for Area Youths | shteen me Se Pontiac and
fo Hold Ladies Night ..jcmsv.rm tem Pontiac and See and induction into the) Dr. Henry H. Crane. pastor of z Armed Services Local Draft
Detroit Central Methodist Church’ Boards 65 and 67 announced = to- for the past 18 years, will = : js P’
guest speaker at a special meet- ae ne. Ae Sone Me fr. ..
ing of the Pontiac Exchange | Cleon K. Henderson, of 2693) |
honoring Ladies Night Thursday at Genes St., Pontiac Township led|
é: ee ma. at the Old Mill Tavern. ithe Pontiac group The men leav-|
=o Clear Thinking in a Confused: ing from Board 67 and: represent-
World” will be the subject of Ris ing the outlying areas were led by!
talk: Various selections will bei james S. McClelland of 545 Loc-| ca en the program by Fran.) jhaven Rd., Waterford Township |
. _| Others leaving from the city|
pas Dr. po aor cacti callege were: Jessie L. Curry, 221 Reck-|
degrees handed Lo Ln! ‘well; James Bayley Jr., 713 E.
in four other cities before coming |Wajton Biyd.: William A. He tter-| to Detroit in 1938. The speaker | ran, 49 Carter St. Charles E.
will be introduced by the Rev-intisener, of 66 Wall St.: Junior E.| Mr. Milton Banks of Pontiac Cen-; Ray, of 3 Front St ’ and John tral Methodist Church. : ; “ne SZ 6|sociate said Chandler will -not_re- ee [De poe 4? ee St , = . = = ‘sign for appointment to the Senate, PIN-W
D M l 0 1, |«0 Sheet, eens Pe TROOPS OF MANY NATIONS AT SHAPE — Colorful uniforms tic Treaty Organization. The soldjérs, from right to left, are: Danish, ‘by Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield. etr oit an, side Pontiac included: ‘Loren i’ are on display during ceremonies at SHAPE headquarters. near U. S.; Greek, French Garde Republicaine, Italian, Portuguese, LuX- Any such action would necessitate
Smith, of 8 Bloomfield Terr,; a spcial election to fill the re. AFAMILY AFFAIR ; ; | Paris, France, Mar KAing the seventh ey of the North Atlan- embourg rect and Norwegian.
Plans Marria e |Robert B. Shores, Walled Lake;|__ : — a : z mainder of Chandler’s term as g |Jay W. Reinke, of 2911 Adams Rd.,| governor, which runs until De- Fidgeting, nese-picking ands ter-
for F ourth Time |Avon Township; James B. O'Hen- Al b s F ] CD H R d cember 1959. rey relat py me pol oko os
jley of Lake Orion; Roy D. Hendrix, | tu ents a amans top O som earings ea y Cooper was urged by some ad-| caragitos that edieal ipl exis eee
5 DETROIT — =a James i Lake Orion; Richard R. Yenson, of! ministration strategists to run for| blog ecodinee yl mates ted “3
ones believes he's “just the right South Lyon; Richard Robinson, ‘ B id f Hi h D /p f D M d the Senate before Morton tossed|{ may be victims and not know it agro et rd again" aun hat eb rn jin Bid for High Dem Postfor Detroit Monday |r sem peice Moron tose mers cpaneter ones rs. Mamie Blasin- Walled Lake; Wiliam R. Danner, ainst arae | 1| saying return to his here game, who gave her age as 55, ap--408 Alberta Rd.; Pontiac Town g BIRMINGHAM, Ala. w—An ad-| primary is equivalent to- sca Pisce! Gs Cosh ste oe ‘postin India to his eee metipiy. Thats 5
plied for a marriage license yes- ship; and Thomas E. Winthrow Jr.,| vocate of racial segregation won in Alabama. / eee Ulin) Gl oa * feed rips dents Ahad STE =
terday. He said he has been mar- 1100 Nokomis St., Waterford Town- Kalamazoo Teenagers ° i place in the national Democrat-| Candidates Ipaning toward Ad-'" Detroit Monday on civil defense. Firet—a scientific coating ear
ried three times before and his ii cc party's highest councijs yester- qj Stevenson /for the presidential Top city and local civil defense DR. HENRY H. CRANE
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Bates, who is backed by Gov. | A, B.. (Happy) Chandler in a con-
tinuing feud with Clements: s * * .
Chandler will ‘name a successor —
to Barkley:to serve until the No-
vember election. But as the law
inow stands the November nomi-|
inee for the remaining four years
of Barkley’s term. will be. named
by the Democratic: State Commit- |
tee, controlled by Clements’ | ves»
forces, °
SPECIAL ELECTION |
At Frankfort yesterday, an as-' et
Many Fencblie ans ae that | the bowels be- Eisenhower passes the word, Coop-, { ise the eee te ope
prospective bride twice before. (ee Will Answer to City on es by rap eee James E. nomination yere the largest sin- ficials are scaatmee to testify: ‘er will take the second senatorial meders. medically -approved | in-
The couple met six months ago ® Parking Lot Smooching *: a int abama /party PUl- gle bloc among leaders in the race nomination which probably would gredient goes rigit to work— : ; : ] » 2 = ‘5 PineWorms quickly and easily.
pig Mrs. Blasingame was nurs- Gas Station Owner | ce / for Alabarna’s 32-member delega- Michael P. Balwan, staff director pelhisi eck thelasking Monore has ineWe ee ee
; j tion to the Democratic : National 0f the House Military Operations served in the Senate twice but
Gets Farm Allotment sents a Kal w—The 2,300 ae State Rep. Charles’ W. McKay Convention. The delegation, which Subcommittee, said yesterday the was defeated by ated by Barkley in 1954,
F ts at Kalamazooo’s Central Jr aythor of Alabama's nullifica- eight-member has been tak-, > will cAst 26 votes, will go to Chi- lg ™m group en ta
i 3- Vear. Old Gir | Safe n School don't take kindly to! tion resolution that~seeks to void . {ing testimony on proposed revisions dangerous, highiy contagious con-
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; | CUBA, Ala. —A service sta- feces description of a. a the US, saclpaed gpl 5 ae wd =e ° lof Federal Civil Defense Laws Soviet-India Link Made t a by — Dr. D. D. Jayne &
= t cotte near t school as a studen tion decrees over Li ‘ si an. 31. case cee
After Night i in Swamp °° Casters publicized last year Is|"pascion pit.” en and Roy D. /McCord in the! Folsom's smashing defeat ae Te Albert E. Cobo and Maj. | BOMBAY, India de ged|
jready to plant his 1956 crop. But! To soothe the kids’ ruffled feel-|race for Democratic national ftom | /fwo years after he won his s 'Gen. Clyde E. Dougherty Detroit rived acs Pena Odessa with 1, 700 JAYNE
NEW BALTIMORE @—A S-year- this time Joe B. Killian has a fed- ings, City Manager Clarence H mitteeman. ‘term ag governor in an over 4.4 Wayne County COD director,|tons of newsprint and 1,300 tons. Worm old girl who' wandered away from eral allotment. _\Elliott says he, with Police Chiet Unofficial retufns from 1.820 of whelming first primary victory pave urged the creation of a cabinet ad steel, inaugurating a direct Ir | for Prsa- s
home through a treacherous swamp a Sherwin Heyward and Edward E.|Alabama’s 2,805 boxes gave Mc- over six other candidates. post of civil defense. \dia-Russia shipping service. ons . was found safe last pight. Killian’s patch is beside his serv-|Hallady, traffic bureau director,|Kay 133,268 votes to 44,73) for a Se =
iO ice station. He planted it last year will meet with a committee of stu- Folsom and 24/528 for McCord.
Searchers. often waist deep 'n 14 attract tourists dents to discuss the parking of stu- 5
water waded three hours through! Killian wrote Secretary of Agri- dent cars in the lot |; Throughout ‘a campaign Gmc the bog land before they found
: S Be gri Teenager tempers flared after by btterness over ragial ques-
F Joan Stevens in a cemetery a mile “Uture Benson when agriculture . ee » rocer Raymond Skedgell com- tions, McKay said Folyom_ showed
from her home. She was found by °** nts ordered him to pay a $6 grocer Raymo g co
x week weakness ih defending Southern : two teenage boys who had f ea “ine for planting the 17-row patch plained te-commissioners last wee g salle EABQUARTERS
without a government permit. that students were using a public|traditions of separation of the
ahead of the search party. He paid’ the fine and left the|Parking lot for smooching in cars. races. He contended that Folsom
Eo: Hope had all but been given up [cotton in the patch for tourists to| The students got in their digs at a) hed aided the Nafional Assn. head — ==
for the child who walked off | pick. Much of the cotton was stil]/Commission meeting two nights the Advancemeny of Colored
ber elder story, Alle, and plowed under thi pei | Sea Ea UNFINISHED FURNITURE = ‘her older sisters, Alice 8, and |pereeed under this spring. es 2 9 racial barriers _ }
Jackie 5. Jane Sherman, representing the ie ae re eae ree) me an d H AND T 0 O
: ° - hi school, mmented on com- ister L etea re ear I S
The older girls,told their mother, Man Dies of Burns gle that students drove to Adm, John/Crommelin. An unoffi- : | Eleanore, 29, who c "e. A b © Caled: police DETROIT @ — Roy Johnson, 75, ‘school in cars rather than bicyc ing! ah count/of 1.827 boxes gave Ay
search party was organized .¢ Riverview died last night ot |or walking. 39.391 votes -and Crommelin 72
and the swamp combed burns. Johnson was burned over | “You don't erive horses and bug- is
The two féenagers found Joan 70 per cent of his body when algies any more,” she said, then! BOVKIN RE_ELECTED ~ walking in the cemetery, wet to rubbish fire blazed up. He had! added, ‘we teenagers are fighting | Rep. Frank Boykin won his ASI HAL I ‘T ILE
, the waist. thrown oily rags on the fire 1 tough battle Against prejudice.’ Eninaiioniin ° : = en s Coho sces tamatirell cei biseicirent! _ FACTORY FRESH — First Grade | Another student, Bruce Schrier, George G had bs Ant 5 “ : : B; ar rk le H a d Hear t A t ta C “k welall ‘owe rearas) very weal thas ie: naiihs Marat Dark Marbleized Colors Light Marbleized Colors Deluxe Marbleized Colors
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DETROIT W—A Detroit perer| Cae climax to a secret she and
pea eared trot learned that'the senator had kept so well for
Barkley suffered a heart at-ithree years.”
ot shortly before the 1952 elec-
tion and one of his physicians was (KEPT A SECRET
Dr. Paul Dudley White, famed ‘Today one of her closest friends
heart specialist who recently at-'revealed that the former vice
tended President Fisenhower. : _ president suffered a heart attack
The news story said of Barkley's nortiy before the 1953 election |
death: One of his physicians ‘was Dr
ot be Barkley, !t was the pau Dudley White of Boston, the!
_ famed heart specialist who tecent-|
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ITCH contagious and will \
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not stopped. its sole cause is the family that the seriousness of his!
itch-mite which is immune to ordi- condition be kept a secret. His}
nary treatment. EXSORA kills the hospitalization. both at Paducah, |
itch-mite elmost instantly. Only 3 Ky and at Bethesda Naval Hos-'
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o— The; $108,400 of the gross purse of $152.-The Florida Derby and Flamingo) the pre-race calcaiatiens at a As| irecoyered from the~ aiey 5 his
‘Stakes winner owned by Jack! jof now ‘Fabius’ running mate «is name will be dropped into the en-
. 2 2 Dudiey and Bonnie Heath, is-ex- pintor Lea, more highly regardeditry bax but Joney said a definite
Post time is 430 p.m. EST, Tele- [shad to g9 postward as the-ZT' ‘than the son of Citation ky trainer decision as to whether he'll start
“Lou ISVILLE, Ky.
He be. of 17 horses are expected. 5300.
aR to. he_ dropped: into the entry box
Wray “iste Pt Behind toliiorrow for the 82nd and richest
es = Sot ieee cee Someones oe Flag to Lea rently ha Ress oe | . | oes Hae fee ‘the men who'll tighten the saddle Victory of Calumet Farm's Fa. ‘Jimmy Jones, ~ Fabius, and)— ne olaeas ais zal catastde y has) = baad | ‘A tribute in story and song was paid to a legend .
ane aid 4 onnontY : : — ae girths on the finely tuned 3-yvear-/bius yesterday in the mile 6f the Pintor Lea, Buddy Raines (Count-| ' yesterday. ,
MEGVEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE 5 old colts. Derby Trial and the unexpected ermand) Syl Veitch (Career Boy) = This particular legend was born with the birth af
Cleveland et Wasiington, 700 pm —Gar : * * 8 strong showing of several horses and Head Mant and Harry Trotsek Fielding H. Yost, April 30, 1871, in the coal mining
Chanes us Belsieane per _ Prere With only a dissenting vote here behind him only tended to increase (Black Emperor) ére among the 8 {F > West Vir inia.
G0) vs. Perrarese (0-0) and there, the trainers-wenf mght the size of the field) Only once trainers naming Ntedles as the ‘community i) aipview, €s 8
apa kt pm-—Lary (02) down the Hie today in the selec- since Count Turf defeated 19 rivals horse to be headed in the testing Ten years ago, death claimed the man, but the
Kansas City at Boston 1 pm —Ditmar tion of the son of Ponder, the 199 in 1951 haa as many as 16 faced mile and one-quarter run. Only legend was: beyond burial. He died August 20, 1946.
TUES. SDAY'S “RESDLTS Derby winner, to take down the the starting barrier Sixteen were Colin (Sandy) MacLeod was of a
era ere major share of the $125,000 added in the field the day Determine won different opinion. He said he would Each year however, April 30th has grown to become
Leoorhad) by Gerry (1 eins) | purses. two years ago string along with Countermand ‘as important on the calendar for Michigan men as
THURSDAY'S ‘sCHeDeLE If all 17 parade to the post at oR And trom Hugh Fontaine, veter- ‘February 12th or February 22nd, two dates which honor Chicago at veteen 7 Churchill Downs as the bands play Asked to narne the horse to beat an trainer of Needles, _came *} ithe memory of two of America’ 8 greatest statesmen.
* Cleveland at Bali
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Yesterday at the Birmingham Community House,
members of the Birmingham Exchange Club honored “My Old Kentucky. Home’ be- after Fabius step the mile in am afraid of them all.”
fore the expected throng of some 1.36 3-5 and turn back the surpris-| *
Bening 100,000. the race will gross $167,400 ing ‘stretch challenge of Counter-| Fabius’ victory in the trial,| N ara LE AGUE
< Milwautee ; = oo iwith the winner earning a net of mand with Head Man third, the turned in under Willie Hartack’ 5)
| eee “$3 5 en = $123,300. Both figures surpass the trainers of the leading candidates! strong stretch ride, moved the Cal-| the man whose pronounciation of MEESHEGAN in his
Coctnnat! | Ss. Tecord 1955 totals when Swaps won| n} still strung along with Needles. lumet entry into the second spot in| West Virginia drawl got to become as famous as the
Puiledetphia 3 fom f |e Sge Ree ee football tradition he gave to its University. Chicago Eps ADAYs ‘sent out al ae ~~ . Honored guest at the testimonial luncheon was- on
wat) vs. Lawrence. Qo Mrs. Eunice Yost, the Nashville, Tennessee widow of’
Fielding Yost, who J. Fred Lawton, author of the
book “Hurry Up” Yost, calls the original “Sweet-
heart of Sigma Chi.”
“all the fine words said of him at this luncheon
touches my heart with additional happiness,” said Mrs.
Yost. : 1-30 pm Werth)
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Qniy games schedulea —
TUESDAY'S RESULTS i
New York 2.
Cincinnati ‘3.
Pittsburgh 4, 8t ‘Louis 2
Milwaukee ¢ Philadelphia 4
URSDAY'S SCHEDULE
Pittsburgh af Cincinnati, 1 0 pm
New York at Milwaukee. 9 pm”
Brooklyn at St. Liculs, 8 pm
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (#—-A) RECORD TRY — Here's Hudson Ray on the
group of leading amature golfers! way to setting a new Wisner field high ae
has taken a full swing at oe mark. The 6-5 PHS star cleared the bar at 6
Records Tumble in Chiefs’ Victory Golf Assn's anti-gambiing crusade.
almost ‘perfect recerd of wins. Chicago 1
Brooklyn 1
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Telegrams and messages were received at the
jluncheon from all over the country lauding the great
_jfigure, the memory of whom was being honored by the
Birmingham group.
A wire from one of Yost’s students was that of
George M. Humphrey, Secretary of the Treasury, ,
who wrote, “please let me join in vour tribute on
his 10th Anniversary Memorial because my fondest
memories are those associated with Fielding Yost at
Ann Arbor.
Other messages were received from alumni clubs
WINNER ~ — Tiifirig in his best time in any dual meet, or other
meet, Freeman Watkins (above) yesterday won the 100-yard dash in Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit and from prominent : ad zs 4 a 3
4 . |
feet 1% inches on this effort to chalk up the new |
figure during a Pontiac-Flint Northern dual meet in 10.1 seconds from Funt Northern's John Dennis, in the closely ifigures throughout the nation.
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yesterday afternoon. Chiefs swept this event. | bunched pack behind the flying Watkins, The PHS athlete was run- * * *
ning a a heavily bandaged left thigh. . Wally Weber, the assistant football) coach at Michi-
gan who “athleticates” Webster's dictionary to fit the
'sports-story he tells, was in rare form.
He recalled his playing days under Yost in
925-26, “but the only thing I did best was to blow
‘ the deflated football,” he said jestingly.
“After all, there was no need for a fullback with.
The golfers — 240 of them—_
signed a resolution with action
or Calcutta betting ae at tourn-
aments.
-Hayes sef a new pole vault, and By H. GUY MOATS On the was
} William C. Campbell, captain of
the 1955 U. S. Walker Cup team : Pontiac's all-winning prep track
who described it as a “concerted-team ran into some unexpected , taking five firsts and a good
smattering of seconds and thirds.
Chiefs collected eight wins and a | John Sharpe hit
field record for the 10-yard high 325 in the 440
sticks at 144, one of the best prep Besides Jones’ two records, oth- He has failed onl¥ once to take Bennie Friedman passing to Bennie Oosterbaan all
beth high and lows, and a mis- through the game,” he laughed. hap deprited him of that one.
He has wen every bread jump |
test this year, improving all the |
time.
PHS: swept the high jump with
Ray, Alex Barge, second, and sur-
prisingly, hurdler Jimmy Taylor
in the 3rd spot.
Freeman- Watkins followed up
his fine showing at Mansfield in tg
the century, with his vest effort,
a 10.1 seconds victory over speedy
John Dennis of Northern
Probably the finest effort of the
_ day, outside the record setting,
was Charles Spann's great recov- -
ery of lost ground on the 3rd leg.
of the medley relay. A messed-up!
‘baton exchange left Spanre15 yards
‘back of Arden Relaford of North-|
ern. The big fellow dug in and|
{more than made it up by the final:
‘transfer. However, Chiefs’ anchor
‘man couldn't hold Harringten,-
a tight finish
' ‘Tuesday's dual test was a fine
tuneup for Friday's big Saginaw
| Valley meet at Arthur Hill's
field, Saginaw. Pontiac ts de-
. fending champion and meet fa-
| vorite. x * *k *
Actually, the 40 years of athjetics under Yost at the
‘University of Michigan, going back to the ‘“‘point-a-
minute” teams from 1901 through 1905, up to his re-
tirement as athletic director in 1941, were more fruitful
than any in inter-collegiate athle.ics.
-DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX
Wally Weber says that the switch of Ron Kramer
wingback is not-going to be a fixed position next
season for the East Detroit star. ‘We'll use him in the
backfield, but he'll be back at end quite often,” Wallv
said. Defensively, Wally sees Ron operating at right half.
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Bill Tuttle of the Detroit Tigers is a very under- ,
rated ball player. That's the opinion of other major .
leaguers according to a poll taken by a sports maga-
zine. The poll rated Don Newcombe, Dodger hurler _ |
and Jim Piersall, Red Sox outfielder, as the most . |
overrated players. |
Hank Bauer of the Yankees and Wally Post of Cin-
1s cinnati were also among the most underrated players:
Marbles Tourney Begins The
ment
tiac Press and the Parks and Rec- condi leased details of th oe cocents.. pine 8 Sow ‘marks in the country this season. ers were hung up in the mile by
| eecon pacts ed x oor ao on to its 16th con~ -ré places. ‘The low hurdles (150 yards, 17.5 Perry Williams ‘4 42.5); and Hud- Campbee! said the rescultion had. ve victory. Once more Chiefs’ most consist- seconds) and broad jump (22 feet son (Goose) Ray in the high jump
been circulated by mail and by _ Wally Schloerke's young athletes ent point maker led the way. 6) were his other firsts. The jump Ray topped 6 feet 1%
request of the players. The signa-, ‘got going’in the latter part of the Hayes Jones won three events Was also a Wisner Field record. The fleet Jones had it his own
tures were listed alphabetically in on meet here with Flint North- iand ran a fast-leg on the winning’ Six new marks were established. way in the hurdies. He was off
. and compiled a 62-47 victory. pris ago relay team. His 16 point Two were set by Vikings when Bill fast and skimmed the barriers order to avoid emphasizing the &™
position of any indivduals. | Vikings offered real opposition, ‘total was a big belp._ ‘Collins topped nN feet Ss i in _the in perfect form te continue an
Flimination Tournament
-[s Suggested by Norris, js NEW YORK \—Boxing Promo | land middleweight Sugar Ray Rob-
ter James D. Norris says he does inson
not have exclusive contracts with and voluntary” effort to better strength, Tuesday afternoon, but
ae SE aS,
He ‘said he had an exclusive with Heit me ge a
the six leading contenders for the|heavyweight champion Rocky) { rots : ee FS 35 j ps
vacant heavyweight title but igdi-!Marciano but that expired just be-|- '--- = 7 1 ! : ‘ 1 "446
cated he would like to have them fore Rocky's successful title de-|
e * * fense against, lght-heavyweight
Testifying in Federal Court yes.) King Archie Moore last Septem-,
terday, the tall, husky president’ ‘ber. The undeteated Brockton
of both the Internationa Boxing |Bomber abdicated his throne last
oes and Madison Square Garden| week
Corp., said he did have exclusive, Norris suggested in court that
The schools where local tourna-
ments will be held and their re-
spective directors are as follows: ij
9h annual Marbles Tourna-
co-sponsored by The Pon- Summary contracts with three ‘champions, the six leading contenders battle
featherweight Sandy Saddler, it out in an elimination tourna. ond Jenn Dennis ke ard. Beige ie) reation Department, begins this Jefferson. and Whittier Don
Time 103 seconds week at 16 elementary and junior Bowen; Bagley and Whitfleld, .E1- semrcee Wallace (Bud) Smith,|ment for the right to. succeed
{Marciano. Then, during a brief re- eae ddim Moore, 3rd ste Gee high -schools throughout the-city. don Johnson; Crofoot And Webster.
: = he told reporters he consid- eeiie cane ees go meree) iia, - ‘° Mibs shooters from all sections Barbara Heflin; Bethune, ~ John
lered the top six contenders to be and, Gene Creial Ps: ar@, Russell Ni of Pontiac start firing into the Harris: Longfellow and McCarroll,
In lan e ers |Moore, San Diego. Calit.; Hurri- \ 440-yard dacb=Wonl Breen Stace circlé in a attempt to win school Ralph Grubb: Malkim, Patricia
jcane Tommy Jackson, New York; Robinene Ppt Bherter VP) ora Chas honors and earn the Nght;to com- Kohthaas: McConnell. Perry 'Floyd Patterson, Brooklyn; John- Den We Aer Peeien by IE * per for the city title at Crofoot Ninot‘i: Owen, Mildred Hutchin-
Win Close One ee Sse ot ee ‘Pi ind. seat ~ playground on. Saturday. May. 12. son: Willis an@ Wisner. Wike Fior- y
sour 1! me 75 seconds a) ¥ . ae ae ma i
Haipeots eae Se onthe i acim maces ete, Oa onl Prseiee Pee Baker and Holman clash in aa SU) pe Won.by Bill Douglas girls under 12 years of age, and All boy mere
PHS’ _ Takes Doubles, rounder at Miami. Beach May 9 (Pr, 2nd. Dantzler \N). 3rd. Rod Treats jmior. for youngsters from 12 to ys and girls who wishy’'to
in an IBC co-promotion. The bout Pog me ee cinime NY, td 2 "aa gs T Le participate in the Marbles Vour-
One Singles Match at ‘wilt be broadcast and telecast Ipiace. tie, Beattie (Pi. Patrick’ NI years ; ; nament should contact the above
“Murphy Park coast to coast Boge, tet g's, eldacrcord:) yg ach of the 16 tournament | named directors at their local Asked by Judge Sylvester ‘Ryan osteo ie (P) Height 6 sites will run off local competi- schools: for further information
if he had considered attempting to - \ < . Potitiae Press Photes|.Bfoad Jump—Won by Jones ‘P), 2nd, tion to determine the school win. | or call the Parks and Recrea-
Aywery mwoch improved Tor = get exclusives with the top con- r . Doveless VF Releford iN). Dis-| ner, All finalists will ble | tion Department At FE4eral High tennis team gave Flint Nogri lied FOLLOW ‘THE LEADER — In this case the of his victory is shown by the two athletes 5 yards tence aiaies 6 field Ser al Ree | ntl Cralectliot vie terlicharaplen 1|(5- 7130"
Central a hard battle, at Murphy tenders, orris rep xe 1 havel leader is.Hayes Jones, star PHS hurdler afi. back. At right is Jim Moore, Northern, who was ford iN), 3rd, Mike Hardiman (Pi. Dis- shi beuers.! The! Postiac! Pree) 1a. A
Park here Tuesday,.but missed on I would haze toy aay ' ave | jumper, shown as he topped the final low hurdle 2nd. Pontiac won the dual meet with Vikings ““gg9 ante ae by Ponilae (Watkins. a vard ‘ les to the ch rs ei ea migeet Bee ser wos
ingles tests to! Deen Considering it. y pes cael a Cue the Sar test in ee eo Ease 62-47. Jon ery proper opena le sume. as vce ca ore of ope eet (fl Meee pest Bagley. ee four of ie aie eires -the back of my mind. ‘ een ) relay -Won by Northern (Price pion and runner: up in each |John Taylor of Fastern took the
anes ave ae i h 4 The government has charged — a - Polelorgs bows: Harrington) Tims vision. . 1955 junior grown. ~~
indquist’s iefs ammere Norri¢, his’ partner Arthur M as oy ee ~~ nue
out wins in the two doubles mat- Wirtz the. International Boxing,
ches, but on]y Bill Bonner came
through in singles. Bill defeated
Jim Jesik 46, 60, 60. making
his service pay off. Dave Scriven,
John Doerr defeated. John Howe
and Spence Rutherford 6-2, 6-2:
Dick Mallory, Fred Roeser de
feated Biil Hart and aise Ar-
rand 6-2, 6-3
Other resu'ts
Dick Miller def Clubs of Illinois and New York,
and Madison Square Scarden. Corp
;with monopolizing the promotion,
of championship fights in the Unit-}
ied States between 1949 and 1953 in olf Rule wed and that it. didn't
casional painful penal-
ties when a perfect 59-foot shot hit Mixed Views Given on Ne NEW YORK |4 — When Henry Dey adds that leaving the pin in flag rem(
Cotton returns to England afterthe hole is a privilege of doubtful’ e)jminate
violation of the anti-trust law. The)his brief fling at American golf value Because when a putt bangs
government contends that. part of/tournaments, he likely will start/against it, there's just as. much
the alleged monopoly was ac: ‘shilling for an American rule that chance that the hall will glance the stick But the other results,/
quired through contracts for the has aroused some heated discus- away as that it will drop into the § apparently not anticipated when,
Ted Wiersema (P) exclusive services of champions gions here cup the rule was made. still are being
Ar rae mcueae Riese ae | nv leading contenders That is the US) Golf Assn a oe ¢ debated ns
Thomas -(P) 6-3 .@-1 5 Bearice! = Se ruling which eliminated most of To the weekend golfer. wha Ww ‘Pi 1-8 =a eon rt eos H B ‘the penalties for hitting the flag- probably newer has teat the
Jim anes ags stick with the ball and which, in tire rule book it mas Seon very y TWO Crane Tang
— ee Going IE ] t E d, -effect, permits the players to tise lunimportant. But its accmel: that
ag es O n the stick as backstop on putts the dubs #1] copy the pros and
* * * leave the flag in place: éven on
Open. Golf Loop After a couple of tournaments im 2-foot putts Score Victories i
Last fall when the Klingler Golf this country, Cotton has become. Briefly, here's how the rules; Cranbrook's track squad rolled
HOUSTON (h—Joey Brown, a| League cloded its season, Jim an enthusiastic supporter of the|were changed. In medal play the-over Romeo yesterday; 7123 to
yf underdog seeking a rematch|Hanes wound it up properly with change. Most of the touring pros|two-stroke penalty for striking an 371-3, for its 5th triushph in six
lor the title, says he will try for|a two-under par eagle on the final like it, too, but a lot of oldtimers|wnattended flagstick with a shot/meets. The Cranes won 10 out of
a knockout against world’s light-|hole. maintain that it isn’t golf. jfrom less than 60 feet was elimi-/13 events.
weight champion Wallace (Bud) So what does he do when the| Fred Corcoran, former PGA) ‘nated. At all times, the player,
_ Smith in their scheduled 10-round/loop began its 1956 round of play tournament manager, argues that, Making the shot is the only one |
non-title boxing match pone recently? . levery course.and tournament now | Who can say whether the flag shall |
z | That's right—he carded another should have two records—one for be: attended or removed
‘ & crowd a shoe ey is ex- eagle on the first hole of the new players who putt with the stick-in. _ * © « ¢
pected for the Sam Houston Coli-| season. the hole. the other for those who When the flag is attended ie -
seum: match that will be televised’ One of the area's better golfers, remove it when a plaver or caddie.is holding
' nationally (9 p. B EST) Hanes hagged his closirig eagle e © ¢. it of standing near enough to fe--
_. - ‘at Pontiac Country Club, his "3%: But USGA President Dick Tufts. move if from the cup) the: penal ;
Brown. a 79-yearcid New Or- beginning one at: Bald: Mountain. who fathered the new rule, and ties in medal and match play still Cranbrook downed Birmingham
leans Negro who calls himself the; |Both are par 5 holes, and each Executive Director Joe Dey insist stand. in temnis. 41 as Jerry Dobson,
~ man nobody wants to fight, says was played in three strokes. the benefits have been more than’ No. one argues that this didn‘t!Bob Kline and ‘Dave Dine peated ton ‘right), author of ther |Romeo's Larry Fowler was the |
meet's high individual scorer |
with 15 points on victories in|
“both hurdles and the broad jump.
Herb Stanton of the Cranes won |
the 100 and 220 and ‘tied for 2nd
in the high jump to score 1113
points,
» Pentiag Preasy Prote
luncheon held yesterday at the Birmingham Com.
‘ munity lub. Looking on is Wally Weber (left),
assistant football coach at-the University of Mich. rg
THIS IS “HURRY UP” TALK — J. Fred Lav-
book “Hurry Up” Yost,
a knockout, particularly by the| Jim Has also collected two: holes-anticipated, both in. time-saving end some time-wasting arguments singles Victories. | Birmingham's . _furns the pages of the biographical publication
-\ - aath- round: shoyld force Smith! in-one Che links peavetes He is|and = the conifition of puttirig in match play, where the qid.rile,yictory in the Ist doubles match for Mrs finice Yost. widovt pf Michigan's im- igan.. who played for Yost.in 1925-28. The luncheon ~
a | to accept a remftch for the title. a : Sivan Lake resident, levee jallowed ¢ither player to have the prevented a shutovit, ; mortal Fielding H. Yost, at’ oe testimonial was held by the Birthingham Exchange Club. ; ee . i
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| WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 2, 1956." y _s ee TWENTYNINE To
Pit ting Q.2 [LETS co SKATING! ROLLADIUM—MICHICAN'S ord AND FINEST
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~- Homer | Hurlers Get
~ Shelled by NY. NIGHT seco wanaaeay 3 proven: SUNDAY
7:45 P.M. TO 11 P. iF Skipper Golfers Win 6th | ~ WEDNESDAY NIGHT SESSION «Paced by John Wettlaufer’s 15, Wettlaufer took medalist hon- |] ]. SPECIALLY FOR BEGINNERS! the Waterford High School golf or with his round and teammate
team downed Walled Lake Tues- Dale Wheeler was right behind
=f 5 ; 2 day afternoon, 311-324, in a dual with 76. Jack Reynolds fired 78 : if > Club. It was Waterford’s ath _Win and Cleland Charboneau had 81. / ORGAN MUSIC
| Ing ald in nine starts. | Norman Dierkes led Walled Lake | Tom Montgomery . . . Talented Organist (plays for WWJ-TV)
\ 78. Plays Wednesday, Thursday. Saturday and
lary to Face Kucks 3 Drills for Mets Milford's golf squad won its 6th — : - base. match in 10 attempts with a 279-287 Friendly Clean Atmosphere in Second Game of Mets Class D City League base-; margin over Bloomfield Hills in a
Eastern Trip * ‘ball club will hold three practice, |six-man team affair at H T pp ighland 2 isessions this week. starting tonight.’ Golf Club. The losers’ Bud Badger ROLLADIUM SKA ING RINK betshasis ves es an 5 ee was medalist with 38 while Fred. ; lay, including Friday and Satur , Z ‘ : lay. All dri obs rca Com n was low for Milford “en 4475 W. Huron St. FE 5-3677 |- ,Columbia-Joslyn north diamond, | ____. ee : eee eons ara ay | Class D players are invited, For :
‘further information contact Ray
iNewton at FE.5-1023. : i
At the moment the homers are
Twesd. on the minus side and the Tigers . : : ‘ Pachric. Cc coast are suffering. : : - fen Francisco 6 i Ballywood 2 ary} rings) NEW YORK wW — Ever since
Frank Lary beat out an inside-|
the-park homer on opening day, |
home runs have played an im-
portant part in the 1956 fortunes
of the Detroit Tigers.
~
It wa: mighty to win the FABIUS WINS DERBY TRIAL a _Calumet’s terday. Running fourth is Black Emperor (7). A ‘genie “¢ oom : first paias with nice ta win the Farms Derby hopeful Fabius finishes. ahead of list of 17 horses is ie aes for the classic which | Red oat eel Sens _ . day on Bill Tuttle's 10th inning Countermaid (2) and Head Man (hidden) in the “ . runs Saturday. 2 . poste . s Omaha Eu wt innings)
blast into the. seats. Then. the Derby. Trials at Louisville’ 8 ) Chure bill Downs yes- es SEER a ‘Wiehita, wt tide suddenly switched. ——- a Sg mS if
The Indians pounded Tiger hur!- /
ers for five circuit blows in winning 2
the nightcap and Mickey Mantle
of the New York Yankees remind-
ed the Detroiters yesterday that a
change of scenery doesn't always
mean a change of fortune : By THE, ASSOCIATED PRESS = Or lies pulled out an U-inning, 3-2,;home. Bil Zuverink, whe pitched moved-along- to thied, then aed
Mantle laced one of Steve Gro- if only Dalatron the electric victory over the Chicago ad the: tast “1 two innings, was the win- on Chic 0 Carrasquel’ s sac rifice |
mek’s first inning offerings into brain could talk, maybe it would) Sox: the Indians turned back t Tad = py. :
the right field seats at Yankee have some explanation as to why! Washington ‘Senators, 3-2, on a run es s «
Stadium and the American League the Detroit Tigers are in seventh in the ninth, and the Kansas 0 a
The A's had to overcome .a two-|
Indians’ triumph was a rum Red Son lead to gain Ue vic- Buy One Item—. Red Sox, | as - A, 0s }- champions went on to an easy 9-2 Place in the American League fo- A’s edged the Boston \combination of the effort of Early tory for Lou Kretlow. They scored | pas = triumph over the Tigers. ‘day, just half a game out of the The National League also. oes |Wynn, who hung up victory No. 3 (once in the sixth and twice more, A BIG MONEY - SAVER! | Get Second for - Hank Bauer made if seven D#Sement. new leader — the Milwaukee |oy.” g seven-hitter,. andAl-Smith/ffi the eighth. Jim Finigan scored | : . all, picked Braves, They inched past both the) b Snifth col-|th i b . heme runs games for the Dalatron, you may rec > jclub ing. In the ninth, Smit the winning run on a squeeze bunt)
opposition ao it cao afl Dukes ie Tigers to win the pemnant and | st. Louis Cardinals and the Brook- jlected his third hit, a pas Joe DeMaestri. M: in the ixth. “ifs” about it. Most of the ex-||yn Dodgers by virtue of a 6-4 see Ys ae
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one of the Tigers’ worst games. * . : 2 *'‘e
They committed two costly errors, actually, the reasons for the Ti-- The upstart Pittsburgh Pirates
had @ runner thrown out at home gers’ failings are apparent*enough.;knocked the Cards out of first-|
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Mariowe 1 Maas 1. Povtak a) 6 mara of MSU connected for the . ‘Tennis : ag oti ed eee eeel ce ane . [ ond GET THIS Mth), Marlowe tint. ware 2 ayers. /2 only extra-base hits of the game, Kalamazoo 7 Adrian 0 Le ae i) SAAD oes) Soest: . ‘ako in 2 Re. Ek.Gromek Te, Mar. both coable Hillsdale § Albion 2 W. MéNaliey, OF *-7741 (Helly) MElrese 7-2451 : liwe 0-0, Maas 2-2) Poytak 0-0 Pora * * : il Hl = : : 22 W—Pord 13-0) LGromek (1-2 ; 5 | PAIR OF ‘COOL U Rice, eerie McKinley, Piaherty Ron Perranoski. who went fo the Michigan 16) Devt sit 4's T—2 1H
‘mound, in the 4th inning, chalked ~ ise rs a oe ; | CUSHIONS ‘up the victory and Al Loose was : : :
for Tartars Win in Breeze charged with the loss ~ 2 v4 .
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rets of Better Golf By Patty Berg.
x 8 (14th of s ’ Series)
The chip shot is executed pri-'deliberation. it should -be a firm
manzily by the hands and wrists,|and controlled action with no flippi-:
very little body movement.|ness to = stroke.
‘On at backswing, the club is,
taken back ‘not quite waist high.
The initial movement back is |
made by the hands and wrists, |
Scenes < a is short,
‘there often is -a tendency to
| pick up the club, To avoid this
‘ fault, make a deliberate point
the address. Your weight does of keeping the club. low toe the
not shift, and the club is kept ground on your first action back.
low to the ground in the first | * * *
action df the swing. Also, I have the feeling that my
As the club reaches the top of Tight elbow more or less mdes my
the backswing, your hands will be bel hip. throughout fae ' 2
Vv ist high. Your. keeping your arm in th ap ito’
eae slightly Soe right you will be able to bring the club
foot as the club reaches the top back correctly.
of the swing. However, this is (Copyright 1958)
hardly noticeable except for a
little bend of the left khee in)
toward the right. Both feet re-
main on the ground as at the
address. |
The hands and wrists have com-,
plete control of the club and the,
head and eyes remain down over - a
_The. motion. ‘of taking the cu ee Ae
Waterford Township
Junior Chamber
of Commerce ena a enema em ee co ome
I
|hack tor a chip shot is one. of)
5 i
THE PONTIAC PRESS. “WEDYESDAY, MAY’, “1956 |
ree Schools Hit pes Porter ‘Ordered to Court: NEW. YORK @ — J..W. Porter, New York for ite first seasce
23-year-old Detroit Tiger Revenge series with the Yankees.
‘has ‘been ordered to appear Complainant J Me-
peak today to answer a Wasageinod ‘Kinney, ‘<a aa
Severe Penalty.
Plus Probation Kansas and Mississippi
College Slapped After
Council Investigation |
NEW ORLEANS (‘#—The Nation- |
‘al Collegiate Athletic Assn.'s coun. |
cil was expected to hand down
some >f its severest penalties to-|
‘flay as it dealt with schools that}
ve violated rules. during the
st year |
e 18 man policy - directing
p placed three schools—Texas
A M. Mississippi College and thet
IMiversity of Kansas—on proba-
sterday. Only Texas A&M
ived penalties besides the pro-
jon, |
* * *@
The Southwest Conference mili-’ Texas ASM Gets
| Meeting May 7—7 P.M
Jack Decker’ Cafeteria _
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GENE'S {3 j WALLPAPER All probations were effective im-|
for a chip shot, the hands are ‘14, 1957, the same date its proba- crown. |
not quite waist high. Notice there tionary period in the Southwést|
Conference ends.
The council's action followed a) a teen oeen meneame
Michigan State will meet Indi- report from the Committee on In-
ana, Purdue, Wisconsin and Kan- fractions, headed by A. D. Kir- sas State in home football games a of the University of Ken-
tucky.
¢ «- 8
Clarence P. Houston of Tufts’
the institution's mem-|
* > |
The Texas ARM violations oc-!
in its, football program. |
‘infractions were connected with!
basketbal!. said\ Walter Byers,
NCAA executive aap!
* * *
Tn its resolution the NCAA coun-
cil said Texas A&M was found
guilty during April 4955 of offer-|
pective— stu-
aid in ex
iy thts as-| dent athletes ‘“financ
cess of that permitted
letic Conference."
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that a Kansas staff mem
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All except Texas A&Ms‘cyfrently hitting at an ‘anemic
last for one year. The Texas school glip, yet the Skippers are making’
r| - At the top of the backswing was placed on probation until May/a strong bid for the Inter-Lakes &@d a walk turned the trick,
eal
Before fi
ithat some day,
x y
RAINY DAY cuope/- — With
| rainy days which have’ forced numerous cancel-
lations, the locker reom “chore in many of: the
Major League clubhouses have been taken up by
‘tary school was barred from en-: -@utographing baseballs. Getting introduced to the
——— Sa a a
lbs BILL CORNWELL
Waterford High School's team -is
168
What's the reason” Pitching
The late Connie Mack's theory
that pitching was 75 per cent of |
the game continued to assert it-
self Tuesday as the Skippers won
their 3rd straight I-L decision via |
the shutow, route, Waterford |
blanked Southfield - yesterday, |
University, president of the NCAA| 7°.
and chairman of the council, said)
iwhen a school is
athletic program is
close inspection and scrutiny.’
““Any malpractice during the and silenced the Jays with only dale iced the decision with three
probationary period will seriously one hit, a triple by Kopec in the runs, in the Ist stanza off Chuck Gillis, who has been alter-
on probation itS nating with-Jerry Kruskie in the League game at Ferndale. “subject | tO art of tossing goose-eggs at the op- marked the Ist time the
‘position: took his turn yesterday
4th inning
League whitewashings over
\Walled Lake ‘and Berkley pre-
jceded the Southfield triumph and
\six scoreless inning hurled by Krus-
tkie against Birmingham now
imakes it 27 consecutive frames in
|which the opponent has failed to
cross the plate. |
As they did against Berkley
Monday, the Skippers urerers up
_To Run Saturday
“a Landy’s Race Teleyieedl |
LOS ANGELES on John
Landy of Australia figures if he mile in 3 minutes 50 seconds.
runs: slower at the start and faster
visit in ‘“‘at least one ifistande. “lat the finish he can’ lower his.1954 at Turku, Finland, he ran the
world record timne of 3 minutes
.58 seconds...
ne ee man in the
er to crack the 4-minute
er believes there are runners
‘today capable under optimum eon
ditigns of clipping four or five sec
onds from his record. And he feels
\
Nir club singer. Vs ves September
Porter was seized yesterday and that \he is the father of a
an eo arrived in child she expects in June. °
7 Doubles Pair
Still In Lead’ Ds gine, Pagieony! —_ =
Inkster Combinciton Is hy married only @ few months
Short of Leaders in Porter is married and has a sgn
ABC Tournament born last August.
6
come and bowlers go but Bill Lil- 16 Pr ep Nines
lard and Stan Gifford of Chicago!
continue to sit atop the doubles di- s
vision of the American Bowting| (1) Invitational Congress Tournament.
Birmingham Listed as
out bail after Frank B. Contway,
traveling secretary for the Ti-
gers, promised that Porter would
appear in paternity court today. —
ROCHESTER, N.Y. —Bowlers|
if »
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pen and ink a is Don Drysdale, 19 year old |
rookie of the Dodgers with piteher Clem Labineé+
(eft) and outfielder Carl Furillo giving the: |
‘Jessen. Lillard and Gifford rolled inte
the top spot with 1,331 back on
March 25, whén Lillard also took | :
the lead in, the all-events with _ Alternate for Annual 2,018, Battle Creék Meet
So tar no one has dominated any
ot oan division as long as the Chicago BATTLE CREEK — Battle
pate. in the marathon tourney which Creek Central and Coldwater High
began March 3 and ends May 20. | Schools; defending champions in
Frank Pollock and Len Griffin'their respective classes, head a
of Inkster, Mich., rolled the high | list of 16 entries in the eighth
‘score an 8-4 verdict over Walled!
Lake in a- night game Tuesday at
world a
mile
also under perfect- Shutout Hurling Sparks Skinners yesterday’s win over Southfield ist win of the season with an 8-3
with two runs in the Ist inming. decision over Oak Park at Vaughn
A double by Ron Kind, singles (Schoo! field. Jim Jones sparked ‘
by John Woodman and Kruskie, ithe” winners with a home run and
\single to drive in three . runs.
‘Dave Vhay and Ken New berry |
hurled for Bloomfield with New-
berry receiving credit for the
win. Berkley banged out nine hits to
(Class A South Atlantic pana!
Creek Invitational
High School baseball tournament.
Arrangements for the single
elimination tournament were an-
Tigers’ Farm Teom Team ~ remreny Championship finals will be Receives 2 Players Reis ese ae maar eae
CHARLESTON, W. Va. (The! the winners taking home the
Charleston Senators of the Ameri- mythical state high sthool titles.
can Association have sent Harry! Competing in Class) A will be
‘Coe, 23-year-old lefthanded pitcher,’ Holland, K alam azjo'o Central,
to the parent Detroit Tigers’ farm. Lansing Sexton, Lipcoln = Park,
‘Niles and Battle Creek.
teagy at’ Augusta. Ga. in the/ The winner and runnerup in an
sitningiton tourney at] Hamtramck
1 ,295 on Pollock’s 616 and Griffin's
619.
Berkley. The Bears sewed up the
decision with a five-run, five-hit
|outburst in the Ist inning off Dick
‘Gotham. Senko went the distance
on the mound for Berkley.
Morey pitched a three-hit shut-
‘out as Ferndale defeated Birming-
ham, 4-0, in an Eastern Michigan
It;
Maples
had been blanked since 1953, Ferrf-
Larry |
Milford. " |
Lake Orion nipped Oxford, 3-2,
in a well-played game st Ox-
ford, Orion’s Chuck Melchert
and Don Atwood of Oxford waged
a mound duel and Melchert
struck out 12 batters. The Wild-
cats outhit the Dragons, § to 4, |
but two runs in the 6th frame
handed Lake Orion the victory.
Bloomfel id A) chalked up its ®
conditions, a runner may go sl
When Landy set the record in’
first half mile in 1:58.7 which he,
now considers too fast a start for
speedy finish.
says his showing Satur Landy
day in the nationally televised
rave (to be blacked out locally)
will be largely dependent on how
well he becomes acclimated be
tween now, and then. _
PILE UP
AT THE PLATE —
‘ eatcher Walt Streuli out at the plate’in the third inmng of the game | May 12 will round ot the entry
list. Competing will be Ham-
tramck, Detroit Cathplic Central.
Ferndale and either Highland Park
or Wayne.
Birmingham and Jackson are
alternates in that order’ in the
event other teams are needed te
| complete an eight-team slate.
Four Class A teams will compete
‘in two brackets at Battle Creek
|May 25-26.
| Class B entrants are Coldwater
‘Battle Creek Lakeview, Detroit
‘Lutheran, Grand Rapids Goodwin.
Hastings and Melvindale and two
imore teams to be decided at an
‘elimination tournament in ew
May 12.
One MSU Wrestler
> Remains in Trials : | HOLLYWOOD, Calif “P—Ken
|sity was eliminated last night in
the 4th round of the Olympic
wrestling team tryouts. He was de.
cisioned by Brad Glass of the
Navy team.
| Dale Thomas, a schoolmate of
, Maidlow’s, drew a bye. Both were
| wrestling unattached .
| In 3rd round matches Maidlow descisioned Gray Kurdelmeier of
‘Iowa University and Thomas dp-
cisioned Dan McNair of ai
Winkie: Skating Champ ie ' John Rice calls Tige Will pute MSH Vmpire John Rice calls Tiger Olympic Fund $3
against the Yankees vesterday yn New York Yankee backstop sey "AS SING P—
Yog: Berra blocks home plate gnd puts the ball on Streuli after EAST LANSING #—An ice show
taking a perfect peg from ce: ris fielder Mickeys Mantle. New York followed by three-and-a half hour faking ac} PER SR . telethon will he staged at Mich- won, 92 i F Se a : 5 igan State University Saturday
night to help raise: funds to send
MEN‘’S WORK
CAPS 49° the U. S. team to the’Olympics
The MSU student government,
sponsoring the affair.
for a goal of $30.000
Lshow. It will be followed by a
,Personalties from the sports yf
entertainment worlds.
Isaac eon Thinclads /
Outrun Lincoln Squad
Isaac Crary Junior High Schoo! &
track team scored a 47-30/ victory
over Lincolh Junior High yester-
day on the Waterford High cinders.
It was the 2nd win of/the season
for Crary, which downed Eastern
last week ‘to post its 1st triumph
‘over a Pontiac schgol
Men's Denim
Jackets *3% Santorized S—M—L
Mike Ewer paced the Crarv
thinclads with 11% points. Ewer
won the broad jump and 100-yard
dash and anghored ‘the. winning
440 relay teayh The winners took
seven Ist places
Se
| Tavern Softball Practice
* The “Louie's Tavern softball
team. /last year’s Class C city
leagué champion. will hold a
-pragtice session Tharsday at the
‘Bagley School diamond. ‘Starting.
tine is 5 p.m.
All Sizes | ALBERT WHISNANTis anbld hand at tuna fishing Pee rok Men's SLACKS. . . who recently broke the Cat Cay Tournament record RAINCOATS Denim Kiwanis Day i with a whopping 746-pounder. For him—for men fnnetey $998 Mei 5 99/ y ——= _ ; |f , among Se Walker makes a whiskey among Siren 4-16 - f 2 = . : i. hiakios Santorized : At M-59 Speedway
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C. PRESS. WEDNESDAY: MAY. 2 1956 THIRTY-ONE
Court Ruling o on Waterway 1
= court costs, in addition to ‘the $310
; Little K aw Breakers Aid in fines. Justices also sen e Known N F Ne ‘ violators to 10 dayg in jail.
: ature Pacts’ -}Sfate-Library Fund | scocccgecamen : a . DEMIS-OLSEN AMYETS
| ‘The c are changes to sik LANSING - The Stat eLibrary|cuurebe 11 39 5 $8 58
Called Significant Action: | [etccrnoae nat) mnt ieee fy bee dn light and the lizard’s!a result of conservation law con- Dobeki's | $1 48 Resi’ 30 68
victions reported during the last}" 3. Payne 166—<83. .
LANSING m—A recent court “very important” by Atty. Gen AM the larger varieties of ans oe : at eee
decision bearing on public hosting Thomas M. i Kavanagh. “Whales, only the sperm it money from fines for con- Pis. ".
‘ind fahing rights oe etand ‘weters as cate tgesieed ive Peanane oe ne em es form. Bl cerv ee ier wilaters pee te Ee % Marne, at he expected \ Teaching Isle County residents, Heary M. library fund, v2 ‘significance, Dory tyw conservation) . a Neemi Lucy whe barricaded j oe sat large cnsngh to ‘ The 31 persons convicted last /|?. P. "kellers Y Sob'e i *
department si Db wed the outlet ctieam to 6 amell hea ua cma were ordered to pay $219 in|_Yin’*” tter 191-807; Preston's 1 ; / Birds have The decision also was hailed as| ke which thelr property eur Borate Ne ate ge or
keeping the eyeball moist, but also "
. . The barricade prevented boat- serves as a shade in strong light :
City Fireman modern ae al ere through which the bird can still} DISTRIBUTOR of see. e e s 2 Judge Phillip J. Glennie, at thé i
ean theo” Soan -in sats x.te scorns HY Service Station Equipment els ice 0 |Femoved and exjoined (ee Lays cnc ray Saale gore . =A) . |
r Bayete apes | Si'A eative of the Nori Amer | @ Sunnen Pin Hone Equipment Stephens Defies Cold, hake. team continent, it is a taqpilier e Bla wk Po rto Power
Snow, to Land 2 ‘Bows! Previous court decisions had tess a combey song S| ckha
Near Kalkaska See at align which enters the fresh - water the Lucy case was the first: in ee ee oe en reeee
Bad weather, with near-freezing which a relatively smal! stream to rained Pacific species
temperatures snow, didn't)was involved, ‘the conservation . tlhe ‘greet coy a ea weal stop Pontiac city fireman Cn See _ ’ / DIVERGENT T — Two Pontiac trouters - elements to try for the flashing beauties in a bndies ~~ which we get soup!
Stephens, 32 South Marshall, from vanagh reveal divergent tastes on the opening weekend stream. At left is Bob Nelson, who preferred the-! and turtle steaks, sometimes reach: “Despite repeated decisions by
| our supreme court, we still find
| many private owners who. insist
that the stretch of stream that
| rome through their property is
not navigable and have ob- of the trout season, in a northern set- ,
ting. At right is Charles Corwin who braved the -
Traveling Angler Reports— Warm coziness of a cabin, where he was snapped some nice trout, eke
probably frying some of the succulent fish. getting weekend of the season.
According to reports from Kal-
kaska, ‘cenier for ghe National
Trout Festival each spring; when
the state. season opens, quipment
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Spee ee Trout Fishing Continues ‘Spotty’ Satori] © Bean Visine & Whee Bane other cases up - pending the LA Md. #—The amateur By JACK PATTERSON | bit high, still ie ‘cold, and mildly
Pontiac Press Outdoor Writer discolored. .present-- warmish
GRAYLING—Yesterday we took weather hele, ae Manistee should)
a look at what goes with the west- ibe ripe by next eeetene. ‘The big fish were nearly 14 inches i Stephens was trolling, joutcome ot this one.”
using hight-crawlens as lures, ieee e
Most fishermen jwere driven ott Officers Arise many times, there is a great deal
more to trout fishing than catching
fish. With an eye out to next fall,
we're pleased to note along streams'a PONTIAC MOTOR PARTS “Parts “Headquarters for the Doctor of Motors”
The track management
streams by the cbld, but warmer ° —and this js general—quite a few) present:-who picks the most
weather could make this oe tend Early to Make =n) Sirens: | Our local fahren are’ ap-/more partridge drumming than|ners on the eight-race card. Automotive Parts and Equipment
oe ee ore ee Repel betel Remmi art Lorre taat tae) Lethal rearing dae eae parla aah rennd booed 04 South Perry St. sh. FE 2-0108 streams. ; "Pp heasant Count dominates the area and because!conditions in this area. Most|the pit in many areas last fall may|out_ before the sta
Stephens not only got the two \we wamed to see, if Consumers ifishermen encountered represent) be reversing itself. oe and dropped in boxes placed ae
big ones, but he. took his limit. LANSING -_ Spring pheasant Pow er’s Dave, ithe Ohio-Indiana- Illinois trium- PS es es at various points at the track And
His biggest fish was a inch |
specimen. He fished from a boat,
using some big ——, spin-
ners. population surveys mean early) .
working hours for many Conserva-
tion Department workers. :
Game division personnel go out) : Deer in so-called ‘‘starvation
a ~ ‘areas,” or what we would call , Gearhart had left/virate. i
The Betsie is high, dirty and qveppopulated areas, are still Zany rainbows
weekend like the professional handicapper, |g 90000000000 0000000000000 00000000) ;
§ after his each person is limited to = ~ b A tic
group of selections.
Fo Ab about a half-hour before sunrise lomopeeny le im rod ce deal = Seotyens ott Saky from mete hhew
The trout in Log Lake, Stephens and drive specified 20-mile routes, on Lesage haps needs time to get in peak seep teeta let Solunar Tables : : : meyey wars Salad: wen oer LM” as a starter.|t00 ge able food now but some deer seem Transmissions Gn akc ay! were Seoding. stopping every mile nigel Because the| condition. Down on. the Baldwin's, reach a point of no return ial re ee ee eae Chace cock parent crore | —* nah stream rise gand Little Manistee, fishing COM-|shortfood periods and when food John Alden Knight's solunar tables,
| | were few lucky anglers, but he ant pao etal soph ese trom Land inittions average fair, ‘but the outlook finally shows up they either can’t/*nnounced today offer data on what) SERVICING and j calls and computing the area cov- which we have an)! definitely improving daily. |Should be the best periods for fish-| ie reports seeing quite a number of
fine fish on Sunday,
Beaver Trap Nips
Wayward Coyote NEWBERRY — Victor Miller of,
Seney is $15 richer because a co-
yote strayed out of its element.
The Wayward coyote recently
wandered out onto a dam west Of! p.. ness
Seney and got himself caught in a/Soctel Kats
beaver trap set by Miller. The [oU"p Jes
amazed trapper promptly turned TNT's Jr.'s
the animal over to conservation! Boc. bf ol ry 4 Bureeu TV
officer Leslie Wahistrom and will
collect the $15 bounty payment, mS hs ae Soa ]
an area.
jhas become a standardized
| in several states,
week and will continue into June. |
OAKLAND COUNTY EMPLOYEES
(Final Stam@ings)
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WHOPPER — Floyd Jones, of Gaylord, proudly holds an 8 pound
28-inch rainbow trout he landed opening day while fishing in Lake
Louise near Gaylord. The lake has been. developed by Conservation ered, biologists can get a count on
the number of male pheasants in|
| The annual crowing count, which
method was |
\mareed in lower Michigan last! water, minor activity with small | bow spawners.
wt
Fag rive Me @ FF
36 $3, in its downward course, and aside,
Brate $0 9 $9 from a few small rainbows found) Will improve.
«9 11|scant activity. Tne stream is a| As this column has pointed out
-|Counting Noses! interest, the head-| The Platte is producing fair
waters seemed & brown trout fishing in highish,
likely place for, gtightly discolored water. Most
the first sampling.| browns caught, however, are
incidental to the pursuit of rain-
aieh| PAerEmem
A sampling it was. Cold, cold
fish. The pleasant mood induced The big fish are in fhe stream
by fishing one’s own waters was and quite often visible, but are in-
interrupted a short time later by |~lined to display the rainbow’s
brief, but tively altercation over variable temperament and scorn
& fancied traffic vielation. the most attractive offerings |
Be that as it may’ we continued Again, a few more days of what
checking the Manistee at intervals we've decided to accept as decent
weather, scoring on the big ones,
State Checks fbieae, Grouse,
LANSING —A three-week cen-, er peninsula, is designed to gath-
sus.of deer and populations} er information needed fer game |
is Whder way in northern Michigan,| management by the Conservation |
with some 300 rural mail carriers Department.
perticvetne: = Each spring since 1952, rural and, Current census, which started (star route mail carriers have vol-
. April 16 in the upper peninsula |unteered to count deer and grouse
| add April 23 in the northern low. sighted during their daily trips.
Game division field workers also
P ontiac Angler lare conducting annual counts of
Lands Limit drumming cocks; another index -of
igrouse populations. Other popula-|
tion counts are made in late sum- |
° ° nd fall.
of Big Calicos Toegartacest game biologists |
An unusually heavy concentra-|to get more information
at Otter Lake has been giving &/the low of their 10-year cycle.
Pontiac fisherman a lot of fun’
poate Conservation Program _ According to Lather Kelly, 9915 a
= = _ LANSING — Station WDMJ-TV, scales at ‘channel six in Marquette, is the
, around 30 pounds, with some eX: ‘newest member of the 13-station
calices among the ‘network carrying “Michigan Con-
‘servation, ’ the Conservation De-
}
16 inches long, and probably gram.
weighed a pound or so,” Kelly Before its introduction to the |
reported | Marquette area, “Michigan Con-|
"“T've fished a lot around here, \servation” was seen each week by
but have never seen so rhany big, -an estimated 2,000,000 viewers in|
fine calicos like those we took dur-/ Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and On-|
“We took some that were 14 to partment's weekly television pro e or won't eat. We've noted several
samples of deer too weak to run
—in one case too far gone to
stand—in the last few days. ing during the
jor pe
‘thalf or mare, and the minor periods
for a somewhat shorter time.
PM. | Minor Majer Minor Major
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‘Fast Service—Qrality Work
Phone PE 5-7452
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After two hours of digging: into
the St. Nicholas Church tomb of
the Walsingham family, they lift-
ed a heavy marble slab to reveal
a few fragments of glazed tile,
a load of sand and a layer of
brick.
They holed through the brick
and lowered a light, revealing
only a lead casket ‘below. The|
~ Prices on Food
fo Remain Static Spring, Late Summer,
Crop Yield to Be Huge;
Vegetables Plentiful
WASHINGTON & — The Agri-
culture Department has said large
food supplies are in prospect for
the late spring and early summer
and that prices will remain fairly are Still ‘Bard’
_ CHISLEHURST, ENGLAND @|government has decreed the cas- THE PONTIAC PRESS... WEDNESDAY, MAY.
|
By Carl Grubert|Decides to Retire at-76 " ‘PORT. HURON (William H. is long enough. Wurkel. will
of Calvin Hoffman, 49-
New Yorker. He had hoped fo find) - ; : j
early 17th century. documents to
prove his theory that Christopher tne :
Marlowe, an Elizabethan and|,, . cea = 1 ¢. .
dramatist, authored the plays Helen Hayes Will Act [mind fully occupied after trage-|Yul Brynner. She tumed down the itqlo.Pakistan Pact and poems attributed to Shake-tg Lessen Bereavement dy," a close friend explained, Prior to MacArthur's death.
| speare. ement referring to the veteran star's|Shooting of the film is to start! KARACHI (Italy has proposed Holiues was adamant! NEW ‘YORK, May 1 U#—Helen|sorrow since tite death of her hus-jin Paris July 16 and take four/to Pakistan that their governments| 3
“There Poiaghe bodies, ealcal: Hayes“has decided to’ make a mo- — Fg da coha es MacAr-| weeks. cooperate in producing motion pi oli
fine, and no earcophagus directly tion picture in Europe this ‘sum- » 10 days ago. . ——_—__ tures here. The Italian offer in-
beneath the marble slab,” he de-™ -Miss Hayes will perform in “‘An-| Because of limited pasture, Mal-|cludes local capital,
assistance.
| PITTSBURGH: PAINTS | 4- > Keep that(iust PAINTED|look longer |
Come, see our wonderful selection of hun-
dreds of exciting, mew Maestro colors in
‘many Pittsburgh Paints ‘for interior or
exterior use. |
PONTIAC GLASS. 23 “W. Lawrence | St.
Phone FE 5-644]
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clared. “I'intend to continue my|:_ s/t ‘8 always best to Keep the!astasia” with Ingrid Bergman and|ta depends on goats for milk. land technical ae researches.”
SHAKESPEARE HIRED
Hoffman contends that history|
is wrong in saying Marlowe was|
killed in a Thgmes River tavern
brawl in 1593, Instead, he theo
rizes, the poet’s patron, Sir Thom-
as Walsingham, hid him out. to’
save him from the headman’s axe
for alleged heresy and substituted
another's body. -
Then, Hoffman's theory goes,
Walsingham hired Shakespeare, a|
little known London actor-man- | .
ager, to front as the author of the)
plays .and poems the fugitive
turned out in his hiding place. |
If evidence exists, Hoffman rea-;
soned, Sir Thomas took it to the!
grave. He thought the papers
might have been left outside the SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY AND MONDAY FREE PARKING.
|
In a report on the national food,
situation, the department said)
livestock products. in the next few)
months will be. plentiful; particu-,
larly beef, milk, daify products, |
eggs and chicken. |
CANNED . FISH DIP
Pork supplies will continue
above a year earlier, though pro-|
duction will be declining and
‘prices strengthening as the market-|
ing season fOr 1955 crop hogs
spring crop begins.
The department said less canned
fish will be available than a year|
earlier, at least until about late Pentiac summer. . 6 Oe oe
z uae o Veek Week, Ago
NON-CITRUS FRUIT Chieken Pox ...-.-s.-. .” . |Gonorrhoes. ....0-sece++
Fresh vegetables will become Measles ...............
more plentiful as summér ap- Preamonia 720200005,
proaches, but supplies of proc- Scarlet Fever ........+.
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packs start moving to market. in|
volume after midyear. " lenteren Pox... <a ‘* * «© —a , pana Lord
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The relat a said Baas non- Scarlet Pever ay ie HY “9
citrus fruit will be available this [jberculosis ‘ei forms H
spring and early summer than FE eg ae oe ;
1955 if growing conditions are av- Impetiee 22 H
- erage. Supplies of fresh oranges _—_—_
ago, but indications point to a re-
versed situation for the surmmer. * . *
The department said consamer | Tuberculosis cases number 15 in
|municable diseases follows:
commodities will continue Tuberculosis
lower than a year earlier and Wecpine Cough ....-.-
slightly higher in price until 1956 Impetigo —.. casket, underneath the slab.
Tuberculosis Cases #
Number 15 in Week | |
i
the county this week, according to’
a weekly report frem Dr. John D.
Monroe, director of public health. |
On the diminishing list in both @
county and city reports are mea-
sles. with just 27 cases reported,
this week in Pontiac and 247 in
the county.
A breakdown of reports or com-|
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soue S2S8980 3 es
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WASHINGTON — The United’
States produced a record 374,816,-
000 bushels-of soybeans in 1955, an’
food purchases are at a peak now
and are expected to continue ‘to;
expand. :
[ BUYING A Be Sure to
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OPEN MONDAY &
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26-Inch BALLOON .....$44.95
24-Inch BALLOON .....$42.95
20-Inch BALLOON - Children’s Wheel Goods of All Kinds!
Bicycle Parts and Accessories increase of 9 per cent from the)
1954 record and 57 per cent from
BICYCLE? Buy Where
CYCLES Over One Hundred
to Choose From!
Corvette $74.95
Tiger $64.95 9
Hornet $69.96
Phantom $79.95 §
$ 49”
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FRIDAY NIGHTS -
RECEIVE YOUR
| FREE ADMISSION TICKET here for thé Waterford Drive-In Theater with
a purchése of one dollar or more!
20 E. LAWRENCE
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“26 Years in the Bicycle Business in Pontiac” _
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OPEN FRIDAY & MONDAY EVES. ‘TIL 9:00 P.M.
WYMAN‘S
We carry a complete line..of
wheel goods. Bicycles, Velocipides,
Strollers, Play Gyms, Cribs, Sum-.
mer Furniture, and many other
items to make’ home more enjoy-
able to parents and kiddies alike.
FREE. PARKING
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~ STORES
resign this year at the.end of Wurzel figures being St. Ciair|his I7th-term and take a vacation,
Coun drain commissioner for 34'He is 76: oe
P| Se a ee
Lights Benefit to Be Saturday | Club Named at Milford z Ht I
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PULLS THROUGH — Country Doctor Ben Bragg examines Joe after he contracts pneumonia, two days out of the hospital, Joe said, ONE OF 27 COWS TO MILK — Earl Long watches as Kenneth Rocker the electric milker on one_of Joe's Holstein cows.
- Kenneth organized a “‘help-Joe” schedule with friends and relatives. “If it hadn't been for Dr. Bragg, I wouldn't be here to talk about it.”
Barn Dance at ‘aterford ys bs
Me itd rilelel at
i:
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hi 3 |
Mi " let ,
E i action
be Board .
offices Monday, A
the wheels started ‘to roll { at ester the lights available by
n Thursday, at
i/7 p.m., the Spring Dinner spon-
pledges amounting to $800)sored by the Men’s Club of St.
been filled and they would /Philip’s Episcopal Church, Raoch-
able it ‘|
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2 4
ef. ’ |Philip Hohl, club president; is to be
held in the undercroft of it
Fle
Hf gk
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| HE i $ dy if | !
i Hil aoie ir F # Tickets are avaliable from any
Member of the Men’s Club or by
applying at the church office or
calling OLive 6-1661.
“Bishop Emrich is a most dy-
Namic speaker. His many friends
in this area are invited to attend,”
_|Hoh] sald.
Metamora Club
et y several orchestras tO Have Displays
affiliated wv the Pontiac Federa- ; -
tin of Musicians. There wit be Cit Lapeer Meet
and square dancing with! METAMORA — Members of the : j Metamora Hills Extension Club
top of the hill/@re planning. displays at the an-
nual Achievement Day. for Lapeer
night will be a highlight of the County to be held at the Center
entertainment. Hot. dogs will: be Building in Lapeer on Thursday.
‘ gerved free of charge from an} Displays are to be in place
by 10 am., with the opening
scheduled for 11 a.m. - P
Naney! Schack and Sheldon’ A potluck luncheon will be served
Smith are general chairmen and at noon,--followed by a speaker
is in charge of en- from the Seeing Eye Dog Institute
fertainment{ Bob Dorman, park- of Rochester at 1:30 p.m.
ing; Keniseck, refresh: ee
ments; Jean Liimatta, tickets: Avon-Rochester Groups
Barbara Graham, decorations; and : .
Bernard Torr, clean-up. ae Hold Meeting for Public
ROCHESTER—Seventy-five. citi- g 5
i
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ee a
ir ofze cin j $f
k ‘F i
cx 0 = von Township
the Braun,
“te mrict:|sotidation took place in the sum- not con- Pender Named
Police Captain Waterford Board Okays
Promotion; Raise Fees
for Building ~~~ © The eight-year-old Huron Valley
lub membership TIAC PRESS. WEDNES: DAY. M
|
Joe's jobs.
By REBA HEINTZELMAN
MILFORD—What happens when)
a farmer is taken to the hospital
junexpectedly when there are 27
pure-bred Holstein cows to he
and night.
One night two weeks ago an am-
bulance pulled up in front of Joe
Wessinger’s farm house on Wixom
road and took him to the hos-
(pital, He had some kind of an
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Chief Frank Van Atta, Detective)
Millard Pender has been promoted)
to captain of the Waterford Town-
: ship Police Department, here.
2 . He has been with the department|
ine since it was started Jan. 1, 1954. A Up” to the present time there has:
Have to May 21 to File|The board approved the promotion
Nominating Petitions for 274% P*Y Tulse of $200 a year for,
2 School Trustees — Penter Building permit fees and septic
tank fees were increased by the
LYON TOWNSHIP — A deadline) Beard Monday. The septic tank
of May 21 has been armounced for; fees were set at $5.
filing nominating petitions for can-} puiidin, | ng fees are $5 for the first, didates for two board of education $1,000; $1.50 per 1,000 up to|
"| $100,000; $1 per $1,000 from $100,-| Voters will elect the two trustees | o99 up to, $500,000: and fifty ental
rr oalteh toe terms at a June 11 per $1,000 over $500,000.
: The township agreed to grant an’
Petition rip: available at e additional $1,000 to the Recreation,
superintendent of!Department construction budget.
schools, must be in by 4 p.m. on Board also agreed to pay for 35-|
the deadline date, according “to inph speed limit signs to be placed
: superintendent of/on Frendes road, from Dixie high-
: way to Hatchery road.
re ed eee? nae St. Andrew
Boosters Sponsor
Spring Swing’ ROCHESTER — St.
School Booster Club members are!
sponsoring a ‘Spring Swing” dance! eltizen, 21 years of age or over.
Those who are now serving on
eas the board and whose terms will ex. Saturday, in St. Andrew Catholic ‘loans asjester, and under the direction of piré this. July 1,--are-Raymond|Chureh Hall, with both modern 4nd /taiied study on the subject and cording secretary; Mrs. William trustee, and William TI old time square dancing, from 9
Markham, who has been serving,?-™. to 1 a.m. | “This Is one of a series of
dances given by the club to raise
funds for the school, playground
mer of 1947. equipment.
Other questions to be voted on at! Mrs. George Garland is. general
the election will be announced: at| chairman. - — |
a later date as will the location! -
jend hours the polls will be open,
Bartlett said., Dates ‘have been cultivated in
\Iraq since before 4,000 B.C,
Tomorrow in Pontiac: attack and bly, of the hun-
dreds of poe vag the state of
Michigan, Joe was the least likely
(Upon recommendations of Policejig need hospitalization. Or so he
thought!
WORRIES ABOUT FARM
» Every kind Of test was made _ HELPING HAND — Don Schellenburg, who drives a truck, picks’ up Joe’s milk from the milk -house, then transfers five empty ten- 956 AY 2.1 f ae ge xe
! a cold drizzle.
Milford Correspondent ae organized a “‘help-Joe’’ sched-|Curtis, Earl Long and brother-in-
itives, young and old alike.
Morning and night, various peo-| = _ hes .
ple come in and do the chores) Saturday; 18 teenagers and
lon the 120-acre farm. Most of the; adulfs swarmed into Joe’s yard
\men.that are on the schedule, have| with rakes and baskets on a LAWN BRIGADE — Part of the group that arrived Saturday, ~
equipped with rakes and baskets to clear Joe's half-acre lawn. There
gallon cans there, to be filled again. This, too, is one of Farmer | are 35 red oak trees there. Bebris was cleared in one hour, despite
This week, heavy farm equip-
ment is being moved onto the
farm. Tractors, corn pickers, jfarms of their own and Rocker “Clean-Joo’s-Lawn-Party.”” With- lelows and spring-tooth, drags are
himself has 30 head of cattle. in one hour the group bad the jis) ine barnyard, as neighbors. |Among the most faithful helpers: half-acre of beautiful lawn all
|
‘Your PTA Is Planning: _
Square Dance at Baldwin;
Bond Issue Talk at Stone 1
GOODISON—Plans for a square; will attend and give a full ex- to determine Joe's difficulty and 1 to be held on Saturday eve-| planation om the question of the | for two. days he laid in a bed in a
hall at Pontiac General hospital,
been no captain in the department. Worrying about all of his cows,
two children and wife Evelyn.
Four specialists examined Joe
at various times and finally after |
twe weeks, he was released. |
The doctors concluded that he
had a. virus infection of the inner
ear, |
What happened in the-meantime?
When Joe was taken to the hos-
pital, Kenneth Rocker, one of
Joe's best friends, was on hand)
that same morning, along with. rel-
Farmington Meeting .
Slated on Race Track FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — A
meeting of the Farmington Town-
ship Civie Assn. will be held at
the Junior High School gym on
Chornas stret at 8 p. m. this eve-
ning.
The pros and cons of the pro-
Andrew, posed race track in Farmington ();.,, Beaumont. Township will be discussed.
The Farmington Assn. of Uni-
versity Women-have made a de-
will present their findings. A rep-
resentative of the track promoters
|will also be present.
Annual OES
Mother-Daughter
Event Saturday
- LAKE ORION — The Annual
Mother Daughter banquet of the
Order of Eastern Star will begin
Home Extension Groups
to Hold Achievement Day Home ee Coen A morning highlight will be a.
out the Oakland County area will demonstration of various table set-
take part in.an Achievement Day, tings and: centerpieces by Hazel
to be held from 10, a.m. to 3 p.m./Dunlop of the J. L. Hudson Co.
Thursday in the First Congrega-| Speakers Bureau in Detroit. Also,
tional Church in downtown Pontiac./a parade of buses made in wrok-
The affair comes as part of the shops will be seen in the morning
celebration of National Home session. 7 : {
Demonstration Week, being . held
through Saturday. ‘work done at club lesson sessions!
Featured speaker at the meet will fill the downstairs hall of the|
will be Dr, David Treat of Flint, church. Each club will have a cen-
a noted lecturer on family life. tral story or theme exemplified,
Mis toplo will be “What Women in the display. and recognition of
Should Expect of Themstives as outstanding clubs will be part of
Wives and Mothers,” and he will ‘he fun.
talk at 1:38 p.m.
Name Delegates,
Slate Installation
| _—_——
Dinner for Niparko
OAK PARK — A “Niparko for Congress" dinner has been sched-
‘juled for the night of May 18 at
Sammy's .Avalon Room in Oak! at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Ma-
A short program “Going to
the Movies” will be presented.
The pubic ts invited to attend.
Reservations should be made at
Harry Slater’s office,.8 N. Broad- ;sonic Temple.
way, today.
Card Party to Be Tuesday
FOUR TOWNS—Noami Circle of
Four Towns Methodist Church will
| hold a card party at the home of
Mra, Leon Betcher of Lochaven
road at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Prizes
Exhibits of hobbies as well asipe given, including table prizes and
refreshments will be served. |
Everyone in the Union Lake area
is invited. Proceeds will be used ning, in the multi-purpose room of) bend issue coming up for vote in
ithe Baldwin School in Goodison] the near future. A question and
‘have been completed by the Bald-| amswer period wilt fallow, © |
win-Goodison PTA group. Installation of officers by- Mrs. The dance, which is the second William Porter will follow a short!
of the year to be sponsored by | business” meeting. Refreshments
the organization will feature caller, will be served.
Howard Swarthout and John Waterford Township ;
Thompson's orchestra. The Child Study Group will pre-
Arrangements for the dance ‘sent a film and Frieda eT
have been made by Mr. and Mrs. will lead the discussion when Wil-
Wallace Chamberiain. jliams Lake PTA meets tomorrow)
./at 8 p.m., at the school. Snack bar factilities at the dance | Open house is scheduled for 7:30,
gpoaagery = mr A —, and new officers will be installed.
p.m. With béth square and round
satatte aor. ™ “Church to Mark ” ‘Avon Township —
| Stone PTA will meet Thursday _ pow
ered ae ceseGOlden Juiblee A member of the Avondale
School Board will be present to
speak on the need for mare funds
Two Services, Banquet,
fr: iths ackasll bellding ™ | at SS. Peter and Paul!
To be in stalled by Mrs. Norman. t0 Observe 50th Year Bishop are new officers Mrs. Wil- i
president; Mrs.| NORTH BRANCH — SS. Peter.
|Gordon Knott. mother vice presi and Paul Roman Catholic Church: |dent; James Paschal. father vice y}}) comniemmorate “its Golden|
| president; Mrs. Hugh Stone, re- Jubiles here Sunday.
Lukens, corres: secretary A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving ,
and Mrs. Frank :Line, treasurer.;at- 11:30 am.” will mark the
Refreshments will We served) church's 50th anniverseary. after the meeting. Avon Township / Benediction of the Blessed Sac-
Stiles PTA will meet! at eight| Tament at 3:30 In the afternoon
will continue the Jubilee observ- p.m. Thursday, at Stiles School. }
Members of the school board | *"C¢. and.at 7 p.m:'a banquet in
the church assembly hall will |
ark conclude the day’s special fes-
iixe Day Rummage Sale | i ies, |
Planned at F our Towns The church property was pur-
FOUR TOWNS — The Elizabeth chased from the Episcopalian par- |
Russell Guild of Four Towns Meth-/|ish here in 1906. The original build-|
odist Church is putting on a rum-|ing, which faced Sherman St., was|
mage sale, Friday and Saturday/renevated and turned about to face
in the chruch basement, from 10) Banker street.
a.m. to 4 p.m.,_ both days. Some years ago a new wing was
Included in this sale will bejadded té the west side of the
white elephants and toys. Coffee|sanctuary and an assembly and
and donuts will be served at the/recreation hall was constructed in,
snack bar. This is a-guild project|the basement section: Last year /al
with Circle Miriam in charge. {beautiful shrine was dedicated in|
' Ithe grounds at the east. ¢ |
The Rev. Edward Eobczak js the
present pastor. f TIO
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France was the principal buyer |
of gold from the United States last organize to do Joe's spring plant-
ing and finish stripping the corn
husks.
Mrs, Willard Hartland has or
ganized the women to feed the
men, potluck, just as soon as the
ground is dry enough to work.
» * *
More bad luck descended on Joe,
when, after being home two days,
he developed a bad case of pneu-
monia. This has retarded his re-
covery some, however, the big
farm is still running almost as
smoothly as if Joe were on the
job.
Farmington Police
Get $500 Pay Raise FARMINGTON — City Manager
Earl Scherffeus has announced a
$500 annual raise in pay for Far-
mington policemen,
* 6¢« @
The current boost, brings officers’
salaries to $4,520, still short of the
$4600 to $5000 range asked by the
policemen at the budget hearing
last week.
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County Calendar. | * Metamers
A social meeting of the Metamora unit of the La County Hospital Rept pel
for the benefit of the Church build-
ing fund. P fd r
will be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Stimson at 3 p.m. Thursday.
mings § WEEK- LONG
, Cpen A ruse
‘Wildflowers’
Subject of Talk”
for Garden Club here last night pertaining to the Latest meeting of the WSCS Ex.)
proposed incorporation of Roches-|ecutive Board of the Commerce |dinner will be followed by dancing.
ter as a city and the annexation! Methodist church resulted in the Niparko, former: Hazel Park may-|
of certain boungaries of the town- selection of Mrs. Leonard Griffinjor, is cn’
ship. The meeting was called by,and Mrs. Don Steinbrecher as dele-|land Count |
| boo . Park, Democratic committeeman |
|zens attended a public meeting COMMERCE TOWNSHIP —jWiliam Neff announced. }
The $5 a plate roast beef or fish
igtiing for the Oak-
congressional nomina- |
- Lake home of
‘for the members but the Inte | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The|the Avon Township Board and the/gates to the Detroit Conference of|tion as a Democrat.
local branch of the National Farm/|Rochester -.Avon Protective Com-|WSCS to be held May 15. at Mich-
Garden Club will meet at 1)miitee.
p.m... Thuraday at the Williams) Joseph
Mrs.Arthur Arnold. State Township Officers Assn. of thelr hostess’ _ |Kalamazoo, spoke on “The Right
‘Metoged garden bad been aanaad [to Govern Ourseives,”” stressing ithe preservation of township, coun-
ty and local government. has it impracticable. |
. Mrs. Arnold will give — her talk on the subject as sched- To Mark. Birthdays led. ’ | -METAMORA—Metamore MOMS ‘The ie is on
be cohostess.
election of officers will meet at the home of their
fer the business’ president, Mra. Cleve Raymond, at
H. R. Bayle will 8 p.m. Thursday, Three birthdays
— . are to be celebrated, Parisi, president of the lanti. | i
igan State Normal College. Ypst'tast Dance of Season
installation of new eee for 0" will be held Saturday at Union
May 24, date of its next meeting. Lake School, at 8:30 p.m.
Prier to that meeting, the Isa- |
bella Thoburn Cirelé will serve a C Bi h
cmorgasbord of sweets ot 7330 COUNfY Births p.m. | “ae and mbths Orton
na beverage pag revealed that! Fred Jost, Ra. have ‘mame. Netr pew|
t te un reached ther 'Sia Mrs. Bebe total of $716.81 to be applied to-, ete Ra are rt ple Lvonape Soca,
‘ward the purchase of new kitchen) Mr. am leq i “ mt for the new ‘building. " Roaneang the arrival of Lene. & =
. They live at T76 Heights Ra.
ALSO IN COLOR — FRANKIE LANE, in “BRING YOUR SMILE ALONG? / ae
te Aye we ie my DIS eh aT ike a vitae enw BM iguiesciu aac Ld \ : FOR THE “MR. & - with each account
LOAN ASSOCIATION. ui
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ENTIRE FAMILY.
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“BEIRUT, Lebanon @—Two nest) persons port oss left ‘Gcnmadat = "ake an coc inp ated Oil PS : . A
__ garth tremors shook Lebanon arty, "= "Gauntlet’ to Become*Film* immediately” ‘|= ag TES BP. today. Preljizninary -. reports sie A United Nations report SURPRISING DUO
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) . Now, I hear through the grape- ‘t George plays a candidate inal i] | LAST Times TODAY 7:10 P.M vine, Edward Dmytryk has it in Mr. and Mrs. America contest. His ' carat all gad tvenl mech | “The of the Bottle” Sie Wisin Aeectines Satta Sn eee ee wea aie Aicport Rode Sex Ottice Opens 7:10 P.M. his hands and will direct it. The Wife already has won a beauty Mary Nive looks ke her moth: | Bottom ’ : WEDNESDAY - ppt ene ay ;hero, a Protestant minister, is just Ward. & “Cese of the Red Monkey”
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proved that he has all the charm brought and barbecued shrimp. BUT NOW, A APANESE
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“The N _— lost| Put 08 So much weight.
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“THE PONTIAC 3 PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY I2, 1956
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To Honor Eleven
at City Hospital's
Tuesday Service Diner -
Pontiac General Heit
employes. who. have completed 10
years of service will be toned
tomorrow night. at the hospital's
|second annual service award din-
ner.
. Gold pins will be presented to!
the 11 by Miss Lauretta, Paul, |
hospital, director, at the dinner to
be held at the hospital at 6 p.m.
fs No Second
‘on Light Move’ ‘ Township. Howard Swett, 32, of 95.
East Blvd., N., was treated and
released by Pontiac General Hos-
pital,
Some $15 was reported stolen in
the breakin of Monday night of a
i home at 541 S. J St., accord-
ing to Pontiac police. The owner, | Seeks
at Auburn-Astor |
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‘Commissioner Corry
Traffic . Signal
‘Cununiasioner John E, os
(District 6) was alone last night
in his bitter fight to get a traffic \Order of Moose
Installs Officers;
{Murphy Is Head
sumed the duties of junior gov-
Labarge, prelate;""Edgar Labarge
_ Whitney Murphy was installed as
governor and Bernard Donlan as-
ernor as the Loyal Order’ of Moose
of Pontiac held ‘ts installation of
‘officers at the Moose Temple re-
<secretary; Percy. Murphy, sergeant market
Prices -in
(Mixed Market
Stars Aircrafts NEW YORK (®—Aircrafts were
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the early afternoon ci bu:
, Covered extremes of around
"to ‘points lower.
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DETROIT, 28 (AP)—The follo
oe ne Plas | coe gat of locally’ grown
No 1 and fancy grades only,
eae to the farmers’ mar by
oS ors = sold
‘Package
Pr rape,
-ttancy, 4 bo bu Delicious, fancy,
§% bu, apples, Jonathan
No 1, 3.95-3.75 bu; cee
MacIntosh, fancy. 400 bu: No |bu: No aa Futures
by them in w careete|
6 09 0f profit-taking swept over the high | Pontiac police said.
OC of Trade’ today, Forced Lower CHICAGO ” — A heavy wave on which he “hitched’™ a ride,
‘Johriny Ray, 7, of 12 Clovese St.
suffered only a forehead bump;
flying soybean futures on the Board’ The lad told them he slipped
re Net sioea, bu apples 2, Steele's Red, fancy, 5.00 bu, No 1, 475: Sharply lower.
Vegetables—Beets, topped, No 1, 1$0-! Most other cereals also declined Mog) bron ealinn | Gy sear unl igaee = active dealings. May wheat, Chives, No 1. 178 dos behs. Horse-
‘down more than four cents yester- already ‘warned the |
forcing prices as he tried to jump off at the
corner of: Lane and Gillespie
streets, The driver, Gerald K. Dud-
and a
: ": jlight installed at the Auburn-Astor of arms; James March, inner Standing and reached a pace of fadish. No i.118.225 pk bekt. Leeks, | if the No 50-3.00 dos beha Oni 4 ,friend about climbing on panies eS Pas a vegeta mrad i a |intersection to protect school chil! guard; © James Sargent,’ outer About 2,400,000 shares for the day. Re 1: joi be<¥0- b dag” salons, “green, day, was an exception. It made * truck v ‘ le = " $~ 3 vas taken from a cash box. ; na = shia ae |dren ard; and William Dobson, Ver-/That compares with 2,500, 000 So fee eee ces magn oa: small gain. In the early trade, new Rummage sale, Fri, May 4, 10 ; YS ‘non cae and James Decker, Shares traded in yesterday's gen-/!25 \» bu. Potatoes, fancy, 2 00 se: crop ‘com futures advanced but ta _ Clark, Mrs. Beatrice Tealia, Two motions by Carry t Cie jerall lowe mark t | bee 0 1, 1.70-1 90 tb bag. Radishes,
am. Sat. May 5 9 to 12 a. m. Mrs. Mary Holmberg, Paul light died from ‘lack of s . Second a y . i t hark hot nouse fancy 100 Sib bor No they later turned downward: with eat otices 4 i 80 5-1b bi . Renan oa » Pita Opdycke, Everett Conway, Mrs. (py his fellow commissioners. The new governor appointed a Aircrafts came to hfe in the 1 1901 soedee bc hes Mulassgea wat he est Of the market: SE Sidebar Ns er Day S. Josephine Harlan, Mrs. Ardis _ house committee which included middie of the morning and posted ! 138. 130 bu Turnip, topped, No 1 200- Wheat near the end of the first sIRTHRONG, EVERETT, L.. 18136 rom ot —AGY. Reed, and Miss Katherine Schey, Mayor William W. Donaldson Jerry Hould, Keith Nickerson, good gains all around. There were, &gut_-Large. 1800-16 09 30-402 case. hour was % lower to 3s higher, of Lola ines Acheosn’’ father of - moved the matter be tabled for | and James Van Scoyeo, medium, 13.00-14 00. small 9 00-11 00 . | Sessa mee ea core Rummage sale, sponsored by Ajco scheduled to be present at ‘one w ni ‘Several bits of encouraging news si |May $2.31%; corn Ss to Ite lower, MTS. = be ; es el a as Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will th will the hospital, . The installating offi¢ers were from Washington defense centers. DETROIT EGGs : ree | Cramberisin, Games W. and the banquet he pi : , May $1.53'2; oats % to \% lower, : be held.at the League of Catholic board of trustees. and Dr. Harold. Carry. denounced a communica- M. G. Kellogg, past governor, and) Aluminum issues were on the DETROIT. May 2 (AP)—Eggs, fod ; - Irving W. Birthrong. Service Women Sat. May Sth at 9:00 Furiong, chief of staff, Mayor Wil-/tion from Ley Traffic Engineer James March. Outgoing governor|lower side of the list with profit: Grades; “Alet included. tederal-state| May 65%4; rye % to % lower, May| Scie wuneal wae er oon a.m. to 2:00 p. m. —AQV. liam W. Donaldson, and City Man-| M. Vanderstempel, de-| Baxter was presented the tradition- taking on recent strength assigned’ De) A, Jumbo 41-48, ape ‘$1. 27%; soybeans 3% to 6% lower, land Avena. Birmingham, In- rc 1 a iJ erment n * R aale. Gease tetaena soe W. K. Witiman. claring he (Carry) “didn't care al Moose ring. cause for the setback. \Seeaeed ey aan. aearae aa tal May $3.28, and lard unchanged to- jit MAY 1 i988. TORN n a Guna Hen aleisatel what Cn Michigan Highway Dept. Each officer talked briefly on| The steels were fairly steady Col neers reared peste 8 “iste “22; 30 cents a hundred pounds lower,| 2887 Chadwick. age 48, beloved ss thinks—I'm just trying to save a'the past and future of the lodge,|were the motors, with the excep-lar a> ts. levee Wie ee wife of Sigmund Pits; “dear sis- Sat. 9 to 12. —Adv. | - Four Change Pleas” ” . “ ¢ *: | May $14.35. : ter of Mrs. Viriginia Owens, Mrs. A ‘couple of lives.” ‘pointing out the activities: and ac.|tionof a weaker iChryaiec, ‘while Sovee of)” rade B, large Nateag : Dorathy Atkinson, and Mre, Mae .
; 39. Grade C, large 36. : service will CuieeeOc a eee sits | “I want a ” tight there “and rm Compe an butfet lunch. the sag pao ea ae oil, ae ou faded __| Grain Prices t het Praga pany Catt = ™ 1 = : 1 rom ¢ aley ome adv. ON Robbery Char ges» nat reared about policy and I 283 Grade barge 38-30 3 meatum cmcaao. Mayo? VAPiOpen ¢ today ium. nok, Gone ed 1s—-Q the , ; iY sour tricadrs ta tall ana not ready to compromise.” “the New York Stocks ‘medium ages Grade B “faree v ° wo Chapel Cemetery. Mrs Pate will ball. Ph. FE 65-9424 or MA 5-4031. Four men who had stood mute’ pecclihia angrily shouted. ick i iam rig = iEate Morning, Quotations, ae 7 Mone {3068 Hamilton, Highlona, —Adv Feb. 27 to charges of armed rob- Vanderstempel's letter, read Air Reduction 476 Is] Crk Coal .. 44.6 ee See Dee sieniaen = 2 z : oid A ay 2 '~ Chicago Mer |, RULE MAY Tow * RETO. bery changed their pleas to guil- Carry last night, said the highwas vf N ti | B d Ailied Stra! $0 Jacobs 89 cantile Wacoange Wulter stead Mer KELLER i 1986, EVER Rummage sale. Youth Center, at their circuit court tral yes- department would not install or a 10na Oar lAluss ed see) fomea Man 614 086.000, wholesale buying priess un: Corn . E. eet E Beverly, age. 40; be~ Lake Orion, Fri. and Sat. —Adv. terday light at the intersection, since ra Alcoa ite? Kelsey" Hayes nh conned ede ou _. ag “es ny Solved aan or Mr ‘_ auer: Se Th Natic Anh nelle - . 336 Kennecott 1336 ects Sep dear father of Barbara Alte 5 = The four are accused of the $103 tor was an unimproved road . 2 . # al Board of u nied $51 Kimb Clk 35.7 buying pris uncheaged “to” we Mgher’ Dec - Keller dear brother of Orville, . I robbery Feb. 13 of a Hazel Park It added that a light was 450 Cerebral Palsy announced the ap- Am crn, Ave ES Kresge, 88 78.00 sarge om whites 70 per cent and over. ae LaRue, Dawsey and Cécit Keller ' f sag TO 48 A 60 ¢ u ra re Ts. ty REAL ESTATE womah They were armed, police feet away at the intersection of, ee of Wiham G. Wright, ne Mee 306 Lanerk PrP. 172 38 : modi St e Ganentaa ite | Brown and Mre seraiatas Por. j ; . -said, with two bunting knives and’East boulevard and Auburn ave- ‘director of special education fortam NOee...@y (OP Giase |. 886 dirties 133. checks 3 Cutremt Recetpth: weaneese tray rte - oul ; — the Pontiac School system and n= News | 99g Lib MeNa&t, 16 4, 6 186-34 we Wednesday, May 2, at 7 p.m. from a plastic pistol : . ‘Am Rad a36 “tes & My 70.4. - t -the Voorhees-Sipi¢ Puneral Home : : Ronald Gregory, of Detroit; principal-of Linda Vista School, as Am seatmg 313 Leckh) Aire. o CHICAGO POTATOES | ween Rev. Floyd Miley officiating. A tee autberes cancer| \Louis Mallat, Jr., 18245 Roeciand Planning Meeting Set is peprenentstive director to the Am = ei tone Cem 3 rivals old stock. 190 emg noo ’ Harry Holsington ernie, Mo. Pollowing the prayer tha ’ over ‘per cen ‘Ave. “Birmingham; John R. Am Tob : & ; 4 U8: L @ moderate. IMLAY CITY ~- Harry-Hoising- service Mr. Keller be taken ‘i - : |Am Viscose’.-. 38.2 Lou & Nash beg to th 4 F bal ay — sr Be Dre Oe of Dearbora:) and Frank ies a) oe mi — ao eae The Pontiac educator is also on /Anae Co Tt Mack’ Trk sv4|grmane "tair. market aah and deraly ton, 53, former resident here, died the Ritchalt | Punecal Moths, Ot.
¢ pretabricated home | Of Detroit, all failed to furnish Birmingha Municipal ‘Buildin sca aie ha Sage el pea © Ha Mar str ae. ating Abe. wartaateeas hoon tana ruses aa) Devic | eoneny, ane Wm Lbe ouge rte “ danarsi . ‘Waptiet ne Ee i ocle w es nw manufacturers is taking a ‘bond of $5,000 and are in Oakland _, ae - ee vemy He lives at 154 srecer a ce. S32 MrGraw M.. 161 | 5.00: Red River. Valley ‘Pontiacs, washed | buried in the Imlay Township Cem- Church, Dexter Mo. Funeral mm dae cakes Fei ‘at County Jail) awaiting (scatence by ichairman Herbert Herzberg said Chippewa. Prebre bes ‘ae ese Cp #2 and waxed. 529-50: new stock arrivals ‘etery today. arrangements by the Voorhees- in this area. Only men inter- Fj idoe Frank L aoe May 14 yesterday, Herzberg saiti a pre- Announcement of his appoint-| ati crt Line $76 Midt @u Pa 43.7 minae ret marker, capes shes aeay| Mark M. Farley eat ate = ested in earning over $12,000 ge : y ™ ‘vious notice of the date was in- ment coincides with the beginning {t! Refin “UY Mpls Hon :.. 173¢) washed 199, 'b sacks, Californie long ART. APRIL 36, 106 THOM | { Monsan Ch .. 42 6| whites 680-6 . ALMONT—Service for Mark M. as Ellsworth, 17016 Moywent hitors te, Sales | Mt. Etna, in Sicily, has erupted Orrect Oe eee een ened eae are hs Eee. ae |Farley, 7%, Route 1, Almont, will! Rutt’ stress grea, nusband of ene ee? al Sales so taal aca Wal Gerisd ea jas United Cerebral Palsy Month. ‘Beoauet . 8 Manet ol ~ Poultry be ok at Muir Brethers Funeral Poh uray a at ager » Pon Press oe United Cerebral Palsy i |Beth Stee) ... 1696 rtotoro! 43.6) og pan. from the Kirk’ ‘ ten history. Earnings =e ~ ae rea doctng Air... 88 Muelier "Br sal DETROIT POULTRY . ‘Home here at 2 p. m. Thursday.) Home wi th Rey. Tom fatone ~ a ——— SE [pane wa murray ~ 43! DETROIT, May 2 (AP)—Prices pata per with burial in Mt Calvary Ceme- clating, Interment in Waterford United Fund.* The agency in turn’ Warner.’ agg Nat Bic |”) 38 5| pound f.o.b’ Detrott for No.1 quality live! | . ats ater Cemetery. Mr. . Don't Gamble with NEW YORK ‘(AP)—Radio © conducts speech and physical ther- rises Mig 21 Net Dairy 7, gpg) POE? Up te 10 0 oon mea, tery in this Sod tele een Se ioe America set record ae apy work for cerebral palsy vic-| run Balke ~ ha ye Gree sree #0 4 prettere Deng. 28-3, a “hehe type 28 Heavy morning in Bishop Hospital after 7a 3 7 C es — A i. Home Security... e 4 siete titan ae the firet chcssreenaie tims in the area. 3 oece : a3 Nat Thea ... 3 seit te nachos € hy Me ete Ot ease fonelle ved! CK wae Lt of, bss. David Sarnott. bo aa chairman.| Cerebral palsy is a disruption of Calumet & m. ast “WF Central... ee 31-93 Ducklings 30-32. Breeder; Mr. Farley, an ean emai ar uae a oe Zoln ss ennval 9 re mootin ip Goup.... 40.1 Vest ap g| turkeys, heavy type hens 36, all his life, is survived by le Warner; dear , yesterday, Net profits rose to $12,727,900 |the speech and muscular cont bry ile” Nort & West |. 606 2 t mee « Tellechow. ————
Pceec ce. cente chars fron #13.$68.006 of an individual caused by damage © Copel nisi”; 383 fer ‘met’ BS cumcano rocursy Mary O'Neil Farley; two daugh «:\@unsers “palit, Dun- : : | quarter sincome before taxes: amounted | to the motor center of the br: apical cp "$9 Ohio Of... e: CHICAGO, May 2 (AP)—Live poultry: | teTs. Margaret and Ruth at home; 3 r Seer her ane tprienn nat eee There are approximately 550,000Eaté; Tn. °° 1p? pena tL mise Rens,” weak “ae ‘copamsticns resetely ta |o mater. Mrs. Jean Hipp of Almont] . Ap Pisses ster aien tgrany comer cerebral. palsy victime in the/gies,6 ble $1. pant r= ie) om Rs Tonal care, ejeegiand three brothers, | Fred and | YOUR HOME J acrscocres (esr tecrd lSernahr Sale United States ea § wei. Say param Bit’ TEE cent lovers inks Paes APapeneed, (2 Ronald of Almont and Dr. A. W. | \ , |e reported thet wnfilled geremmament Clark Equip...107 Parke 55 (or fryers 24-245, old roosters 18-16; Farley of Bay City, and several orders on April 1 totaled $245 million limax Mo 72.1 Penney, JC .. g9.¢ far “ ducks 15. (No quotations on ' : ——
TODAY! ehh Sot amion uses I Critical Condition S2s2 Be Se eS) creseee amen “6 Coca a 7 ‘ 5 : e this, year about the same as tn ti fi iColg Palm """ | §7.7 re Thomas FElisworth Sarnoff declared RCA’ tu ot baal | 4 . ww ae: ' ° pola | ron eel Eo ery say i : "Livestock Deke tees cord ct ctrele of - : me ; , e staat Tr tae" hrtime After Scaffold Fall Se 22 RiP wee c)mernorr uvasroce | Iservice for Thomas | Elleworth -—— | ‘on as Pillsby Mijls 49.3! = NEW YO! AP)—R a } Consum Pow 48.5 550° Market not esjablithéd, undertone} Thursday at Kirk- CRAWF ORD < DAWE = GROVE Ine" reports that. for 82 weekt ended Robert Young, 28, of Detroit, Com Gat. 6 puyhutt @ -- 002 /stenay to strong cg ile oe at ich. Reel : ; ig, ont Mot an | Cattle—Salable S00. Fresh receipts by Funeral Home, with burial in Jan tens it had net income of 96.502.336, wa rted in crit | condition ‘Gent oil 119.2 4) mostly: cows, supply steers and heifers y wa be. at p.m. Wednesday, 710 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. PE 2-8357 [area with e5.0iaoit or 8232 0 share, ah M n ar 4 Pa 20.6 {32 incteased by about 290 carried from) Waterford Center. He died at his a the. feetke-Crittin e- for “the preceding 82 weeks at. St. Joseph Mercy Hospital to- [Curtiss Wr M7 +: “oq Previous days; market Gene d about’ home Monday afternoon. He was tm state af = 8 Griffin. PUEeeaa aes ae inane een aaa ae mew eneemnce serene 18y as the result of a fall from abe Edis R3 81 jana low. choice fed. ste steers. is-o0-as ee (a retired switchman for the New eral _ sf . * scaffold while doing construction Dis Cimee 8 $6.1 | teers grading averegs chaive end sbeve York Central Railroad. - Card of Thanks 1 — work in Novi Tuesday, Dow Chem 3 Steers and heifers uneventy 1300-1600,| Surviving is his wife, Ruth. teers @ eifers unevw 6.00; : . 2 . Dr, Edward Gates said the man. Ye Are -: 219 | most utility possi 12 00-13 50; 13.50 paid : a W. Phill Hh pects Booey He Od 7 bag ome | had suffered a "ve head taut mee 503 less freely than earlier in the week: james W. ERilips sacle their many kind é ce ers v digpring hai. add El Auto Lite 344 ane ieeeere ently 10-5013-80;/ LAPEER — Funeral service for}, Sdlence durtas so feces taresen, injury” in the drop. aun ye few utility and commercial bulls 14.00- she held papier “souat GL M pe SOUND ADVICE I-COULD GIVE A The aceident occilffed yesterday Emet Raa .. 105 [ew A a opening oe atte Depugiear Mra. Uren. Mrs.-Oeneve Shelton, e 4 ; | slow, steady; most early sales good an THE FAMILY OF ARTHUR KID ‘is that you get a better deal afternoon. Young was working an Picea lnk Secon Mob 00 ‘\choice vealers 2060-2600. few high choice Funeral Home. Burial will be in| Farnsworth Jr. .wishes to thenk right now) on a new Rocket Olds- a new automobile assembly plant. | pirestone as sr aX and prime up to 30.00, utility and com- -* ied the relatives and friends who niebile. " He fell 18 feet. |] Mach . 65: Gporay Rana ere ioe ai frate i oe te a8: sve) cull ond Ot G ate Lot Ponce 644 = our .£ecent poe Bpe- . rd Mot. ... 574 Std Brand Ribot he Tuesday morning at his 7 z Freepot Sul "904 gta>Oll Calif 109 6 : cial Nhsnks to Ret. poe od | . ° ‘ i “ { hy owing a Hutchinson for: his Waives Examination Gen Bak se | 33. Std Ol Ind. aie Cmcase LevasTO”E ete ee ee words of comfort, Mr. and Mrs. -.Btd Ol NI , 683 ¢ EWI TO THE aR Auto Th f C Gen Dynam _ 00 Sevens a5 0 a6 qos ay ay Ar) _Gelabie begs heart attack. ir cenit Arthur Farnsworth and family. on Au ett Count Gen Elec... 908 giuq Pack | - 0.1) te tres t lots No 1 and 2 190- He leaves his wife Edith; two) WE Wist TO | THANE . . ea in 972 suther Pa . 474) Ibs Seales cause naa os hi pe trade rd and James, and two ia and neighbors for their _.. Gen Mills 674 sons, Leona: . many kind ex fons of Arrested after driving a Te- Gen Motors 435 S¥ift & Co |. 467/closing dull. barely steady to weak: La re + 1 HEAR OLD MAN! And agree too _ Gen. Shes $35 sylv El Pd | 84 |ateady to 28 higher: mined cade’ Be grandchildren, all of Lapeer. pathy and beautiful 1 offer. bh ; |portedly stolen auto in a -crackup Gen te, Ml Texas Co. . 13763 end} ive-ait. 1s betemers 1$.00-40;| = ee eo 7 that better trade-ins and better in) Lake on last week. Gor-|Gen Time 22 ae Ga cal . 43 Byinerese ay 00-236 ib sig od STATE. OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- cent fhe teetAaee — of : . Ori ; romp .. 623 eral lots mostly No } 190 aver = deals today are at Jerome's. don K. Dewey, 18, of 841 Stanley oiiete.” a ;. Time JR Bear. 17815 678 “around 129 head these veiene | avers Breaion Counts jet Cokes tne Eishey ond Tiel, nies + mW OAL 2 2 0 ar sorte: fat a ern» |. Flo ;St. yesterday waived esamination: passe oe Transamer. a7 at 1600, a iynited volume No ? cna . En Karen Dewey “mine Cause "No wers - 3 2 von a-charge of-unlawfully driving Goocvear 11 Twent Cen 38.6 200-120 ibe. 1428-15 00, most 350-600 Iba 430 : . oe i bil rah Paige 22 Underwood .. 347 #0Ws 1180-1375: @ few lighter wetghts | 1459 cA Robert, Dewey, father of said child nie dg td ondabatelt mores |away an automobile: Lee 433 Un Carbide 1284 t0 14.00, with 400-425 Ibs qnontly sround To, Roveel, Dewey. Salher af val, Siie| | coche et hw ‘ : | He was bound over for appear.'Gt West S 212 Unit Air Lin. . 40 |} 90s salable Court alleging that the present where- +. HOUSE OF Gervhound 197 Unit Alre 77 000. salabie calves father of the said minor = . mee = ance Monday in Oakland County Gulf ou 1191 Unit Fruit .. $1.5 300. caters average choice and better |sbouts of the fathe EVERGREENS ; ; Hersh Oe 402 Un G a steady to 25 lower some Vs off §0 child ts unknown and said child hes ol} ahh JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillac ‘Circuit Court and remanded to Holland F ISIN TUB Whee ere Shete Ghd: bcloe Ucedye helten ram | ceua cs soa ne pista unos thay Forte MOTREN S ore atone 24 t te ce an elow steady. c show = tee Biaasinne se Pure ne ee See aie et a Fon emeetk eM UsiRubeer 54 4 active fully “steady. Seow alow, Nxbout | diction of this Court. tne arate! sag ams, JOSEPH nvONES i : itiac Municip udge Cecil } ™ Cent . md Us Teb 17° 24 highe 2 le uf i tf : reby notified. —_— 5 o~ ° 4 lum ; lee wrtecat y hs Warn cs Bs ae Riker ron eieady itsliettaee gee thet tne sariag ion “jaid petition will be Funeral Directors 4 Sea aes Interlak Ir po teeta ae i ers And feeders siow, about steady: @\heid at the Juvenile Court, Oekland ‘ Int: Harv Wl »g De el 5, load or so prise steers held above 24 80; | /County Service Center. Court House An- AIR AMBULANCE GROUND x Int Nick 93 White Mot ati a few loads prime 1175-1550 Ibs 23 00- nex, 1260-B West Blvd., in the City of Pursiey Funeral Home FE 4-121 Int Paper . 1244 Wilson” 2400 high chotce oo mised choice|and | Pe tine in said County, on the 18th day 7 Ison & Co 164 pee | a COATS FUNERAL HOME Int nor 407 (Woolworth Prine re 2 25-2278: bulk choice | of y AD 10956, at ‘twa o'clock in the Complete facilities’ OR Int Silver 614 Young 8h & T 9g iithts 1850-2100. goed to low choice | arrerngon, oo you sre hereby command-| Orayton Plains — Waterfo Te. = : 4 ui 1925 choice and prime hetfers onal aid hearin ate — ord TSB Tot Tel & Tel 347 Zenith Rad’. 1389 i9.09:21 50. gaod to low Chane petfereled to = pores nelly ete -f /DIONIFIEN SERVICES This announcement is neither an Bhan to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any of these stocm Avenaces 1675 1873. ullHty and commercial cows |ggitse™ hireot, this summons and. notice] CIRKBY Shares. The offer is made only by the Prospectus. This is publithedson behalf of MEW IDOK, My 2—Complied by The 129 tty and commercial bale 18h: (enallon served ty publication of & opt) —__Wlmeral. ome +1009
only those of the undersigned who are refiatered dealers in securities in
Not a Mew Issue
1,278,833 Shares
Common Stock (81% Per Value)
Price $43*4 a Share
registered dealers iin securities im this State,
* :
"MORGAN STANLEY & CO.
BLYTH & CO., INC. DREXEL & CO. EASTMA
GLORE, FORGAN & CO.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.
LEHMAN BROTHERS
| SMITH, BARNEY & CO. G
PAINE, WEBBER, JAC KSON & CURTIS WERTHEIM & C0.
May 1, 1956
General Motors Corporation
Copies of the Prospectus are obtainably from only ench oy, the. snderetned ae are
DILLON, READ& CO. INC, THE FIRST ‘BOSTON CORPORA TION LAL AN. ‘LOEBE CO.
GOLDMAN, SACHS & co. HARRIMAN | RIPLEY & CO.
LA ARD 1} PRERES & CO.
MERRILL LYNCH, PIER B, FENNER & BEANE
STONE & WEBSTER SECURITIES CORPORATION
P UNION SEC URITIES CORPORATION WHITE, WEL D& CO. HORNBLOW ER& WEEKS
DEAN WITTER & CO.
this State.
N, DILLON & CO.
"Baldwin ) Associated Pre
Net change
|\Noon Wed
Previous dah.
Week ago
|Month a
Year a
1966 ah
1956 igw
1955 Nigh
11958 /low
DET
Allen Elec &
'Gemmer Mfg
On & Ch
‘Toledo Edileon
Warne 8
"No sale,
Rubher
Mtr
Prod Co *
bid and asked ssf
in is 6 1625 a few cholee and prime veaters ; + ea : 2600, most good and _ehotce 22 00-25.00 nidu = t tit Stock® cult to commercial vealers 1200-21 00: “7. choice 441 Ibs stock steer calves 21.60: 270 § 1509 729 1992 good and chotce yreuiee stock steers 2709 1507 729 1903 750 Ibs down 1725-20 00 2047 #1497 729 187 0
2743 1465- ~347 1912 .
2194 #1332 #721 1632 ee ee ? Delegates to Caucus 2440 1299 T18 1714 in Detr it S t d f
2578 1424 757 181.5] ol r 321 1149 «af2 1488 et ay
ROIT STOCKS
Nephier Co! 1c
“heures after decimal points are aen
High
Equip Co*
Co* Low,
14
Co
yeni Ca*
Cor
Co
Man Waives Hearing
on Concealed Gun Gount Mt. Glanen Resident
Charged ee
cealed 37 ¢:
turing R.
dock St, Viele i - revolver,
. of liber "7 4 Oakland County delegates and
‘alternates to the Republican State
Noon Convention Saturday in Detroit will! leuneeree
caucus at 9 a.m. on the 14th floor
of the Tuller Hotel, delegation sec-
1 retary Vrs. Genevieve Schock said ten Court )
12@ veste rday
1
4
i@
13
Sa:
28 S. Pad.
yesterday waived exam- Mercy Hospital today
Langton and wat bound over for ar ,, The convention, te nommate
4 Michigan detegates to the National
convention in San Francisco this
summer, is séheduled for 11 a.m.
in Cass Technical High School,
ety
carrying a con- Tymbles Out of Tree
A Mt. Clemens man was in satis-!
condition at St. Joseph)
after being!
injured, in a fall from a tree Tuts: fac tory
raigninenf Monday in Oaklagd day in Franklin,
Camty Circuit Co
PoaliaciMuntcrel sais Mat Oo Duc Gee, a “ he
gion freed Veles under his footing ariel fell to the cron An
\ Police i claimed Velez had the hospital spokesman reported the }
gun in his possession when arrest-
led Sunday night in a downtown
bar.
G. E.
‘in New York
‘of the Society for Business Notes McNeive,
Management-
i He will cover trends manager of ma- i Tuesday when his car
terial handling anid production con- with a isiiaze wuck in Trenton!
trol for GMC Truck and Coach Di. He
‘tvision,. will outline modern materi-| [eee He Naval Nir Station
-fal handling, Prachice®tn May 17th ~
ity at a conferenge
Advaneement of
foward. _
mechanization in material handling
and the greater profit potentials of!
-an up-to-date handling program, so at the Too
and summarize conference finding
lat the conclusion of the two-day)
ie iman suffered a fractured might heel
land facial abrasions in the fall. + ———— }
‘Sailor Killed in Crash
DETROIT \#—Charles D. Vinson,
130, of Ypsilanti was injured fatally
collided:
Was a Hor stationed at
NOTICE OF etre re SALE
1981 Chewrrical P| gry Minter
rAA QFE Pubt, ‘ele asi be held
Maj 18 1988 a: tae \ Uthin @ reer
Walled Lake \f 4 hop
May 1 1956
REGIS TRA rf S NOTICE
WHITE. LAKE TOWNSHIP Electors dex g in register mney do!
“Hal 1824 Hightand Ra!
from 7 pm 9 pm on Mar FT May!
S't4@ and May 1)
BERT 4. “McK PRACHIE,
= Clerk.
May 2, 3, 1006
\ | S receiving ‘of proposals ; Pontiac Presa a newspaper printed and,
“cireulated in said County |
Witness, the Honorable Arthur 13
| Mcore. Judge of said Court. In the City
of Pontiac in sald County, this 30th day
lof “i 11 A.D, 1966
Se mr ral St MOORE,
rei aa eo) ae 0 ate
is EORGIENA R. MURTHA,
Probate Register, Juventie Division.’
May 2, 1056
ERTISEM ENT OR BIDS
PROJECT. Addition the Clarkston
Elementary School, Clarkston, Michigan
ATION: Waldon Road, Village of 5
Michigan
| OWNER: Clarkston Comminity School
Pree
ARCHITECT: Leo J -Heenan, 15 Cart-
Pontiac 16. Michigan
POF PE OF PROPOSALS: Sealed pre-
es ais are invited for: |
Architectur®#! Trades
Piumbing, Heating and Ventilating|
ae trical
ATE ‘ wn Cc
DUE
Proposals will he received up to Tt
pm. Eastern Standard Time Wednes-
day, May 23, 1956. at the offices of the
lEteme of Education, located in Clarkston
Elementary &chool, Waldon Road,
Clarkston, Michigan, at which time the
{bids will be publicly opened and read
aloud and taken under advisement by
ithe Board
| ACCESS TO PLANS.
Plans are on The for reference at the
!fallow'ng jocations
The Builders and Traders Exchange.
Petrol Mirtigan
Dodge Detroit* se higan
Yffice of the Corporation,
Architect, Pontiag ee
DEPOSIT ON PLANS: \
Deposit of twenty-five (625.00) dollars,
fo at each set of pians and specifications!
ured trom the Architect, same,4o be,
retuned ipon return of plans and
fnectfications in good fonditiog within
ten 10 days after opening date of bids
PROPOS Al GUARA Ee j
Proposals must be submitted tn dupli-
cate, on forms, furnished by :he Archi-!
jtect: A certified check or properly ex-
ecuted bid bond, made payable to the
| Treasurer, Clarkston Community Schoo!
i PHatrict, Clarkston, Michigan, roll an
jamount equal to five (5%) per cen
the btdi as Mquidated damage,
of failure on‘the part of the #uccessful
bidder to execute the contract and fur-
nish the necessary ‘Surety Bonds, within
ten (LQ) days after notice of acceptance
of préSnsal—
Accepted bidders Will be Trequtted to
furnish in accordatiee with the-Jaws of
the State of Michigan, satisfactory,
Trane kd tabor and Material
Bonds for one hundred 1100) per eqnt:
nf the costract ae
Ad} proposals submi!! ted salt hold firm,
1 prices Quoted for &@ period of thirty!
‘10: Gave from ‘he daté set for the
[RIGHT RESERVED BY OWNER |
The owner reserves the right to walve!
jShy irregularities, rejéct any and ‘or ali
‘bids, or recept any bid when in the
opinion of the Board, such action wil)
serve the best Interest a the Clarkston
|Community cael Distric
ALTO F ROBBING, ‘
Rerretary,
May Nar ‘ Donelson-Johns- FUNERAL HOME ._ "DESIGNED FOR ORAL
SPAR oe KS-GRIFPIN CHAPEL | Thoughtful Service FE 2-5
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME — Ambulance Service Plane or Motor
Fr 2-8978 :
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ments containing type sizes
than regular agate
type ds 123 o'clock noen the
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At 10 a. m. Today
there were, replies. af
the Press office tn the
following boxes:
5, G, 9, 12, 13, 16, 20,”
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THIRTY-SEVEN _
Youngster Bumps Head.
in, Fall From Truck -
_ Falling. yesterday morning from “|
the rear end of a bakery truck “"
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THIRTY-EIGHT “S| Help Wented Male 6 ;
Cemetery Lots 4 Help Wanted Female 7 Mi GIRDLY Al TIC SET-UP CARE « . man. 46 (gy oe ow Rd, Ro-| dren, own room TV. Over 20.
HOUSE JO HOUSE Bt | aovaEKEerEn Fox
es. |. eceneery PE ee RECEFTioNist fine! prune | estimates. FE
“INSPECTORS 2 ee) - oe $290 ASPHALT PAVING. DRIVEWAYS wave) A: “At PROTOTILLING
wrt L N BOOKKEEPER full charge Be | Sark GLADSTONE » B80n Fast “REASON NABLE. PE voor, | rience required IN LIKE FIGURES? $240} PE 39-3011“ OL 21141 OL 26796 Gr; POWER LIFT 1 Sewers, sidewa. s, pavem and + i SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR: own BRICK. AND “MENT | | plowing, disking, rae and
Pe Office DIVISION Wans $270 "Work, Also chimneys. No job too | loading. Cow manure. PE ¢2T1 cate OBS FOR MEN - large. Residential end commer SLACK DIRT DELIVERED BY ting the Must be neat, a gusbor onapears owe! Sia the bushel, Digging and raking gressive, and rd ow of Tr ¥ ; Re BLOCK. BRIC CEMENT WORK ster 7 and excellent remu- a . MIDWEST ni itepinces PE: 008 USTOM FLOWING AND ome
: Bridges Bey am ter)’ FORD MOTOR CO. : “ Ponte E baz ‘pam eee Full or Dartial repairing od & Se SE Plowing Te | MACHINE TOR WITH Needs ; pred gy ere oP gaa "OR 3-270
cole Wereuy Beles GoW Pike | S0tld COMPANION mn Gaee She | Oe icity of namek meine =) AYER. FE 2-246 BE- WARRTED AN AR. UST Se t , Becesant. ba poet ag be a rs minum com ne dirt & Pe 9436. ; =~
tween ( and 8 pm q Good wages “and bows: machine ecretarnies eres. May live in, Seg Miss Prap- | MICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS per headinl Lab dpa ny Gar bea ros OPPOR TUNITY r FOR shies Rochester d * gee ot Midwest, 405 Pontiac Sete | 39 Huron bs es 2X eee | Peres ih : eT See ee Um equipment lines, Phone FE MECHANIC WITH TOOLS, JORN an oP TECER t R tL EO | tend escent paranes PE 4514), OARDEN PLOWING AND WAR. | it for pp | D's Texaco Service, 3001 Orcherd | "C LE == _ LICENSED NEw AND | —rowine PE 2
A BILLION DOLLAR LIFE IN- — Ra Keego - St Personabie mature young woman 8U Lome. Lice Service | GARDEN SOOTHING: i = | surance Co is en. reine _ enos to take charge of small office | aa, SaaTte Holly rages ‘T-aag7 > Wilson, FE 2-6920
} atte the j Will pe. Keep records: mest the) -RPENTRY AND REPAIRS CE GARDEN PLOWING AND YARD very unusua. anes are! | 1; fh | public. must have pieasant phone ~ ment dept E 5-359 leveling Top sol! OR
avaliable for | men sate ‘te ~Muntz TV. ] Join Lincoln Divisiofi now vouee Formasest raat isrocmd. : Ae Wonk ALU RINTS GARDEN PLOWING BY Ta 1B? |
career. Must be HS and be a part of the or-| Re cRGCASEEn CENTER, = oie cone os Jensem FE OF acre na sadtiog tr Saati | 2 i
— Gearanees | gemization when tt moves | _Riger Building PE 8-0416 | _or FE 23165 Be E gisBaree. toe ®. Hurca, » experienced salesmen’ | OBS FOR MEN ee BLOCK GARDEN PLOWING. CLARESTON | ECH ENGINEER . | cana work _area. §-5931. IPPLIANCE SEAVICE WAN AND, RETAIL BALES ouR .aPeeTAT PLOWING AND DRAGGING. FE ae service Bn Galery, Wanted for TV and ap) MECHANIC, PERMANENT 350 > ee Ae | caste or MY 3-b402. ed Pesis| t MANUFACTURERS REPRESE eal SCREENS ~oee re ba ROTO TLLING LTY — HAs aN pliances, for our branch Cen 3 W400 | Traneing. Modernising, "PE 4-84 On 3088) gpening at their Oscoda office . v Trainee Positions & M BLDG SERVICE ROTOATLLING. "| GARDEN ANB an ompergneed Reel Xe t in Ponti Appl MANAGER TRAINEE 328 2 lawn. L. W. Avis Service. salesman, npfioanty me be store in ontlac. PPrY | F3 ie * 1957 LEARN A TR: ROOM 44380.
Swoen ages 38 te 38. Write tor, “arly in W934 PREFER SOME COLLEGE FOR| FREE ESTIMATES A : 5 iherview eppetniment | at 9370 Grand River. See| | POSITION WITH CAR PUR: SIDING. ALTERA, ROTO TILLING sete | one. education. real & an iver. See! | Acoly- NISHED TIONS. KITCHEN CABINETS* Lawns and ardens. Wayne Dutch
estate exper Brownell Real | ; Apply CAREER CENTER AND CUSTOM BUILT GARAGE ). er. “OR | Mr. Grall f i = |. AND BREEZEWA re ~ot—OR oe fe seen Sts Sonn Per | ee i eye Lincoln Division B-l Riker Bigg” = PE 8-046 | i Fe i704 BVES. in “Gardens ‘fe ns complete = ; Q Salaried Personnel Instructions __ 9 ELECTRICAL WORK FREE | 9 dare ve 'sas Peluding power rake. avuTo valaz ee COLLISI
shop. on | ———— PIN BOY perienced only, refer- ie
ences. | nooks Auto Poud corner weet. Mo _ of 8 Saginaw & 6 SALESMAN
For real estate sales Prefer ex- |
join —- man living in Orion or
a eae haat out of Orion
LPAGUES ALL | Inn Recreatign
DY r WORKERS n
—_ . pan, pe cour tas ’ experimental a
ae es oY
Diemakers — EET METAL
work
form- uo be body hand
sagt tf = Sx Tt y over-*
jor Mig. "Co. Ml
Better then average hours. Salary
Designers
Detailers For type machines,
- RT & _— ene, a Bik
_.. WRIGHT ~- la BOY WITH 661 2 =rrs experience to wo ore on dads
to share home with elder!
es rent and utilities. WN. ¥ Farm,
_W'utte Rd., Novi, Mich. Ri.
" WANTED MIDDLE-AGED vncaaheriad
tres +7783. Home a _.__
Shoe Salesman
RTHUR'S S Clean-
%
y lad o eal.
in
‘oh
ate
becaneary
cuocheat Sumure; overage
may Bi, Brera Testes es
_Priaey year Ne om ca eerie ee Men and Vets =
Seana es een vanagn Py states? New care.
medi.
earn-
gee i
0 to &. Ns
1) amon Help Wanted Female 7) feo" Eidos nee
(rate 12.-Schaefer Rd
Rouge Plant, Dearborn:
Open Week Days
8:30 to 5:00
Open Saturday, May §
8:30 to 5 00
Or,
Call LUzon 14600
Extension 7367-8 or 9
for a Information
family, atay
on pcemGers wae onl if experienced. Phone FE 2-1170
A couple may also be considered
MI 62170.
~ OPPORTUNITY
al it Detroit, Nebr
r o ue Mich wo ran
hee Si ores 400 fascinating
Neet, wri ron novelties, toys plastica
id even. en Dyno, “ae
ne)
». a Sera 28 roo rage oe
eee ANT HELP WANTED. | gc ON A ne nex | Apply at Twins Restaurant, 17 8 | Wash: Ls me Onterd souably, OA $3968
son a OR BUILDING MAINT. OR Sopa peas Married man with respon-
soaee Daye references G sities Age 33% ere. mill raining = wl rem. ow
Pie Corner x off— reauevisaiitn force. Por
ree more inform 0 or if interview de- sired, PE 5- om “ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS yon WANTED ) MIDDLE!
pea oa ee a
fos ane requirements. t
a an Ariat
2
= ecto Teak
oo past employme:
‘ _ oily _& experience to es.
Cae Ee ae
8 years éxperience
manager & bookkeep-
i bust pe able to type & take
of under.
mt ref-
maen-
J. R. 7S “days eek.
Huron ae 8 Bingie bo “famiy respon-
< ete | tat may
: intere in @ per-
eg hay maa, esare| manent position for [life-time ca-
tings for 2 8 Btarting salary. $15 per week, with excellent ba egepeg—sd for a@
poly at
45 TO 86.
‘ohn Landm GEN LL
MICHIGAN BUSINESS | ¥OUSE Mize PRIVATE ROOM. SALES CORPORATION| 34TH AND. Ty. CONVENTION: 1873 6. TELEGRAPH RD $k ¢ Par a
RIENCED woot 1 PRESSER | 'BOOKKEEPER | Collin’s Cleaners Wood
Rochester OL OL eTTi. peneet FULLER BRUSH MAN EAR} EARNINGS he, poe
Davis Motor
are the highest in history. If you) Main ester, Mich’ OLive
n 0 per wk, or more the 2.7811
ear round, give me a call May- Gan “ROPS WarTR: TREASES | "AND
e 1 can use 1 Car essential. sandwich wre) in per-
_oall_ FE +3 __ _| ie Tony" 3 Drive-in Auburn is i
; * CAN an. Full tine
‘ We will /train LINCOLN We offer many employe bene-
Ce Apply to Rébert Hall Clothes
. 300_N. Sagina : DIVISION | lcowraxtgk-ano-crews
of
FORD MOTOR CO.
AN EXPE erred. to handle book-
amail ene
housekeeping/ Bome car driving. < Good bome /in countr:
= omer Llesile meals 5 5 er ae Pi person,
‘Temporarily Located in Hows ae Bile Wosdwerd o
Dearborn to Locate in | Gosuytic AND DRUG COUNTER:
eve in, 8
Idwest 4
. Early in 1957
Pull or part time
Cleaners ‘
Don't Delay: | ss Sas Trend, No.
These positions now open iesx Cex i
are to be filled prior to,
moving to Novi.
~ PROCESS
ENGINEERS: 1 oh ifica' ¢ trum
tor, for Bir am beauty tate
Night shift MI 49090
EXPERIENCED Woo!
Coilina Cleaners
Ro ( Body - in - whiye, chassi ghetieveol 3-71
final assembjy, trim CUC ERE OMAN | FOR OEN — housework [ive in Some
“and sew) with J_chtidren New Lake
| Scotti PRE
1
Private room and bath
Thurs
PE
oH every other Bun off
‘EXPERIENCED GIRLS. ac. ib arya only. Top
iward, Birmingham
COUNTER GIRL
Birmingham
1283 8... Woodward. MI
NTER Sore — JOE CONEY
4837 Dixte Hwy.
R MOTEL, PON- tlac todent - please state age a
Press.
EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA.
salon.
_EXP. WAITRESS
SEER $50 Wood ward?
erat
help
home to work ip hom
care of patients * Must ry the
cooking, no ee _weewes Live
tn $50 plus room &
board. air ailen than for wages. ree 1350 Pontiac Rd.
Rochester, Michigan.
WANTED: GIRL FOR FULL T
ition with established Kosseut
office, Shorthand and wens Te
be al meet
itions, office,
ditioned. Good starting oy vith
x Pe in per.
ery (3nd and
vancement eens st
gon, Mr beogeenh floor). Phone
WOMAN BET. & 3 ‘TO MAN- “age amail office, Much—respon-
Eu ‘34114 between 6 and & p
time, y in person, Elk
ers. 285_ wes :
Es WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE. for @ days. Ref. required. E
filing and processing . custome
feel erect Write Pontiss |
Press. _
WOMAN EO CHILD CARE
: with couple, rent free FE 465
WOMAN TO CARE FOR 9 CHIT- dren while mother works More
YOUNG LADY BETWEEN 20 AND 3S yre of “ce for customer call
office. Must neat and at least
88" tall, Apply to Mrs. Phillips
at Pontiac Laundry, 540 § Tele-
_§raph No phone calls please,
Help Wanted en
x So MEN, WOMEN
retime, who can use $10, $50,
$100 for distributing Watkins Na-
tionally advertis vanilla to |
_ friends and neighbors FE 2.3053
REALSILK "REPRESENTATIVE.
| Earn
| PE_¢360 oe CARETAKERS Couple for apartment rentals Hus-
band must be experienced in
Painting, dechtating and gen-
eral maintenance. Wife to take
care of general cleaning. Full |
time not required Free apart-
ment and some wages
be dapablere and reliable Write to
Box No. 3}, Pontiac Datly Press,
a ing quailfications.
CHAPIN I NEED AT LEAST 2 GOOD REAT FSTATE
/ counte fF sizapte er payable. Fi-
‘Equipment | Steins, het set Designers |, fountamSales Women | (Body fixture experience forme, fond” working conditions, desirable) Renty” out of choot patios ee
ee APPLY Hy Certieate'” Apply is eore Ll
SALARIED. || FRED SANDERS PERSONNEL SENERAT OFFICE WORK Niet
LINCOLN DIVISION
Gate 12—Schaefer Rd.
=Reore Plant, Dearhorn ae FoR “DRY cra ee iApply Village Cleaner
ain, _Rochest ter have *.plensin telephone roice
ANING s 1s
iGipis FOR Wwork— DRY . Open 8 ito to 351 cleaning dept Experienced pool or | Feber Sana ere Apply
Call LUzon 1 is Ponting comity aay | 8 Ri
xtension 7367-8 or 9 efclbersrer ror corel bome mation, ye theary” decning ot —
Pound "icon ineom 9 Re
wo A Gi ae in. ne
° 5 -4 ie ‘ .
SALES PFOPLE. 1 TO
WORK DRAYTON &
1TO WORK RT OOM
Pie iL |e .
pone ns CHAPIN BKR ~
FE #113 ‘ OR 71016
ie Orchard Lake Rd
| COUPLE “TO LIVE IN “AND . BE
caretakers of small apt building,
{thes partial rent References.
tite Pontiac | Press Box 099.
umoeksassc COUPLE. MAN AS por erin to. ape “helper: tn
ae. willing sound summer at fishing Lodg Montreal
snarting M 8, ay
er reonality
and references, OR : for tin- terview,
‘EB Employment nt Agencles 8A
BIRMINGHAM
OFFERINGS Immediate full or part time~ Bec:
retaries, typists. genera! office Wa aq posh | Setar UNDER-
answer | CARPENTER “WORK ALL KINDs
must have good refer.,
some cooking, stay four
nights, excellent wages.
for
Seats otis teens Ze FE 32214 ;
oot
involved. Must be well BABYSITTING
roomed and like to meet pecwss |
= GER | eral work in dry cisaanes! can
Work ts varted Inctuctes typing. |
Mostly for good home Or share ; _
for home than wages FE 5-7060 |
8 PPO
2 an hour at beginning. |
You must /
evanad
CAKE. DECORATING COURSE
MY 72-6842
LEARN “TO DRIVE THE SANE-
WAY AT “SAFE-WAY" DRIVER
TRAINING OOL
Bus FE 2-2263 Res FE 6-1645
PIANO | AND » ACconpION Lrs-
w your home.
— Work Wanted “Male 10 ede ee a
bi CAnrerten wore. NEW &
Galt FE 50008
tmates. Phone FE 2-1418
ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED
_Ed Murrey 2 A657
FLOOR BANDING
Ly specialty. ~ €arl
| Fipon LATINO. LANDING. Bhai | Frost reo enim | ta “Sack. rE
4 rion, zB os Supertence.
Modern equipment, guar ay *
o ectimates. John Taylor,
31618.
i ® LAYING, SANDING AND finish in A w Miller, 18 yre. tn we. | Pontine a. i e ‘OLD FTOORS L Bilis.
CARPENTER 3 Seams “ALTER. | ¥ we service. cements vrs. 8-711
Reas - Featherstone Pr
+1330 3
NEAT APPEARING WAITRESS CARPENTER AND “CABINET | “fend gril) cook day work no work New and repair D B
Sundays or holidays Dixie Diner Murdock FE 276610000
_MI 43024 — Picard ag goes! ed 05 EY = ; repair. No om or NURSEMAID SES peCeaimed ne! ot
Care of 2 year-old boy, E_bieis FB 030 _ | FLOOR aon tivina “SANDING © FIN. _tshing. C. Bod Sine FE 82060
ae SANDING, LAYING. FIN
|| gs: preréner 49) Central FE
ace SANDING det Ls) EX-
terior and inte. 83382
|GENERAL ScnDiNG eee
| Brick, stone. cement work Pins-
| fering and tile work. FE 4-2200.
|\OUARANTEED | ROOFS, ALL
kinds. EST. 1918 be Enon Marsh,
Sanne MAKER AND CARPEN-
ter Kitchen & specialtv. FE
CIAN LICENSED, ib with ne we tn- —7
where Mi
. — first. Reply Boz Py Pon-
WIRING LICENSED
2-0667. Ed Murray. rE 382 N. Cass. FE 2-302
VICE HOME REPAIR SER
Job too small? Windew out, =
boards, shingle off. Lock brok
torn screen? Can't get it fixed?
PE 4-3232 Call
HOUSE MoV Ko. FULLY
equipped. PE 40450 La _ Young. 368 ING, FLOOh LAYING. oh scan finishing. 185 Edison. Ph
EXP TRUCK DRIVER. 6 YR safe ——e tee pore needs
Load lpoed any ki Best of ref
EXP, CARPENTER NEEDS _work. k. Job or hour PE -6-8325.
FREE ESTIMATES - CARPENTRY, _eabinet work oda jobs FE 3-0552
LAWN cereal . TREE ELANTING mn ce, net wae +7084.
Low i PAULING. GARBAGE AND
aie aTing WANTED BY ELDER- man FE 5-6838
Se | eERoRS YOUNG. MAN, 1? WANTS work en ts
VETERAN eo YR OLD, DESIRES [oodebes but prefers
ck axtvins iis
re exp. as route
__salesman, §-6170 or FE 8-0960
YOUNG MAN DESIR nes Work int and. trimming
Work Wanted Female | 11
2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-
ing and cleaning FE 17-0323.
ALL IRONING, $3 BU. PICK UP
and delivery. 1 day service. FE
_ 23316. a APARTMENTS on — are clean for wor' e es
tide preferred. rit a p0d1.
| BABYSITTING BY THE DAY OR
n-| hour, In my home FE ¢2812
Live in some nights TE 404
| Santenrtine. IN MY HOME a _ing day . PE 63738
WASHINGS 1 AND ee | BABYSITTING
@ bushel. lroninga done. $3
_2-6066.
Woman BETWEEN 35 AND 50| GARE FOR CHILDREN IN YOUR ral housework and cook- OR 3-7796
© iamily a 4. Must live’ 1 _home or ir mine, C
CHRISTIAN | TEACHER TUTORING keep children. in home
| On OR 13618 =
DAY WORK, WEEK WORK OR “dish washer stock | girl, FE 2-4405
DEPENDABLE one "DESIRES
_ babysitting rE
| TRONINGS, = i
Pickun & deliver
| TRONING, $3 A BUSHET. 1-DAY service On E Walton FE 5-2397
| FRONINGS, $3 A BU. PICKUP and deliver FE 2-s9te :
TRONINGS $3 A BUSHEL PICK | up_and deliver FE 58732,
LADY DESIRES HOUSEWORK,
Petrone: or dishwashing FE
CADY. WISHES WORK BY DAY. HOUSE WORK. LEE TRENCHING
SERVICE Septic tanks completely tnstalied
; Pootings. dirt removed. sand and | gravel MAple §-0486
| Masonry & Cement Work
EED NEW KITCHEN sTO’ ro ord Cabinet? Call W.
tt FE SSei4 NO DIGGING FREE ESTM.,
SEPTIC Tanna — TILE fields installed Trenching and
| fe opal OR 38212 or KEnwood
~ TRENCHING AND
- BULLDOZING R_D. Tompson FE 46841 rE. Wrst) SIDE PLOWING & GRAD- |
| ‘Also bieck dirt & manure. |
PLP
: ‘endear, \18A ee eee
ALL LAWN CARE BY HOU eg by fob Free estimates FE
BEAUTIFUL | NURSERY GRO’
i Mere Blue grass sod. FE Tezy,
BULLDOZING :
FE. 4-007
| BULLDOZINO - AND GRADING.
CARES SLAWDSCABIN SERV.
Within 33 miles Pontiac.
FE §-2131
COMBINED
“TE i keeled
ee Sur Realtor
: Bie PARED:
4 E. Walton Bivd. 760
CONTRACTS. WANTED
WILL BUY FROM OWN
EAELE'8 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-
gett Cooley Lake Rd. EM
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING TELEGRAPH FE 6-8888
| BED- TIRCOVERA TDALPEE mamenae: Your ir material re 5-5 797,
Lost & Found a A. JOHNSON, Realtor
104. S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533
GASH
Ask for Ted ‘MeCullough. No ob Por land contracts. New or old. POUND: SMALL BLACKHAIRED/ Large or small. Buyers wasene
male dog. Part cocker. MA 5-2780. Prompt cow serv
FOUND: COCKER SPANIEL. vi.| Bring im your contract ot ee Telegraph and Boston. Cail S044) or FE
4 iz * higation.
ester rhs Substantial reward J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor
_ bal" Press “os Seppe Write Pon- E, Walton ‘_Open Eves.
IMMEDIA’ CASK 1 oe FOR R Cost: PAIR oo aires = Tact or cawity pipbiotlas 412 , —— St. =] = TUCKER'S RADIOTV. PE 53714 Small modern home with lar
PE ts. 168 H. Pita &.-"~""| we veed contracts for immediate | 12t,,0008" locu Da. Hie WARDS TV 6ER ‘ ers Wa What have | 25103. 32-2076 | you? Reasonable ( ner ; or small . . new or 7 LISTINGS before am AND
Ty iter Service 22A tere" sSe5 Ww. wen an mm HAR J. WILSON, rs MA evenings. FE 4-6492 rE Lapeer Real Estate TYPEWRITERS : ghine repairing. Expert work Ass _3e_Mr_Ciark PE 21065 or FE 3-600 J anc Sup . 5 ‘
y Co. 17 W. Lawrence. : Teka RENTED — Cash Waiting SELLING? Mitchell's, 133 ON. Saginaw St. If you are planning on selling
2 Me Benoss paceanalie tee ey jour home, we have the sales. Upholstering§ 23) Muneour action force te doe better job for vou ” bring a salesman ta your door
within 28 minutes. call today. speek YS ae | —
ee ee ee FE 8 oger en “RADIO & TW. IST'S. eR naw: M. Stout, Realtor ny PEP AR Ra. JOHNGON'S RADIO AND TV mig st 830 OL 1-111 weno 888
Russell Young. REALTOR
Sun. ar}
We Saecaies In rties located tn Sr
See Prete aero lar, Het with us
Clarkston Real Estate 20 8 Main, Clarkston, Micb
MAple 5-5821
downtown area « Cas
scribed EKeen’s Bren If end
_ call Borden’ 8. FE ¢1587 home. K. L. Templeton, Realtor 333 Orchard Lake Ra FE 44563
BUY OR’ SEEL:
| Lost: LADY'S HAMILTON | 333 Or
watch. Great sentimental value WE NEED ere eee Reward ae 6 LAND CON AGS _ show you how to get cash if the | LOST: 6HRINER FEZ RED - : TR: | rice is reasonable Call tow. and
Not it aS hee: We will gt \quick cash! RD RILEY BROKER oO return racy e ve vou a \quicl ca * are
Mere gen bad Branch st. FE etter with no seus nate gpa ar Lake Ra. FE ¢11
A coats. iy settlem ve us ANTED: CITY LOTS WITH =
Lost: BASSET HOUND. Vic. OF| & phone call today. estil-| er and waier, FE ¢06i3. Call
oppo ig gg tage tare ‘ = reward. 5
lee MElrose 44183. “1 Nicholie& Here Co. : TOY 3 Ww. Haren LAN CONTRACTS SOLD OUT! vie. of Edison and Oladstone. Se gut = LA! cr la = -
Answers to “Penny.” Child's — _ J VanWelt, 6440 Dixie, Hwy. | Our salesmen are ée! . propertr
Please to 6 Edison. _OR 3-135 — \ faster than we are able to se- rs : ae cure new . WE WN DON'T SELL YOUR LAND CON- Tour pad A tract until vou have seer us.\ cash buyers we must take cere
er, one @ home? FE APITOL 6. eave & LOAN \CoO. of immediately, two of our buy-
Animal Rescue | 18 _W. Huron 8st rr. erg want to bé located tn either 5 3 GLASSES | TO GET = M R YOUR Otawn Hille Indian Ville, or
vicinity MN Perry. FE 4-073 land contract. ord tt! oe Seminole Hiltie WNeverthiess.
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO a ee “bird to see 1050 wherever your home ts we need
{ found thal Mack lparselaadiniccecc Phone rr Sante ty’ « courteous salesman will be
April 15th, please notify us | WE HAVE z 4 your door 30 minutes efter vou
\ San Uy 3-743 $200.000 00 4 “call DON'T DELAY
Hobbies & ies & Supplies 24 244A At our disposal to pyrchase new | A ‘ or seasoned comtracts ‘for tel
repagumes wg pu | aie St oh Shed aes REALTOR ber > aes: ees efi tet & { Te Bute eeite inure | FE 20474 FE 4.7114 Lawr N. Telegraph Evenings 7 AUG: a " Multiple Listing rvice
Tooe r .
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MAHAN
XPERT ORN trimming and removal. $2683. pack. $40. ‘OL 7 3:30 ste Pavchasacela ;
FILL DIRT LEVELED AND) _p.m “Othice 8800 Commerce” driveways graded $3582. P 1
GENERAL Eaybecabon 16 Notices & Personals 28 REALTY CO. REALTORS yrs in Pontiac C. Mills FE tive Real Estate Exchange R. F.M KINNEY
4-8373 = AAA PRIVATE D — Evenings and Sundays c 706.
LANDSCAPING erim inal. $5201. : ron Ph. Univ. 3-8
Be om sane hevotred Knapp S Shoes 5% MORTGAGES
LAWN a0 Airport RA 3.1803 ones ore with Mah 100 ft rontace ert] Rent Apts. Furnished 33 ; * a |B D. CHARLES 1717 8. Te! SAA BUILDING AUDIVOX NEARING AID RM 18 ° "parm" Loan Correspons al np 1-R OOM, KITCHENETTE AND
aie aienance TE Da | Voom VN Wim | pm saat Gaver sem| figetaty ite asian cay wg OR eye dymsy patie he Nine iy WEDDING, DeVFTA ONS, To Huree WARTED LAND err eo) 3 "iad .
Sa Printed napkins — Past service ‘| will top dollar on todays. rr ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH. On DaTeTY, Ary POR SUPPLIES. |. market. Call us now. - Child wekone Pe
hiy OL ‘1
De | LOWER STRAITS LANDSCAPE CO. Spring clean up Estate mowing
or
down,
“Lies by
southeastern ‘Mi bees Free
mates.
Rg RG, DEL A
Alpen up after
Bivd
North Com ioe leneoc arene: a
ameteurs, Pontias
WHITE'8 FE 8 FE SHO
TREE SPRAYING BY EXPERTS.
Specials “Dutch Elm disease.
TOwnsend 17-8091 a. 80D
e Febepteed or ao five
__ Building Supplies ) 2A
Empire Supplies Co. . toed Union Lake Rd
Union my Village
BUY DIRECT We eho realm ae .windowa,
double gay atc ows, picture win-
dows, ons @ windows and win- |
Enotty ine" paneling dow
Baro bet al itenarer
_ MEE ED STONES. Additional line of custom ‘work
_tone OA_8-2054
13 Business. Services
‘APPLIANCE SERV ICE
We service all makes of automatic
washers, wringer washers refrig-
erators, redior cleaners and all
types of smal) appliances ROY'S
Oaklarc Ave 32-4021
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trained men
at our store. General Printing &
Office Supply Co, Ww. we
rence St one FE 3-0135.
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Walls and windows. Reasonable
_Free est No obligation FE .2-1431 cedar
trim.
Pfastic or Ceramic Party New
products low prices and vou earn
yours free having in own home
| Call OL 1-3176. Mary's Gift Par-
| Bry. “WALL BY MACHINE FREE
| estimates. No job too big or small
rE 5-4628
DU IRA-CLEAN YOUR RUGS AND
reat poy iene ESTI-
_ MATES. FE 2-1
EXPERT TREE STRING & |
removal: Ph. FE 54-6503 or OR |
FE_8-3433.
CADY WIsHES WORK aS WartT- ress, babysitter or dish washer.
PE $-13: pee «
LADY WANTS DAY WORK FE
Coa
en in food home Live in FE
$-0429
LADY 2% A AND SON ¢ WISHES
| housework and babysitting “ars,
on bus line Write Pontiac Press.
| Box 66
MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING |
_retarial Service. EM 32842
| TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK.
to dq in own home Expertenced |
and forene oe if necessary
__#-2687 after 6 30 WANTED. SPRING CLE. LEANING.
ns sie ‘BEC. |
WANTE ARY OG NF
a ‘tine work for 2 moe Will
consider full time position in the |
fall Prefer. bookkeeping. Apply
Pontiac Press. Box 97
| WALL WASHING, NEAT WORK | "Er 5-6308 after ¢ en
WASHINGS & TRONINGS TO
gether or separate Chiid care’ in
mr home Vie Union Lake EM.
MOTT
WASHINGS AND IRONINGS SEP- arate oF togetier Prkup anc de
tver OR 43-5532
wIDOW 60 “EXCELLENT HEALTH
wil keep house for 1 or 2 adults
Can assist invalid Exp driver
References EM 3.0040 | ane
WIDOW v WANTS HOUSEKEEPING
for elderly gentleman rook
and_references. FE 4
OULD LIKE DAY WORK. 3 3
Geyé @ week. 68 & day plus
transportation. FE ¢03¢7 -"
Bailing Service _ 12 A-l CEMENT WORK
Work aft experienced s@lesincter |
Birmingham Employment Service
i” W. Mane Birmingham. Mid.
Wert ¢4254
GENER AL OFFICE —
33 to Wet! Bi Ebay ha feet
more r faeetee herd
eoded
| |
q
LLOYD MONROE
FE 4-6866
A-l LAYING, “SANDING: a Licensed Contractors FE 3
Pontiac Hardwood Floor Bericel ;
AKB TRENCHING _ occas - water line field tile |
| ABBTriows: ATTICS FIN. |
12 | tree
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- airing & rewinding 218 EB. Pike.
FE ¢3081
ELECTRICAL
~SEWER CLEANING
Sins! Sunder Service PE 62071 | EAVESTROUGHING. INSTALI ED
and repaired Custom meta!
planters Free areas La&M
sh eet Meta! reese
‘LAWN MOWER. Match TNE
‘ground and Pesained FE 43367.
after § 00 pm
|\LAWN MOWERS “SHARPENED and repaired Exp CC
Stickel 16 Haddriil o FF S 4-3780_
LAWN MOWERS, HAND OR POW. | er, aharpened or repaired ae ( motors repaired One «
service, Free pickun and delivers
_Phone Fe eae
HE? ATING SERVICE |
Gas, burners and furnaces, | cleaned: and servied All makes |
Dar or night. FR 41063. pay OL
2-018! _ WAYNE HEATIN co
HANDYMAN 1 DESIRES ¥ SOR ™N
Bitm naham are en SE! 2-#104
LAWN SERV J ain WORK ODD
342
fovs Reas _FE"
Mastering € milracta
New & repair work All ma
terials farm Ml 44229 Noe jon
too smal) or | too large
Je , AND PATCHING
PLASTERING | - Pree estimate FE 3-°€20. |
PLUMBING AND. HEATING WS | oan gel Bon. J767 oF
SAWS MA’
MANLEY LEACH, 10 BAGLEY _8T.
NO AND REMOV- si. pres estimates. eT ye |
Fare Tai TRIMMING AND REMOV- re Pree estimates, FE 23-6019 FE.
Fe CES EE i elm. mosquitoer- &
trait” Pan ming & ipo
estimates Phone FF 42905 z
2-8850
WALL WASHING AND Wi WINDOW
cleaning, homes. offices ont fac-
torieg, free estimates. rE
43921, Shovers Janitorial Service:
‘WINDOWS CLEANED
‘Tereenp Washed and put . a pul Eavestroughs cleaned and
Get our prices first. CALL NOW FOR HOUSEHOLD | — AA-1| MOVING TRUCKING GOOD
service. EM 36253 or FE 56-3871, anytime
a-l HAULING FOR PICKUP. ANY-
thing FE 5-0675
A-! MOVING = HAULING
EXCELLENT SERVICE Reasoyable Rates
ABOUT ANYTHING HAULED
So etc, cleaned. FE
ASHES AND RUBBISH TF ADLED | #t_any_time e FE ¢0755_—
| ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULED. anythin, FE 5-3047
RUBBISH OR ANYTHING.
‘ASHES.
ASHES macy RUBBISH HAULED.
HES AND RUBBISH AND
4-6229
Trucks to-Rent a CKS TRAC TOR s
Moving & Trucking 19;
Hauled Anytime after 4 ORlando |
_ 32370
Ss
Restore Credit Buy, sell and trade For fast ef-
tne Yellow Cab Apply 230 Rus-
WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES 3 _of furniture Phone FFE 32-5523
| WTD : 6YR. CRIB WITHOUT-MAT- ay
~ BROS.
AND EQUIPSIE* | tress. Good clean cond. Reason-
i, Ton Pi me oi"; Thn stake a! able FE +423 = TAUTORD
and Dump Tricks f . 78 i . saan Dixte H + Pontiac Farm a al | Wd. | Miscel janeous 28 fee Bead 4
Industrial Tractor Co. WTD USEI) SAFE cee
open ey WOODWARD | _ pest a se anane HELP US! 3 en Daily oe Sun ay WANTED: US ESTA\ Find a 3 bedroom ranch. __ FE 404 E 41442 | “equipment. Call FE ¢ ae Were home on West side or re WANTED: USED |! ao ER os eubbrben fae. client >. ‘Painting & ‘Decorating. 2 Gl halite ho td e251 or EM Wants “to” par
acl 3-4174 between 6 and 7 L a epproriinntely $15,000 Just [3 ARE YO@ TIRED AND | = 42544 mow J.
from the spring cleaning ,chore? __ Money / Wanted ZBA A Tavise Realtor, 100 Oak, aa =ash and you vour house et) SESS AN land Avenue
side and out You ll « —
ite ina noat"te Sabie © NEED, MORTOROE 0%, STORE as, 4-1 CUSTOM DECORATING, | WAG | _EM. 3410. Papering Steaming service. ‘om. | Tf you hare lots tn the etty on y-y merce EM 33438 [- Wanted to Rent — 29) wole: & sewer phone me I will A-i CUSTOM PAINTING PAPER.) ~~~~~-~ ai ge en tf goer arier apd oon” 3
facging. Paper removed Esti FAMILY oF 3 DESIRFS FUR; Clark Rea’ Fetate 1362 W Huron mates FE 46818 —— __ ished 3 bedroom house Up to a FE 46492 or FE $4813 -00en Al PAINTING INT. iOR & EX $80 per month MY 23771 evening % }
terior 10 perre & © for cash is) AGED COUPLE NO CHIL
_Guatan’ eeu Free e<) FE 4-0205 ee BAGS 2 of 3.bedroom house | \ AN IED hats
A-] PAINTING PAPERING or lower apt West aide of sub- | Wall pay up to $500 each for 4
Mason Thompson FE $8364 urban. References FE ¢2544 or fots- in Waterford White Lake
|A-t DECORATING — PAINTING, | _©E 26710. or Indenendence Twp. OR 3-4558 | 4 WANTED TO RENT: PASTURE ir FE 2-7058 and wall papertne Call for est
Mater — PR 40255
| ALWAYS: ~ DEPENDABLE PAINT-
Phied decorating bed yrs exp.
INTERIOR ‘AND EXTERIOR DEC. of any kind No
a wer CAN SELL YOUR LOT
A.G, Elliott & Sons MA 6-2503
oa JO 446121
Northwestern Hwp at M'belt. for 2 gentle horses of barn: with lot §=6Call mero and eves, FE 4
4
Share Living Quarters 30
eee trucking. PE WE ARE NOT A Aa Service give us a call pd tiated —s 2d + Mr rown. We need modern | ~— FRANK JOHNSON HAULING, 5 ah (2°RM_ PRIVATE. BATH. at DULT moving will pick up savtaiag: LOAN COMPANY Bomep as praperte cme terme | only. 287 Oakland Ay + BS
EE nests MICHIGAN CREDIT i |? decarai ROOM APTS NEWLY
mcryenarons CUmAwED A8"| — COUNSELLORS — | L. H. BROWN, Realtor |_sizjtté: A milton ‘neae ru ‘« cleanup a i
LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH |____Above Oakland Theater [H.W Hruon ___Ph_FE 24810 97 TROON EWE EVERYTHING L i u minutes walk from town.
| Gaw 8 “HEAVY gf AULING. Wtd. Children to Board 26 CASH No arinkers, or ebiidren. 72 Fair. As any time et : 48 HOURS — = R : X- 2 & 3 ROOM FURN APT. UTIL LIGHT ACC aS & RUB i wacea RE wer 1 OR 2 CHIL FOR YOUR HOME ties Private entrance one ish FE 2-1017_- | Wwe Ss Cee as Bie Uiheee wenn ‘privtleges 209 Norton
obae ee ae oe Re aeeT TNO. onEoy Et ITY : worsipe wie ATIES | TORN, een lth “<2. sg els > f x ‘couple. est ide. FM
‘LIGHT AND pratt TRUCKING. Wid. Household Goods 27 JEM WRIGHT, Realtor _ 317 . Rubbish hauled sand, fill dirt, 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-041 3 RM HEATED APT 4 PRIVATE _ondereveie Pe 2200) | FURNITURE. NEEDED | 2222 Pel Baste exctange | Teale aod “ectranen con | MAN WITH % TON TRUCK “a: ep oc ie wens — Fisher’ 7 Park ah v wants work FE 49421 anytime. entire Romeo! 0 e in a
| TRUCKING AND _ HAULING RUBS | OCU los seek comets SOLD TRM PVT BATH HEAT. LIGHTS a DELL CARTACE— 70} Sale, Phone OR 3-2717 ; ' _adults onty “Ret a ‘DEL ARTA FOR QUICK DISPOBAL OF ALL or No Sold ianobara ree BATH, 1 BABY WEI our Areas goods. call MYr-
tees oes re poy tad poe US ae iT On AUCTION i sour property. ‘an’ . sold yee 5 eee TH.
<7 +" 1 < LJ ube @ it Lf ti
REDUCED RATES t for you OA 8-2681. t= mene een) tale pee ee aueren merase | Lar van to serve you. Smith OF PO cs tat eld N-
| tet peste com vee “WH TTE, [ts re ii ote: ROOM GROUND FLOOR. FE 24186
UPPER | PRIVATE § BATH Al AND
entrance Well furnisheq and
clean Couple only. Inquire before 1 or affer 4 3h Norton
ROOMS AND BATH IN AUBURN
Heights Utilities included. Prt
Yate entrance FE 3-9320
ROOMS -AND BATH BRICK TER- ce ‘yt. ent. Mel-Mar . 316s, E. Highland Ra MU reir
ROOM, PRIVATE BATH AND
entrance 45 James Bt. FE 64851
RM. SHARE BATH, UTILITIES
farn. roams rm. J block from us or! a Lkebe spl Ad Tears a Call after 4:30, FE
ae “FURNISHED PRIVATE entrance 407 8 Jessie
RM. APT AND “ALSO 1 LIGHT
houkekeeping rm MY
ROOM APT
vate entrance
5 opm ; 7
ROOMS - PF IVATE ENTRANCE Ist finer 33) Midwa
RMS & ee CLEAN COUPLE
No drinkers 1038 Oakland
ROOMS ,MODERN UTILITIES furn. 324 Mt - Clemens. Adults _only
ROOMS, Pi Ls a BATH. FR
or +6700.
R 3 MEAT AN Fi ND_ LIGHTS.
all vier "a0. a ksi 2082
Ist FLOOR. PRI- A270 Peacock after
yating {0° lwrp: MIDDLEAGED SQUPLE To bin. or Lao em: ates, | 7 = Call FE 8-2045. [at bce wuilities. tn, In oad PEDDLING YOUR __Anderson. Tey
MACS 5 ALL WARRING 10. & PAINT: x _Non 33782 PROPERTY? oRM csilbsoiiol niin
asonsbie. FE YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE 7] IT DOESN'T PA “Pantin =F DE CORKTING room @ with same. Mother ected (eit towing cnig ite | 2 “00 tines PE : J Wilihite _with chijd also OK. 6-3663, | susie prospects, saves you | —vate entrance. ; a ’ ‘t * ' Painting and Acorn ~ Wed. Transportation 31 with logpere Call te now we | bale eee rane og work guaranteed, Call ————— < need fat ‘ lakes, and residential | ¥ included 1 child or baby ee rt petac. |. properties We hendie’all deta‘ie wel ome. Appl LEAVINO ‘FOR # Pp lair @f FE 2-4315 TL rey fesse ‘Share ex- or financing and closing j i Mretsate of Baldwin just north “5 ee penses_ ;: ° ma ae PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES Fe —PSnscs _ : To Buy—To géll_To Trad 9 }Ot8 8ST CORNER NW SHIR: 3.1008 YOU BUY IT-—WE'LL Inst RE IT) igs bsat 4 bedroom apt Ada! ts PAINTING AND AND RUG aA |.—Beterences._ 931 wh. Pr ‘sa aa NEED A_ FINANCE- /ATVRACTIVE >. ROO Painting & . Wail Washing
Free estimates FE 2-9706
& 'FIXER? Order oaren BANGING | O REASONABLE ads to sell, ren _YE +217) ood
Seer ~ tA fy
|| SWEDISH MassagE :
FE czest. La
- y
7 ~
_ MAHAN rrktry job. FE 2.8181 is the once Real Epate E
ant Ad number | pi 20263 change
Ti btest
| ieee bath. ‘tnt: mgt . over im
rash hi T peneet, “
. Burns PE 26814. 03 Mai RIDGEWAY 7 ROOMS P ee wRAnCE W RCD abencin ere. 9% Baldwin Ave rE esp |? ROOMS relate CEA
setiore na anttred Mi Odgers 8270 . 2 ROOM & BATH BASEMENT
opgay ooh Mich. bite Wanted Real Estate 32A Passe hs sprence TES ent 1 photoes ede STU
= TRUCE ss 890 Robinwood, off N, that erry
of Tn as ry ree ease gor} OUR SLEEV ES ARE fo ee Bicane, aria 27 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY i
l ROELED Sanco a = PRIVATE BATH vim. . feet Younger. Heme Stim on are Monae for AO. Newly decorated for eee 16
which | lacks iron efter « Try; starting to roft ap we plan ids are higher-potency-Oxtrex Tonic Tab- to sell more. than our 27 LARGE ROOMS. BASEMENT
lets ay. Trial size costs little share WITH MAIUAT co. @pt Private bath 2 children wel-
In tine, Simms Bros. and OPERATION YOUR Late = mele O inqeltvillel BES 1077
Sombpen’e: Atlee arene) Gime se To eovpave |? RM UTURN pT stowrit Let us prove our claim w =
OPEN TUES. WE ‘THURS. ‘ACTION and RESULTS tor peLroll REuimoo bone evenings. Doretny's rE 214 you, “SELLING OUR 2 ROOMS CHRISTIAN COUPLE
ra bbl eee BEAUTY bagels teil ia Js x tree and entrance 118
Ww * LUE x
‘ wore pi wef le ite’ SIBILITY TO YOU." Call. |7 ROOMS. BATH HEAT. LIGHTS. bh ao Now! J Satz Cie an ute FE SPECIAL: COLD WAVES ¢5 50 42-7425 v's, NR. Perry. FE| Edw. M. Stout. 1 Realtor | rooms FOR WORKING cob- —F4._ Open _| ves TIN. Baginaw- St. FE 5-6163 Ss Cuties and prt. entrance. WOULD YOU LIKE TO MARE A Open Eves. Pry 830° =
isreah Gan reese oe FE 2 ROOMS™AND BATH, te t
6-7973. wnt - aCe WLY FURNISHED. sting wante
IN DEBT? Ip nd ‘eround Pont. CL Os E TO DOWN. + ARVEY WILSON = ape ll Real ze eet HON N NA FE 4. 2579.
D5 8683, E . 2 ROOMS AND BAT
i IF SO, FE 26097 - or = * OA 86-3760 floor. Pvt. ent \ men 7 aan . : 2 RM MAIN PDOOR, PRIVATE
| Let US entrance, wUlities Yuruished. Close
Give You 1 Place to Pay 2 RMS" NICELY | PURNISHED. . . Near bus line Adults\or work-
Ease Your Mind _ing girls. 68 @ Francis
‘T_RM3. PRIVATE ENTRANCE.
e
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MAY 2, 1956
« THIRTY-NINE
RM. 8 “til Jube 15th. OR 3-9624 ener 4 pm.
30X30 SMALL HOUSE. ALSO 1047 _ housetrailer 27 long, FE 40078.
FURN ‘COTTAGES. CHILDREN
Rent Houses Unturn. 36
+ Parke
rE +oim: “re "2.8532;
PE ¢-5078
vm, *
each, 2.
$21, 600
WiLLIs M. BREWER
“BY OWNER Bloomfield __ ranch. Acre of
fooms. Panelled den. 2% ce B: ‘t. MI'6-1
750 DOWN ie; 4 * and
ease Lene nace and automatic
R. D. RILEY, BROKER
FURNISHED APT. YOR RENT. Ww . '|) BEDROOM HOME AT 1438 COOL- NW 2 bd BL as ted fom 9 sea, ate| Sy ,Lake RG. with priv. on Union | peop ha Fe Oe RT len eRe ae EM 3.926 afer $20 Lovely ¢ bdrm: on Middle, Straite 4 MODERN. NORTH OF e, seve e mes,
Cypaiy LOVELY GUE RUTH, (Per beay ouster PE SNE me BG Beng end garden. Adults 81 ROOM HOUSE AND-OR 66 W. Huron +2577 Near rt. 0! beard peal Mebpmdae ples acreage . After 6. FE 40129 Children ol Ses -
OT heereatea: woth, living | om: ly, _MEirose _1-6791 [ NOTHING DOWN
and full basement.
Newly furnished, no previous eee}
see hee aS INE WELL Vic,
Ay is Ru HOME. oa off Sachabew. 008. Adulte. Ret- | a Nleallaelcallia bus lt rm ae | Fitts
NORTH Foe ae fast 0 win. BULL CLEAN APT POR TO PE 3-708. | 2 bedroom upper apartment. No
OPRRcioD un 5 RockEs “es femme | howrcshes Lacey
EXTRA NICE 3 Bedroom upper pt. building at Caton take Everything bei |
0
. apartment. West side location. |
YOULL Like THIS =} Heat furnished” $125 per month. large roomie private bath Credit report, references required.
“aud welcome as, Or “RUD NICHOLIE Real Estate And insurance
— 4 Mt Clemens St FE 61201 of
Rent pen Unturnished 34 @p00 6 t ae uovsE. VACANT.
1 BEDROOM, 1 CHILD LIVING acone 6 wal NEw, IN room, kitchen Private entranc eego. Also 6 rooms newly dec-
and bath. 149 W rated. modern PE e314. 206 low Beac!
feoms and Hepat) ett en MODERN 6 — |
= A diate ‘possession, ae so
tmore mes
Lake off Hatchery ne See own-
72h meen 8 io
‘NICE FIVE RM. TERRACE FOR
ee oe PARTLY FUR NISHED ¢ RMS. ihe
re Te preferred OR
after >
Ft oe aMALT) 9 REOROOM HOUSE iN tos ; TEN LY DECOR. reas Aduits only $60. 68 8 San-
oO
oom. Pe ese ST SMALL HOUSES FOR REN rR “SIDE, ADULTS east oc rag hs recone i aa
only. 21 Monroe, FE ¢-2031.
3) TH eR oak: WHITER LAKE 4 ¢,ROOM: 18 Mi. trom Pontiac FR 47219 after 4
WITH 2 SMALL
— YOUNG COUPLE
aS) children desire a bedroom home un a
7902. i APT. Ate en. Rent Lake Cottages 36A trance, private beth. Partly fare. |
Adults . 285 Whittemore. iy AGE ON LOTUS) AK.
TS ROOMs, . AND BATH. ear around. 4 rooms & bath, ( stove. refrig. eaing rooms) copa —
po ome ta > after Electric stove eration,
6 pm. __ Partially turn ° * Migaiong re-
AND BA T FLOOR. wall OR” ) reat unfurs.
stove, util, A adults FE 2-1425 WAL ol MODERN CONV,
Rent 7 3 37
2 LAROE FRONT SLEEPING RMS
UN RYURN HEAT &|_! for_ men, $6 per week. FE 2-6343
nepbel ref- BEAUTI SLEEPING & AND BATH rg only, FE. 5.5908
“Ground Noor.
"He
ROOMS,
ge age with or
oes
“| CLEAN SLEEPING tet 1 GEN..
ot _tleman. 34 Norton Ave. FE 28771, and Bald- |CLEAN, altima mall SLEEPING
point Cell Pe 19 Norton.
Por _appoint il FE 2-000
rm a with kitchen priv. FE @-3153.
ROOM A APT. 43 FLORENCE 8T FURN. ROOM BAT!
__MY _3-8505, - Late » Orton vate entrance. Gy Tags ak
ROOMS, HEAT FO
_week Adults only
4 AND BATE LOWER.
room with garage FE 40337 PEL
heated and clean Close In 2-way NICE ROOM NEAR GEN. HOSP. entrance. Back porch. bus at, 75 Thorpe .°E 2-006}.
door, only. No pets 111 8LEEPING | ROOMS IN CLEAN
Christian home 5-8 783, SLEEPING ROOM ike PRIVATE Pine 4 ROOMS & BATH —— Lake, references
HEAT & HOT W —
FURN. W. SIDE. REAL
SONABLE. ADULTS
PHONE FE 47706. - _
_Shower Garage. FE 2-3517
MI N OF TEDS % MT. af St. Joe's. On W
RG. s Maste
«ROOMS oe PRIVATE tion Aj bus stop FE 5- entrance a rn. Couple | i...
only, PE 5-287. Rooms With Board 38
7 ROOM AND BATH, iam aee eas foot apartment near |SPOTLESSLY CLEAN Rooms, | iro) Der mo. Ward E. Partridge, home style meals, FE 6-0377 A)
1os0 W. Huron, FE 4-358 _ _ Matthews
on sai \Convalescent Homes. 38A
UTILITIES FURN. : S oe re » E, Madison EXCELLENT CAR For A GED.
TROOM APT, NEWLY DECORAT. -wetet starting. at Siak Bn “390 _ od. heat,’ west side, FE 3-0259 les: OMG oi ge oll iene
T Rooms 4 AND/ BATH GAs NEAT |acchendGT BGi & FORTEC
ra: RM. PARTIALLY FURN. APT.| “Sitet hoe Penibie ro. = y re od. ving ¢are Ww
7 ; large — i oma trained staff. Special diets. doc- __bedrts.. ah = at tor on cali beautiful reuse
Eneben. “Bal a gleepinc ‘porch | _with lovely shade _
with tae oy éupboards Electric |
tove and refrigerator Utilities ___ Hotel | Rooms =)
‘urnished Convenient and very |
HOTEL AUBURIN - Rooms by Day or Week
1 or 2 apartments evenings after f | re ~
Cooking and. refrigeration unit FOR RENT APT WITH ALL “CON-
Hae Daihield off Ormond, “White we, AueuTR rin Cony ite oy SNC ARE Yo?
Lake. HOTEL ROOSEVELT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, FOU R Rooms 613.90 up. Bath $17 $0 ep rms, and bath; upper. PE 2-7832 | CFE 50126 _
HURON APTS HURON HOTEL CLEAN MOD. pee i eern rooms by day r_ week.
_Phone FE __West Huron et
40 Le ce Rent Stores
KNI IDS] NUD SES 2¢°7 AND 2618 N. DIX-
fe Suttable for ae retail.
or — Woeation. FE 5-956 3 eS)
Coben 103 E
~
3% st & bath. Heat fur-
‘also sarees #7000. pished 100 8. OAGIRAW iT AVATTABLE |
Immediate possession F | for any kind of business.
6-2100
WM. H. KNUDSEN |StORE 2 BUILDING | “20x30 $60 PER cIry o1
Clemens FE, 4-1815
810 Pontiac ‘State ant Bide Rent Office Space a PE ¢-45 4-4516, ve FE 2 8503 ~——
LARGE ROOM | APARTMENT. LAROE OFFICE suITE CONSIST-
modern, cheap 37¢ Oakland ing of 2 good sized private of-
LARGE & ROOM BASEMENT “APT fices plus large reception room
coven entrance and bath Stove ae condition
pect Upledsy Ci ok W Huron 8st
"_ MAptle 13 after I
=. LoveLryY j iD ATH) month See Mr Loan Co at sw?
pear airport, ‘Adulte, OR R_3-1943.| fol teat td Ap
! LARGE 3 ROOMB A $ 6
4 family a 131 — : MAIN LOOR TSCATION iN
utilities furn. pilus” hes bebe hee oe ls leu
ane a a. Ideal for retafl or re 10 ah oof ™ No ont teasional itervices sommes ara
D3) ROOM, : ‘artridge ealtor. ‘1080
iA - 2
private, bath eaes’ heal! AE bt
and hot-water “urawhed 166 Cole. | od
man FE ¢1676 |For Rent Miscellaneous. 42 re > —— NORTH UNION ode ARE FRONT Year ‘round modern Jo rms @nd.appROXIMATELY.21608Q FEET
bath. Couple EM_3-8704 Sltusted down town vane tor
UPPER ¢ ROOMS: AND BATH | storage or om
In Drayton. Pvt ent wti) furn ye (EE NIPS TE NT
$801 mo. OR +1972
|
sT SIDE vs. OR ‘O MAN |.
build 2 or 3 bedroom start-
home basement on your
. wirkng 5 Mplates. pounce n
rior, 6: ymen, wil
my McDoo-
ald, , OR 3-2637.
We DOWN PAYMENT
NO MORTGAGE sg| $
BY ¢ OWNER. GI Leen Ue [E.-4 BED- e lot,
3
| aes | NEW ; BEDROOM : Lake. wie Union
com e yterior. ee fin- jur-
ern ners Lumber Co
lor soqeintm
N PAYMENT
AN E — ON
* a Am mle, Adam's Rd. front-
age. mile of Pontiac Rd
Ful es a just ~ completed
Owner-bullders transferred. Im- |
coat.
11290 8. Woodward. Royal Oa
LI 2-1300
LAKEFRONT
3 bedroom, ving quarters.
All . Toom, Wied,
trees. Gti fired beat
1B — = of state: 3 room
Lend room, din-
tee ve Pa basement gas beat. paved drive
Te ° Gy whe ton uetghborkosd
{ om land con-
Subdivision, 1046 Argyle
ROOM HOUSE POR ‘SALE.
for convalescent home
5 ,
Suitable
PE 4-5268.
WILL
dee BUTLD
Bedroom shell
94370,
our LOT
$110 corn, $00
Lt acgpeostntch For eddi-
Red {Horse
Walled
ROSE. McLARTY |
FE 2-9167 or FE_ 58-3578 AUBURN
HEIO NICELY
bullt smal! home, Cope garage,
reasonal for cash. 246
Oakm Evenings & weekends
ae Fades SALE
$900 DOWN — 1 Acre This 4
-2-bedroom ones
| $1709 DOWN _' CLARK utility = rout
bath Close bed a street
Priced at 65000. West Suburban.
rine Tis at 96500.
* ue in meri work
fo he dome yet nUeoaead at Cres-
eent Leake Estates.
2 bedroom ranch home
off Baldwin, nice corner location
Full price $7 payments of | 200,
—$#70, Including taxes and insur.
DUPLEX
3 BEDROOMS, EAST SUBURBAN FOR IN REAITTY
VACANT. CITY 3 bedrooms and | | 90 HIGHL Full base. | 9081_¢ ance
One “side has € rooms
And-bath, while the other side has |
trvoms wi bath. Each unit has
separate furnaces. mn cab garage
Priced at $8500 with $1500 dow:
CRES. } BEDROOMS all on one
‘= living room, dining room,
modern kitchen utility, 2-car Ee
rage, chicken se
Priced at $8700 with $2200 oes.
tara gteakle |r tiie » $500 DOWN
}
bedrooms, new ba’ fireplace,
eee Paine ao Yety pleasant
— ectotay ol bea bape This 6)
-Pfoom house is doll |
house. Cute ean , La
ivi room, partial base-
ment, Attac' why <r
fully F on tes
$8500 with $1500 down.
SECLUDED
r oWn private Swedish
clean as a pin Exceptionally well
built. Panelled walls, oak heors
Rice utility room 1% ear Heaps
‘s Church.
one ee Union
ip for cas cash foes
$150. meth no te own | m apt Tenants | down i Dargai
ing wrong either
for No Seer,
* 4 Es On Lochaven sth eye as new 3
fowniseo DOWN | 100x140 Fully fenced Ex-
leasant 2 bedroom |
ry kitchen. Breere- |
pee had eecere Priv- Lot
ceptionally
nme Co
~_
THE rave Ns Na FI WOOD.
REALTOR
$143 Case Fiisabeth eos
or
Pull down = on sew
bedroom well constructed home. SONNY BUSINESS)
Boo cs
SS O50 7-2
BESS *@
“by Hershberger |
= Some are old
FO NUNS by MEA Servicn, ton.
“Sorry, no dogs allowed pd:"*
_For Sale Houses 43
HOME or BUSINESS NORTH BALDWIN AVENUE
$13,500, $2,500 DN. Here its
large modern-@ room home on a
corher jot It's @ dandy with gas
beat, 2 car garage Ideal bustues
locetien tm
RJ. VALUET, Realtor ‘The LAKESI DE” Ms Oakland +0083 |
MULTIPLE ‘LISTING SERVICE
BIRMINGHAM. 2 BDRMS., VESTI-
626] Andersonville Rd Waterford
Phone OR 3-1268 CEO. ™. ARBLE, Realtor
OPEN 8UN. 2 TO 5. BIRMING- 1202 E. Maple 3 bdrm
F.C. Wood Co.
Corner - M5e
OR 3-1234 ee m 9-5:30
_-__ After 8:30 can oR 3
|
|
| |
n!
9 bed. | ERCE LAKE PAIL woes
“eeemetred «OOM N kitchen and © omiag “area, tiled |
bath. utility room, large giassed-
tn porch 1'g-car garage Large,
lot. Priced at $9450 with tefms
Ranch-type Bullt in ‘85 28x40 on
foundation Priced at $0450 with |
down
bath up, 4 rooms down.
ment, gas furnace, priced at $9750
with EASY terms.
BEDROOMS, liv room, dining
ree an modern kitchen, full ex pr
men with recreation room
garege. Large lot. Priced
| DRAYTON PLAINS, 9 bedrooms,
( Front office fac- FE 4-6492
Parking avatl- | 1362 W. Hu
170 W Pike
RANCH al} on one floor, attached breere-
way and foresee. priced at 912 oo
with $2500 4
RESALE 2 bedroom
bungalow located off
Priced at €19.500 with $3890 down
Paymente of $5790 per mo, tn
cluding tax®s and insurance
LARK eet ESTATE ~ FE ¢4413
m Evenings ron Ope’ ab @ Lease available at $150 per ceive. _Real Estate cere |
For Gaimed Families Large } room & bath, lights gas.
eutomatic hot water ved street
immediate pos-
genet Price $4750 . down
For information call Mrs. Spears”
FE
Russell A. Nott, Realtor _FE +6008
TYPE SHELL 7 BED
lot Windowal! good
et at 2h) Toom lar
location
Wilt BUILD OM YOUR LOT AND
|
| TAKE
~ OFF YOUR PAYROLL!
Baldwin |
| ALL
Le
] 7,102 EF Huron rE on FINISH EXTERIOR—A > OR 3 WEST SIDE BOAT ANT ELOOR BANDER POL-| BEDROOM, YOUR PL. OR ishers, scrubbefs ae: A ideton fae) la cine ABs
tet'a Churéh.| ers. steamers ete A
bus lines ane Beoetiet! ‘center 2. Baldwin Ave a4 UST BE tas & Poeen
3 and ¢ room apartments ai] with ? 7
“private cxtraaned) and bath. Heat, “ONE W AY” On_}4550 COMPTON © IPE 2-7088
Boe water, stove and refrigerator) COAST TO COAST BY OWNER: LARGE 4 BEDROOM
ferutned. 0m per ment sod RENT MERE | LEAVE THERE eee dares aedicerrace: bee Mr. Smith ot 98 E. Huron and Closed Trailers Roads’ ante 2» jowiand 348 Dixie Hwy 8 «Will be biack ton n
WEST SIDE_ ¢ ROOM meri mous Pon mala + aan FoR aL) len __F or For Sale Houses: 43 cash. Location | 98 of. Nessa) Oo
Fenn) DOWN, 045
So. Bloomfield Highlands Bus BATH. Tiaashe
: : intro Ad gd epee Srey rail _ M _3-2346
. ; = 82 Located in a beautiful fully iene 3 | BEDROOME TTI
— . - | ebtablished neighborhaod with BY y OWNER, 3. re in ag !
G ET IT Q UC K Lalas Oeiat Giviae tesm ee rote enc ee n can stairs
; an
= “¢: , spacious kitchen — with Dreakiast Mele pns Poe ert a riviteees “i
through Chacsified Ads bar Parquet Nooring Sirough ut Diock to Bee Line and yschoo!
inns to TeKas Call FY ST buses Low FRA parmente OF
Yes, whatever it is = dial ours oe 34508 — 4 . . 5 ROOM MODERN Rouse On| “IN CITY... _Harmon Pd. FE $- | sossmewt
FE 28181 for an ad 9 vedroom home. Pat beth Late, RETIREMENT. | ' ; 1 aere, ‘ rms, modern Breese
writer and get it! vey to gerage Part basement. | -
ke Fon t bath ‘aad
. full b sesanea se 2 car garage, Dray-
: fon Pi. OR 32400, ‘a6
\ 4 a - Tae
| f \ a! =
1 sl te ;
| Ve + MS / Of shade. Fenced rear yard bay |
== I eectree ot Lh ron os
CUCKL ER REAI. TY EM
$550 Down | SEE Mooe OPEN DAI! ¥ AND SUN
LA
On +1080 E. 3
rick Acker ty Carpeting min: . 2 car at
tached ) pogatcte —
ag 100 ke yormt es Realtor. wi
Owner must cell this new 3 bed
e with full base-
ment. ofl Has hardwood floors. |
heat and is nicely decorated. =|
ocated
road meee FORCED SALE |
| room ranch
with cash to mortgage
PRACTICALLY NEW | This 2 bedroom home is ideal
for a smaij family. You a find
this place peat as & roan tm an
exce —_~ west = n location.
Lae 100 ft. bot with plenty of
ca space Only $7,060 with
rms.
WILLIAMS LAKE
wi} wetrenes athe —s em
basement. Rough in
on - aavier
e Pp
REALTO
eee
C. Schuett THE |
“Northwest
Realtor’ LISTED IN COMMERCE
24107 MU ¢88l!
WHITE LAKE living
neled
utility room. eauipfied w' with auto
matic washer and drver Ful!
th with shower, Roman brick
fireplace 100 ft. lake frontage An
ideal summer home. Specially
priced
w Ne LAKE
Bedroom ranch «ype 2 fire-
full completely
ot 619,700 fermi) 3 laces
oor
excellent buy
HATEVER YOU RE LOOKING WE HAVE IT!
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
AND 'M39) EM }-4236
COMMERCE RD_ _EM_3-4197
the LANDLORD
NEW
§ ROOM HOMES
For Less Than Rent
THAT'S RIGHT
Payments "AB LOW AS
$36.97 Mo. plus taxes anar ae ce
OTHESF FEATURES Auto
matic heat and bof elds Younge-
town kitchen cabinets, tiled bath,
wood floors, “siiding windows.
Near schools, shopping and trans-
portation
ONLY
ror FOURRET r
IN x Out Oakland to
Riaine Pas t block to more
(bet ween aki and and Montcalm |
Cast ell Realty | Oakland FE 5. 0459)
‘HOLMES- «
BARTRAM
Williams Lake
$2500 DOWN
Contemporary 3° bedroom just acrose street from fi
vate dedicated Jake park lot
+ Mie * 2 ft studio ving
heataiator firepiece— full
bedroom on first floor
Screened sum-
porch off living room has = 5
¥ Ss
sce
HOLMES BARTRAM '
ore: "Who #1260 | with He i nd gia Rough plum we com- rage. Corner aia vea tees -
= electric. finish interior. ) — _W. Kurth, Realtor. Lo) _MI_¢7616. 200 8 ward
ot he New—Waterfront—New
A. Scie "COMPTON & SON gil pene” Lane) very See:
Pep seas eat a eet: ae a LE. PRIV. 2 BR.| feuton Delco of heat. Walk ne front, Garage,
a a Seen raeae WITH R oe own color own |
af howe a mi. north > Bob ein ondohd home or
¢ $5,500 with 81,000 down LA. es ‘COMPTON x "SON |
“OR 3 4599 SET Ewe
G. 1. $290 DOWN
Milford & Highland Areas
Large selection of 3. bedroom
homes. Also easy FHA terms.
190 ee ee 3-01 808] Commerce Rd. EM 3-4197
3 Bedrm. GI Resale Must eell! bedstead being s
ferred. 5% rm. home in exee!-
lent Plastered walls condition
oi] heat, big 20224 2-cer carport
Nicely landscaped Cash to mort-
gage. Quick possession
Excellent Income
Possibilities You must see this exceptionally
well-ke
wn.
large closets HW bert,
Shown by appointment
Comfortable Home
=| Nese St. Fredericks
Plenty of room
family ples jocated on , 3 bears & bath up, a very comfortable
. heated sunporch, itving rm. with
fireplace Mning mm kitchen,
breakfast mook & smal] bedrm
down. Shower & ‘stool in bsmt. 2-
ear erage Terms avatiabie
| John K. Irwin REAL Li ah
MAI Lidads oegne Street”
Eve. FE 23-1804 or FE 98-4846 a SE tt a DOO Ll nas
FOUR AND BATH DOWN. PIN- ished attie, good basement apd
furnace. Reasonable Corner tot.
‘ Near stores,
418 W. pointment. Walton.
ANNETT OFFERS
Off Joslyn § rooms
excellent condition with
space for additional rooma
on second fieor, built in
1980, in good resi C=
tion close to
and bus line 1) basement, |
gas heat, aluminum eae
and screens Corner lot,
rage Owner sacriftring
Uh 500, terme
rick =| <2
Suburban al
{
:| ntiac’s greater aa L
and fun bath in|
—— stores |
| 2 bedroom brick home tn)
exceiient condition, built in
1952 Unfinished second
fleor, full basement with off
heat A. real value at $1),-
70 $3,200 dow
Seminole Hills Newly decorated ry bedroom | home built In 1954 Large)
living room, 1'4
be tiled basement,
heat, water softener, com-
bination storms and screens
Only $18,900. terms,
4 Family Brick carpeted
%,
T
en anit consists a ding 6 ari m ftinette, kiteh
bedrooms and bath, Af In
A-! condition Full basement
forced otf neat neparate
laundry ioe utilities Sity
ated om corner fot on 2?
paved «streets tn good res
dential area One apartment
completely furnished & car
garage $24!
Lake Front—21 lomes |
| 9 room home having extra:
large rooms all in good eon-
dition, basement,
steam heat
ern # room
tar gerage
large ok nice
LJ
- M50 *nchee Bases
s ae 000, term ade trees!
mile off”
by door
Roy Annett Inc. . RAEATTORS-
226 Wnron FEdera) #9446
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4
my ACES mrdern home, full bath
oil. furmec e Terms 2 bdrm
a@sement
RANG
__Phone Ortoorie 132, Collect. _
The
C. Schuett “Northwest
Realtor”
‘AN UNUSUAL BUY A Gistiictive ranch home (
with full besement 2% car
attached garaece 1 large bec rooms meho@gany pan
eled tying room 150 completely landscaped: jot
Mas seperate bulidine tn
horses cag be used for
On Dueck
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
HIOHLA nD. (Mine)
=M | 1400 081 Ghat RD 1919 M15 or 8
__For Sale Houses’
NEW HOMES — S
NEW RANCH HOMES
ON LARGE LOTS
Reppune eles SNES at a
rine etageet 1 kitchen Beauty Qu:
cabinets. @x10 utility reom, forced
air of} heat. Van bake Nermen
jsod s. Bee this unusual home
Drive pon Diste Hwy. to Water-
ford; turn left on Andersonville
road, 3 blocks to model on Bar-
nard street. Model open daily 3 to
1, Sat. &@ Bun. 1 to 7.
VETS NEW PROJFCT
NOTHING
DOWN.
3 Bedroom Home
Automatic Heat
Approx. $80 Per Mo.
Includes :
Taxes and Insurance
"The |
Continental” AN aad dL, In MODERN
= 3 Myers brick ‘with full hase-
ment in beautifu —
with its public sew
| hey streets & public
ruly fine home has
standing features. fr
storms & screens. full tiled bath
A beautiful ae ee Kitehen. &
large closets. @ ooT-to-c et)-
ing picture window. Gas beat and
Gasinator incinerator Lorraine
lice Chet banking
ak schools
V "A “$800 DOWN
=f HA $2,500 DC WN Mod ome Dei tos PM
on Ferobare. ot Loopy ee
Rad phone FE 44100
WHITE
BROS. shopping, Basements
REALTORS
-. Phone OR 34-1295
Open Bves- til 8 Sun 1 to 8
LAKE PRIVILEGES, 3 BDRM
Brick, ranch- oa dew on ™% acre
Black top circle drive, 2car ga-
uiet bat poe on dead end
_VanZandt. OR 3-1159
SALE ee BUILDER 50 DOWN
New 3 petroen starter ‘home
Situated on 902125 . fot im quiet
west suburban cecation Freelient
shade and ake privileges are
some of the attractive features
Exterior completely
terior includes rough wiring and rage
Rd. 2
chimney A money «ver for
the handyman Call OR 3-29937 [
after six o'clock
BAU TIFUL YEAR ROUN Dp}
house om lake Close to
large bame. can be used for
families Inside ‘ust newty paint-.
ed and decorated 2car garage.
fireplace with beautiful ‘andscap-
ing Paved feet aon in prop-
erty Call FE /-3
HOLMES-
BARTRAM $24,500 f-akewood Subdivisien
Watkins Lake
- besutttil mocaes lakefront site |
206 ft, located north pf
State Park
Hatchery (close to Dixie
ear garage and breezeway
11 2 12 bedrooms; one 8 © 12
bedroom, 12 & 94 Mf carpeted liv
ing room with picture windows at
| For the smart buyer
For Sale Houses 43 43 For Sale Houses . 43
TEMPLETON | | COOL EY LAKE AREA le. entrance, 4 rms.
4 tel cn rst floor, 3 rooms |~
otl For Sale Houses ;” 43
For yeh Homes”
Peas! FE S708 Co.
heat ‘and new electric water
Inna 1% ar gare Aye et
Only $8,500 “with, evsetanitel
VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND Enjoy conveneince as Well as the
advantages of quiet livin
modern 4 room h
tra lots. Close to 2 main high-
ways and wal Ine ae to
grade schools and
RI. Templeton, Realtor FE
pe
— Orchard Lake Rd. +4563
After 5,. cal) FE 3-502
SEW a Latta LAKE PRIVILEGES
“and tile* aes base-
ene Sdoubl: lot. 904 bobbi
formerly Mandon, EM_ 34946
NEW
SPRING
LISTINGS
Some are new:
Priced real fair
UNION LAKE
Three 50 ft. lots included with
this frame house Fine location
for building site or garden space
Only | block from stores & main
highway Must sold b bap 4
Price for entire parce! only $6,500
COMMER: LEAG |
: < ;
kitchen. bath. and
ear garage In Walled Lake
schoo) system ont to sho;
ping. Priced D low et 65.750
i
And waiting to $34 finished. Built
mostly = puilder owner and
lack only heating plant and
some interior work Located on :
“paved road near charches
schools A “ame bey that Secures
omy
EMBRE ee & GREGG
1565 Union Lake Rd
Uni bg Shee Village
§r “4
Exes FE 33705 - or EM 3-3197
ARTONVILLE We have. & lovely 6 7... er
with. feast pares yrs. —_
Mine Nsarcee Has arene se vi-
Se hc Aso NO
4 oot tt fey and — ! this outstand! uy.
Oakhill St just off Pe — Rea-
sonable terms can be ed
COLORE I
First a offered 3 bed roo
moderna Bungalow. Ot) heat, tail =
basement, on ved street. The
full price ts only $8,000 with E-Z
ms Call us today-for this out-
tanding buy. tt won't last long 38) Auburn Ave. +3303
OR 3.2400 or PE -2-7053
HOLMES-
BARTRAM
caren lo an raeeinges on
; TF
HOLMES BARTRAM
on 31980 m Eves. MA 58-1249
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OFF WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD
sa sos ory bungalow with newly
ted living room. Auto heat
hot ter lity room,
ripe storms and screens and
several! other extras. Full price,
eash to mortgage
Baie AND FRAME bed
peted rooms and-
and nice shaded lot, Pull” price,
$17,000
DRAYTON PLAIN
are nome ee neat and clean basement, a
ack-
near bus, schools
ara ee $11,900
Call for apointmepnt.
| ee Irwin | REALTOR
“mished = Im-.-/.
and |.
¢ each hens Dining area Drapes
netude Beiect. oak floors
inroughout eae plastered and siijated @ 8 nen Neasent
preabfant ot an Lota) moss
high basemert 127 ¢ 2 ra }
t on reo dav’ pos oles
This prone rity will pe shorn by
afi atntment only i
Hot nll S-B AK : RAM “Dixie
Eves Diets $-1249
CHAPIN GAS HEAT
THIS BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED FIVE ROOM HOME HAS) CARPETING, IS NEW: | LY RECORATED AND TS CLOST Tit
SCHOOLS, THR OW?
ER CAN GIVE GOOD
POSSESSHON AND TERMS. IF.YOU WANT COMFORT AND ECONOMY, SEE ‘THIS ONE TODAY,
api, BRoxre 342736 ~ ROBT. ¥
341071 FEO +24 0 =©6OR 37014 |
{-—
| Lend Baldwin Ave.
| FE 5-0101 FE 8-0605
If No Answer, Call F: 2-8544
Co-Operative Rea! Estate Exe Exchange
NEW HOMES "Custom built 3 bedroom
low ww oak floors plastered
walls, veottoule entrance, ward-
closets, beautiful kitehen
_ full basement, auto forced air ofl. heat. auto we-
ter. laundry trays and many oth-
€r extras Cedar Shake shingles
Full price $10.600 an your lot
George R. ‘Irwin 209 Baldwin Ave
eases
If no anawer cal! FE 29344
CoOperative Real Estate cere
Partridge 18. THE “BIRD” i
SUBURBAN—T ae
Modern 3 bedroom bungalow
cated West of Pontiac, As sum
mer draws near your family will
enjoy suburban living on this large
') afre lot Pull price $8
terms Owner's will consider other
home tn trade.
INDIAN VILLAGE
Attractive 3 bedroom home
Pontiac « west
Indian Village Ceramic tile bath
Dining room and living room fully
carpeted Fireplace in living rm
Master —— 12 « 7 its
truly a wonderful family home
thruout. Only $2980 down
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR — FE 43581 lose W.) HURON 8T
Open Eve 1 to lo~
RANCH STYLE’ 2 Bedrm. Den.
for Less.
Rent AS LOW’,
$36.
per Mo. TAXES AND [INSURANCE PLUS
FEATURES GALORE
, 9790 L Dn. MOVES you IN
MODEL OPEN
DAILY AND SUNDAY
64 ROBINWOOD
pace pal N. Perry to Robinwood
‘nt 3 blocks to model,
Castell Realty, Ld Oakiant Ave : 0 on}
pen cian Lake Vie | eee Sam Warwick. Ad ov
ranch homes r) be
husrioom Or
ments. bineaten a
er «
kitehen to admire, Constr features are tops, Best grade ‘fir,
humber, brick, aluminum meal ana screens. Rea) oe
tile Amble gas
ielesseved contrete drive-
-4
bor €elored Pamiies This is one of the bee homes)
that we have oftered
i Searcon
orated GAS heat To mmclude
Bendix washer dryer
Fenced rear yard with fruit
grapes, and garden spot
low Lonel! terms Also, other 3
boo poe homes in 8&t. ome hte Ask fo
itr B eee Gillespte
KINZLER
OPEN TONIGHT 4 P.M.8 PM
1279 GENELLA Here's Tike § pes home
aberes eed pos" eae know
aan te truly yoar,
ith wirawa Ui WA TIMESTONE RTONE. PLAN:
ry LANDSCAPING
100x150 6 $ Mean AriACHED on wonE
{ RARDWOOD /2 DINING Ruban.
Phe eats 1. BATH iz State ULE WITH
1 bat . NATUR Cc ie erie Re ns TION ROOM 17. 18 UTILITY _GROUP- ING 19. 2.
These just a few of ny, man Jooce ae in
thts home s for ‘to-
day's living—bdot ee old
joned way.
FULL PRICE ~
Lots fret €1,750' to
ah head
. © 8 pm.
REAI TOR
consi q to & Ot Bree.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Bateman
Off Baldwin = at, many outene.
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car garege, coemtiont arn-
, and its one of the
cleanest 2 bedroom ta
b end. ut
basement, Luxaire of!
and 12,780, OT a:
on be
Price Reduced On this extraordinary ranch
home, overlook Ponting .
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: fern seenn a bi “< ene
firepiac
“paths and targe eael ity
lot. -A tota! of 1,120 square
feet-of -living space plus ®&
large plastered garage.
a feed at bee 916,080. You'll
_ have te bar
‘Income Special This ts one of the best val-
ues = fara dbl market. 6
room? down, 3
with nat 950° 4
Rand Foie fern This ts by all means the: |
on |
side in: cieseact |
bas complete home that
have ever been privi-
Sed to offer, A perfect
us among other fine
homes. This is Hving at tts
-hest. J bedrooms tand they
are carpeted). Plus a den.
ying room and dining Tf.
which also have plush car-
eting and floor to ceiling
repnce Also complet. oe
quality draperies vite
kitchen ots butte
Piet "plastered garage on
8| ttl ot setting or erocking -
price of fs fost me srea@enice as the:
property - make your ap-
pointment now
Man’s Home
1s ce castle and soo ll fee}
a king tm thie new hbo
edccom enuetom’ built
-brick ranch home Located
in the Watkins Lake srea
It boasts over ft sq. ft
of living space plus a full .
basement, recreation room,
, Williamson furnace, and two
firepiacet Placed on a lot
159x150 and priced at $18 500
-Call for your appointment
today
Drayton room ree. of 3
ton trae? sont wer att eee rape he aps ye
down—See
: Ov looking Pine Lake Country Cub tn one of the
finest settings tn the area
for =o eee t®o bedroom bun-
‘aof privacy and
seclusion an th & guper value
‘th about $1,425 oe,
Ss on
(Tt pleases us to please fou)
Kampsen :
REALTORS FE 40528
#77 8. Telegraph “ Bree, & Bun. | Co-eperetive Real Pntate Bxchenge ir
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x $15,750 Plus Lot
WARD F. PARTRIDGE
ats 4-3581
tnets, and ceramic 2
Kitchen Also ceramic
bath, large bedrooms, plas- ~
tered garage, Timken oll heat & many rt extras.
This 4s by al] meas L)
mostest for oe le
+ — Opty 912.960.
New Brick—
Drayton W 1t's Petpelan bes eters
this
4 - COMMERCE, LAKE ; ae
| WEST SUBURBAN Three bedroom
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sf,
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: pacious rooms, Workabi:
livable, basement. Total price ‘se
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coe) com bome with private en-
tran second floor, rooms
iene owner 3 room a srt ot to
rent. Tota] price, $13, > terms,
80X270 FOOT LOT Only § y $7000 for this attractive @ reom home, Fix sion attic gives
rooms, AsO -
THREE BEDR OOMS
Attractive home igi & finished
room tn base ent
fy t0o ree iS: ive.
Drive
‘GAYLOR oe FE49 ‘Pike: MULTIPLE LIST Vice. ERVICE
LAKE PRIVIL EGES _ On i. Iarge well landse com
rood Tot Jeapad Ehtzaveth Lake, Rus-
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100 with pmregp 0 |
$2,400 do: nw So
WHITE | BROS.
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Eves.
Close to_
St. Michael's
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ultra
modern kitchen, 1 bed-
floor. Close to ¢ and
parochial schools. Paved
street: In excellent condi-
tion. 2
* Must Be Seen to Be
Appreciated
Call for Appointment
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large & with . Seg
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— froena peme used
stove and — a
ity at $3,500 down.
: ON MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
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tire famtl 2
earage. 180 gorgeous
By y appointment please
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shores of beau-
Lak
a knotty pine b ors reezew >?
and a car garage, -
tached 50° feet +100
end insurance,
WOODWARD ESTATES.
eating space in
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drive Lot te
#11.500 * anout 950 wilt move you in.
IF YOU'VE BEEN LooR- ine for .@ ranch home with
with | —
all 3 bedrooms
263 Pr Pe 2ri8 am Co-operative Real Bitate Exe' ?
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RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Telegraph Pr
SAVE ENERGY, USE
WANT ADS! To find a
job, pr soll or a
hom tm 1908, — Excellent. tiled Monon: gel
with tiled soar Let 180, $2¢75
room and bath on first.
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“WAGNER HOMES 1960 N. Opdyke Rd.
OAKLAND LAKE’ ate |
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bean and paneled living room
utllity room‘-and rumpus room
with bar 4 car This
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preciated Reasonable
SCOTT LAKE. PRIVILEGES
Here is a fine retirement tome
consisting of carpeted. living room |
& dining room 27 bedrooms Mod- |
kitchen, base -
furnace doubie :
Plenty of shade
$8,500 with rea- |
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ment
atage 2 lots
riced at only
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ING of 66 new 2 and 3
bedroom bungalows, some
paved streets Feature
furnace ttle bath
in- cupboards tn the
large Kitchen Painted walls
in the latest color schemes
City sewers sidewalks we- ter gas Models to inspect
Get ahead of your friends
U the best loce-
ton Call Only $200
dawn plus closing costs
FE 47197 : - Cor? modern - bedroom Living
, = = caepalge © ©6foom with dining L ‘Well \lanned Rk \Y O'NEIE, Realtor : NO DOWN PAYMENT 9 kichen Attached garage Large 362, 8 Telegraph Ra Open 0 Good credit ts al] that Is required screened porch 2 larve iots 7 Phone FE 3.7103 or rE 1202
to. buy this new 2 bedroom siarter SPace eke privileges Pricea at Cooperative Real Extate Exchange he: S a $8909 with reasanable ‘erms 5 oe a house rete e Wiring ts ORTONVILIE . 7 ROOM MOD-
“ rowed “ , Many other homes to choose from | ae Bouse ineptace, 2-car ge . T ee. Basement barn smal) acre
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LOVELAND f 188 Cass Lake R46. KEEOO Harbor, | Fa as FE $1661,
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- : L BEY - bon oer Ne a man Leet < Sar FLAN -LAPFER- -f 382 Lake Privilege Lots! |-y47_.. __ = = a : | Quality ee oe ria and you can bedroom apartment on the main ~ nr . | ESTATE- 8 POR CASH OT] I ler qd e . : : nore ‘ Raxe th te snow waite ‘at oom fioor fer owner Full basement, , “No. h h ‘tah 4 Would i Lieacosectercapana ¢ ory jets located . 4 est Bicomfisid. sa oie Ts eee hex BOYD KENT : Realtor ee
modern bungalow 1 tle beth , e hasnt a toner Oo . aterford, an ommerce Town- ots overiooking Wor- |. a od gas heat, beautiful lot Block to 2 ns escege aa) aaa be ensenien® tale youl be interested in one Of attached garage, built tn “53. ships. Oc Cate Lake Etiscbern| mer Lake on Lake Angelus Ra | 24 W Eesreoce Are FE §-6108
| sie BS Lyge mete iadadty pisnere are ME Eb grasa bake Wad eteee | 5 Silostel efteg srgtioe’ | Mens ts Eomauaers B ‘ " 14 in ee a i ! a
f HOUSES : . ' : epportuaily. so hop 4 your phone _ ' ° H * PRICED $300 TO $1.500 Buy both ior just $2 400. _ : _——— Br a SS
. ne at! F MS s/ HE : For Sale Houses 43. For Sale Houses 43 . Red Horse C Jarksto Sale Business ropert ty 49
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FR 40250 or . A 4-44ta or TSTANDING ry ; Tee FE - FRONTAGE ON MY, family imeome ver¥ weil iorated SAVE ON THIS ONE BUY fT : Fi viens Kt pOC fk dee 8 lots
We wit! acces your ul quity on near at Fred s @ furnished apart Ib OR SEL tect from owner Lake property L Go Rd. Real b state . eesti cr terms, FE 3376
e new phe home any size ments plus room owners apart . “28 see at Orton. ile Prove MApic fi E
and s to choose from. we ment? compicte baths. full ase. _2 BEDROOM HOME > 1946 betore 2 ; “ REALTY con WILLIAMS LAE 2 BEDRM eet Nkte Sot Me Bl siNESS PROPERTY FOR mos also Save ay cxcellems seleetion- ment HKemarkable price om this This good sturdy home Jo- . 10s? W Huron Fr 59407 home new 200 from a large a or tease" 500) 24 1 Detidt
used homes Both city and oue : : cated af 19 8S Paddoce st. Sil candy ‘peach 1029 Gandy Bocce LAKEFRONI rene Mi rea: downtown. Fi " euburban and lake hom { bas full basement — stoke Oliver QK@ | wvrnpre wistine service ae OR 32120 ie . toatl = i BED heat, 2 car garage plus : a! Been looking for a good lake aso RT WM
: : | og ee OME ANH werkshop bullding Large } AROUND 8 ROOMB AND front lot” We have several i) COOLEY LAKE RD. BUSINESS | (Te pleases us to please vou lick New Ghiteeare oa tack lot Will sell or give you a ( 70lf Course : "bath, atiomete Bes ‘> fire choose from One is located on aes rs Enlon Lake” Owner.
rae ae Abdo! lease with r | one sea WA. ‘ast ore of ake Oakland wit! 60 ft of froni- eM 5-428 = gor 4 hot a at option to buy | ‘
‘Bateman- | oR hot water heater carport Bet oa 2 make (ue an offer CASH Overmoking Silver Lake Golf Pontiac Lake. OR age =Priced at $2750 cash GROCERY § To rE "BUSINESS, 1 t west C i } | “aurse, reets thig aH brick 2-jewe! whe roum hame. 8!
| aineh 2 bedroom home siong sith 80) ourstANDING HOME $11,078 = o Sale Reaort Prop. 4 “4A heen ae is 45 : PALTT ¢ EDN’ ..| @bundance of custom features : cauon ) term
2 Kampsen WHITE FRAME ona 3 Seat MER ary MAUR PRN 2] ROAS ea Cent WEE AR ratte ants TMG matern MEAL ES, “SAROE,,MODERD wid" oh “RURINESS, Jacl E f | | ‘places, large ceramic til =| i hufpment r room FE 420528 $ rooms and full bath, 2 | ph opeten | aliete One of the Tl's N Bag’ FE 2-920 | feama: lene closets eparices | sim room, home, love! ern lsc ft. jake front. Excellent | - Baeiment “eronerty. 611.500
Eves & Sun rms. I'a ca@r garage, | Coane oe es in Oakland “Real Estate Since 1019" kitchen with loads of cabinets ¢'-kitchen “tnd bath exceptional ae and transportation FE | with $2500 down
state Exchange ance one Mp lah es, peed own payment puls (—SioL TIPLE a “SERVICE | With birch doors, recreation space basement with gas ac heat. two VICLE — KARTE, COTTACES | BEAUTY SHOP LOCATION, 8
SP iL, Bi DOWN . $8990 wth ez reer . / —$300 DOWN ia pep de att I apace wee werean ahs warns levee ra | ASEVITTE = wpieretead ests two .bed . room home, end 2 stores. 60'n15q° 3 / cr neludes 2n replace and fea- room, en. two 5 on jet. ze L °
5 Bedroom Rersaee = , 1 Business teectere income / Ranch brick shell on 1 acre ‘n’ tures. picture window overlooking | er fenced lot, sell or take one he a T screened porch, inside eee | REALTORS $17 000 Tomo eae
Located lees to dowrtown. Large UTE & MODERN ; Avenue Large Sats peal _ beautiful Ferniock Village Sub Silver Lake Golf course Timken | “°F two bedroom home in trade | botilegas for eooking sandy. beach | Phone OR- 3-}295 jo XN 40 € B BUILDING, 12x19" living, @ining feom. ‘itchen and | alee) wedicoms, chopra 1 cnt bol ace ae ern home ‘located between Orion and Oxfora Silent automatic heat Also l-car an good fishing” 4631 Port soMec Open Eves ‘tl 9 Sun ft. \ adaition 60’ x 190, corner lot, aster first floor. 4 — iiving rm. end dining el. | ome garage and many other fine fee He a ee eee eens FOR RESORT COTTAOES ON VA-| — a (| serfedl (Mig) $16,000 cestil (= bedrooms Full basement, gas jarge io insulated. built in IELICE “6@- $300 DOWN tures Full price $17 000 Cail for, QO ktE FON BALE On bemantul| cant lote on gacd fists ee lakes. ; PAUL M JONES REAL ESTATS this ome today!) $4 olf furtiace, gas water | OFFICE OPEN G8 Small “Ss 3) ‘edroum mourrn 1 7 hark tee | wray cedar. “shake cacacal ae ‘oa one Ap ie? amet ee | YOUR CHOICE Pe ay alae heater storm sash, lo w with lake privileges. near Oriuu droom bungalow with. oi! ac | 08 Fh. MA 31x 20 FT BUSINESS LOTS LO WEST OF ONTIAC down payment and monthly A JOHNSON Realt« \~ lank S Or 1 heat slam mae storms and | | Sale Suburban | Pro 454A. OF LOTs cated on good corner tn hot area ’ ts of $85 which in- Sieg eS ted ator) “LTE Screens good garage dandy lot | FAD | : ; ay ee { " 4 room modern y apa lille ce > e | =? OT HI: RS | 8 et andy a aes pes E 5 across from the Waterford Drive
Ses and insurance 1704s. lelegraph Rd im OS si : . 100 x 150 with Mirald and bebries, One of the best in Oaklan! Coun- In Theater on Williams Lak gE a, Knotty or —interest at 42 per cent | KE 45534 : “Oe and leas Can have tinme- | Real Estate edie ores oa take water {front FAST OF PONTIAC Ube eae ll Drise out and see them er call toe
= white . leges. It's EAST SIDE | Se Se areas vernon ee ema) doen pay- 20 § Main Clarkston, Mich M = HOME ON ONE ACRE; 3 Bdrms.| Priced at $16500 with terms seeds) Gael Cos Beevers é Bice and clean. $1,000 oC EAST SSIDE ‘TIM WRI pee ca clten - MAple 5-5821 HOME--& WORKSHOP basement. gas heat, 2-car ga- , Just $9.90 cash for all. r | Older nome to very good {NEAR WATERFORD —- AN E Ie RIGHT, Realtor | -AKEFRONT HOME. | ZONED BUSINESS rage—Great for. children 00. Lake privileges on Oakland Lake, | } Reriaror pF ars full rete a oor . rs with full 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-044] be LAKE O \KI \\ | $2500 down for this substantial | ROCHESTE axa. 110x304 ft $1000 with $250 down | ar S on
= } ath, fu wement, bea-, ts, storms ALE i. = - ie . ) | modern six room home with | = es : ; : rms, city gas and sewer, ore insulation 9 Car garage | LAKE\ ILLE HOME Good § room: cinder block =D lovely kitchen, good basement with the Wt thage aor in the Country 14 lots avatiable om corner of .
2 BzALTOR os 2 et eas ital heat- landscaped lone trek ar ee rae | Three peacece fog home on 3 with full basement.- ‘hardwood gas heat also 2 car gerexe ene H. E. AY AV E R, Broker eee caalasemencann accune gal Estate ' ‘er 2 story frame, front md s, paved ecres of land. Fireplace Breeze- floors slorm: a workshop. oniy J block» from own wt “lain © t
wolfe Tinks st? SERVICE | end, frame. front and As mip is @ real Duy at $16,000 | way to attached garage Weil batii hot air Sheen: mee | Sears. would consider trade ws mar bates sae wactwond | _ A a ones Lita : ssed im porches, | landscaped yard. Lake privileges | lots 1", car garage $10 500 i nice clots) oe) Esetw ood) 8) 0h. ee “p> only $1447 down with E-Z ata: a s RARGERD: = caicken coop, Price $11900 | half do = with | OUTSTANDING RUNG slow ~ ROCHE STER AREA | af Adama Ra. 1205345 f s195
, Sanford St. wn terms |W FE 5818 tern Scorn Ruck) Cossexsion OFF JOSLYN_ $1850 ers down : ‘ Here is @ home me you will be oo ‘on MEAGHER REAL ESTATE A DANDY HOME | Attractive drame modem 3. bet ’ a ES Gast SLPER MARKET
Sige wee | CUTE AS A BLG a ferd_ Mich, 04 831s] ONLY $1,500 DOWN -| om Sibealon wih csirwer to | heat omiy slnkee “te dn pert, Coser Ne a ea : | | sk ‘ : A yf en ale
. mleely decors full 3 rooms and bath anit util- | : . = 2 nice jots with Cycione fence -ern streamlined Kitchen. good ga | pace 3 BDRM HOME r% terme Sales excebded $200 000 last
basement, sto: and screens ity, of! heat, has lovely lawn - JTS “NEW surround this completely miodern rage jot 70 x 135 price $8950 See mento One acres erege ea cuted on main road nice fenced 2 first time of nice jot, gas and sewer size ITS CUSTOM BUILT J Ses! * bedroom home with 24 fl car- nthe , a! St een ne ClTY Lol Oakinet County village
- 6n foundation 20230 Price : © | peted living room natural fire. VACANT ED INGALOW : eee ere ks ~ . dr parking 3 extra ren- fered, call for ent Mee sik Ura. c ; | Spe ee eat aroma | place and large mirror 14x10 < v a a 8 tea ewe it GALO other homes town or “country 2 landscaped jots approg &&x1l7 ta «'’h monthly tn.
Off ! sce olemedy ia)118 tached I'pcar garage is loo bo carpeted dining room. full bath -! wl tas! hide Yocation located on oie F AVIAN E R. Broker | f $200 will handle $ivo Living quar-
Jos bad LOON LAKE : | lol ‘very good Jocatien ne War, 8000 dry basement. auto oi! turn’ lot 70 v 170 modern cedar shak: = —— r 2 famites Price Loval 2 veom home ip the ‘ as ; (EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 3-bedrm | ins Lakes $16,500 - ea ene Neat and attractive Lake priv. bungalow only 3 yveara old oak N1¢ yp— i OOK 1 corner on Pike = met budding, and
Lest wee rivileges on Loon Lake i ranch home—oew in 52) Large4 Now . . ime -L | fleges Outdoor gril Better hurry floars brick flush doors tile bath | F< le b F oof for busines’ approw 44x11) $1950 aut Ow retiring
rm home with kitchen | living rm with dining ‘1. SSLEAW mr SEE ee ower rane ! seals 2 ‘ $4500 8 $1200 dow bed : : aN BUNGALOW ; dovely kitchen) aluminum storms long brick veneer ranch 1; pe ce ows & te Tm , large utility ieee saad kitchen. pienty of OOD IN \f Dargé Ji bedroc naie and scree (Price $10'950 con-| home with ful] baseinent and in. E on a 754215 lot, size on foun- closets tile bath Carport Large ’ CON {I} near Union Uaheuen ra ponte, sider smaii home in trade acres of jand 9 mi N of Pot Between Marshal and Bas’ Ri. ¢ Plenty kl Realtor
dation 25538. ot] furnace, nicely Jandscaped fot outside, Your S$ room apartment plus two. - lake privileges Dandy Rees for | tiac 3190 Clarkston Rd Pr, S3xI1O $690 - $200 Gown 520 Der 14 y Ain ” rr gis water hester priced at grill $11.900 with $2,600 down other five room apartments bring- handyman Only $500 My eee DONALDSON PARK Sutton, MY 2-6432 }. month ‘ aaa. 5-6108,
$10,900 with ‘terms to suit to 4 per cent mortgage ing in $135 per month extra gas| on Cooler Lake Ra to TB neae| Liens ery eee ~~ 4 Next ‘te oovuine rs Power ; heat. eulomatic water gaters ferium “Left ea Minden ae | Peouutul home with 3 Rese For “Sale Lots” 46: poeesnAre) 402130 hot spot .
with business front-| ley mat, or \4 roonl home Modern keen | TERMS ‘ ae property | way and 2 car garage one of) | OARWOOD ¥ = “ 7 ' owes — a
comatsoly M caleo genperes shoe N. Saginaw et FE 68165 tiled bath aod shower Carpet-, . the langest and nicest. lots in 1 ID MANOR SU PR ors Wandy landscaped jots approx
‘ a Male is) Open Evenings ing included oi! furnace Atum | ; 1rOux- TONKS [ Donatafon Park, owner ieaving | _ft Ferms. FF toe JE 220! Boxizo tt $1100 cash Maineen rad aped pendant ter-) screens & itorms, peu tn geod J R H | state ———— Meas tbe race, o ond. vin erat of) condition $9.500—terms J. fh. ] t ont eae REAL ESTATE a SEEGER TREDER LOT, 100X150. PONTIAC-WATKINS | Edw \! StoutiReaiver Llarece llome with terms, by ~ Realtor ; cs ADES - Dake Estate FE §-3713 | ae = . DIM Ls) : ent only, please. a we Le “Sat ise ve List your property for trade. we _— TIN Saginaw & Ph FE 53-8165 300 feet of frontage near
2 li: WON KEN W. Realtor 101) West Wun 6 FE s-6181 | aa ats specialists in trading homes, Lor toxizi eee ore HUN. | ex Tap feet cer on re
T Oe PE 6-410 | —— ee arms. and incomes = 2 sile streets Large home
Bedroom n Eves | peers _ FE £1016 = SS SS EE SSE ewirllent condition present! — 1 ‘ y bas | 3 years oid, —s large Next to of se tee Power = C uett epi TS) OS Lely) ine RDOCAPED LOTS IN WATER: | Siac mints Spe t mente: m - kitehen, auto. oi! heat. ee W Huron Phone FE 41551 | tora Village Terms FE 4-2948 Owner’ 1. CEG ment pee in
wall - . pel storms | “EIT = }'y ACRES—333 FT ORMOND RD - rooms. fireplace, 1% ba’ and screens, 2 ci ry large | ~~ — ——— ‘ | THE other 2 bedroom apartmen:
dot. _ oe ‘ | North REAL TO | - | wv | F Redioom ~ Roan cee fe poelpot 4 , " tented for $60 a month, eat « + + | » h s
z | Nort thwest | Brick Ranch Hlomes _ 346 Duffield : ; vides Ee ement with 2 off
1 We will build on your } lovels | | 4 eee me urcneces 3 car g& e Front Only $9.500' 7 tire rooms | ti] 4] 3 bedroom arte: hone . Raech | Over 1500 sq ft of living and 4, rage
$1.500 down you tm thts! bedroom and bath down 1 style, exterior all complet\{ Full “A [| the bes new home value that HURRY. HURRY T : homo 2 eS buflding lovely summer playgroynd 2 bed-| tp’ Fully insulated ton Gas bathiwelll eeptic’ wired! a. eq or \, + you will find anywhere 20 ff | CHEROKEE THE. LS! sites have recently become avail: [Jar & R room, yea’ $0 full heat, full basement — garage pls Li RO mE, Mee kine rooms with fireplaces and | ble var Ww WKestaurant
price. Call for pepe an Bus, schools, stores nearby { i hot water kitchen sink \and picture, windows mode! kitchen. | You'll like the advantages this| Sdie In beautifyl and exclusive Doing froes business of
Z : Prompt- possession Better | | peasy sel AS E Hy Bee OS cn in pe steasecd 1s tied bay Elasbeth Late RO ft mie W | the gern shore of Wetkict aks | A JE UE A) i) Cals
Russell H. ann POU ISNER SCHOOL, 1 gah eleo “soma Asi tor “te FM Das nao REE Se | gi Relerraah Ra ayers for pet. Wooded and open eters vachTan| (0h cer meome th t ; frown WEST HIGREAN , . ~ “ | er homes but HURRY —Only proximately an acre in size Thes Le ee Ps s Harbor Hills VRE A es larce 3 (ree full D cment i a — 11 sites left! . lake privilege sites ete sold _on’y . Rae See Poceae ee ' z d on aved street \ 5 p "i mets o : t : a :
Y ~ I rep ote t ; up coer tis a | Hl. BR¢ VN N. Realtor Nome dig car ppacese Full price D nelson Park » Oi i 1 periess ie eal Lopomiees t Prop- | ter than 300 cuatomers a
S oung "Custom built’ prick ranch | mont me anealow has full base 9399 w sturon Ph FE vagig’ #!3.500. $3.500 down Ranch bungaiow with attached CARL W. RIRD, Realtor day with seating capacity REALTOR consisting of @ rooms den | water Rarpeled Heer ren oo Evenings call OA #2618 WHE [Aue Weegee) Laie So Community Natidoal Bark Bide HOL MES-BARTRAM of 2381 Price vot se ghe, le
with natural fireplace tiled a - — z Vinee ecto tre iu FE & __Eves FE 5-1302 4392 Dixie Hwy clites: real estate. vecant 412 WW) Ru FE 4-4925 vanity b . netian blinds storms and screens 2 bedtpom modern tr hone. bath Oak floors and nted~ re t - : ath ideal xttehen N 4 Pb oes aoe ome ‘, Lhe OR _3-1950 _Eves_MAple §12 0 parking Jot Class C iijuor Open bd Sun. ‘til separate breakt: | eat and clean Priced at $6 - overlooking Waite Lake 2!) car walls “Close to lake park Huron - Se ee — ae eens :
: TRADE Ailached araee Carpeting | M0002. Werms can be arranges gerekey) Sacred coattorcanie) es: om Donelson and 8 Ben. PT_ANNING TO BUILD? _ For Sale Acreage 47 Can be handled: with 831-300 ; cadndcapeuineccr ere | ee This neat, 2 bedroom héme, situ.) *un porch “Automatic washer and | dict’. ®xhoo Price 813950. 9 acres 9250 down nae (oer _ ‘own of can be sold sepa ‘We repre: ®@ builder who with, privileges Priced at 8 600 LIK] XN ie \\ ated on a large nicely-wooded drver all a ge room« he * a $l200° en to G Loan, funtion balance $ aitt t rately with lease om rea) consider your equ! iD your pres rt oer = | 0" e ring OA oors, plastered | wide lot on ve teal iug mo costs ie . :
ent pected “ Sortlal i wn ee | erase $1.500 DOWN eis basement as bu es ‘num Buy «i gt 500% s $2300" dow down A HS Sais ‘ Court~House Pull “price 81.450 10 ACRES oe ee by appolay lft | cas : . \ : 165 foot frontage a * te only
. of your, had rs Seminole Hrls _ Cory delightful 2 bedroom bunge- Pee cohort sereent 1 "block fo. MILFORD 2 1So. B loomfieldd igh! Vand ponies: | Located near Oxford School bus ,
: formation call . ; tae a on one floor, within walk- g8500 $1,500 down Better nur-. 3 apartment income. Fach apart- Dont drive by and te t ani 2 LOTS on Milford road {00x365' Tiuht a¢ your door Only 102 R A
. = ' _- Family home § Bedreon ! cladeeienes te rebar a. ae at On eresone ment h large “rooms ptus | fou see] ius Fe oe ter oppedsrced BEticed a me aon ane Cea eanye Oy Nine tt ‘Wee
FE 45005 ‘110, w. Pine | brick Carpeted jtring and cot tene ne tece a ale ouineat bate: j tle beth, excellent consition - Sep- mavens ere ite amount il salen) yet 200 Smith) terms gat oon class Nome Ww He ay
R Taree: Maing reome naturay fire ‘| matic hot » te iumi ae itere | arate utility room with automatic | CH ae sneer enesiens r “ed As ft my ne AS LAL URS ILE)
y 6 place, paneled reg~ “T00 I) | and screeds a ritin aie dade 130 | . OF STE: | isuindrs Vequlpment (Good income |) HARME R Brick extengr ard 2 ACRES nice level ground {00x792 se for Mr: Brown’ ey tie FEderal 8-466 LOON LAKE Is ¢ om ets. aparkiing floors in . “LF. | Priced at $19:000 with only $5 900 | extra stre rooms. I', ‘athe, feet Off Sashabaw Rd $1,500 Open Evetiings and Sunday 1-4 woh freom and screened sulated venetian blinds Full price . ‘ “ | do : breeveway and garage 2 tire- | c ? *
ee eoee ‘1 fooms, 2 eve porch 3 rar garage ‘fx $8 500 a dand: be sure! SANDY BEACH wn j eel te Lie me 3 ire ay ; ie IHL B ROW ~~ Realtor ee
pisces ~gan and, Michen. 2 ‘ir ma ay en sone SS tecee tee ese | Breakwater ts in and extra nice |WHATFVE? YOURF LtonKina | Toon ard bobby room To its | WATER FRONTAGE 3 tote 180.ft 1207 W Muron FE 2-410 . fer’ bea 4 bedroom ft210 bath a m Sheen by bathing beach The property has FOR _IN REALITY WE HAVE IT! c ude Sl _earpeting and @xtras . frontage will rel] all or split MUITIPTE Lis vee SERVICE ;
cn Ch appointment | steel! evcione fence surrounding Ocly 2 blocks to Hickory Grove Terms can be arranged 5 ACRES AT PER ACKF -
id htt and’ drape LI IES the 2 lot Nive lawn & old COSCHULL|]1 hea + chool Sewer and communtty 2 miles fram city imits kmsy art r
are Incluaed” F by rl atilee | eclye R ‘| Ipp Iealta iT ; fade trees The year around { I | he dior w ee Truly suburban Ting at 49 ACRES withs basement house | ferins aT : . d sized 2 var _ oe | ! a Heal Estate And Terdrencel home has @ ful) basement with = . WED ete ! 1 x . T, R ri INDER.- a wo ie § . . Un _ plus J room house on rear. sa.so00 [J \E \Wele ltl alter ; acu aed A Soh ce Feo BAN 49 Mt Clemens st FF 4 J201 new oll furnace "2 bath in base i400 HIGHT AND 1Ms@: FM 1.4776 : . with $800 down On. Clintonville 345 ak! aA Pr, Realtor * 18 THE “RIRD’ TO REE
- sine caee pia ne Pe clea ten ew Eve Mra Kelchner PE Geij? ment 8 rooms nh carpeted 8081 COMMERCE RD FM t4atet City SI495 Down road Oakland Ave PE S-p44b |, 130, $3, ; “oO » 58M 2 BX is room : i : . A) r isE ma Te
+ - : ine tom fa treplece Dini Cp Re cite neat einag 3 net ory ee ye BPAERES AND SE ROOM woUSE -— ALBURN AVE, ALMOST NEW - - : Encioted front porch, Also has} / . | pom ame a Gi Glee CLARK REAL ESI aN Pe} fits of sarge hit 5400 ~ ie 100
Large ving room, teataal open WEST SIDE BRICK | cludes Towboats k oars power | i | ae sisee aces street 112 1369 x unos = Geen’ iteiaas yam ery Re OR ¥8208 (or OR age on Muburn vices lesteeloy ia Gmahen= S004 baci, Ou FA a BRICK | mower, and garden tools. | tT Price aoe ee carmen ore Real Estate Exchange @ ACRES ON STIRLING RD OFF ay yo! ot fe cee heat, scil-storing storms and resins ; Sade | > E. Walton Bivd ‘City restrictions Tdeaiice es cep lot, el siebedres ssession Priced at $18 500 with | A FLORIDA PARADIS deal location fr soft tee imimacuiate is Hee iinet wd brick ranch home located $3000 |. MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE | Acre parcels, vA and Ar SE S000 woth ai p06 aoe Ran Din eee any business oe - 5 j pares Pp in Oliawa Hille One of the WEST SUBURBAN : Hee ly Wooded. 150 ft. above sea level! $50 _ mo. or less for cash FE aes Sion F Side ob ices pears peak New 3) bedroom home lo ; sp | _ $800 DOWN i in vicinity of 100 lakes- Overlook-| 5810.’ WAR —— .
- : clude plastered walle’ ce. ated across the road from ena to Retire? | OUR GREATEST vAIUFE | ing state hwy 60 with 135: | 60 ACRES ON FAOLE ARD FE eRe
diennslvies ramic tile bath poured & Kood school Very large Tf you plan to retire — and desire; FVER'.! Brand new 2 | REACTOR miles to Brook a wiry ziles | Jett a eas REALTOR - 43581 basement, gas heat and wel! fot birch gupboards in kitch- . neat, ; Bedroorh home, ali-on. bedroom bungalow ready (670 W Huron St Ph FE +2525 | he es if ore ¥ ue a Hae | “PON Fr 7 LAK : 7 mew
e REALTOR 20676 FE 46-7114 iandspaped lot. Carpeting. * eo_coppyr plumbing unfin- floor Just @ years old, located | for immediate occupgncr Multiple Tisting_ Service Week!-W noo R © Wonderful | AC LAKE RI REAL ES ienow Lis a) N Telegraph Open Eres and drapes include Fair ! ic Value-pius ‘here i a Very good neighborhood. on | Located in Crescent Take ron ree ore Fon ne | Over 2 acres. ft. of frontage Le rout & BUSINESSES
% Multiple Listing Service p ~ terme Call oT appointment a latee’ lot, with Crelonefenced) ; Estates with the lakeside Pet ae QO ssa Hants ioe es | Ay pit east of Willams Lk Rd Balas SOUT MICHIGAN
oe Tear vard a 3-car garage curbed | park for fishing boating LK N IDS FE N an “Til Lge ee B50 Sera a ; 3 , driveway, cement wales te garage : yen cing Living room has Reco Say Ady i \ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE x B LF PRO v M € and around the house poy heen f picture window and # months Also 300 ft. frontage on ay WN T | AC RE wh a) Rent L ease Bus, Prop. 4 4948
; ay Or - [> Aled near Bastern Junior & Inndscaping -you nerd search vest ule closet Spaciou state rey ac0 9 860s eame Merm ca ii Rabi« in pT GATEWAYS Hig Comsat of i$ téoma 7 longer—thia {* it’ Qffered at kitchen with good dining ; oe ane cea ape fn sata OED: For Sale Farms. ae CORNER AUBE RN Ave « ae
} bedream«* ali asement ony $10 700 = foes at | Fuld sbalh FA a) Ae ral {hie ; 5 x r = may ri a a he
- to mr ee , INSURANCE wito yas furnace Can be furnace Low payments of er Priced Home MUIberry 92332 - ane 3000, af n Gr enisacl cee ane em ae oe iad oa ue PR 42544 jad for oniv $2000 done | approximately $520 inciuce fotiove Street , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | a0 ACRES ON FAGLFE pp ferant Cail Gregory FE 3-944,
— APPIN&ESS - pi Raises REN Me) Ua interest taxed—and iris In Keego Harbor 8 roam lak ! Suchy Realty Ortonviie ~ Phat hes FE 25210 Cw =] 2M) 1 Xs 2 aie = ance FHA costs are in ads seen! WE bor Scone uiake —— ee : = = he ——————
ie » WEST SIDE PNCOMEP | fon te down payment Bet Reais co moein 80 ACRES ROLEASE AUBLU IRN HEIGHTS . i oe e ont oe “or ac ee ae) Gener occuple emcsteire Pn aes fer We eve) « . - BRON GER DROS LR UIET or pa Mec ae 1 rage Mi Pee ¢ yone Now! fe have the ~ | xi : Moni c
THB 18 EXCEPTIONAL <tuated on @ paied <i io. Dod Ke] apartment Upstarre apart key ‘ WW Wilson Signs) are Every steve | 7 tccm aN ocala valet HS E saser ne for used cae Fully furnshed spick : ares ment rents at $100 month 5 Meariecrtainetmindietn ese zi i ks e vent Ie | me
j : C nt oh j ° - ‘ | : : pee Cet ie Le mmediate Ssession, $4,- rT,
omesmaed ee gecbaes 8 URILLY.BRORIR | dundee caren SOE ee eel | Los aioe. eur ; “isabeth Lake Ra PF 1157 ot 2 . 6 € ractive terms } ] PONTIAC REALTY 1 “RCIAI sied 18 ft. living room with car - : tached garrgee plastered RFALTORS 262 8 Tele pe LU i . t R Pipi, Palin ' at Bias Lay
pets and w: ai walls paved street and ts Phone aor ES | Phone OR 5 oa? " a : a anger | aT Srsinins acy
oak floors. Sols feet cap Rae In a good neighborhood low Oven Eves tip _Sun 8 Co-operative | Estate xchange Willard Street S NERY ROMEIWITR oo ACRES | : ] EO) ERTY
m = LopHyly ements of $50 @ ~ Cia “hn r i * i J arge and small
Tek ae andy fo BRO mech are he now STN AN TART LON TEED NCRDEMRLSS Tigi 2 aces emeet eum stream. suse SR Recir onanriie “Te | ERIE Ant tal pits Can te Brace for expausipn. ol hea W awyen TAN Tk eon aterm: aatael Mavens Ferm Noo} Only 7 ‘OR FARMS AND ACREAGE Ark for Mr. Skaces. Cal Fa ful “od lated, lgndecaped eorner . - FOR QUICK RESULTR AND / An INCOME with ‘ake front on S807 with $350 down Call Rutledge OR 3-1111. FE 4-0003 | + _
2 Me Block tobys. Otlered tor 1H) DOWN © Wisea Tew flares PERSONALIZED SERVICE, M9 Brende! Heights $ room | 2FA Of the sandinat br 2 WM Ef KNUDSEN LAPEER COUNTY (ACRE | ee NaN e : quick down pavment y gubttaat his font en full basement tenn SEE ES frame & stone constriction e . ‘ Boor Tonter are ie Realtor FE Bloomfield _H! ighlands 2 lots, farm ee asa on cies ee ve GAYLORD Oty (Tavs we ptt rec i int f , oy Wee che as t 7 : c ne ype a # s st
OUT OF STATE 6 i owster cH ane Gil h REAP es gees [ing rem hee full basement a natural fire 510 Pontiac state eee Rida cite) thE cme € lrocrke ana)oaih (rie te ce poet es Bre_& Bin pe t a i> to arc ae etl place was heat and city walter , . fi ah ; ' 0 2 . ROSEIL A BIitpine eae “oon BUY _ $2 W Huron ; FF 8.6175 vat mailer en ee Rental value $250 monthiy House we restucica wooded int Close | i lla fee sey amt N the Te Can be used he
. NEAR DRAYTON PLAINS ~~~ 5, : en aeae mntertop Latree landscaped int : voy he mae into | ree INCOME — OFF MARSHALS. : . |- stream, woods gond.iand $18 S00 nee uN 3.7538 beaut: built ra esitien vt : reat trees, Cyelone fence 1', car tam! ¥ : esl We y good Boia? .o Roume and bath cuwn @ rocma Watkinse Pontiac Estates No with $4 500 duwn . Terms :, on pat NF My “ mst ERCIAL RUTLOINGS.
yk a oraled 5 Toon al bel A i ae A The IME O}- \ { yf he Karace Call fer appointment Ae e o a tone oo ce ae pa up eee entrance Going fast! 10 per cent down nan Lea if ot More ms i ie ana available to bul ci
| 2 t . Ee [ i i floors olastered walls car & » SLEC te
ES rooms,’ one! floor pian. ew ~ * oO Be - DRAYTON AREA F < TERMS petit catia d ae i fi i ‘ ihe aceilent § . ne ta wing room epd dining 4 Japeer 2 ()'
oo can worse, ene $9996 FULT PRICE —Loveis brand M | from omodern home suit 1952. | com down New aluminum siding ope rh wo down 35 NG RES joa “ a tt Realtor ro awnings @ car ge ew modern bungalow with full § -EDITH ST po | Oak floors fireplace -Full base- Tou 70K138 2-car earage Paved aE en Open 98 . son oo pated Jot 18m bacement Automatic AC heat.) gE QITH ST. $900 Nyt ment with 3 room apartment we : |, street and drive Located and | c GRANGE HALL RD AFTER 37107 Aececem et ioe wee Modern, kitchen Large Itving rm | Ha furnace. i pa. mh mt fal fh tees) merere ilo 60 | built for Income | “BUSINESS [8 GOOD AT-QADD'S” Located es bl — top . Modern i Co-Operative Real Estate ees . is ‘lo plastic led bath M : = 2 2 , terms i . aie bedroom home atge basement. ——————— erchange LEAVING STATE. a je for your money here an lent buy at $5 - t | REALTY 3 WBEDROOM BRICK RANCH | ie barn Milk house, corn ertb, chick: | For Sale o or + Exchange § 50
¥ ask is that vou look at this SF MINOLE | W WALTON BLYD 3 bedroom : j est of town. All good sized u en house some fruit. Ful “price, ge
LIZ. | LAKE, jee! ATES one Terms SEMINOLE HILLS 3 BDRMS | Fanch home’ Large livin: room. | 2383 Orchard Uake FF 53-0418 | e ms hardwood floors, full base- ; $12,500. terms. i Sa
ay RARCH $1509 DOWN [ya sth cccytintig: room fee || Riceerremh Ceeeeros come | NO aaincay mecihare crete chee OPEN SUNDAYS ne INCH, sur Fe hi $1409 DOWN — ; ; | ) ce living room, fire- chen wit | @arage Ma i = - crocks cent ranch type 2 ‘bedroom home rom tome’ with nee more 8 pace den HW floors, full bat. tile bath ieolorsa Giese Ts | $950 DOWN ‘ane Immediate pos | sees _ 11S-ACRES siren ce aah alee Old
large itying room, Eicher ne Two Jerge lots Gong garage gas heat. storms. screens, tnsula-| Car garage Gas furnace Mant Fe , ' 4286 Dixie Hw srersce Piains| Adibining new subdivision on Sat and Sun only te tile bat. full ‘basement <q. [ere js @ lot of home for.the "On 2 car garage & many other extra features The landscaped | $56 PER MO | ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES | Piss _| the corner of ‘black top ‘B ( ———____,
F heat. 1% bar garage Lotetes 1 MOTH Look ft over fine features $1750. $5 dn. yard has sprinkler sveiem $18-"° Nc tUDING TAXES AND 12 rooms. 6 bedrooms Tjving | gravel roads § miles meth: of usiness pportunities 51 51 i - petter neighborhood of, F! ‘ ; . | - 950 terma : INSURANCE room 20x16 dining room, t4xif + 4256 N.~Lapeer Ra. or M24 qntiae. Right for subdividing : La wabeth-orsne DOWN - LAKE soONT: SUBURBAN RANCHER 81.300 DN : , kitchen, 14x68 3 full complete ~
! shopping " Privleees Soother TGiran as a pit Pwo ‘penton — Etflient. 3] bedrim ranch home OPEN DAILY MyeOm. plue utttity Homes convist- PAH Il closets oa floors, Mas- er. 30 ACRES A120 17 ON DIXTE buhgalnw en: ianex ay eyed With mice liking room, dining 1. ee s i ter bedroom 14x16 Built-in book. | . i oom A\ block pidge 6
take Bricea at 613.906 terme 1) large at See ace cape Bath tand) titchen dining space ek 12 TORP incl ae bercooma ay Ok oon ease ih den library. 8x13 sew- With Inke frontage Adjetning nes V2" car garage eal pe lee howse sandy beach Hete ts one itv rm Onl) 811.000 Very: eariy See . moder Eitthen with steel ran ‘ne room 8x7 sun room 14x19 subdivision north of Pontiac i firive im pestaurant, attorne
rou aT atte Rt IT mothe lake thet vnu car effora- posses erin $1250 DOM \ lak ge at a We omar i oecos py Uae : Gn condos anlar ee. a A 0 : t om loorn rr walls r a eure = c t «2 $000 dr Visit ¢ Le Z lee oom & den Fire place Beautt | > Lia] 2 30 dew and
$1500 RANCH BUNGALOW ; EAST SIDF Parcars . irolnebiLiviw erat aii vest; re Painted auto. oil FA upright Daleianitcapec, Cus cel aeene INVESTORS manth eee tached i's car garage Erce oe An older @ rms & weEth- OF bule entrance Master. bedroom ‘{urmace. laundry tub. hot water Corner lot 150x180 Omit $12 000 65 ACRES t :
~ondifion. Only 2 veare ol: Oak furnace auto hot water, garage, i212 Modern kitchen custonf heater _lerge closets, ize on WEA) haf) = ; Well ROCHESTER n iroux-Franks Noort k plastered wally Alum: DICe lot paved at Be cure to Dullt cupboards bath Utility foundation 24alllg feet . Closing A limited number of excellent eli-tocated on black top road ; : num storms and ecreens 1} see this at 67.050 Takes $1 500 dn sit ene type off turn water’ costa ere) ¢x a8 year lote are still available in. this antly rolling land. Some tut GENERA! REAL, mere other desirable features For ; he & ub Choire gage Located ‘ott Auburn of nr. subdivision. Protective. restric- uildings $500 per acre. Terms 4395 Divte Mwy* ; ie : “amar CO REALTOR particulark call Mrs Hevt ; elevations tile “@ room colors, ward and Russell streete Drive tions FHA Equitable ap RIDGEWAY Oper unt) & Sat ty |
: ¢ I Baiate sone 29040 Privileges on White_Lake by and if intereited contact proved. Convenient terms can be Vi8 Baldwin Ave FE. 4-4209 n XI E “cet a 2 Fk Drive Sut MS® to Duck Tk Wa 4 eee ae te | HWY, oe j Watch ¢ WG ie = i airesee to meet individual | 80 ACRES NEAR FENTON 4; ! aes waren at. a0 PROV \ ete | j c WAt DT ; {CLARK REAT. ESTA’ ae relacne! tea TOR | | meeds | miles 6 room home. not modern, ” fl ft pee pes a main ross tne@,
wuxT toon TO BRANOR 7 |i202 Wo Hucorl Pe re tae, ANT HARGLR CO. gee wane, YDEN, Realtor! PE 40401 or FE 44819 Ht en cy ire eet” HOLMES-BARTRAM || fae getenn Gio Ge row eoetoar , Per S FICE ‘Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 33 W, Hurye Fr 6-818) | have, Ue heaped | en Fad 2 Ww hae a dae Open Eve FE 52606 02 Dixte fiw mndee Broker, Fentoo one A012 Waterford Rd Watertare i , ~ A - M Pr eases a un ILTIPLES riertve sERVIC® OR 3.1080 ~ ven Maple 1000 | MA 0-0!87, Ph. ORJande barn \ es *s ae : P i » ‘ é a _—— o = . ‘ “ ie a ‘i
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Comparison will prove rea) value
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fireplace. tile bath, Scie, aie !
bedroom oil furmace, 2 car ga
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neig! hbor)ood as part down par.
ment Sepatate garage Bpertmens |
for extra income.
{OMI ON 3 ACRI Convenient North Suburban loce-
tion dh paved road Every mod-
ern feature. full basement. $2,000
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CRESCENT LAKE You will ke the nice 2 bedroom
ranch ityle home. Larae car-
pelted living room, tile bath am-
east of Clarkston. Ideal spot for |
ummer Hear A real steal at,
2 200 with $500 dow f
6 g ali l ; 1
__ For Sale\Houses 43) For Sale Lake Prop. 44| For Sale Lots 46
"BA Pe BL ETI a AE a 2 _ | WEST OF PONTIAC . _ 44000, = Sem etd 619 9 pee. FE E91. i
pletely [econ tage. 6.50 Moo Love Mire 1 ft. frontage | " es aoe core ‘iy 88108
td city apt vincluded, pi o's. mee | atkeo do dows. peck
lols yarety oer beach cetage | Pur aLOoMPrELD 3 Lb Rin rornest |” 4 acai wane ae. aie
Overlooking Mute Lake. Ts | piosimetelr’ Aion seco PE Ma iots “out View Park Sub 81.400
living room, paneled in m a | Ge ‘PRIVILEGES. HIGHLY RE- ee oe deel
se ard sa, Papmeser beat | Sai MBC lates? “nec EE Includes extra tot 811300 termp.| Pri iced -to sell. MI 46677, | j
T. C. Trocke | . ss pao, pects w-| Humphries | Realt&r | g 81050 -“sy00q down, N* O°® pyatron PEDO PEST. |
(144 Union Lake Bd EM 34071 ROOM & OILY, porches, a O weniple Listing Service MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | phoud sees ae oe al | apg 7 7) Ze ere ie
wat usr game! wee Lakefront Lots tee ee se gaat: thew Lakefront Lots cgecég ure, ruses equity in smaller bome in nice. “frontage on Round Lake. north COT LAKE OAKLANDS RY 20
—_ 3063 Olmstead, neat Sasha-
TLOTs7 AND ACREAGE
| ( ‘Tarkstor } 3 ‘ots just. off Perry. Blacktop
streets Wwaler and sidewalks $1 -
, i . 600 #1 1-3 acre parcels, $450 1
Real Estate te parcels, $1,000 Terms to~
20 $8. Main | Clarkston, Mich sult. oa
MAple 5-5821 CRAWFORD |
LAKE HURON-NEW SUB. IVISION 63% W. Nears FE #1549 |
Cail now for colorful literature MY 3110 |
Browne, Resity. FEderal 3467 | icg BY ih) ROSELAWN SUBDi. | No obligation,
Write’ A, rey, Flint 4, call SUneet tite All State Realty,
iy oitiesnie, Fitnt, CEdar —
NEAR C LARK KSTON
‘That ts Bary ae owner aald
when tie authorized us
this 30 acres at $8,750 with 61500
down 100 apple ves 9 years old,
someone should be teking care of.
We defy you to find land mdre
radiate A for building or farm-
ng. This property is worth $350
per acre. MAKE YOUR F.
NOW!
H hries FE 22-0474 Fe ¢ié
Telegra pa. Open Evenings
Multiple "isting Serviee—
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ranch type home.
Small" Rea'tor
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other
and chicken house
is acres sta@l) lake and stream,
nty othe? farms.
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After 6 |
120 ACRES
All tillatie Ip lower Thumb
district Modern T-rm. house
with full bath Large barn,
granary, corn crib and work
Add panes! A-l
and ‘2* mile to school. All oe W
THE PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, MAY-2,
1956
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BTAIL SODA “FOUNTAIN,
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ly 4 Pans earl | _ emt eM $38 Aubura a ao ee M 38468 or) _” secret Rreereee Sat OLD GARAGES, REPAIRED ®. Pe 26016 until #30 pm
aoe : > ‘ ~“> | Downtown store only. 61 N. Saginaw } Re. ace, Py eig pew qamegs doors. (rare Salil ncn opel ei A
erg WHEN YOU NEEf Sale Household d Goods 57 Seapine | at 143 _peqween # and 10 p.m
Bae Niet he not ons to = i - a cancun a ELECTRIC | et Doe oot. ON 4 rae _ Sale. ‘Sporting Goods” ac Piés, Curt! fone AT OR 3
i miles f ne tials Highway, O : goto ‘toner excellent condition. = | ~ POWE R MOW mo cae v ITT BOXER: .FOR mi avey Ay mae ore ws epi foes att hao Tiog TON: | warn “Fe 50a
ry ea FER cnet: 2 PC. LIVING s0ite With “| To acoTsman | ~ GUNS BUY -SELL-TRADE , cent processed gravel Two pits endor: #35 Paymes “farsi. "ee fables. Cheap FE @1807 ay < rotory mowers $5068 > Darrshell ‘ye 5 ea) FE
. All mode room Sutee We will cbe lad to. help J PC BE R COT. | —_—_ self propelled Tore Ge ‘BOY - ert Ma patter acy eee heat. ga- you with your m ms. tere se with box ave | | 10 he ” welip 1 mower Mise Se ¢ Bagley iy peta, 33611 ‘Powers Ra x ‘as mattre S ood c ree
_of Metamora Write AD" oe lencia “ se A.‘ Over 13 different models om hand | SPORTSMAN MARL SCAMPER ton Near il = road,
oF. 1305 Humphrey, Fiimt or call, o0exe WOOD PANE’, \OGRS o _ Thom pac |See the Toro power handle m _Tratier Reasonable 376 Qoing St | leaf 4979 or G
SUueet 94818 Or write All state YE 0-076 DEEP WELL PUMP 2 YRS OB. drives a whole family of vert) ANDERSON HDWE. j For SALE CHEAP: GX WEEES ealty, 410 E. Gillespie, Flint FINANCE C leas pve ul _ $100, FE 5-600 machines—mowers tillers, anow German Poin
Edar 4 . gies NCE CO. ae $e = OIL HEATER. Di Ce rs blowers and so forth | agin Setter | acme = . + ‘ . E 4-208 iscount mis count Trade ta accepted Terme avatiabie . oO HOP BUSINESS IN- 02 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. = : | GeNtLE
CLUDES equipment. property. 4 FE 41974 é PIECE WAL NUT DINING “ROOM cat, tr WHat Yoo & LIEB’ [All mowers ate sorvied before LV EeBAIT \el, $8 to } pope ere ose Woo! car th ath. . . arin ur store actory traine: té . awe
$11,500. ‘with $3,500 Da business GET CASH OUICKLY plus Fumper. gee range 4 416) D TO BEA tT. small “ening mechanic to assute |
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rect “FE pone WALTON TV I couanete elt te. “rediawrs. Leo serge tr tae ay ror > pO SLAC DO t. FE 36 Walton, ' ca ma e a e unl es, A- ;
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terest Hgrgee cout PR Boo "or ‘FE-202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG Te "Fe Pe) UKE NEW tp . : UNION W re EkING oon ry #8 rr L. Riel - ACE — = ‘* aA ~ Ls ™~_a a TOR SOIL, RICH BLAC aii “JACOBSON CAWN” QUEER he AP tetoareret ‘La : . | MAIN YARD (3150 W | SALE ON SOE FAR Girt, sand. aravel,
Boor Chair with ottoman, ere : | Job Yare Lop gl gece ar. * aarper eee e_he a Sees eee “BAND, 2408 ion ae ee ae : 56-9200 ORA s
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THe “BIRD TO sem, | = 202 N. MAIN into bed, $15. 2096 Ping i ake A nye CU es One ee REFRIG_ TRADE-IN DEPT.- | oad beta oa tr lao jist & STONE Deas. Teaeca Basoaa ie Boarded oo eka oh ad e has Ld ¥ ed» < pe —
HARDWARE ROCHESTER. MICH. ap tn” seer al caning? anv |__Peone PR 31720 afier «| WASHERS AT BIO DISCOUNT | ?Pi SCOre — | Bow i our warehouse ALL” TYBER” OF TOP” Bolt. Meg 70
eS LOANS $28 TO $500 Complete with fixtures. Double! KELVINATOR ~ REPRIO. AND Gearaniced refrigerators see oo up | @et “ our @ ality bulla crunned ~ vag py 7°" | Doas, -CaTs
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- with plenty of off-street parts| Ph pMorsen ‘OL eer " ter) 80 GAL ELECTRIC “TOAMTMAS “KIDNEY SHAPED ~ DAVENPORT | WYMAN'S ou "Dixie eoitey Drayton Piatos | we ‘carry “a full a Mg tafis or : 7 ing FIG price $2500 ive stock ~ r, new Baby buggy. eood con-; and chair, $38. Bassinets and “_— CLOSING OUT ~~ | Plywood. Insulation, paneling. : Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ef about $12,000 Conveniem lease LOANS $25 TO $500 | _ dition FE 3 $s. Btorkiine bury. $12, Baby 18 W Pike st ve +1122) 180 iniakd tile (ox) te | Hard no | Wt TOP SOlL. CRUSHED an | nm SPRIGIDATRE Pe | | fotles 83. 2 lamo tables, 81 each "Ee dense MONRO. os wall tile wes Meh AuL cy co. oad, grovel fill, Karl How: | a: patra. CORN :
MAIN ST. GRILI. Prone ay | reest sive, with freezer|. 42°%, a. Priscila. — ph Vices Cee KR. B. MUNRO, 1000 94 0s : ee a . ca SHER OR Tac. Horses. Lun <ANCE ©€ ect 44275 | = ss eeepaealnchdipenn ooaneigie - And restaurant tn one of oon INAN( CO ee ee - | _ OR_3-4230. LLOW WELL PUMP FoR ed Peat, er truck Whole- Gus cael eanuee | ANTIQUE FUR ALE TRADE-IN DEPT. © : Oma, Boom or saittes Drik cate, tasks eat w py? Loans ten, Pine cupboards, dough box. éry | D’S SPECIALS | omnes ; Site. "387 S. S. Sap nae eale. Reasonable. Call after ¢| sale tied.
cement and attractive owners! | Sy ak on stand cpvempests. ate |'5 Se dingte, eft oo seet BUY Now AND 8 Seer Well jet Wt EB, OF 298. oy ig —_ ~ Oxford. OA se 1 quarters led. Near | sofa anne : S 4 ‘ua 20 §-801 4 sor, PIPR 6 4 } ‘2 8. Main, Rochester, 1 Pius 20 gal. tank gy “ ¢ :
Scuats Gadi besinetsmrie Gnline state MACHINES AND TYPE. | Nidcobed. trom 1008 |... wp 6106 com pet. Oak DISTRIBUTOR 0) TRL » ‘ouarNo : ALMOST” GOOD For Sale Livestock 72 Sle Gh aien o1 | Used Ges Gures. * pe, metal bed complete” Wie os | iawe merce pe i” * bat ENOUGH TO EAT a a = a bapa Lap ‘ pp ogg = Shao dehing Hie oem ARPENING SERV. |. a SUPER DRUGS— ; ins rater pia. LORD'S |e vee 024.05 | 2288_E._ WALTON Pe eree | “for Bea wine | | CANNOT BE FQvatien * OR t ——— pm FAD AL? & 7. r porch. ¥
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fountain aod package sees | Extra Fast POR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND "Where Wrigley’ Used to Be” (18 W. Pike 8 1122 On sapere | tenable. Tp ve mered. fe Elion! 012.90 per nese in new bldg. on mein high- AT LSS BAL ' * | king that bolt J the frame : Special Gere ve vereet via Ber ad. ised,
way t Pontiac area. Excellent’ A tilts out of the way. but © lot | LIVING ROOM SOF As, MODERN, “USE “=D ELECTRIC. | Sl atemeses teas wood and steel VE «4ier hog fixtures and equipment through- ervice less to pay while they - -slightis, sotled Buy 6 y S F. © Howian 2 “inte a Clot Post ws Gib” gow of off-street parking so. 64s torrew hate] last lawnmowers, $2.00 and up. ae ma toe the price of © need WATER HEATER: oe. yt : ot es 3 rR co, ies iat GRADE —TORSOI TOR S508 8 down plus stock of about o c shih refrigerators, AL CLEARA SOME es dressing mixtures. Slade.
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* to 2 months to repay! mattresses. Living room suites, | _< chairs. ase Ms j rees Cabinet ardware toe | rvick's. 2 — wat L ea}
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games comprise 60 piece ore H USEHOLD TV sets. redios, 4, bdrm furn, re leather xitchen AC PLYWOOD co SEPTIC TANKS —
tion t large Michigan city. All suites, dinette many desk, siudio couch Lib- 1488 Baldwin Ave. FE 2-2543 inforeed concrete.
en good locations. $40,000 full, rmisc. items: NEW & USED crest, Crescent Lake Sal Ix} installed if desired.
price, will trade contracts, tn- CNS Visit our trade-in. dept, for real -~ + a FOR SALE 13 poxes ;
come, =e property or home bergains MAHOG HINING of white ceramic tile All for : m
Bear ‘Detroit af) Poation OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN suite t © piece. Very good $30 HP. Sutton, MY Nb PieLbe Ye. AN
3"% Bouth eres St. Kay Bidg. uP = EASY TERMS, _MY_ deus in ~~ FURNACES — Ps goed wR or FR .
W ARD FE. PARTRIDGE. and_noor *hone FEderal eons weer well trate pen ven| ebeeceaeees EL EL on Wa A090 B70. |S PTIC: TANI KS —~ GLY toll OF SOL m | ¥ com - ate on . . 4 REALTOR one 43581) | OANS and look around. 2 actes oo See rou FIO L Sect wack: Sune mB apa cares REINFORCED cnnys Clay or sand fin gravel. P. J. I
REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | ' DALY | _condition, cheap sis icy GARAGE DOORS — panto ma e4 . | THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN “With 7A A\ GE R SET OF $23 to $800 $25 to $800 | L @ # SALES / MAYTAG nOER TY poset er Weick
meee ee ed oe COMMUNITY LOAN CO 4 miles E of Pontiac. or 1 mile er with pum Nor, sie 8. hoy drt Smad dish oF bet . “DENTE H\\ von 30 EF. Lawrence 271m | E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn| Now only ‘aut aa Factory cme tor Glide Way deere | _ cuscliont_qpndiien, cm
: © _PRIENDLY SERVICE . Mi |WAPLE BED COMPLETE ; Galv. steel sistant, | GINKS FROM 96.96. 63 - GALLON ol Por devea main cross road a PHONE? FE 5-041 \* at of chap Sgt yy AND THOM. AS. ECONOMY Bee “, for quan nity sa giecteye a, We LY eve ent , See. | .
lescce ANTIQUE MANTEL, CLOCK | 12. MOVING FORCES SALE BREAK- FURNITURE co. Rverything yo bald anything. ompaon, 80 8 a 6219 Waterford Rd Watertora ami ies) Bere “ont gus good cond at get. tables, bookcases, pic- T TERMS im LACK KETT'S STATION EQU N Ph ORiando 3-872! ws oom abings $10 FE | tures, wool scatter rugs, lam eb TRL, a. -: igter, grease gun. ~ batte |
‘GROCERY eT ORE BUSINERS | R d Two lounge chairs one witn tier PONTIAC MICH BUTLEANG SUPPLING chateer, se come. an in | P a “REFRIGERATOR & ncan yfo aT UBIO (co NDI- ‘Coke ma also » truck
ment, ena bid bidg rebate’ tose ne | SNe sei ah wore. “Trailer size retrigerator dining ‘abie~? pineal — 36181 ry ks! (2 GAL RUBE wy. Crarksten War ee anv or ar 4 hest 4 i ATER a. - a)
Fstatt OPER SERVICE st Bi ickn er S. APPLIANCES | ORO WATOR. iy Cameron. FE 40205 om | Gab selene = a ew | STORM | SASH 2 TRACTORS, FORD W. A. AND MIRRO! R PRIGE TOR — | . oe a winds sand Very location, low nim} TRADE-INS GUARANTEED ephoes LLL Fg eee — GSED HOTPOINT INONER - » wom | Cacndyy tr tan, shag we near | var .! =
_ventory Ca Pe 20s lemme tauren So uD | stered chair. mahogeny pte etrigeratore a] $14.68 5A Uma! yd FARM TOP ten, Ford T mo
HARDWARE | Relriceralgrs sioee ae! parrot hand-painted lamps a as Wine eee re ties i ASP er and rear Or amall lumber business wanted Pour '¢) Buckner Conven- scuum cieaner $785 ul al — ——— (New Norge ace es | 888 ey oe sEWINd MPN ies ik te woetee : Have good buyer Cail L1 93220 | wotiomices ev eeta heres sedi Tee Onxiees. Parts | NEw AUTO WASHERS $188 00 | wees t"Kompance ten, me “Wr ber month or Oey * ah 3 value, 94030, | PO rn i: SOR. Vere Fe pais : Ur t2is £8 Cart apreees | where you can quickiy bor Service, © ew, clothes dryer $129.95 (432 W! Huron WE 41133 _belange: oe tas 2-0143 Tight jarred a iv Opavis: Wholesale) i555 ie —— row up to £6@' on small APT $iz! WeTINGROUsE | New 5 “eu te ret's $188 00 VACUtM CI wn Fwy ace ee : sep ade tos i awe eee - retail, or deliver BOL A . { onceemonth parments i electric stove and refrigetat New. Neleviat size es | % MA CLEANERS, PARTS we 5 well ng um ps walking and riding
“LET'S TALK | You get full amount. No acalemtconduind fueal force: | Mew gas ranace fell sive’) 6/0068 | _Drushes ai_maker 08@ Myrtle EXTRA—SPECI. AL. ot sorvttie buys Aglebs Leech | amp ce ge : eral | deductions. take of small home. Phone FE Ncw 30 gal gas wit heater § 60.95 | VERY WESTINGHOUSE . oe PREE, 130 ets “brand power $s | 2-5100, “tux ESof HOUSEKEEPING rigerator and a re lay, sive TL SRA coe cee pepo, balear=3 foods cies clay = mis ue Dem-} ers. Lots on
| coer on AvTOMATICN Se er Ea Koll eres! umber s Sa as er a Mac PONTIAC GROCERY | ve We LEDS THAN vin gee! ee ONS mole. Tents PRICHD “TO SLT we rr a om 1 LOADED, Tam | ver MA EN. OB le ete See aa 38 Retrige: igerator, “ths FE b.ztes | We 4.1588 “aw Huron whens DINING ROOM SET ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH THIs| "PF wet besement ra. cd Christ Lutheren Church, corner | BOLEN RIDE Mai SD MM) anny wicaiball HWIOH CHAIR, Sore | ONE ONLY TAPPAN GAS RANOE | Buffet, table € chairs. Table site| REAUTIFU] WH Ow} Feet Se Dave re. of Wiliams Lake Rd. and At
Top equipment arid excelient park. ~ | chair, Alf in good cond. PE oat } 30 tn. visualjte oven, Holiday mod-| _ S8x¢),_ MA 60477 = supply. of butlding materials are) god. ‘pps 1388" Oatiasd Les _R4, on the 20th, Ist, and 2nd.
ing facilities make this grocery Get nerded ocean quickir BABY BED LIKE NEW 20.| ; el new, 61 : W, ayne Gabert’s SekvGn Pen S Mec folst to the) ph rp : io adop LA DU = 1 ” . i * +
yore desirable’ Moder building. trom a a ~ friendly Toeter-Bave a5 "baby. slertitrer. Plastic Wall Tile. .2c ca | Apoliance Sped ials , |. RECUAL SS it $200 Perc FRatt Jen. Gt. FACTORY MADE _ delivered re reer
— ing attractive gains monthly meee 4-906 Unclaimed linoleum’ ‘an | Redi-Mix Conerete & Mortar 61,15 duty, steel ff gape | now LOADING TO FROM BENDIX ELECTRIC DRYER. surplus paint ep 4 aR = r H 88:00 «Windows made to your orier | spooked spare Truck rima, shoe fe fore r
SHOE STORE cor musk elacenliavace | agains a 108 Sine bs ry Ree Mew | Fresh) Deets irom $0 ey) ee aah sate stop tar tall Br “is. tis ® iacine ve eA ; . A et ws figure your job, ad Wonderful location ip small town Buckner © per week. coneidos, “bis. Prone ‘ite larold’s Paint & Lino. | sole 7 eo porch. earege. onl s stots _lights’ & Mare 4-2635,
fave roeed arch aigesdis ' MY 30 fi. | SORTABLE ot = ane SEwINC re oe Bi aeade eis < JS Nar torte Gr vA oe fi mom as mar, rE Saroneers uliding a _Je iC i ' CTRIC ne avatories, value 614 7 6
‘oom modern living quarters, Now iInance '@} Sitar “94X36 ON it OT 66X300, machine 80 8 Astor, off E ret Norge “inc ere Fal U RPLU: LUMBF B & — showers. Tdeglart | Le ‘tae. lumbia BRoadway 31886
reiting 810-000 be ce yrer ose Could | wa * Ineluded one FE — burp 8 Ce 70s ¢ MATERIAL SALES CO. Sed se etre slightly . oe PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. 6UYPLY 4 ar ‘i at’
Offices are located: lsLOWD COPFRE TABLE | POWER LAWN MOWER, = ere MA TO quodse $340 Mighiend | UR Ra (ade! OB 2-082 ichigan Fluorescent. 309 Orchard | ma and gravel, fill b+
MICHIGAN BUSINESS pontiae 2né@ Pioor Nationa! Bidg. ‘Ware lamp table baby cer bed | Chrome set: 30. Sewing machine s Yeane 10 Ph _.- FURNACES Lake Ave Si, & morter. .
SALES CORPORATION |_and car teat PE S148? | Ss FR tt inl s Fr sim New forced air oll. Overstocked, | USED « i” WY Da | DEEP | — SALES © d \ prayton Plains —4512. Disie Rwy. BLUE DAVENPORT AND 2! RCA VICTOR it Liki wesTiNe a Selling near whdjesale GR }-5408. well fet pump PROMPT DE p DELIVERY. 9 mM ibe | chairs Kenmore automatic wash-| in wonderful condition 24 ES. see mac! FIRESTONE OUARANT Ppow- an mein tub and tines. _Biack dirt :
JOHN A LANDMESSER, BROKER mates heme a Barneton er. @ by 15 rug Occasional chair. RCA 19ig IN. BEAUTIFUL ef, $25. couch i ‘oe: ER OWERS. SIZES. | seen sein - Wad GRAVEL, 6 ey YDS. Wt. DE 1. DE filtase the fe 1573 8. Telegraph Re bank _FE__5-9508 Riviera | minced man Abinet $30. FE 5-0186. isi sae saw, % HP motor, $94.) TY AND > FOR | USED aod _DRILTING Ria” ¥* Pr, 4-é ous
Park At® Our ea ee Utica 45442 Van Drie BOTTLE GAS _ laose DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. | _on — FRFE pettonsr Rai JON. CALL A reer mola plivoe ROAD 0 ORAVEL, + v8. FF RON, Weltog Waters. $9 up. Role KEW MODERN BUILDING ZONED One block North across from bank | New low price. Complete instal. Call after § 30 pm--FE 4-035 For ‘Sale | Misce us 60) Fret PATH. ibaa W192 Mile Rd, Eletn eb - tillers, see ie up. chain saw
manufacturing. Gas heat excel) lation Only $10 ee «es Kenyon 6 PIECE ora Ree SET fl I Nt AES tubs 6 B grade Aotiet $10 95 | r 162 Ha Las ry mowers at -—
lent location on busy intersection: _ ye ae Fuelgas, OR 3-240 | “Modern sofa ted, modern steq | 4 16 AP OM ED FOR 32x31 double sinks. ($14 met hand bake ie ECTRIC LAWNMOW®! ae GRAVE Y FILL AND TOF prices in town. Te
R000 sa ft. Terms Box scene ~ | CASH FOR SAT, 7s, PADIOB | fables maton! rj Moh bog table. tw: ewtting lumber Also 10.)24¢in cir i _ A. Thome aoa Ldth pad i ope fiend 4 Getiver say Ume. 0 921 hy SALES
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“PARIRIDOR i THE “BIRD NOV hy ov R NEW “CASH Fok vorn PURNITO ae ALL OR ere . | Shaft and pully tor in belts Frege RTANDINO forLets $19 6s | |WANTED TARP Cimar LADY } AND AND ORAVEL BL ACE ie FORD’ T A =
fo oe HOME | = teelt Ons rN aR KEANE | reheat Ctueriqe hts. pusieeiey Ros rhe caued vidas, ep penn | Now back blades “eae Mi a iv BED NURSING HOME — CA. — . fee Me tet S12) ders 71-7804 dl poe wean with nies WA = re - MAND ORAVEL— BLACK DINE | AI ft UE beck trglier. Fe
ring to exclusive clientele and, © 5-4: < ‘x12 LINOLEUM $7 20 7-PIECE INV NG 124 by 24 and 1 36 by 24 ai KOVAL | } | erecta let? pi ige.s¢ TER SOFTENE RS an ant top aoil EM 33519, after 4) 2. = - ales te See ecattat rnc 7 North Perry Street 4°> FT. WALL TILE 28 5 Oak windows complete with SAVE. PLUMBING 8 PLY | 60000 grains POWEX lifetime | _¢8!_O! _#:2600 BOTH N
5 Withia 20 mitesie! city on i oi “TSecond Floor) | ov ie noo ye oat n25¢ ROOM GR tO I | storm sash. +8392 172. $ Saginaw 4 aed marie ee for giee iy co vviark vat. . PILL, 4 TOP ES af 0.38
ghway Call for interview. /No : . ,ou N" FAL, 61°95 Afodern 2 plece sult 2 modern | 2 ow = For ALE FC tnowre FLASH boi ack di Fk +0002, ,
phone inform on Corner of Pike GENER bien onnan fee step. tab es oe coftee ta. | Nahe haan sen ates | un (Strobe LECT Tt) New ter WINDOWS | | 7,08 de 1.
RAY O'NEIL. Realtor | SYERS, 141. W HURON FE ‘ioks AL re TOR $07. 7 PA j\. HP PLAWET JR7 TRACTO 4598 aces conaiton ees or wiaewe ~- ‘double hung, vents sano. “BIA eo ® Diet iMOURTRIAL FARM _ RAY i ze ' | * R, ¢ ‘aiidere and pt | - . <A Teiegrara a cues ss oe Paine on hh wal ONLY $2 WE EKL Y <attachments, Power lawnmower: it eet UMP, oe) 6.6.4.) Pea 1 month tn cture windows | gann GRAVEL, FILL ~bIRT, ret ThAcr®
FE 371 or of 3208 | OGNS to 5 _nonah rE? 2 outboard motors. 700x | om pson 8 ND ells bs on | shredded top sofl and grading. TRADE-IN rite
Co-operative Resi Estate Exciiange Pearson’s Bank Furnitene _truck tire with wheel FE Rr s000d | HOLLAND Fan AcE es NEAT wINDow Prices : «a R germ | FE 24021.
WANTED with fast serviee and on s repay. | CLOTHES RYER GAS,” REST | © WELL - CAKING, 38° WELT. regulator Can see furnace befo DDED iL eis 808 Ay I 4 ; es ment plan eulted to your income. brand. made. light ningatched. See ye ee = wn | .tereen Che FE [0646 after 7 we put fn ot standing FE sent? Ox ROW Ww INDOW CO. vda all types. other dirt reason-
1e0) perso sho would, Uke Si snvite you to visit our new. | _reseent. M2 Ofthard. Lake Dr ee eee ACRES: | 16 GAUGE (SHOT GUN With | out throne ad Valet ett | 10966 Wighiend Ra — Mase able, Landscaping | 0728 noun
apaually Palace co Hatersit zed Box modern offilee where friendly. | COLDSPOT REFRIGE RATOR FOR | _ tric, Johnson, FE 169. | vpuest doy Idoamte*l trailer | atrong Noor " howe bar 008 Macd: EMpire 3-4002 RAND” Ce ag Notts sa8 rth tn <N "Sons
f mtiac Pres courteous service awaits you. Or sale FE 47743 OASTER 6 i t WOOP WORKING o . Rochester
io UNIT KIGienrtth APT Mo- phone FE $8101 for your needs. COLD SPOT REFRIGERATOR moa a Ab ccetne with prtclene ‘* torn iaurn wegen or | tee pale. _Fheoe all types Stickers, mie as GRAVEL « FILL” DIRT. OLIve 1-078 tei on Pontiac Lake 7 room ese Fleisher Manager rene bed springs and mattress Nesco | yrex aistey Th rane cartonie. 1 P. ae G D “neners 3 horse grinder | a FOR 8&8 A
house and boat jivery, $2000 ley Voss, President roacter excellent buy Phone FFE 30 valu 05 Distribptore | 21" JACOBSEN POWER MOWER: arage oors Borse arinder riveter ete tractor, mower plow. 4367 «_ down. ORIando 39489 50405 | close out will make terrific if) | Good condition’ reasonable OR 31-4148 7600 Union Lake Rd Elmhurst, Roy: . Liberty:
~ “nO " Home & Auto | 'DAVEN oe Michigan Fluorescent. 36.0 + Barry’ «Ge! Oveyhend fectory set- | = 1283 ;
HOT DIGGETY AVENPORT AND CHAIK, WI Tate ave Gi Mad PIM ARM | Sera aha ae _Do It Yourself Fon ACE FEROORGN 1 Opportunity t# go into froren L C +8736 : oP Has “BE DROO j \ Bevel plate mirror, outide doers more door 6 sour vaca etal () tooth harrow, also cu
care AGE A Mer oan Ompany DEI URE, FAsy. IRONER } cet 1 nC condition teas an vou think fet Us give | , FOR PENT Very Beat (uality __pac ker HP. Sutton, “MY '9-9432.
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ing Only $760 down $69 per mo TN Perry Street — Peautiful droaser large mirror PAGAL. OW, TANK WITH GAGE | Vex “we give (lold Rell Stamps, | MOCt, Sater - hand sander - | ptt el tocol T usede Parts all geavte. denen: is jease iBeeond Floor’ DRESSER pon: : LARGE 4 ; Li Uved ont, $38 3900 Eliza: WERRY DOOR BALES Co al} paper steamers - waxers a This top sot] from one of highest | - tcathes ih 1m
RIDGEWAY Houre @ 10 5 Saturday. ® to 1 drawer solid mahogany Fac | full size bed. roomy chet of beth bax. Rd Lot 71 YL S Paddock FF 27-0203 mace vacuum cleaners, Oek- rated farms in this area of Michi. | Siiations, Porte Bpade power Bis Baldwin Ave F 4.8202 " - cond) $58. FE 44229 Grawers 2 boudolr lamp HEGRE RUE (OIL An Ue ; land Fue! ana 434 Or-| gan Nest Waterford devot Ok | Tilers. Seles and rentals.
SUNOGO SERVIC Mortgage Lo sq CROP tar ante ap @ ALL. VOR $0). PAY | Gauge, 18, Man Games ele Stern ee) tee ane enter ee _ 1880 N Opdyke. . 2 cane x Mortgag .Oans D chaire Phone FE 43822 ONI Y $2 WEERKIY ,FE S-1461 | ‘Sewer Pipe all sizes steel cl “PET Proirc 7 at TOP soll, SAND GRAVEL. PILL. Pontiac,
S ) . a . ELECTROLUX LATF MODFI.. ee rl eh ’ CRMPNT BLOCKS Also Complete stock of fittings PO Perens: ones: sB). will) Call Bob, OR 9-8868, FR 50002 TRADE FORD 2-14 INCH site Por lekas aiclarkiton Micnisani ON Ns SOOO) ro Sl 500 ike few Take over balance of Pearson's Bank Furniture 4, Cae " sfaiyanized pine ea |) ump exe Grease traps, fue | or bs ‘ ne bie hed, “Top sot. FILL ae ROAD fer 2-12 inch plows. Alse wanted
Excelient profit producer for a) | $2094 of payments of $746 for 42 Orchard Lake Ave Pr ¢-7981, pump RE ¢ wall eoping pis LN gravel, sand “FE ¢0177, Ford. Cultivator, .OLive ¢2576 agereaiive indivincainlen eorer nal Lee ele oe “4 mox Dealeg Phone FE §-1564 | ae UALAvLOCE COAL & hid vy co | Thurs. sas cissee ease! ROI. BLA £ | et
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teen Fe i. ae Pp oO ma Nn leprenone additions Mal wee OR 3-2408 bert maces Perfect. thew guar | 115.000 USED GAs FURNACE FOR 7 On! aout Ane rw ne Cameras, Equipment ny —TE_Soaie nis WEST WS tee ee = pee.” UF Uy SRM o 5 “FOR SALF OR. TRADF ALMOST = anteed for 5 y B ¢ i new sondition ,
<Fint 2 To rough-tr cf enclose new Tappan Fae range : + frigeretor for a litte ‘more than. =| eu” Used hs months Pr CAMERAS | Truc kere —Landsca pers eens complete pries $398 mousse! pary constructed Walnut dining room sulte br used machine Michigan iuores: AC Lit fe ‘ty | Bought pid. traded beret at humus at Holidg for quick sale.
~ ATTENTION JEWELERS Sethi el +10 cent 393 Orchard jake Ave c Liter oa TOMA TIC von) { EPPERTA CAMERA SHOP eli 900 Case-Eligabeth Ra PR
An excellent email Jeweiry bust 5 OS ev ece esorguces - | acHaTBL GARBAGE Dispoaat.| f™mece. ds msond OR Dore | I or. we roa m snes. 2% _ ‘ ee
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Gener retiring On! + £1750 pont - Pentlee, or phone FE G4 ° roo *w Huron ee | ACETYLENE cst x Bix marble colore 9x0» tnch iH gamers om eary terms ne fil) dirt and top «oll Glen ;
betel ei su 1958 17 Cu Ft Cheet SIMMONS | ORTHOPEDIC MAT- gouges, 060 it of rorcp . c i \ “PADDOCK FILM sEnVICE wiitaner PR 1.9022. _ 791 Dixie Highway of Mis WILT TRADE : ae. 55 Nationals Adcurts ed See eS aha | ADDING GaGHines. o ey rE o Gents ach. [1032 Wo Huron re saves | Wit 1. an BLACK DIRT | ad eed taht sae a 2) L aprings 4 o x ee) | renee i
Tate ‘Sick castes of name °2 IN METAL TURNINO 1 ATIC THE [| A WAGNER CO. SINGER PORTABLE smse AND! CTE Brand new 86 down 41 TLOOR STOP hale Musical Goods 62 ie Pe, Mich: Chain Saw Dist brande only Fat’ 18 bre Rea and all attachments _-dled-garden 1960 N Opdyae cansile | (81e60) cree ob cen Ray Rengo FE 23153 ne. me { _ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 a. al aw iistr.
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cameo Role Core nineeuee a hee ER PE = ane Mare pe Brie ane e R 8B MUNRO 1060 _W Huron. | _ Carrol Pate Wee ne ae | Lier Ue HELP YOU van you r | fiat, good condition, rrasonanie (FON BAe ar] Heise “blade t re ASHER PERF PCT us x Eesti Pretal. Ae OINT WI 0 EM ens, up a oo 3-4030 Rullding. merchandise and equip- 2 $ ? YTPOINT WASHER color painting problems Hun- >rt
fenigs Arai oave nde gegen Po oF here FE ogap con AERO ar ene Ptah em | BURMEISTER | fits tear tract” oo ARSE Rote te | Baar ee toni ee | ORE Para Cnenen et Sen Sushtias is THERE SELI. GARDEN TRACTOR OR ator wind oer eo Grip ipaiok. free arking in rear| Ne beeen Ponllae. opi Diase) lane berth a ake The price 1s $28,000 cash or «| trade for metal boat and Tnotor. | : No Room’ stiTE.! CPRING 428'4" Plasterboard oi more - Cabiand Feb) acd Paint nuron PE ‘Hight at Grange Mal Mone or) one, 30 Remin emall down payment, of wil] OF cement mixer Kenneth Thom. | ri stove. wyiting desk PRING BA RUAINS | om Phastareoara Pe vee recs bin 496 Orchard Leng Ave. FE New SPINET ee “CARL. | i \iktuewe vcunle and rp | eet) rE
tia food house and cach for es 71 Park Mt Oxford 7" | bockewse a. pardlendreacenili se capecsnenes $20.00 | dx8ty Plasterdodrg aaa teed Dratnich & Bach bi¢ discount. | Bye Mospita’ and go Ye mile to “REBUILT SPRBA:
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ige OW. SWAP IN YOUR OLD L.AWwN Mow. _*10° 85 MI_ 61300 NO Tah) Dance $1500 | 98 Ih. Crown Coat In. Q $228 genuine facto rts~ t j TARE Sir URSERY KES To L HOTPOINT WATER HATERS 45 Studio court $25 9 95 th Joint be genuine factory parts Free test PIANO SERVICE. TUNING AND 4.) Elia Lake Rd. YE ¢3032/ FROM $9 AND UB ‘ er on anew Eelipse hand ot pow- : Chair and ottoman $10 00 oint ‘cement in @ $220 on heats analyzer. repair W Kelly, ORiando 3-3114 | 324! s_Lake_§ “ | Dit TERMS 504 W Puron Bt. er mower See us for all types gal installed $129 95 80 gal In r ae if lace ft join, stem $375 TASKER 6] W HURON &8T SS " SHADE TREES SUGAR MAPLE, | '
____ PE 5-5492 or FE 5-08 of lawn fertilizer, ,Scotte & \John- | stalled 816095 RB Munro Elec mie oo eee $70 0 | 390 ft perforated tape s 90 werenee CABINETS WITH TWO RENT A aPinet Wale With tall growing. beautiful fut eolor , +o o1118
A GOLDMINE' 4 BORE erase seeds. trellises. border | _ Tir Co] 1080" | Haron Breakinst tact Tey ey ted Gas eypeolite £148. seperate chrom unrescent paid in will recited to vonr | ima exeplient trees or ceuee or} KING BROS. Near Mio Completely eaniope fence. and all sprine housediean- Bede, complete #10 and uD gee fir nie me 49 iights, $2995 value. $1945 Inve | arcount Oallachera 18 the wd Larios te hall) | “YOUR 1A. DEALER restaurant Gas pump Cabins ete ne needs We rent lawn rojlers, PI. AC EA “POST AD” Come in and save on all new and Mar r plyscore $545) tories: complete $14 factors ron at wat The 3 in “4 emomet PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKEE
330 on 7 & meres Iden! seeders and floor sanders ave | used furmity 4 ywood % 395 Irregulars ichigan Fluorescent, 2 a ¢ baled wear ee uJ ae
uote) sive; Hinese (GS Ce re eee sharpened now We buy, sell and exchange every. | 10 ft bag 2° tnaulation 6625) y93 Orchard Lake Ave MA ee DiC ORAND PIANO ne. Ph FE 80 FE
flee. one: ran Gt eaee /Call FE 28181 for an ad thine’ the hom ~NEW AND USED : ‘ ; ™ WIDE VARIETY “OF SRSRSEy ; |
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For Sate 5 Motorcycles 2) We “Wanted Used See Ra CARNIVAL — 5 - by Dick. Turner | For Sale. Cars 91
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Marley Davidson. Bee Harley | __ For Sale e Trucks 9 ae | ‘ij FORD RANGH WAGON, 6 CYL- Davidson "& Sales Co. 8 198 CHEVE. TRACTOR. "goon c nei R&H. good condition, Only | Bob Prost Tae |
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| fisitywood FE e100 Lee ‘—o yi Pice-cp. "2105 Orchard Lake Ra core /ENTAL DEALER ‘ = 4 fen | oe ew. rs no .4 OR TRane. b SUBSTANTIAL 850 S’ WOODW ARD> i : ‘
| For’ Sale Bic a 84 E£ Walton, = lang ¢dr pully gauipped for) BIRMINGHAM : oO ¥
Y Perea t $8 RD- Oad- ” PHANTOM BIKE. | is FiLink FORD PACKARD PATRICIAN, L house | 21” SCHWINN PHAN ‘Good .conditi OR }-8813. | POR “SALE aEPri Wir FROCK 4 door, 8 cylinder, $1305 a nore $2000. ees: re .
BOYs sou 8 a BIKE. | Here tie equipess — ea ey new sp. 4 3 A mer Foy peo wad vn ebarp, | . + oa
“@ FORD rond, §, TON PICKUP ¢ CENTRAL ab xen cadet Al, 6215 « 85. . t trade
_Boats & Accessories pes s8_On Sat mer LINCOLN-MERCURY: f. | MAZEREK | : a ae sssort, 2 BOATS FOR SALE. 110 MAPLE 2 6 FORD DOME: EXCELLEN ‘sh x4f Casa ol) Pika aust MOTOR SALES | $4 Ford 2 Dr. ....$899 53 Chev. 4 Dr....| $699
baad = ; | at White Lake. ec He ——o South Blvd: et Woodward. FE ¢os87} = : A Pe om “<8 799
nen Rad | 12, PF. PLYWOOD, BOAT," |g FORD V4 (TON ICE UP. “33° FORD VIC) | 1080 Pai BE-| ’S4Stude 2 Dr....S814 "$5 Ford Co. Sed. $1 : | lent cond, $60. OR 3-8813. “| —Geed_conas 3695 Auburn, | Ivory top, black body. 1 owner luxe. Club coupe. Redio. Heater. .]
at Ger oes a ak Cerone POUTBOARD MOTGR. TANKER TRUCE SUITABLE | tin car. exceptionally cleat! inside and | Nail ures, Very Only 065.) °S2 Plym. 2 Dr. $44 — SI Ford 2 Dr... {$244
fora, si 088 Baldwin Rd Aimost_new. PE $3800 after 4 | foed ollma or orchard sprayin Lp walt Cust trade lor terme, "Pee HOWARD LARF, INC. | 0 ar = P = 5 =
Sleds, grovel beces & sulive | ine Pa a nk «cyl | _vick up PE 6-0219 o~ Sas sales: | Oakts: = Orchard Lake Ra. Keege} 52 Cadillac 4 Dr. $14 22 Pontiac Cat...
tors, ‘Int. 7 ft. mower, 2 bottom 3 'n- 4 OMC DUMP TRUCK. PRICE = PLYMOUTH © . | _ plow on rubber, dauble disc. 3° Nie Cara. wih abt control OA. $250 King Brothers.” FE 4-1112 | ~— —— | Le en aa) “air gs? fa 24000 talies OR 3H 54 Chev. 4 Dr.....$809 54 Hudson Jet... .§699
Seer nudes ais ensapreccer come | 03314, after Tam morhe meer —— | low mileage Berdovatic Mew | 186 PLYMOUTH, EXCELLENT! ~ ¢ -—.
: ereder SS urnker sleus gue! CHAMPION $cc ies, MoToRS: = os ee ene | pam se ee ae “oR Gea tree, ratio and beelors mae] 53 Nash 2 Dr....$744 53 ord Victona.- ‘Rd. OF eens $116. FE 2-9460. Se ones t off tanks with | 140 Pontiac, Lk Rd. OR 3-22}) LATE 1954 'y TON =o ALL ‘4 FORD 6, RADIO & HEATER. ; 2 ; of 6 Power lawn | (~p b lis. Head rs RLYMOUTa CLUB COUPE, | 952 } Oo "53 Ford Ra. Wg...
Sate ea efter ed | AE t OOP BN BS | Hike aaa SF sortie i nite, (Ne Oe Walenta Bas] “52 Ford 4 Dr,.....S80) 153 Ford “ sh tas Telegraph RIA Tw NE 2c P 4 < 5 Rel Aj
cafe. Largs deux & chair leather | it) LYMAN BOAT CALL PE 6-718 WILSON paint, Many access, OR_ 34067, | 1983 “PL tH Lea 4] °53.Plym. 2 Dr...,.$544 “53 Chev. Bel Air $1 settee, @ frame. Several up- |. after 3:30. | ‘o FORD va Re 2 “DR. r Boden, 'S2B ‘ Hd 9699 '54 Plym. 4 Dr. . 16 pe. ee-|1@ HP SCOTT 8135, § HP MER- ery PE 6) § ym. 0008 —— room Sepp ers “sf "wf in ery ood cond. ec M C Me a7 W_PORD. IN GOOD CONDIAOW CENTRAL uic tp.. 5 °
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Serer akcaies et iksos'| EET ral Boat. A HULL, OR OREY | | FR s-oass FE 44 rally, h "8 FORD RANCH WAGON, RAK. ‘$1 Chev. 2 Dr.....$244 53 Mer. Hardtop.. r sails . os | - i 4
sprikien. ‘de. Large aasorimest | pos Leke Orion [1954 GMC. 450. eral yord-Matic very clean, ceal¥! TINCOLN-MERCURY | | 153 Buick Riviera-$1044 —*S2Chev. 4 Dr... $499
: Bach Hg” oases "TE tewrtetae ras ayy, Tt TO 10 18 HOWARD LARE, INC} omy Sagme | eee <3 Nach Rambler. $644 . ere, 4 ; 2705 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego "SF 4D © £699 ~ ash Rambler. : Bank Clerk. Ho A Fritch & Son,| FE 5-6415 ody. wear | ined PONTIAC ‘CAT. WILL TRADE | "53 Ford Mie on ole: Oxford, ‘auctioneers. OA R284. CRIS CRAPT. 1068. 18 aim ‘con. he MICHIGAN'S. I fetes “GMO Gs we Par ov sone convo ke mer a te ae Watton oF nie R. w. 1 i
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For Sale Housetrailers 78 | ers demonstrator ike Bowe Soa = Cex enay aie cess LW eadldinaatnartoea oe . aol mileage. like aw fully 34 Mer. Hardtop $1444 M Ford C. $ :
arta ALYA, MODERN, REA- ios vrvo@2 Auto Insurance 0A “My Henry's like that, too! Gambles on anything! Some. CY OWENS" en fake clean trade "32 or “33 51 Plym. 4 Dn S2H0 U4 Ford Vie yoria $129 sonable 3300 Elis, Lake Ré, Lot 7 cunis CRAFT UTILITY. MA times he'll even 1 take a chance on talking back 10 met? YOUR FORD SBOE eS Deroy we —_
ea peeeen |: eee? 30 and _— AAaHL i ed SC ALUSTATE a0To INSURANCE —————— -= Se a — | 4 dr. hardtop. Hydra. R&H S$ Ford& 2Dr..s10 9753 Hes vi Dr... $744.
: wep ae eneee aoAtn COVERS MADE TO ORDER (Founded by sears Roebuck & | = . | . DE ALER | tone WW. ete must~sett- euch: ,
tires, oom! wen set erator, | ond canvas tepairs PE ¢4277 or —9.) Call Jim rae FE 6104. | For Sale Care 91 For Sale Cars » 91 : | Ponte s. aa FGw sein. r an ; PPP OP FRI, | iA ne By Age ee . ‘ ol 4 |
| BGR Le ntcear cama — |G Anat ea | Feasy ep seeps AT ASED.CARS, "Stree"! 910.99 Down Delivers Any | | NYA lore you renew 5p “NS 5 Bova ee : 1 BR: is : 5 y \
Taare aL wooe mot Pabst ron | | K SORT RE ae “CY OWENS” | Bob Frost, Inc aan | trailer for sale ad trade for a, ANY BOA OTOR F S le Cars 9 | pays J in your old TV. pany Ea CY OWENS . : |
late _m car, FE 5-0173 MPLETE OUTBOARD SERVICE or 98 | ine, retrig, ete “Easy Ed CURY AND Ca Li sted Below 7 -J)\
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SEE ar Ge srk manele tence ME oom Sth CaaS an rel, tig oe! ATOR GEBRI Lace nanenser patup | 7. = 423 8_ TELEGRAPH | adjust to some less expensive SEF 1M? JEEP ape ORT. MI 62209 dan 6-3933 Vv. 2 L. Pickup 2 ord 72 1. fic up
PONTIAC CHIEF | soy Youn EVINRUDE MOTOR model. “EASY ED” JONES Good condition Se ROMEO reas ED
PMEnicus river | tusrantetasefrice” backed by ‘Sd % Pee "a. er AT JONES (| “ser Wary (ror ssiae Like | ‘new, Wil take aberee 52 Plym. Club Coupe *52 Chev. Club Coupe
1 t 3 bedroo service. High cost aluminum ~PON' | A | g Seas , ay aoa ee Boar LS ofl td Esty pond wi weal Also . : 5 ; |
“SARATOGA boaia:"to ich ee ee ee eS =e = Es I CO HSS. SAGINAW | RAH, 2tone blue Spotiess inte-| [38 Ford Please call Ernie Fe, "52 Ford Tudor 81 Nash Rambler
oot 7,4 Price ss ae ee ent ee IT’ S E ASY! | CADIEAC CONVERTIBLE eee Owens 141 8 fegmew "1 +53 Hudson | S| Ford Sta, Wgn Sask GS ue ‘a! m E ‘84 aaa aa ee S a) : : E
1007 Alms. 5 oe gergrceenctocs feel bere tte Pte Oe chara | ‘ ALES 7 15,000 miles. Perfect. FE 5-144 Bob Frost, Inc. TRADE UP OR DOWN] ~ COR : ne t's
° 1949 Whitley, 30° ........:..... $985 | 1953 CHRIS CRAPT COMMANDER, TO DEAL WITR | | LINCOLN MERCURY AND a coer CAA : I 0; OF nes cece. $OB5 CONTINENTAL DEAL. : D CONVERTIBLE 2 : F; t Boe SE “BN Pie 06d condition. $175 eee ED’|! Chev. 1956 | 850 S. W OODW ARD FS a eo WAGON C O N V E R T I B L E S
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Sree eS ohte eemeaunes EASY ED"! Clarkston covasy arricics wna tmitin iy FEET | © ment . A credit policy r é a MERCURY, CUSTOM HARD-|- i free on all contract purchase EVINRUDE “MOT “ORS Easy Down Payments ‘oe Ponting! lay Chie? Cota ee | top. Fully eqitpped. 1.900 miles. at BUICK ide , 1 1955 Ford 1933 Chevrolet
HUTCHINSON Wersorine heed Easy Monthly Payments recht potdl IY Put | pte eoma! Pensttbas ae nS EFF: EY FORD SALES FORD PI 4 . Grumman canoes . ° id Pon Star Chief Catalina loaded with watras. Beauliful 2. | OA 6-11 HURON Sir. SALES 1953 Ford Aen RVs Pontiac
M BIL Old Town canoes For A Better Car coupe. Demonstrator. Low mile | ‘one beixe and copper Save MERCURY 5} HARDTOP, SPORTS | 925 W Huron PE 2-9641. ~ : : E _| Sterling trailers PAE : =. fess this gorgepus beauty | coupe plone Overdrive, 2tone 1955 PONTIAC 1 DR. FE 37123 :
: H ee ee pp For A Better Deal of Ford Ranch Wagon, A real biue, | after 8:30. ee . ©) EZ TER! UU au 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air twe ar PONTIAC CATALINA 1935. FUL : HOMES —Temsetittiwors | “Easy Ed” Pet tncm | LASRINS | Bob. Frost, Inc. "itis = "=| MANY, MANY MORE! 2 ppizie 1899 8. Telegraph Phone FE 2-8033 LINCOLN MERCURY AND | Drayton Plains, OR 3-1202 me ida J . Pius large peloction of goed. closn sol pase 8. DatMiney Punt mola ¥ posts ones sed cars wo ee TI email | ‘CHEVROLET 8S. Ss ty OOD\\. RD __ SELLING OUT -
WW CHAMPION 38 - d000. AND MERCURY Mont ora Jeaivens DETROIT MOTOR SALES | Oakland County’é Fastest ove eames EEL, 1 200 GAR SELECTION . an |
\ iT. Lier ecmreat a INLAND Ty L 2 IIs 5. Saginaw ely mn Nights AREETOM | Growing Dealer ‘$1 MERC, TAKE OVER PAY- Se Sel casrusstabiaria cre: sla \ pert, 9650 cash FE 6-2400. | NLAND AKE aSAL E s | MApte obsee Mapig 1161 6151 Dixie Highway at M15 ments Call EM 3-2234. ask for ‘48 Pontiac. Hydra, sharp, 895 a lO U rer Or : CRAPT WILL SELL geLL 3127_W, Huron FE ¢7121 & oo _ BARG. AIN aa MAple 6-507) Open nites “til 8) ee - Sate - | Stesy ede rd & Chevs. eed [) . Rib CRAPT 13-97 ie L wn - | juicks
\ Trader ‘Park Lot No. 10 FE equipped with deoring wheel ‘ind 1998 CHEV. CONV pe BLACK) al I. L ACCEPT . month,’ Phone. Bil a oa D410" | THESE ARE ONLY A FEW
\ a Bee] BRIGHT Sz ee ces] QE Accer hee ee BA a eric | \ ~~ OXE RD COneuas BOATS, r relma he Ghd rr} seer at Ts cameras, wee AA | mane, MUtual 3875 ° ‘Ask on ME “BS. "54 and ‘53 Cadillacs 464 S: Woodward Ave.
L arse oomowne | °° SPOT [ieee Ber Seat Soh aeocd wd FOE wes yom ree yagttetsett ome | : E ‘ MARK 25, MERCURY OUTBOARD 1951 Pon’ ; change plus sales tax dn Phone | 52 & ‘31 Ford ‘ ‘ h ;
Trailer Sales eaees ore } Le oe BILL SPENCE [aie Birmingham Mldwest 4-7500 7 ae . . , oh tae : land Ave PE 35-9297 Good ears for you from Howards = rive Qeneral coaches, v0 ft wide OUTBOARD MOTORS ,,, ae HOUGHTEN &' SON _ "a2 oaniana = | j= th Ceevice an = to 45 f. long, 2 bedrooms eallaae Paresh) meen heats: Tee-Nee 46 Pontiac Sed. Cpe. YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE = eee Highland Rd, 1 ‘ oe Kid ——
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Daicony kitchen een Orchards Laka WA val : udson | __ 538 Main, “Rochester | ‘Taylor Chevrolet Sales REAL ESTATE OR CONTRACTS.
Cae cael, ia Feally 50 Buick Riv. 2 Dr. OAKLAND CO'8. OLDEST ECONOMY USED CARS STARTS A COURTESY CAR
coon teat fn mobil @ MARINE MOTOR. $125. 50 Ford 2D | 5 VROLET DEALERSHIP 22 Auburn Ave PE ‘2131
The new VeMKa-Ghut-Btte trav | 2 Oe oy OFX . BiG re ones 2e0 wanedraxe STUDEBAKER $4 TUDOR. Ral. ler and tte, Tart | NEW. 12 PT ROWBOATS, t40, f000) 5] Dodge 2 Dr. | 1850 CADILLAC COUPE, LOW | Ue” ll oserdrites Stess) Perna men asd = z : ae Glare oo our: we have several Elizabeth Lake Rd. 31 Olds 4 D: FORD - mileage, like new. w. FE 2-436 — ‘-LINCOLN-MERCURY biack, WW tires, very clean, $895 5
trailers ci, tt echt on rental /EAROE | 6Et. wo NEW "<9 C UI EAE 140 CHEVROLET. BODY AND IN- Cae fend Sts B b ie t, I basis. ac bat a! wn to ba erior c on eeds J to: —=—* ca eae Howard Loomis s, 10686 Dinte Hwy. = eal ee MAINL INE are Tork Gas. FE 23500 after | | 1963 MERC. +DOOR, R&A. os BEN Y ie Sa — la . t = 2 ee « R
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BRAID PONTIAC 2 R EXCHANGE EADY DRIVING TO Froripa Drive out where overhead ts low | Washers. Neptune green and ivory | - CONV a would like passenger. - save the differerice Many | Whitewall tires. Immaculate. FE } + Hocrodn { RITELE Me i wat irase Z\,- geod condition Selling at $200 5 | _23, Pontiac P: : 52 PLYM. 4 DR.. S405) m@ oe & models to choose from. | Phone FE +6681.
SERVICEMAN DRIVING TO CAL- | +5) PONTIAC 2 95 | West Side Used Cars. @_CHEV, GOOD SE SHCOND C. CAR ___ | al eT ifornia, coors May 14 hes AC DR. $495 023 W. Hurop : +2185 Excellent tires. EM 3-008 1954 OL - Rae Ww. Al
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TRUCK GOING NORTH PART 152 FORD 2 DR......$695| rust, clean inside and out. $23 65 Lake Orion Motor Sales XC ange load either wav. FE 5-906 - ic S2CHEV. 271 | 5S ~ én. $277 @ month Call Frank | M24 at Clarkston Rd.
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ANDERSON dure TH Jeaving Thursday. cei ’53 PLYM. 2 DR... $795 Frice, 96 Auburn A MY 38 + @ g A FE 44-9054. mo DAT = a ae 1047 - CHEVIE. EXCELL ENT. =
_DETROITER ~ Wanted | Used ‘Car 88 §2 PONTIAC 4 DR. $795 transportation. 4560 Elizabeth Lk | ;
CHAMPION — s | S2CHEVIE CONV. $795} BI NICK 2 TRANSFER FEE. TAKE OVER 32 YEARS Z AKT UP 50 } SlICHEVIE € CPE eaR75 payments 1951 Chevrolet 4 | = GREAT LAKES oP To po mn JUNK, acm AP SSH EN IEICSCRE: $875 | | original jet black finish. like new | '
BEEMER | Warren (senar cana (9) FORD 2 DR... . $805 | adie ana neater Gail FE nase! IN THE - 3 oh ieidetuvemanes! ‘we finsecs! c OR - (‘53 PONTIAC 2 DR. $45 Lilia oat oa bd Joell hea plotondt bees he el “THE: HIGH oI [LAR 33 FORD CONV. . $1095 59 Nya ¢4o5 CHEVROLET 47” FLEETL INF SID AYN F ae 6 yre — months to pey | For high grade used cars. We: x- Z eo < ASIP pe wwe see ee dix 4 dr Extra clean Extra
Bank rates. Used traders, Tms| seed them Drive tne extra miles 4 CHEV-/4 DR. $1095 | sae Cer ro eine Rese) Nee ures USINESS réat—no down parm tt a pay you well #4540 Dixie 54 B U IC ee H’ TOP 1195 \ $125 FE | s ~ = ee e
PARTS STORE $1195, 88 Buick ( $2195 ‘- FORD CLB_ CPE, WITH 33 , ~ H J. VANWELT 5 WiC enturv. a) re. Pull Reee wk
8. Telegraph PE 3-3200 : tL Hardtop. Bri ; t ; * Bales lots aon Eves & Sun pm. -. . ~ OR 41355. ~ Bud [ ardtop, Bright Red & White Boar m pian Today as well as all of!
ae — “SHARP CARS ONLY | "54 Buick 4 Dr $1495 | tai a) = _._| the yesterdays we will) Auto | Accessories; — 80 If your car is eat bre car s : lt - Special, Radio & Heater H “strive to give you an!
. apne 5 a ie igh ae) at paid { } 5 | a : * "@ 12 TON CHEV MO ae late model used ea ° e =a ‘SS Ford 4 Dr....... 81395 i at S honest value in your
‘ sant anteel pees MAS ‘301 : a ae D SHE [. TON Radio & Heater | used cat purchase
CHEVROLET PARTS 108 AND 1OTOR SALES otor al es, : older, ee Le eg discount: ee Corner? of ea be ) E. Bird “5 DD ( ht
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COMPLETE DUAL CARB. SETUP 2627 Dixie Rwy OR_3-1603 ee a8 Plymouth V8, 4 Dr & ide exha.st. “Manifold fom CASH POR ANY MAKE OR LATE EDITIONS D ON OWNER Where Pontiac Buse tra Buicks | , ni 3 U : ee —
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_tebuilt_and complete FE 57004 sharp Iate model cars Seno ek es 4 Desoto V-8 kardor
AUTO GLASS SERVICE. on PD” NEEDS AN LL UE Ny 3 HAVE TH M "34 Dodge Coronet'o. 4 Dr. Glass installed while you watt ‘COMMUNITY | a BOARD MOTOR PONTIAC 4 DR. HARDTOP MS We use the highest grade of Bcariet red, 4 dr. hardtop sedan” “S4 Nash Ambass. 4Dr ~ giase. Free 1 tb of eoffee to a . oe, Foure in and use tt for » - Hydra. power brakes RAH WW ,. _ oo a
customer. All work guaranteed MOTORS own payment ons beautiful $3 i. capniac Goop cONpI.| tres Loaded with many other "s4 72 1 mouth Savoy 4 Dr.
Insurance jobs honored sae tion. 2619 ‘Penne Syivan ‘Manor,| ACCC. 1086 miles. Ta like new ist | S hief 4Dr AY acardaee Goin 4 aN a Sof | PE ates or FE 2004 $2 505 54 Pont. Star Chief 4D Hub Auto. Glass Co 803 N. Main. Rochester exe . . <...| DODGE ROYAE 4 DR M6 eae he Td 43g Oekiand A FR 4-70ee GEEND ai i eu EASY ED" JONES Look! Chae nes Dodge 4 Kn push button 2 evrole We Oo
f a9 OL 2- > | | Fansmission & i tires °S w ' . ___For Sale Tires 80-4. WANTED eaetal < \] = 1 | washers backup jights miceers >. Ve: oto OE Hr: ¢ pe.
POET bt En aut ay eehlsde feb) Ghle TiS S SAG IN! ANY C | 2 9igne paint. Ivory. eray rec 152 DeSoto 6 Fordor
wl, as, ees WHITE WAL! 0 : : | miles ke new'Sase .- year, new $16.96 oe 5 ,2000- eee BUICK 320 FU uy EQUIPPED New ar 600 3 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. $03 6. Saginaw PE soc AGLEY AUTO P ARTS MI 413 ‘ DODGE STATION WAGON | S825 3 4) Sloert ehange, $03 6. Sag! E 4-0687. ae : Coronet V8, /a*brilliaht erenral --y Jodge Suburban
G0oD Used TiRFs. $150 up, *© 5921) Je BAGLEY 8T Ol e-1ns otal The fmtetor is trimmed 53], IF lor
piso white walls. $03 8. Semime® Junk anid Wrecked Cars HA INS Gate ee eee rye Sandee | UE Onin ; vinyl adto heater win shield "S53 »
BoorEAR Fh FIRESTONE. Q60D- L-astside Auto P c as ao }IR ) SWE master directional nienas Reade, aon i bea Ds ck White Std ae elt ara! 5 Wy fs Wee oe rea eee IST re at Pike Sr. HAS THEM f re MOD TOADED CHEVROLET STATION WGN 58 133 _ a h “ udot antes. ni 80 per cent off =26855 . s This dual purpose “Beauty tae a 2. ymouth Suburban Sires. a, : 6 “py : eige and tar. leather erior ‘5
- ED WILLFAMS ; WANTED _ Wr NAVE SEVERAL 1 1936 PLY MOCTH Ran WW tires 9 tee ac os Cinmoutly¢ wi sedan
5 ed ATE MODEL CAR! LE ODE} LOW MILEAG x “ ike new Sa 2p] 4 r . 1, Baginaw at Raburn are RHARES BRING EAN OWNER oe SAPET ie wee DEMO, LOADED CHEVROLET BEI. AIR an $3. Plymouth Cran. 4 Dr.
jo 2 auAKeEX UP Your "CAR WITH A’ MONEY WAITTNG CARS AS LOW AS JUST Te | ene eeceontutnuciee ana tory 52 DeSoto V8. ; ordor Wire wheels, set CAR DOWN AND 10 1956 CHRYSLE R TOWN [© Sith matching intertor trim R&B 5.4 Po! 8 for Tong ena halt the-zost GLENN’ Ss MONTHS ON BALANCE AND COUNTRY a nary a pat one 17.250 mies 22 Dodge Ludor
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MY 23-2611 HIGHEST TRADEA | 1088 PI th Belv 4 mals whitewalls spotlight This iS
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| u ' On G5 % ) Auto Service 5, | TAKE ovatenanloniecelon two tone WW tires. one owner. | EA Pla aecin station wen. Syn) le re: oto ‘ore or :
aaaanneee [00 PONTIACS, OVERHEAD LOCATION 1954 Plymouth Belvedere station | (§} Pontise 2. ee pees 49 Chrysler Winds. 4 Dr. onaneen A IND i agop. R&A MH Just the all pur-| oo CENTOS f GE. tates d, $8650; ae >
eee M BODY ! See if BARGAINS iahet oN for you, busitiéss, pieen | ao ecto “ae ao. LUE 48 Nash Sedan - " shine Shop, 23 Hood. a MI & “At MOTOR rr SAL. ES eT Can ‘OR! ae ure, camping and 100 and 1 uses. | 52 Buick hardtop ........ $045 4 Nash Sedan __~ 2’
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7 : T D l] } . ; "Si Chrysier V8 4dr... $505 th CUSRMAN Pach Pir wir OP VOCAL vox t weraysact topay | 1M2,Defote 4 ar Powertul VB en.) 51 81 Dodge Hardton $305 4 ow e hey ro] r #175
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Individual Taste 2 door radio & heater’ direc- tional signals $895
1953 2 oe oo eg .
Cheviolet BAT |S: Saginaw Cass and Powerglide, iow Radio & heater,
5 mileene }9s5
Chevrolet V-8 4 Door, R°& H. W Walls, Beau-
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Ford Custom \V-&
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Pontiat Starchief _ ' Heater Hydramatic, Good tires, 4 door, Power steering. Power Ch ] ony
brakes. radio & healer, Hyacra- evro el matic. One owner. $1045 re 5 W
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Radio & heater. directional *:g- side and out $1305 .
tals maroon & white $045 27 1954 Deluxe
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‘Pontiac Chief Deluxe EVvTO et Power Glide, nice interior too. { just loog-] Blue and aeey 4 Dr. Power 2 deor. R&H,. Dir sig. dae Wane
ing for « home $405 ite: Baceup Mente cole .
1933 ean miles Like inee $1345 1os4
Buick Super H/T 52
redo a neste IDanation. cue 1953 Chevrolet
tional signals w-walls 287 ‘
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Hudson Super \Vasp Bel Air exes eieea ter r. atic, easure ower e
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’S1 Chetrolet Sedan Del. Original Black, One, Owner, 34.000 miles.
MATTHEWS-H RGREAVES
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--T day's Re tdio Pri ~ Fee Romances = H—ROA O ay's adio ograms -- ‘ern Romances fideo Is oon | er ZENITH—ROA 3:25—(9) ews. “ 2 State ‘ = ' ) ib A ti wim, (700) CKLW, (800) = Www, 7) WCAR, (1190) WXYZ, (1870) WPRON, (1400) WIJBE. (1000) ar a <met « Queen| 1a ee ana : \ . 10:00—WJR. CBS Dance We David | Lanchéon 4:00—(2) Four O'Clock | Theater. fo Entertainers = y : 0 c Ww, News by Lewis WXYZ Town, Meeting WEAR, ‘News ‘Gottes brig ee (4) Pinky Lee. (7) The Erwins. 17 Where whales Vs as ee , j sare Sports. McKenste aoe: = a Kuren | Pivbgiee| News : WXYZ, Pau) Winter 9) Dance Party. ra Ponsa come : |
| WIBK: News, Mcl WPON, News "| iva Bred Wolt WiBK. News, Tom George |#30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)/ Phil Stunned by Impact; 3 come sene WCAR, News, Caravan 10:30—WJR, Jack Carson WJBK. News, Gentile. Binge; weak. Tiger Game Color; Howdy Doody. (7) Cisco’ “is Knight's. t jel a ° Qa aan tomes Dare weeded pct td en ae Coftee with Cleo AHPON, tee, Pariee Kid. (9) Howdy Milton Views Medium 34 Dance » - 2
warn ss Mulbolla CRLW. Ted Meter "reine ETI WEYE. ews. 9 Malone =o) Eaty = From Experience pe cimal bee : ( » Bddie Chase WPON, Zee and Prville Breakfs , Guy Nugn Twinky. ckey : : one ' $ 95 WIBK, Don McLeod CKLW, News, WCAR. Carovan of Musie Nowa Gen ew WIBK. News. ‘Tom George #:00—WIR, Ind Mrs. Burton | (9) Justice Colt. This t the third of gir behind-the- 3 Kind of sheep q Ate Sd Stants WXYZ. News, Top Tows WCAR, News, Roun: ' 5:30—(4) Flash Gordon. scenes articles firat 3¢ Death
WW3. Three Star Extre CKLWw. 9:30— WIR hive. Paes CKLW. Bud Davies - iabula = A ae Soa y ; WXYZ, Stars at Seven —_ News Mickey Short! wcaR, Rhythm Roundup WJBK, News, Don McLeod A : W Tarsus (Bib) “ ; CKLW. Pulton Lewis Jr. ay 33 wap ati. oe 6:00—WJIR, Arthur Godfrey WCAN | Uiser Ceme : nyone ant 3@ Auction : =3 WJBK, Newa, Mickey Shorr '!00— ment Muste | WWJ. Weekday WPON. News, Nelson Eddy By JAMES L. L. KILGALLEN a dean e [lt Quili Se WCAR, News Caravan L Bruce Maver WXYZ, My True Story :30—WJR, Nora Drake i Si T : nia ity — rvice
. News, Record Room Ton of the Town CKLW. News. Homechats XYZ, News, Winter wolamese iWin . INS Staff Writer ro Angeles, 1.0m, Auto Report Holand = soe we. News Tom George | WPON. ome 10 - Pp { 5 ae [i comeaiel i | — and Personal ,, Morgan Beatty = ews, Temple _ Wendy Warrea | i “dream Ymedium” ot cane
WXYz, —__| WPON Blues Chaser WPON. , Bieily : CKLW, Gabriel Heatter fon i lest WXYZ. Girl Marries wxvz, Bo MeKensie Igs Or P ets: show business. ~ a Peoweed Attention Count
WPON, Record Boon” eieyp ey | eee yo | ee News. Dou McLeod PLATTEVILLE, Ill. —Ellis .* °° Hp ears ' vec Wst kon Noes Co_wIR Tm Veet | vam “arther Godtrer | WCAR. News Carwran” | Hampson is wondering what to |, Performers such as Phil Silvers, SS Pvt beasts 2] | THEN FOR YOUR RADIO
WXYZ, Show World | wink Cente ely Z, Magic Kingdom 3:50—WIR House Patty | with Sday-old Samese twin pigs,|"°* "°™ TV star, and Milton Berle, |*¥ pret ® Permit Reed good 48 Close - AND TELEVISION
WIRE. Hews Mickey Shorr 4:50—WIR. Briard WIBK. News. Tom Deorge oom Fare alkene iy « ermired covccanal acral at ie ‘he ? Geran 24 Cushions Salect SEE ; WIR. Voice of Agriclt, - vision is creatin ities for $8, Headed 2 ; “. WPON, News & opportun eigian Region Pormerty 8:30—WIR, PBI onw ane ' wron Reve, Party " WxYz, Weturick-Sports |With 15 normal brothers and sis-talented entertainers'to a degree\ river § Molde ee 3e Persoatfied SS Sippery
WXYZ, High Moments MOAR ek eee WHYTE. News, Curtgin WIEBE: News, Don Mcteoa | ters. never before known in the pro-|“ "poy 1¢ Toward the 58. Prepecttion 00 Malt : CKLW, Crime Fil woon Sophie 3 ahinc CKLW. ‘Queen for a Day WCAR, News, Caravan 2 Dre 6 fession. 1 What a dog's sheltered be MI vation $1 Russian river oon WJBK, Mickey Shorr 1:00—WIR Jim Vinal! WCaR, Music tn the ‘Air Petal fh reereay f News a Q “ bw freeed a B Gan hee a = Ly —
m WWJ. Boh Maxwell 3 ; ec Hal . te to think. of killing). Both Silvers and Berle can - 9:00—WJR. Bing Cr wr Saeco THURSDAY AFTERNOON 73. 3 Unaspirated 20 Saltpeter 40 an official 88 bogie vp WWJ, You Bet Sour” ft ext. ewe ‘ane, ingame Jack: White WXva Nowe, Mckanse jthem,”” he said. “They seem to be hom popped d peat TV and | * Comte) ot Bees Cree ee poll ance Radio & Television - CKLW, Town J nafd ‘ews entile nee! ‘i News by Cede Be | We can a. performer; ;
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Stes seas ar) feecon ph ea ane napa es EM Meena mae a Pearse ad tape Celene neoniee scat as rom earth in “Be- i . “I imagine,” said Silvers in giv-jaged 11.) I'm a norm thy} hind the Curtain of Space,” part) {2 appear at baseball rally in, Charles Farrell, June Lang it!'you are nothing but a publicling ths Sivter bis views wn tele|us but, working es hart as I] ExPert Guidanc plete Installs 1. (4) News and Sports, Paul) ero Father” starring Robert “Deadly Game. trey 5 servant and I want service,” /vision “that the impact of the|have—thé rat race of producing, Williams, Bill Flemming. (2)- Youns. /11:30—(4) Files of Jeffrey : aed Zamencki was quoted as -|industry’s growth has been gradual] directing and starring in my ‘own McCALLUM & | DEAN Linkletter's Kids, interviews. |8:00—(7) Masquerade Party. panel). Jeff goes fishing for sharks nde | “I gave it to him,” said Jones.|for~te early birds like the Ed|show—does something to you.” = re 6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) Do-| quiz with guests disguised to) catches smugglers and murder-'Zamencki was fined-$25 for dis-|suitivans, the Bennys, the Lucille Loe | 409 €. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM MI 4-5230 Jores, short film. (2) News, cS Canada we pseoky ah oo ers in “Rendezvous With Dea orderly conduct. Ralls, the Garroways or the Robert] Berle remarked that his first 1 .
LeGoff. ‘ana ar musical va- 1948 cost $12,000, including 3 ; THURSDAY MORNING Mortgomerys. But to a newcomer! show in , 6:25—(4) Weatherman, Sonny Eli. Tiety. (4) Television Theater, re Fr Pro -myse stagger-|2ctors, music, scenery, etc. Now, |gas =
SOA Wh Ea Ev. pet covwunt By rinescape of “Al \* sia ert na iGaeee we ene me it the effect is he said, a Berle show costs around | ' Sie i
erett Phelps Night to Remember,” drama of a) Report. Front, _f0F Stripping Vehicles $270,000. e 6:30—(7) Disneyland, “A Trip the sinking of the liner Titanic in|@:88—(2) On the Farm Fron “A fow weeks after my first @ ) Disneyland, trip 4) To-| OAKLAND, Calif. Le ” sal “Through Adventureland,” ride on, 1912. (2) The Millionaire, Vanes- 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) o ‘on . — Le F.’ broadcast I was suddenly planged | “I'm a ploneer in TV. sald jungle boat through tropical wil-| sa Brown plays a secretary| 4ay- aley, 19, who virtually lives in’ into the study of audience rat. | Berle. “I most certainly have
TV- RADIO - HI-FI ture film showing feeding habits, lion dollars in “The Story of UP. : ” (2) Cartoon Cle (4), He had pleaded guilty. “@ TV—ALL MAKES courtships, physical character-; Louise Williams” with William 7:! atl Cartoon Classroom. Whaley! witas bas have!t “Ther came the stunning realiza-| Berle, it is understood, has @ RADIOS istics. (9) Million Dollar Movie, ' Ching.
Vera Ralston, John Carroll in “1, 8:30—(7) Break the Bank, quiz 8:00—(4) Today. (7) Little Rascals.
_ Jane Doe.” (4) Eddie Fisher,|
songs. (2) Gov. Williams Com-'
mittee, political. | with Bert Parks. (9) Jackie Rae,
Show, comedy, music. (2) I've
Got a Secret, panel show with 8:15—(2) Morning Playhouse.
'@:25—(4) News.
8:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie Wonder- Paralyzed and useless since a
childhood accident, was ordered to
attend a trade school and. to pay
$1,743 to the owners of cars he
tion of what TV really is, how fast
‘it has developed into the greatest
mass entertainment medium of all
time. ° © TAPE RECORDERS @ RECORD PLAYERS © P. A. SYSTEMS—OFFICE INTERCOMMS
6:4S—News Caravan, John €am-| Garry Moore, host. land. aes: ‘ , (Tomorrow: Lucille Ball, Perry BL A E A
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7:00—(4) Screen directors play-| lightweight bout, Wallace (Bud) 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- Che Your Clothing way a going it’s moving at/TV has done to their home life.) 3149 W. Huren : Fe 45791 |
house, Old cowman tries to prave, Smith vs. Joe Brown. (9) Mys-! er Room. ‘on Sending to Cleaner | sound-barrier-breaking speed. To- . .
Beach, Fla. _
tury Fox Hour, Ricardo Montal- 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4)
If so, don't feel bad. A man
‘articulate as Silvers about TV.
time since fts establishment, a
25 Years’ Experience
prowess with the rope to his tery Theater, Alan Marshall,|9:39—(2)- Arthur Godfrey. (7))_ A
grandson in ‘‘The Brush Roper", Tala Birell in “Invisible Ene-| Heart Throb Theater. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. @-SDo you pepo audiences will be 100/MSU Alumni Award .
I with Walter Brennan, Lee Aaker.| my.” (4) This Is. Your Life,'9:53 (4) Faye Elizabeth. leave coins and other’ items nj™ 0" OF more. Given Woman Professor — | (2) Arthur Godfrey and His Ralph Edwards recreates life/y9-99—(4) Home. the pockets of garments sent to| 45 MILTIE SEES IT =
Friends, variety from Miami story of teenager. (2) 20th Cen-| 19.953 (4) Window tn. Home. the cleaners? Berle, of course, is fust as} EAST LANSING (®—For the first
NEED A pate alate, Mido | i“ Eeekes Aree aeccp onl ome sate left $1,800 in a suit coat) Berle, in an affectionate tone,/woman teacher has been awarded,
YOUR “NOTE | tite” man's “attempts to. end Pa HO pene oe Cee rd thaz(the Michigan State University : : ; : 2 alia ady en-| : : Kleating “ ter.” ‘He sa WE Se tUeemny warfare with Apaches in 18808.| jnccne Ernie Ford. (7) Story found the wad and returned it to|when he started on TV in 1948 they Atm"! Award for Distinguished
100 TOP VALUE STAMPS te Pome —_ patvaaniear | Studio. the patron. The shop withheld the!were betting he'd exhanst al) his Teaching. reezer on ef ra or
__ his siter when he finds out she is 11:95 (9) Experimental School. | Patron’s name because “it might! material and that it would be only * 2 ¢ With Each Used TV Purchase })
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meeting man their father does)
not like in “My Baby Boy”’ star-'
ring Buddy Ebsen. | 11:15—(2) Love of Life.
(11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. prove embarrassing.”’
Sad Story Repeated a question of time before he'd be
off the medium. :
The $500 grant was presented to
Miss Faye Kinder, assistant pro-|
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+43 6. Saginaw FE \-s620 9:45—(7) Sports Headlines, Deo (4) Feather Your Nest.. (7) Rob- itp the eight years Pve. been fessor of foods and nutrition in the |
———— Wattrick. me end Ricky. CROWHEART, Wyo. \? — The| TV Pve used up over ¢,000 |College of Home Economics, at the’
Hardware, Gorden Tools, | 10:00—(7) Film playhouse, feature|!1:35—(9) Billboard. Teruel Winclaalar ranchivoase wear ects," Berle continued. - “Koa spring faculty meeting yesterday. |
Lawn Care and Seeds . be ene (9) National] !1:48—(2) Geites et Giontcart! san aaawted re
Call Us ews. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy, “Andy| | te forcing four of seven children in-
BRANDT HARDWARE ||! Getting Married.” but he finds|1#:90—@) Theater. (4) Ding Done. sot zero weather. It was old x himself with two brides. (2) Film| School. (7) 12 O'Clock Comics.
SYLVAN CENTER Theater, film to be announced (9) Mr. O. stuff to the Winchesters. The same, !
FE 4-4245 ig ems) Weather vane ” |12:15—(9) Maggie Murgins. thing happened st the same site Tr Comple Has Ga Car load Sale of f a My 10:15—Baseball Hall of Fame, film.|12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Hour of | S°ve?_Years age. a apes /10:30—(9) Lone Wolf, Louis Hay-| Shows. (7) Beulah. Answer te Previews Pursle INCLUDES ;
Now Spring Stries Arriving + «J ward in “Carnival.” (4) Confi-|12:45—(9) Mary Morgan Show. - lon Sefa & MASSAGIC dential File, inside story of “Ly-|1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. (9) News. 0 Y!
AIR CUSHION SHOES cergis Acid” told by Paul Coates. | 1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. ae = a Chair § | (2) Mr. District Attorney, David) 1:36—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.| [ofeti |
Economy Shoe Store || Brian in mystery adventure. (4) Conrad Nagel Theater. Tale 2-Step Tables § PLI Al Cc ES $52 N. Perry | 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On, variety with| 1:55—(4) Fran Harris. mone ie mows °
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June 6-7 Date Selected
Clinic on Cerebral Palsy ks Slated |: xa Examinations will be by appoint-
iment only. Applications are being} Parents of cerebral palsied chil-
dren who want to learn the proper
treatment for their children wil] taken wey at society headquar- * have the opportunity June 6-7'when
one of the country’s six epecialists
inthe. field will conduct a clinic
here, * * *
A diagnostic clinic, free to the
parents, will be conducted by Dr.
Meyer A. Perlstein of Chicago on
the scheduled dates, Wednesday
_ and Thursday from 9 a.m. until
4 p.m. in Stevens Hall in All Saints
Episcopal Church.
. » *
Oakland County Society for
Crippled Children, the Easter
Seal agency, in cooperation with
the Michigan Society. for
Crippled ChiJdren and Disabled
Adults will sponsor the clinic.
Any child in the county is wel-
come, said Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkby,
executive director of the Crippled
Children's Society. Parents must
have a written request or referral
-- from their family doctor in ofder
to undergo examination, she said. DR. MEYER A. PERLSTEIN ' ever; she remistded, “persons must ers, 152 W, Lawrence St., Pontiac,
until May ‘99, :
Mrg- Kirkby revealed that she} — ‘THE PONTI AC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 2, 1956 |
riot Iron Ore Assn. said that a alin Sault Locks Free _ Ore Movement Total _
SAULT STE. MARIE — Heavy)
rains and. _ easterly winds have
cleared=3 y all ice from. the
Sault Locks and Whitefish Bay.
Shipping now js back to normal/the St. Chair Rivet channel, to-
after two weeks of intermittent/taled’ 2,274,874 tons in the
tieups, _ tended yesterday, The Lake s\cunpered the
ice conditions in'the Soo locks and the sinking of the A.M. Byers in
centers. ame a
Norwegian retail gales in 1955,
~“¢p.|rose by 5.5 per cent in rural dis-
tricts and 4.2 per cent in urban
induc Civic Leaders
‘Set for Michigan Week
LANSING (INS) = Henry Ford|:
11, Walter Reuther,—Harlow M. [Curtice and Lt. Gov. Philip A
Hart were among 107 top state
industrial and civic leaders just 1956 tonnage to 5,421
New Zealand is headed” for- its
biggest tourist year since the war. | will arrange transportation to the
clinic for those who need it. How-
call and make arrangements for
this before the May 29 deadline.
» 2.
Dr. Peristein is a charter mem-
ber and was first secretary for the
Academy for Cerebral Palsy; is
a member of the Medical Advisory
Council on Cerebral Palsy to the
National Crippled Children’s So-
ciety; and is a consultant to the
Division of Services for Crippled
Children at the University of II-)
linois.
* * @
He 4s also chairman of the Medi-
cal. Committee of the Michael
Reese Cerebral Palsy. Therapeutic
Nursery; chairman of the Medical].
Advisory Board of the Illinois Hos-
pita] School; medical director of
the Children’s Neurological nic;
of Cook County and on the pedi-|
atrics staff of Northwestern Uni-)
versity. |
‘Quaker Mentor Resigns
| PHILADELPHIA W®—Ray Stan- ‘ley, who coached the University
of Pennsylvania basketball team
\to one first-place tie and orie-sec
sedans take — the labor ond-place in Ivy Léague compet |
eging tion’ in his two years as mentor,
It’s something like a bazooka!has resigned.
and is light enough to carry con, ll
Spirit Was Willing ~ . The digger is in the en-|
cineering phase.
Pians for the device were out-|. MARTINEZ, Calif. (INS) —
{ined by Army spokesmen before|tractor J. M. McChesney, 47, =
the House Appropriations Commit-|sentenced to prison for one to five
tee, which made their testimony|years for passing a $199.99 worth- Army's Rocket Gadget
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WASHINGTON ® — The Army
is developing a rocket-powered
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