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Citizens Study Brifsh Tighten | ith sana 

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Sears

~ Future Problems 
for Waterford 

Group May Be Formed 

and Annexation 

___._ By JAMES BINDER 
Asst. City Editor, Pontiac Press 
A movement to form a 
study group to weigh is-| 
sues involved in: incorpora-
tion or annexation as pos-
sible solutions to Water-
ford Township's growth 
problems was launched 

last night by_ area civic) 

leaders. 

The plan was outlined 
following a pane! discussion 
on annexation during which 
a town meeting of 500 area 
residents heard pros and 
cons of joining cemmuni-| 
ties with Pontiac analyzed 

Clampdown in 
Raging Cyprus _ 

Strike Protesting Ouster 

of Archbishop Reaches) 

Fourth Day -

“NICOSIA, Cyprus} —|-
British authorities pressed 
their clampdown on strife-
torn Cyprus today as a 
general strike protesting 

.jthe ouster of Archbishop 
Makarios went into its 
fourth day. 
The British, ‘striving to 

_jput_a tight lid on_ the! 

smoldering island, arrested 

4@ close friend of Makarios. 
Abbot Chry. os, head 
of the wealthy Kykkos Mon-
astery, was whisked off to 
an unknown destination. 

Scattered violence sputtered 
again across the island. Gunmen 

Ne 

Revamp Funds 

Lapeer Training Home, 

. State Institution Here 

: Face Money Cuts. 

Gov. Williams’ record high 

$46,938,532 capital improve-

‘jments budget today, and 

HERE ON STATE VISIT — President 
hower welcomes Prime Minister John Costello

by local and county repre-wounded two policemen in Nicosia 

Ra

Ireland with a handshakethe north portico

on 

sentatives, the island capital where a Brit-| the White House upon his arrival inW 
The panelists included Lloyd C: 

ish police sergeant was killed 24 
Anderson, 

hours earlier, Two other police-

township supervisor; 

men were shot at, but their assail-

Speeches, Tours

John Hirlinger, manager of the . . AP Wirephote 

Seek 

Million Dollar Increase

ant missed, He was nabbed.

“YOU CAN'T CATCH ME” — But they did. Chimpanzee that. 

Agenda of

Pontiac Chamber 

of Commerce: 

The new came on the on

violence

escaped from apartment of a night club performer in Manhattan's

Mrs, Edmund. L, Windeler, area 

civie leader; and Attorney David 

heels of Prime Minister Eden’s

Tompkins Square area climbed television lead-in in courtyard of 

Irish Premier

pledge to restore order in Cyp-

C. Hertler, Moderator was William building and then scampered along rooftop. Chimp paid visits to a 
rus before making concessionsto

Shunck, ‘superintendent of Water-bar, other buildings, airshafts and anything it could swing on for 

ford Township schools, ‘ four hours before being captured. 

WASHINGTON. (INS) — Prime

the islanders, 

Eden--was-bolstered by a 317-
252 vote of confidencethe House

--Four Hours on the Loose in 

of Commons last night after mak-|~-

ing clear his government intended|*™ es + * 

keep control. over the Mediter-|

& 

fsland colony which is Brit-

ranean 

ain’s last. bastion in the Middle 

British troops and police sealed

oft with barbed wire a block of 

lice sergeant was killed yester-
day.The British made a thorough 
search for “‘a secret hideout for 
arms and possible terrorists’ in 
the region, where nine British 
servicemen have been killed by! qoctoi 

Ik Na-

backers of the union-with-Greece| qos, Wil aan Mee: OF 
movement since last August. | 

oe 

ropolitan Area will be sub-

In Lanarca a t-yearold Greek |the U. S. Senate and then the ap fe 

stantially increased 

next

Cypriot who with other children House of Representatives. — | ' 
was stoning military vehicles The Prime Minister arrived ‘in| 

: | year, teachers 

was shot and killed. 'Washington yesterday for @ three-

day stay in the Capital. On == Seen for Ma rch

Pakhna village, which refused 

day he goes to New York to re-

to pay a collective fine of $1,680 “A ‘at 

for attacking the local police stain = Hepat eo . 

agEa i 

jtion, 

finewas 

wasput 

under 

curfew until) 

He7 

an 

6) 6 

Safety Building Decision 

ae and Yale University at New Ha-. Up to Commission, Says

UM Physicist Reveals ven, Conn., before leaving for 

(Ireland on March 29. City Manager

SUGGESTS STUDY 

‘Atom Smasher Design 

|

“IT would 

a

want 

os

to see an ex-

| ANN ARBOR (INS) — A Unig: :

tensive study 

made of both the 

iversity of Michigan physicist at the Flying Saucers.in Home

annexation 

A $700 to $200 in

increasemin-

and incorporation 

that -ground-breaking--ceremonies}

is-

before deciding 

|\Phoenix Memorial Laboratory re-| CHICAGO (INS) — Dr. Walter imum salaries;

for the city’s $800,000 Public

sues 

either 

;

way,”’| 

new

Hirlinger said in 

| vealed yesterday a new design for R. Dornberger, guided missile 

Safety Building might be held on A. $1,000 to $1,900 increase in

suggesting 

that a!

(Continued 

on Page 2, Col. 3) 

maximum salaries;

a super atom 

smasher, jexpert, said in a Chicago speech: 

March 28,

| The physicist said it will be|‘‘The only true flying 

saucers are And an increase of from $150

City Manager Walter K. Willman 
an fo $250 in annual increments.

said the decision is up to the City

about the 

leapable of producing 100 times as|those you see when-you.have 

proposed:

other 

details 

Many atomic particles .as existing argument with your wife in the 

Commission, but. we “hope that Board” members .agreed that —a

accelerators. \kitchen.” 

work might begin in about 

two raise isin order, but gave con-

weeks.” : isideration to a statement of\Schools’ Superintendent Dr, Dana|snow

‘Sure, We Men Can Cook! Tuesday night the commission likely tomorrow. ‘There 

P, Whitmer that to meet the full 
request would require ‘“‘a tremen-

were $49,401 above the city’s

See Skillet Club tor Proof 

dous tax 

jump.”

original estimate of $750,000 for

Controversy Still Rages’ 

the new edifice, the second build. 

on 

Parity Issue; Leaders | 

Something new is starting today in the food section of the Pontiac ing in city’s Civic Center 

prog-

ress.

Press. Thi is the age when many a man is becoming king in his own

Order Another Session 

kitchen and just to prove the fact the Skillet Club column will be Willman conferred with" building| 
an added weekly feature for your enjoyment. , architect Leo J, Heenan yesterday

In Today’s Press Mamie Eisenhower once admitted that the President is a better |who said the form of the contracts

WASHINGTON (#—Leaders or-

dered another 12-hour Senate ses-

cook than she, and that’s quite a confession for any woman to might be approved and signed by

vention of Cruelty to Animals. County News............... 5A

sion teday on the controversial 

next Tuesday’s City Commission

| make, 

r

farm dill with tempers:of some He met his Waterloo on the sev-|‘ Editorials ................... 6 

Written by “Uncle Frank Kohler,” the man who's eaten his way

enth floor of a commercial build-| Fool News..........33 thru 40

lawmakers already above the 

boiling point. ing on East 7th Street. He dashed) Sports ....... 49, 60, 51, 52, 53 half way around the world, this new column is guaranteed to tickle. 

house the police department, of-

the palate of all men (and women, too) with its varied array of food

into an unoccupied ladies room). Theaters ...,................ 55

Pending was one of the hottest/ 

fices of the fire chief and staff!

and the door was slammed shut! TV_& Radio ...,

Programs.63 

ROME (#—Julius Caesar received :another unkind

hints and delicious easy to prepare recipes. Turn to page 39 for this

controversies of the omnibus eleec-; 

and the municipal courts.

of him. ' Women’s Pages 42 thru 48 

today—Rome refused, to celebrate his Ides of March

tion year bill—a decision on the 

cut

Tt_willbe situated nextto the,

method of determining parity,/ 

City Hall ard will front on Pike 

as the 2,000th anniversary of his death.

which is the price level fixed by 
law. as fair to farmers in relation 

Dog Tired? It May Be 

Street. It is expected to be com-

Spring Ison the Way 

Some scholars 

argue 

this is only the 

1,999th 

annt-

pleted by the fall of 1957,

to their costs, 

versary of the day Brutus and the conspirators plunged

Crops are supported at a per. 

Flashy Police Cars, Yet their daggers into Caesar at the foot of Pompey’s 

statue.

centage of parity, so its level 

| 

| 
i DEARBORN (INS)— Dearborn’s| An official at Rome’s City Hall conceded “thig

determines government price 

ts 

fleet of police cars will be the bimillenary” but said+

supports on 

wheat, corn and | new 

other major crops, i flashier than a new babket ofthe city isn’t celebrating. 

| One Italian passer-by, reminded

‘Easter eggs. City officials have or-“We celebrate the deaths of

A new formula for computing |Of the date, commented: 
parity became effective this year. 

idered 23 handsomely colored cars saints, not of pagans,” he ex-| 

| “I'll bet if wasn’t this cold

jin greens, blues, reds and even! plained. |

It raised the level for some crops 

| then, or Caesar might have

| pink,

and lowered it for others—among 

However, a green wreath did | stayed home and been saved,” 
them corn and wheat. } 
decorate the brow of his bronze 
But the Senate Agriculture! — \ In New York, an anniversary

4 statue which gazes across 

Cgmmittee wrote a “dual parity’) celebration was almost called off

Rome's broad Via Dei Fort Im-

TOO EARLY?

provision into the bill, This would because of the scholarly dispute 
allow farmers to use either the old| You may think it's too early | Forum. At its feet was a bou-| over just how many years ago 
or the new parity system—which-) to advertise boats for sale, | quet of red and white carna-

| periali—Street of the Iniperial 

Caesar died, 
ever was higher in determining the but this little want ad sl | Prof. Jotham Johnson of New 

level of price supports. brought 20 calls and $60 in |York University, argued that the 
Sen. Aiken (R-Vt), chief spokes-

cash the first night it ran “They asked the mayor for anideath date—March b, 4 B.C. — 
which proves there are official celebration, but he re-| really was 1,999 ago because

years

man for the administration's farm 

many people getting set now fused," the spokesman said. there waszero year between

no

proposals, teamed up with Sen-
ators Anderson (D-NM), Holland 

for the spring season just _ Mayor Salvatore Rebecchint is;}1 B. C. and 1 A.D, 
a staunch Christian Democrat. But Columbia University author.

(D-Fla) and Williams (R-Del) in 

The only Rome—newspaper that|ities said other celebrations had

an effort to beat this and retain) 

14 FOOTT METAL STARCRAFT 

mentioned the anniversary was;been—basedon different calcula-

only the new parity. formula, MYrtle 2-2801,

__boat,” $60 

the MSI organ, II Secolo. It pro-tions. They went ahead with ‘an

Aiken, during one of several 

tested Italy's neglect of the anni-anniversary exhibition.

torrid verbal exchanges yester: To Place Your Want Ad 
day, cautioned that the Senate ea , United Press Photo |

versary. Columbia’s news office rallied

DIAL FE 2-8181 Behind Caesar's statue, ruins of to their scholars’ defense. They

‘ was loading the farm measure) SIX WEEKS OLD — Alladin (right) is ready to call it a day in (left to right) Alexa, Athena and Apollo. The snow-white German | 

|4 forum erected to his honor long) said egg oy »

with provisions ‘that President his Leavenworth home. But not his brothers and sisters, who are af shepherd pups are pets of Kathleen Gwartney, 3. They made their Just: ask for the-in history 

ago were empty today. It was too ‘‘make it. that

Eisenhower would have to veto, the type commonly known as chow hounds. Waiting for a meal are debut in a litter that arrived Jan. 29. q WANT AD DEPT. 

cold for sightseers, ‘ leould pinpoint the correct “ed 

‘ ¢ pass Mg 

oo 4 & 

* 
114th YEAR * & & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1056—64 +PAGES _ 
ayer 


bea os A 

THE PONTIAC | PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1956. 

The Day in Birmingham

Legislators Propose

: Maraie 

) State Budget Cut Lecturers “Added: Sale 
on Tax Charge | for Town Hall Continues

(Continued From Page One) 

earlier recommendations were 

BIRMINGHAM — Robert Collier, |tion, will come for the Dec. 6 and 
consiiltant on: preventive industrial 7 program, entitled ‘Two's A Com-

Plea of Innocent Made appropriations for a new ‘$79,000 

Pontiac State Police post, ard a

by Federal Judge for medicine, and Edith Atwater and

$21,000 chunk for a forest fire di-

Albert Dekker, touring comic lit-

Ex-Teamster Official station

and office 

erati, have been.added to the town 

hall program fer next year. Nie 
Some tickets are stil] available 
for both Thursday and Friday lec-
_jtures in the series of six celeb-

rities, according to Mrs. Edward

tiac State Hospital brought the pro-
posed appropriation down to: $2,000) 

Codner of the Town Hall beard. 
ator. the local institution. This will Already .on the. program are 
be used for bleachers and a stor-Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, eee en 4 
age-recreation yard survey, -+-whese advice on positive thinking Square dan 
Williams had recommended 

hag been given on radio, TV, ~ ‘tomorrow be 
$1,154,000 for the Lapeer Training 

fully-selling books. He will talk ic patrick’s theme is gore ‘tole

here Noy, 8 and 9, | os

ore 

ry to Charlies Robin=

! 

| 

Pontiac Press Photo 

PREPARING FOR GAME NIGHT — Members of Bagley William White of Rapid street, Alberta Ross of Ditmar street, and 
School PTA are sponsoring a game night this evening in the school Mary Jane Bridge of Milford, kindergarten teacher who is serving 
gym. Pictured making last minute preparations are committee mem-as general chairman. The program, from 7:30 to 10 p. m. will feature 
bers (left to right) Mrs. James Overton of Rockwell street; Mrs. _ such games as bridge, checkers and shuffleboard. 

ington correspondent, will be in

the series on Oct. 18 and 19, Dr. nt come with square already are

and 

Ralph Lapp, atomic scientist; Jan. se. PA

$60,009, ae 

10 and 11, and Carieton Smith, 
Williams had proposed $750,000 world traveler, on Feb, 7 and 8. 
Just back from India, -Dr. 

‘John Ormond will talk tomor-*

for the plans and the start of con-

The Atwater-Dekker Combina-

row night at a Laetare buffet 
The Northville State Hospital 

struction on the nursery, 

supper sponsored by the Hannah 
came in for $10,000 for a church 

guild of Ascension Lutheran 
in the governor's budget, but GOP 

ehurch.

Burglary Suspects 

Hegislators slated $540,000 for occu-

Dr, Ormond,—commissioned two 

pational and therapy building, and 

years ago to begin a department

Held for Examination’

mt 

a

i

. S. District 
Kaess said the 

Attorney Fred W. a $144,000 lauridry addition. 

of urology in Bombay,:is head of 

.

Pontiac Deaths

hidden incomes of 

sponsored and planned by the Wa-The mammoth spending bill, be-

‘Two Clawson minors, accused

terford Junior Chamber of Com-sides providing for new buildings g

Waterford’s Future Story of Holdup Try 

in|the urology department at Henry

Matrosoand Keating were from 

Oakland and Wayne County bur-| Ford Hospital. His talk will deal 

received merce and the area's Business and

from local contrac-

and land buying, set forth numer-| 

| plang yesterday demanded ex-; with missionary work of the Chris-

i 

ruge gt

labor and

seekingpeace fa-Professional Women’s Club, Chair-Pa detailed allotments for special) 

contracts. William Earl Atchinson Course Under Study man was Charles Pappas, repre-a Hoax, Says ‘Victim’

tors 

lamination on charges of breaking|#ia@” Church in India. 

and entering and were remanded| =aEdmund Fuller, author, bditor

maintenance and remodeling proj-| 

Keating also stood mute upon ar-senting the Junior Chamber. ‘ects. 

to Oakland County Jail under $7,-land literary critic will talk to

A bartender, 40, has admitted

William Earl Atchinson, 56, of (Continued From Page One)

No trial dates have 

|, All sumis would be drawn

holdup|* 

from|,

500 bond each. | Friends of the Baldwin Public Li-

his accetint of an attempted

been set for either man. 5597 Elizabeth Lake Rd., died) special group be organized to con-

Fire Attacks Interior 

|thé state’s general fund except ap-| 

Held for examination Tuesday |brary at 8:15 Monday evening. 
claimed they net-! 

March 8 of the south-end bar where

yesterday in St. Joseph Mercy duct an extensive study .of both 

|proximately 4.4 million dollars re-

he works, was false, Pontiac

of Car Sales Building 

by Clawson Justice Harry R. Mc-| «New Books, New Authors” {s:

po-

Hospital after a brief illness, issues,*

Register of Deeds 

--Born._in

Port. Huron. Oct.._27,!. 

jmaining. on hand out of a 195}

lice said today. 

Quinn are Phillip Hughes, 17, and) the subject tor Fuller, who for

| bonds issue for state hospital bulid-

M.! tim 

banged 

added

__ that, 

contrary. 

According to Inspector Clark

~Hirlinger. 

Lawrence LePage, 20. 

| _eight years edited crown Publi.)

ex: -; 

Clawson police

te rumors, the Chamberof Com-Wheaton, Arthur Sofian, of 4887 ~

1899, he was the son of WilliamJ. 

cations, reviews for the Saturday

foSeek Re-election 

Major items of new Senstrenticn 

ted over $10,000 in stolen property|

has not taken a position fa-ss Dr., Ortonville, could not

merece 

ex-

Review and New York Times,

and Edith Finch Atchinson, He 

land land acquisition included:

Auburn Ave. last night, tiremen plain why he did it. 

plus $7,000 to $8,000 in stolen’ and has authored “A Star Point. 

chetks. ed North” and “George Ber-

yoring afinexation, 

al State Capitol, Lansing, $755,000,

lived in the Pontiac area 40 years. 

estimated. Sofian told Wheaton he 

lineluding $650,000 for start of con-

During World War. I, he had) -

They said $75 damage was done his own head against a wall in or-/ 

| mard Shaw, Critic of Western’

S| served with the U. r Navy.. An 

| struction on new supreme court

the one-story frame building. der to simulate a beating. 

Two Women Hurt as Car, Morale” ?

to 

land law library building, $100,000)

electrical engineer,Mr. gyre 

The man was ordered to take| 

lfor land acquisition and $5,000: 

‘for planning office buildings and 

with the 

Skids on Ice on Lahser

was 

psychiatric treatment, according:

Charge Dismissed —

and that Pontiac, because 

Swimming classes sponsored by

er a

Co: 

to the Oakland County Prosecutor’s 

ithe Recreation Board during the

of its larger population, would 

Tservice center, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—

He is survived by his father and 

office, which withheld ordering 

iwinter are entering their final 

'phase Saturday at Barnum Pool: 

a

hold the balance of power in 

| University of Michigan, $5,813,-Holly housewife and a_ visiting)

I red

six children, Thomas H. of Nor-

in Knifing Count 

e-

warrant for false report. 

oman

elections and decisions affecting 

}000° including -continued,

folk, Va., Patrick James, Harvey 

construc-

Rite hs an ah ~ tase! iSome openings are still available

the consolidated 

area. 

‘tion on library, $1,000,000; 

pur-

J., William George, Robert Earl 

Hotel Resident Dies 

skidded on ice yesterday at 10: 4o|in beginning, intermediate and ad:

chase of Ann Arbor High School

and Mrs. Margaret Mary Riggi, Admitting that the Waterford tax A charge of assault with intent, 

am. on_Lahser_neat_14-Mile and oooe swimming groups. This se

building and starting rehabilitation

all of Pontiac. rate is high, Mrs. Windeler pointed) A downtown hotel resident, 73,;

to kill was dropped yesterday} 

‘for social science and language

Also surviving are two sisters, ‘out that the township enjoys high-| iwho told Pontiat police he was

gainst Thomas E. Humphrey,58, | 

building, $1,400,000; medicai_sci-|

Mrs, L. Hunt and Mrs. G. Down-

“too old to live any longer,” died)

caliber services because it is will-* 

of Ade 

Pontiac Lake. Rd, 

Mrs. Clara Rold, 51, of Erwin, | =e for the classes just

Iowa, still in Beaumont Hospital’

ing, both of Port Huron. 

yesterday an hour after slashing/€nee building unit, $2,000,000, col-

is

ing to pay for them. 

In dismissingthe case, Pontiac 

arting should be made at the

Funeral arrangements will be 

neck and wrists with a razor|!ege of engineering unit, $1,000,000; | with fractured ribs suffered when:

“The tax rate . . . keeps us alert) 

cea

\Municipalt Judge Ceci] McCallum. 

recreation office in the board of

our 

community's needs,” 

fire station and training labora-| 

the car driven by Mrs. Barbara

to

later by Brace-Smith 

education building.

said the man had been ordered |

said. Annexation, she contended, | 

The victim,. Jess L. Beebe, was|tory, $250,000; North campus de-/Ann Henriksen, 36, 9991 Schollot

nag weg 

committed to a state hospital for| 

istill conscious when found in his/Velopment, $100,000, and plans for Lake, Holly, went off the -road.|

would remove the tax ‘‘pressure’’ 

the mentally ill. 

‘room by the manager, according] ‘33.00. hospitai-pediatrics unit,/Mrs, Ray B. Wilcox, 60, 10305 Oak-'Hills Residents Wane

and make Waterford residents

«Jess L. Beebe 

sae, 
Humphrey was charged after ad-} 

hurst, Holly, had lacerations of].

sensitive to civic and govern-| 

Det.-Thomas Mitchell. 

Beebe, |

to

mitting the non-fatal stabbing last 

Michigan State University, $3,-

Jess L. Beebe; 72, of 21% N. 

‘her left knee treated before her; BLOOMFIELD HILLS—A. crack-

mental needs. 

ihe said, died in Pontiac General!

month of his wife, police said. 

710,000, including completion of release from the hospital, \down on residents who are not

Saginaw © St. died yesterday in 

|Hospital from loss of blood and/|

Bhe contended that Waterford | 

lanimal industries building, $1; -| |keeping their dogs confined

Pontiac General Hospital. 

ac-

residents are apprehensive that. |

‘Condition Still Critical 

130,000; start of electric generator. cording to city ordinance

He. bernAvon

in Township 

nen 

was

was 

plant, $500,000; start of education) Adding Machine Stolen |promised by Police Chief Stanley 

| building, $2,000,000; planning first]| Three men in their 20s entered 'Kevern following a City Commis-

Dee. “2, 1883was married to

and the area after annexation, New | Struck by a car Tuesday while Stays on Critical List

the former Irene Fenner May 5, 

Six-month-old Frank Polson, vic-' unit mechanical engineering build-|a downtown store yesterday with sion meeting Tuesday. 
Mr. had sold real estate K. St. Clair, 12, of Rochester re-\tin, of a Keego Harbor’ house fire|ing, $40,000; preliminary planning! a large box. Kevern's report to the commis-

1918. 

industry, she sald, 

mains in critical condition in Pon-| 

last-Friday, still hovers between) of business building, $40,000, When they left, the box hid a) 'sion won support for closer en-

for the last 30 years. = =. +

tiae General Hospital today; where-

“Seniority rights presentty held by ‘life an@ death in Pontiac General ~ stolen adding -machine; t-of the-erdinance, Kevern 
authorities said he suffered a

Service will be at 1:30 p. m. 

~ Coral Reet Topic 
~ Coral Reet Topic 
Waterford police officers and fire-Hospital today. | Illinois contains 19 species of to the manager, Guy Trembley, of pointed. tothe dangers of having 
men would be sacrificed by annex-| His mother, Mrs. Betty Polson,/oak trees, eleven of them black ‘Wnlled Lake. |\dogs loose, especially in the school

Saturday from the Huntoon Fu-

|brain concussion,

neral Home. Burial will be in) 

rescuing the baby,

Drawing Four | 

oak varieties and the others white, Trembley said the machine was yards, and asked citizens’

ntidm, Mis. Windeler also con-) burned when 

cooper-

Rochester. 

jtended. 

‘oaks. ‘worth $95. lation, 

Supervisor Anderson, in an ac-|

to the Bahamas Richard J. Supernant count of area growth made pre-| 

ceding the presentations of. oppos-|

| Richard J. Supernant, 55, of 271) 

Increased Salaries Another SPECIAL PURCHASE to Bring Shoe Prices D-O-W-N !

jing views, stated that the greatest

can! Ave. died yesterday in St.! 

rate of growth in history has taken |

}Joseph Mercy Hospital after a two-! 

(Continued From Page One)

jplace in Waterford during the past | 

Men’‘s Loafers and Army-Navy Style 

‘five years. of the city's’ rapidly renee

lect and record material for an) ar Taaiban Nov. 1, 1900, the 

Comparing 1950's population of building program.

-Institute of Science exhibit de-son of Julius and Caroline Trudell| 
|24,300 with 1955's figure of 40,000,

eS en ‘Supernant. On May 15, 1923, he Pay increases will have to be: |

Anderson said that aid from the 

was married to Gladys Duquette made in addition to these costs,

Camng in Betas Curator -of in Bay City. state in sales tax receipts is inade-| 
iquate because it is based on the)

E@ucation. at the Institute, plans) 4 member of St, Benedict's 

1950 census. Whitmer pointed out that a sur-

to paint underwater pictures in Catholic Church, he had been a 

jvey of minimum salaries in 49

oil paints of sections of the reef. {resident of Pontiac 29 years, com-(OUTLINES PROBLEMS . Reg. $5.98-56.98 Values 

area school] systems ranks Pontiache jing here from Bay City. He outlined problems faced by! 

18th, but added that beginning pay @ Genuine LEATH ER Uppers — Brown, 

be distort natural colors, | Mr. Supernant was employed in area residents: increasing school, 

‘here with a bachelor’s degree, Black, Tan

change with depth of (the plant protection department at population, inadequate roads and currently $3,900, is 

Only $200 below 

@ Long-Wear Composition Soles—Rub-

per ithe General Motors Truck & Coach sewers, and a looming water short-| ALL SIZES

itop minimum wages.
| Division. iage in years ahead. | ber Heels 6 to 12

Carmel’s wife and four children) 

Surviving besides his wife are “We have been fortunate, where | RANKS CITY SIXTH @ Genuine GOO DYEAR Welt Soles

will accompany him, as will art’ 

two daughters, Mrs. Julia M. Mc water is concerned because we are | He said that Pontiac ranks sixth @ Styled Exactly as Pictured

instructor John House and stu-|¢

Carrick of Pontiac and Gloria J.}situated over a bountiful water|on the same basis in 42 compar-,

dents: — Shaw and Peter Army-Type Oxfords . . . Navy-Type Oxfords . . . Moccasin

‘Supernant, at home, and: two shed," the official said, ‘‘but it can) able cities throughout the nation.

Hubert, both 18. Toe Oxfords . . . Loafer Style Oxfords . . . your choice for

grandchi ldren. diminish as the area grows and| Agreeing that salaries here are

Sponsored in part by Roswell) ONLY $3.88. Al! FIRST quality. Wear ‘em for work, 

| A brother, Ben, is living in Bay natural drainage areas are filled'above average at present, the 

sport or dress. BUY NOW-—only 500 pairs at this ONE 

— Jr., of Nassau, an under. "| City; two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude /up.”” |teachers, asked that the minimum 
Gillis and Helen Supernant are in jwith a bachelor’s degree be hiked
Hertler coucluded the 10-min-

Pontiac. jto $4,600 and with a master’s de-

Valentine, Field Associate, 200-| ute panel addresses by outlining

Mr. Supernant is at the Donel-gree to $4,900. The present rate

logist and Curator of Entomology’ the legal steps necessary to 

. SIMMS wort

son-Johns Funeral Home where the jwith a master’s degree js $4,100. 

at Alabama. Museum of Natural lanuch an annexation movement

| Daughters of Isabella will say the | The Board also heard pay re-

History. and consolidation of school dis-

Sook] i\Rosary at 4 o'clock Sunday after-|quests from secretaries, mainten-

Albert F. Millet, a Cran tricts,

and Yale University garduate, al-noon, There will also be a recita-) jance workers and custodians. ' 
& ition of the ss Sunday at Questioning during the last part|

readyhas gone to Rose Island,! p.m, 

of the meeting brought comments!

where he is setting up a laboratory, : 

Monday at and queries from the audience con-

F Even Though Spring Is

to process specimeens from the’ The funeral wil be Almost Here— Famous Brands — First Quality

116 a.m. from St. Benedict's Cath-. cerning school consolidation, what 

ocean floor. Who Wouldn't Buy

olic Church with burial. in ‘Mt. annexatfon would mean in taxes a W inter Jacket ? 

When you see the fine quality hen 

you see the smart

Hope Cemetery. jand how the plan would affect res-styles 
All 1955 and 1956 Styles 

when you see the terrific a ues, youll know why

Milk contains some 100 differ-

idents in the realm of services. we bought over 900 of these jackets. 
ent nutrients, including a long list 

As Advertised in ‘Esquire’—‘LIFE’ & National Magazines 

* ~
‘| Asked about_-bus transportation

of vitamins, fats, sugar and high CharlesnibB. Weedon 

ito schools, Shunck stated that, un-

quality protein. 

Charles B, Weedon, owner and der present Pontiac Board of Edu-
| operator of C. Wee é on Home cation policy, conveyance — to 

Men’s QUILT Lined

/

. Telegraph schools lying within city limits is } 

|not furnished. He added, however, 

‘that the policy could be changed 

to accommodate children in the 

Waterford area. 

@ay 21-35; low tonight 23-77. High to-
morrow 35-39. North te northeast 10, 1902, he was the son of LewisW, 
winds 8-12 m.p.h. today becoming neorth-east te cast tonight. and Susie Creighton Weedon. He 
-——— jwag married Aug, 27, 1929 in De-
Dr. George 
the Pontiac 
merce, was 
Petroff, president of 
Chamber of Com-
among various aud-
Guaranteed $10.95 and $12.50 VALUES 
a (upeiane seeeuins 2 am troit to Alma J, Pinkney. 
jlence-members 
views. Said Dr. 
who arose to offer 
Petroff. ‘If a vote 
a 8 am.: Wind velocity 0-5 mph Before moving to his present ad; ;were taken in Waterford today, 99Direction; North. \dress, he had lived at Union Lake! 
Sun sets Thursday at 6 38 p.m. jresidents to 1 would be against an-iseven years.
Sun rises Friday a: 6:43 am inexation while Pontiac would prob-
Moon sets Thursday at 10:28 p.m Mr, Weedon was a member of 
Moon rises Friday at 8:34 a.m. ably vote in favor of it.
ithe Four Towns Church, BPOE No. ; 
| “Byt, if people in both areas 
Dewntown ‘Temperateres _|810, Eagies Aerie No, 2887 Wa-
caapeoges oe 1 knew about the advantages anda baal age 7 terford Township and the Oakland| | 
disadvantages, the situation would1 p. m 7Cay Boat Club. He was also 
undoubtedly be reversed.”
ja member of Northwest Sportsman 
Dr. Petroff challenged audience | 
—— Club of Detroit. and panel views that the balance 
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| Besides his wife, he leaves three 
33 children, Mrs, Harold Spitz of Roy-| 
of power would swing to Pontiac, ® All Zipper Fronts 
temperature oa} 30 al Oak, Howard C, Weedon of Pon-| “Waterford could outvote Pon-
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‘Highest temoratn’ Pon soccer 
Mean temperature ....,.............. 
|tiac, Benson at home and seven 
jgr andchildren. 
fi Other survivors include Lewis 
47 Weedon,-a brother, in Dallas, Tex., 
| 
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tine right now,” he said in re-
ferring to the “interest and spir-
it” displayed by the audience. 
He also expressed belief that 
Every Coat . 
LINED and 
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ern.” land a sister, Mrs, Thelma Brown| Pontiag would not accept annex-
Highest and Lowest«baie ie 0 T Nears tures res This!siof San Mateo, Calif, ation unless school systems were 
5 in 1911 The Elks Lodge No, 810 will con-| a consolidated, 
f Don’t take our word for it—come and see for yourself. Truly, our 
a duct an Elks Lodge of Sorrow at! Mrs, Windeler appealed for resi-| greatest-ever jacket value. Insulated with blend of orlon, dacron, 
leans 72 
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ogi p-m, Friday 
Johns Funeral 
in the 
Home. 
Donelson-dents 
on a 
to volunteer for membership | 
study committee which will, 
wool and 
wristlets. 
rayon for warmth-without-weight. Some have 
Serviceable colors in brown, blue and grey. 
knit inner $1.00 Holds 
Yours in 
" g funeral service will; be at 
'1 p.m. Saturday from the funeral 
atlhome with the Rev, W. C. Prout of 
‘Shine Four Towns Methodist Church 
officiating. Burial will be in Aca-
analyze both incorporation and an-| 
nexation, The group, when formed, | 
will conduct an extensive study of, 
both propositions, she said. 
The meeting, similar to oné held 
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setter eneeneenenaonearemsenscsytin-<eeeacipareint 

‘The Forrestal---a Floating Airfield 22-5 

abt ELTON C. FAY inflatable ile jacket, helps you the takeott run, the plane has ajyou but the bomber ts airborne, pall rg hag 3 e-Se Magy= | | (

ABOARD USS FORRESTAL Sdueeze ‘your head into a crash builf-in air speed of better than! flying easily and banking slightly your landing. Around

in the Caribbean Sea,.?—Four helmet, buckles a safety belt, 40 miles per hour, lin @ turn as the deck edge drops 1278 and around while = i an A 

eres of flight deck, with the hooks up shoulder straps to -With brakes set, the weet away beneath. leewtee radio Gis race car-vw AK ASchance to pour on power and fly/strain you in: landing. snarls up to full power. The bomber climbs

"Bt 

rapidly to-rier to say “Charley” and order :around again if the approach isn't art engines.” | For Lt, Lee Strunk, whose home ward three others of the five-plane| ser to ined. The sen is lens than Is tops 
good, is comfort for those who! Then you -sit and sit and sit, was Pleasantville, Ky., before he flight, which eases into a V-forma-', jundred feet below as you bank 
fly planes off and on this world’s | sweltering in the. hot sun which'entered the Navy 15 -years ago, | tion. left and turn 

for the approach.

-

biggest flattop. 

‘pours into the cockpit while a this is old and familiar stuff. He) Yor an hour it is monotony. For, 

The stern of. the Forrestal

What is it like? seemingty. endless file of planes. does it several times: a day, la long time there is just the looms 

close, Flaps and wheels and 

‘The young officers who take jet take off ahead of you. =~" | He watches the flight directing empty sea below, Then, forlittle, arresting hook drop into place.

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interceptors and jet attack bomb-| Your ‘turn comes. The engine officer below him as the man 

cir-| while, the coast of Haiti is down| The 17,000 -pound Skyraider 
ers screaming into the air) and roars. louder as the plane taxis up cles the air with his hand to order off the left wing. The formation sweeps in. Strunk chops theRg 
bring” “them back to the/to the starting tine. Even at that'full power, then points suddenly turns back. —-_er_and there is-a bump.-The

roaring” 
deck know best, | Point there remains more than 800 down the deck. 

Brakes release | Ahead is a mags of high-piled, resting cable snatches the trailing : 
But -even-in-a relatively slow, -feet~-of ~ flight deck -“stretching | the pull -of 2,300 horsepower -ac:/ tropical ¢loudy “columns. e/ hook and the “bomber stops, in-|

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piston-engine attack bomber like! ahead. The Forrestal is surging'celerates the bomber down the flight leader . The forma stanly Your--shoulders-tean into| ~~~ 
the Doughas AD Skyraider you get forward at more than 20 miles long deck. The island structure tion goes into file formation, each! the straps fot the instant of de-
the idea, Like this: iper hour, into a 15-or 20-mile flashes past. The ‘end of the deck, /plane trailing the other. celeration, and you are back on! 

A crewman bundles you into an! wind, So even before the start. of! with the sea beyond, is coming at) You nose déwn to pick Se'the Pirrentel. 

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Turkey size spit and reflecting hood keep the heat nearer your food. King

$60000 in Furniture 

size cooking grids, large charcoal fire box, side shelf for sauces and plates.

| Special Gift. Offer 164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE « PONTIAC. 

Buy now at this special Pre-Season Layaway Sale Price. Hurry in today!

with ategotygon of $49.95 

ae Ftdog Barbecue Shop—Downstairs Store

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Gift to Blind Useful a person for whom it trains pu Photos on Textiles {¢ Pripted on textiles with a new) poo oso npr gga

trains| 
>) BAN RAPHAEL. CalifGuide! and provides a guide dog, a list proce§s developed by a Warwick [ “ .

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Flannels | $2250 dipping -low on the brow. Both are by Canessa of Rome. 

| All Weather 
$27.50 ‘Sends Rule Book to IkePants ‘ere SH 95 Regulars @ ALTERATIONS FREE 

Comic Order of Cardiac

@Suitings © Gabs 

“Come In—Look Around—Compare” 

Founded by Heart Attack 

MEN’S & BOYS’ SHOES | JACKSON. Robert A. Nor-“I decided | was going to noel 
All Sizes and Styles ‘thrup founded the ‘‘Most Uneom-some fun out of life, help others) 
—and started to ‘organize’ the!

jmon and Comic Order of Cardiacs

SPORT COATS ‘Ib: 

order,” he said.

$ 39> bi 8° ‘Unealled For" about three years The nie. a “Liber Regalis”’

has | 
dx ‘ago after he suffered a heart at-‘(book of regulations) and a color-' 

finn for year around wear. Values tack. iful coat of arms that was drawn.

SAVE! — SAVE! — SAVE! 
tv * » by a prison inmate.

ww’ $25. * 

jSENDS TO PRESIDENT 
"|. Last fall Northrup sent the 

President, convalescing at Gettys-|

LEVI'S 

The purpose of the organization, 

burg, Pa. copy the

PEG KHAKIS and 
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“Liber 
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Regalis"' the of with

ia heart condition.

CLOTHES 

a letter explaining the humor of 
All Colors the organization and expressing | 
71 N. Saginaw hope for the President's speedy re-)

Sizes 12-20, 26-36 

jeovery. 

A short time later Leaders J re 
ceived a note from the President’ 
personal secretary thanking him | 
on behalf of the President and say-| 
red “I know that he finds re-| 
assurance in the fact that you had) 
a similar coronary experience and 
thet you have enjoyed life and. 
happiness since that time,” 

The motto of “Cardiacs Un-| 
called For" is “Morituri | 
Phooey,” which means “about to | | 
die—nonsense,”’ 

Northrup says the symbols on) 

Radiant

the coat of arms speak for them-| 30x40 with 
selves. The milk bottle over a beer! ' Vyna-Flect Fabric 
stein indicates the sufferer’s bev-| 
erage. Then there is a TV set: Reg. $14.95 — You Save 
above 
“RX” 
the 
for 
clubs. The letters, 
and. 
. 30% Our

stand 
golf 
presciptions at Special’ 
the “PD” is symbolical of the ,

hospital and medical bills, | SALE 95 

If you have a heart condition, 
says Northrup, you might as well | 
“learn to live with it.” 

(Conductor Faces 
Indecency Count 

SYDNEY, Raiiraiha (*®—Sir Eu 

Outfit With Flash 

gene Goossens, prominent sym-, 

Reg. v2.95

phony orchestra conductor, has! 
been ordered to appear in a spe-| OUR 
cial customs court Friday to an-| 

swer charges of bringing “inde-

PRICE

cent" books and pictures into Aus-
tralia. He was served with a sum-| 
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a * * 

Goossens, 62, returned from a 
of Europe last Friday.tour 
questioned for seven hours 
He De Jur

was Reflex 
then by customs officials and vice 
squad detectives. Officers said F3.5 Lens —-Flash Sync. 
they seized three books dealing’ 
with 
and soft 
about 1,100 pho-| ' BRAND

sex matters, NEWtographs four rubber half-
face masks found in his luggage. 

Goossens has been resident con-Reg. Price $99.50 

ductor of the Sydney Symphony 
| orchestra since 1947. He conducted 
{the Cincinnati (Ohio) Symphony OUR 
ifrom 1931 to 1946. 

SALE § 76 
Dog Riding Atop Car PRICE 
Creates Quite a Stir { 

BEAVER, Utah 8 — That dog 
poised atop Frank Gentry's car 
| isn't a radiator ornament—it's a 

SEKONIC METER

| dog. Gentry says the dog, “Tex,” 

jgot used to riding in the open With Case and Chain 
'when the Gentrys had a pickup | 
truck. Tex started riding on the 
jroot when Gentry switched to a 

jcar. j 

Kae

| “When I tried to put him in the 
trunk of the car," says Gentry, 
i“he refused to go. He was too 
fused to riding the outside.”

PRICE INCLUDES a standard Ford V-8 engine—the best-selling eight in the world on 

Gentry says the 6-year-old Lab-
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top speeds 70 miles an

» Two-tone paint » White sidewall tires » MagicAire Heater « Turn signals « Windshield on at of 

hour—certainly a startling sight 
to other motorists. But Tex is 

You May Charge

"You Charge. 

cautious: won't ride outside

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it ure entitled to t Chr tes said today Koo has 
‘ : . J : | Car Peto 7 Watch nly oe pri anes co his saideieotion to Gen-
ee : Acie oak a ; . ‘ | articles of the Primer. Ve ns to ign, Retire |. siissimo Chiang Kai-shek but it 
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By RICHARD A. MULLENS | 
(ath of 12 Articles) a 
Reporting income from salaries | 
ncome rom 
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™ * i PO ORmeON TO KUPPORT WCE Pat FECL UN 
saeco es ee ei 
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“They show how to ‘igure de-| WASHINGTON (® — Ambassa-'has not yet been accepted, ; 
allocate expenses dor V, K, Wellington Koo, veterany a ete 
ages preciation anda aries 
; ? when your car is, both for Chinese diplomat and envoy to! Chinese Embassy sources said 
1 regardless of whether you are to report these expenses or you wn ond or Hannes. __ |the United States for almost 10/Madame Koo is in Paris where 
reimbursed-or not. jean prepare your own statement.| NEXT: Dividends and interést. ‘years, is planning to retire. Close'the Koos have rented a home. 
| = ooeeiane aa seen = ancteriseen tiniiniimesiintermin ins wpb ia Arts aeceia deseemandanie? —oene ~— 
These expenses fall into threeJ 
( 

groups:.

“and wages on your tax return is. 

1. Traveling expenses while
more than just copying figures 

‘off the Form W-2 supplied by, -away from heme, According to — wee fe a ei ae 

S your employer. You should con-ithe Internal Revenue Service, 
; ‘sider whether you are’ entitled '“away from home” means at least 
:. to subtract sick pay or certain an oyernight trip away from your 

expenses from the salary or wage home town or post of duty. 

KRESGE’S

SAMIR,¢ PRE ~-— 12. ‘Transportation expenses. ~ ae

nls 

ee ey eer ne oe —— sence

Any such item you can deduct as a part of your job, you have to a 
3 or-exelude from—your-income on itravel-around -your home town, 

: . et 5 ne 
a THE EASTER HAT’ f ‘ } 

es page 1 of Form 1040 is especially you can deduct any costs incident 

important for the average tax-

‘television 

repair 

fromwho 

uses

because 

though he 

man

payer 

even 

~

. 

ers during 1955 and you must, as | on account of sickness, you can | _Then read over the following ducted on page 1 of Form 1040 
2 in the past, send one copy of | subtract so much of this pay as jtipsto help you with this part: An “outside salesman” is a full-
ie the W-2 to the District Director does not exceed $100 per week | ““Reimbursec expenses snclude time employe engaged principally 
=== with _your_return. There are _|_after_you-have been sick for one jsuch items as business entertain-jn soliciting business for his em-
spaces on both Forms 1040A full week. 
| However, it _y. . 
ment and 
ipay and 
business dues which you 
for_which you are then 
ployer at 
employer's 
places 
place 
other than 
of business. 
the 
A 
— ~ amounts shown on your W-2s, |. such that you are hospitalized at meet by Po paesen = salesman whose a activity 
: : ’ a jyour terms of employmen e-js service and delivery is not con-
Tf a tax was not withheld from west’ one day Curing year iu-‘quire you to pay such items with-sidered to be an “outside sales.! 
your salary or wage, ask your phe ir oo subtract rs e — jout reimbursement, then you! man." , 
employer how much he paid you ah Pu of oe == ieannot deduct them on page 1 of) * * * : 
; during 1955 or keep a record of! ay sence, ; iForm 1040, but they may be de-| If you deduct any of these ex-
3 the amounts. Report such income) For example, suppose you were ducted on page 2 in COMPULNE penses ery pape attach a ietate 
= on separate lines opposite each absent from work on account of taxable income, provided you ment of explanation to VOur re-
employer's name. : jsickness for 10 consecutive calen-itemize your personal deductions. turn, There is available at any 
After you have added up your dar days and your employer paid There are some expenses Internal Revenue office a schedule 
income from salaries or wages, | you $140 for the 10 calendar days. which you ean deduct on page '(Form 2106) which can be used 
the next step is to see whether as he had agreed to do as one : . ead 
you qualify for the new tax break of your working benefits. If you, 
for wage earners W received) were not hospitalized during the | 
pay while absent from work on)absence, then you can subtract 
‘account of sickness or injury dur-|pay for the last three days, or $42. 
ing 1955. ‘|However, if you were. hospitalized 
’ for one or more days during the 
Here's Rew ca fax brent: sickness, you could subtract the 
. . _ }entire $140, since the rate of pay-
If your employer has a plan ment is less than $100 per week. 
re = This year you cannot claim thet tu Ms 
= — he = aman cach’ we sick pay exclusion on Form 
sickness or injury, and, during 1040A,-You must use Form 1040, 
1955 you received pay from your which has a special“line (item 6) 
employer for the period you were for subtracting sick pay, 
ifPy) 
: 
Portable ELECTRICSEWING MACHINE 
~ 
Reconditioned & Parts 
by Necch! Sewing Center 
Fashion Hat 
39:-79:-
Shapes 
7 
absent 
injury, 
from 
then 
work on 
you can 
account 
subtract 
of} In addition, you have to’ attach 
80 a4 short statement to your return 
showing your name and address, Te 
_ : 
te Now Onlv_ | 
+ Here’s @ selection of hat shapes, trims and 

the. dates of your absences and. IN won 3 DAYS ONLY? 

imagination and create a hat “just 

for you"!

whether from injury 
the dates you 

sickness, | 

:

or

= 
Just in 

~— oon

+ | @an deduct certain trade or busi-| 
U.S. C. of Cc. Pressing ness expenses from their wages | 
20e a day li 

Congress Into Adopting or Salaries betore catering, the 
| 
: @ Fully plastic lined 

ss . item 5 of Form 1040, i

RecOmmendations , ye We come to you... | So delightful to clutch! And — ot Kresge’s — so low 

Keep in mind that these ex-! F i E C

: lpenses camnot be claimed on Fore | . | priced! Of durable plastic calf and patent that will ‘ aster orsages 

masucen oto ait lo, ta es con re oe CaM FE 2-9143 hl se eee artim ira ond nen hey ea rk

Coles for your ists cconetnel Scoa and $ 6 : Ta they could be from C 
tration into adopting-recommend-|1040, and still use the tax table} FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ined! y ep verm's — your garden! 
_ ations of the year-old Hooverjor standard deduction to compute) i D OWNTOWN STORE TEL HURON STORE , 
ne oe teem ee today by the/your tax. . | z DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY 

ee es Fst, tarajo page 5 of the off. ssuraia ena 7145 N. PERRY | Seginaw at Huron Teh Huron Shopping Seginaw ot H 

4 prod Congress and the adminis-jon either the short or long form, 

Former President Herberticial instructions for Form 1040 ; Center \ eginaw of Huron

>

Hoover,—whe-headed two postwar) : 
commissions on federal reorgani-
zation, was among those sched-| ann RRR EEE 
uled to address an “action confer-' 

hospitalized, |

were 

Te 00 Veg cc ce ew es AKA TE

@ Novel heatsealed trim

Pay

employes

past 

a wee as

as 

years, 

ence” 

organized 

by 

the 

Chamber. | 

ed, including 11 bills covering 
mainly minor points. i 
Some 250 measures are before 
Congress,venggen but many are duplica-|then, madlarme | “Little Men's” 
No legislation has been offered on) 
which would require action by| Sport 
Congress, 
e * * . 
Strengthening of the Bureau of | 
the Budget was urged by J, Har-| 
old Stewart, New York, in an| 
: address prepared for the opening ff 
e. session, Stewart headed the Hoo-Hy 
i. ver Commission's task force on 
budgeting and accounting. 
Hats Off to Caps, S t sy 
‘ They're Back in Ul S ey 
Style Again, Men | 
NEW YORK i®—Hats off to the BOYS’ : 
ap, men—it's back again. ei 
° And pags cas ogg . | SIZES 6 = 12 eee 
This ancient form of head cov-’ . a 
ering, worn for centuries in one $ A 7. 
form or another, had all but fol-ae ; 
lowed the handmade nickel cigar 98 KR sg 
-into oblivion, ; , 
* oe * Z 
A nifty new type of cap, called Il 
the “Ivy League” because of its’ 
first popularity on Ivy League Hy 
college campuses, turned the trick. | | J R . BOYS’ 

Styled for 

doesn't 

| 

;

overhang

little item which 

z 

in the back or drape over the 

Easter into Spring

Pretty as cake icing! 

= 

sides. It has a single-piece top j | 

and short visor. It fits snugly over ‘ j 
the top of the head. Ba 
Manufacturers are doing head-i 
stands of delight over its suc-| 

cess. ‘ 
* * * 

“It's one thebiggest changes’ |

of . 
in the hat business in years,”’ said 

Bernard L. Salesky, president of | 

tor Gi RLS Nylon organdy dress

the giant Hat Corp. of America.’ 

4 
:: 
os 
Motor City Studying 
, P A 
Park Monorail Plan , 
DETROIT (INS) — The Detroitperro Prt ana Reetion is studying a proposal to, 
build a miniature monorail tine 
for children in the city’s Rouge 
Park. ; } 
The three-car train would be a 
replica of the monorail rapid tran-
sit system many U.S. cities are 
now considering building to ease. 
traffic jams. i 
Danes. Have: More Grain ,
| 
unin ee 
400,000 tons—or 200,000 more, and 
ic) 
| 
Bi 
a AD aaht like dadd ts ofpee ae 
shordine Sellannel iA 
9 oasplash weove effects. Each 
is tailored with a sturdy 
rayon lining. The pants 
have elastic waist and 
zipper fly. In lots of special 
spring colors! 
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54.98DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY 
» Saginawat Huron 
-
cot 
urls, pigtoils or ponytails . . . 
there's just the hat to flatter 
our little miss! Dainty littleLoad myron tonne ce 
posies and ribbons. Each as 
pretty as a birthday cake! 
KRESGE’S 
DOWNTOWN STORE _TEL-HURON STORE_ Tel-Huron Shopping 
Saginaw at Huron Center — 
: 
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and can-can petti-
ost ce rata 
aqua. Deep hem. 
sizes 7-14 & 
Moms! Gone ore the days of slaving over o hot iron! 
Here are dressesof 100% nylon or wrinkl-shed cotton 
that wash easily and need’ little or no ironing. Each 
dress has an extra-full skirt... and most have deep 
hems and billowy petticoats. In beautiful spring colors. 
DOWNTOWN STORE _‘TEL-HURON STORE 
: ; Pa 
a — I a eng | AS 
\ 
ye| f “ ywe i ¥ " it ;bo iftee ‘ oe ‘ ayey s ieee ‘ ede ia oe i/ :ke ’ }Moe j e* ¢ : , :“of i wl ' oe .ye 
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' THIRTY-SIX, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1956 Fe

—-renrnneremnanenpaammasagrencsrennerenssnesmarsigensiensinti 

move from heat; add butter and| 

spices. Serve hot over ham. |

Lemons Celebrate First 

3 SISTERS’ GIVES U.S. “SAVINGS STAMPS!

By JANET ODELL © — Within the next six years—just|sauces. Futhermore, it's an easy , a# 
. PontiacHome Editor

Press 
One hundredyears a-growing. “ 

— Tats the boast 
-
of the lemon n-|# te lemon istry fo
Ml te U4. ert.in| You know that sprinkling tresn ROCAlI the Country | U. S. No. 1 Canadian FRESH JUMBO

lemons are

dustryyear.

this of Calionia and Ar cour 

second 

=|POTATOES RIPE ) EGGS

or 
America has forged 
come 

GOLDEN.

the 

/EOS ase wil proveat ther Care| Hankertngtaste of

for the

states

» Of course, lemon and orange 

‘trees have been grown a. great :

, "world’s ins dark. try-style dishes? Make wp «batch

crop.

deal longer than that. They are — ot the

the 

World War.) Ne need to remind you of the Ce ee ra

considered to be either Indian 

itfl

to the top in 

fruit trees are said to have 

No Waste 

. 

to America with Columbus. 

Hi

Bat it for the gold

remained 

rush miners of 1849 to make an 

STRAIGHT FROM

POO

OE

Cree

rere’

)| Heat remaining 2 tablespoons of:

‘Real CANNON 1 

fruit juice prevented scurvy. We) ! ‘butter in skillet until very hot; 
-kitchen towel know now it fs vitamin C. iSeu . 'add potato mixture, pressing down! 
‘ Lemon _ juice does , , wonderful \with large spatula. Cook over low|

inside every Giant |things for food. A bit of it, plus héat until cri@p and browned on’) 
chopped parsley, turns a simple % bottom—20 minutes or longer. | Super

Economy size of Turn out or in

canned soup into a treat. of pan cut pan 

Value

this premium \"s -jand serve brownedside up. Makes BREAD ¢ = 17 es] TANGERINES=: 2 5 

detergent for ‘9 

TEMPLE

family wash. 
Your money back 

Lemon juice is a life saver tojand stir into the mixture. | 

ORANGES»

if not satisfied! 

the dieter. It takes the place of Cook over low heat, stirring)makea highly satisfying dessert) 

N.Y, 
SEEDLESS

‘Lover Brothers,N.Y; 

gravies, salad dressings and rich constantly, until thickened. Re-|for a meatless Lenten meal, | 

Peels Like De. 25° 

a Tangerine 

-We reserve the right 
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST 

‘for Eating 

Soh Easterbut 00 shart weak ey 

alent, the miners paid-as high as 

i

z 

a dollar apiece for oranges and 
_ temeons! 

‘YOURS! 

to limit quantities ~ 

MICHIGAN FLORIDA 

Excellent Doz. 
‘for juice

POTATOES. Pak.s* 49° | oRANGEs ~39" |

DEFIANCE 

ert 2 

HOE_ 2 for rh

“COFFEE. CARROTS +i

POULTRY AT 

3 SISTERS’. 
California Pascale Sol

Choice of Grinds 

FREE 79%: -
CELERY .. 19°

Coupon with each pone = 
Defiance Coffee . 

nicks» 39

coupons and receiveone 
POUND FREE 

ONIONS 22 29 STEWERS “ 29" 

Fresh, Lean 

BUTT Lean, Meaty

SHORT

PORK ROAST 

19:

RIBS . . 

14-0Z. BOTTLE 

HICKORY SMOKED 

End 1. 

Cuts

IPICNICS......._. PORK CHOPS: 35°

214 

Grede 1, ‘Skinless 

‘HOT 

a 
a
cies 

RIBS

— 
— 
TENDER 
FRESH GROUND 

BEEF 

or 

BREAKFAST 

SAUSAGE

* 7 

, 

pISQUICK ROUND

3” 

or 

REMUS 

LARGE BOX 

Swiss STEAK

Country Fresh 

EYE 

40 

FROZEN 

30. 

BOSTON BUTT

Oz. 

PIES 

ROAST 

* Beef * Turkey ® Chicken 
YOUR CHOICE 

99° Lb. 

Dole, Frozen NABISCO EYE 
FRESH FROZEN 

POT ROAST of {| PORK LOIN

PINEAPPLE FANCY 
JUICE 

CRESTS BEEF 25. ROAST ‘3° 39:

6 ox. Cans

14 ™ 295 

TS ) ) RATH’S CANNED ; 79 

PaeseRves 2%: 4% 99°) PICNIC ot. °2 

STICED | MORRELL’S SLICED 

cmmst “" )°| BACON...3" 

MARKET 

Cut Green Beans........ 7 for $1 3 SISTERS’

(A fiiny Dane. wt ] SUPER MARKET

@ BEER® WINE © LIQUOR to Take Out 

Cream Style Corn... «i... 7 for $1 Open Daily 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Including Sunday

Corner of Baldwin Ave. and Walton Bivd. 

Whole Kernel Corn ...... 7 for $1 608 W. Huron Street

Stere Meurs; Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs—-9 te 9 

Phone FE 2-6192 

Prices Subject to Change

Friday and Seturdsy — 9 te 10. Sundayste 

ee ee ee er 

9 9 Tomatoes 


4 

Excel lence 

as

~P 

roves

cott 

meme Laud DiBlasi 
for Work : 
in Concert 

Pontiac Symphony 
Brilliantly Displays 
| Soloist’s Talent 

By DOKA 

DAWSON 

Orchestra 

on its 

Two members of the Democratic State Morris Arnowitz of Oak Park, publicity 
Central Committee present ata “Tea for—chairmanfor the—committee. They are 

TV” held Wednesday afternoon in the pictured as they admired an antique 
Louis H. Golden home on North Lake mandolin on the wall of the hostess’s 
Angelus road’ are (left) Mrs. Robert home. | 
Phillips of Huntington Woods and Mrs. 

artist from her high school days 
in ‘Pontiac, through the following 
years of study and progress tg her 
present attainment of excellence in 

‘the field of artist pianists. — 

ae * ae * 

Miss Scott chose one of the great-
est piano concertos ever written as 
her medium of expressing her 

ianistie—talent...Written—-by—-Bee--— | 

er 

There are six pages in 
today’s Momen’s Section 

thoven it is full of melodic gran-
deur, even in its quietest passages 
and demands a technique of fluid 
or powerful grasp not easily at-
tained, 

Under the hands of this young 
artist every demand was met 
with ease, and simple direct 

‘execution that challenged the 

orchestra in its equally difficult 

| parts. Especially lovely were 
the delightful running passages, 
very smooth in execution, again 
and again contrasted with bril-
liant chordal work and dynamic 
themes. 

In all of her playing there is 
combined a simplicity with assur-

| Pontise Press Photos 

‘ance of ability that makes her

Mrs. Louis H. Golden of North Lake Angelus road party. Pictured is-(left) Mrs. Neil Struebler of Ann 

playing a genuine pleasure to 

hostess at a tea Wednesday afternoon. It was one in Arbor who is pouring for (center) Mrs. Golden and Mrs. 

listeners, Following the completion 

of the concerto, she responded with 

was 

series of “Teas for TV” sponsored by the Democratic €lyde Nelsey of Davisburg.

a 

an encore, a Chopin Etude that was

‘Kat Kick’

|He'll Look Splendid in Presbyterian Ceremony 

stunning in its tremendous speed 

Robert Mehoke, JA Coordinator, Gives Talk 

‘and composition. 
ea oe: : lin a Tweed Topcoat — 
A gown of French imported | Upon their return the couple will ON Sa tu rday A tribute was paid to Miss Scott 

Chantilly lace was worn by Pa-|make their home on Sashabaw by Mayor William Donaldson who 

‘or indeed any man who prefers a tricia Ann Parker when she be-road. presented her with flowers and 

Pontioak Chapter Hears Guest Speaker‘? ve vw vines eect 

| The ballroom of Roosevelt 
members of the realty dressy topcoat, there is the:came the bride of Rickard H. expressed the hope that she might

Robert Mehoke, program coor-;ment of Pontiac for the past year,jers or friends of 
‘Temple will take on an_ Irish 

/4ssisted the speaker. | Pontioak Chapter whom they con-|semi-fitted model which has gained Jones——Saturday evening in the | ‘ play at the dedication bf a civic

dinator of the Oakland County 

atmosphere on Saturday evening

unior ment Associati oo 8 8 lsider the ideal secretary, submit!in popularity through all sections First Presbyterian Church. Dr. ‘auditorium, at Pontiac’s centennial 
a Setievernent “ee The invocation was given her name and state her qualifi-of the country. ‘William Marbach performed the lwhen members of Trabajamas, celebration. 

ceremony in the presence of 150 Keloa and Amies Clubs hold the | Praise for the playing of the 
ests. 

“Kat Kick."’ Dancing will be ‘orchestra, under the direction of

slim &U 

The fitted bodice of her gown 

|from 9 until 12 o'clock. — iFrancesco DiBlasi, is again forth-

‘featured a bateau neckline. A 

| Jeanette Cockle, Pat Donelson coming. It was a wonderful con-

flounce of pleated nylon net ac-|

herring-

weight

lighter

lclude 

wool 

-jand Joyge Whitfield, who are .cert, opening with the overture to 

cented the bottom of the skirt and) 

'Russlan and Ludmilla by Glinka,

jbone tweeds, smooth textured, in 

| serving general chairmen, re-

blended into a chapel-length train. 

which immediately caught the 

at-

‘tan and white, brown and 

tan, 

vealed thd names of those serving

Deborah Circle 

Her finger tip vell was se-tention of the audience with its

jas patror and patronesses for the

Michigan division meeting will The Black Watch plaid of blue,| -eured by a band of Chantilly lace

| 

‘elear and sonorous opening 

pas-

jparty.

Is Entertained 

and seed pearls and she carried

Pe, road 2 ipcliensan omndsiad 

‘green and black is the fabric for) 

sages.

afd Mrs. Carl Donelson, 

Mrs. Carnie Loucks of Nelson) “* ° otins Ge tm j Cotten knit shirts, tapered pants, 
| au bouquet of white roses, hya-

Mrs. Fred Cockle, Mr. 

| Other numbers were the Swan 

street entertained members of the, °" on = ne sla AES gingham blouses, corduroy Joung-, cinths, feathered carnations and and Mrs. Stuart Whitfield, Mr. and 

Lake Ballet wmoasic, Tschai-

lily-f-the-valley,

Deborah Circle of Oakland Park APRS a ame i auesehk ‘ers, coat dresses, lingerie, dusters, | 

Mrs. George Richards, Mr 

kewsky, delicately ethereal in 

Methodist Church for the dessert M rig warren bod corduroy sheath dresses, plastic 
luncheon Wednesday. ted nok “raincoats” for outdoor furniture, 

Mrs. Albert Barker gave devo-| Mrs. Russell Brackett will ban-cotton and orlon sofa pillows. 
tions reviewing the book, “Prac-dle publicity for National Secre-| [t can be worn, sat upon, looked 
tice of the Presence of God,” by,taries Week to be observed April at, draped or spread. A Black 
Brother Lawrence. Announcement 22-28, with Morene Frady serving Watch cracker will probably be 
was made of the April 17, buffet as. general chairman. During this next. 
supper being sponsored by the week Pontioak Chapter will again The Black Watch is so prevalent’ 

Sunday School. jpick the Oakland County 

Secre-thut it’s even appeared in a Brown 
During. the afternoon members tary of the Year. ‘Watch, something that would make) 
sewed for the American Cancer) es = ‘the original 18th century Black 

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lutzkin and quality, then two old Greek 

and Mrs. Gordon Thomas Parker Mr. and Mrs. John Justice will dances arranged by Debussy, al-

of Drayton Plains and he is the) lend their patronage. most religious in character and 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyal H.| Serving on the various commit-beauty. Appropriate to the sea-

Jones of Barrington road. | 

tees are Joan Richards, publicity; son, the Good Friday music, 
Mrs. Fred Boss wore a lavender | Marsha Stapp, tickets; Mary and from the music drama, Parsifal 
lace gown over taffeta for her du-| Martha Cowan, orchestra; Helene by Wagner, suggests the passing 
ties as matron of honor. Her head-| 

. ~ Prizant, refreshments and Judy of strife and the renewed hope 
ipiece was a floral band of white| 

MRS. RICKARD H. JONES \Coffer, clean up. | of re-created life and peace.

flowers and she carried a colonial 

| The welding of tone, the inter-

bouquet of carnations. 

|pretation of themes, and the blend-

Watch clan fold up their bagpipes 

BEST MAN In the Pontiac Area 

‘ing-of harmonies,under. the lead-

ership of Mr. DiBlasi has produced 

‘an orchestra organization that is 

a 

lremarkable credit and asset to 

Kenneth A. Schlucter served

With the Black Waich appear. | 

as 

best man. Seating the guests 

were

ing in a multitude of fibers, the | 

Marvin Spring, Harold Wiggins

temptation is to care for all of 

So 

land Jack Hruska. 

Pontiac. The last concert of this

them in the same way. This isn't 

! When Mrs. Parker received her 

.season will be April 25.

a Wise idea. 

jguests at the reception held imme-

| 

4 —_—

°

washable, but 

or

Most of them 

Mohaw

Mohawk

grand-

liately following the

: 

in Friday

: ; 

for a trip

motor : 

veeKey 

Earl V. Martinof

Earl Vv. Marti

the infant's maternal 

are 

ygrs

Mrs.

: 

to

>.

; 

ceremony 

=

iS 

Feted at 

Pink,

labels.|

watch the 

road,

they will

somenot, 

Fla. From there 
Cuba

West,

fly 

to 

are 

church parlors, she

blue dress

ithe

ling 

was wear-

with

feltcra 

ol eesti

ent 

returned from Phila-|

mother, has

scuba 

Trinidad

and 

to

on

sen

esha 

navy

a navy 

EI 
by 
: 
AS 
4 ' 
: 
. . 
Mollie Parnis 
: 
has designed 
a late-day 
dress in 
— 
Persian block 
print silk_ 
surah. The 
square-cul 
Ali . 
neckiine 1s 
high in the 
front and low 
: 
in back, and 
the full skirt 
. 
is belled 
. i 
over its. own 
tticoat. 
ct 
-
visited the Dris-Blue Showerwhite accessories and a for two weeks before returning @inhia where shebe treated like wool. | ‘blue and ‘colls. The infant's paternal grand-||corsage of wiite carnations, |home, 
| 5Nylon and cotton : |take — hotter | | * * © parents are Mr. and Mrs. John'. | Mrs,“irs. DaleDale McCardleAlc was -the lwater than wools. Some of the Mrs. Jones also chose a navy 
shower|. Four area residents have been Driscoll of Dallas, Tex. | honoree at a pink and blue\wa 8 Oe ee oe blue grees with white accessories 
Francis Chaffee of‘cottons and all of the nylons can ‘o hoiligse os = initiated into national fraternities ef {given by Mrs. 
Tuesday evening.be allowed to drip—dry without ; | or ner Sait : pa ti ia Cor at Denison University where. they R Perky H Oakland avenue 
freshman year. From emove rerky at Invited guests included Mrs. ones: . | sage was of pink. carnations. are in their 
Mrs. Paul| These dark dyes have a ten-A shirtwaist with elegance, this’ For their wedding trip to Bloomfield Hills is Robert McNutt, Inside Film Theater 'Harry Cherrington, 
Mrs. Paul F. Hawkins,| dency to bleed when washed, so smart cotton is an asset in any Niagara Falls, the new Mrs.'son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mc-| |Hawkins, 
feathers are being Mrs. Basil Wethy, Mrs. Chet Chid-‘don t wash a new Black Watch woman's wardrobe because it can Jones changed to a navy blue Nutt, Phi Delta Theta. Just because 
residents ledged. seen on many perky hats doesn't éster, Mrs. Jack Wethy, Mrs.joutfit with anything pale. Also, be worn any season. The dress is sheath dress with matching acces-' Birmingham: nod z P 
son of Mr. mean that everyone will be tickled’ Alma Browning, Mrs. James Gat-| they shouldn’t. be dried in bright in a bold satin weave overplaid sories and the corsage from her are Joh. Hogshead, 
Phiby your selection of a new bonnet. ten and Mrs. William Ramin.sunlight. ‘cotton. bridal bouquet. and Mrs. B. K. Hogshead, 
Donald Kipp Jr., son) Remove that cute little number! Completing the guest list were . —— a a = —— —_ : — \Delta Theta; 
Mrs. Law-Ip of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Kipp, Beta! and hold it in your lap while you’re Mrs. Grant Browning,¥ A A l . P! M b h ° 
Thomas R. Turner,/|at the movies, or if there's danger rence Wethy, Mrs. Ernest McCar-ca | ‘Theta Pi and 
and Mrs. R. N. Turner, of impaling your seat-mate in the dle, Mrs. Jack Pote and Carol_ | u X1 I a I y a n Ss e m e § s Pp e€ ‘son of Mr. 
a : | Si : |bus on its tip, Kinchla. 
: : a — —— | The Auxiliary to the Pontiac Curtis Patton serving as secretary.| The president appointed Mrs. Sieme o * -* 
General Hospital met x ednesday| Cochairmen for the “Meet Your Ivan Wilcox chairman of the nom-Mrs. C, MH. Davis of Williams 
-i ee ete Neighbor Sale'’ being conducted inating committee. Mrs. Robert, Street attended a performance of | 
Passion Play in |sani isla ue a. ane ' by the Pontiac City Federation of Sutton, Mrs. Robert Schapler, Mrs. the Black Hills 
page we te. nae nak Women’s Clubs are Mrs, Russell/Richard Olsen and Mrs, Edward Lake Wales, Fla, on Sunday. 
ssing the proceeds from the High y Eakle and Mrs. Gordon Parker.'Mann will serve on the committee. | ans .
Kinzler, “SpringFever Follies, ~ = | Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. 
Shallowbrook road, Bloomfield.= -_°* lot 
iHills. announce the birth of a hats are all| Mrs. Charles J. Barrett and Vera 
March 8. ~ Bassett were appointed cochair-daughter, Janet Ann, 
of the infant are the rage at ‘men ofa membership tea and) Mr. and Mrs. Grandparents 
of Pontiac Motorfund raising project to be held Hub ] \Mr. and Mrs. John Kinzler 
and Mr. and: 7 plunderstecdin the near future. | ubert J. svivan Shores Drive 
eeQuinn of Mrs. Lloyd W. Burnes of MarkRepresentative to the Greater | 
street. ~ 2 | The one| Pontiac Advisory Council for the | Bicomficid 
| C . :| Auxiliary is Mrs. M. D. Shelton, : Sally BigelowHills announce ne eee ee,| Mrs. W, Arthur Vernon and Mrs. 
| of Rowley_C, B. Steffey were appointed the ee _ =i 
| Fond lis| cochairmen for Hospital Week. 
| Announcement was made of the engagement of Make Bathroom 1wearing no ttheir daughterorganization of the first guild of , 
only has thethe Auxiliary to be known as Pio-5 -, Fresh, Smartthisiis ejGuild neOne. MrsMrs. FF. Suzanne Kay, : | .neer Highland 
forward look.R, Wood is president with Mrs, to Pet. Bert E With Terry Cloth 
but it's high Uebele Il. ee new washables for the 
make smart use of fashion withAuto Club Consultant He is th bathroom 
Thick, luxurious bath-.1 od € is (h€ \terry-cloth. 
are made of its bulky| Is Panel Moderator | son of |room bench cushions 
look—the onlJoseph Zabelski, Automobile ;foam rubber covered in terry. : . yMr. and Mrs. Waste baskets have zip-off terryClub of Michigan safety education) 
jcovers fringed in cotten! Loofa dif ference,consultant, will moderate a-.panel| , Bert E. 
discussion on ‘Traffic Safety” this, ; sponged are backed with terry. “she made 
. : = evening at the meeting of Emer-| Uebele Jr. |All these accessories come in such 
green, u herself.son School PTA. The 7:30 meeting of Orchard decorator colors as mist 
will be held at the school. : rose petal, ice pink, turquoise. | 
Mr. Zabelski will also discuss R idge road. Nothing is as easy to launder as 
traffic safety: and show a film on) terry, using hot soap or detergent 
“The “Talking Car” to the Water-suds and hot. rinses. It’s perfect 
ford Village School PTA March 22 = eee” ae : | washing-machine-washable, never 
. at the school. i SUZANNE KAY QUIN N needs ironing—and dries fluffy, 
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TY-SEVEN

PAL 

~ More Men Permit WivesV to Work | 

By ANNE HEYWOOD 25 years ago. 1 loved the wack wad “Yeah,” Hank grinned. “She: the light, and got ne a secretarial 
The same husbands who, a dec-' yet, the minute’ ‘we got married, asodied me might and day. She! job with one of my clients, 
ade or two ago, were violently, Hank insisted I stop working." nsisted that et herwork on} «y ier 
BUDDING ACCOUNTANT

resisting their wife's notions about, my accounting business, That, 1 and vi eae 
having a job, are now more often “Didn't want the neighbors to couldn't have," jis going into our retirement 
{thannot really helping the old girl. ‘think I couldn't supporta wife,"’) “But when she explained how im-where it'll do a lot of good!” 

* * * 

Mr. Y. chimed in, “I was a bud-portant it was to her, I saw __ Copyright 1956)

finally 

1 guess this is partly because the ding accountant and wanted to bejps on -a onal 
| priceof living has made two pay-

a big

hie 
hie
success.’ 

che@ks more desirable these’ days) 
than one. 

| YOU GET THE BEST

Mrs. Y¥. ountnue’: “We had the | 
Also, the woman whose chil-two kids and I was plenty busy. 

from

dten are grown gets to be a But, off and on, I used to long for) 
meddling nuisance, sometimes, 

the business world again. When the’ 
_and her husbandhappy children went ‘to school; I talked#-

is to | 

,OXFORD MATTRESS

have her keep busy, to Hank about getting a parttime: 

job Ae nee 

In Workmanship and Material

Mr. and Mrs. Y. are an example { 
of this. The three of us were talk-| “Wouldn't fet her, either, | 
ing it. over,-and laughing a good Hank interrupted, “I bad my 
deal, the other evening. own accounting business by then. 

“I was a secretary when we first I was doing well and ian't see 
married,'’Mrs. ¥. said‘That was. why amy wie should werk! —=' = 
cs 

“T tried to explain to him that 
Dorcas Class Meets it wasn’t just the money,"' Mrs. Y. | 
continyed. “But he couldn't see it.

to Discuss Projects 

I. don't blame him, really. That 
The Dorcas Class of the Oakland was years ago and not many mar 
Avenue finited Presbyterian ried women worked, 
‘Church met at the church Tuesday “But then, when the kids got 
evening. Plans for several proj-married. I really let him have it!” J : 
ects ‘to be Casini during the 
year were” discussed, 

Mrs. Iva} 
i eres 2 RERAS Sosa al VanderKooy and Mrs, C. W. Sea-| 
This ball gown made of layers y gray over rose 
chiffon, appliqued with pink and white embroidered 
flowers and rhinestones, is being given by MGM Studios. 
to Grace Kelly as part of her trousseau for her forth-
This boudoir robe of 
clinging white mat jersey 
is being given to Mis 
This dress, 
Helen Rose 
Kelly in her 
Society,” is 
designed by 
for Grace 
film, “High 
one outfit 
man were hostesses for the eve-
ning. Mrs. James Sandison was 
a guest at the meeting. 
Members whose birthday oc-. 
curred during February or March 
arranged the evening's program.) 
100% 
You may 
made to 
Rug Wool 
have these rugs 
order or we will -
§ 
You can be sure of made 
box spring when you buy at OX 
length oe OR degree of firmness. 
saving prices, 
OXFORD'Sod willaoe vagy a t sagging 
ny in mattress and 
y width sak and 
"The vay best at inoneys 
“tee 
mattresses or 
coming marriage. The gown was designed 
Rose for Miss Kelly to’ wear in her film, “High 
GOP Women Enjoy 
by Helen 
Society.’ 
Talk 
as part of her pomnene 
when she marries Prince 
Rainier of Monaco. The 
robe was designed by 
Helen Rose-for Miss Kelly 
being given to*the film 
star by MGM Studios as 
part of her trousseau when 
she marries Prince 
Rainier of Monaco, . The 
Mrs, Ralph Osborne invited the 
group to meet in her home on Ell-
wood-avenue for the April meeting. 
For easy care of your stove, line 
the bottom of the oven and hte, 
broiler pan with aluminum foil. i 
show you how with the 
LatchHook Needle. — 
OXFORD SHOP 
59 W. Huron. FE 4-7312 
oempaaahe taemattress ora Bho ngage Hany Bn § wi delve 
“THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM OXFORD” 
Oxford Mattress Co. 
$32 West Huron Street FE 2-7695. 
George Higgins, candidate for and Mrs. Grace Shulz spoke on the| to wear in-the movie, = -hampagne-colored, o wy LJsoft 
Congress from the 18th district, ‘president's visit to the conference. “High Society.” dress, is sashed with 
was a guest of the Republican _ Mrs, W. Arthur Vernon led the orange chiffon.
Women's Federation of Qakland pledge to the Flag and Mrs. Shulz i. 
County Monday afternoon at Hotel announced the Pontiac ClubWaldron, electric blue chiffon dance dressmeeting. March 26. Members 
e 8.8 Shoes, Gloves | was wearing red satin shoes and|were invited to the Waterford 
lred gloves. Another model in a/_ Reports were given on the recent} Club. meeting atthe Byron Cole to Match; beige chiffon dress had blue!Washington Conference. Mrs. Hen-home Sunday, 
|gloves and blue shoes.
kle spoke on “Peace” and stated A cooperative tuncheon-meeting Not Dresses ° 
that no American boy has died on a Only all-black or all-white out-|
will be held Friday at the Women’s 
battlefield in 30 months. Mrs. Em-fits had shoes and gloves adbuilding in Royal Oak according to/|-— NEW YORK (INS)— Dye your 
ma Pelican chose the topic, “All match. = Mrs. Ferdinand Henkle, president evening shoes to match your 
|
People Are Created Equal*;—*frs. 4of the Royal Oak Womens Repub-gloves, but make sure the gloves| Satin was the chief material no 
Kenneth Nichols, “Big Business” lican Club. se * don’t match your dress this shoes dyed to match gloves, 

spring. 

Contrast -colored shoes and

Mrs, George Bouwens, Mrs. Carl 

‘Mrs. Donald Netson—

gloves will be the stylish accents):

‘Queck of Rochesfer and Mrs. Ber-

SPUN GOLD 

nard Delong of Ferndale were) for date and dance frocks, judging, Hostess to Sorority 
... CHARMER HAT from a $500,000 fashion show

guests. 
~ By Mr. John {staged recently. 

Members of Omega—My_Siema4 
The commentator of the show, sorority met at the home of -Mrs. |$12.95 to $14.95 ‘Home From Funeral staged by the fashion division of Donald Nelson on Ross drive Tues-' 

“Save 1.99 

on 

Sears -

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ae ie 

Mrs. Leo McDonald of Mark ave-the ‘‘Stevenson for President Com-day .evening. Mrs. Emma Olsen’ 

Shades this

Other et a 
nue has returned home after at-mittee," noted that metallic leath-assisted the hostess. @ Regularly 7.98 
tending the funeral of her father, er slippers no longer are tops in Plans were completed for a co-

M. J. Daly>.ip Columbia Heights, evening shoe fashion. Leon A. operative dinner to be held March © 72x72-in. shower curtain 
Minn, Harris Jr., vice president of a 27 at the home of Mrs. Louis Liv-
DelCor1 Shop Dallas, Tex. department store said ingston on Woodbine drive. @ 34x54-in. window curtain : 
If your cream pitcher drips after |“shoes dyed to match gloves are Mrs. Elwyn Tripp, president, told’ 

each use, try buttering the under the new look for evening.” lof her recent trip ~ the? West;

48 | N.iy ts 
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9-pe. Damask Sets 

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@ Choice of 5 pastel colors TT 

@ 60x90-in. cloth... 8 napkins rte 

One of our best selling dinn er sets at the regular price. 
You save 1.21 during this sa le. Graceful floral design in 
soft shades of gold, peach, blue, green or ivory: Dinner 
size napkins, 16x16 inch size. 

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RIGHT. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1956 

lection of Officers, Guest Speakers Highlight. Local PTA Meetings 

Stephen by current | 
Mrs.. William Thomas was re-dent; Lois Coan, téacher, vice-| Kives, seeretary. ‘-|parliamentarian. Committee 

pmol ote tor the en! An election of officers was held, , MeL ought; teen. vice guest historian and Mrs. _ urer and Mrs. L. D. McLaughlin, Curtis and Mrs, Stuart Kramp. pointedMrs. Garner, 

meetings held at|elected Wisner PTA's president. 

president; Mrs. Kelth Mortimore, Mrs. Wayne Wightman is treas-

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Entertained at 

led

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rae icine. 

‘March 20th at 2:00 p.m. at the 
school. 

Community singing was led by ral 
Mrs. Donald Weiss. The attend-
ance banner for the month was/|tions 
won by Helen Mercer's second 
grade. 

SPRING! 

A seasonof gaiety, romance, 
and light-hearted fun. 
To dance you. right through 
this season, Alicia, has 
gathered together a dazzling 

array of beautiful gowns. 

uding a 

For home and resort wear, new at the left and the bolero at right, both in 

| sparkle sweaters in bulky knit add gaiety a white knit are studded with rhinestones. 

| to the eurrent scene. The fitted knit coat 

Dad’s Not Noble ---He’s 

By MURIEL LAWRENCE | plans all set. ‘Yat I've decided to, But Mr. Hardy was scared to 
Mr. Hardy's schooling didn’t in-!do with the dc gh I make this 

death of this inner feeling. 

“cludecollege.His famiiy -couldn’t:summer is trade-in my jalopy for) Thous it spoke with the voice

of his rationalself, it was shout-

send him, so after high school he!a new convertible, In the fall, I'll, 

ed downby his romantic one—

went to work. It led him into ad-| 

| drive it back to school with nel his ideal .of himself as the fath-

vertisinga field where he’s’

— 

and , er who gives what he didn’t

get.

done well without. a college de-| 

And ever since has been pre-

‘gree but where he would have | SUDDEN IRRITATION 

tending he loves the prospect of

done betterone.

with 

Mr. Hardy felt a sudden, intense, 

tions and by-laws, 
A by-laws — was ap-

Enslaved 

supporting Harry's extrav-
agance, 

let me try to destroy Mr.}. 
Hardy’s romantic ideal of himself. 
He is not a noble father. He's just 

ja man who has not recovered from 
resentment of hurt by his educa-
tional lack. 

Tt is what forces him to evade 

A i

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pnagedienens: ttniagiti 


* * * 

jirritation with his son. He couldn’ t| any unpleasant issue with Harry.

GOWNS for DANCES So Mr, Hardy has become very

ack to buy Harry a convertible. | The boy has become his justifica-

Lutheran Guild

conscious of his educational lack. 
|Forthis season, he’s financial triumph, he has invested

‘and PROMS His feeling was, “If this boy of tion. In Harry’s future social and 

ours can afford to buy one for him: | 

Readies Easter

usually anxious for his son's col 

self, he should expend the sum, | his hopes of retaliation for the 
lege progress. |not on luxury but on necessity—| snubs and hurts he has suffered. 

spots

Breakfast Plans

ALSO the VERY SMARTEST 

Harry cooperates’ fairly well. | his senior year tuition. He should He is not noble—just enslaved, jin with fine steel wool.

in COCKTAIL CREATIONS A college junior, he's made the [let his mother and me consider Final plans for the Easter Break-
our needs for a change.”’ fast being held_following the Sun-
rise Service Easter morning were 

THOMAS

discussed by members of the La-NI,

It’s So Smart to Layaway! 

dies Guild of St. Paul Lutheran! 

|

| 

Church at their Tuesday meeting. 
Mrs. Courtland Colilng is chair-
man of the committee. Assisting 

her will be Mrs. M. L. Lorenzen, |

for whom he worked last summer 
‘had offered a permanent job after) 

Mrs. Ernest Rowden, Mrs. Edward | St Patrick's Day 
Wagner, Mrs. Walter Mann, Mrs.

‘graduation. Moreover, he’d pay 

Donald Currah and Mrs. Paul

Harry more for this vacation’s| 
work than for last year's. 

McMichael. 
Plans were also made for a. 

“aan 48

OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS 

— W. 
‘od 
Huron Street 
5g NEARS RESETS 
AS 
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SEE) 
zi 
| end a 
mantel and said, 
ul 
“I've 
ee 
got my 
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[money-making project the Guild) 
|will sponsor April 14. Mrs. Donald) 
Tinson, Mrs. Robert Gardner and! 
Mrs. Louis Clauson are committee 
members, | 
HAT CAKES... 51!" | 
The group also decided to sell, 
greeting cards and stationery to’ 
raise funds for the purchase of, 
Bonene 
NUT BREAD. 29° 
altar appointments for the new 
|church. A 
| project was 
| purpose. 
“Use Your Talents” | 
also launched for al 
Peoches and 
COFFEE 
Cream 
CAKE. 7 63°| 
| Refreshments were served =| 
Pulted sleeves ore romantic -look-
ing, yet drametic, when they add 
top width to the sleek sheath, de-
iMrs. Colling, Mrs. Lleyd Rowden 
land Mrs. Robert Neff. — 
. ;Coming Events 
i| 
| 
Home-Made 
BREAD. ry] [ede 
signed for romantic -sophisticotes. Welcome Rebekah Lodge 246 Sewing 
i Club will meet with Mrs. Margaret Crew, | 
Not how new or how original but: 3747 Orchard Lake Rd. Thursday at 
) p.mhow becoming is the way men Maita Temple Board — meet Satur-
judge clothes and the boys feel the day at 8 p.m. in _—_— 2 Perkins St 
Teachers Exchan; crop meeting 
same. way. about juniors. If you scheduled for Thu ay at the Pontiac | 
_ School has been cancelledare attracted to older fashions, ™ 
sther Court 13, Order of the Ama-blend these with romantic impulses , ranth, will » sor & anceke festival 
March 23 at welt emple, 22 State |to best express your personality. St. from 8 to 7:30 p.m 
HOT BREAD AND DONUTS DAILY AFTER 3:30 P.M. 
EXCEPT SATURDAY . 
THOMAS PASTRY SHOP 
121 West Huron, Neer Cass FE 4-8163 
PARK FREE in REAR of STORE 
“The LION STORE'S 
All Dressed Up For Easter 
in FeO ParrovT 
SHOES F 
Sizes 815 to 12, 
“6” d ‘6? 
Sizes 1215 to 3 
$ 6” d 7 
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FREE 
A Block patent, Pith oF Ponsche Beige Wiire call, In high heoh only. SURPRISE 

ed

eeee 

8 Black potent, or White Bork smooth leather, in high or mid-heels. PACKAGE

AJ Flight Blve, or Red smooth leather, in high heels

onty, 

Ash for one when you come th

C Block potent in high or mid-heefs. Flight Bive smooth leather 

. 

for new Poll-Parrots...a minia-
D Block potent or Flight Bive calf, in high heels only. ture shoe box full of surprises! : 

in high heels only. 

ee ey 

' The happy faces here mean happy feet ‘cause

Maling Shoes 

chey’re wearing new Poll-Parrots. Lots of fashion, 
yet that same pre-tested quality that gives

50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 

you extra wear and better fit. Come in today and

Open Monday and Friday Evenings 

get your children their Easte £ paradin’ shoes. 

Charge Your Purchase—e 30 Days) ¢ 70 Days © 6 Months 
51 S. Saginaw St. Park Free Rear of Store While Shopping 
i ? 


Forgery Wave Say St. Clair Rive 

Store 

A girl, about 15 and wearing a

(Clear for Navigation 

plaid stole, was suspected in the 

DETROIT W—The St. Clair

Strikes County 

theft of two employes’ billfolds 
river was_reported clear‘for navi-

from a downtown store yesterday.

Prosecutor Cites Spread gation today. Viletta 44% Fairgrove

Greiner,

* * «

of Complaints to Police Ave., and Mae Hughes, 21, Monroe 
The Coast Guard cutter Tupelo

in Oakland Area 

Robert Y. Parenti 

chiefef the U. 8.

‘are(0. Seek Nomination. 

Attroney Robert V. Parenti to-
announced

his candidacy for| mediately 

No 1, 190-150 bu. Burplors Loot Drive-in, 

, 14.00-18, doa ; JOHN RISE ‘ROBERT STEWART 

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Retrigeration Firm Moves 

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DETROIT EGGS 

E.

ETROIT, March 12 (AP)—Zges, 

in at 426 W. Huron St. 

y|* o. b. Detroit, cases federal-

grades: ae 
Whites—Grade A, jumbo 51-59, weight-

Production Factory to City 

ed average por) iaree =? tewid.orade|®

@ 
edium 43-45, 
B, 43-45, — a Transfer of production facilites, bo attained tm trem 2 t2 99 
owns—Grade A, uke ; larwe 45-
#7, wtd avg. 45%; medium ade B, to 421 Ferry St. in Pontiac was 

days. 
large 42, Grade c., large 36-37, wa avg. last Nevcouber déspite the short 

by 
Checks 36-37, wid,Se 3. of the Division of the

36. 
announced yesterdayofficials Manager of the division is John}, 
Frostrode 
Commercially graded Warren Alloy Co. The plant was

Whites--QGrade A, extra large 47; large 

44-45; medium ¢ B, large 42. formerly located in Vicksburg, 
. Brown rade A, extra large 46; 

Mich.

large 43-44; m 40-42, B, 

The new local plant will employ 

who has with

associatedre-

7 arket s! teady, Demfnd continues good about 20 on three production lines 

sales since the

espectally tor ‘whites. Tasnasannd maaerets 

in the output of cooling units for|teeret" 

‘use in such fields as coolant chill-

a 

The new Pontiac quarters,be-

CHICAGO EGGS AND BUTTER 

ing for machinery tools, solvent 

CHICAGO, March 4 {AP)—Butter 

stabilizing in dry cleaning plants

steady; es 1,315,000; , Waciamnle buy-
ces_ AA 57;
96 

2/220 home air conditioning. 
would 

wala

the|® 0425 

te 2, $8Sal:

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tec© 418: 

ase

cashed‘ 
a check after taking 

Full production is expected te

smelting plant that

new

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a balance ; Te-

man’s name and account number “— mS ga ae sted “5 — 

boost primary aluminum

mehanged to -lower; U.S. lar

shies UeGhS bar conn i's i? 

capacity 

32; meduims 4 standards 37.5; dirties 

a 31; checks 36.5; current receipts 37.6. S

Grain Prices New York Stocks 

CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO POTATOES (Late Morning Quotations) 

CHICAGO, March 14 (AP)—Opening) CHICAGO, March 14 (AP)—Potatoes: 

from the slip,” he explained. 

wees 

by about 20 per cent. 

grain: Arrivals old stock 70; on track 185; jotal|/Admiral | .,.. 20.1 Celsey 

wares. 

Et shipments 967; sup light, de-'Air Redwe ... 42 Cennecott 

... 

good and market ty earenger. Allied Strs .. 63.7 Kimb Clk . 

UAW Sharply: Blasts

Election Reform Bill 

Carlot track sales, i Idaho -| Allis Chalmers 73.6

$4.70-4.90, in sacks cwt.,;Alum Lid ....120.6 

.

16 Ib 

ri. 

. 

basis $5.50; ‘innesota-North Dakota|/Alco ....... 6.1 Lehn & P...,, 

| 

|

Pontiacs washed and waxed $4.60-4.65,,|Am Airline .. 25.3 LoOP Giass...

New stock arrivals 9; on track 40; sup-/Am Can ..... #3 Lity MeN@b

lies 

.,

moderate, demand good and market Am Ppp : ps & My....

New stock carlot track sales;/Am Ges ® El 9 | Lockh Aire...

r.: 

‘a 

Round Reds in 50 Ib sacks $2.70-am iieeee a8 eow'e 

= 

am 8 Ges 3 AEE 

— News ot lou Mash... 
Vy . ° 

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Poul 

Am

Am

Am 

Bea’

Smelt 

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Gl....

57.8 Martin,
185.2 May D 
37.

; 

,..

DETROIT TRY 

Tel&Tel 

Str.... 

4 o. DETROIT, March 13 (AP)—Prices paid/Am Tob ..... 78.6 McGraw H...

Nn 

ure river ues per pound f.0.b. Detroit for No, 1)/Am Viscose .. 49 |& saeee 

quality live poultry up to 10 a.m, Anae Co... $1.6 Mere 8 

3-Pc. BATH SETS

40.7. 

98: 

33; hy 20.;Armeo Stl ... $3.6 Mpis Hon,....

Heavy hens 32-33; light hens 20./ ims Ck .... 333 Monsan Ch...

Ward...

Heavy brokers or fryers (3-4 Woe):| AMEN oo 339 Mont

oun or Whites 24-26; Barred Rocks 26-27.| 40; al ue 

’ aeons (4-5 Ibs) 26-28, (5-6 IDS) | Aveo “\.. 61 Motor Wheel..

31-33. salt 414 Motorola... 

membersthe

of

& 

: 

Committee,which the measurelll Bi Choice of cast iron or steel tubs. 17 2 19-4edh ile Ses

to

41. Muciler Br...
o4 Nat Bisc......

Crk...

Av

heavy|Beech

_| Bendis,

he O Turkeys: Heavy type hens 38;

negligencei Oak-type toms 30.

Claimioo 

by the

: 

hag been

land oad ™ teady, Trade a beng a seer Be 

closet (less seat) . . . complete with trim. HURRYTHESE

FOR

THEY WONT LAST: LONG. AT THIS LOW PRICE! 

o. 

aabenande. = — seer ao none nee Pose requirements fra ‘ jeth Steel aad 4 yo thle 

Onethe

of 

vey

approaching Jewish holidays and feast|BosingAir .. 10, Nat Gyps

jaaye. Best for taney quality! Rorden 2S ee:

..-.

which she was injured, Margaret 

is

o pay om 
ae 

offerings of capone ‘arner . 40. SRE 

CARL. SPENCER

R. Russell, of crobeapnigenr is su land turkeys — are com as > omy ere m a 3 MS M 4
ing 

a

the commissionfor $50,000. or only fair. yryere_ 2 run Balke at Nort & West.

In a bill of complaint filed in|*mple supply and demand only’ fair. Burress". 383 He, Am AY

County Circuit Court, she i Calumet & H: 38 sent Alztns 

Pick Local Designer

..

Oakland 

alleges she was driving on Maple| CHICAGO, Mareh 13 (AP Life poul-iCamp wy” .. sig guens Bol. 

road in Bloomfield Township last |"? firm on hens, steady on, balance; "461 BSS Qe air

receipts Coops.

spot in/108,000 

Head Ford Section’:

.. 

to

P 

| 

in

I); 

873 (Monday 192

{.0.b. paying prices 

|can

\0-|Capitel 

sae $3 oe,

Air! 36.7 

* 

Nov. 27 when a. bad 

| 

Bh 

the road threw her car into the {hinted beary, hens Soe ae ia eet hess Hd Parke De... 

Cari Spencer, of 440 Cass-Eliza-

bah ot_anatther. Io 25-56, Over 10 20-30; cuckinngs sel Goes "Shi: 4 Be Po

4° cd

_"The-commission s soot bint el es Cities Ovi... 634 ploer 

abl84 
..... 363

Mor 48.7 

beth Rd., has been appointed!"

responsible,

was 

of color and trim

she clai for keep Clark Zovtp . 08 Dp )

—_—. Climax Mo | 664 

mate-

manager

ing the Livestock

and 

prite

philip

not

“reasonably 

rials at the Ford Motor Co.,

highway 

safe 

Palm ... 60.5 

ac-

con-

..

oN

No hear-

DETROIT LIVESTOCK Col

OIT, March 14 (AP)—Hogs—BSal-

Bra A... 28.1

Gas .. 16 Pit Plate GO.

niew

venient for public travel.” 

cording to Roy A. Brown, chief 

stylist in the firm's special prod-

set. one 550, No erly goles, asking higher. boomy og t= > Prost « 
SS UEEnEEIEEieeemeael Cattle—Salable tesh receipts/Gon N Gas '.. 362 pureoO

ing date has been 

styling studio.

-

ucts

mostly cows; mastert bet Dyan ver P| Consum Pow i RCA

: 

lodae Calendar 

fescue SS RB, Ere

Ln aesae nelly “comelect Bes aS Ret Bes

m ers w

11 50-12.50; ie Rock Bog: 

He formerly was associated with

snowstorm; prices gene: : : 

A. J. Auchterlonie & Sons Inc., Says Russia May Have
: 

‘manufacturer's Peearppaarie for 
plastics, linen fabrics and 

Long-Range A-Rockets

7 

oe

cial © unication Pontiac 

some mais canes ead ©cut-Gent ou 

paper

Lodge No. 21, PF. & A. M., Friday, |ters unevenly @ seles'Cont Mot .... 9 Safeway Bt 

.. 

products firms.

utility and commercial bulls 12.$0-15.50. Corn Pd . 27 

NEW YORK ree Air Force |

. 

March 16, 7:30 p. m. to confer F.C. Calves—Galable 100. Not enovgh veal-|Curties Wr | 323 a. 4 

_) 
.. 33 

* * ee 

‘Secretary DonaldA said |

degree. Samuel E. Smith, W. M. jers sold early to make a representative . . 922 Gears Roed 

Spencer entered the styling field:

Ad |marke., undertone generally steady. Det Edis . 3.49 Bhell OFF

ACV. “‘Sheep—Saiable 300. Market estab-/Dis 38 Simmons 

.... 

last night ti 15

C

not 

:

-

in 1935 when he joined the Ditzler

‘shed. pews an : wt Sthclair 

have ae the net very disioat tol

<.

ee 

as 

page for par

85.2 Read’.
BE Ma

(AP)—Salable/East Kod 

Division of the Pittsburgh Plate

News in Brief

| rie 

ture’ long-range atomic missiles|

cmcaco uvesroce

CHICAGO, March 14 

Glass Co. after graduation from! 

able to am we of

speeds

741 

$0.1

J-le18 
60.5 
duct (second offense) and was|® lod mostly No. 3 287 Ib. 12.00: few | Preioieul "$33 Sted nb eC

lots mostly No, 1 and 2s 206-220 Ib. /precP™ om oe = my 

33 26; and head sorted ib. 13.00: Hs 

any 
28 

we 

36-4 

4

94 

32.2

47

90:1 

ie 
31. 

31 
“ 
ee 
asl 

704 
4

96.6 

by! 

antot 

187.9 

th 

174.

186.1 
tae! 

188.2

108.9. 

eighths 
Noon} 

WS 

try

... 

Michigan State University. As 

James Thornberry, «1,at of mostly )),"Sy higher;pigner messteadywey 3s | le at si 64

N 132-208o* 3 sows Sa 

|

cant.

Ind 

color engineer for the firm, he

cl 

¥ ar ashing Columbia |

Quarle: ;

_

» 

at

Of

oo-|Emer Rad 12.2 Std

Norton St. pleaded guilty yester-|bigher: bull, salve US.No. 1 to Iti paire Mor | 424 fd On 

We 

originated the idea of using model University in New York called this}

day to drunk and disorderly con-| and 3s 240-260 Ib. included et 12.15; / Firestone -16 Std Oll Ohio 

display colors.

to 

development “‘a serious challenge |

. 

cars 

CABINET. SINK 

recep «+

-In 1939 he became 

qualitative leadership.”

partner 

to

a 

our 

ma

sentenced to 90 days in Oakland 

42 

308 

iGen pak... 88 

eo 

‘and editor of “Colors and Con-The Air Secretary also said Rus-| 

ew lots mogtiy an

County Jail by Pontiac Municipal! '55-"ana 42 head sorted 208 Ib. at 12.40; issn | og g: — is 

“gt 

‘195.6 
1338 : >. 12.00 12.80: a tow iota Deets iss Mills |... a, Tex GQ 8ui.. 3831 

Ls) 

tours,”” an industria] styling sup-sia will soon have “substantial| 
plement to Ward’s Automotive numbers of long-range jet bombers 

‘siors0 5G Q50

Judge Cecil McCallum. fatter price highest since Feb, 13; 280-|Gen is... O12 Texas Co 

Reports, authoritative periodical capable of delivering atomic weap-|

2.00; sows : bo iJ ; 

Big 66° Double

Owen School, 43 E. Columbia |amy 10.25 and above for larger lots;'Gen Tel ..... 41.3 Thanh m8 

the U.S."

the auto industry. 

ons on

on

Ave. was reported robbed last. {escaaional ehetee light sows under 380 /¢Gn Tire = 8 Tran W Air. 

| |

ti hette . ace

night of a cake pan. Police sus-.iie\e ea:tie 14,000: salable’ calves Gocgrion .-... 968 anon 

connsine SINK

juvenile entered through?s00: steers fairly setive. ay , = bit ng J Underwood

pect 

‘

‘Deaths in Nearby Communities

a 

.. 

sabe ne Sw ond

higher eifers active, stron 0 * . n @

|95 higher; steady B94 in i

unlocked window. 

other Gut oll. 

Pac

to strong.

an 

cows 

lasses -steady; prime steers \ = “, Unit Air

of|according to weight: load cate prot...

Found guilty on a charge 

prime irias 

Hooker $4

« 

siaso $1195

nde he fl t|!-at 24,50: @ load of prime 1,633 Ib. Indust Ray. 0 Un Gas

under influence Of), 2950; bulk choice 99.4 US Lines 

.

driving

liquor, 

the 

steers 18.$0-21.00; Read. ~ 

raid ef prime and 

|

Joseph W. 

Franklin, 34° of | most Load 

In 

[gr OB Rubber 

and four sisters,-Mrs, Edith |

JAMES J. DAWSON 

ester;

rg org 

ce 

... 

THESEFinest

ARE

Thompson of Hersey, Mrs. Ruth)

ORTONVE.LE-— Service for

206 Wessen St. was fined ag ve | |mixed yearlings, mostly steers yr 13b0;"4Cine os we Te 

QUALITY SINKS!

sues 

J. Dawson, 70, of Orton-obras of Everett, Mrs. Edna |
Munici udge ifs loads of mixed choles and prime/tnt Bus M n 4n7 algreen 

..., 

Free Stendieg

terday by a! — -—-ih dls 20.00; bulk chotce heifers Int Harv“e 37.3 Warn B Pic 

lville, will be held at 2:30 p.m.|Roehm and Mary Bush, both of |

. 

Maurice E. Finnegan. 11800-9900; good to low ehotce 16.00-17.75; Int Nick .... 91.3 

weete en 

40%

utility x jow good heifers 12.00-18.78; Int Pauper 124.7 Weste 

St. Patrick's Day square dance witty and commercial 1100-13.00; few/int Silver 9 Wale 

A 

Fg

Pea 

|Saturday from Donelson-Johns Fu-Rochester. 
Henry W. Gibson 

TOILETS 

DISCOUNT

ineral Home, Pontiac, with burial

high commercial. up to 1 ean. |{n bi | 3 see

sponsored by the Lake Orion Lions -ot) ood cutters 10.00-11.78; utility and {sl Crk Coal. 8 

we 

in Lakeside Cemetery, Oxbow 

ROCHESTER—Service for Henry

Lake, He died Wednesday after a 

W. Gibson, 85, of 3090 N. ne 
iter 

Y oungstown

i y “hearry or ale & Tow 

tace

. 

we

Lon Man. 

95.4

:

Hanoute's Show Room (formerly | fat bulls 1100.12.00: venlers 2600 down: {4

stock Jones

yearling 

Youne 8 & W.

: 

a toad of choice heavy 

reeL. rebes eer highway } -good 10 Ib. 

calves

feeding 

& Y 

48.5 

Youngst Sh T.

Seed Bete 

CABINET

steer 

month's illness,

| 

ter Rd. will be held at 1 p.m. | 

A-Grade’ §*

Mr. Dawson leaves three da 

SINKS

4. Admission per person) papers 16.50-16.75 
urday from Pixley Funeral |

Saiable sheep 3,000: slaughter lambs STOCK AVERAGES 

ters, Mrs, Ellen Sutton and 

th burial in Mt. je=) Irregulars 

sane

ae

and Hearold (Arizona) Rice, a moderately active, mainly steady, but a) NEW YORK, Mareh 15—Compiled 

SAVE $107

Charlotte Switzer of Union

—AQV. tew jonds including some heavier; The Associated Press 

died yesterday after | 

Upte

3,9 weights still unsold: most seles good Thine Rate 

and Mrs, Geneva Myers of Keego

~ 

eee 

_. 

Rummage sale. Mar. a. M.|\to prime wooled Iambe 110 Ib. down pois ¢ on

| 30.08 2150; cull low good lambs |’ 68.6 

Harbor. 

soa 'esen Baie Nate

Gibson leaves his wife, La-|

143.6 74.8

to 

gsr

ay 

our.

tol Pp. m. First Christian Church. 200-1900; mostly chotce shorn lambs Lihat —. SIR no reed 

= 

Mrs. Elmer Shaw

858 W. Huron. —Adv. tos Ib. No. 1 pelts 19.75-2000: slaughter 4 3.0

choice 8.90-8.90. S80. 70.0 

vinia; three sons, James and Rob-|

ewes steady; cull to 

|VcRr 

12.0 123.2

...-. 

CLARKSTON—Service for Mrs. ert of Rochester and Rev. Walter i

Rummage sale, Episcopal 1b88-t6 a tors 1169 

eta 

Elmer (Mary) Shaw, 59, of 9785 Gibson of Stanton; two daughters, | 

BIG 52” 3-UNIT KITCHEN

Chuch, Exchange St. entrance. . os. 211.9 123-0 68.3

142.9 778 $5.4

‘Treanor Named Head: 

i988 pad 

BATH TUBS

BE.

Crosby. Lake Rd., willbe held at Mrs... Lavinia..LeBarre of Lake

Fri., Maren16,2 to 8 p.m. Adv. 

WALL CABINETS

{1:30 p.m. Saturday from Sharpe Orion, Mrs. Louisa Larsh of|
DETROIT STOCKS 

Rummage sale, Congregational Nephier Co) 

‘Funeral Home, with burial in Lake-Wayne; 14 grandchildren and 9.

Figures alter

f Recreation Group. 

decimal points 

are

Church, Mill St. Fri. Mar. 16 at 10 

+side Cemetery. She died today. | great-grandchildren. Reg. $25.50 
Mrs. Shaw leaves her husband; 

Sterdy, sil eter cons sap ones $

High 

] 9” 

Compare this Value...

| Baldwin Rubber*

a.m. to8 p. m. Mar. 17, 8 to Il a. 
. 

|Gerity-Michigan®

|

women,

wordy, 

white enamel finish,

Robert R. Beck and you'll be convinced,

m. Spring clothing, 
William L. Treanor, of 971 Ber-

daughter, Vera, at home;

men. 

Kingston Producta® 

a 

a son, 

handles, bomadnen

. 

pom 

—_

|Masco Ser ‘e 

ROCHESTER—Service for Rob-| 

ertR. Beck, 79, of 534 South Blvd, 

wenee 

'M ilo in Frankfort, Germany; two)

wick Blvd., today was appointed Miie 

Praatves

A 

aoe 

Mfg* 

‘brothers, George Van Marter of

The Bargain Bex, 465 S. Wood-chairman of the newly-created | y 

Warne 

Screw? ie 

‘Caro, Robert Van Marter of Wa-will be held at..2 p.m. te

ward, Birmingham. Has spring Greater Pontiac Community Ad-

*No sale: bid and asked. 

from Pixley Funeral tease! with

me, ..............

4-Inch SOIL PIPE in 6-ft. lengths only $3.68

clothes for the entire family, at yjsory Council committee to study terford; and two grandchildren. 

low prices. MI 4-4528. —AdV. the recreational facilities of the. Charies H. Metro burial in Oakview Cemetery, Royal. 
Oak. He died suddenly yesterday |

ACCOUNTANT, wide experience, City. Telephone Pilfered |: 
ROCHESTER—Funeral arrange-

at his home. : 
Fred V. Haggard, freadeaa of

all phases accounting, desires part ments for Charles H. Metro, 70, of 

time assignments; monthly clos-' 559 Mary Ellen St., are pending at 
ings and tax work. FE 4-9295. the 278-member organization, an-

for Couple of Nickels 

“The Store That Values Built”

There are no surviving relatives. | 

|Pixley Funeral Home. Mr. Metro 

August Vangeloff 

fea, suddenly early today at oad

CHICAGO (INS) — The telephone, WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP-—} 

—AdV. nounced the appointment. 

euth Center, The council will meet tonight at 

rang and rang in the waiting room, ‘Service for August Vangeloff, 32,

=p OPEL Cogn at varie the City Hall for a business meet-

He leaves his wife, Sylvia; three

of the Oak Park elevated train sta-/ 

of 9230 Cooley Lake Rd., will be at 

1. Cash
ing and to hear.a preliminary re-

‘daughters, Mrs. Mildred Comstock 

1:30 p.m. Saturday fromDud-
the

If your friend's in jail and needs: ‘port on the new committee. tion. | 

of Pontiac, Mrs. Martha Bullard

* bd * | 
ley H. Moore Funeral Home, Au-) 

2.. Layaway 

burn Heights, with burial in the. 

bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. Treanor is manager of the In-

and Mrs. Catherine Bollinger, both

None of the commuters answered,

—AAV. torstate Motor Freight System and 

m. Sat.|is a member of the Junior Cham-
Rummage sale. Fri a dle 

‘of Rochester; two sons, William

it. They just laughed and laughed. 

Veterans section of Perry Mt. | 3. FHA

of Auburn Heights, Marvin

—

Two wires dangled from the bell! 

Park. Mr. Vangeloff was drowned |

= | ber of Commerce. 

Rochester; and six grandchil-

9 a. m. Presbyte 

box, Under it, clearly visible/° 

Tuesday while ice fishing in| Ne Meney Down

Huron St. 

jagainst the dirt-streaked wall, was aa 

Cooley Lake. “|

‘Lake Orion Auxiliary the outline of a missing pay phone) Mrs, Walter Siewert 

(As Low as $1.25 

A lifetime resident of Oakland | Weekly). 
he was a staff sergeant | 

PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.

and this unsigned penciled notice: ROCHESTER—Funeral arrange-

King’s Disciples to Hold Slates Friday Bakesale 

|ments for Mrs. Walter (Marian

— 

L.)|.Coumty

in World War II and spent nearly

“This phone was wine Feb, 24 Siewert, 33, of 845 Miller St., are 

three years in the China Burma

between,J2 and 4 a.m. by someone pending at Pixley Funeral Home. Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies 

Banquet Tomorrow Night :\ LAKE ORION 

The American 

WATERFORD—The King’s Dis-|Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring a| 

Theatre.

ciples of the, Waterford Commu-bake sale at the 1.G.A. Store, Fri-| who was short a couple of nickels." She died early this morning, fol-

Phones: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100

nity Church will hold their annual day, beginning at. 12. noon. The) If you've found you save money lowing several weeks’ illness, He is survived by his wife, Mary | 
semi-formal banquet at 6:30 p.m. proceeds will be used to help in} and marketing steps by planning She leaves her husband; one son, 8.; tow sons, Nicholas and Robert | 

172 $. SAGINAW

tomorrow at the church. Margaret any need that arises in the area. your menus for a week or several Jerry Lynn, at home; her parerits, 

and a daughter, Kathleen, all at) 

' Free Delivery 

:

FREE PARKING

Studebaker is president of the (Poppy Sales are designated 
veteran's families only.) 
for days in advance, try doing so when ‘Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Bush of 
you're hungry so your appetite will ‘Hersey; one brother, Allenof Roch-
home, and one sister, Mrs. Michael 
Kerensky of Auburn Heights..._ 
| : 

Except on Cash & Carry

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MIDWEST ta, en‘saad Appl between | ¥ + wages right housework3-3602, yriday at store. factory Preuce _calls. : PE 

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5 mas Ored. Accountant 

« . 

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ALL HaxD SEWING “Ai)MENDING.) fy ployed 463

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ae SS wo _time. "Tver “Sout or!© FE. 31385; 

ae oats foccltieson Sf 106 Pontiac roa Soa PEs 

66 et fe, PONTIAC r woman tp charge. Pontiac “CHIMNEY WORK | Gvanan = naare ies ea a ae 
A “ wanvRT. ¥ specialize in mene a ran A _RADIO & 121 8. PARKE 

ig Mie “ents” oe rinkers.-ane 12 fae sane ta = 
tng. repairing, rebutldin -

a KIRKB / a future for the r 80N, < ‘ #2551 py ANTED | 
in JOHNSON'S RADIO AND TV

the RRBY 
ox live in 5 days # week.) new chimneys. Also bulid apd ered ¥ noti-| —Zuastal HemeFe 62002 4 Stones 
: 
Posies’EXPEERIENCED 66. 
ty 
PONTIAC 
: 
8.1865. wire baskets on 4. p waton Bivd PE

— WANTE: D Five. MEN stall chimrey®. ¥ +7001 
id. petition 

anes FOR Gl OL DAE WORE. CALL) and nepered Also al) SERVICE,

Court | Gervice o..2.0 neison-: sexs BALESMEN. POR| Sta teres ORS°Soa! SotCall after) JOBS ‘OR GIRLS CADY WHEY 3531. Tingsace repaired. ate TVSTV

Cour Building | 0000.8 Donelson-Johns NEEDS : CALL wall’ forms. 31261. 

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5 _APTERGLEN FARNHAMA’ ve 1400 4 ta2s 7" piso, vacellent Ls

6:00PM. 
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-|Mitehell's1 ainaw St

B ceumeas ‘Berries Fiene or Motor 

MAN, WITit ; pera GOOD & rewinding 218 E. Pike/"~ 23

Lots OR . $3 A BUSHEL, ‘4300 ey erate: uh id

Cemetery YOUNG WI THOUTry EX-!|Csseter-cLerk,TRAINEE home fur. B Lnd iRONINOS 8 GOOD) Phirie ee Upholstering 

‘ sontiae“Me pel reew FURNACES @oR IVT aah ae a

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Gu ROY PERIENCE, 
* ba 
WORK acivety 
* 

en ome a

WHITE. 
* o , 

a

—ets,_ trom owner 7) IN. LOCAL FINAN-| GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac | iromno, 9 a BUSHEL. ExCeL)” HEATING SERVICE ee Pas 

= Ses os BE bg Onda Gas, stg burners and furnaces Shia Pr Cooley Lake EM

84277

CIAL INSTITUTION— Pooue cleaned and a._Free_estimstes._—_—___

MUST NEAT *s PE pert & BABY SITTING IN serviced.All per 

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a The Pontiac s by LN d aa av or night iv ‘THOMAS UPHOLSTERIN 2 = : — jl pEAR ENG. HIGH 
Bied. FE AND ed

PRESSERS ON LADIES AND IRONING. cr aa Day) 20161. WAYNE HEATTIN G_CO 34 8 TELEGRAPH FE 
5 4 +A RI N-= ae*) wien’ garments. ‘pre-)— service, | Walton 

PLASTERING — _RE-

eS FOR WANT ADS 
exoiD HELI ABLE CADE és pajr. Carl Buxton.FE ice| eal peated Tour material, PE 5$71.

iit SCHOOL GRADUATE, fertes. Apply Pou ‘Dey Cleaners, wn

Notice RENTALS DIAL 2-8181 yabizitang home” PE" compton’ eae iE. LostFound 24

FE wies in &

Gutter and Related Work on | a" Living Quarers | (S er MUST HAVE OWN : 
ETS PP

Carb, 
Carb, 
\ | : “! ry * Py ° eds pe~ ae ; papi nana 

3 8 , to 5 p.m. | CAR. CALL FOR IN-RECEPTIONIST

Froma.m. |)

Hopkins Street. Contracts. 
3-342. SE wW ER * White with browsore hexphreda

Wid, 
MBiroGhertnGarsans: 580 CL A AENING Mints Charl spcarpe 

Rent Rew All should re || TERVIEWAN AT “Geral, NO-EXPERIENCE,= _retdrial Service. -EM_ od e

regularYou aremee! of notifiedthe Commission at ofa| | Ranie’Apts raion errors be || é FEderall a Sod in . . 
|e Ee CULANING = Sa a; aise

thereby that 
the

ting. 8.0421 | $190 PER MONTH _ |Padenca. wosee povaagus

held | assumes.respon Operators Soe 
Fru

: = | Houses ves, DO, sl 
TRIMMING AND REMOV-‘ tetra olants Pew 
agg) pot *=— Pegg Wanted Female weloome cliants, answer 
AND ‘Lost: D THE 

March3, “1986 aoe i | ent 
errors — ae tee, sttractive | SR ACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. TREE 
_

declared to be tne lngention of the city | 208 sibiltiy for other 
phone eee a AL WORK < re hee ous | = ee . 

Lineg more to construct Sutter ie = -
(OOP 
Help 
LLLP LLP A APO 
7 
assist 
| 
young 
| 
esmen, CL oa AS 
é

work ’ J 
—ve . : TREE ‘TRIMMING AND REMOV-, : 

of the advertise-\

Baldwin avenue Rooms Sop TERS 1 be Fe eT tener FE| si Free cotimates, FE Souls. PE| voeretess cme) oemee of

Sp-auteunated of80300: ett which FeD-ACCOUNTS 
a5

| > ent oad _ment hasbeen. | PAYABLE 
Woodtiull Soe = 

like you pnweest pe Z RAEBNER 5 _ §-2687 po afterBOOKKEEPING6:30. ul & <7 3 | _4-5324k & a | SasbabawSena andaf, answers to came 

profile estimate — valueless eancella POLY] vetween| Pontiac wit

the plan, and of said ent Stores. j error.poe “throu = A MpaWould indy 313 State Bank Bids.

improvement is file public in-
FE ae in my = keeping 4 Snuff Please 

ve yy ee 
intended 
on 
. 
for 
construct said 
For Rent W peta bear saplltca g | hed Accounts Payable, or Receivable, Phone 5-277 
WON 
OULD LIKE 
home 
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: . who can é Typing and has‘ vi to 
RS AE OWN ok ligBY PiEcr |ACOOUNTINGINCOME| TAX SERVICE LOSTii FEMALEinity of “COCKERBaidw

La weg me : chinesEno nellwork Oy §peoxkeshingday BEE) op FOR 
PEL PE 1859

= I-mployment wiles to bs week Fine PPECEPTIONIST 
12-2602 ¢ y

: pion, > andad the REAL it. 
36544 AUBURN AVE.4-414), ‘Edw.

ont estimate, that | ESTA’ 
: NAN AT CAREER CENTER, nN FE Hawley 
essessmentoom shall to For Sale Closing time for advertise-Office

be defrayed by For Sale Hous B-l Riker Bldg, FE 8-041 ARCHITECT—$250 WANTED. WASHINGS AND IRON-= —— ie 4 JEWEL OGLS WOT 

EARN $35 wnntep. _5-9086.“position HOME_Dressmaking om 16 Square stretch

land larger containing sizes PONTIAC AMBITIOUS WOMAN ster: el FE a TIN ~ Tailoring watch. face. band.

that all of the lots and is of | Por Resort ments than regulartype agate @eckis handling): beautifull) Well known architect needs

iy wh of Hopkins | Suburban Property 
3 ling fine | china friendly with pleasant peri general housework Ww in nme PE ‘.+ roa ‘Bet.sentimental value.and Saginaw. Great 

street win avenue to University | For Sale Lots type is 12 o'clock noon the || : end 
ntiful 
Bavarian 
| 2omality togir! visitors and) asby 9 middle-aged Indy canliveonty | Ohne Es, iE nares Williams FE 3-9783._ 

avenue-shall te the For Sale Acrea) day previous to publication. canvassing. welcome 
6 = ree let LOST: MALE, AIREDALE MIXED.

Sale Farm > ~~ MOTOR | Cer necessary FEact or Pk) Seeeet, ‘ctepmene. Some “pe i and 
16B ack an the cense No, h

-district to defray $6,165.88 of | For 
= G d Plowin ,
_ 2-062 

cost and 3 s may = SNerR no ; arden Piowing | Rabiestag No. A 769 Math-

of estimated be 9°30 
TRONTNOS. PICK: | ipa3.

t $1,660.61 the cost or Lease cancelledup to a.m. ae : = 
Sees = _ ” aN _ et. Reward. © 

the day of publication after DIVISION AT ONCE GRAEBNER’S 
Lost your “PET WANT TO

paid Gale & 
| : ~ Pontiac Bank [= WASHINGS wants vsto peas

tnd be from 
: 
or 
first tosertion. : 313 State Bldg. ~ Wi cus DELO Ite tae 

Animal

| | Fodieatecn caeamea> cae =| | Gluesichigan face Rescuekenee UsLeague. 

} §/OPENWOOPDS MICHIGAN Ritaieale. MustMus owneen ®tgood”carcar "aidand . Phone FE wen= \ 
| | _ter Chatfield 6-6883 -

PONTIAC. MI

casm wan ap wares 
elnino to work. Prefer one |~ — LOsT. SPRINGER SPANIEL.

: fie

“Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Days : perience but wil] consider 

dul

Tax 27 —|

| Dwele Fone

; ig ae Gs racist ene see! =~ OAT FS | Building Service 12" income Service 17; 1ifcs tare” irsam + 

we ‘nd * nn 

‘Ask for Mf 
ae 
Brown 
y 
\A-l FURNACE CLEANING ‘AND AA INCOME TAX a {Lost BLBLACK PURSE CONTAIN-

: 
4 
so 
180 «(3.48 
mee pod 
6.04 
‘| 
PATTERN 
alse hand 
AxD 
1 arom 
MODEL 
men 
MAKERS 
for rein-L. 
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person. 
BROWN, Real AL LAYING, “BANDING Pee | Yhy Wait in oe ing= pigise ead [. Seana 

Bring Now. Pay Big Drive

(N, Realtor ; 5 W2's Pick-up Day) Boy In

i forced plastics. Excellent oppor-
s | cote Hardwood Floor Service | Ww. GSal8 t SAGINAW. | Cor. DLUE AND SILVERt PARK-

4 315 867 8 00 tunity, ideal working anditians. | = 1362_ W Huron, ai sce Guaity Comes First |pp-sentec

8 30 a 900 Can HA 41618. . 
LIVE IN.. RIV.) AP P L. Ic AY IONS NOW|; enna | Contractors. FE 21647 kccounTING>| co the cop Lopinesr Auburn oad |

ee vend HARMACIST s BABYSITTER TO 
tax specialist Opdyke Roed” Has sentimental

Child Care. MI FO 1: R |S fees TipeciaiyERING. NEWFE HOMES, ing 81226,Income Keego John Zurbrick’ value FE 71-9483.= — pina} one yd . advance oe : ae BEING TAKEN 

= 2-5652. 
SAL cera TAX ; |LosST,Coe impoprtant Re

ACCOUNTING & SERVICE | MAN'S BROWN papers_WALLET

progressive concern. sce ‘BIRMINGHAM FULL -TIME— ES An it A aaah ne . NTALBREAKERS.) FEZ 2

: 
“ . xe rking : itiens. hr, wee o ural oes OPENINGS LADIES ONL i 

.

oc) BOX REPLIES umerous fringe benefits. Apply | 
waitresses, book-|de-| 7 -! 132) A 1281 Baldwin 2-007 Ho me calls1 by appt Arevle, CityFE 9-005Restaurant. TE orr

No “T oeFE 

‘ 4 ‘ -PeideSonnTrike Mists Porte e kiaged © Ree Shan Em: iavenenk THOSE INTERESTED & ser or sipo Pane re ‘Ed Hawley Office :. 1041 
‘s TUlsg 3-320¢ Servite, ~ Maple. Birming-} JN FULL-TIME E M-| ri tee building. EM 3-4931./AN INCOME TAX Legh tela Hee Lost VICINITY OF MILL LAKE, 
ram, Mi eae _ eck en ared in your home by qualities female and silver German Shep-

A . Teda cist— 
NEE Dat General REPATRS. HOME *ccountant with master’s degree.) herd Reward 3878 Mill Lake
| ‘es m Y PRARMACI toamialn. BO sowbay BAKERY SALESGIRL OVER cgi PLOYMENT 
OR et atte 5 Appt, FE 37534 | Road FE 70352.

there were bd time. Se Watson, ‘Simms| Day work only. sen Babery.| APPT Y NO N 1G H Tier 

my if Me. Birminghest Mid-he we COMPRESSORS, AIR TOOLS. ES, AND TAX” SERV | LOST. COIN PURSE CONTAINING

office the N. 
ne money Will

the Press ja || Bros 98 Saginew 
Power generators, heaters. sand-" FE som, and lapel watch.

followi bones: ; PONTIAC WORK NECESSARY. 

: ae , EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Beauty Operators—2 — or TACKSON'S RENTAL FET yw Huron = rentn Soh RS

ROERDAY

nese? KRESGE’ C| jm Heetcam Soe is) CONE ee eer | sin ance

3 : 6, 9, , 14, 14, 15, 15, 16, 16, ©, l PRlpaBomne” ON te ABIESPE “ANDMet) | TasteeAnatepalateawly Baise | A-l CEMENT WORK ‘ | BENJAMINvd R. BACKUS B-ind'> and ~ white femaleLitetaemd 4tet al 
25, 28, 34, 54, 69, 60, 72. a fi 
Fox porienced FE 5-9251 Tei-Huron 15 8 Telegraph!Li | (18 W. Huron — tire OB 3-520 eed

theta 
_ ets, WwW. furcn Dey een 
Ts ex e g 

Apply 
Rew

prefe’ _ 
SOCTAL WORKER “A-l-shtelies TO) LL oy I2 sere ROE |FE_4-1892_ Eves FE 8-6317 ABD eee oN = 

TAS ye Seth Teew vents onperieee(0) Des eed De | COME TAX |jereice “YOUR peo osiit, Ext’ 681. Weekends :

capeanenaten SERVICE MA CASHIER e-: 

com college. Positions located in im-
oe 

— 

cua aecatteree | Pull or nastier — old & | ikcom (ax SEAviCE IN YOUR 
7 
re 
a 
~ 

__Hel ipWanted | Male tir Ea 9 Cuties and sel las) coors laid!|| ee@he, arente 
& 24A

Ww ed Ma 6 essary.conditionerCail for ‘appointment,srl te shorthandfais trpingfa essential, to/ throughout the state, Obtain ap-leaky basement — watdrproof-' home OA 83321. _ |__Hobbies Supplies 
LAy.| parte : se] vom 12 — for examinetion from) ie, Cctilene wateges, & preese-| NCOME TAX REASONABLE OR!© 

waw Pom : pincoment and service. "Ot sove to 0 Pm. Bilestionst ichigan Employment | s. Se™q;| E5308 week days OR 3-064 after NEW SCKABBLE SETS $3. PAINT

EXPERIENCED 
—— GIRLS office Michiganich-WAys, riding. & &; Home By number sets § $1.00up (fri ames

SALES or 13, | roofing. pores 6.15. appointments vy number sets

Service write tows

; me owe hace a be able} Oakland. SALE. “ | Civil Bervice. Lansing 

BAGRENSTOSI 13 East

to INCOME Bae >, to Sui

| Experienced in ready-to-wear, iga SERVICES | fits ~ 

> : a cee work 5 to 9 evenings. \ eeaiaGcuita aaekoe aidan GORE MiciiGAN HOME REMODELERS| i |_tasreece FE

* SUNDE EN. “MEG. 
COM: 3377 W__Huron FE ¢5053| ___ PHONE: "EMPIRE, 32125 SPRING a EARANCE 
“Sid Dixie Hwy. Real Estate Speqalist -eten ae 

AMERA

ing for gir] able to take oo, BRICK, *BL OCK AND CEMENT

BLOOMFIELD 
5 Work. chimneys. job “NEED | ee ces |

FIRM OWNED BY MEMBERS MCIIICAN CL shorthand. va-| Also No too, HELP? Bere ee 

Sarma, fee. Sal8 thdianwood each g specialist A hard hitting.) FASHION SHOP Paid Breter| Residential comm eee cd Pea

Tikrice cation. tneurance “large and a ee Dosw 

ee ame $5 per 828 reg 631.50 now $23 95: ny Pe NCED OLDER MAW ee poe Ela “a no ae 
. 

someone under 30. MI 4-T37 | cial Guaranteed work. Ph FE With income 
aT. average turn re B, $2975.

tee = NTIAL ferag return. 4-67 ee odel reg. $22.50 

for station. bers’ -A better a5 of operation. | ARE R ¢G | START EARNING 
SAVE 1 Pony 2 reg.

service pi (SeC TRLS saiee 
MONEY model 33.

poard plus small cary =f We it eh hes opti to! -J | income immediately, Avon Cos-(BLOCK BRICK _“CEMENT “WORK 
« 19%: Sienet rege $75. now tavoete MGR. metics vacancy capable| fireplaces 2-2468 

| participate in ail fetare OFFICE with car -9400-has for _& FE 

$260, women. For information. call FE \CARPENTRY “« GENERAL RE Let us ie your return for you 856 50. Kodak Stereo camera, ree 

— — cs LITE SHORTHAAND 
ir § too little’ F ~|_43 Clark St FR 41444 for_appt |) $7459, $72.50: Brownle Bulis-Eve . 

ee << . [RAPID TYPIST $259 © 4-4508 

JEXPERIFNCED CAR | we oss estng—to-tnatte_._\Orrice BEINN Saxe WID., STOCK BoY FOR DAY _ettimate on PE ecm | TAX one cee Geel LE eal Lahihens | 

som

HAULERS FOR IM One Commercial and ‘[BOORKEEPING MACHINE: OPER. 97 Oakland” fe mre CEMENT & BOCK (a Maiteky Batheclend pADDOCR rit SERVICE 
AES, . One Industrial |STENO. “Downtown area gaa, Wana gi roman rom apy. SEW ee BOR ae me Sunday © WEAVING LOOM. ‘SOLID WA 
MEDIATE WORK Specialist a $25) Pe ein 

= cleaning | CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY. WoreinG MAN’s INCOME TAX) [Ut Tike new. 40” 4 harness ) 
‘| Join No |WOMAN CARE FOR cae ee sefvice off) cin ier nutes =

iat Na te firm. investment. re-MIDWEST TO 2 Cun ee | 21. Kast’ Tennvscaom. PE — Sonls.8000066267 inc 

te kind 406 Pontiac State Bank Bs. dren and) light housework. Live] Coroon Lop eecefaha FHA Fi) Baldwin ave ® om 0 

oe. Mary Rigg; M"aear brother oT me 4c | guized. Muvi be tops 
| 61137 _ . ae Notices & Personals 25

of Mrs. L. Hunt and Mrs. G MUST JiA\ KE GOOD) that never answers an lik PE §-9227 | in Sun. off. Call PE) 2-4789 etter 
ELECTRICALPancing ModernizingWIRING LICENSEDFE ¢5470 
F Ae : Sar nera] arrangements thin. had neaet he might CHRISTIAN GI RL oOo Ss

Just a C1. EAN TIA T 6

Downing. 1 “ 
stay mother and baby while WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIIL-Ed Murray FE 2-8657 -aundry ervice cA PRY 

will be ennouneed later by PAST “-EXPERIE NCE like to loke a peek at with 

OR | & AND OR ieee oar éomeai wes Ur

works nights 33403 dren. PE 5§-2273. Call bet 1 8 FLOOR SANDING, LAYING” LACE CURTAINS PLAIN RUF tn 

Rraconnenith Seas See “ “ ~~ Firm has years of <ivertified os. husband 
__{ soteed work free eatimates. Call| fled Beautifully fivished| Pontiac _Censed 30 vears exp, PE_5-5201 

MARCH 14, 1956, JESS 1. AND REFERENCES.| Petienee. own office building. com CAN CRISTIAN | Grau to 2s 

'weraa atewea OR 33403 | AH ip Wanted “ Leo and Jack. FE 5-148? Laundry Phon-FE 2-810) -Aerotred Knapp. Shoes

%y North fee il Bt ba" ahs oA BAAN Pa N NS Eom pletely es ut ped: efficiently facbend 
e Dd ante FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-4 

serv ™ * a + es 5 a staffed. Ampie investment capi 

Profits test year broke all ree-DEPENDABLE. Gun. QR LADY |. @ specialty Carl L. Bills. FE i? el ATO Re On Sree Entermenme VHluntoon, Funeral wor = | aod Tight housework. May live FULL 
AN D Landscaping 18-A ce acini aastican pleasouiceill 

urdey, March 17. 1:30 NONE OTHER NEED) 
TIME CLERK IN DRUG-_ 23788 eae i eee) ANYONE INTERESTED IN SCIEN 

h CALL Box am FE store excellent cond LAYING 
gtd OSs = | — ‘2 for right finishingDaeca, eauipeles10 years 
maeexperienceadsl ep T between pm, and

ie ester. APPLY. FE} write uso iet _fn, Call after 19 5-3702, withrtunity 
working 
person.| 
FLOOR SANDING 
| oer 42046 4 b . 

=e. Funeral 
gnastate at the 
tg reas5 strict Gatdeace! 
| 
pd eet 
/ om mt or pe ac 9p |B . a = served. 
WOMEN, YEAR ROU ND OP Free estimates, John Taylor OR Mien sorea clean up by ex0¢ ae ar : Soo = -

DAWBON. a 4 1966! =©§-6125, EXT. 22. | ae 
PE 6341. : oy Ne eet 10, 

— portunity on — atkins 3-1616 goune 3. , tilad Mich, age 
erienced route. to per hour | FLOOR LAYING. SANDING& FIN--: ITY BUS -CARDS 
= 

0: dear father of Mrs. Filen w — re ae Ex 
Car necessary. Apply 150 N ishing C Bud Bills FE 8-20.09 ~ Moving & Trucking 19° pe TOP TN ‘Button, Mrs. Charlotte Switzer ASHING RE AL ESTATE p 
ra
MA-
ii9 

¥ S. ALESMEN po | FIREPLACES GUARANTEED are SS ee ee

and Mrs. Geneva Myers. Puneral| Chine repairmes. Pog ll Melle a 
DIRECTOR’ FE 2-7¢08 AA-. MOVING. TRUCKING tow ¢a%b with order. or dep 

argere work ORGANIST 
Midwest ; Good 56-3571 ou postage

Maturday.| -9 : wanted Call& CHOIR 
46800, or 5) Enees service FE dl pay 

March at o.m.. ay. a and our MI LAYING anv 4-2562

17 be2:30 beld from the Hig salare and commission pring rec 2 saleamenbusiness, for plenty | 44107_— FLOOR: “SANDING, FIN ME INVITA TIONOLAT

Dentisen-Jehas Wansrel Weme| Soon et: ry 
tenograp 1ers = | R_ Gardner. 1 Central FE i" ae eel WEDDING 

win tec “| furnted references, All infor-floor with excelientoP: 
DEALER _ WANTED 2-7519 canis hia BBISH CALL 19 WEDD: ) 18 NS, Huron

Seed Must 
Re-
time 
RAWLEIGHGood AND. Suthetiand Studio 4 W

R. Tiffany of-) mation ential Roy's repidig ere ar iat ence. epeortunity. in West : : 
ficiating. Interment tn Lakeside Parts and Service Co.. antes’ in thle 
Oakland co er City ; of PIREPLACE BUIL DER. 8STO iJ E Ore och ve 7 HRS Printed rapkins -res service. ich. Mr kiana. ™ . ed tee a ge tal ene = DetLl ey teptea ING Ct E ANC me oR DAINTY MAiD PE FOR SUPPLIES 

Dawson f* at the ‘ i] Pinst 
| Dent MCC-696-105. Freeport, Ml esties ste Work mmarnntere 

Central 

CLASSa8 GLABSTiwtillicc| aoa. i 
5 
Pontiac Write at once Rawicigh’s; font bbe Ge aie, Ulliat begfasta Lo. uled. anytime Ney) BULGE Hear) oa Mark: 
Funeral Home. just have references, EE 4-7066 

Apply GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR, FRANK, JOHNSON -HAUTING -R SPECIAL FOR “LITTLE

SHAW, MARCH 15, 1956. MARY wat STATION ATTENDANT AND| 
Brick. stone. cement work Plas. ill pick up anything FE 5-442 Cony Sie: Sere Tour

©. Instructions

Crosby Lake Rd. age %9:| minor repairs. Call a, person. | oe _ 
~ A 
9 
tering and tile work FE 4-2290 GEN LIGHT HAUL ING OF rt i_exes Dorsthy s: FE 21244 rd., Community |

beloved wife of Elmer Shaw; ear a en 
LESSONS PONTIAC OUARANTBED ROOFS ALI dish, turn. & moving FE & EEN? 0) SRENCER COR

mother of Milo Shaw and Vera Eero seorepie DRIVING fnew: Gear steter of Oeorre ane GENERAL WACIIyIETS a ee “Lake Pecde derhedt PONTIAC "Drivers: Training oat Eves.) kinds EST 118 Mugay Magh HAULING J ITN RK 
71-0480 
Cyanal 
Se 
te 
ae 
2

CURANING eo 

5 2-3021 basements allies

and Sunday Cass E & FE

™ 

jobert Leallaat where: ; 
MAJORS — 2-8946_ “ , etoP

garvice (wit a held _Works. “fib Gt. Afters call 3.2603 PIANO -oe t uo AS"TPE P FOO VINTER PAR.

be naturdey. “i sein Rochester.| 20 soy OR , INSTR™CTIONS NCINERATOR Sane ED HAY.en SPORT .-

RETAIL MOTOR IN OOSPLE AND BEGINNERS HOUSE MOVING FULLY “or45134SENATORS 1) FURNISHED FE

March $9. | ro ae om, Com sue GRINDER—O_D, 
\ ak INFORMATION CALL FE eculpped FE €9450 1. A Young 
coveced “ta te orem 
ni Ae x MEAN NOE ALE.hel ul MVISION : bart JO8 FLEMING. FLOOR LAYING LIGHT AND SAVY HAULING (nateneiyne; 
PARTY

ovnetery, INSPECTOR MANAGEMENT 
‘LIG I HEA ULING ia : oa 

sem Shee SIO:

ws 
on PIANO FOR finishing. Edison At 
eAtiNG 
#0 
ands earn 
EA 
gifts

Mrs, By ete 
experience Close ap : \WANTED. TEACHER Sanding, 153 PN any t' FE 
erage 
ie 
eash or hostess

. ust 
2 Mile Drake In 2-4405 out, 

* 
have 
isin @tteraft I ORTL NITIES 14 and Section FE 4 
. _Wharpe Funeral tolerance, O! 
; if MA OUR SPECIALTY 403, = us

FOR YOUR & _my home possible, 6-601 i Se

‘ 
Of | SUPFRNANT, MARCH 14, 1944. ‘MC MFG. CO. . CAF Nal Personnel Dept. 7 a ~ = ~~ Bathrooms modernized. Free ést!-Giowr ATRUCKING: “AND HACL-IN. DEBT? _ uae. 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion Retienelly xnown. progressive re: Work Wanted Male — 10 Bone cxtec aan o= et FE

ortoneah ts ei a A dt 
" CDERLY } ry chain has openin —_ : z T ING 7 ote 1 
HIG SAND MEATY TRU ie gin ire vaue pa vmenis aes teas

ariety ; a 

ities Geen J. ‘crvernent en | is inndy, vn mae ages © 307 gen wha! SEERWOOO A-) WASHING ,AS Ei Reiter RS gravel 2.0601 MIC +

3 at va oom es nentetendanal en bre. AVE WALL AND “ANY pair > soel vera | nd FF 

‘

’ >

oe , a ee

i, Sue JOBS FOR | eee ancy, “ead"jow Fabien8D OFT PAPERSAN RecA cate ar EP Ee og Mona Shae Man's Moran 

A

ei)pernant, MEN sinoie room @ pro-ronrisc, 
wants work. FE 46421 y Oakiand Theater FE

‘ en F 8 wi 
er, experienced desires position ates wie ap — _-anytime 
ol bo! Bec rk y Dertrude QNMs. Funeral service Seo, Sesistant managers 
<tarting salary : table after Mev ist Reply Pontiac, opportunity to bid on your ne¥ ODELL C. AG

aed. Mrs prea= pee poy ie #ressively advancedtoand fi to store | in amell. Mfg Co. Wil be avail. PRIVATE BUILDER WOULD LIKE Satay i -HERE = TO STAY GET. SOWT Mar. 15, 1956 1 be held §Mondar. March 10 at nies trainee, some college s managers Good 
A Y EXPERIENCED GIRL8 FOR SODA be home. Finencing available. FE _ ,, one Dictance Moving 100 Fina Ezaen for 
Mo:

cleaning 

< Prune — tet required $350) with sched 
merit im-“fountain. daxtime or hrs ess Box 56 49681 or FE 50242 Local and ft pote IR ice and) uptihslery (Waites)

evening 

-io. am. from St. Peneticte || $370 heduled and : Wino ke ee ee aa ws
CE NTE R sreenee Apply in person. “Luttrell Drug BLOCK LAYING AND BASEMENT 
ROOF MASTERS NEW “AND RE REDUCED RATES ;

ELECTIONthe tavermentSunernent el Lk thur 
CABINET)
34204 
Free NT MOD SHOP AND

SPEER SL MUWESTAL of City} Coren Mr. In Mt f<Howe CAREER = Store, 691, Orchard Davis, 
ANDORIando 
pail Gu TE ee esit-) RN BA? BER BP

(Cr™stery at’ 
lCAnPancran

the Qualified Electors 
¥ |] the Donelseh—tohns Punsral Home | B-1 Riker Bide. =“ PLUS EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER 

, : 
5-4578 work new and 34857 a ty XenAG cere SAN ow OW Ih caerrear of Jacoe:Jaceb

p.m. FE revair, OR Gort: fiatge) Vou ow Warset In ef
s he that Gen-| Where recitation the Rosary|JOURNEYMAN MACH 
: GENEROL 
ys BONUS 
PLAN “2-11.30 
ae IOFING SIDING AND ALL Mop-' Moving FE 44864 
ore _g a

nm the of nist 
BONUS 7 ROOFING > MOI 

will be on be , evening at pm machinist call DISCOUNTS WAITRESS CARPENTER NEW. ermization Alterations Special AN

Maniecipal held wit Munday & — Cannes EMPLOYE EXPERIENCED TO WORK. OR TRUCK YT

eral April 1986 the ene teal re 4-2552. 
trunk to AND, |THIS

Monday, 2. at el 
refr X, AFTER DATE 

. part too or for erase eat

place canary SUTTOR, MARCH 13. 1956, OSCAR BERAL VACATIONS work time. Phone MI 49090 renair. No jobestimatessmel!Phone ORtoo. deal February and “BpMarchi Cail F AA Mees 15 1986 T not he = 

Auburn4 MAN MUST) EXPERIENCED HONE 
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any bts “2 = nia age 65; beloved husband be AY taal — Phone | PLAN 
easy 6-3642 CARPENTER AND CARINET _. recite ou re ere sieved licent @crmeecicrcea En br acy other than mi 

= Cerctine, pon NIGHT PORTER GhinroL LIFE INSURANCE EXPERIE PHON SOLI large Free D& M BID IC L FE 4 
for “ft car 

tors Advertising book or 7 : 
‘Whittier Schoo! Eveten dear of — 
4-4696 99

JM Button: father | EXCELLENT REE 
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Son + Semsrt-

12, Work New and repair D. B 

Murdock, 2-7861

‘FOUNTAIN SALESWOMAN,

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TelHuron Center Free uniforms. CARPENTERS.

Schoo! @ay, March 16 at 1:30 p.m. from 

Fina 

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| den tractors Must be eeprer erm

MAN DESIRES PART TIME 
fro wtf he held @eturcday Vferch building special machin-‘Gn days Alar of any kind 

Michest Xereneky Prneral xerv-able. (Reterenec: HOt SEHOLD Hey RETWEEN 8 Re 
ter Heo mie Hee Constructiors 
a 
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required rite ROARD CHIE DREN, 

_Pontiac Press, Box 61 i a me ae so 

dy at 1% pm. fram the Dodter 9243

ery & automation equip :

“nore Pumera’ Wore with SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WOUSEWORK SLEEP IN CARE MARRIED MAN NEFDS WORK OF 
‘Supplies 124 A-l PAINTING PAPERIXG © LICENSED “HON {E FOR PRES ~~ 
ment. 50 hour week. Con-. REMARES of 3 —Mason_Thempson, FE ¢8344__ [_chilgren FR 2-066

witiom Rtrene offtciatine n-children Reference only anv kind for 4 weeks or less Building _ 

torment in Veterens certion of Feng ee ie keen FF 47Ml ae My lst 

Wed. Household Goods 27

Perry ft Park Cemetery ‘fr tact W. M. Peterson, MAN NEEDS WORK LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES ees a

Cushion Shoes direct Com. HOUSEKEEPER FOR MOTHER-MARRIED R ee! OA

Veneelot? wilt He in state ef the More for home than of any kind Fenerienced in farm Steel culverts #-10-12" in stock FREE 
Pwitew 7 orre Funeral Home Cargill Detroit Corp. piste Yine 
Press Box work, FF 5-6300 . Pe reh 1 eg doors $795 & up a 162 ae om

for entire family. Full, less home Seas ue nN D 

time or side line Full time men) Wages. Apply Pontiac 

Anhurn Betehts 2254 Cole Birmingham 

AT pane, UURNITURE NERDE

[78 (65°F Pinsentee Soh $

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PETC Macey 4 Mission aerepeats PLASTERING, AND. PATCHING, : cn BItie Call 

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Charles BAIT Tanrtte et ove 
Webster School Clean shop, good: working cond!-C Mas Co. Cheste: ¥« downtown office r mill tram!rol ater 5 30 OF ‘pn AG Saserea= enSs eo TS -! aeP cae RIOR cet Bale 1) 27

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Highland Rd 

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Cash’ walling

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and child occasionally | — |. 180 Borie Lane Re eee ray 

Ref-| Deliver EMpite 32731

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nearest Michigan mploy men evenings 

ways DFPFENDABLE. PAINT FE 4.7881 

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ALL TYPES

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FE 21083 after € p.m Work Wanted Female 11 

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on 

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_ of furniture Phone FF. 2-5823

wirs hater Nao, 819 will eanduet 

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| _FE 46826 __ PE 2.2

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Basements,

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& diversity ironings done. $3 

who looks! §aBYSITTINO BY 

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woman

EXPRESS MY THANKS: 

promotion and’ administrative re,

quirements of an assigned sales. 

PONTIAC + | lady while you shop! Also ——e drag line, rentals. PAINTING. AND PAPER HANGING Wtd. Miscellaneous a=

_FE : 28

[FOR

}to ak many that hi elped 

wait

me, 

ing programs in 

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44-2551 -“nent position Pontiac ares

Car allowance and other! 

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the country. Con-_ 

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me

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my home, also The Bordens tives at the Wal-

on) sitce ape a eee i and ail Cpeeciet small apoltcnces!| WAL:§ CLEANED

dors; r 9, Gold Star Moth-d ] =) have a college education or {ts PERMANENT POSITION 
ROY Oakland. Ave. FE TUPPER OR 3-706)

equivalent in sales experience and| Tr 

Severs] ministers that called tact representa: pany "benefits uno 

.

oe 

outside door H® Sutton. Phone

2-8432

MY

ek

aenirsWANTED

we 30, years of FM 3-2275. evenings 

OMe

irmingham hom wo

Cites and’ th Gose CLD “un lle. HOME 

= 

REDUCING MACHINE,

W

Painting & Wall

_2-4021.

e

ferl you can meet this challenge. School 

— 

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age

bs ae Ts, an 4

workers os Pontiac Moto a ol ron tel ‘ 

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hue Sax mpany. Fost Of-'

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salary.

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post, 

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& 

THERAPY

72 Elm, * ctl engine

MASSAGE

foot technique. 

= 

CLEANERS. SWEDISH

Reason aie. | Bpecial

Heights. FE $9611.

DAY WORK. 

aaa

Must

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soul to his Lord, ‘he loved ae for gerieral cethinel 

as Lf takinline Eear — as

Mig. rr. o other need apply.M ; j 

Walls and windoy 

ood

His Mother Sylvia work. Apply at heger

.» 

Co., 200 oun bt -Roch®eter, 

FE 5-2465. Free est. No obligation FE 2-163 42831, condition, *Caill after $. VE 160, 
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