* a, Pe on Se #% ef aig ; 4 ;: ee fee & ee} ; "2 ~ ‘ 4S ge se J r °F d : : * é 4 Be ge rey Se ves | — . = : << -. = é . a ke * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN "Family of Two Suddenly Becomes Five TUESDAY, MAY 1, 199726 PAGES {8en; Joseph R. McCarthy (Neighbors Pay Royal Oak Police} — js “J \nvestigate Find | , Sen, McCarthy |of2a¢-Bomb . | Royal Oak police today are in| ox - the finding of a home- : _}ttiade*bomb, the second within one}: Final Respects s'est ox : : Maser Erieg lbor ereir Controversial Politician’ ter K. anes 2 principal of a Will Be Buried Today "High School yesterday, by) | in: Appleton, Wis. Ninth Be 3 ae APPLETON, Wis. (INS) |, Ete Set se ee Ae 4 * veeee si ens : er . . ad vans epeendes Tes a Beck Given 22-Page - Bill of Charges at End ‘of Hearing Monday be : Poti serps tices Committee opened i |will be buried beside his that {2 took tha beush and bed hearings today on charges ing | |Irish-immigrant PSEON tie etter tno kate totes. Sel of corruption within the — pig Hagin Sige pies boat maale-4e te Bakery and Confectionary ey from wi ich e sprang ninth grade boys, 14 and 15 Workers Union but made ”PHRIVING. TRIPLETS — A newcomer. to worldwide fame. and con-/old, last Wednesday had been set public no “indictment” Mrs. Richard Gravelle has her arms Gravelle is holding Jane Louise at the left troversy. spatester ot Tonio. Sone such as was issued yester- at Pontiac Genergl Hospital with her triplet Janice Linda at the right. Julie Lynn Gravelle is | Prior to the funeral rites,|i, » cloud of smoke and was ex- day at a similar hearing daughters born Saturday. Although not even the in the incubator. The Gravelles live at 6097 Clo- |. move developed among tinguished before it exploded. the Teamsters mother can tell them apart without aglance at —_verton St., Clarkston. his staunchest. Senate sup- on Ane, | ! 7 porters to wipe out the cen-|{ [nm ! P oposal for Curtis R, Sims, sus- Air Raid Siren to Screech ‘Warning’ _ fs sure which his colleagues lon [ pended Bakery Workers = = ee , aap gig ar ea oan — - ary-treasurer, said : 2 rte in December 1354. Redacted by GM fs la pepe City Plans Tornado Alert) sisi wa)KC)CCe0 Sao to toe tn hae | 3 . sry ae ae a UAW Asks Joint Study ings from today until May There may be a time when Pon-jtions from City Manager Walter;now what weather usually means . tside Appleton, of Shorter Work Week 25. tiac’s downtown air raid siren is|K, Willman, who is civil defense|tornadoes,” the official added. | Wis., his home town, after) The Teamsters hearings have used for other than its monthly/director,” explained Robert A.|,, Tne sron. slop the Poiiies SteiSia High Requiem Mass at Prior to Contract Talks " ar Wieepnete| been recessed until May 24 —igeeier pivtsien-at- Osa ae Sr eae peed tere ia a termed “arse NST ee BACK TO THE WOODS — Tired olgher visit to the city, a deer _Abat ©. Hayes ctatomen ot recently adopted Civil Defense oe to me ee for thie ores. | be takes way out of the John Begalla home at Warren, Ohio. group, a Renal Dosa Plan the sen] Zh, test Ge sw's weinary Ieecamns unsss "| Friends, seghbors and outat Ara memento ofthe Gasoute unecheded call the deer d'ahout | Sotment_ opening the Nabery oy tee as @isaster, is dependent. Sisrse pointe ot the ditierence| ene SAE cheno po © okend | $2,500 damage, after entering through a picture window. - able on charges concerning the Ce in| seed eater cotiinn, Sone ee ee Oe anti-Communist’ efforts won | : unten “raleed « cortens question struck here. : : eae sewarsing” ta tomnag tor» |*%,10%2 204 hatred of millions ’ Ee ba 1 ; J, wdebun et Ge vennea = Se ee S| ene a eee eee ‘Long Day's Journey | =ss2="" = ome path of the storm should take | The Mass to be conducted Senate Passes UF Head) | meta atlas celety Srasinaen | Sage of tala creel Wi | P lit | Pri sci ut bt is bas ween ee ene ~ - i 2 | alin at i ot F F os tp Hi SE i Hy zi Tp if ay (il HAL ea Hi eee ace iy li vat ft! iL 30 bi (33 Sey 1 tit fu HT, ae i ! 4 oe ei eile! 4 = Es “1 t :! = | iH. ip : ie a . = ; “it ne ib Ane eae ne ‘23 eas HHL ‘ar a , 4 fl Sil al ae 1: ales H nr fi gl Hit fg : ot ap Tt B, a i , ai HE ME ls Mi r ante ia Tal “i if fi Le int re HF iy i tH rp ee | | : HHT te gd8s vin ud 43 ue re “é ai lt i HR i yee : a bait i a vi a> i or ne iH i Hs “I The : iy ; Hy i S fife ae s Te E eilly bly zi Ht iat Py " oes i MG ga Ee Bg = .: : , tee dij ee 1: nat Bat F iy Ht lll = V a68 oF <{ iitay P=; Be ‘Eee vat BEBE Ss ee ae its i 3 ma 1 itil SEH peel HW i Hn ry ba tree i na ad onan. zt kely testo fics? Thieteine | He recalls the days when the ae = ae oe the unions were management re eaienqnip.) By RELMAN_ MORIN ee " WASHINGTON @ — Sen. John| On the morning of July 2, 1910, published _ L, McClellan, chairman of the Sen-| New York newspapers ES He ie ‘ : = i Z a had tough FEY, Be scribes a Tooke o clonal it atest ale: pp pine Syr sewing machines they could continue at night. toae seine ee Pe ae $6 a week. * * * one lavatory for every 2% em- dj Bloyes.. Inspectors found shops? where there was one for every 85. : i ul Ip ii: ii TAMA ceeetes le = f—4) {| iz < “pan = id fey pone gig ~ pogo Aplyworek Es “easy sei oes Bs i Oe a ews free La Bide o * Sth Be oS |} | qaiting, poll, Plank, stair, Paste, ta, © 1957 Wheres My Line, Inc. Room. home s0/ ing. as low as five per cent ot’ the “We are suffering from our - }own success," a top official said. sig” Funds. In New York, the law called os : Fasy Divorce Is Problem, Behind Bamboo Curtain HONG KONG (INS) — It's a riages, hasty divorces,” and a bit * “lof fickleness thrown in. The Communist Chinese admit that these facts of married life constitute “quite a big problem’’ behind the bambeo curtain, suits in the courts by 33 per cent. Impulsive marriages ond “fickle- _jness’’. (fhe latter blamed for 78 per cenf of the divorces in Tientsin ‘in the first half of 1956) are blamed for the mounting incidence of _\divorce, by the Communist news- A writer in the Kaung Ming , another Peiping paper, Daily, ‘added an additional cause: The Entrance 4 E. Lawrence St. “ [in the Main Ottice Buliding | REGULAR | BANKING HOURS | : at ‘Main Office and All Branches - MONDAY, ere 10 AM to 13 PM fai TUESDAY..:....10 AMto 3 PM ; ~~ WEDNESDAY...10 AM to 12 NOON _ 4 THURSDAY.. .» 10 AM to 3 PM : ! = FRIDAY.........10 AM to 8 PM ) _ SATURDAY..... 9 AM to 12 NOON. 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Senfertised | HR- SUPER SPECIALS aati Ss 3 Se ita MAIN i OOR SPECIALS + +e we we a aa aay Bans Cee a = Be é pw, ; ; ERYE.. RE: = ee os \ THe PONTIAC ss, TUESDAY, MAY" 7; 19st MERLE a Ce : : ar! PE ide f Mer Lost in Pacific Te: ca On ea er O en os in acl c ‘Here LE. Solomons. correspondent |abandoned tha vibe as scsndodell a ot the. bethcanes 3 to 34,000 for Ie opponent.”| | Smart vy (Tite ts the second of five articles Solon As te : war. ‘cinde wasitink-etiileed 2. So Ris Gone Hersey late? the| Jn time the haggard men fellicentury, a PT boat from Kennedy’s|course of towing actions. ¥ Le } f EVERY - —— story, the motor torpedo boat was/into the hands of friendly natives|base. | rom my bo cme en ee a ceca 2 ie Sa late aa a et le a3 aa . There was no dream of |e as e he sadly neglected" ©. lrg dp political heights commotion as possible. Kennedy|pen-knife. The future Sendtor from the entertained | : nedy the lo lgaege se [see gy oped greg Mame x * * State responded in 3 : Stun oint,.an” night of Aug. 1, : He ced: gress correspondent. ae ae ot ar hms: Days Inter, natives in a war |‘ ae has en? te ; | Blackett Strait in the Jap-encrusted| ae hie rae || te ee tee belies nc temas pen and industrious cub|his : ASPHALT DRIVEWAY | - Kennedy swang the sluggish | of the scooped-out craft, and a a ch , : | Sheet te ‘starboard and peepered | padding Com to distent New heevyls tip ceatn in Sat "the ehetian ciitleend Teeeree_Manerings, Sas | ‘by Ann Arbor Construction. Co. . | ip alias. Oot ot Gen sights new Georgia, | where contact was Iwas retired for injuries , terrible ak shape. | wade With Rendove. year of the war, In addition to : Jk installed by aephalt paving opedialists—bocked | MUFFL eran ae about te be rammed | ‘That next black night, the: Solo-|back injuries ie-came down with : : SS ene a toe ane ee Islanders the warjmalaria and internal cae : ‘by 37 years’ experience on thousands of jobs. es fee . beat was cut In two an If y canoe to a rendezvous with a three-|probably rising, from swallowing | eail-teting, yor enebivestee. Digads HS SAG, ra aa ere, pene . : lawn and shrubbery. improves the appearence Starters—Generators by he Army becuse of ovteet, (Government Waste, Taxes Protested end valve of the property. Basy and safe to walk on. smecih end Ons ee an. o sor * 1k Clean —and cary to keep clean. 3 Guaranteed: .On request, witheut charge or wt wee DOStON Tea Party Relived ; = we warship crunched | BOSTON (INS)—Crates labeled “inefficiency in government” and = ae . BF pace yrange eclny Aes hg ‘Similiar slogans. ‘. plication” ‘were dumped into oe et 0 flr hat honey m4 "Bo, neater Be] : ; Dartmouth, which in 173 came! water, atone. fin 8 Bn gage wale: into the harbor with a load of tea, | 4 i whieh was thrown overboard ra ty cue thay|1773 when rebellious colonists, dis-| he colonists by Indians, dumped crates were Sponsors of ~the day-long pro phigh British taxes.” |@ram included the Greater Boston suaterial er workmanship thet shows vp desig. 12 months after we install the paving: — Ask for our FREE ESTIMATE! Telephone MAple 5-4601 ANN ARBOR CONSTRUCTION co. - Serving the Pontiac aren since 1936 — a , irony defect of afloat, whispering, cargo dumped into Olin D. Johnston, chairman ot - wn was no boon. It showed them) included crates labeled, “‘govern- committee, U. S. Cham- A fa Japanese camp on Gizo, only a| ment waste,” “tax duplication,” ‘ber of Commerce. mile away, and islands filled with on - and five miles 5 the men to : move. = . eemueemanameenceemameeeen | gurgied and sud- : | Kennedy gath- < his bobbing little group around life-jackets, instructions to those ~ ae , BREWING COMPANY inant: waste RIVARD AND mare STREETS naming DETROIT 7, MICHIGAN ° Sieh Ge sen sendied te tal = a ae Kennedy swam ae TO ALL GOEBEL PERSONNEL: WHAT IS CRYSTILLED W ATER? PT. He carried “en pam co chy gem i This is a question that you will be asked many times during the coming year. ee eee we eS, Friends, customers, retailers and acquaintances will be coming to you asking just what does ) wad Sea be oP hi ers ad Goebel misan..when they say, “Only Gostel is brewed with Crystilled water?" ; | SS HERE ARE THE ANSWERS: 2 silpshday | | | ‘islands T - Technically .. . “Crystilling” f a euper-filffation gystetsi so effective in curiieiae water that it OE , could be used to make water contaminated by a nuclear blast fit for humian consumption! : “ge Bag ag og agra hee: The process itself is the process of deionization . .. the removal of positive charged ions and nega- ae : passing out. ty: ee ee ee eee os went for days— _ tapwater. - : ee enta tach a0 Oe Dene By the time ordinary city tapwater, , with its uriplesonsth chlorinated taste, has passed through | Lita ae our “Crystilling” equipment it thiees; as pure as triple-distilled water! | ee fool of Colamal ria, bet starve: ‘Cryatille?” water is purer than the finest mountain spring water. .. purer, in fac, than SS oer ae . nature’s finest! No other. American brewery uses “Crystilled. Water.” It is a Goebel Exclusive! z : Sie poate sed aie dit reaatbemde gen Di scam = Mee 3 Now you know what “Crystilled Water” is and how it 4 Goebel exclusive . .. a patented process .., a thing that we own thecopyright on. : =o Why all this fuss about the water? Because water is the most important element in the brew- ing of a fine beer or ale. You know that no brewery has a cotner.on fine malt, barley or hops. Fie Pinte Alls -phiond tage wees iy? ogi bani top dollar! But, and here is the t. -y bre is available . . . he has to use the 2 i fr i [; t IB i i net PRC as ead oa, Coad PE OS x es ‘ ‘ As peers emmy he e427 \ ie te é : ae Ph ee FA ee ee Se . Be) He i Ce Se | Oe ° “d A SR Ee ‘ 3 4p Pe a SE PONTIAC ritems ssa PRESS) TUE of ih epee cause of the curtailment Apel 130m an oll driling rig ott the Nation Geared to Sell a they said, Louisiana shore for seven months! 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PORTABLE Sewing Machines | 5 somplete with cose | ee ii Ro gota Re ee ke ~~ rat ca x > Le eee Hae Ge ae mh bes: ae \Y d * teers Sanday THE PONTIAC PRESS Hascup A. Executive Vice " Wiee President and * Peng ting 4 Manager USeELL Ear Treasurer Genera) . Circulation Manager Advertising . ae ae ge on wg A hae. yO w.c AnLEs Perxrns, Rosrar B. Gane Cian Managing Classified Manager ety gi ae ww Counties it "T1206 @ year; elsewhere in secon aad all. other =o wy Reng Poon Pogiae PETS MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU ‘OF CIPCULATIONS TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957 tener Sepperts , Eisenhower Budget - ~ President Dwicut D. ErsennowEn’s unpopular Federal budget of $71.8 billion has found an earnest sup- porter and warm advocate. You might guess. It’s Governor G. MENNEN WiL- LIAMS. . x * * eS 4 Always an ardent believer in the Rooseveltian theory of “let’s tax the maximum and spend the. . limit,” Michigan’s Governor ex- cites no particular wonderment or surprise with his pronounce- ment, although it does flabber- gast a few, as it places him behind a GOP President. — & £8 Most {politicians who have been standing on the side lines with -no _.. personal involvement jumped away from the E1szENHoWER proposal as soon as they discovered it produced a wide and violent storm of protests from coast to coast, Those in Wash- ington who had to face it have been hard pressed at times. Certain Re- publicans stood with the President because of “party loyalty,” although those who construed opposition to their constituents at home as some — part of “loyalty” remain a leading heading of inept in tions. Disapproval rampant. . Voters eee * hate eae figures that were in the clear joined the chorus and shouted down the staggering total. They threw gasoline into the open flame with loud denunciations. Hence, it is unexpected to find a leading fig- son suitable for growing wheat,” he ‘pointed out.“Within a generation the population of the United States will | tet the Community” at 7:30 fol- | own bed in the air-conditioned tist Church and a retired machinist 2 : ; : e | towing dinner, The price of the | bedroom once occupied by his from Pontiac Motor Division. = alk Wh” tieket includes dinner, Maler | mistress, (3) have full run of Besides his wife, Eleanor, he said. : Mrs. Maurer’s three-room apart- leaves three children, Mrs, Wil- FUNERAL HOME | 1° Other topics to be discussed at| ment and (4) be taken for a walk liam Potter of Pontiac, Mrs, Clar- x _-” |the afternoon panel session, in-| €very morning and, evening, ee “THOUGHTFUL SERVICE” clude “Today's Mortgage: The will calls for Bobby's chair Clayton Stokes of Commerce. 46 WILLIAMS ST. PHONE FE 2-5841 " : for his use. He day from Sparks-Griffin Chapel} : Selling Tool’, ‘Why List With! the living room use. He |neiohts.- jr A mang amg = temerad , , : Me?”, “Problems of Land Devel- won't do badly at chow time ei- His body is at j + ene ae oa : "Ii is to receive “‘the best of food a ating. Burial will be in Ottawa ava : , ; es ae r : MILLER’S FURNITURE | 2c eTANLEY srmmeren , 4 - | Freda Kerby, an old friend of DRAYTON PLAINS — Service . = : ‘ . Mrs. Maurer. She is to receive for Stanley Streeter, 6, of 4746 invites you to ‘ : $125 — month for her own ex- here, . will be held 4 = penses and live rent‘ free in Funeral Home at 1 ' e ‘ Mrs. Maurer’s apartment until Wednesday. Burial will be ~ enjoy the world’s me rie ee arc - "Then the remainder of- the ur ; - estate is to be divided among _Mae; six children, a 3 Mrs. Maurer’s niece, two Gerry, Jerry, Matie ° brothers and a sister. one brother Leo. most refreshing slee sg ete = iat ‘es little os $1.25 @ week - PULL O8 Twin Suze Matching bex spring seme low price Mabe BY A SERTA ASSOCIATE — Gives you both TOP SOFTNESS your weight over all the inner-springs, as- ~ a >. a Come in...make the.Perfect Sleeper demon- DEEP SUPPORT 39 “sn younll and nothing was available on her Barbara Willing, 63, the former persona! background. Taber of Romeo, who will be held at ac Voss officiating. Burial will be in Romeo Cemetery. - include four daughters Mrs. Barbara Filber and Mrs. both of Racine, Wis., Brainard of Romeo Elizabeth Sholtz of De- of Romeo, Andrew Jaber of Wis. and Julius Taber of Royal brother, Andrew will elect a new three of Detroit. vice presidents, a secretary, atdione daughter, Alice of Fenton. d a treasurer. To Try Milford Man According to Melvin Eller, pres-|?4CK. KUBNA or a? oy - - ae ene 8 P rpee oy yn in Give her MOJUD lingerie. She'll expected attend ‘ esterday, will be held Thursday love you for thinking of her in. such nual election night “meeting. from the Home glamorous terms . . . love you for in Detroit. giving her such enchanting trousseau- Deaths Elsewhere sian tor 10 years is survived by soak, open ton: Wigs aoa years, dered, they all have Mojud’s special his wife Saima, three brothers and touch. Come in and pick a precious By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |two sisters in Finland. slip, petticoat, nightie, pantie, or ANDERSON, Ss. Cc. w—Dr. J: JAMES A. MacDONALD pajama. Alvin Orr, 82, former moderator) James A. MacDonald, a barber, 2 ot the General of thelot 242 Voorhels Ra. died at. 2:55 Gift Boxes Free! Presbyterian Church, one-ithis morning. He was 73. time moderator of the synod of| Surviving besides his wife, Stella, the Associate Reformed Presby-\are four sons, James of Detroit, iterian Church of the South, a min-ipgward, Philip and Ross of Hazel ister more than 50 years, and the/park: four daughters, Mrs. Alice po 6 BS an vce dome mae hy pnd ea faculty Erskine College |Teene of .. Mrs. = at Due West, S. C., died kf ad ot Manel Peck and Lau- one 39¢ Yard Goods, Ist quolity. .3 yds. ee ee ee yor apt Aa oe : $1.68 Pleid Blonkets 60x16 Size. ~ they come in styles and colors to tempt every woman's es ’ WV ge Sigel ae i 2 ¥e 5 i ie \ oe) a 4 Pee : 4 Al ’ \ \ | 2 : ; ‘ S ue ‘ . 4 . Vee ¥ a a “4s = a : \ \ ee Ot ‘ : ‘ te fe Aes ye a iy oe : fa 7 ra ; “~ co oi te | - iV ee 8 7 ee ey eset ‘ : ies a _ be Mee ‘ Ab 4 ee iH pot i oe Ceo ee es ae a Ne 8 ok hk eh ae ee > ee Oe ty ee viele weal uae THE * 1G LAW Metriod KIRK DOUGLAS j“LUST FOR LIFE” By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD @®—‘Not me; no These familiar - words . came from an unfamiliar source—Lana 2 Many a recently divorced star utters the same sentiment. But Lana! This is too much! “Don't you think I've just about had it?” she reasoned. x * * She had a point there. She has been married five times to. four men — Artie Shaw, Steve Crane (twice), Bob Topping and Lex Barker, from whom she recently separated, RODGE HAMIMERSTEIN *.* I. reminded her that her pal Clark Gable made a similar no- later married for the fifth time, to. Kay Spreckels. “That’s right; he did,” she re- adding with a giggle, “Well, you have to make conver- sation.” , a 3 * * She said she hadn't started dating. again, “I haven't got any playmates,"’ she pouted, No doubt the situation will improve as soon as this word gets around, } Perhaps as an antidote to. un | Working on ‘Lady Takes a Flyer’ sir. I'll never get married again.” ing marriage edict —’ and some time}yp Lana Says She's ‘Had It,'| Won't Ever Marry Again happiness, Lana has plunged her-| self into work. She is now. mak- “The Lady Takes a Flyer’ with Jeff Chandler, her first film in almost a year and a half. During her lunch hours, she is undergoing fittings for wardrobe in. “Peyton Place,” which she starts the day after she finishes wag | ady.”’ * * * “T only wish I could have start- ed this grind with a little more energy,’ she remarked, “I haven't worked since a year ago November, when I finished “The Rains of Ranchipur.’. * * * “But just before I started this picture everything happened. - HURRY! TONIGHT © BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN Box Office Opens 6:30 First Showing 7:45 An adventurous love story that EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN ‘STARTS WED. Stubborn Driver Pays Heavily for Temper ‘Mar- Ainection with “ |book, “In Opinion.” #, ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957 {Emma L, Bixby Hospital will open City Court that if you yell long op. ree caper be -heard.. his case while awaiting the arrival of the arresting officer, _ of the case. Twice the judge tit him™to keep quiet.” CG L. Hoenig, me eae IL: R. J,\Kittle Tredway tried a third time, [7% peed Result: contempt. of court, 30 days in jail. 2 ; Adrian Hospital to Open ADRIAN @ — Adrian's new) They said tests indicated ceram- ie fuels’ appear to have several its doors to patients June 24, ad- advantages and to be a major Douglas McNabb said tors of high efficiency. Exclusive > FIRST-RUN SHOWING at, your Butterfield Theaters SBR eee eda SOW Showing At 100, 9:6. $21, 7187. 9:55 the Court of Public + weir a t PrIcA Te preferring: what t gold, silver, and copper |} ™ — : Hold ‘Amnesia’ Case| sere is un ricture ot an ott toy bank that shows great saver of _ EXPLOSIVE FUN! the animal world. The squirrel carefully hoards nuts to tide him over ici as Marine Deserter | wisier. (ss ant paste to tnt ote 7 i em can coe N tions on the picture by fastening the squirrel through ’ ,SEATILE @—A ralrond time-|igh going behind the log. Paste « box behind the trunk as Meee ee ould renouber "pothe|siter you have cut out the slot'in the trunk. When you drop s ine about himself prior to Septem. |into the slot, swing the squirrel forward by using his tail as a I ber 1955 and asked help in finding |hold. Then he'll dip his paws into the slot where the penny went as out who he was, was arrested| though he had just hidden a nut. yesterday by the FBI as a desert- (Joan Chandler of North Palm Springs, Calif., won $10 with this er from-the Marine Corps. suggestion. ‘Send your ideas in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore x * * | Higgins, AP Newsteatures.) Richard .D, Auerbach, special Tomorrow: The Money Monkey. agent in.charge of the FBI office here, saki a fingerprint check) . : soil, JamesJohn Kelly ie really AnSists He Didn't Pass Documents: J * dr, But- ~~ - * all eiliaia . fee ~, . , |Alger Hiss Hopes Book y ach said ankots 4 vae|May Help’ Reopen Case ALGIERS @—Nationalist rebels in oak hae a step forward in making atomic reac) PONTIAC thers Neos Be. niger Ot ok feed 2 FIRST RUNS | | The ' Rivers Edge! r wittANO QUINN: PAGET 0° °9 200 cegeee teen "West Maple Ré. Kast of Walled tk, MA 4-3138 Bex Office Opens 7:90 SMOKE ‘ (ia Fell Coler) CosTeuo CO-FEATURE “THE BRASS LEGEND” STARTS FRIDAY Attack of the CRAB MONSTERS 2 Nor” ae OF < : ~ in ti th i ie Ain ti i i Ain i Ni ti tt ti i tt i i ti ti i tt tin Ni ti ht “ee rTerrrrrererrrrerY = that ti i i ee ti i i ie i i i i a 30h lst Showing of “Diphin” 7:45 Dene Piper Andrews _ Laurie et * HEPES nn - » HALWALLIS woe : ©OU0R wy Deine » Aectnet Boy Geet bees “THE BIG KNIFE” | JACK. 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Thai's why youll went to send call the mothers you know a Hallmark Mothe; a, Dey Card. EY Sider Elect ‘ed fo Head Austria Strong Anti-Communist, Pledges Peace Aid VIENNA i#—Another Socialist, Adolf Schaerf, is Austria’s new president In voting Sunday, he defeated Dr. Wolfgang Denk, a Catholic Conservative and noted surgeon, for the post vacated by the death in January of Theodor Koerner The vote was 2,259,097 to 2,160,- 424,>- 6chaerf was elected for a six- year term. Both Koerner and Austria's first postwar President, Karl Renner, also were Social- ists. a ; ~ * * Schaerf, 67, has been vice chan- cellor in the coalition Conserva- Maul le eure. a ceases is party. He is strongly anti-Communist. ?: —2-—«& The campaign and the election nearly 4% million persons—an es- a FREE A Demonstration — > Why not? You ‘wouldn't dream of wpurat- your business without fire > ecient insurance. Or lia- - bility insurance. Then why not insure your com- pary’s test future asset — ’ brains! 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Push your foot to the floor, and you have extra safety power on tap to whisk you up the steepest acim Here's ar cates fas poe soley, soon: You'll find it isca totally new and wonderful driving experience: ze gs@ee VYOuUR AUTHORIZED —@uALiTy onan 4 Vane s, 4 |\ ae bbe URS a i ‘ f ee oe) ee ee ae oe ee ee a (poe ee es AES EE EN Da + wots mh ge ae : + —- iene os 4% + = —— ete ‘aS ete Pre ae Seen Th. Si sid pig am S 7 — PRES y t ae as ge 3 . NTS / hes a. ar <<) : “. PRE | =... 2 ae eo : THE m Pr1Ac PRESS. TUESDAY, ‘May %, 1057 coat eee ec i Bob Considine Siaysi ee i : First Aid Course Opens. oul tan oe, a Shoemaker’ s Derby Boner Forgedaet by Woes | State | ~}Waterford- Township Hall starting | NEW YORK (INS)~—The ownerjin the stretch. For a brief moment,reconsidered and said what must constantly in search of a_ good investigating hoodlums instead of tomorrow, The “Class meets each Shoemaker did exactly that. have been a hard thing for the|investigation that will (a) assure|Harvards might have made him aj Wednesday from 7:30 to 10°pm. c. eo Lincoln Plaut, f the best/great little pro to ‘acknowledge—i 4. ¢ back home that the much bigger man than he becaine.| The course is open to anyone aut, one o olks bac me ey oe ess : Bean, whe hen mow teat $200,000 by) i. in ‘recing, ‘elias Shoe-|that he had. goofed as he once had) Suing and (b) give them *he|Without an Eisenhower on the| interested, oA andl of place of Your Future May |. «two Roses, acquitted Jockey Willie! aier's ‘mistake instantly. So didjo Swaps, when Liz Whitmeyinational stature they «understand-|scene, it might well have sent him) residence, according to Mrs, Terr) IZ) Be On His Hands” > ~~ Shoemaker for making his dreams!pa: Lynch: racing editor of the|/nn's Porterhouse beat the great) 1), seek. Some make it; some|imte the White ‘ v» cig an ee bead Life insurance is more and more be- 7 coming a useful implement for the living. Your life insurance agent is more and more a friend and quide to the family future — rather, than just another business acquaintance. N, Y¥. Journal-American, one in a big California race. tall. —— — ae x t . * 2 * But- the owner chose to blame * *« * er HME a ian ; = ction ress box|the track instead of the jockey. ‘ Bt “. a soto woke the ani He said the finish line at Churchill Pater thegoond Fea - etait de eran Bill Keefe of the New Orleans| Downs is too far gg ba pane taken te” hin feel. vestiee pace Picayune sensed that something stretch, too close to the first turn-\i, anoleton, Wis. There was ala Smee eet eee oe OOM UNITY. NATIONAL others, The rest of us in the Dox,’ We ‘can't facit any man for|was known of him was that he a, the clubhouse and the stands knew! standing up for his employee, ofwas an ex-Marine who was 4a) fe BA « :- ] i vi ied} | idance. only that a tefrible exciting 1ndicourse, but if he's looking for|great.yote getter, when he tried Mdke use of his help and gu The only thing close race was being’completed. somebody to complain to about the}to get the senate interested in) § He has aided many families through their most difficult days, and will Plaut believés Shoemaker’s Position of that finish line he'lljinvestigating organized crime. o you'll like action cost~ Gallant Man the have to commune with the shade; with that im prospect, Me: P « If o likely be a valued friend and aid to oe race.’ The stewards, actually [of Matt Winn. : ‘ | Carthy began collecting infor- ays / we alerted by word of the owner's We can’t resist saying, too, | mation on Frank Costello, >. . better than Senne questioned Shoemaker | that Shoemaker has ridden in | Frank Erickson, Joe Adonis and a Year Pla * 7 briefly after the race. five or six debriés now, and if | most of the others who event- ne FEDERAL — > Parking Jy 4- 4511 ; On Our Premises | At. first,§ Willie said the colt) he doesn’t know where that wire | ually became daytime TV stars. hesitated because: of the “‘wavy’’| is he’s just: not the fellow to put | But the Senate was Democrat. condition of the track. Then he) ® quiz show against 10-yéar- | The committee that was ap- old Robert Strom or against | preved went not to McCarthy Teddy Nadler, the — grade | but to Estes Kefauver. The genius, Tennessean did a goed job, rode Deposit your surplus savings or ‘ivectanail ty savings at any oné of our 8 convenient f ng ; e : , : N otiators Talk) secmates,.ter, ome cat severe erro, af Commun ity 4 AMATI fornia after‘the Derby. The legend #y to hooky to e-14 : areund_room 1603 at the Kentucky ve pgs f Gesu os the National Bank * With Hondurans sents ?né Sout'ws et Sts Saat Sa OF PONTIAC thinking he hame, Suppose he had ith ; 4's . : Latin- American Peace| Yours ss Pi le ee some oldithe crime Aber arn pn Aen $ oe Pts, os Team Attempts to Settle |—— too, for that Limon tc tenon coret dren ‘ : : Border Dispute A aaa s " -TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — A Latin-American peace team talked until early today with Hon- duras’ ruling military junta about troop withdrawals from the dis- puted ‘Honduran-Nicaraguan bor- der area. The meeting with the commit- tee from the Organization of American States was held behind closed ‘doors, but official sources said Honduras was insisting that Nicaragua pull its troops from the/. area of the Segovia or Coco River. ee 5 2 se 2 Sas Honduras claims the - river forms the boundary between the t w-o countries, but Nicaragua claims beth sides of the stream. The area netthwest of the river forms the Mosquito Coast region, a jungle region both countries |have claimed since the 19th cen-|. tury. < Sporadic clashes broke out in : the region last week with both imited oa sides charging bombing and straf- For | time, ing of villages. A ctase-fire has $50 DANCE rete Smal COURSE ES SsSe= -ONLY $44 (Senate Unit Warns ar arTuur murear’s (Of Delinquent Youths WASHINGTON (INS) — A Sen- Arthur M is making this s ce int red offerte you can reread Jee a meer aera f see Learning is fan because there is onl step to master! Open 10.4. cates 10 P.M. daily, | The group reported that many teachers and parents ‘cited tele- vision as an “‘evil’’ and a ‘‘detri- ment to school work.” But. it! noted that TV could be used to help the “learning process.” = PACKAGE. POLICY: = © Dweting i sen deal . ' > 8 Theft is You ¢ don't have to ‘ou sich to enjoy fine-car-- denbuscsd dcagi dia da boone Sony ~ BO Ce “| © Additional Living Ecpenses ~ luxury. 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SOS oe ee OS New Beige Shades Promise to Be Popular ee eres : ° By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Me bc bm cn a Pee get a satisfactory permanent even/boy which was rampant in dipping their heads into. coloring! Ugh your hair is dyed if you|1930s, have been carried over from solutions almost since the dawn|%@V€ a2 expert operator. last year. In-fact, styles in clothes i] 7 of history, Today hair coloring is ee and’ hair are most reminiscent ; ; extremely popular. Not long ago one of the leading|the early 30s. oT eT S + 8 oe hair coloring houses bad fist} In hair coloring there was Twenty-five years ago the Waldorf Astoria in New York something new. namely the new : women who wanted to do. some-| city Twenty-five hundred leading beige shades. These range | , * thing about their gray hair didi neir stylists in the United States blonde, and give a delicate beige ¥, | ‘ a eS ee ee €X-\hair stylists and 56 models took| Beiges of all sorts were floating A pensive part in the mass demonstration of White beige, a white white In the early 30s we had the |the new hairdos for this spring and|blohd; silver beige, a silver gold- - peroxide blonde, the henna rinse /summer en blonde; rose beige, a pinkishitg playclothes, ‘ and many other makeshift prep- |cwapEp CLOSELY |golden blonde; buttercup beigt; & . OWNS arations. These colored the gray | 4. oF the ee em rich, golden blonde; and platinum,| eee hairs, but had am artificial, dyed | |. saa: Ge ae Bars dss nem a delicate platinum blonde, a : ia look. May a woman who colored | haved closely to the head, so that, IT'S TIME To THINK her’ hair dark brows er Bleck hats can be worn,’ This is) ABOUT BATHING SUITs locked more as though she had ran “The Newport Look,”’ An-|- With swimmihg days practically : << “te the past dee tain elon | ttt Pitie Pout” which|upon us it is time to think in 2 ‘ : ; : years color-| has upsweep niovment similar|terms swimsuits, playclothes,| - ‘ : Lovely ae ing has | own, Siein.tm elmeaar.|t0 the fnehione Ok the tare of Yen|emd bench wear. There © eae gown. of opaque-ny- tant item to one‘of the most popu-|19th Century, when deep hats were) flattering style of bathing suit for lon tricot with full - lar pg aps tlhe atlalso being worn. , .. : sweeping, soft scal- 7 pad salons. y ted or! The bouffant hairdos, which are - * . oe loped bottom... | ae } to the matronly sil- P the bodice is beau- : 2 QUAI | Yy ee i tifully embroidered MF : wd 4 singe lent : 15 over 30 denier ‘DING. 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MAY 1, both = nas SN Aerator | | |. fue Berrys. |< 7 ioe te P Ngee UAN spa oAn irder | 7 ya ba | 8 YOu Thal Preipaned Indefinite Delay Due to Illness of Singer's Defense Attorney DETROIT (#—The murder. trial poreemnane illness. | . ; . - “not less than a week” and possi- Bs Children of GI Security for You ~ longer z belies Field will be $ | : re ® i . lvé Field was stricken last Friday. : Alive and Safe ‘| with a heart ailment and is still . i : | |hospitatzed William Langley, convicted last 1} Age ae oe oa : 5s ee a i month of deliberate failure _ to) 2 Bhs Kae oS. Sasi a : ceviguskel dak Gale bon athe finishing direct be tra) am pr faheee ped en, alae as gant "5 : have been found safe, but out of By RAY HENRY cn toe cibvematentes ai yrer- jie Ger aii: Dadian: tu: cee his cross-examination, re- Langley’s case is the first “im-| anew” money at Fort Smith, Ark. Associated Press Writer | case, ”. Jeumstances can vary 0 widely|buttal testimony, final arguments| portant one to reach trial in the! set The three had been the object-ot] you think yoit got troubles? — | ~ If, however; you report «stolen, |” guch cases, thet) asury De-land the judge’s charge. yeariong investigation ‘of vice and @ aoe ¢ © cross-country hunt ‘the last sev who-re-|lost or misplaced check and the declines make &M/ Court aides said because Field| corruption here. wees : par How about the fellow 3 esitmate on the time. Meanwhile Portland days. cently wrote the following finds ‘that the check (Questions Social Gecatiey et, ee Sey rors , the trial of 2 00 Sheriff Harry Julian said Fortjcently wrote Oe tee Sociai| as been cashed, you'll be -sent| enn ne addressed tol nny oinine? an allele thee case| gambler Big Jim Elkins and his Fs Gmith police fold him that Mrs, [se ta vottce? , & photostatic copy of both sides/Meouse. Curity,” in reseed W/emphasizing an alibi; the judge| employe Raymond Clark, accused Jerry Rose, 22, and the children, - | ot the check. You'll be asked to| poe) ‘Seumy, fare of Thelwould be reluctant to turn the/of illegal wiretapping, resumes in ’ Ginger = “This afternoon I received my {certify that the endorsement ee eh ee U. S. District Court, é were visiting a Japanese. WOMAD) check for April. While I was |not your own. If it’s your endorse- Bers irs. Rose had known on Okinawa. picking up some packages from ment, you'll be asked to drop your|#%¢ office of the Social Security : - Julian said Mrs. Rese tele- | the rear seat of the car, a goat (claim for a second check oe = phoned her husband’s parents, | (my pet, of which I'm the x * * aherpe Sor this service.) “D N LER | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rese, at-| blessed owner) te aa Be But, a forged endorsement will’ lend lub R. HE! RY ‘A. MIL E Iron Mountain Saturday night | check from my hip pocket. Be- |, utomatically start an investigation Waterfor Figure C af and asked for sufficient funds | fore I could catch her, she de- : _ Optometrist to continue to their home. voured it. What do I do now? |'0 Pring out the facts surrounding t Hear Talk on Defense |f a . Pvt. Rose sent his family to live Te Rock wp Be sary, be ninco In the meantime, you'll be asked| The Waterford Towship Fashion|) 7 North Saginaw Street — ! 7 ee oe eae — from an €Y€/to fill out a claim form so that) Your Figure Club, in a meeting) Phone FE 4-6842 _ : SG Pusthac "wn They were due to arrive last] "Your cater conch Me Sed let ae Oe ee 7 3 MOTHER'S DAY is SUNDAY, MAY 12 “*"y7,o*" et ag Abide “297 wan Your Social Secunty, check may you You'll — not hh ges morrow, will —_ Harold , . ‘ ae ‘ Tuesday, no word never of a hungry amount Rodriguez speak “ * * * ” = a= ‘ eas at Ses Pein gost, But, there's always a chancelforged check, unless, of course,| Winner of the trophy for losing Better Things in Sight TTT tt a that one of them will be stolen, |the investigation shows that you're the most weight last week was'f Julian said he did not know how jost, misplaced or badly damaged,|involved in somie way. Mrs, Edwin Broom. : Open Frtdiay Brenig the family got to Fort Smith. Such things happens to thousands| The length of. time it will take) Pig trophy winners were: Mrs./f _ of checks every month. to issue you ae pled ja aye es goes | . ’ + REGULAR ROUTINE ° first has been c a erjenger, Mrs. Robert Hammill and § Soviet Chief Given Sage ey ee {probably will be longer than two Mrs. Edgar VanWinkle, . . . Security offices have a regular ff : : ‘ fem : Mixed Reception routine to follow so you can get Drive with care... everywhere! . | cok. 2 ee . : em ot tm gS = i | eat: 2 ahs as sib hi 1" ui! ty ‘ Er bi fh, y yf aay iT. TE EE NY i Ae 00M Le al tie Meera ina? mas : New Chevrolet station wagons have Body by Fuher, of course. Above, the Bel Air 4 Supreme Soviet Convenesto Revise U.S.S.R. Economy & | eee Se eee = |e. Set pe at The plan's approval by the olution drafted by Communist | aliocate scarce materials and|more than 1,300 members of the failed , to navigate through the limited areas without touching a a sweeping decentralization of) party boss Nikita Khrushchev. | 4.1 on production by each|Supreme Soviet is certain, But — a teen "eee _— Sesril aahex eee pre | region. the plan itself will take — J ‘ H rf { } prises to corner groceries. ture the Kremlin built up ever REGIONAL COUNCILS ioe possibly years to realize fully. y sing e Icop ers ) Russia's equivalent of Parlia-| the last 40 years. | ween med if tt to NEW ORLEANS & — Coast But economic councils of the completely it will give a mew face Guard, National Guard and pri- administrative - eco Until now, the Sovief economy|various been directed by several doz-) nomic regions of the Soviet Union | ‘en big‘ministeries in Moscow. The will take over planning for local) new plan calls for a territorial) production and supervision of! system of organization, The cen-|local performance, cutting many| be abolished or have their func- tral government will still set the/ of the administrative strings that) tiens trimmed. next few days the legisiaters will ‘broad lines of policy and plan-'now lead back to Moscow. | i He i: . it has been the major) u topic of discussion in Communist party groups. factories and insti- tutions of higher learning and by 5 eo °F Be 7 ‘ Reward Vacationers gta s Ff : $8 is the Sab calle Knnnse Tureplie, where 00 sept is the legal speed limit. THE LURE OF THE TURNPIKE — One of five new superhighways opened since last summer Firestone WHEEL ALIGNMENT Correct Toe-In and Toe-Out ~~ __ a F poss 4 _| Town Without Physician cars that hegued atte extra room at parking meters. Codeeatadee Appeals Me Governor : : < | ORANGEVILLE, Pa, @—This srestone Li Ab i. Hee Pon soe nn ee Firestone WHEEL BALANCE lest Young Drivers Ski[l)=serso's ssste ican bie Yes, 2 Will not have reached 20: yeute-ell soveel to thor, Gaorpe MM. Lender a Blt eth | age by Aug. 15,1957, the last day|regarding tlie situation after hear- . - . a of the national contest; you have| ing ee had — PP ge Bi > mu the. Erle, aged Drugs at JL. REGULAR TOTAL PRICE : $15.00 & driver’s license or permit, and] eq doctors who’ wished to prac- the New York Thruway; the Calu- 3 3 you have a_clean record of ino| tice here have been rejected by met Skyway, the Peak YoU GE I 95 moving traffic violations in the) the State Board of Licensure. Beloit Turnpike and Chicago Belt : j ; that Dr. O, Ersoy, a Turkish rg Turnpike in of Potenc os , physician on the staff of Casual- |Virginia, among others, . y eeeee ty Hospital in Washington, did not oe + ele ae | ; ee @ : qualify to practice in Pennsyivan- ~~ Our precision and ; ia, Dr. Ersoy is a graduate of a peo spmgeamg pw tude in fill medical college in Turkey, He ble ‘to the toll roads were | prompt ing | served his interriship at St, Louis, | also opened this year, giving a | prescriptions is equalled : Mo., Baptist. Hospital and has total’ ot ¢,409 miles of trée ex- | only by the high quality . been at the. eo em hospital pressways to U.S. drivers. ond poleacy of fie aaa. 2 : for a ar : af, . we use. lTru i 38 . red sald the Turkeh At the same time the gigantic 3 ‘a ~f eraet Nexkinac Won ies | CLOONAN'S- | t a Hu dan Te refugee | Mackinac niga a — “All Ways Reliable” * a Bi nig Sono wordnet Maskinc’ ulema hustnessman,|,/ 72 Sengiacrw FE2016) { f / \ : ‘ hy died Sunday. 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Named Lenore D. Paxton and James. Aubrey Stephens of Hazel Park High School; Stephen J. Ruebel- man and Valjeah M. Urban of Lake Orton High School; ‘Ruth D, Alix, and Eleaner J. Arno ot Keego Harbor West Bloom- field High School, inners Completing the list are Larry J + (Township Road | fo Be improved | | Waterford Board OKs ‘Crescent Lake Work, if ‘County Shares Cost Last night members of the Wa- terford Township Board voted to Final Clarkston Meetit Auburn, 4 Town Sessions PTA Is Planning: AA ae _ GLARKSTON — Final meeting of Clarkston Elementary PTA is |scheduled to be -held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the high school gym- nasium, aN s. ting; to 8 p.m, the parents may meet their children’s teachers, _ iserve refreshments. King, Milford High School; .Noré man G. Gordon, Michael B. Mar- cus, Elaine B. Schuster, Oak Park High School; Kenneth Edward Yaroch, Orchard Lake St. Mary's High School; Ronald L. Hall, Ox- ford High School; William J. Cox, Susan A, Tindall of Waterford Township High School; Margaret =i) Are Injured; w Protect Driver Police Question Victims ~thave Crescent Lake road from M-59 to Hatchery road blacktopped, |providing the Oakland County Road Commission pays 50 per cent of ie * * + Leon Belknap of the road com- mission told the township board = Se Swiss Vilage ‘Road Probed ‘ A: Childs, Patricia L. Clark, there is $10,120 in the commission ’ ; sant ah cages Sg Soo Pee eee ie Siccoed to Wes grade room mothers. to Determine Person at ~ cal DB oes a ae ien| Council Has Session|Reskevics, Royal Oak Dondero Tpwnship. for constraction eect North Branch Wheel in Troy Crash ._ ta ’ ae = \ i : ni tch the ees With Mrs, Orpha Sealey serving : School; and Charles R. Beyerlein,, to Discuss — Territory Hi#® School. Margaret A. Gray - Se jownp con Se KAREN E. LANPHER and Nancy E. Burow, Utica High} 4) Orion! "Y jand Elaine L.-Parker, Southfield oye Mr, and-Mrs. Finey Langher, |*% installing officer, the following! TROY — ‘Troy Police are~still School, a eor Orion High oe Wwitiees A. Brown, He also estimated that the ope. | 4175 John R.. Rochester are an- [UY Sucers Hse ra questioning the five persons in- Others .on the list are Lawrence = ag omse rag he mile stretch of read would cost | ouncing the engagement of their [te ,pces Mt te recent PTA|jured in an accident, Sunday night Werschky, Berkley High School;} LAKE ORION — The Council]. 400) — j approximately $18,000 plus seed- | Gauchter, Karen Evelyn, to Air- ‘ _-* ~~ \to determine the driver of the Thomas W. Preston and Craig D.|meeting, which lasted until near : wwin eae > | tug and sodding due to the ero- | 4 Third Class James L. Hen- | Installed were: Mrs. Thelma [Car. Police say they have a good Smith, Troy High School; Nancy/midnight, was almost entirely de- re 2: Fathers sion on the sides of the road. - dershott. He is the son of Mrs. | Edwards, president; Mrs. Mary ne See nee voted to the discussion of. the sec- Joyce Walm sley, Donald and Richard Heidkamp According to the road conimis-| E. C:~Hendershott and the late | Schmidte, mother vice-president; /Pone of t injured admit it. j Irish of Attica repeated their mar-|()pj ina C | Campaign Fund cn Te rege vow: in on tethearit rion Spring oncert - Residents were present to check! WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- , Aubarn Heights a? peer to Hire Experts ; Church, Saturday evening “* with the township board on whether|sHIP — The Township Players of) 1. prsa of Avondale Junior were taken to St. Joseph Mercy Another point they considered] The eight o'clock, double-ring Slated for Tonight sewer construction work will be|West Bloomfield are bustling into High School will meet at $ pam P Is Under Way was the jfact that the road is im-|service was read by the Rev. _ [Fesumed in Sylvan Shores Subdi-\their fifth production in & little ryt sea the Junior Migh build| ste, : \proved at this point and is in good| Stephen Chapko. About 200 guests whe vision on May 31 as promised. over a yepr. The Players have! snc. Mrs. A; A. Tallman t ohe The five were injured when their ROYAL OAK — A Chamber of|¢ondition. ) were presen, srinbcgens ttle he aig 4 sony Bp a8 * chosen the “comedy, “I Like It} OOo ‘the PTA ceaventon|ca® Jett the road vat Rochester campaign fund of $20,- However, when the township and Ginee ts. seating be hen ne ane Cen OE Tans Seen) Tented pees constric-|Here”’ by A. B. Shiffrin. at Traverse City. and Urbancrest and plunged into 000 to finance the -hiring of ex-jC0Unty improve their part of the High School tonight will in ad-jtion work in January due to freez-| James Beall, director, states the the stream bed betweerr the bridge perts in various fields in relation|°#4 the hill will be 2% feet high- ot one en oe dition to numbers played by the|'"S Sound conditions. comedy affords a change of pace| oe Haas of the Pontiac Press jand a nearby walk. . -* to the proposeg re-development of|¢™ When their grading is complet- = » |Senior, Junior 6th Residents of the Ideal Country [both for the club members and the) will be guest speaker. Retrest- | witnesses told police that they | —Reyal One snes comer isi: ge —__| me ga, Mug trv, ad [Band fen baton iwrer Rob-| Cah Suairen she wet ode [Sn ine Township Playero| Pear Towng __~ fernveling af hgh rae of sped : : Hugh Galloway, councilman ert Hampton.-* have done comedy, drama, mys- prior to the accident i Malcolm M. Heber, chairman points appliqued on net. : ree eS board to check their gravel road. Four Towns School PTA is : dt tee Chainbel’s Cities ReDe ee Vinee resigned = Oe Her finger tip veil of nylon net They claim mo work has been {FY 4nd science fiction. meeting Thursday, and from 7:30 meeting, but the council did not P : The concert is to begin at 8 p.m.) aon. To produce plays which po-one — . . velopment committee sald that , was held in place with a band of in the last three years, and Slate Mu: : accept his resignation. Tickets may be purchased at the locally, is one- of sic Program | over $6,000 has siready been | aa lace and sequins. A white orchid | goor. : roads are almost impassable ~ fh omen a mag Sik =. | pledged or paid by Royal Oak | An agreement that was accepljjon a white Bible made up the Johnson said the association must| +t rike It Here” is a play which) | M D hte IMLAY CITY — The music de- | busine ; the Vileg Cualiel Ph -canee 16 er | a pay for the gravel and the town-\na5 not, as far as anyone knows, roy om- aug er 4partment of Imlay City Commun- | The money will be used bylgny act’ om the’ wae of JoAnn Smith was the maid of Sentence Milford Man __|ship pays for hauling the gravel in./heen produced in or around De- ; ue Sibaske. vil quests tne. ! either the Chamber ‘of ‘city com-|Green's home, ‘squaring. both his| por eneid Junioe brideamaid wason Bad Check Charge + ee troit. Banquet fo Be Friday mentary programs, the first on | mission to hire experts in Pre-lproperty and that of the Village| Parisin Kiueh- with Cathy trie, Z A contract to bulldoze, level and’ The play will open for a three * : Wednesday and the second on May | paring detailed plans for re-|Park’ was referred to the Village|iiece of the bridegroom, ax flower A_ Milford man, Harold E. Ste-jcover the Cooley Lake road dumpinight stand June—13,.14 and 15, TROY — The WSCS of The programs, to be held in . development, for advertising the ttorney. An easement there would) 5ir1 ’ vens, of 512 Commerce Rd., yes-|Wa* Awarded to Vern Richardson. |g:39 p. m., in the West Bloomfield] yethodist Church is holding its\'” Ma” school s 8 p. m.. will be ; plan and “generally educating the|aiso ne longer be necessary. . sender Ons a He will be paid $10 an hour and/yigh School Auditorium, corner ‘ put on by grades 1-8, including the . Attending as best mas was live ocars fou lomuite a $00 check| Recs to complete the job in|Orchard Lake and Commerce Lake |“™¥@! Mother-Daughter banquetjrural schools. - Catholic W Set Richard Avery, Ushers were |i. pontiac last Aug. 8 with ineuf-(°""° days. Roads, Keego Yiarbor. at 6:30 p.m. Friday, at Big Beaver jen a ic Women Se' Richard Irish, Gene Hodges and [6105+ bank funds. _ |PRESENTS PETITIONS Church on Rochester Road. | Wayne West. é ea : . ail | rn Stevens, who pleaded guilty, was}—-RebertBarett of 1950 Mather Are Mrs, Robert. Shafer will be H = A ane an at Hunters |assessed $100 court costs by Cir-|Ave. presented petitions signed by Siate Art Shows toastmistress and Mrs. Claude ey: ROCHESTER — League of Cath-|Creek oer ceremony: \-uit Judge George B, Hartrick, [his neighbors allowing him 10; ROCHESTER — Annual Art Show| Leach Jr. will give the inveca- | ,..,; ee Olig “Women members of St. An-|After # short trip to the, southern , maintain two purebred horses on|of pupils 3 Tittmen Schocnever § "R'E WINNING delicious drew Catholie Church holding|states the couple will be at home athe ane met of the Baldwin Elemen-| Gen. Mrs. dairy products .. milk, cheese po on the Irish farm on Lake’Pleasant |Rainiers Monaco-Bound |"* r°?*y: ; tary School will be held at Goodi-| will render several musical mum- | butter. . now delivered 10 lag, : te... * w.. son Wednesday evening from 7 to| bers and Linda Danaworth | your doorstep . . anywhere . at 8 p.m. : ROME U—Prince Rainier and| However, the township board re-|9 p.m. Students will act as hosts) will be the tap dancer. within 10 miles of. Pontiac. rapid Princess Grace of Monaco left/ferred him to the Zoning Board of|throughout the six rooms. Mrs.| 4 special feature of the evenings’ . wit conduct =) COUNtY Calendar (aise ic sceateits "2 elite ts zoned residential.” \wno haa arranged the show ansgenertamment wit te Eat Gor] Carll Us period follow- Sib French iviera. A crowd cheered] today that the North Hill Elemen-|berg, Detroit ventriloquist.| Vv. A. NYE , 6 OCS ot Se Rew Method-/the royal couple as they drove Nearly half of New York State's tary Show will be held May 16/Reservations may be made with DAIRY invited to} os at the church a i230] away from their hotel. Rainier|30 million’ acres are covered byjand the Harrison Central Show on|Mrs. Robert Schultz, MU 91940 FE 2-6786 Ee, wae was at the wheel Horest. “{May 23 | [Public attendance is invited ns i Help Wanted Male 6; Help Wanted Male 6)__Help Wanted Female 7) Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted 8| Employment Agencies 8A Instructions 9 - ' Sores WAITRESS FOR MORNING 5 sees. LEI SPORTING GOODS SALESMAN, | ANSWER TELEPHONE, HELP) "thin "io ts. or Hobdaye, REAL ESTATE SALESMEN oR Best Way ee ed os hn Need BS og OPENINGS Ry ve DRIV | Present position. No exp. nec = ; Walled Late ue aoe gg NS Realiy Cov Kiswwood op RIVING SCHOOL oie Cea carn Be, ot “mere| men Soe, lagous work. lets, mal Car Hops dies rene Sooo SHOE SALESMAN. MEN OR WOM- dollar Cal PRG ‘or PEE ear. . on ls , Ak . ; ° . F Training and Salary. C411 PE “risus _expecenee “ig assembling fr stand. 318 =| Sh Per, Rony ae soase |B permen of Bell Bresiors is Sez:: ~_eaPranes Eeses — . ; STRADY, © PANT | Deints Might shift only "| Cashier — General Office |“ OPPORTUNITY WANTED sccnatctsn,| TIRED BLOOD? | proctical ‘courve tonchty you "st a i stock CUTTER General Toot| Pleasant working willeg to ; bome. Drs outfit furnished. — | ISHWASHER Boom Experienced — shift. | ‘vacations "ae CAREER PULL TIME OR PART | (0. Ge Yeutine laberatore work | “NO-Siree—you need a Pacts PREE Utilities Eng. Must be over 18, for work. CARG: DETR A counts 2 oor’ west ust be| TIME, - own yr ay? Saiary open. change of pace place, inst_Box 37 Pontise Press. 9 | Sos eae | see a eter ge| Sa aces On| Geen meee or ae ge] Ee Seen, he ree) ce | Oa ge . « » & * . is 2 ° ” ESTABLISHED BAKERY ROUTE, | eto? &.m. & 1) a.m. WARE 18 HOUSEWARE | ~- Sigg oe ; ' Pred PL = foar sohening Se é Ti izes EXCLUSIVELY AT A 8A Bus 1 PE ties Se atscak reeret, tn ag Roy Sy ee, co Ho Eok, won | Employment a. centiontat for top "ecuctrn “Lite | Work Wanted Male 10 ettien| Ses femres|Graebner's| ime ore er |e vous: Rage on ag gg i pogo taney s Oa ood i Sst sess | SATOCDTICT S | pase, oe, wores, ower, [ci cumpetes eon ew = 3 acy fen eeaer| Voorhees-Siple | EXPERIENCED} “Bestest | pene ae Bia rsg 8 mee Set |auaitaats wow aa Ful be et ik sm. Wednesday. PAT. 2 WANTED FULL . Office & | punter Work — = SB Pee Aa eee. ere ee oa oe arrange: Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor CLOTHING sale" Mapace ay ~D MI_4-4620. : wai sob een eee fi tes to ted. re pris] Or An? men y Dudley . OOre - , : as associate er ’ Z y a 5 f | __ Baral Home, “Ayburn Metgnte, "|_| _ SALESMAN Jn TAYLOR, Realtor, 106 ersonne king, Call an : Cemetery Lots 5 . | . Ca awe Te ton ; TS DELovEry BOLLDOZEN waite [na Bar se ete me Ses ep eee |= Interviewer | See Bae ee Seek | canewer fate ano cna ina. hasten of Mee" Btlin | Garden og gy gh Bersee_ om “ty, between the ages MEN & GIRLS Super benefit program. $280 plus.| ‘@3,, Kitchens « once : Eaward. Philip and Rows” Mac’ eb. ogi La net, | — } preferr . IN THE swe cA : =) = ‘ : Baa areene bearer ore ada apt im : GIRLS | Downtown job for setretery with | and Permicn i _ sisters and one brother also sur-| ». | ' ming! heand ¥ closures. Reas_ vive Zunoral serzice ‘wil be beid BOX REPLIES * purtunity. Please send refer-| share to achieve stccess, then’ “ne & tent housekeeccing. More| 542327. « | (ight trpime ............. from, the” Donelson Jonna Puntersi A, 6, 8, 9, 10, 24, 25, 26, Home with ¢ in Oakland » 6, 8,8 : Hilla Memorial Gardens. Mr. Mac-| | 28, 29, 82, 34, 35, 58, 60, { | —Mich._ | _Panerat ‘tome.’ =" "e29PS*] | a, 63, 65,.75, 76, 77, 7, | | SXEERCENCED 4.3 ; "| 83, 84, 86, 90, 91, 93, 100, at alia ee Se age ee 103, 104, 195, 110, 116. 3 R 33496. : = a oe Wed- — Cceiapainatad VAT: pies 5 -$ p.m. from the 2 i 3 = teers “EN WHO CANNOT —AGCEP [1 ie wt state y, ure} Help Wanted Male — national! vt Prank. ‘Punerel Rome] ARTHUR MURRAY High School; Lara L.. Mitchell, tion of road (Central Ave.) that leads to Swiss Village. Due to the fact that the town- ship and village lines cut the read at a diagonal] angle which creates a problem as to whose responsibility the 139 feet of the total 286 feet necessary to cut down the hill would be, the Vil- lage Council again refused to Frederick Irish Wed in Dryden DRYDEN — Joyce Marie Walm- sley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walmsley of Sut- ton road-and- Frederick D. Irish, son of Mr. and Mrs, Myron bless their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heidkamp, after the twins were ordained as Roman Catholic priests at St. Mary of the Lake Theological Seminary, Mundelien, Ill. The elder Heidkamps make their home in Chicago, Tl. 5 sign’s. traffic counter records, for a ‘highway of this kind Crescent Lake road has more traffic - than any other road in the township. ¢ *+ ¥c° There is $24,000 in the township budget to be used for highway Capt. E. C, Hendershott, also of Rochester, No date has been set for the wedding. West Bloomfield Players Plan New Production - William Beadle, father vice- teacher vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Haack, secretary and Mrs. dune Sillers, treasurer. . The entertainment was high- lighted by the annual presentation of the style show, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Vera Engstrom, Home Economics instructor. PLACE 'A “LOST AD#* Call FE 2-8181 x * Ou hent on, Resvara ment. PE 41600 after 4 p.m. BASEMENT,| Comer Aubure & Crooks Rd. sppoint- a Buy Thru Partridge _ 4 OR TRADE-3 fom . md Ff garege.| eh tat L. H. BROWN mae PUTNAM STREET BEDROOM” RANCH | STYLE, LAKEFRONT |, ee ily 3 sz; KENNEDY | Rancher . 3-BEDROOM Full Basement Homes On Your Lot or Ours down. . C.. HAYDEN, Realtor d E. Walton FE $0441 Qpen Eves. sit - ! & prets i H 2 7 nace 2 car garage, paved drive. pues on eat sl ee PLUS LOT — trees | GATEWAYS tol]. A. HAPPINESS WATER FRONTAGE’ CASS LAKE ey es: . To Buy—To Sell—To Trade -*. ' fo ppeinimn ens PE 2-136 , ——~ a = A street > it SiLaoe wth de down - AUBURN HTS. AREA’ Sandeteped Wot. Priced at $11,200. ~~ WHIPPLE rooms & oar shes race apt | baine “apatite poe Income Property 43A On. cork, 34283 TAKE FRONTAGE fe stieee p— laketront Agreeabie terms or “GEORGE BLAIR es is raat Lakefront Hi i i : eal: te wr we Clarkston: REAL ESTATE INC. > S Main. Mich. pes, 51 THE P 5|MODEST MAIDENS Coop FARM We ste this farm te Bog yg BA farm.\Tneludes 190" acres of modems 10 teem hemt, male bara milk ail seo = “eres * Ferm can be. Sought “for tod feu “Par, feiker ’ REA Sg einy PE 42544 oF = PURD NOW, lene ate HERBERT C DA 49%5 Ra. "| Partridge |_-1§ THE “BIRD” TO sEB 0 ACRES OF PARM YOR SARE Sale Business Property 49 CONTRACTORS CARL W, BIRD, Realtor ve Sag Sere Fe bist Home Sites Supreme Jee lanes commer ‘A. JOHNSON; Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE4. WARD FE. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 1060 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9 KNUDSEN Brick Front Y store with basement and ige e@ room on the rear Building ‘s well bullt with p walls, tal metal..celling and is fully eq ith Lake Orion Highlands *350 D 3 i a i i iit ii it i it e 3, 3 F 5 Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge gph es ; Se REDUCED Oo Us. "| SHOPPING rae Hs | eee eT Nesey tay en n home on 4 . ‘ ~~ balance at STATEWIDE | EVE. ‘TIL Se tte 6 Sh eet, thet TANDARD wi? Is now secepting lease tions for new service lo- wane and Eee - tunity tor spplicants, ILL Partridge > a “_inRD" TO SEE AT SILVER LAKE Over 190 tart of, sandy -WARDE. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, 1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVES. ‘TIL * an ean ln Dee 7 ee Rochester Home Sites [ . with septic a trade | ROY KNAUF, Realtor | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE [ Dixie Highway - ‘This fe on extra choice 300 5 cet Seg PULL $2500 PR § acre . Near Oxford Soke cules trem = ) You Want A Business of Your Own? mre eens ‘Household Finance Corp. of Pontiac Ba Seta a By Jad Reasonadi* PE FT FINANCE CO. Buckner Customers Are . Happy Folks “1 © compl | Wehrnnen aac R. f VALUET, OIL CO. |" comer | BARNES HARD BRAND NEW 144 IN. WIDE X CLAYTON’S . PE 5-0474 RA , Oe Co.. UsED Tie / be . /OSED TRADE-IN ; *“DEPT. rene rer ere reewerre $14.96 : chair PO eprgere ober bef Davenport & —_— ao i mahogany .. $58.50 Electric dryer .. « +ivvun , 1 $7.50 FURNITURE CO. . i ee WASH YOUR DISHES or SuittisnEA iene KO PLUMsING FREE L, -A. WAGNER CO. Phone FE 5-027 WAYNE GABERT’S G Floor Sample Sale to 40 per cent off on and: slectric hog Genlcte “Gopere ons For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | 6 FT. F PICNIC TABLE, 7 CU, FT.| refrig. in exe, cond, FE WHEEL Caer ine a A: Neues 3 cin Fa} SALE Sheetrock urch’s, Inc. ott Lumber rock lath. Paint, ¢. OR ; eo. SNOW LOADING ~~ TOP SOIL _ | OLD STATE FARM ROP 86711 OR FE 81233 Peep eee Sale Farm n Equipment 76 a : THE | PONTIAC PRESS, wEspay. MAY t, 1997 s 85 FUNNY/ (BUSINESS _ | Peewee er eee ee ees, miniatures, witts. REGRTERED —WALE —SOXER: oo be tee nS | , For § Sale Housetrailers 78 78 —E SELECTION SLAY BAUGH'S BOAT COVER. ALL SER aE 5 e000. FET elas. JOE'S AN SURPLUS FE 2.0023 | uxt DOGS CATS BOARDED, DOGS sais, Sarees, 38 8. Tele- ay, Grain & Feed_ 71 ae fois of wnadePEE e¥tah ants san Jt siting! 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Tiny Tuttle | to WIR, (100) = CKLW, (000) WW, (900) ~~ WCAM, (1190) WXYZ, (1870) WRON, (ise) WBE, cise) |” v | Still Hunti 7 tor Man on Dollar a Day? _ oa cee ae | ng ! 3 w — k O'Brian Praises a LANSING @ — The deputy state] 5 oo un_ stow cmcatee” ERTIES ae eee | ra nes _ : | By EARL WILSON sale “Twose| 2,08 8 dole 8 8 Fic ame SE Reese | | ER Eee. | HS EE mae | Performances Given by) esq yomc — ratty tute an herder Thy were sting Satta tel 4, wal Pa ube, Don Mcleod Wisk, Mews, tara” | Nib —wam, Nore Drake =| Moderator up in bed reading the papers about Tommy Manville getting! taces now if the pending school| pas WON. News, uses Muse eae wan, arincr eodtrey | MAGMA, Me Forking married—and groaning about how to get a man and how to/ sid bill becomes law. raguending na “waa, Be re” | | Wepnesbay womxmo | Wats My True Biecy | WEOH, 5 - ae ae get to Hollywood. ‘ . The official, Clarence W. Lock,| naval review at Norfolk WXYE, Mel 6:06-—WJR, News, Homechats y NEW YORK (INS), — There / xk «°° told the State Governmental Ac-|§.17 CKLW, Eddie Chase - WW3, News, Bob Manwell nee 20—W. Mrs. Burton daeen’t poem to be rene of & enn- on WJBK, Don McLeod CHL Senntes Mews, M. D. Beall ware, Seveleet fe cur i. “T bet if we got more into ‘TV we could find a guy,” mur-|counts Asm. yesterday ‘The ships are WEON, Foy Perede” =| WIBK’ Clark sane nrg anaticn to Kaewe | Ciiw, Bud Devise [fet ia o1 ke affairs” category,|mured Taffy. “Phil Silvers married a girl on TV; so did Steve|House-approved bill, now belore) aircraft cartier "Pests Ponce” WPON, Countey Roundup | GRE. News, Mary Morgan] Wopk, News, Ovores 6 +e. é ‘lallen” “ 9 - the Senate, will mot pay out. - {and the destroyers we fee Levis de, | “er, im, Agrmanare 11:00—W4R, Asthur Godfrey | "Ae W4R. | Backstage not include-Rubirosa f ” prot ) rat ndcmnry mapper WJBK, Don MeLeod w = r oon 7) Wes Poe Merrie Since we do not “Oh, but not everybody on TV's married,” protested Tiny, | sid contemplated by the bill The daily spending serea tace men | SAE Ene SB ee, s00-Wim, Pet Buran {OF Aly Khan, and must stick tothe) wing ig called that because she’s younger but bigger than [not be supported by revenues pro-| was fixed by ae tas << Tate Geet Stange | Fete scien, — |merctore behooves us to name that| 700 | ———,_ fided to finance the program. jwhich suffers « $00 ‘w Andy| ‘WW. Bob Maree =| | WP Woam Mews. dependable traditic old| /“WHO isn’t?” glared Taffy, “Lassie?” + «ot arity newmeneen See eae SLW: owe Toop WWwi. Bandstand | tee rerty —|newsmaker, “Meet the Press.” | Bishop Sheen!” giggled Tiny. re “Last year, the legislature ac-| 0.0 of the sailors Woae news : WCAR, News, ‘Allen S Gucen tor 8 Day } Hers, Mckee’ | sntect the Press’ mecis-)Ms | “How are you getting along with John?” Taffy asked Tiny|cepted the wildly optimistic sets! biing that they Sag Amtegeeadi 8 ag Say Arremxoon Leet ‘suan| Obligations for a great many res- |later, John was a CBS press agent who knew Jackie Gleason|'** estimates of some around Norfolk as “CREW, “Pimpernel ‘Wea, Bob Maxwall teen am, Jin ‘ww, Cenfeesisos sons, most of them spelled intimately—but liked him anyway. school interests rather than the! bunch of poor wxY — Terrence =A * , “ol "He" : ¥, te 1? : a ‘WXYZ, Wenn News, Reid = ae So om 1 Ww. tat ak i, - a shrugged Tiny. He's & rTegulal|ime state's fiscal experts, Pe eae —— tee-Wik hm Vinal WEAR, News, Bruce Martral ‘Wwd, dim Deland wt . — Zz mighgnes pi acre arr vie me enough! ey. Sie breton, | ua Wak Tree seen | GaUE etter” linc he las hie questions into S sralty, 0 bis bhed,* Se ane te we hae CKLW, News David WWJ, Faye Elizabeth 4i—CKLW, News, Sports [ONC® om - “what I mean,” snapped Taffy, a bit irked, is, does he evel! gram short by some 26 million) able. : : wens sors aise CRW, et’ perie - | 'Wwa" Rett f ot" \Sortenee ‘to the public. and cer.|mention the future?” dollars. If we are not careful,| | The spokesman 8:30 WIR Music Hail Ware ee tae| SAE Sane! tainly to Spivale, who reacts in the| “Oh, yes, that's all he ever talks about!” gushed Tiny. | we will be even worse off @ year ng th ag Ww. Maxwell. 10e—WIR. Wendy Warten | WIBK. News, proper fashion: “Ummm, that’s nice, apenas Whaimbe he say? eon : : Ww. mee, Bele F " Town Y Show He performs with an obviously r 3 : upon weriy aga, ce caiw, Neos eS san fine heap of research behind his| “Why, every time we talk on the phone,” Tiny sang out, “he/incresse in U0 \ 2 iainune "Pareae 10—WR, Do, Malone Wek, : queries. Sometimes he comes off} says, ‘I'll call you in a week or two! . fey ~ the villain, the semi-wise guy, but “. _— —_ t Ss ae eee es on = TE Ad ce | ductible . i program ex- DNIGHT EARL factor - - = T | Pr - a | ee : eee accry.s Television Programs - - bse a eal Programs furnished by sistions Usted in this column are subject to change without notice [NOT THE NICE GUYS — son... John Steinbeck has a story out, “The Case Vs. Arthur 7 . It’s not nearly so bad as Leo! snes» which is sensationally pro-Marilyn’s husband . . . John Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 8—CKLW-TV ragreogeg teats = || Barrymore, Jr.'s been tagged to play the : ot _ “male Dorothy Dix” in Pat O’Brien’s : ; news it’s not always nice guys TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ee ee 2 eee WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (14. win 80 Larry's| stage comeback. s ; onight “ * * night (Color) Ladies’ larruping , are ~ Perry Como’ brother Al will be named ee en tenn, Seon. @ ls sanded om. Bo eon a check Com {contribution to the cause of RES! eas football coach of » Pennsylvania (Color) News. WEDNESDAY MORNING | ‘ics. (9) Hidden Pages. erceeree hee high school... Zsd Zsa Gabor's ex, st) News. (&) Weather. 2)|@90 (2) Meditations. (05 Farm)" 10 Gt Sas” ner, | He also manages to lose, many] Comes Senders, 1 co ne anaved her News. mayest. 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (T)\an and he sometimes| Vegas . . . Natalie 7 m= 6:28—(4) Box Four. [85 @) On the Farm Front. Lady of Charm. (9) Bill Ken-comes off . Again it’s for| head for the “Girl in the Kremlin” film, $:30—(T) Cheyenne. (9) Abbott,|7°@ (2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today.| nedy Showtime. the good of the show, for if a guest| travels with a variety of colored wigs. Costello. (4) Jon Winters. (2)/7:45 (2) News. 1:30 (2) House Party. (4) Tennes-|answers the roughest question Dick Shawn signed a three-year, $300,- Name That Tune. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. . (7) see Ernie Ford Show. —— a 000 deal .. . Jayne Meadows’ll guest on 45-4) News. Cartoon Carnival. rahe ma eee Pier) bond wos pag ingetan personal,|Red Skelton’s Tver May 14... That 7:00—(9) Million Dollar Movie.'s:36—(1) The Big Show. | val. political or. contr 1 advan- big bruiser mumbling to himself in Cen- .. Sates Jills in Ps ae eiees (2) Cartoon Classroom. | 2:30 (2) Bob Crosby. tage, the show takes on an added/ tra) Park is ex-boxer Low Neva, rehears- (Cola) “Arthur” Murray. 3 sree (2) Garry Moore. (@ Home. veel A nnd mae a 2. EE $*\ing for his poetry recital. =~ a eee a ae 0 ene Bite Bey. (0 Coes ss tantly revelving ee = (2) Phil Silvers. 19:00 (4) ‘The Price Is Right. (1)/s:15 (2) The Secret Storm. es et one the winds—Patsy Shaw. 7:38—(7) Wyatt Earp. (4) Panic.) Story Studio. - : 00 (2) The Kage of Night. (1) My - Gens Lorry ten «kw * eed nae mae ‘on enintsr 10:90 (2) Strike Tt Rich. (4) Truth) Little Margie. (9) Howdy Doody-| aay Craig, the spunky lady whe | WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Reckon we might as well throw Sater eniin. @ ether = Ramee ee ne oe oad 10 Sane OO tne Sambed sanyo Soweto away our exclamation points,” says Editor L. 8. McCandless: enenre. : (eee mar of the Jungle. (9) Circle 9) T2s) bouts with Spivak’s guests. SS ful Indian girl rebles against am-i11:15 (2) Love of Life. 430 (2) The Early Show, (4)| May wears a mighty perky hat - =— cient tribal marriage customs.|11:39 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4)| Romper Room. (7) Mickey’s Rec- and has a stylish cut to her suits, Sn a a ae It Could Be You. (1) Robin & ge ‘ak eS chiatrist actor TO! Rickey. . 5:00 (7) Mickey Mouse 5 remembers; ; “ mantic problem, (2) To Tell the) 11:45 (2) Guilding Light. [, Dance Barty. ; who might ordinarily be home Truth, -_— 11:55 (9) Billboard. 6:30 (@ Gene Autry, cooking Sunday dinner out tere §:30—(7) Theater. Oscar Homolka|— — arguing with ee : win with groom's father in be| At, Orchard Lake Road. _ _- head high: she’s the feminine an- morous “Dowry for Ilona.” (9) : _ |gwer to Larry Spivak, and has . - i Suet reeiSe@t December Datess=="~" Hour. * 2 a = i -— : 4 : - —— . semen ODES @) (Color). Red Skelton. Una eT. e . «2 € | ee ae Oe a ek . « May and Spivak and the rest of os ‘ > ‘Tee emaee'to Finish Underpassisss Sox's) "DE ; each Se Ee 5A a - "Hopkins| December is the target date for| mew bridge ever the Clinton, |PTes* , : oe completion of the Orchard Lake- —o ee : Tuegaph road erade eearaion| etme, Begs wit 'Actor John Carradine | _ is wit te tan MAY 2, elaine mere event | DiVOFCEM From Wite — © proaches to the underpass PFODCT,|Picomfield Township to Berkley] peno Nev, wW—The curtain | * *« * actor Carradine } F ceded gf tadignesicint ct | pe ey: in eee anus al eGo Sete Says The only nonstop paphermann. Lipo pcp liypearreei ae Ca st Os ait ot al ne mae : as : r) ot Orchard Lake on its present trom Berkley to the present Tele-| The ld actress qoute is- involved. graph road. granted an uncontested divorce i fo Los Angeles! , U-foot-| Widening of Orchard Lake ties | District Court yeste | fo ~ ee Se ek aan in with long-range Highway Com- |ground of extreme mental cruelty Telegraph west from Rockwell] mission plans te extend the dual | Mrs. Carradine had filed a dt . street in Bloomfield Township to| pavement te Commerce read in vorce complaint against the 50- James K. Boulevard, in Pontiac] Keego Harbor, — a ence om a just north of the Clinton River.| There wil! be two structures in| — = in December. Pe ET ibe cetet ee ee rae itt,, Cormetnr’s stems in| Foe ee ante Oe ie ene ne eek sous [ema te Law Amusing fact wight | west, Ht will pase under tne iraftic| Wie Teadway for northbound tref-| tet both: cases there eventually "(will flow. _ |with a 66-foot-wide roadway The couple married in Las Another construction a |southbound traffic. gas, Nev.,. in/194 and rewed’ oan & 8 2 Los Angeles the next year. aa Each bridge will have two three-| have three sons. ie iil fi ies if i i: gre a8 ~ é ti he 4 ues See See fe: ro ‘ : 6 Ey. j : ; a ir . er SSS ee cas Ae : SNS a : } [ae a ; | 4 - ’ : | iA | ek ee | ks * -f 3 A \ ee 'TWENTY- SIX Phx, z fae THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1987 ale hs Ae yt Lets aa | : , eoeee ; - ‘Woman the Wise TaSitting in the Deiver’s Seat ' 11,000 Knights seiiniaelt a ocean 3 : = aS -¢-§| DETROIT. — A national-ree|s {7 ‘a a ~ Watch Out, Pop-- You’ re Fz saints , Fast! ae et Cae POTTS p- Knights at totentns asychoss / * FUNERAL HOME . wolf SEELLM BATEELLE, The movement wiih i tinge mean that he an Oe ees Be hast 5 werhes wunkie't He Gt wie woebvad. 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