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14th YEAR ~ x %*% *% * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956—84 PAGES = “org rue uarreg rams raoros 7.   
Robbery Suspects [a 
  en in Gun Battle   
House Approves 
$150,000 Grant 
to Toll Authority Legislature Passes Bill 
to Give Operating Sum 
to Road Group 
A hotly-contested' bill to 
extend the life of the Mich- 
igan Tunrpike Authority 
with an additional $150,- 
000 in operating funds 
squeaked through the 
House of Representatives 
yesterday afternoon, 60-42. 
The bill received only 
four more votes than the 
number needed for passage. 
MTA chairman George 
N. Higgins, who has said 
the Authority’s funds were 
virtually. exhausted, said 
today the vote “confirmed 
his confidence” in the 
Legislature. 
“Our legislators see the need of 
Toads in Michigan,” Higgins said, 
“Even though pressure was put on 
the legislature by the State High- 
way Commissioner, the majority of 
them used their own good judg- 
ment and recognized ‘the need. 
“It’s true, as the Highway 
Commissioner says, the MTA has 
been in operation for two -years 
and hasn’t started any reads yet. 
‘But I've been on the commis- 
sion for about six months and I 
find my greatest stumbling block 
in the commission is our present 
commissioner. 
“It he'll just give a little co- 
operation, We will get roads for 
the people in this state. He has 
done everything humanly possible 
to kill toll roads, but he'd like the 
people. to believe that he is not 
opposed to toll roads. Springtime Problem 
  AP Wirephote 
DEEPEST HOLE?—Cities in northern climes have their special 
troubles in the spring, such as holes mysteriously appearing where 
streets were solid before winter todk over: Above, in Buffalo, Billy 
Kennert (left) and Benjamin Hasfurter, both 7, find a hole to end 
all holes in traffic lanes. It measured more than two feet deep. 
  
Mexico Arrests Relatives 
of Wanted Thorpe Couple   | 
The appropriation bill passed the | 
ponents charged the $150,000 would) 
be wasted, saying the authority has! 
already received half a million dol- 
Jars in state funds without produc- | 
ing any roads, 
Winds Predicted 
Today in Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. W—Even the! 
weather seemed to be in-Ken Ven-| 
turi’s favor, today as the amazing) 
amateur who is leading the mas- 
ters tournament ‘awaited his late 
(2:12 p.m. EST) starting time. 
The Augusta weather bureau) 
said at noon that winds of 25-30) 
miles an hour, with occasional) 
gusts above 40 m.p.h should) 
buffet the Augusta National course, 
until about 3 p.m., then begin} 
diminishing. Wind gusts of up to! 
34 m.p.h. yesterday played havoc}! 
with golf shots. 
None of the field started until) 
10:30 a.m. and only a handful of) 
players had turned the front nine| 
by noon. Among these was Doug | 
Ford, the PGA champion who) 
started the third round in a four-| 
way tie for third, seven strokes) 
behind Venturi. He took a two 
over par 38. | 
New Red Navy Chief | 
MOSCOW The Soviet 
Union’s navy has a new com- 
mander in chief. He is Adm. 
Sergei Georgevich Gorshkov,| 
commander of Russia's wartime | 
Black Sea fleet. His appointment) 
has not been announced officially, 
but a highly placed naval source)   
  
Kuznetsov.   City Increases 
Total Valuation 
by $22,895,795 Rise in Building Activity 
Credited for ‘56 Boost 
in Property Valves 
Property valuations in 
Pontiac, for tax assessment 
in 1956, total $239,486,275, 
according to Pontiac City 
Assessor W. Raymond Ran- 
som. This is an increase of 
$22,895,795 over the total 
a year ago. 
Report of the final fig- 
ures was released yesterday 
| by Ransom, following com- 
pletion of work following 
the annual city board of 
review session. 
The 1956 total incorporates $132,- 
201,125 in real estate property val- 
uation and $107,285,150 in personal 
property valuation. 
The large increase over last 
year is due to increased building 
activity in the city, Ransom said, 
General Motors industries within 
the city, the highest taxpayer in 
Pontiac, had its assessed valuation 
boosted from $63,959,300 in 1955 to 
$80,800,000. This willl mean that 
GM will pay more than 75 per 
cent of the city’s personal taxes in 
1956, Ransom said. ' 
The Board of Tax Review, afte: 
hearings before the public, reduced 
$597,200 off the assessor's real es- 
wa valuation of $132,- 
¥ 
property valuation of $107,703,500, 
meaning a total board. reduc- 
tion of $1,015,550 off the asses- 
sor’s valuation of the city of 
$240, 501,825, 
property valuation  in- 
ere was an increase of $16,985,050 
personal property, according to Real 
creased $5,910,745 over 1955 while 
MEXICO CITY (#—Government agents say Mr. and/Ransom. 
ve* |Mrs. Floyd Thorpe, wanted for embezzlement in Michi- 
gan, were seen there three days ago but escaped before 
Seriate two weeks ago, 22 - 8. Op-|police could close in on them. | 
Interior Ministry agents said yesterday that rela-| 
tives of the Thorpes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radwill 
of Michigan, were arrested at the Hotel Montejo Wednes- 
day, and were being deported today. 
Anna and Floyd Thorpe, 
wanted in connection with 
  missing since March 2, are, 
a $75,000 shortage in the| 
  
branch office of the Secre-+-—=- 
tary of State at St. Clair 
Shores, near Detroit. 
The Interior Ministry said the 
Radwills came to.Mexico ahead of 
the Thorpes to ‘‘arrange accom- 
modation’’ but that they were not 
charged with being accomplices.|Wayne University under state con- 
They were picked up for falsi- | 
tying tourist papers, using false | 
names, and illega} entry, They | 
entered Mexico under the name 
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank George | 
Ciemiega, officials said. They | Wayne U. Legislation e~ | 
Is Sent to Governor 
LANSING w —'A bill to put! 
  trol was before the Governor today} 
after passing the House by a 95-0 
vote, The measure previously was) 
given Senate approval. | 
The changeover from the presant| 
management by the Detroit Board The figures for 1955 were: real 
lestate valuation, $126,290,745; per- 
sonal property, $90,300,100. The to- 
tal was $216,590,480, 
Prisoner's Plight 
Brings Clothing 
From Trial Jury Gus Gatewood can tesfify today 
to the wonderful aspects of the 
American court system. 
| Gatewood is in jail, awaiting | 
sentence .for failing to support his 
wife and five children. He was 
convicted by an Oakland County 
Circuit Court jury Thursday. 
But the same jury heard him 
testify he was wearing his over- 
coat in court because his shirt was 
torn, and he had no other clothes. 
Yesterday, panel member J. P. 
Porter took a hefty bundle of men’s 
clothing to Gatewood in jail. The 
jury had collected it from their 
own homes. 
Judge Clark J. Adams, who will have a boy, Teddy, with them. of Education will take place during] sentence Gatewood April 16, said 
Officials here said Mrs, Radwill/the next three years. The institu-\igqay. “The wonderful thing is. 
is the sister of Anna Thorpe. One tion will be under a temporary 11- they knew he was guilty, and they 
source identified her as Mrs. Jo-|man board during the transition upheld the law with mercy in their 
sephine Rutsky. Radwill was iden-| 
tified as a Chicago bartender. | 
Mrs. Rutsky also was said to be 
from Chicago. . | 
The Radwills were exposed, po-| 
lice said, when they did not sign 
their assumed name the same way | 
they signed it on tourist papers. 
Interior Ministry agents said 
Radwill made a full statement, 
saying he came to ‘Mexico City 
t ‘o “prepare a refuge” for the 
Thorpes, He said that once ar- 
rangements had heen made here, | 
he returned to Michigan, notified | 
the Thorpes, and then the rob- | 
bery was accomplished.   
couver and flew to Mexico City. period, 
The temporary board will con- | 
sist of the present seven mem- | 
bers of the Detroit Board of | 
Education plus one member each | 
named by the Governor and ‘he | 
governing agencies of the Univer: | 
ity of Michigan, Michigan State | 
University and the state teach. | 
ers’ college system. 
After three years, Wayne will be 
controlled by a six-member board 
elected from the’ state at large for, } 
staggered six-year terms, 
The plan for financial support hearts.”’ 
Ask Aid for Victims 
of Tornado Disaster 
The Red Cross is accepting mon- 
ey for direct transmission to seven 
|Michigan counties lashed by tor- 
nadoes Tuesday night, Oakland 
County chapter chairman Rev. 
William C. Hamm said today, 
Hamm said donors may express 
preference Whether their money Big Wind 
Fir 
     
TWO WERE KILLED —A large tree and a 
telephone pole snapped like matches in a brief ment Rip 
building in another section of 
but violent windstorm that swept Atlanta Friday. killed by a falling tree. The Carolinas were 
Two women hanging out clothes beside an apart- even harder hit ‘by high winds. + 4 
Through Atlanta 
AP Wirephote 
the city were 
  
Tornadoes Rip 
Carolina Towns Heavy Rains Follow; 
Dwellings Damaged; 2 
Women Die in Atlanta 
yesterday, dipping into at least 
\three areas. Considerable damage! 
to dwellings and other buildings 
was reported. Power lines were 
down ‘and communications dis- 
rupted. 
Heavy rain and wind accom- 
panied the storm, which ap- 
parently moved northeast from 
the vicinity of Abbeville, 8. C. 
It hit near Greenwood, 8. C., 
and in two places in North 
Carolina. 
About 1-3 inch of rain fell here 
jin 30 minutes as the storm passed 
over the city, which had been 
alerted for a tornado. 
Heavy rain and winds of 35 to 
45 m.p.h. were reported at Low- 
reys, S.C. 
TREES KILLS 2 WOMEN 
| At Atlanta, Ga., a dead arid 
partly rotted tree toppled over in 
‘a gust of wind and killed two 
lwomen hanging out clothes: Killed 
were Mrs, Ruth Wilson, 48, and 
Mrs. Lola Lee Freeman, 57. A 
brisk blow an hour or so. earlier 
|apparently had broken the tree 
‘loose. A new gust finished it off. 
|The tragegly occurred three hours 
after a’ severe wind and rain 
story stuck Atlanta, with gusts up 
to 48 m.p.h.     wind tore off the roof of one build- 
ing at the Abbeville textile miill, 
and unroofed dwellings. More 
homes were destroyed at Green- 
wood, two or three miles farther 
east. 
One house was destroyed, an- 
lother tipped over and several 
idamaged by a tornado which 
dipped in for about five minutes 
in the vicinity of the Mecklenburg- 
Union County line In North Caro- 
lina.   
Pineau Cancels Trip calls for the state to contribute goes directly to the disaster area) PARIS (INS)—The French For- 
$3,265,000 to Wayne during the 1956- or is placed in the general disaster'eign Ministry announced today 
, He said the Thorpes went first to 57 fiscal year, to double it the fund. 
said he replaced Adm. Nikolaji;Canada, took a plane from Van-|next year and to triple the amount 
the third year, | Headquarters are at 118 Franklin 
Bivd,   
Cites Six Limiting Factors in Speech   
Educator Analyzes Water Problem There are six miain limiting | 3. Complicated pumps and equip-;there, all the engineering problems 
ment, These also would be more! factors to an Oakland County water 
elaborate in dealing with surface 
water, 
4. A system of reservoirs. Dr. 
    
    can be licked,” Dr, Mozola said. 
Increasing ‘drains on under- 
ground water sources, Dr, Mo- 
rola sald, have lowered Pontiac   
In Today's Press 
eehetvee 
whew 
sonew 
whee erere In 1950, he added, Pontiac wells 
were pumping 16 million gal- 
lons of. water per day from the 
underground supply, 
  MUhissewawaesveseseere 4 
. Weksesecessey B well levels 105 feet in 61 years. that Foreign Minister Christian Pi- 
neau had canceled a_ scheduled 
trip to Israel because of increased 
tension on the Arab-Israeli bor- 
ders. Pineau had planned to fly to 
Israel tomorrow or Monday. In the Abbeville-Greenwood area Grace Kelly Aboard Liner Sails Past Azores Today 
ABOARD THE SS CONSTITUTION AT SEA (INS) 
The liner Constitution: bearing Grace Kelly to Monaco 
for her marriage to. Prince Rainier III, passed the 
Azores today on its voyage 
The beautiful actress was to pose for pictures this 
afternoon in various parts of the ship, ; 
Grace shared the limelight last night with her to the Mediterranean. 
  
Area Pilot Dies 
as Jet Crashes Lt. John Hall Victim as Two Meet Death 
in Plane Tragedy 
An Air Force pilot, 24, from 
Bloomfield Township and another 
Michigan officer were. killed yes- 
terday when their F890 Scorpion 
interceptor plane crashed and 
burned near Malstrom. Air Force 
Base in Montana. ‘ 
The pilot was Lt., John R. Hall, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hall, 
LT. JOHN BR. HALL 
2415 E. Hammond Lake Dr., who 
was to have left the service in 
June. ‘ 
  
NO TROUBLE 
AT ALL! We had no trouble at all to 
sell the un-needed furniture, 
we advertised in the Want Ads, 
said the lady who placed this | 
“for sale” ad reprinted below. 
More than 20 calls were. re- 
ceived, which proves there is 
a big demand for items like   
    The Air Force identified the 
observer in the plane as 2nd 
Lt. Alton A. Nelson, 22, son of 
Mrs. Anna M. Peters of Three 
Oaks. 
Officials said: Hall was ferrying 
  mattress, Simmons springs. All 
good cond. PE 2-436. 
  
DIAL FE 2-8181 
Just ask for the 
    and . 
~ WANT-AD DEPT, _ aany pallea eat A eas ‘ 
+ f : Be: = + handsome parents, Mr. and 
  
‘the plane. to Alaska. He had just) - Mrs, John B. Kelly of Phil- 
adelphia. 
The Kellys and other members 
of the huge wedding party were 
guests at a cocktail party given 
by Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Mc- 
Closkey in the ship's Tattoo Room. 
Following dinner, the Kellys went; 
to the ship's main lounge to dance. 
Then she sat back and chatted 
with other passengers while her 
mother, resplendent in a turquoise 
blue sari-style dress, and father 
competed in a chamipagne waltz 
contest. 
The Kellys didn't win but they 
had every passenger rooting for 
them 
Kelly relaxed later at the bridge 
table while Mrs, Kelly and Grace 
idiscussed wedding plans with their 
friends. 
Thursday. 
Tomorrow night Miss Kelly will 
go to a ship's costume party and 
on Monday will be the guest of 
honor at a dinner given by the This ship is scheduled to reach. 
Monaco—and Prince FBI and Police 
Trap Fugitives 
‘in Rented Rooms Area Sealed Off After One -of Three Flees 
Officers’ Bullets 
a vacant and locked fifth 
Cold Spell Follov 
Mercury Dip, Snow Continued cold weather will_fol- 
low today’s. snow, with a low of 
    ship’s captain,   
General Motors officially 
Center May 15-16. E 
  GMC’s Technical Center 
to. Be Dedicated May 15 dedicates its new Technical 
Harlow H. Curtice, president of General Motors, said 
today the program would commemorate completion of 
the 330-acre 25 building site at Mound and Twelve Mile 
“This dedication, a great milestone in the country's 
modern industrial history, will pay tribute to men and 
women of our central staff organizations — Research,   
will speak at the official dedicae 
tion ceremony on the Technical 
  
    
  
  
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Willis, Bellevue, gan who tied for first place in the 
maple syrup contest, Winners were Dewey |he was fleeing from two bandits 
Lyman, White River Junction, Vt. and Clive |who tried to hold him up. 
       
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international 
Mich, 
  
  Arrest Adul 
"on Store-Burglary Counts 
of a gang of juvenile 
men who allegedly left 
into stores 
beer 
County Sheriff Frank 
Irons credited Waterford Township 
and Pontiac detectives as well as ts, Teenagers 
charged with the breakin March 29 
of a Waterford Township market 
on M59, where seven cases of beer 
plus wine, meat and cigarettes 
ware vision. 
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. was 
placed under $1,000 property or 
$500 cash bond. education should be 
the next,10 years, the committee Would Double 
School Spending White House Education 
Report Covers Work of 
Past Two Years 
WASHINGTON— spent on 
within 
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PEF Santee, Rerees Bevest 
wiely and teday with scattered aNd the Detroit College of Law, he 
snon, faerie becoming mixed withlis married and has two children. 
| t, lew 99-34. “ Tomorrow and cool. arta * #4 
shift Seaihwesterly winds io-24 mp. Blind Bullwhip Artist 
: + diminishing vomewhed’ tonteht: 4 Perform at Meeting 
  : "igen ie 7st 104 pm cm ot 8 8 the important school ald bill. (Gaza at 4 a.m. He said auto- —————— 
REESE STATE [Toate, 550 At. Clemens St. |, Conference committees stil had matic weapons were used and the/Boy, 4, Suffers Injuries : Hox’ was blinded in an auto ac-|'© meet to decide on the fate of © Peo ue exchange. After Being Hit by Car H-aeeeietee “4 tam.......... #|cident in "1942, He said he set out|Several important appropriation ; | OM... 4... m... Bon his new career to prove that|Dills, however, including ones ear-| The Israeli spokesman said a) A city boy, 4, struck by his 
em ay PR Sla bendlcapeed can over-/marking money for mental health,/complaint had been lodged with|father’s car yesterday noon, is in ) 100m. sd come a handicap “if he really °apital improvements and public|the Mixed Armistice Commission!good condition in $t. Joseph Mercy oe rig Femtine dente 40° health, and an emergency meeting re-|Hospital, where he is being treated 
: emperatare ress... | He has since performed in 16} Measures still awaiting action| quested Se peareetececi. Wap [peer rons ie U. Bae Costa OS tae aii 3? uneien|An Tostal in Bi to Orval J. Grimes, <a 0 " {he said, and recently has appeared i Bon AN tostal in Eire 2%, of 670 St., his son, 
  “}tices in Detroit, has announced he 
.| bullwhip artist,”” Pete Hox, 53, of 
  be- 
  Police claim they found tw 
rifles and a radio at Robinson's 
P waived examination 
before Hodge and.was bound over 
for appearance April 16 in Circuit 
Court. He was freed under $2,500 
bond 
B e rg-and Housekeeper were 
Attorney Eyes Seat 
in Michigan Senafe 
Clarence A. Reid, Jr., a South- 
field Township attorney who prac-   
will seek the Republican nomina- 
tion for State Senator from the 12th 
district in the August primaries. 
Reid, whose father was State 
Senator for 10 years, ran for the 
nomination in the 18th district in 
1954 . 
He has been Republican delegate 
from the 22nd ward in Detroit, and 
is active jn Parent-Teacher Associ- 
ation and the proposed incorpora- 
tion of Southfield Township. 
A graduate of Tri-State College 
  Billed as the “world’s only blind! 
Detroit will perform at a meeting 
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  [ron Workers 
: ‘cables, lecated at one end of the Clawson Man Faces 
Kidnaping Charges 
MONROE (INS) — A 25-year-old 
Clawson man was held for ques- 
tioning today in the Monroe Coun- 
ty jail after a Detroit widow ac- 
cused him bd kidnaping her, 
State police identified the man 
as Gene A, Turner, who the wom- 
an, Mrs. Wililiam C, Shackley, 41, 
charged with accosting her in her 
home and forcing her to ride with 
him,     * ¢ @ 
The weman escaped when police 
hailed Turner to the curb for 
speeding. 
  Start Constructing, 
Mackinac Bridge 
ST. IGNACE \#—Getting the 1956 
construction season under way at 
the Mackinac Straits bridge, iron 
workers have began installation 
of! work platforms, elevators and 
derricks. 
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The immediate job will be erect- 
ing two cable bents which are per- 
manent supports for the bridge 
backstay span. 
Bridgemen then will begin hang- 
ing catwalk ropes to provide sup- 
port for the catwalk from which 
the cable spinning crew will work. 
The main job this year will be 
stringing of tables for the five- 
mile, $100,000,000 span. Cable 
reeling machinery has-been in- 
stalled at Sault Ste. Marie where 
early in May crews will begin | 
winding the cable wire on reels. 
Actual spinning of the suspension 
cables is scheduled. for sometime 
in July, to be completed in) 
November. The bridge is expected! 
to be completed in 1957. 
Legislature Adjourns 
Leaving Money Bills 
LANSING (#—The State Legis- 
lature adjeurned shortly after noon 
today leaving more than 130 mil- 
lions in appropriation bills still 
hanging. 
The House adjourned at 12:18 
and the Senate at 12:28. Both’ 
scheduled their next session at 10 
a.m. on May 10. 
The two houses reached agree- 
ment on nine measures during 
their morning session, including             
                          more than 130 millions. 
  8 Public Tennis Courts in Use at 3 City Porks Malenkov Back Home, education. 
community conferences, 53 State 
White House conference on ‘ edu- 
“Former Deputy Seeks 
Egyptian forces blazed away at 
each other again today in the 
Gaza sector despite the urgent 
U. N, appeal for a cease - fire. 
There were gun duels lasting up 
to four hours but apparently no 
casualties. 
said the Egyptians opened fire at 
Israeli outposts three times. 
man in Cairo said it was the Is- 
raelis who started up an exchange 
on the Damra sector northeast of Education hag recommended, In- 
cluded in the committee recom- 
mendations is a major increase in 
teachers’ salaries. 
Final report of the committee 
was given to President Eisenhower 
by Chairman Neil R. McElroy. 
Other major features of the 
report include: 
1—Endorsement of emergency 
federal aid for‘ school construction. 
2—School integration issue be 
handled’ by communities. 
3—Extension of public health 
and safety services to private 
and parochial schools, 
4—Urged greater variation in 
school curriculums, as opposed to 
more limited scope of studies. 
5—Urged the President to call a} 
White House conference on higher 
The report is the conclusion of! 
a two-year project in which 3,000 
and territorial conferences and a 
cation were held. 
On the issue of racial integration 
the committee urged that the prob- 
lem “be worked out by each com- 
munity in its own way.”   
Nomination to Sheriff 
David E. Brann, 62, a former 
Oakland County Sheriff's deputy, 
said yesterday he will seek the 
Republican nomination for sheriff 
in the August primaries. 
Brann, now a private investi- 
gator, claims a total of 32 years in 
police work, 12 of them with the 
Sheriff's department. 
He holds police work citations 
from J. Edgar Hoover, Dearborn, 
Ann Arbor and Fiint.:He wag re- 
moved from his position in the 
Oakland department in 1954 by 
Sheriff Frank Irons, 
Married, he has no children. 
Israel, Egypt Still 
Battle in Gaza Strip JERUSALEM () — Israeli and)   
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army ‘An Israeli spokesman 
An Egyptian military spokes- 
  Auto Accident Injures 
Three-Year-Old Boy — 
when he ran into a car in front 
of his home yesterday evening, {s 
in good condition in Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital, authorities said. 
Mrs. Everett Hutchinson, of 833 
Woodland Dr., suffered head in- 
juries when he dashed fron? the! 
sidewalk into a car driven by Rob- 
ert Stowe, 16, of 108 W. Long- 
fellow Ave., police said.   
  
An unidentified patrolman re- 
ported yesterday that he halted a 
young man running from the 
scene of the assault. The man said 
young “manand hurried off to 
search for the holdup men. He 
found no one. 
But his description of the young 
man tallied with that of the slen- 
der, black-haired thug who stepped 
out of the shadows on W, 5ist St. 
and splashed acid in Riesel’s face 
early Thursday. 
Meanwhile, rewards for the ap- 
prehension of the sulphuric acid 
hurler climbed to more than $33,- 
000. One for $1,000 was pledged 
by Local 138, International Union 
of Operating Engineers, the same 
local Riesel attacked in a radio 
broadcast only hours before the 
acid assault, 
LA Claims Census 
Makes Her 3rd City LOS ANGELES (INS) — The 
sprawling city of Los Angeles laid 
claim today to unseating Philadel- 
phia as third largest city in the 
nation- on the basis of a census 
of 2,241,433 population for the Cal- 
{fornia metropolis. 
The official U. 8. census was 
reported to the Los Angeles City 
Council today by the head counters. 
The most recent official census 
put Philadelphia's population at 
2,071,605. New York ranks first 
and Chicago second in number of 
residents, 
The census revealed that the 
boomtown of Los Angeles has 
grown by 131,770 persons since the 
19%3 census, which counted 
2,109,633, 
    
Intrepid Prowler 
Nets $1.05 During 
Frantic ‘Search’ 
A housebreaker tried for loot five 
times Thursday night, only to be 
scared away twice, net nothing in 
another attempt, and wind up with 
$1.05, according to Pontiac police 
reports. 
Police said the man apparently 
had tried to steal billfolds from 
five homes in the southeast side. 
Armed with a flashlight, he report- 
edly scared off when  occu- 
pants awoke at 113 Raeburn St. 
and 211 Willard St, 
He reached through an open win- 
dow at 105 Center St. and fished 
out a pair of trousers containing a 
billfold, He tossed them aside after 
finding no money, 
He found a $1 bill in the pocket 
of a pair of trousers stolen from a 
bedroom at 490 S. Paddock St, A 
wallet taken there contained no 
money, 
As a last venture, the thief un- *   Gove 
School Aid Bill 
distributing more than 220 million 
dollars in aid to local school dis- ° dents from Lincoln to Yorkshire 
Severe Acid Injury, have been advised of another hear ing, to either 31 or’ Recovery Chance Good ceoene ait 
: About 100 received a communi- 
EW TORK Gip-iepe was hed cation this week from City Man- out labor columnist ager D. C, Egbert telling of the 
Victor Riesel would recover his hearing Monday night at commis- 
Se oe tpn sen mtn eat Ty ~ Sealers \The Si-foot width was estab- “Despite the severe injury, he lished when too many residents 
jhas a good chance to recover his objected to a 41 -foot width at 
sight," said Dr. Girolamo Bonac- the March 19 hearing, The 
colto of St, Clare’s Hospital, where third traffic lane was eliminated 
Riesel has been under treatment from plans, but a parking lane 
since after the attack at 3 a.m. was kept, . . 
Wednesday. oD pagel pr par tl 
. Bonaccolto said Riesel 100 as cost of widening, which 
Pg re better paychologically : will be assessed for industry vm 
  
  mor Gets 
Program to Distribute 
Local Districts 
LANSING # — A program for 
tricts in 1956-57 cleared the legis- 
lature today and was sent to the 
governor, 
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A conference committee report 
compromising inter-chamber dif- 
ferences was accepted unanimous- 
ly by the Senate and in the House 
by a vote of 62-22. 
As finally approved, the legisla- 
tion calls for equalization at $190— 
that is a state guarantee of that 
amount for schooling of each public 
elementary and high -schoo] pupil 
in the state, 
Schoo] districts which meet'a 
specified level of local financing 
effort will get sufficient funds 
from the state to bring them up 
to the equalization amount which 
is raised from $186 for high 
school and $166 for elementary 
students, 
MORE MILLS 
To participate fully in the pro- 
gram, a school district must levy 
at a six and one half mill local 
|property tax rate compared with 
the five mills currently required. 
A compromise rate of two and 
one half was adopted for the so 
called deductible millage, ‘ 
This is a factor intended to put 
poorer districts on a more even 
footing with wealthy districts by 
giving them proportionately 
more state funds. 
A deductible millage figure of 
one and seven-eighths was fixed | 
for Wayne County districts. 
In computing state grants, the 
bill provided for counting mentally. 
deficient children double and giv- 
ing physically handicapped -chil-| 
‘dren the weight for formula pur- 
poses of four normal children. 
Republicans Move 
Into New Quarters __ 
New Republican Party headquar- 
ters have been opened in. the Pon- 
tiae State Bank Building, County 
GOP chairman Chad Ritchie said 
today. 
The larger offices will provide 
space for the planned intensive 
campaign: for Federal, State and 
County offices, and will serve var-| 
jous county committees, clubs, 
women’s organizations and the 
County Finance Committee, 
Ritchie said an expansion of staff 
is among future plans. 
    hooked a rear door at 139 Raeburn 
and stole a third pair of trousers. 
He found one nickel in a pocket. 
  A three-year-old¥ boy, injured 
Gary Hutchinson, son of Mr. and   Prince Rainier Admits 
He’s ‘Pining’ for Grace 
MONTE CARLO WW — Prince 
Rainier III of Monaco admitted 
today he's pining something aw- 
ful for Grace Kelly, his princess- 
to-be. 
“I miss my girl,” the Prince 
said to an old friend. “She ig ab- 
solutely wonderful.” 
Miss Kelly, who is to marry the| 
ruler of this pint-sized ‘principal- 
ity on April 18, now is on the 
high seas en route to Monaco. 
  Italy Cites President 
of Detroit Edison Co. Over 220 Millions to on 
Glen H. Arthur. 
Glen H. Arthur, 61, of 925 Oregon 
he was the son of James B. and 
Mary Stison Arthur, On Nov. 23, 
1927, he was married to the former 
had lived in the Pontiac area since 
1917 and was maintenance super- 
lintendent of all 
Besides his wife, he is survived 
by his son, Glenn H. Arthur of 
Lansing and one grandchild. A sis- 
ter, Mrs, Ethel Holdridge, is living 
in Pontiac. 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Mon- 
day from Donelson-Johns Funeral 
Home with burial in Ottawa Park 
Cemetery. 
  
Sylvester Cojocar 
Sylvester Cojocar, 58, died yes- 
terday at his residence, 250 Dick 
St. He had been in ill health 
five months. 
He was born in Rumania Sept. 
2, 1897, the son of Mr, and Mrs. 
Charles Cojocar and married to 
the former Elsie ‘Tirian, 
‘A member of St, George Ruma- 
nian Church, Mr. Cojocar had 
made his home in Pontiac 36 years, 
coming here from Montreal,. Can- 
ada, 
He was a member of Eagles 
Lodge No. 1230 and the Rumanian 
Society and had been employed as 
a millwright at Pontiac Motor Di- 
vision, 
He is survived by his wife and 
son, Gus, of Pontiac. 
Mr. Cojocar was taken from the 
Pursley Funeral Home this after- 
noon to the St. George Rumanian 
Church, 456 Arthur St. where serv- 
ice will be held at 12 noon Mon- 
day. Prayers will be said tonight 
and Sunday at 8 p:m. The Rev. 
Theo Scala, his pastor, will offi- 
ciate with burial in Oak Hill Ceme- 
tery. 
Michael V. Plouffe 
Word has been received of the 
death of Michael V. Plouffe, 16, of 
1616 Homecrest St., Kalamazoo, He 
was killed in an automobile acci- 
dent in Kentucky on his way home 
from Florida, 
Michael had lived in Pontiac un-| 
til a few years ago when he moved 
with his parents, Valmore and 
Phyllis Adams Plouffe, to Kalama- 
z00, 
While in Pontiac he attended the 
Lebaron School. 
Surviving besides his mother and 
father are a brother, Daniel, with! 
the U. S. Air Force in Africa; two. 
sisters, Valerie and Patricia, both) 
at home; grandparents, Mrs. Mary 
Pluffe and Mr. and Mrs. Philip) 
Adams, all of Pontiac. 
Service will be from the Dono- 
van Funeral Home in Kalamazoo. 
Rev. J. S. Woods 
Service was held this afternoon, 
in the Church of God in Christ,| 
Seattle, Wash, for the Rev. J. S.; 
Woods, a citizen of Pontiac for the 
last 32 years. 
He was born in Bonneyville, Ky., 
June 6, 1880.and married in Geli- 
cho, Tenn, 
Besides his wife, Mary, he is   
                DETROIT (INS)—One of Italy's) 
highest honors was presented last| 
night to Walker L. Cisler, presi- 
dent of the Detroit Edison Co. 
Dr, Antonio Carloni, Italian con- 
isul in Detroit, gave Cisler the list, died 
award of Merit of the Republic on survived by nine children, Plato of | 
of Pittsburgh, Esmo of Nashville, 
Tenn., Mrs. Margaret Longua of 
Detroit, Booker, Mrs. Hulda Wil- 
son, Victor, Lawrence, Aumon and 
Velgreet and three grandchildren. to Third Paving Hearin g 
31 or 33 foot widths are a : 
Hi-Twelve Club members have 
turned $1500 over to Camp Oak- 
land, and have promised an ad- 
ditional $1500. - , id 
stitution will be discussed. 
Welcoming their own unif 
members on Monday, ° 
or Wednesday will be Mrs, Evan 
The Chamber of Commerce an- 
-|nual meeting is set for April 18 
»}at 6:30 p.m., with W. Calvin Pat- 
terson, Michigan Bell Telephone 
Company's vice president, as main 
. Warren Michael Kelly 
will emcee, 
* # 
The Rev. John Angle, social 
welfare chairman of the Michigan 
County district of the Missouri Synod, will 
talk on modern psychiatric treat- 
ments at the April 11 meeting of 
the Men’s club of Our Shepherd 
Lutheran Church, The dinner is at 
7 p.m. in ~ Youth Building, 
* 
land Child Guidance Clinic at 
Pentiac. Mrs. Dale Brumfield is 
new chairman of the group, Mrs. 
Marshall Mook is secretary and 
treasurer, and Mrs, Robert White 
The school’s PTA has slated a 
band concert for Wednesday at 8 
p. m. at the school. Russell Esta- 
brook, band teacher at Poppleton, 
will lead the school band in a 
program in the all-purpose room. 
|Community Singing will be accom- 
panied by Frank Willcock, pi- 
anist, 
Kari Brenkert 
Service for Karl Brenkert, who 
died yesterday, will be at 3 p.m. 
Monday at Bell Chapel of the Wil- 
liam R. Hamilton Co, Burial will 
‘be in White Chapel Cemetery. 
Lake Angelus Man ~ 
Files Assessment Suit In a suit filed Monday in Circuit 
Court, a Lake Angelus resident 
charges the village, Waterford 
Township and state tax assessing 
commissions with being “‘fraudu- 
lent, discrimfhating and unjust" in 
assessing his’ 23-acre estate at   
Jack Rothberg is petitioning for 
return of $4,000 in 1955 taxes on 
the estate, Waterford Township 
attorney John Bell said yesterday, 
Bell said assessors estimated the 
13 - bedroom main house, guest 
house and caretaker’s house on 
the estate would cost $1,000,000 to 
reproduce, 
Waterford Towriship supervisor 
Lloyd Anderson, who acts as as- 
sessor, said assessment on the es- 
tate was reduced from $75,000 to 
$50,000 three years ago. He ex. 
plained the drop was due to ‘‘nore 
‘mal depreciation." 
  UM to Be Investigated 
for Academic Violations 
ST. LOUIS (INS)}—The Univer- 
sity of Michigan. was marked for 
investigation yesterday the 
American Association of Univer- 
sity Professors, 
The group voted to censure two 
schools for alleged violation of 
academic freedom. Four others 
will be investigated along with 
VU. of M. : 
  
Four Cows, 7 Calves 
TESCOTT, Kan, # — Farmer 
Swinley Corman hit a jack- 
pot wien four of his pre- 
sentedchim with two single calves, 
one set”of twins, and set of 
        The Rev. Mr, Woods, an evange- 
in Seattle, triplets, all within three,   
  
behalf -of_ Italian President Gio-| 
vanni Gonchi, The award was in 
       
AVAILABL 
TO EUROPE 
ALSO TO RESERVATIONS 
By, Air or Steamer 
URS, CRUISES, VACATIONS ANYWHERE 
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 THE PONTIAC PRESS, ae J. 
eunilaina APRIL 7, 1956 "lel Ee ee Mpls 8 
    
  
POCKETBOOK 
AT HOME! 
  
We Have a Big Stock 
SMELT NETS       
    
  
  
6390 Oakland Ave. 
Phone FE 8-0453 COME In color and wide-screen, 
ON OUT.... picture would make a fortune, 
BROWSE AROUND For the story of the ¢:bellion 
teins : on this Mediterranean island in- 
ve just received loads of cludes every element a Hollywood 
ont yo Savile you to. came out, and a few he might reject as 
out to look... don't feel sbtinhes || “corny” or unbelievable. Here pn EB a SO one Ad are just a few of them: 
the pevest ‘tm “equoment, ‘even |] A  black-robed, black bearded twit hd te ieee . shrouded in the my- capone sticism of the Greek Orthod 
Church, who rises ice against 
* FISHING the British Empire, is arrested 
EQUIPMENT : 
& WATER Alger Hiss to Speak SKIS . 
on Princeton Campus 
% BOAT . PRINCETON, N.J.. @— Alger “HARDWARE Hiss, onetime State Department 
se official convicted of perjury in 
FREE PARKING - connection with a, Communist spy 
1956 Johnson Motors} wm wauKEE w—The Milwau . eat kee County Park Board voted yes- 
Dunphy Boats terday for a “full investigation of 
Leek them over now , . , com- 
Mie, wee Svery sine... every TT cepting the resignation of William! 
. R, Anderson, manager of Milwau-| 
kee County Stadium. 
FREE PARKING Anderson, 41, resigned last weet 
|flafter it was disclosed that he had 
Slaybaugh’s \signed a statement in Akron, Ohio 
ladmitting he padded payrolls and| 
SPORTS SHOP forged receipt signatures while| NICOSIA, CYPRUS (INS) — 
  
probe, has been invited to — 
at Princeton University April 26 
tJ on * 
He will be the guest of the 
American Whit - -Cliosophic So- 
ciet?, the nation’s oldest campus 
debating society. 
Hiss’ topic is schedul 
Meaning of Geneva." 
* * * 
Bruce B. Bringgold of Sioux 
Falls, S.D., president of the so- 
iciety, who ‘announced Hiss’ sched- 
uled speech yesterday, said that 
“while the society does not ap- 
prove. of Hiss’ record, we feel that 
his career is still an issue and 
that his views would be of general 
interest to the faculty and student 
body.” 
Ball Park Manager 
Keeps Job Pending Quiz 
    the Akron situation’’ before ac« 
manager of the Rubber Bowl 
there. He said the funds. were 
‘used for promotional expenses 
and that he made restitution of 
        
  
  $6,307. ‘The the Indian Ocean. and exiled to a lonely island in)governor, who reached the top ofjthe Cypriots, eu deel cent cealuae 
his profession as chief of the im- 
MYSTERIOUS PLOTS, DRAMAS |périal genera staf, charms ever- 
A bantam-sized field-marshal! body whom he contacts, inciuding   
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR:   
  JUNIOR   EDITORS   
  
    
      
A 
Aemy himself, 
the animals talk.” 
behind Aesop's head and the small 
(Roger Clapp of Northamptién, 
You may win $10 by sending your idea for a Junior Editors panel or 
series in care of this newspaper, Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfea- 
| tures.) Aesop’s Fables — 6 
THE STORY OF AESOP 
And now, after re-telling some of Aesop's fables; let's talk about 
* History has little information about Aesop, the famous story-teller 
of old Greece. Some scholars doubt that he lived at all. But many of 
the ancients mentioned him in their writings. 
Greek children thought of him as ‘‘the wonderful man who made 
Aesop, once a slave, was freed by his master and became famous) 
throughout the then-known world. Not a writer, he told his fables over 
and over again. The tales passed from one person to another by word 
of mouth and have become subjects for ay poems, stories, paintings 
jand even motion pictures. 
Color this picture with crayons and paste down on cardboard. 
Punch out the two small holes at the top and put a string through 
them so you can hang the picture up. Dor't forget to cut out the space 
space under his right hand. 
Mass., made this suggestion first. 
Monday: Holland in Spirngtime - 
  
Army Officer Rattled 
by Name and Rank FT. LEONARD WOOD, Mo. H— 
Ist Lt. Herb Sargeant of Sioux 
City, Iowa, is having name and 
rank trouble. 
Sargeant, executive, officer of       
  
OPEN TO MEN WHO Sales Positions 
MAKING A CAREER OF SELLING ARE INTERESTED IN 'Co. D of the 2nd Battalion, 1st 
\Basic Training Regiment, 
jrecalled the worst mixup from the 
‘combination, 
“My girl friend tried to call me 
‘here long distance," he said, “and 
‘the operator told her she must be 
|mistaken because there's no such 
rank as Lieutenant Sargeant." 
Italian Star Is Speedy The positions we bare open will provide you with « 
better-than-average salary (many of our men are 
making well ever $10,000 a year.) This is mot a 
false. come-on figure . . . but instead a fact, which 
yor can easily verify. In addition, our men are 
eovered with Hospitalization Insurance, paid up Life 
Insurance, and Health and Accident Insurance, 
We want ONLY men who can fit Into a dignified 
sales organization , . . who are eager to learn, 
steady, reliable, and willing te apply themselves. 
There will be oe ceiling om your earnings, your 
efforts alone will determine how much salary you 
ean command. 
You meed not necessarily be in the selling field 
now, for we have = complete training program for 
persons whe qualify. 
Wf you feel that you can qualify, are definitely in- 
terested in becoming a» PERMANENT part of eur 
ergentzation then we invite you to discuss it thor- 
oughly with as. Let as answer all of your questions,    
  34 Mill Street 
de 4 
  Call Mr. Forvman for an appointment today! 
Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet 
  Phone FE 5-4161 
    
  but Loses Race Anyway 
SAN REMO, Italy  — Italian 
Jifilm actress Sofia Loren kept a 
heavy foot on the gas pedal but 
learned to her dismay the race 
}doesn't always go to the stream- 
lined swift. 
Driving in Italy's cinema auto 
rally, the luscious star wheeled 
her German Mercedes along the 
214-mile Varese-San Remo stretch 
yesterday in one of the fastest 
‘times but she placed 30th among)! 
1/31 drivers. 
| Regularity in meeting pre- 
'scribed routines and not speed-gov- 
verns the race, which ends today. 
Set Revenue Bond Issue 
_ IONIA W#—City Council has set up machinery for a revenue bond 
issue to finance Ionia's $540,000 
jwater supply system project. The 
bonding proposal will be submit-| 
ited to the Michigan Municipal Fi- 
!nance Commission for approval. 
  
  
  
  MAKE cLorifés LAST LONGER, 
LOOK BETTER, RESIST MOTHS Dirt and soil deteriorate the. fabric of garments and provide a place for moths 
to thrive. Let us clean your winter clothes now and put them in storage. 
  
   
      
  Let us 
RAINPROOF your topcoat 
    DRIVE-IN. 
  OPEN From 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. i 
  and 
Carry 
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EMERGENCY SERVICE ON REQUEST 
GRESHAM| CLEANERS | 605 OAKLAND—Just North of Wisner Stedium 
“ell FE 4.2579 for Pros Pickup and Delivery. 
  Your Watch) 
   
  Judicial Wisdom: 
at Same Time’ 
the old one about gas and alcohol 
not mixing. 
* * * 
Now comes Magistrate H. Dick 
Cohen with this addition: 
“You can't be a good lover and 
a good driver at the same time.” 
The judge handed this advice           
Jr. of Lodi, after suspending his 
license for 30 days and fining him 
$30 for careless driving. 
* * «® 
Sproviero had been charged with 
kissing his girl friend while his 
chr was zig - zagging down the 
road. His defense: ; 
“T was not kissing her. She was 
kissing me."’ 
        Pickets Resume Protest 
‘of Ringling Bros. Circus NEW YORK ® — Picketing by 
two unions has resumed around 
circus headquarters at Madison 
Square Garden, but the show went 
on as scheduled last night. 
Some 8,000 persons attended the 
‘performance of the Ringling Bros. 
jand Barnum & Bailey Circus de- 
spite picket lines of the American 
Guild of Variety Artists and the 
International Brotherhood of team- 
jsters. 
The unions hope that other 
unions will respect_theirlines and 
cut off delivery of supplies. A | meet up with a query that stumped 
f) 
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Don't Drive, Love 
PASSAIC, N.J. & — You know 
yesterday to Michael J. Sproviero 
lat reducing the rabbit population. bomb that miraculously goes off 
12 hours after it is “intended. , , 
  ’ throats at the slightest 
  
PARIS (INS)—Bombarded with 
it. * * 
_ It is called SVP, tor the initials Paris Firm Will Answer 
Any Question Submitted 
  there 
is little atmosphere of hate in the 
daily life of the island. 
to hate the cheerful, fresh-faced 
youngsters who form the bulk of 
the Bitish army in Cypus. The 
British, too, find it hard to dislike 
this warm, Mediterranean people 
who are invariably hospitable and 
have direct and naive simplicity,| 
a lemon grove in his garden. 
,, gave the man five mils (ess than| 
one cent.) 
“we've had this village under! 
curfew for 14 days. They’ve been) 
fined $19,600-for killing a soldier LEAVE YOUR| Volcanic Cyprus Would Make Fine Hollywo od Movie East and actess the Atlantic to | 
the United Nations, 
All spell out Cyprus today and | yet, in spite of 
      
    
   
     
     
     
    
    The Cypriots find it impossible} 
| 
He| 
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The interpreter came back with ten lemons and the five mils 
in his hand. 
sometime of the neighbor,” 
“hea “see,” said the captain, | 
  
An SVP engineer-translator got 
a query on.a British-built machine 
  
More Home Features 
EAST LANSING # — Today's 
newspapers will print more fea- 
tures and pictures about home 
building and home furnishing, 
Arleigh Hitchock of Grand Rap- 
ds, an expert in the field, told 
the Michigan home builders con- 
ference at Michigan State Uni- 
versity. Hitchock said reader in- 
terest in homes has already passed 
two former newspaper standbys, 
jautomobiles and women's fash-4 
ions, 
  ‘Exercise Jackrabbit’ 
MIDLAND, Tex. § — Approxi- 
mately 200 airmen from Webb Air 
Force Base will join West Texas 
cowpokes today in “Exercise Jack- 
rabbit", an all-day shooting aimed| 
      
     
             
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          New Capitol Records 
    ; | 
| HOLLYWOOD, Calif. a» — The circular, 13-story Capitol Records, 
‘Building was formally opened. last’ 
inight with all the fanfare and 
hoopla of a Hollywoodpremiere.| 
[Film and recording personalities! 
were on hand. A red beacon atop 
the 92-foot cylindrical structure 
| spelled out “Hollywood” in morse 
|code, | 
: The two-million-dollar building, | 
|the first of its kind in Hollywood, 
jhas 93,000 square feet. | 
Set Demonstration Week. 
EAST LANSING (#—Michigan’s| 
imore than 40,000 home demonstra-_ 
ition members will observe Na-' 
|tional Home Demonstration Week 
|April 29-May 5 with tours, achieve- 
ment days, demonstrations and 
open houses, i   
  
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| adjosted nis $450) 
| © Regulated 
Expansion 
Watch Bands"     
    
       
     
   
    Building Has ‘Premiere’ | 
   
        
DON'T MISS THE GREATER PONTIAC 
HOME and 
BUILDERS SHOW | 
TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY! | 
Open til 10 p.m. 
SATURDAY Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 
SUNDAY      
    HOUR SALE 
16 P.M. til 9 P.M. 
Jackets| 
  
|| THIS WILL BE THE 
ONLY TIME THESE 
JACKETS MAY BE 
PURCHASED at this low 
price! Immediately fol- 
lowing this special sell- 
ing event they will 
revert to their reguler 
selling price. 
  ANOTHER | 
HUB |. 
Monday Night 
SPECIAL! 
  MONDAY | 
EVENING ONLY 
from 
  * 
Waist Length Styles 
$1295 to $25 
Values 
FOR MONDAY 
NIGHT ONLY! 
      
      
© Lightweight Wools 
© Gabardines 
© Fibrenes 
e Reversibles 
oy 
      
            And You May 
CHARGE or 
LAYAWAY 
Your Purchase! ey     
      
      
     
                          
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       County Students 
  
        
        
  
        Py S al lJ of M. By NANCE BELLEFLEUR - ; ech add : South Oakland Correspondent 
a > nty students are among ROYAL OAK — Harriet Meier,| ‘ oh ' attractive German exchange stu- 
q outstanding scholarship. Pris a oe at eee D per cent of the freshman class, forward to with her ; : being tamily : @ book and be recognized at again, “it will be-a wrench to 
é , “lhave made ran oe . 
School Pledges ea ‘ | } to r. 
$ E. Wickham at 1723 N. Alexander 2 aC and to receive part of ‘her educa- 
: : ots ae oes “+L W. Lindquist, 6873 Orion Ra..| St. Patrick Church Hits eG 
; Rochester. Eien Louise Schrieber.| Half.Way Mark in Drive Though there are 17 exchange 3 hter of Herbert G. Schrieber. aiding. students in the state of Michigan, ©1851 Sunnybrook, Lathrup City. | for Building alte WT Ob fen tar Supe Freshmen from the Walled Lake| —” Oak. 
*atea are: WHITE LAKE  TOWNSHIP— . * ir the Aissantetes ane 
> gtasky A. Rock, Or ee Ee om  asehetael wohgel rata Sarai © push; and Marita Ella Willihm- |and convent for St. Patrick Church : 4 A —_" ea ‘ 
‘ ee have hit pa hagrsg Aig Ata Boner ate ee ena ine ae Sete = ~. lit is open to teenagers 16-18. These 
——_ pee nee : PLANNED ST. ANDREW'S STRUCTURE—Above is the archi- ioeated on w fousaare weeded site ot Haichely ett Crettest Lak —_"s PR selves Eng : > Prize” winners South tect's drawing of the proposed edifice for St. Andrews, a mission of roads, Waterford Township, will for other community workal ' Oakland area are: _ iy erode . Representatives of the Amer-| 
_. Berkley: Margaret Anne Rowe,| A total of about $42,000 has been 6 eS Ee eee activities also. . ican Field Service in this 
~ daughter of John H. Rowe, 2865)received in actual cash donations ‘ Y, “sone find suitable homes for the stu- 
* Cass. & oo eres City Sets A ril 3 St. Andrew’s. Plans to Move (Chad Ritchie to Talk a ae ee. ° Royal Walter Robert Al- ground breaking ceremony p aged Gverager “lan, gon of Walter F. Allan, 2835 for the erection of an 8-room D “ [ 2 hed t E t at Re ublican Confab'™ Part of their transportation 
- Woodslee; Elizabeth Jayne Fries, | school and convent ‘near the ‘“ ‘ rive unc j Oo rec p ; cost is defrayed by the U. S. State 
° © @aughter of Arthur Fries, 4189 SM PU H ; | Department. . ~ Arlington; Thomas Hewatd Kemp | carly ry WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Chad ‘oes a py ‘Alma. Kemp, 1615 wes u IC Caring Church on Hatchery Road Ritchie, Oakland County Republi-| Mrs. Wickham who is Ameri * Gatalpa Dr.; Roger Harold Mum- Present plans call for the school can Chairman, will be the speaker jean Field Service chairman for 
brwe, son of Harold Mumbrue, |*? >¢ in operation for the autumn Farmington Residents) WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — St./giass. Both levels will feature full-|when the Waterford Township Re- Royal Oak said community or- 
~ 1301 Marywood, ee eiwtictiin eps ane canccteal 10 Meet on Proposed |Aus™, Episcopal Church williength windows. The structure wil!publican Club meets at, 8 p.m. ee dae Ales eat ¥ Construction costs are expected pose unch a drive for funds to build a at uilding. ~ Hazel” Park: Jeanette Barbara be 42 x 66 feet in size. : 
© Nahra, daughter of Howand Nabra,|*®,,0%, %® the seighborhood of) Budget for ‘56-'57 meen Se eee, eer capa The group will elect the new , 
33 W. Hayes; Larry Allan Wolf, $200,000. loday by . township committee chairman to R be L ll io mg a Broa pee do R. Hunt, vicar of the church.| ff the fund drive, which is to| replace Ed Nelson, who has moved. Rev. Ro ort Lil ey 
- Fite — » 246 ‘Th FI ist Sh ¢| FARMINGTON — Public hearing) The proposed structure will be|be concentrated over a two week/The meeting is open to all Re- P hs d 
S Vendale: Peter Anthony Cart| * e OFl op on the recommended $245,825 bug-|located on a four-acre site at|period, is successful, ground break-|publicans whether they expect to to Preac un ay . pdt, Say oe : get for the City of Farmington for|Hatchery and Crescent Lake Rds.,/ing for the new building will be-|join the organization or not. k Tye W wonton: "soe ren Slated Sunday |e fiscal year 195687 has een|and wil serve s a center for com-|gin at once. —_ oe \at Hunters Cree a d mM. munity a as well as a ‘ 
2 Ralph Wolter, son of Mrs. Cather hy ROMEO Players) Te proposed budget was tiled|church, the rector said The present building at 438 CCorrden Club METAMORA—Morning worship ‘ine Wolter, 731 Pearson. «age _|With City Council earlier this week) 1's 1. two-level Dixie Hwy. erly ar Mag H Talk will be held at the Hustera Cres 
; | I ROMEO—A Mpeg play ae by Earl Scherffius, city manager.| | ste anal — dl e- ee — > to ear a , eee eee 0 on Bes 
=A WSCS Units List . [ire"Sunday night ‘meeting of the mod badgut wi provide tat ths in design, and will | building by Sept. 1, on ‘Tall Iris preaching. He will also have : ‘ Romeo Players at the home of| Posed Odes Wit Petainennce of blend with the tolling wooded | s+ andrew Church is a mission charge of the evening service at : Time of Meeti s Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall. all departments on cael ¥ of All Saints Episcopal Church in| ROCHESTER — William H. Hud-'§ p.m. 
: ng Cast of the production slated ly the same level of services An outstanding feature will be Pontiac. Organized in 1951 under|80n of the Detroit Garden Center The Hunters Creek Church is 
5 - to begin af 8 p.m. includes M. T. | rendered as at present. He added the cathedral-like appearance, cre-|the guidance of the Rev. Ivol .J,|Will be the guest speaker at the in the process of selecting new 
~ _COMMERCE—The Isabelle Tho- ‘Curmmiskey, Mrs. Fred Hebert, | that it is intended to maintain |8ted by the use of masonry and Curtis and the late Rev. Bert F. A. regular meeting of The Rochester pastor to succeed Rev. Frank 
oo oe ee, Mrs, Andrew Downey, Kurt Ditt: | “a balanced Ede with 76 communicants from/Garden Club at 2 p.m. Tuesday.) who is now serv- © Methodist church, will meet at 8 "y v's ls program ef essential lin the Rochester Public Library, | 5. Thompsea, ? Sanday oda rich and Mr. Marshall. services in strict economy.” H the mother church, today there are *Y- | ing the Marlette Baptist Church. 
SCoristem Meatines, S00 (Galleidsl: Retredtenints wit be served aft| ‘The recommended’ thodget pro- Farmington Seeks 1 teenilion te the perk. Mr, Hudson will speak on “The | There will be another candidate _ ‘| Dr., to complete arrangements for|er the meeting by a committee|vides small salary increases for|g _« MANY ORGANIZATIONS ba —— _ Pagar. 8 'speaker on Sunday, April 15. 
% a bake sale and to hear a report| composed of Mrs. Ray Dembowski,| most city personnel. A total of $59,- Assistant Manager The church has” three active at oa .J _ _— r. 
> from the play committee. Mrs. George Burns and Miss Nancy/500 has been earmarked for street women’s guilds, a women’s auxili-/ y7. ys shueller and Mrs. C.W. Lake Orion Group Plans 
~ Other circles scheduled to. meet|Jarecz. jconstruction, repair and maintain-| pARMINGTON—Earl Scherffius,|®™Y, Women’s service corps, altar) aiu6y win have charge of the to Attend Scout Council : ~~ Smext week are as follows: ance in. anticipation of special as-|-jty manager, has announced that -_ three choirs, a raga ‘on. ° 
; sessments projects. 'xpplications for t tion of as-|°f St. Andrew organiza a . LAKE ORION—At least 15 Lake : agen cg Circle in [Romeo Man Engaged ) suited abty memtane ere new being| Junior brotherhood of St..Andrew| ‘The Executive Board will meet! orion community leaders will at 
ff Be heme of Mire, Wis Rental, t Girl in Hawaii E ; f Music received at the municipal building.|" the process of being organized,) at 1 p.m. ~ |tend the Scout Relationship Coun- 
|] Sarhera tect Chrete inthe beme | ROMEO—Mr. and Mrs. Juan VENING OF MUSIC rorts are being made to ee. [According to the Rev. Mr. Hunt | cil_at Waterford High School at <= * « ’ 7 
3 of Mies Loulse Paddeck, 2500 |Amai of Haina, Hawaii, announce, Slated by Youth | care applicants who have hed | Serving on the Chapel Commit Oakland, Groveland Club}7:45 a.m. Tuesday. 
% Union Lake Ré., at 12:30 p.m, |the engagement of their daughter B Cc some administrative experience | tee are Wallace E. Whitmer, t+. Meet Tuesday Night Local —_ ons - Malping 
, j as well as engineering training. | warden; Cari. E, Hoffman, in preparation for this event, whic ? Wednesday—Sarah Chakko Cir- Boom -_ Pays nih ying Hed at rown ity ; The position was formerly held| treasurer, Ian RB. Stevenson, | HOLLY — Oakland: County Po-| will inform Lake Orion leaders 
“cle in the home of Mrs. Claude |tsiand, territory of Hawaii. MARLETTE — Youth Crusade|by Norbert Ratalsky who _ secretary; R. Lioyd Walker, A. |mona Grange will meet Tuesday) what scouting has to offer as a 
» Lawrence, Cedar Drive, at 8pm.) Howard is the son of Mr. -and|for Christ group is sponsoring an March 31 to accept a position with| E, Ledger, Kenneth Watson, Dr. {at 7:30 p.m. - Groveland tool or oa in —— local ob- 
4 aa pag hc ers a plc - Mrs, Howard F. Boom, 112 Rawles — re Se! _— at po — a Detroit building firm. winiam — dames 8, Fry and — path rap schoo , Groveland | jectives problems. 
~fene ; St. No definite date has been set|City Un ssionary Church, to- : . eorge . | :, . 
a — | pe eee _* Rabbi to Take | 3. Boardman wit be general, Mr fa, Worm. 2ovin, 8 County Calendar : ‘ , . Gary Moore from Detroit's R h P -4 chairman of the campaign fund), an in observance of 4H Club Meta Sea P Marlette Principal VCY will be master of ceremon. LOCHESter ulpit committee with Stevenson serving) 7 ont! a 
: . Marlette Girl Engaged r e Incip ‘tes, F ° ° as secretary and Clayton Tibbals, . . hold an enniversary dinner ot the heme | 
: * _MARLETTE — Mr, and Mrs./to Join Coach Staff P in Sunday Ser VICE \treasurer. Other members of the ‘. ot te. Conte eS eae” * | * Charles Hoist announce the en- . Other features will be Ralph committee include Dr. Baer, Wat-| Count Births The Selly Bailey Circle of the Seymour 
: * gagement of their daughter, Shir-| MARLETTE — Richard Kamins-|Scott with his “Way of Life Gos-| ROCHESTER — Rabbi Sanford|$on. Mrs. George Higgins, Mrs. y \tateed “in the heme ef Mra Drones ~ Jey, to Willis Homer, son of Mr.|ka, now Mariette High School prin- pel Team,” from Detroit. Local Saperstein of th Temple Beth Ja-|q ‘& Lodger and Mrs, Arthur Metamete Mickle at her home on Evee road| 
© and Mrs, Fred Homer of Brown|cipal, will join the office staff of talent will be the Marlette Am-|coh Synagogue, Pontiac, will be sae r . | alr ond Mre. LaVera Haver are per, | Setnectay. A poem Gnaw wil be 
‘ * City. The wedding will be June 2.|the General Coach Works Inc.,/bassador’s Quartet, the Stephen-ithe guest Sunday in the pulpit ,of 
; Bem ar hoomstion cnetres on Jety COUNTY MT Donald Caister.|the First Congregational Church of ] d ‘Dies of Crash Injuries i ee jucation e on July |Rochester, . Metamora Aid to Meet 1, according to an, announcement) Tn, This marks the third year that Pa Ss t O I to Be In Ss ta | e LAPEER (#—James Pickens, 88, 
* METAMORA — The Metamora)by John Atkins, president of Gen- Bids Due Wednesday Rabbi Saperstein and the Rev. E. ; of Lapeer, died yesterday at Rich- » Ladies Aid Society will meet at/eral Coach. _ ‘on Grading Part of M181 John Yuells, as an expression of at 102- Year- Old Church mond, Va., of injuries suffered 
. Pilgrim a on Fancy oage tay have been prin-| ing Farto a have exchanged pul-| “*‘ March 23 in an automobile a 
© Thuteday, April 12, at 2 p.m tire. years. METAMORA—Bids” will be re-|Pits. aa i 5 ent, Pickens’ wife died 
ae ceived at Lansing Wednesday for) The Rabbi will appear at the peccnuan Usivensln — irom — in the same   . Cd 
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— 4 4 a “Youth and the Community” will 
The program will feature a panel 
- of 10 members who will discuss 
   
         ‘Civic Leaders to Analyze 
— ! Youth Role in Community The meeting will be held at the 
Congregation B'Nai Israel] Syna- 
          
  
  
  
Holly Man Receives. 
  a half mile of highway work in 
the’ village of Metamora. Com- 
pletion date is Sept. 1. 
The bids will be on grading and 
drainage and 36-foot wide bitumi- 
nous aggregate surfacing with con- 
crete curb and gutter on M181 
from School street to Center street. 
  \Degree From MSU 
HOLLY~—William R. Brock, son 
of Mr. and Mrs, Clive Brock, a 
1951 graduate of Holly High School, 
received his B, A. degree in Eco- 
nomics from Michigan State Uni- 
versity this year. He is now em- 
af Public Relations, Parade of Pro- 
‘Country Corners Club 
to Meet for Election” 
LEONARD — The Country Cor- ners Extension Club will meet at 
7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Rowland iployed with the GMC Department. 
  10:45 a.m, worship service tomor- 
row. The Rev. Mr. Yuells 
preached at Temple Beth Jacob 
‘two weeks ago, 
Also to be present at the service 
this week will be a group of Masons 
and their wives. 
  "Sue ; 
          Hall. Lesson will be on ‘'Meet- 
ing the Meat Bill.” Election of of- 
ficers will be held and each mem- 
ber is asked to bring apron pattern 
or design. 
  Slate Annual Dinner 
NORTH BRANCH — The Past Matrons of North Branch: Chapter, 
OES, will hold their annual dinner   
  
    
    . arriving by bus from Erie, Pa., 
plan David 
McKercher of Royal Oak High |School will spend three months this   
summer in some foreign country. 
Advertise Soon 
for School Bids. . HOLLY—The preliminary steps 
are nearly completed for advertis- 
  ing for bids on the $1,200,000 new 
construction program in the Holly 
Area Schools 
La * * 
The bond issue in this amount 
was endorsed by the voters in a 
recent election. 
  
  The Beards of Education has 
completed the purchase of the 
proposed site for the new build- 
ings to be erected at Holly, buy- 
ing approximately 50 acres on 
.the east village mits, 
The cost, is about $65,000. 
  Green Thumb Meeting 
ROMEO — The Romeo Fiorists 
greenhouse will be the scene of 
the April 9 meeting of the Romeo 
Monday Club with Mrs. James H. 
Winborn and Mrs. Ralph Taft as 
cohostesses. An- interesting pro- 
‘gram of flower arrangements and 
discussion about gardens is 
| planned. 
  
Romeo Book Club 
Plans Musical Day 
          
will formally instal] ifs sixteenth 
pastor in a service at 4 p.m. 
Sunday. He is the Rev, Walter E. 
Kellison, who for six years has 
been state superintendent of Uni- 
versalist Churches in Maine. 
Dr. Tracy M. Pullman, . widely 
known radio orator and minister 
of the Central Unitarian-Universal- 
ist Church in Detroit, will preach 
the installation sermon. His topic: 
“A Church to Meet the Needs of 
Modern Man." 
The Rev. Mr. Kellison, 43 years 
old, is a native of West Virginia 
and a graduate of Salem (W. 
Va.) College and St, Lawrence 
Theological Seminary, Canton, 
ministrative position he served 
as a minister in Henderson, N. 
Y., and in Biddeford and Cari- 
bou, Maine. 
Of the six Universalist and Uni- 
tarian Churches in the Detroit 
metropolitan area, three are in 
Oakland County—in Birmingham, 
Oak Park and Farmington, N. Y, Before assuming his ad- ~ 
  REV. WALTER E, KELLISON 
  
  MARJORIE A. DOTY 
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doty of Holly | 
announce the engagement of their) 
daughter, Marjorie Ann, to Ronald 
Schram, He is the son of Mr, and 
Mrs. Cecil Schram of Holly. The 
    at 6:30 p.m, Thursday, at Masonic 
Hall. . couple plans an Aug. 25 wedding.   
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    ROMEO—A musical’ progrant ts 
planned for the next meeting of 
the Romeo Book Club Tuesday 
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the 
home of Mrs. David Rees with 
Mrs. Jewel West as cohostess. 
    Mrs. Charles Dodge will play 
several selections on the organ, 
and Mary Dodge will read an ap- 
propriate selection. Other features 
of the prgoram will be a vocal 
trio, and songs by Mrs. Rees.   
SASHABAW PLAINS Mrs. 
James Glennie, Library Chairman 
of the Clarkston Community 
Schools will present awards to win- 
ners of the Book Report Contest 
here Monday night. 
Winners to receive honors at 7:30 
| Slate Award Presentation Michalene Krithers; Janet 
Tisch; Suzanne Staley; Maria 
Barrett; Robert Kriss; Paul 
Quigley, Ted Hollis and Gary 
Foraker, 
The Library Committee will 
afterward, serve refreshments   p.m, at the Sashabaw School, are: 
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* * Ld 
Dr, Cluff Hopla has been seek- 
ing a supply of bedbugs for re- 
search purposes but only one 
small batch has been located. 
It came from an unidentified 
woman. 
She appeared in his office, car- 
rying a small green bottle at 
arm's length. When the professor 
confirmed that the bottle con- 
tained the elusive insects, she 
left—her name and the origin of 
the bugs a mystery. | 
Hopla reports .that he received 
letters with helpful hints on cap- 
turing the insects. Some persons 
mailed dead bugs but Hopla wants 
live, healthy insects. © 
A man in Chicago ‘wrote that 
‘Hopla should go to Manitoba, 
‘Canada, and look under the bark 
‘of birch trees. Another man, in 
Urbana, Ill., insisted that pine 
wood is the proper habitat. 
* * * 
  * Hopla suggested earlier that he 
believes a likely hiding place is 
|the ordinary chickencoop but he 
resident who denied this claim— 
iin his chicken house anyway. 
Review in Congress 
WASHINGTON W — Two USS. 
‘ambassadors in strategic posts 
may face congressional] question- 
| ing next week about the impact   
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‘George Wadsworth, 
‘made their report” 
' Department. ‘of the Middle East crisis and Rus- 
sia's new economic offensive on 
      Chairman “Richards (D-SC) of | 
the House Foreign Affairs Com-' 
mittee said he hopes“ to confer 
with Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen 
ambassador to Moscow, and, 
to Saudi Arabia, 
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  j Already citizens of Pontiac are receiving 
unordered Christmas cards, ties and other 
merchandise through the mail. 
rights. 
       ‘Phone, FE 5-6148 Help Stop This Racket! 
Never Pay for Cnceeere Merchandise! 
BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD 
of the~ 
  Be smart! Never pay for articles which you 
3 have not ordered. Ignore threatening letters 
i demanding payment. Companies operating 
ras the unordered merchandise racket thrive 
only because many people do not know their 
Podtias Chamber of Commerce 
= a _ Waldron Hotel al Bids. aoe 
  
    
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‘name of the Covington police court. 
prosecutor was worth $350 to al 
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        -\L. R. Elson, pastor of the Na-| 
jtional Presbyterian Church of | 
‘|Washington, D. C., attended by | 
President Eisenhower will give] 
the principal address at the All-| 
’\State Meeting of Methodist Men’ 
April 14 at Michigan State Univer- A 
sity.     
     
  ficulties. His 
while he was at 
couldn't land until he was cleared 
by the United States under the 
Refugee Relief Act. 
* * 
|sponsor for Skilpan, found him a| 
|horne here and a warehouse job. 
Ex-POWs of Bataan 
‘Hold 2-Day Reunion 
ambassador of the few survivors of Japanese | 
“after they have capture and imprisonment on Ba-|} 
to the State|taan early in World War II today) 
| will wind up their annual two-day | 
Bohlen and W adsworth have convention, 
what has been described as a Mexico, Texas, Arizona, 
searching review of U.S. cold war/and California are attending the 
and Middle East policies, They,annual meeting of the New Mex-| 
by aes to stay a week ori 
|The veterans spent most” of. yes-| 
|terday just talking over old times. “| 
jabout 10 per cent of the Bataan’ 
¢ «| veterans who returned from over-| 
— |seas are still living. | 
| 
‘Loose Kite Cuts Power 
* of Lights for 30 Seconds | 
-|tangled in main power lines, in-| 
_._}terrupted all electric power here) 
| for 30 seconds. 
_|which apparently escaped from a/ 
4 child, hit a 33,000-volt line and the | 
a >| contact tripped a switch, _& spokes-| 
: "|| man for the Niagara’ Mobawk 
Fewer Corp. said, 
 Heasecutor’ s Name 
- Worth $350 to ‘Friend’ 
was presented at a local bank by) 
a man who deposited $400 to the 
| account of prosecutor Rodney s.| 
*4\ Bryson and walked out with the’ 
change. 
, Group to Hear Pastor Boyce Brown, Jazz Great 
Becomes Brother Matthew 
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (RNS) — 
Boyce Brown, a leading jazz mu- 
sigian for many years and once 
judged the nation’s top alto sax 
player, has become a Brother. Mat- 
thew of the Roman Catholic Ser- 
vite order, which dates back to the 
13th century. 
He took the order’s vows of pov- 
erty, chastity and obedience at 
Mount Saint Philip Monastery, 10   
Globemaster Burns; 
Three Crewmen Die 
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, 
Calif. ®—One of the Air Force's 
giant C124 Globemasters, taking 
off on a routine check flight, 
crashed and burned here yester- 
day, killing three of its crew and 
injuring four others, one critically. 
Only the seven men were aboard 
big double-decked plane, which 
been used as a cargo trans- 
for the 1501st Transport Wing 
PLEEF Officers at the base said it was 
the first fatal accident of 160,000 
flying hours for jars Ee tay MAS MATS. 
‘Home’ From. the Sea 
After 2 Years Afloat ST. LOUIS ~Ivan Skilpan, 57, 
Yugoslav seaman who for two 
years was a modern man with- 
out a country, has a new home- 
/met resistance from a York, Pa.,| and 
* * * 
He arrived here yesterday in a 
group of 24 refugees, sponsored 
by the National Catholic Welfare 
Conference, 
He had to remain aboard a ship 
two years because of passport dif- 
passport expired 
sea and he 
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Michael Ramesiri of St. Louis, the Military Air Transport Serv-/ 
  miles north of here, where he had 
spent the past year as a novice 
lay brother. 
A native of Chicago, Boyce 
Brown moved into the select 
company of Chicago jaz 
“greats” at an age when most of 
his schoolmates were still attend- 
ing classes. 
By 1940 his place in the jazz 
was so Solid he was voted|than at 
the “No, 1 Alto. Sax in America” 
in the annual poll conducted by 
Downbeat magazine, topping such 
high-reed virtuosos as Jimmy Dor- 
sey, Woody Herman and Coleman’ 
Hawkins, 
But despite his great success and 
love of jazz, Boyce Brown began) 
to develop. an increasing feeling 
in the late 1940s that “music alone Say Copper Industry 
in A-1 Condition’ 
douey i on tocol puree 
to maintain steady growth during 
the next few years, an official of ee Oe Owe we taeaed deem =* 
tas in anticipation of payment for his crime. 
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           a jam session at a Chicago night- 
club, he was walking in the early; 
hours of the morning when he) 
passed a church and heard organ) 
music that ‘“‘seemed to fill nd 
soul.” 
~The sax player began seeking 
out Catholic priests to talk about 
possible religous vocation. : 
talked his language. Father Cal! 
kins, director of vocations at the 
monastery, is himself an amateur 
jazz pianist of no mean accomplish. 
ment. | 
Boyce Brown became a Catholic’ 
in August 1952, and entered Our, 
Lady of Sorrows Monastery for pre-| 
liminary training about a year 
later. After two years there, he 
transferred to the novitiate here. | 
Transfer of Priests 
GRAND RAPIDS #—The Grand.   
Rapids Catholic Diocese Chancery |. office has announced the transfer, 
effective Tuesday, of three dio- 
cesan priests. Fr. Patrick Schoen 
moves from St. Andrews in Grand 
eS. Jean's in Muskegon: | 
Fr. Ernest Bernott transfers from 
      
     
  St. Jean's to SS Peter and Paul, 
Grand Rapids, and Fr. Thomas 
‘Neis moves from SS Peter and ff, 
Paul to St.. Andrews, 
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About 50 veterans from New! 
Colorado. 
co Bataan Ex-Prisoners ot War.) 
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‘rpaders to safeguard their own health   PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 os . | 
‘Fair Share Farm Family’ ee 
  
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  observance of April as Cancer Control othe poe 
Month, au ht for Their Rights ' * -2. & py ee Coe 
+ ‘That also is why we are publishing a Sor ax tight, We bene det bags 
serially the condensed book “The ‘heechet Fair Share Farm Family 
Truth About Cancer.” The author, we, , ma. 
Dr. CHARLES S. CAMERON, is the med- a Concerned Aan, Stagg 
ical and scientific director of the eens per hundred Says Laws: & wen 
American Cancer Society. per quart or 69 WN vest At tonite pace 
A United Fund agency, the so- gp te the veterinarian, who had to 
clety deserves public support in the extra 10 cents go? help Mother Nature deliver her 
its unceasing threefold campaign Since January 1, the price ot  Purvles. 4 
” gieaiedh' farmer has fluctu- +1 live in Pontiac, have a fenced 
of research, education and serv- Gal the etics cf yard and © capntate tanend Ong 
ice to sufferers. For 40 years it accordingly? pak, <A See eens oe eee ; 4 ' and over a 
has been : preaching the urgency Producers Assoc: ant oe tay aay oe 
rita Ti Over the yours, t00, i} has, been we co tame vite. 6 tc Sak oe Geel wen Canada Should Drop —_~ waging highly renuponmadpcatl impartial analysis woud eno. Se ee taka oo an 
fo ising | against — a . : Tebel- shelter and asked them to come F ‘Advertising Tax Idea. S008, Sis trace ore only thiree ing, tae xteide ate seater ant site Sas cme 
4 News that the Government at gyproved weapons against the dis- representing to keep their heads would be more apt to pick up my 
: Ottawa is reconsidering a proposed ease These, of course, are X-ray, — were female because she was enticing 
4 20 per cent tax on Canadian adver- radium and surgery. Né-cancer ever ot inciting mob violence. Who hired estar oti eeainn 
; os oes —— is wel- is cured by pills, powders or any : Oe coated ie wadhe oa. tebe proper cate af them, andi , cm county. home remedy. U.S. 16? Who struck two women makes me very angry 
) This frankly protectionist pickets in Romeo and narrowly this could have been prevented 
| Last year while 80,000 were missed a third nimble-footed male _ if that dog had been picked up. 
| measure first was heard about — saved from cancer deaths, 245,000 picket in Pontiac? They ore 6: domes Gaus sant when Canada’s Finance Minister who waited too long for check- ine, Rochester oy Safes and it just len’t fair to pay taxes 
_ Harris recently brought as ups lost the fight. Don’t be one coisas te tem elas ptinaren bey tanaems, aa ty fo So our 
national budget. Presumab of the 245,000. Have that check- to district and state meetings of =, not enforced 
was aimed at Time magazine up during April, Cancer Control MMPA. Why was the Rochester | 
a local declared too small, disband- My puppy is just one of many 
and Reader's Digest, gy ae asc g ea ee amen = | ed and merged Into the Pentiae to which this occurs, because the 
which sell advertising e : : w was discovered veterinarian said he had had sev- 
i Canadian editions. | Ir Has been quite some weeks since The Proper Head Makes the Difference that their delegates held the bal- 6) acs in the same condition, 
  
      
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ee ‘While most Canadian magazines 
endorsed the proposed levy, newspa- 
per publishers reportedly oppose it. 
_As the influential Toronto Telegram 
says editorially: js 8 
“A special tax on advertising, to- 
day [limited tp Canadian editions of 
United States owned publications, to-- 
morrow may be extended to news- 
papers, periodicals or any other form 
of communication dependent on ad- 
vertising revenues.” " 
; s & ® : 
We agree with the Telegram’s 
contention that this proposed levy 
is a striking example of the gov- 
ernment’s misuse of its taxing 
power to invade the right of free - 
publication in Canada. 
This proposal is in the same cate- 
"gory as a bill enacted to bar the 
_ gan competition. American subsidiary of a Canadian 
brewery from operating in Maryland. 
Gov. McKetpm wisely vetoed it. 
We hope Ottawa's restudy of this 
tax idea will result in its abandon- 
ment. The more our two countries 
avoid harassing each other with such 
economic pettiness, the less strain 
will be put on our friendly relations 
and mutually profitable trade. 
Four Student Firms 
Win District Awards Congratulations to the members 
of the four Pontiac Junior Achieve- 
ment. firms for the success they 
achieved in the Southeastern Michi-   
— 
These. students, sponsored in 
their year’s work by well known 
Pontiac companies, were pitted 
against 273 competing student 
teams in the regional contest. 
They came out with one top 
award, two third places and one 
honorable mention, — 
* * * 
Top honors in the wood products 
division went to “Jac-Crafters,” spon- 
sored by the Standard Oil Co. Third 
place in the iron and steel category 
-went to the “P. I. P. Co.” sponsored 
by Pontiac Motor Division. A similar 
prize was won by “Jacona Products,” 
sponsored by the Community Na- 
_ tional Bank. “Deco Products” spon- 
sored by the Detroit Edison won hon- 
Otable mention for its memorandum 
: Se £28 
_. The Press regards the training 
‘these students get from participation 
in Junior Achievement projects. as of the most practical and valu- 
ve that in sponsoring able parts of their education. We also any accidents in automobile sales 
tooms have been reported. It is as- 
sumed that at long last people quit 
falling over one another in their rush 
to buy cars. . 
SEES 
Scientists are mighty smart and 
all that, but they- have never been 
able to find out how the firefly lights 
his tail without scorching it. 
The People’s Business: 
GOP vs. GOP ~ Rivalry of Ziegler, Higgins 
Embarrasses Party 
By ROGER LANE 
LANSING—One of the first rules in 
politics is to hit at the other party, not 
at your own teammates. 7 
* ° *   
  
Accordingly, there has been dismay in 
Republican ranks over the penchant of 
two rather highly placed Republicans for 
swatting at each other. =~ 
Another chapter in the Republican 
family strife between Charles M. Zieg- 
ler, state commissioner of highways, 
and George N. Higgins, Michigan 
Turnpike Authority chairman, was 
written this week. 
In effect, Ziegler called on the Legisia- 
ture to liquidate the agency presided over 
by. Higgins, a former Republican state — 
senator and an announced candidate for 
Congress. 
s . * 
He sent the lawmakers a letter in which 
he boasted the anticipated achievements 
of his agency and denounced the lack of 
past accomplishments. by the Turnpike 
Authority. ‘ 
CONSIDER ‘FACTS’ 
The letter wouhd up by urging them 
to consider “all these facts” when decid- 
ing whether to continue “a competing. 
highway construction agency” within the 
state government framework. 
* * * 
The obvious reference was to a $150,0@0 
appropriation to keep the Turnpike Au- 
thority in business for another year. 
The letter was used by a House - 
_ Opponent as a principal argument 
for killing the bill, and, while not 
dissolving the agency itself, leaving 
it hamstrung. 
What makes some disinterested Re- 
publicans wince is that the fate of the 
bill appeared at the time Zilegler’s letter 
was received—on Wednesday—to have 
been decided in House members’ minds, 
even though they had not yet cast their 
votes. * * * 
Who stood to benefit, they ask, other | 
than Democrats? Is this the way to pull 
a divided party together to whip the 
opposition in November? 
SENATE FRIENDS 
Higgins has friends in the Senate, and 
his bill passed there better than three 
‘to one, owing in part to some effective 
missionary work by 
* i   
Days of All Faiths   
‘Sunday School: The Guide 4 
to a Better 
World’ Theme of Week's Observance By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER. 
' Each year since 1944 the Lay- 
men's National Committee, an 
unofficial group with headquarters 
in New York City, has promoted 
a special nationwide recognition of 
the importance of America’s Sun- 
day Schools. 
This year’s theme is “Sunday 
School: The Guide to a Better 
World.” All the committee's 
materials — posters, suggested 
programs, news releases, etce.— 
_ Wilt center around this theme, 
In its sannouncement proclaim- 
ing National Sunday. School Week, 
the committee calls attention to 
the value of religious training in 
preparing youth for mature adult 
decisions in a world growing ever 
more complex. _. ' 
- Communities, schools, clubs and 
churches are asked to participate 
in the weeklong observance, 
GREATEST ANNOUNCEMENT 
Monday, April 9 is the Feast of 
the Annunciation of the Blessed 
Virgin Mary, commemorating the 
oceasion (see Luke, chapter 1, 
verses 26 to 38) an which the Arch- 
angel Gabriel performed his most 
important service as God's mes- 
senger—his announcement to Mary 
that she would be the mother of 
Jesus,. 
(the eight days including - and following Easter Day) are too im- 
portant to be interrupted, the first 
the Incarnation (the earthly life. 
of Jesus) actually began—His con- 
ception was considered to have 
taken place at the moment when 
Mary, in response to Gabriel's an- 
nouncement, “Behold the. E 
  
BE 
i i ars loved to have everything come 
out with mathematical precision, 
the belief grew up that March 25 
was also the date of the Cruci- 
fixion —the completion of the 
cycle, with the Lord's death oc- 
urring on the date of His concep- 
tion. 
Then, reaching all the way 
back, people decided that this 
was not the day on which only 
Christ’s earthly life began, it 
was the day everything began— 
the day of Creation itself. 
From here it was a very short 
step—an almost unavoidable one, 
in fact—to the idea that March 25 
must be the beginning of the year, 
and from the twelfth Century until 
the calendar reform in 1752, March 
2 was New Year's Day, even here 
in the American Colonies. 
LADY DAY 
In England this day is known as Lady Day, or, to those who 
wish to be strictly accurate, Lacy 
Day of March—to distinguish it 
from four other days that honor 
the Blessed Virgin during the 
year, Actually, however, it is only 
in a secondary way that this day 
honors Mary. 
The primary feature of the 
Annunciation is what happened, 
or began to happen, to the world 
on this day. It is a festival 
about Jesus much more than it 
is a festival about Mary. 
The Feast of the Annunciation 
was established in the year 600 by 
the Emperor Maurice. It is one 
of the btg festivals not touched by 
the changes at the time of the 
Reformation. Lutherans and 
Episcopalians, as well as Roman 
Catholics, will observe it Monday. 
(Copyright 1956)   
Both Dem, GOP Civil Rights 
Promises Still Unfulfilled 
By JAMES MARLOW 
Associated Press News Analyst 
WASHRINGTON & — Both the 
Democratic and Republican party 
platforms of 1952 promised new 
civil rights laws. Neither party 
has produced. Both have had op- 
portunity to do so, 
* * @ 
The Republicans, as a result of 
the 1952 elections, controlled Con- 
gress in 1953 and 194. The Demo- 
crats, by winning the 194 elec- 
tions, have controlled Congress 
since the beginning of 1955. Nei- 
ther passed any civil rights leg- 
islation, 
The Eisenhower administration 
has talked since 1953. of civil 
rights laws but so far has sent 
no specific recommendations to     
Dr. Brady’s Mailbag:   
Value of Vitamin E Still Conjectural; 
Case of Hernia Cured by Suggestion By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
Have heard some pretty extra- 
vagant claims made for cold 
pressed wheag germ oil in restor- 
“ng hearts,, Your opinion, please. 
(G. J. F.) 
Answer—The value. of vitamin 
E. in human nutrition is still con- 
jectural, At least I know of no 
convincing evidence that it bene- 
fits weak heart. 
* * @«@ 
Please send . . . to a poor de- 
crepit Yankee who enjoys your 
column so much. Keep on giving 
us nitwits . . . and believe me, 
some.of it does sink in, and even 
though you do not hear from us 
you are helping immensely .. . 
(L. B. C.) 
Answer I hear from ‘em, all 
“right,. when they gang up and 
threaten to cancel their sub- 
scriptions, 
* * * 
My father has had the injection 
treatment and is ¢ompletely cured 
of hernia. Thank you. (C. G.) 
Answer—If I recall the de- 
* tails, this man was a bad risk 
and therefore could not have 
radical surgical treatment. For- 
tunately, he found a physician 
who is skilled in the ambulant 
method, which is safe for any 
one._'m_ sorry, but I cannot 
name physicians who give the 
ambulant (injection) treatment 
for hernia. 
Having a difficult time with hot 
flashes . . . (Mrs. A. W. A.) 
Your pamphlet on Stage Fright 
  send stamped, self-addressed em 
velope and repeat request. 
Thank you for the circular giv- 
ing names of firms that supply 
hand and power mills for grind- 
ing wheat etc. Kindly send the 
addresses of the firms. (J. W. S.) 
Answer—The addressees are 
given at the foot of the last page of the circular, Se nd 
‘stamped, self-addressed = en- 
velope and ask for pamphiet 
“Wheat to Eat.” 
  Signed letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaint al 
health and hygiene, not sf 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. . 
(Copyright 1956)   
Case Records of a Psychologist:   Congress. It may do so shortly 
No matter what is proposed, 
and no matter by whom, inside 
or outside Congress, this Congress 
like those before it is not likely 
to pass any new civil rights laws, 
The reason is simple: the South- 
ern Democrats will block them.  - 
The House, with the votes of 
many Republicans and Northern 
Democrats, may pass some civil 
rights bills before Congress goes 
home this summer, over the South- 
ern Democratic protests, 
In the House, where debate is 
limited, the Southerners, being 
outnumbered, can't kill a bill with 
talk. 
But nothing approved by the 
House can become law unless the 
Senate also gives its okay. In the 
Senate debate is unlimited. 
There outnumbered Southern 
Democrats~can filibuster to death 
any civil rights legislation passed 
by the House. 
That has been the story in Con- 
gress for years.   
  
  
omzor-cr 
| 
  
Dr. Crane Recommends Prayers,  - 
Denounces Those of Wishful Thinkers God likes spontaneous 
straight talk instead of memo- 
rized prayers uttered mechani- 
cally. And God changes his 
mind, too, if you.can offer a. 
logical argument in support of 
an unselfish cause, as Moses 
proved below. So talk to 
God but do so as a mature 
person. God is not a Santa 
Claus to fulfill “gimme” 
prayers of wishful thinkers. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case R-324: Link J., aged 20, is 
in our military services. 
“Dr. Crane, I never grew up in a 
religious home,"’ he confessed, 
“My folks drank and caroused 
around. They never sent me to 
Sunday school. 
“ * * © 
“But I met a girl a year ago who 
got me to going to church, And I 
think the world of her. 
“Now I want to be a Christian 
~and lead a good life. But I don’t 
know how to pray, I feel awkward 
about it. . 
“Do you yourself ever pray, or 
is. it true that psychologists ridicule 
" religion 
grades. ; 
that means only 2 would get ‘‘A’s.” wherein we constantly ask for per- 
sonal favors. 
= * * © 
“Please help me get well,” or 
“Please see that I get an ‘A’ 
grade in my examination” or 
“Please let me win Rosalie for 
my. wife,” are evidence of the 
“gimme” type of prayer. 
It is proper to ask God for help, 
but sandwich some ‘Thank you" 
remarks in between. ° 
MATURE PRAYERS 
Remember, too, that we psy- 
chologists recommend that college 
grades be awarded on the ‘“‘curve"’ 
basis with about 10 per cent “A” 
  
   In a class of 20 students ‘would it be fair for God to help 
the slacker? 
If you have smoked cigarets un- 
til you develop lung cancer, in the 
face of the American Medical Asso- 
ciation’s | warnings about such 
dangers, would it be proper for 
God to make your cancer disap- 
pear? 
.I mention these things because 
you must pray like mature adults 
instead of ‘wishful thinking tod- 
dlers. 
God is not to be approached as 
Santa Claus! He is the epitome 
of logic and rationality, so your 
prayers must make sense. 
GOD IS CHANGEABLE 
And it is not true that God is, 
fixed and unchangeable. Moses | 
proved that logical arguments 
could persuade God to change his 
mind, as in Exodus 32:10, after 
the Israelites. had coaxed Aaron to 
make them a Golden Calf, God 
said: 
“Now, therefore, let me alone, 
that my wrath may wax hot 
against them, and that I may 
consume them: and I will make 
of thee a great nation.” ;      One day only! Sale of ladies’ 
Smart COTTON DRESSES 
REG. Monday 2.95 only! 
This is a terrific sti for 1.29! Lovely new styles 
in crisp, bright cotton prints. 12-20, 1644- 24s. 
Our very best sellers! 
10,000 SPRING HATS 
2.95-3.95 Monday 
VALUES . only! 
Sailors, skimmers, dome bonnets, caps, cloches— 
newest colors and trims. Textured straws. 
One day only! Terrific sale! 
First Quality NYLONS 
) Monday 
4 9 C only! 
Famous-maker 15 denier glamour sheers in new 
spring shades with fine line dark seams! 81-11. 
  
Ladies’ denim or twill 
SANFORIZED JEANS 
REG. Monday 
2.29 € only! 
Fully guaranteed and only 99c a pair! Choice of 
style ‘and color with concealed zipper. Sizes 10-20. 
Save on thritt-priced 
LADIES’ RAYON BRIEFS 
REG. . Monday 
4 for 1.00 Ai. 8 I, C only! 
White or pastel-rayon knit briefs with band -or 
. elastic legs. Dainty novelty trims, sizes S-M-L. 
Ladies’ rayon or cotton 
BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 
REG. Monday 
1.29 C only! 
_ Smart spring styles at real savings! Printed cotton 
plisse or rayon tricot. Sizes S-M-L in the group. 
Pump or strap spring styles! 
WOMEN’S, TEENS’ SHOES 
REG. Monday 
2.98 , only! 
' Fabrilites, aa or suedines. Sport or Sone. 
soles, Fancy trims, Attractive aida 4-9, " 
"on Mon. 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.! On sale 
Only while they last! 
GIRLS’ COTTON SLIPS 
REG. Monday 
1.19 C only! 
Full length slips cut for. sure fit! White cotton 
nainsook with self embroidery. Sizes 4 to 14. Save! 
Outstanding value! Girls’ 
BROADCLOTH BLOUSES 
ee Monday 
C only! 
Imported styles, novelty collars and pockets, ocean 
pearl buttons, baby doll sleeves. White, 7-14. 
  
Save on misses’, children’s 
SPRING 1-STRAP SHOES 
REG. Monday 
2.98 only! 
White, patent, ad blue or pink imitation cre 
with sport ote, a smart trim, Sizes 81-12, 1214- 
  
Cute styles for boys’, girls’ 
TOTS’ PLISSE PAJAMAS 
REG. — Monday 
1.98 9 9. only! 
Gay colored cotton prints. Baby doll style for girls, 
butcher boy styles for boys. 4-8. Buy several pairs! 
Popular poplin styles! Tots’ 
PLAID CUFF JEANS 
REG. Monday 
1.98 ° only! 
Gray, turquoise, See or charcoal poplin with plaid 
cuff, sa side zipper closing. Suspenders. 3-6. 
  
Complete with’ safety strap! 
NURSERY CHAIR 
REG. _ Monday 
3.98 e only! 
Well-constructed chair with enameled commode. 
While they last, only 1.77! Shop early! 
Buy now for summer and save 
Child’s TENNIS OXFORDS | 
REG, Monday 
\, 2.98 only! 
ioe trimmed with white 
__ binding. White moulded rubber sole. Sizes 4 to 12. 
=e ees He ene THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 
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Designed for beginners! 
SAFETY ROLLER SKATES 
REG. Monday 
1.79 C sony! 
‘No key to lose! No clamps to tighten! Easy-on-the- 
budget style designed to fit th small shoe, 
New spring patterns, colors! 
SALE OF MEN’S SOX 
REG. Monday 2 
29c. Cc only! 
Men’s first quality fancy sox with reinforced soles! 
Rayons, cottons, rayon-cotton blends. Sizes 10-12. 
Full cut, combed cotton knit! 
BOYS’. BRIEFS, A-SHIRTS 
REG. | Monday 
55¢ only! 
Elastic waited briefs, double crotch, 144” waist- 
band. Swiss rib knit shirts, nylon sdaioend. 6-16, 
Boys’ cotton denim or poplin 
WASHABLE JACKETS © 
REG. Monday 
1.98 C . only! 
Gray, red, brown or yellow! With knit or self col- 
lars, zipper fronts, ic waistbands, ‘Sizes 8-18. 
Special purchase! Durable 
GARMENT BAGS 
2.98 | Monday 
‘value only! 
Expertly tailored, ea finish plastic; quilted top 
and sides. 57” or 42” jumbo sizes. Aqua or pink. 
  
Thrifty value! Washable 
27x45" THROW RUGS 
REG. © Monday 
2.59 ow only! 
Cotton chenille in 10 decorator colors; matching 
fringe, non-skid backs. Buy several for ‘the house! 
Printed or novelty patterns! 
36” Cafe Tier CURTAINS 
va " Monday 
¢. only! 
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ie apt one in at en nn ae eeeeeannes 
For home, patio, cottage! : 
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Pre-season savings on sturdy 
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; THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL.-7, 1956 
  
ddings, Engagements Mirror Spring Romance    /e 
} Raverly Wheeler Wed in Ferndale Rite’ 
  , ‘ith turquoi tiac and Joan Decker of . . At a ceremony performed Fri+) -Roger Swaine of Royal Oak per-|Cha%e,® pelge sulle Wit WNdNOME | presbyterian Church. Wren Ht Decker Plans April Banquet 
day evening in the Church of Jesus|formed the duties of best man.iwes of brown eombidium orchids.| The bridegroom, Lt. James Les The” Lader“Aiitiay os WHATIO Ceremony on June 14 a a core _ ye Seating the guests were Thomas - Hanlin Kinzer ab isa — Point They wore waltz-length frocks Metropolitan Club met recently at| 
of George F. McRoberts Jr. The McCleary and Richard LaLone. Di t G d —< yg ste eerd i. white embossed chiffon over the American Legion Home. An-| Mrs. Alex Morris presided at at Sylvan Glen Country Club 
Rev. George Romney read the/IGHT BLUE LINEN IF araeners omy ian on dding y [Pale arate — Mit ow nc nouncement was made of the an-\the Thursday evening meeting of | June 9. servies ta of 150| When Mrs, Stinson received her, * : , , {ve bem es. oO ws eV nual money-making project this Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon) Another 1 steit dete en tee phe the presence eos ot the ipeplen held to Will Hear Talk Brother officers were his at- leaves fersaed hendrosees, and evening and Saturday, The group Sigma Alpha sorority held at the| omens oe ers “a - =* 
The bride is the daughter of Mr, ™ediately following the service in b MSU Expert tendants, and eshery formed the |they carried yellow roses. will have a mother and children YMCA. and daughter breakfast May 6 and Mire. Vern Stinen of W est |the church parlors, she was wear- y traditional arch of swords at Lt. Jack Frost of Beaumont, banquet at the home April 24, eo * ¢@ at Rotunda Inn, Dee Brim is 
| Howard street. George, who re-|ing @ light blue linen ensemble} Paul M. Barrett, extension spe-| the foot of ry — “ rime Tex., was best man. Ushers * * * _ «|__| “Mrs. Benjamin Sweeney told of) serving ag general chairman for ‘ sides on Mohawk road, is the son|With navy blue accessories, Her|cialist in conservation and land| Ceremony and again at jor | were Lts. Sam N. Lowry of Ft. | Mrs. Roy Beattie was a guestithe plans for the formal dinner| she aftair. ; 
of white roses. use at Michigan State Universit ann 2e, Va., Jerome Hagen of Day- | meeting. Hostesses for the a we pin ceremony to of Mr. and Mrs, George McRob- Corsage ga y,| of the church Lee, Va., J H {D t the meeting. Host for the and jeweled pi to be 
erts of Whitensville, Mass, * ee will speak and show slides to the| Lt. Kinzer is the son of Mr.| tom, Ohio, Richard Bean of In- jevening were Mrs. James White, held June 14 and Mrs. Fred Baum-| A report on the recent meeting ’ Dirt Gardeners. Club Tuesday at rs. James H. Kinzer of| dianapolis, Ind, and James 1. |Mrs. Howard Fairman and Mrs.|gartner announced that the an-/of the Pontiac Advisory Council 
As the bride approached the al-| Mrs. McRoberts chose a grey pre hy Lib y atiand Mrs. J 1 of P \Merrill Petrie \rual summer dance wil be held|Was presented by Mrs. Edward : . . ‘arma. : 4 : tar she was wearing -a ballerina-/S¥it with white accessories for her)? p.m. in ah = rary. |Demopolis, Ala. _ Hummel, and Maxine Miller told 
length gown styled with a fitted 80's wedding. Her corsage was -*. * A reception was given at Oak- of plans for a money-making proij- Chantilly lace bodice, and a bouf-|4/80 of white roses. While serving as agricultural! The bride wore a gown of ivory|land Hills Country Club where ; ect to be held the early part of i fant skirt of nylon tulle and lace.| When the couple left for a agent for ee. Mr. Barrett/Ttalian silk taffeta, bordered at|the bride cut the wedding cake May. é 
. A crown of lace secured her finger-| honeymoon trip in northern Mich- received a wide background |inithe portrait neckline with hand-| with her husband's sword. Mu \ Mrs. Ralph Wilson, program 
\ tip veil of silk illusion. Her bridal) igan the new Mrs, McRoberts conservation experience comple-icorded Alencon lace. The full .* «@ Mr. and Mrs. chairman, announced that Dr. 
4 bouquet was an arrangement of changed fo a navy blue dress ae vat ee Mi at fell in a chapel train and a) Mrs. Kohr wore a sheath gown A.H. Robinson James McHugh of the Pontiac 
; white orchids. ag with white accessories, She wore higan State University re/Spanish mantilla of the same lace of pale blue brocade with a ‘match- of East State Hospital will be the speaker 
LaVerne Stinson was her sis- | the white orchid corsage trom hesreceived his degree. formed her veil. ing hat and orchid corsage. Irecuet dat the next meeting. 
ter’s only attendant. She wore a | b¢r bridal bouquet. Local garden club members are! 10+ bouquet was of white roses! ; ' jt nin oe | only 8 a. * . jinvited to hear Mr. Barrett and) oed with a white orchid. | W£ARS PINK, BLUE announce the | The Grand Rapids chapter was 
ballerina-tength gown of Nile jenjoy the social hour following, Mrs. Kinzer’s gown was of iri- é " f contacted by Mrs. Frank A, Jal- 
green and cartied an arrange- | The couple will make their home | which will include the annual birth-, ATTEND BRIDE descent pink and blue taffeta. Her engag ment of osky, state president, concern- 
ment of white carnations, in Pontiac upon their return. day tea of the club, Matron of honor was Mrs.| corsage was also of orchids. their daughter, | ing the recent tornado in that 
a 8 8 ¢ Judith Kay, | rea. 
“ a | For their wedding trip to east- to John During the social hour Larry 
‘ ern Virginia the bride wore a navy Francis McPherson was honored on his 
| bolero suit under a blue fox cape. birthday with a cake decorated for 
q Her hat was white. Lochtefeld, 
       
    Jane Ann 
The marriage of Beverly Ann|waite, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robertjformed in the Drayton Avenue Kohr Bouquets of snapdragons, pom-jand Douglas Freshwater of Dear- accessories and @ corsage of rose 
ernen wena a cee, ve on ‘on : y sagt dau heer of Rcumied 0. lee Hy Pin on sine os ie awe 
Gerais Cantar ‘hokect' Cromth|" Tho 4 o'clock cavemen wes por-|the_ Bev, H. Pred Seam Jr. por) 1 SNE of the Lakes Church in Waterford| , Fer the reception held at Ro- ro a to The 4 o'ch Was Per! formed the double-ring service. Mr. and Mrs this morning for the marriage of| ‘ada Inn, Mrs. Secan greeted | wedding trip, the new Mrs. ‘Devers 
) The bride, given in marriage | Robert F Anna Mae Secan and Lee Earl| bet guests wearing s rose crepe |had changed to a powder blue Married this | by her tather, wore a gown of Kohr ; Devers. dress with navy blue accessories | ...i+ with navy blue accessiores, 
Afternoon at | ‘ytal white Chantilly lace over | of The Rev. F. J. Delaney cele-| M4 # corsage of white camellias. |The newlyweds will travel to Little 
satin. Triple folds of tulle formed | Birmingham, brated the 10 o'clock Nuptial Mass} Mrs. Devers was gowned in #|Rock, Ark., where he is stationed 
Dreyton Sek been Sees ae, | wan menriod in the presence of 150 guests. powder blue dress with matching| with the United States Air Force, 
Avenue - | Trdg’ te paleennet Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Secan | , - : embroidered in opalescent lace. | to Lt. James of Overridge road are parents of 
sbyterian | Petes at twin ana. te | _ Hanlin Sas tk eee eae ; Presbyterian skirt flared. to & back sweep. |Kinzer Jr. in and Mrs. Leo Devers of Livonia. Married this 
MRS. CHARLES R. CROSTHWAITE  ?4"°"**:   Church of 
Ferndale were 
    "» Ridge are his 
  
Sue Carole Stinson Weds 
George F. McRoberts Jr. Tiny pearls accented her match- 
ing Elizabethan cap which secured 
Birmingham Country Club, Mrs, 
Wheeler wore a gown of ash 
blond silk with a small matching 
hat and a corsage of white ca- 
mellias. 
Mrs. Crosthwaite chose a navy 
blue. silk faille suit with a pale 
pink hat and a corsage of pink 
camellias, 
For the wedding trip, the bride 
  
    a ceremony al 
BIRMINGHAM—Jane Ann Kohr, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 
F. Kohr of Wimbleton road, was 
married in a true military cere- 
mony Friday evening in the First 
                   
Jane Ann Kohr Becomes 
Bride in Military Service Thomas G. Lightner of Mounds- 
ville, W. Va., sister of the bride, 
json of Birmingham, Elaine Kihen 
of Grosse Pointe, Deeon Utley of 
In May the newlyweds will go 
to Germany for three years. 
|Dance Club Wednesday evening 
at Wever school. Charles Hocevar | 
“|was elected president for the next | 
season, : | 
His slate of officers included Mr. | 
            and bridesmaids were Lynne Davi-| a ‘ballerina-length gown of satin 
Beverly Ann |® tiered short veil. She carried a First — hing gan nelle Our beads 
cascade bouquet of alstroemaria) Presbyterian , ' : ‘| at Our ) 
Wheeler. and | and stephanotis. ‘ net page the Be _ \ of the Lakes 
Charles R =e ae .| Church of fingerti veil was surat te a .. | Mrs. Wallace G. Wheeler served) Birmingham prs ar Peco ae Pecans ale Church were 
Crosthwaite. |as matron of honor. Katherine Fri and she carried an arrangement of| Anna Mae 
; She is the |Many, Mary LowStanton and Mrs.| Friday — white hyacinths centered with a| Secan and Jéusleer' af Richard O. Briethart were bridal evening. He is white orchid on a é attendants, They were gowned it} son of Mr. Mrs. Roy Artley of Milford wore|Lee E. Devers. Mr. and Mrs. Laraggior> ples napa a and Mrs a ballerina-length gown of Nile| She is the . . j ene rs, 
Vernon W. \at the hipline and a bustle back.) pe Ew natren of hooor, The gown| daughter of Wheeler of |Their bouquets were ot blue corn- James. . featured a scoop neckline and alM, and Mrs 
: Kiskwey flowers yg aero Kinzer of princess waistline with a modified) Ni holas R 
: Thomas F. n of Jackson . tC $s mf. 
drive acted as best man. Ushers included Demopolis, — Phat ne “< onrench s 
. Wallace G, Wheeler, Fred W. Ala. 3: ecan of 
Mr. and Mrs. miner, Wilbur E. Gaskell of Ham- : es 3 |= | OTHER ATTENDANTS Overridge Robert QO. (mond, Ind., Harold Strayer of a Judy. Artley of Milford and road. Mr. an 
Coinilinaien of Manitou Beach and Robert L. MRS. JAMES H. KINZER TR. Margaret Dow served as brides- M L 
|Pond of Ann Arbor, maids. Barbara Secan, sister af the rs. Leo 
4, Pleasant For, the reception held at the bride, was junior bridesmaid. They) porers 9 f 
wore gowns identical to the matron 
of honor’s and carried bouquets 
of pink roses, Frenched carnations 
and hyacinths. ~~ 
Roy Artley of Milford was best 
man .Seating the guests were 
Joseph Secan and Nicholas R. 
Secan Jr., brothers of the bride, "| morning in a 
Nuptial Mass 
Livonia are 
his parents. 
“MRS.     
  LEE EARL DEVERS   
Metropolitan Group 
        Sorority to Hold Dinner 
  
  Mrs. Charles 
Lochtefeld of   the occasion. Bety Lou DeGroot 
son of Mr. and and Mrs. Elmer O. Johnson were 
|hostesses. 
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Ralph Price Emcees Huntington, |Luncheon Shower 
Square Set Group | | W.Va. |Honors Bride-to-Be 
Ralph Price served as master of| J udith is a | Mrs. Margery Donaldson was 
ceremonies forthe. Square Set senior at  |honored at a luncheon shower     
give Thursday afternoon by Mrs. 
ais os qeey McRath of Elizabeth Lake 
1versity GNd road. Mrs. Donaldson will marry 
John was |John J. Davies April 28 in a cere- * 
graduated jmony at All Saints Episcopal Michigan State 
  
  Price, vice president; Jean ; ; “j Church, ; Cooper, secretary, and Martha ‘ . y from the | Guests were Mrs, Cecil Hummel, 
Reaves, treasurer. Board of ‘gov-. j University of |Mrs. Bert Barber, Mrs. Frank 
      
       
     
               
     
   
    Guest artists appearing on the Friday afternoon 
program of the Women’s Association of the Pontiac 
Symphony Orchestra included Mrs. Rebecca Gould, con- 
tralto (center), who was accompanied by Charles Wilson 
(left) at the Hammond organ. Francesco DeBlasi, con- 
Symphony Auxiliary Elects Officers Mrs. L. Raymond Sampson of 
  panied by Charles Wilson at the,manner in which all music was 
  Li uli ductor of the Pontiac Symph 
to the group of the accomplishments of the orchestra. 
The meeting was held in the 
Sampson on South Shore drive. Fontiae Press Phote 
ony Orchestra (right), spoke 
home of Mrs. L. Raymond 
  
   
  Mrs. W. A. Bull 
Named to Head ernors is comprised of Fred Deal! 
and Rose Yarger. | 
The annual banquet will be held 
April 14 at the Masonic Temple. —-—_-NNotre Dame. |Manko, Mrs. Rodley Sulkey, Mrs. 
a |Frank Becker, Mrs. Fred Beddle, 
JUDITH KAY ROBINSON \Novilla Davies and Mrs. Sidney Lillycrop,. 
  
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
outside of our heads is another! 
__Lmatter, 
* * * 
It is amazing when we consid- 
er all of the experimentation, re- 
search and manufacturing which 
have been expended in order to 
make us look lovelier than we 
naturally are! In one column |} 
could not begin to discuss all the 
many aids to beauty and comfort 
available today, but I can men 
tion a few and instruct you in 
their proper use, 
First let us think of the brows 
for removing the stray hairs 
along the browline. We have 
eyelash curlers which will make 
the lashes look longer. 
We have eyebrow pencils. Let 
         
    Let’s Consider Brows and Lashes lashes. For evening you also canlines you should use the blackthey apply mascara. Just barely 
What goes on inside our heads' draw a very short light line, slant- ; | , r is nobody’s business! However, e ing slightly upward at the outer 
. ‘corner of each eye. pencil. ‘dampen the little br Most women make the mistake’. i ee en, tae ee it in an upward sweep, For these|of using too much .water when) 
  if you use too much water 
your lashes will stick together in 
‘an unattractive manner. It ts al- 
ways Wise to separate the lashes 
with a little hairpin. 
        
  Bile 
   
      You will do a much better job 
on your lips if you will form the 
habit of using a lipstick brush. 
Follow the natural line with the 
brush and then fill in with the 
lipstick, You can follow the line 
more accurately or make any cor- 
rections more skillfully with a 
brush than with the lipstick itself, 
* * *® 
Be sure to remove any lip rouge 
you may get on your teeth. Wom- 
en often forget this. 
The art of making up the eyes 
ahd mouth is well worth culti- 
vating. It can make a big dif-    = . we 
     
   
          
    
    
      
      
    
        
         
            South Shore drive opened her home| pammond * me take a little space right now to : 
] im > gure et . eo New Sylvanites tell you more about how to use ference in the way you look, 
the| Among the numbers sang by |CHILDREN’S CONCERT Mrs. W 5 your brow pencils, If you would like to have my rs rs, W, A, Bull was elected pres- * ¢ e@ leaflet. about makeup send a 
bilities : a pontecrgeene envelope 
pointing that ct your request leaflet No, 
learn to like classical music as|‘D¢ Sidney. is Even 50 to. Josephine Lowman in care “a 88/0 Lakel a : of The Pontiac Press; “ 
MONDAY: “Exercise and Count Your Calories to Lose Pourids.”’ 
  Coming Events 
       ‘ , told in the things they used, the: # wi 
‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1958 NINE   
. History to Be Reflected at Fourth All-Saints Episcopal Antique Show 
  Mrs. Frederick Goodell of Grosse Pointe is busy 
working on a hooked rug in “Melody” pattern that will 
be displayed at the Antique Show being held at Stevens 
Hall Tuesday, Wednesday 
Exhibition Will Include Many Eras’ Whether your home is modern| 
as tomorrow or entirely furnished 
with heirlooms you will find plenty) 
of interest in Pontiac's fourth an-) 
nual Antique Show Tuesday, 
Wednesday and Thursday at Ste- 
vens Hall, All Saints Episcopal 
Church. 
* * @ 
In the displays of 17 antique col-| 
lectors is the story of the past, 
the real history of living persons, | 
things they admired, the things 
they loved, the things that sur- 
vived. and Thursday. The Currier 
crude, homemade furnishings of the Midwesterner, 
the ploneeer days through the jmay seem very old. 
fashionable elegance and fine 
cabinet work of the romantic 
18th Century, to the often impos. 
ing and ponderous designs of the 
tori: st in there t | 
Ae fone ne oot ow sitee. | fmiraculous the methods ,of trans-| 
tion, 
Though most accurately an 
American antique was handmade 
and dated prior to 1830, our idea LOVE OF THE UNIQUE 
lof what is antique is shaped some-| To the senior generation this 
what from the things we have|may be nostalgia, to the middle- 
grown up with and loved, To ajaged it may be a much-needed * * ®@ 
  New Englander it may mean ar-jnew interest and to the young 
From the simple, sometimes ticles from the Pilgrim age. To | 
  
Group Has Annual Event 
Iraq Caldron, Daughters of Mo-| 
kanna, held the annual ceremonial | 
and inspection at the VFW Hall| 
on South Saginaw Street. Elizabeth) 
Ring, supreme mighty chosen one, | 
was inspecting officer. She was in-| Lillian Brunson, Members of the 
ceremoniaj] cast were Mra, Glen 
dolly, Mrs. Dee Pritt, Mrs. Viec- 
tor Bodamer, Mrs. Ray Haertter, 
Mrs, Sam Smith, Mra, Richard 
Parsons, Mrs. Bertha Clenden- 
troduced by Mrs. Fred Crossman, | ney, Mrs. Kugler, Mrs, Bernard 
mighty chosen one of Iraq Caidron.| Keylon, Mrs. Frank Pereeny, 
Mrs. Albert Kugler introduced; Mrs, William Anderson, Mrs. 
the guests who included Mrs.| Robert Snyder, Mrs, Floyd Sink- 
Grace Clark,. of Canton, Ohio;| ler, Mrs, Bernice Stafford and 
one and Mrs. Ethel Hanselman,; Mrs, William Koggenhap, 
Lalla, of Ann Arbor, Ruth Chubner| Mrs, Roger Smiley was di- 
of Toledo, Mrs. Lucille Mecham, |. stress of the cast assited by Mrs. 
Lalla, Lee Hunt, Sam Smith and ‘Snyder, 
Mrs, Edward Pritchard. Mrs, Fred Crossman and Mrs 
__ Initiated in the order was Mrs. Kugler handled’ decorations and 
as /hospitality, Refreshments were 
|planned by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mont 
‘Bordman and Mrs. Stafford. The 
order of the Areme Chapter served 
ithe banquet for the affair. 
IPHS Class of ‘26 Sorority Names 
Officers, Plans 
May Installation 
Margaret L. MacKinzie enter- 
tained the members of Zeta Chap-| 
ter of Alpha Delta Kappa sorority 
at her home on West 10-Mile road The 30th reunion of the Pontiac to Hold Reunion 
Thursday evening. 
Devotions were given by Mrs. 
Alton Madden, and Mrs. Hesper 
Polk, vice president, conducted the 
business meeting at which officers) 
for the year were elected, Mrs. 
Sam Hale served as chairman of 
the nominating committee, 
Elected to serve were Mrs. 
Polk, president; Mrs. Cleo Wiley, 
vice president; Mrs, Eugene Car- 
ey, corresponding secretary; Wil- 
ma Webb, recording secretary, 
and Mrs. Edward Leland, treas- 
urer, 
Mrs. Alton Madden and Mrs.' 
Ruth Wright will serve as chap-|   Jains and Mrs. Royal Exiine is ser- | 
geant-at-arms, 
The May meeting, which will in- 
clude the installation of officers 
and a social hour, will be held at 
the home of Mrs. Hale on Mo- 
hawk road. 
Lutheron Guild Has Luncheon, Meeting | Twenty-one members of Grace!     
    
      
   
     
    
             
Plans were completed for a fare- 
well tea to be held at the church        High School class of 1926 will be 
held Tuesday at Devon Gables. J. 
D. Boardman and Alice D. Serrell| 
are serving as cochairmen of the’ 
banquet. 
Other committee chairmen are 
Lucius Howlett and Mr. Board-| 
man, site; Mrs, William N, Pipe, 
publicity; Jack Brannack, enter- 
tainment; Mrs. Donald Johns, tick- 
est and programs; Mary A. Kelly 
reservation and registrations; Vida 
L. Walker, invitations and Ken- 
neth Thompson, toastmaster. 
  juality and taste. To all it repre- 
jsents a love of the fine 
‘}and rush lights, }turns out the chairs and tables of) 
‘today, Pontiac Press Photos 
and Ives-inspired rug she is holding, as well as the one 
on the back of the sofa from a Pearl McGowan pattern, 
will also be included in the exhibition of rugs planned 
for the show. Seated at a 17th Century pine desk, 
Mrs. T. M. Vanderstempel of Birmingham 
was caught by the photographer admiring 
a Bisque figurine that will 
the Antique Show being held at Stevens   Guild 11 of A 
be shown at 
kitchen, 
, Hall Tuesday, W ednesday a and Thursday.   
the Victorian) lamps. Others will feature porce- 
lains, including an outstanding 
coljection of Haviland, popular 
with the Pontiae show, There 
will also be luster ware, Rock- 
ingham and Crown Derby. 
There will be much glass, as 
|well as old wood cuts, framed 
prints and paintings, Lovely pieces 
of silver, both coin and Sheffield, 
will be shown, Costume and pre- 
cious jewelry will be offered in| 
two booths. The faster the assembly line | 
the more split-second the 
means of communication, the more 
portation, 
| America’s 
things. the greater becomes 
fascination for old 
Of special interest to men will 
be an exhibit of coins and antique 
guns, 
WEAVING EXHIBIT 
unique New to the show this year are 
. * 8 6 the weaving exhibition and gale, 
Parallel to this growing interest |* hooked rug display, and a dem- in seeing, acquiring and learning onstration of chair caning. 
about the things of the past have . s © 
come a greater scarcity in avail-| More than 25 members of the 
able antiques and the phenomenon | Michigan Weavers’ Guild will par- 
of the antique fair, which has|ticipate with a sale of hand-woven 
items and a display of unusual 
hand-woven pieces. A loom, de- 
signed and made by Luther Dixon 
of Lincoln Park, will be set up 
and shown in operation. 
Around the balcony over the 
main exhibition room will be a 
| display of handmade hooked rugs 
arranged by Mrs, FredeHck 
Goodell of Grosse Pointe, 
Among those entering rugs are 
Mrs, Edward Gates of Clarkston, 
Mrs. Charles Welch Jr, and Mrs. 
Fred Sanders of Bloomfield Hills, 
Mrs. John Riley of Royal Oak, 
and Mrs. William Albee and Mrs. 
Ross Combet - Franktin. marrieds it may be a link with the 
past or an expression of individ- 
and the 
grown to be big business indeed. 
From New York's fabatous 
showings to the cozy charm of 
an antique show such as Pon- 
tiac’s, there is something of in- 
terest for those who want to 
browse and for these who want 
to buy. 
The modern-minded may find 
just the right accessory to add that 
streamlined decor. The collector 
may find a long-sought item. 
* «© @         Added to these reasons for inter-| 
est is a financial one, A good an- 
tique tends to increase in value, a 
new piece of furniture depreci- 
ates considerably from the day of 
first use. 
COUNTRY FURNITURE 
At this year’s show, several deal- 
ers will emphasize country furni- New also to ‘ie sian this year) 
is a demonstration of chair caning! 
by Herbert Martin, Pontiac's blind) 
craftsman, Respectfully Treat Home 
of Others 
Be Tidy and Polite 
When You Stay in’ 
Someone’s House 
It oftentimes comes as a shock 
to teenagers that the parents of 
their friends don't judge them as 
liberally as the friends do.     
  of which Mrs, Vanderstempel is a mem- 
ber, is sponsoring the show. Proceeds will 
be used for the newly completed church   
Zeta Chapter 
President 
getind ion ae t 
of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority when 
members met at the State 
street home of Mrs. 
aif a 
i 58 
i i   
ll Saints E niocpel Church, 
    
  
  A gal's friends may think she's! 
fast peachy if her jokes are funny) 
and her conversation lively. 
But parents are probably going 
to be unwilling to allow the gal 
to visit another weekend if the 
house is a shambles after 
firs, weekend visit. 
Vital aspects of personal charm ! 
‘include how one treats someone 
else's home, 
It may have a different kind of 
furniture and the meals may be at 
different hours, but there is no ex-, eal? 
Central WSCS ‘tion, but results are better if the 
lis almost ready, that's the time to|/Measure Up Today,” at the Thurs- 
}wash hands, not later. Don't come/“4Y Meeting of the WSCS of Cen- 
jyou do it at home, you shouldn't. cuse for putting feet on the tea 
table or being late to the meals. 
Here are vital pointers to keep 
in mind before a visit for @ meaj,| Ms. Frank Gray presented the a night or a weekend. program theme, “Christian Disci- 
When it is announced that dinner/?!¢ship — Women and How They Holds Meeting 
tral Methodist Church. Others tak- 
ing part in the program at -the 
church were Mrs. George Alexan- 
der, Mrs, Cecil Choate and Mrs. 
Percy Latimer. 
Mrs, Percy Jones read the 
Scripture and led the group in 
‘prayer. Mrs, Richard Balmer an- 
nounced the mother and ‘daughter to the table with dirty hands. If 
Don’t come to the table with 
cigaretes. If the family. makes 
a habit of smoking over coffee, 
aes go get them, Otherwise, for- 
get it. 
Wash out the bathtub thoroughly 
after using it. Also use the eer banquet May 1, 
Intended for you and hang it up|, Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Taylor will 
properly after use, Put the bathmat|De celebrating their 50th wedding back where you found it. janniversary at a reception to be 
The washbow! should be washed held in the church parlors April 
off, with soap and water, if there| 15.           ture and accessories with such ar- 
ticles as a dry sink, a small pin ne | 
harvest table, batter bowls, a set. 
of four matched chairs, pine cabi-| A bake sale and apron sale 
will be held in the hall of the 
first floor of Stevens Hall and | 
will be separate from the show. 
jnets, iron and pewter articles, | Lamch and tea, featuring home- ironstone ware, carriage lamps) baked pastries, will be served by jand early lighting devices. |memibérs “of Guild 11, s ponsors of house 
ithe show. Proceeds of the show 
One booth will * how a fine col-| will go to a fund for the newly| 
lection of American and European jeampleted church kitchen. 
lighting devices, Betty's, Phoebe's   are toothpaste and dirt spatters! over it. 
If the bathroom is the only one 
in the house and you find a room 
deodorant or a book of matches! 
there, follow the customs of the. 
and open the deordorant or’ Luncheon was served by the 
Fanny Crosby Unit with Mrs, Ir- 
win Broskie as chairman, Assist- 
ing were Mrs, Lyle Saum, Mrs. SMORGASBORD 
ome aan DAY Gets Complicated! 
Dynel fabrics can be washed 
well in cool water says the Gas 
Appliance Manufacturers Associa- 
          
  soap or detergent suds and the      
     
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wastebasket.   
  
Another booth will feature     
    collection of English Clark Fai 
  
   
   
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
  SATU RDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 
    
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Worship .. Spo 
Wednenday. Dey et Brave 
Sunday School—9:45 A. M. 
87 Lofeyette St. 
Lyal H. Howison, Pastor   
206 Midway — lt Sanfed 
   
  (CITADEL) 
29 W. Lawrence Street 
—Sunday Services— 
commanding ofticers-in-charge 
Badal ‘Are Cordially Sapo 
Curios, Slides, Films 
— BRING THE FAMILY — Burtelia Green, 5.8. Supt.      
   
   
   THE ‘SALVATION "ARMY 
Young People's Legion—6 P. M. 
Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting-—7:30 P.M. 
Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P.M. 
$/Captain and Mrs, Magaus A. Michelsen 
FREE ‘METHODIST CHURCH | (2 Blocks West of Sears) 
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sun. School 10:00 
MISSIONARY MEETING 7:30 P. M. 
Rey. Clifford Guyer, Transvaal, South Africa, Speaker 
  
  
  
eee F abe. S. Saginaw at Judson St. Rev. Paul 8. Havens, Minister 
6:15 P.M.—M. Y. FELLOWSHIP 
7:30 P.M.—“THANES BE TO GOD“ 
Welnesday 7:30 P.M.—PRAYER and BIBLE STUDY 
Rev. Havens, 
Preachin [ FIRST METHODIST: 
Sunday 10 A.M.—"THE WORD BECAME FLESH" Broadcast Over WPON 10:15 A. M. . 
11:15 to 12:15 A.M.—CHURCH SCHOOL 
-.. Seng Leader 
g Mrs, Lloyd Dawson REV. OTTO G. SCHULTZ 
Grace Lutheran Church 
to Bid Pastor Farewell yn a 
at Western Reserve University, 
Cleveland. On Nov, 7, 1943, he was Pastor Otto G. Schultz of Grace 
‘Lutheran Church has accepted a 
Feall to Our Redeemer Lutheran 
Church, Wauwatosa, Wis. 
He will conduct his final service 
Sunday morning at 9 and i] a.m. 
iThe congregation has planned a 
“Farewell Tea" from 4 to 7 in 
‘the evening with all members of theran Church, Pontiac, where he 
has served until now. 
In the 12', years of his min- 
istry at Grace, the membership 
has grown from 175 communi- 
cants to 800 with a member- 
  
the church and friends invited. ship of 1,200.   
  ee. ‘APOSTOLIC CHURCH 
OF CHRIST 
_Sevies Sunday 10 2m. 87:30 pom. Tues., Thurs., Sat. 7:30 p.m. 
Danponan doctrine, Baptism in 
~ Jesus Name, Holy Ghost as New Birth, Jesus 
* au the One True God! Always Pray for the 
  _ Pastor Schultz attended Con- 
cordia College, Edmonton, Al- 
berta, Canada and was graduat- 
ed from Concordia Seminary in 
dune of 1941. He will be installed at Our Re- 
deemer ‘Lutheran Church May 13 
lat an afternoon service. 
The Schultz’ have four chil- 
His first call was to Zion Lu-| 47¢® Michael, attending Con- 
theran Church, Maple Heighté,| Cordia, Milwaukee; Stephen, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, where’ Helene and Jonathan. 
he was ordained and installed in| Grace Lutheran has eight young 
August 1941. |men presently enrolled in Lu 
During his ministry in Maple|theran preparatory schools study- 
mae be did post- “Graduate work | jing for the ministry.        
  The Pilgrim Holiness Church 
Baldwin and Fairmount   
  
  
    
4 10;00 Sunday School 11:00 Worship 7 NORTH LYNN STREET 
Rev. C. D. Friess, Pastor [7 WESLEYAN amnoower 
W. Y¥. P. S. 6:45 P. = 
Evangelistic 7:30 P. “SUNDAY SCHOOL (All Ages)................. 10:00 A.M. 
WORSHIP .............04. covececeveceecceseees 11:00 A.M. 
PILGRIM Y.P.S. ....... ar ceeeeeeeseoeseveeess 6:45 P.M. 
EVENING SERVICE ..........0....0..0e00000s 7:30 P.M 
GOOD SINGING—GOOD PREACHING 
“The Little Church With the Big Heari” 
EB. C. ——_e Minister. ROY OVERBAUGH, 8. 8. Supt 
    
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Seiianeniamaaiimeniemamermeean me 
    
    
  “107 Sunday Schoo 
249 BALDWIN AVE. 
—,s eee wane 
Broadcast on WPON First General Baptist Church 
pe Pacing Service oe. 2:30 P.M. 
ceceeeees LOAM, 
1AM. 
oe 
PE 4-7172 
Lowell D. Baggett. Choir Director COLUMBIA AVENUE 
| BAPTIST CHURCH 64 West Columbia Ave, 
  sitchen School ........ 9:45 A.M, 
_ Morning Worship. .....11:00 A.M. — 
BT): caseccvess «+e» 6:30 PLM, | 
Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M, 
Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 P.M.   
  
  
  2 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Building 
Attend Fastest Growing Church 
Al Kaste, Pastor, MA 5-1140 £ 
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m. ay 
WATeMrOnD DaAYTON AREA — 5460 Williams Lake Road 
In Area 
«0.7230 P.M.      REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4.8574 
Affiliated With Southern Baptist Convention 
CENTRAL € C HRISTIAN CHURCH 347 North Saginaw Street 
  
  
    
    
          
           
    
      
    
      
        
           
      
       
    
    Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. _ 
  
Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages 
Auditorium 
Bible Class 
10:00 A. M. 
“JESUS AND PROPHECY” , . Broadcast Over WCAR 10:15 - 10:45 
11:00 A. M. 
7:30 P. M. 
ANGELISTS 
SINGING AT ALL SERVICES “ABIDE, ABANDON, ABOUND” 
COLORED PICTURES DOU AND MARY SCOTT 
Teton in 15 Fort Countries and Messe 1Die Tom ge by | * Confident Living 
Psychiatry Proffers Three 
religion and science. 
  installed as pastor of Grace Lu- Confident 
Directives as Peace Bids 
; By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
Shere’s heal, My Oe Wie qued HEe Ae ap ae a So say 
Back in 87, De. ley Blanton, datngised New Yo pap 
chiatrist, and I established what we called “a religio-psychiatric   _|clinic’* in my church. It was the first of its kind. The purpose was to 
help normal people live normal lives. Ministers, psychologists and 
psychiatrists working together united their scientific therapies to ‘solve 
common problems of human beings. 
Today the clinic has not only been widely imitated all over the! 
world, but has been expanded into the inter-denomination and inter- 
faith American Foundation of Religion’ and Psychiatry. It has a staff 
of eighteen dedicated specialists and occupies an| 
entire floor of the office building next to its first home 
in the Marble Collegiate Church. 
The competent specialists who devote themselves| 
to helping people in that clinic are still under the 
direction of Smiley Blanton. Dr. Blanton leads a busy 
life indeed. Not only does he direct the clinic, but he 
also teaches, carries on a private practice and writes, 
His new book, ‘‘Love or Perish,” has just come from 
the press and is already becoming a best seller, - 
CONTAINS CORE OF LIFE. WORK 
This helpful book contains the wise thinking that 
has been the core of Dr. Blanton's wonderful work all 
these years. He believes the greatest human need is the need for love 
and that none of us can survive without it; we must have it or we will 
perish. This is, for many people, a new and somewhat strange idea. 
But it is true that much maladjustment and unhappiness is due to the 
curious inability to accept love, although a person may be starving 
for it. The term “love” is not used in a sentimental sense, but as good 
will, acceptance and esteem, 
Love ts the greatest power on earth, The Bible describes it super- 
bly. “Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is 
not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on its own way; it is not 
irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in | 
the right. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, 
endures all things. Love never ends ,. .” 
And at Harvard University, Dr. Pitirim—A.- Sorokin, one of the 
world’s most famous sociologists, who has been conducting a series 
of research studies in the power of love, has come up with some amaz- 
ing conclusions. Among other things, he says: ‘‘Love is a life-giving 
force, necessary for physical, mental, and moral, health, . . . Altruistic 
people live longer than egotistic individuals. . . Children deprived of 
love tend to become vitally, morally, and socially defective.”’ 
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REV, MARVIN P. HESTOR 
  Begin Building . 
of New Church 
Breaks Ground Sunday First United Pentecostal | 
    
St. Trinity 
Lutheran Church Aubern Ave. at Jessie 
Missouri Synod 
ev. Ralph C. Clous 
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. 
let SERVICE 8:30 A. M. 
2nd SERVICE 11:00 A. M. 
    
  
in 2:30 P. M, Ceremony 
Ground will be broken at 2:30 
Sunday afternoon on the corner of | 
Emerson and Mt, Clemens Sts. for) 
the new First United Pentecostal 
Church. 
In a store building at 90 W.! 
Howard St., church ‘was or-| 
ganized by. ‘six charter members   
EPISCOPAL 7 
Church of the Advent | West Lake Read at 
belt Road 
Sunday Morning Worship 
11:00 A. M. 
  
  
whose names are Mrs. Thomas   
DuFord, Mrs. Effie Davis, Mr, and 
Mrs. Ernest Tinsley and the pres-| 
ent pastor and- wife, the Rev. and 
Mrs. Marvin P, Hestor. 
The charter was confirmed 
dune 16, 1954 by district superin- 
tendent, Rev. C, C. Kirby of Roy- 
al Oak and the Rev, Albert Ab- 
            GOD IS LOVE 
Here-we have the full weight of medical knowledge and scientific) 
research emphasizing the overwhelming importance of love. And) 
what, really, is love? 
The Bible answers this question in three simple words that are 
of supreme importance in arriving at a sense of health and well be- 
ing, to say nothing of successful living. Those words are “‘God is 
Love.” 
This power is vital and necessary in your own life. How can you 
acquire it and learn to use it? 
Psychiatry, says Dr. Blanton, offers three directives almost uni- 
versal in their application: 
“1, We must forgive our parents for the injustices — both real and 
imaginary — we received in childhood. . . . 
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          “9? We must have faith in a universal power greater. than man’s 
- the source of life and-love. . . 
* * * * . * | Mr. Hestor did evangelistic work bey, district Presbytor, The Rev. 
    prior to becoming pastor here, 
Sunday School was organized on 
Mothers' Day 1954 and meets each 
Sunday at 10 a.m, with Kenneth, 
A. Lindawood, superintendent. 
There are two worship services, | 
one at 11 a.m., the other at 7:30; 
Sunday evening, 
The Young People’s department! 
lis known as Pentecostal Conquer- | 
ors, The group meets weekly on’ 
Wednesday evening at 7:30. The 
Rev. Jackie Stone is president. 
The first Thursday of every 
month is the get-together of the 
Ladies’ Auxiliary over which Mrs. 
Dewey Whittenberg presides. 
Two services are held during the 
    We must ee our own aggressive impulses as a natural and) 
hscseal part of life. 
i * e ° ° e ° 
Religion offers a fourth directive. We must practice actually loving | 
God and loving people, as part of our daily lives. As we become pro-| 
ficient in outgoing good will, having no hate, no resentment, love will 
become a creative and healing force leading us forward into a happier: 
future. | 
(Copyright 1986) 
| Macedonia Group | 
fo Honor Member The Baptist Training Union of 
\the Macedonia Baptist Church, Mo- 
‘tor at Alton St. will present a 
|program Sunday evening at 7:30. 
| The theme of the evening will, 
be “This Is-Your Life’? in honor, 
t a worthy church member. High-| 
jlights for the affair will be music|   
      
   
       
         
     
        
    iby the choirs and the sect 
guests. 
| Serving as chairman will be 
‘Gloria Williams 
'Whiters cochairman. Mrs. 
iworth R. Miner, Lucy Bridges and 
|Mary Williams will assist. The Ruby 
‘lie is invited, a 8 
  Sunday Musicale REV. L. E. ADDINGTON 
Revival services which are be- 
ing held each night-at the home 
of Mrs. Mattie Jackson, 27 Miller) The Memorial Chairman of the with Linnesus, 
Len-| 
Scheduled at Trinity 
    CHAS. D. RACE, Pastor FE 4-0239 
Bible School ..... occcsccscccccs LOCO A. M 
Worship Service ................11:00 A. M. 
Vesper Service ........ cececeeses 5:30 P.M, 
Youth Meeting Monday .......... 7:00 P. M. 
Wed. Prayer Meeting and Christian 
Leadership Training Class ..... 7:30 P. M. St, at 7:30 will continue through 
April 15. The Rev. L. E. Adding- 
lton of Westfield, Ind. is the evan- 
‘gelist. The meetings are sponsored 
iby the Friends’ Prayer Group.   
  
     
    
                         
         Gunday School, 10:00 A.M. 
Young 
Kvangetist "BEULAH HOLINESS CHURCH Osmun and Going Streets 
Sunday School ........ 9:45 Mid-week Prayer Service 
Worship Service ....;.. 11:00 Wed. 7:30 P. M. 
B.Y.P.S.......,4. 6:30 p. m. : 
baioene besiewritinitha m, 
“ZION CHURCH OF NAZARENE 239 East Pike Se, 
LAVERN SHEFFIELD, Music Director Rev. |. W. Burgess 
Pastor 
ring Service, 11:00 A. M. | Paris’ Eiffel Tower, 983 feet tall, isori, is sponsoring a Musicale Sun- 
day afternoon at 3:30 in Trinity 
Baptist Church. 
Charles Lockett of Detroit will be 
soloist. The Donaldson Sisters and 
ithe Trinity Youth Choir will also 
  is Europe's tallest structure. Dannie oins eigen cotigiiemena     appear on the progré am. District, with Mrs. Anna Thomp-| month at the Oakland County Con- 
ager Home, the first and sec-) 
ond Mondays, at 7 p.m. 
  178 Green Street 
(Near Orchard Lake Ave.) 
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. 
Sunday Worship 11:00 A. M. 
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. / 
  
BRANCH GUN, SCHOOL, 9:30 A.M. 
230 N. Cass Lake Read 
  
REV. G. J. BERSCHE, Paster 
    
  
On the Board of Trustees are 
the pastor, John Crouch and 
Leonard Stone. Mrs. Kenneth | 
Lindawood is in charge of the 
music. 
The church is affiliated with the 
|United Pentecostal Church Inc., | 
| Headquarters, St. Louis, Mo., ‘with: 
the Rev, A. T. Morgan, general 
superintendent of the Michigan 
District. 
The two present projects are 
lade the new church and buy- 
jing a bus for the Sunday ‘School.   
        
  
  
  
    
  
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MILTON E. T 
“THE HERALD OF TRUTH” 
WXYZ—Each San. 1:00 te 1:90 P.M. 
7:30 P.M. Sunday Evening Service 
FE &.7hae CHURCH OF CHRIST 1180 N, Perry — Phone FE 2-6269 RUVEX, Minister 
7:30 P.M. Wednesday Eve. Service 
9:40 A.M. Sunday Bible School 
16:30 A.M. Sanday Worship 
71 Robinweed Are.       
  
  
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    | SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY 
| HI ARE SIN, DISEASE and DEATH REAL? 
a (eae gchas tes nkwsem  -| 
Service, 8PM. Friday to 9 P.M. 
. FIRST. CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST — _ Lawrence and Williams Streets =   
"PROVING GOD'S EVER-PRESENT HELP" 
~ Séétion’ CKLW-—800 Ke Sundoy &45 AM. 
      
              
      
        
    Parsonage: 145 Owege Drive ri ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 87 Hill Street at Cherry Court 
a 
Rev. Carl W. Nelson, B. D., Pastor   
      
    
     
    
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    "Word of Lite,” 
Gute & dana 
         
       
FIRST 
‘PRESBYTERIAN 
CHURCH . H. MARBACH 
EDWARD D. AUCHARD 
GALEN E. HERSHEY, Pastors 
9:45 AM. Church School 
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 
SERMON TOPIC: 
“THE UNFORGETABLE 
. CHRIST” 
Rev. William H. Marbach, 
      
  
  
  
  
   
    ieonieaignsipaaiionenn Preaching A | 
N“N la ST. PAUL LUTHERAN | * — _ 
CHURCH. 
Joslyn at Fourth 
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship U 4 d 9:30 a. m. Sunday School nite 
George Mahder, Pastor FE 56-0404 , 
re Presbyterian 
AVONDALE 
~~ BAPTIST CHURCH | Ch 
FE 2153 Aubers Rd., near Crooks urches » 
10 A.M, Sand: Scheel 
11 A.M, Worship Heer The Truth of God— Rev, Richard DeGrow, Paster | ° 
| Forbearance in Love 
FIRST ‘> OAKLAND AVENUE 
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 
16 Chase Street . Oakland at Cadillac 
Theodere BR. Allebach, Paster 
Scents eusne ta0 6 ™M. . | Edne Cruikshank, Clawson, Speaker Bible School .. .... 11:20 A.M. 
| Edna Cruikshank, Clawson, Speaker Worship .........6. 10:00 A.M. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:30 P.M. The Sacrament of 
. SS. Communion 
STE. |. 0) Fetowsbip .. 6:30PM. Evening Service ....7:30 P.M. 
FIRST ASSEMBLY |} We% 2re" wecins 7:30 P.M. 
OF GOD > JOSLYN AVENUE 210 N, Perry St., Pontiac 
Joslyn at Third | Rev. W. C. WIBLEY, Pastor | Baecnt %, Welkine, Paster 
| Sunday School ..... 9:54 10 Bible School .......9:30AM 
“ARKANSAS SUNDAY” i, Worship ........... 10:45 A.M. 
: Youth Fellowship ...6:30 P.M. 
Evening Service 7:30 P.M 
Morning Worship . 11:00 |} Wed. Night Prayer 
PASTOR WIBLEY, Speaking - Meeting . 7:30 P.M 
Sermen: AUBURN HEIGHTS “BROAD RIVERS” 
{ 4, Harvey McCann, Paster a 
| Evening Rally 7:45 P.M. [> sivie school ....... 10:00 AM. | cciinaempinaits iC Worship ........... 11:15 AM, i 
“The Sacrament of the ‘ 
Tuesday 7:45 P.M. haate, Sesper 
IN Christian Worker's Cenferpsnee ‘REMEMBRANCE OF ME". 
Thursday 7:45 P.M. Youth Fellowship ...6:15 P.M. 
Youth Mesting DRAYTON PLAINS — Waljer J. Teeuwissen, Jr., Paster 
_WPON—Sunday 9:45 AM, Bible School 8:00 fo 8:30 A.M. 11:00 AM. Worship Service a The Pastor Preaching =] 
6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship   | “Visit the Church of ie}    
  7:30PM. Bible School Stalt Meeting’ 
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> THE PONTIAC PRESS, . SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 es     
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» 1:45 P.M,      
Oakland Youth 
Fellowship Plans   
  
  Singspiration 
  
  
  
Parkdale and Hollywood 
1 Block W. of Baldwin 
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.       in the program make an appearance after 
9 p.m : 
Rolland Polley will be song lead- 
      
REV. CLIFFORD GUYER   
  Wi 
10:45 A. M. 
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. 
Wayne E. Welton, Minister 
_. FE 2-6928 i 
Prayer Service and Bible nik, 
Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. 
Rev. Paul Cooley, Pastor 68 Orten 
  
  
  
$:45a.m. Sunday School 
  FIRST CHURCH OF GOD % East Boulevard — Seuth ef Leekeut Drive 
7:30 p.m, Evening Service 
For Transportation Call FE 4-1782 
HR. Eugene Ramsey, Minister — Gen, Offices: Anderson, Ind, 10:45 a.m. Morning Service 
      
  
Pris... Priest CAN N 
our Sins! ps. Fores Yom Y      
“You may not accept the idea of 
confessing your sins to a priest, as 
Catholics do. 
Perhaps you believe, as many 
do, that Confession is not of divine 
origin... but only an invention of 
the Catholic Church. And possibly 
you will insist that God alone has 
- the power to forgive sins and you 
therefore confess directly to Him. 
Catholics know that Christ Him- 
self instituted the Sacrament ts 
Penance, which includes Confes- 
sion, when He said to His Apos- 
tles: “Receive ye the Holy Ghost; 
whose sins ye shall forgive, they are 
forgiven them; whose sins ye shall 
retain, they are retained” (Joho 
20:22, 23). 
If they were faithful to these 
instructions, could the Apostles 
have neglected preaching Confes- 
sion and Penance from the very 
beginning of their ministry? They 
pa their disciples went every- 
where proclaiming. the doctrine 
given them by Christ, establishing 
churches, and appointing bishops 
and priests upon whom they con- 
ferred the same authority. 
Christ was not s iking i im par- 
ables when He said: “Whose sins 
ye shall forgive, es are forgiven 
them; whose sins ye shall retain, 
they are retained” (John 20:22,23). 
No words could be plainer. "And wre 
the subsequent actions of the 
Apostles leave no doubt that they 
understood exactly the responsibil- 
ity and the authority vested in 
them. 
The writers of the Church, whose 
testimony witness to the 
traditional belief and practice from 
the earliest a. of Christianity, 
insisted on Confession as the neces- 
giving sins by virtue of Christ's 
SPONSORED BY MSGR. A.X.M. SHARPE COUNCIL, Fl 
- NO. 600, PONTIAC, MICH. 
' SUPREME COUNCIL 
_KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS| RELIGIOUS | INFORMATION nl ¥ 
4422 LINDELL BLVD.   
  For 1,500 the faithful of 
all Chai confessed their 
sins to a priest, just as Catholics 
still do the world over today. And 
every Catholic, whether he. be the 
ruler of a nation or the humblest of 
men, must be truly repentant and 
must confess his sins if he. wants 
  jcurios, slides and film 
{School of Religi Religion   Missionary fo Show 
-|Curios, Slides, Film From crowded compounds in the 
mining district of the Transvall, 
South Africa, comes Missionary 
Clifford Guyer, who will be speak- 
ing at the Free Methodist Church 
on Lafayette Street, in the Sunday 
evening service. . * ¢ @ 
The Rev, Mr. Guyer supervises 
the evangelistic services of 65 
compounds. From 300 to 3,000 men 
are housed in each compound- 
barrack-type houses surrounding 
an ner coukb~apd abt te Suchen 
tribes are represented. 
To help portray the work of the 
mission in the Transwall, the 
Rev. Mr. Guyer brings with him 
The ‘enview begins’ at 1:38 pm: 
The pattie fs juried. 
Elects 1956 Officers At a recent meeting of the board 
of the School of Religion, officers 
were elected to serve for the fall 
wining - 
The Rev. James W. Deeg, pastor 
of Oakland Park “Methodist 
Church, has been chosen dean of 
the school. Serving with him, as 
assistant dean,, wit be the Sev. 
Duncan - D. McColl, minister ‘at 
First Christian Church. 
sooner 
+oeeObee 
book sgawseeeleseeite publicity 
The new officers will hold a a cur. 
riculum: meeting soon to schedule Sing in Quartet Musical 
to Be Offered, Directed 
by Detroit Professor 
“Music Night’ will be presented 
Sunday evening at 7:30 in the 
Marimont Baptist Church, Walton 
Bivd. at Hollywood Ave. 
Professor Talmage J. Bittikofer 
of Detroit will direct the Senior 
choir and the professor and his 
wife will -be heard in vocal and 
organ selections. 
For many years, the Bittikofers 
were in charge of music in the 
Barbara Smith will also sing. In- 
strumental numbers will be played 
by Donald Wiser and Richard 
Cork. 
The Rev. David A. Mortensen pastor, extends an invitation to the 
public, 
        
trar;School in Gazaland, did   
Missionary to Africa Selections 
composed'Salvation Army to Hear will receive members into the fel- 
lowship of the church, 
Included in the group are Rich- 
ard Boroff, Allan C, Cunningham, Church Institute 
Slated Apri 1 
In Bethany Baptist Church at|Church will preach at 11 a.m. Sun- Oakland and Saginaw . day on the theme, “The the 11 w’clock service Sunday hrist.”’ Pontiac, Michigan   
Providence Missionary Baptist 1 Bagley Street Rev. T. Welter Harris, Paster 
Sunday School. 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, NAM 
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. 
    
  
THE BETHANY 
BAPTIST CHURCH  'W. Huron at Mark 
SUNDAY SERVICES 
9:45 A. M—Worship Services 
ae elf Rog nde ory College of Christian. Living | |elude churches from Ferndale to Seven Adult Classes  |Holly, both inclusive. Fully Graded Sunday School 
The Family Services 
      
        
     
  Fe oe bt te Bete 11:00 A. M.—Worship Services ‘ucation at Court Street ode Reception of New Mem 
@ist Church, Flint, ‘ Organ, Chimes, Senior Choirs 
Instruction will be given in de-| Easter Communion 
lten primary, junior, Junior High : 5:00 P. M.—Bethany Youth Center 
and administrative work, e Over 500 Young Persons 
.* 8 F our services last week, : 
ae allure > — 7:00 P. . rere aoe for All Ages 
and materials on the theme of the! /7 Five for 
“Our Bible Heritage.” 5 poy for Adult S | 
| | tg lb intron ofthe an 2 Reverend Fred R. Tiffany, Pastor — | " pentiac lior group Mrs, George 4 : 
! Rockwell, avenue. Meeting recently se reel also of Pontiac, is the|)y WV EDNEe 4 
of Trinity Baptist Church © arrangements for the affair were Mrs, Overton |0cal chairman. ; 6:15 P. M—Family N £ Dinner | 
Tea Sunday after- (left to right), Mrs. Hattie Manley of Clovese By pine pas pg yet 9:50 5 Speake, Rev. ny ay Rene . , 
james Overton, 274 street and Mrs, Kermit Rice of Maple street. nal beamed the oho Seal astor, Crescen ure | 
room from 12 noon to 1 p.m, by|= Le 
M arimont Men Rev. F. R. Tiffany the Piymeth Group. | | 
to Receive New |New Pastor to Preach : 
-\Members 1 eg E Raen. 20 FIRST BAPTIST ah ch 
      
          
  Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor 
Rev. W. ‘E. Hakes, Ass't Pastor     
      
  
         
    Betty Ann Doughlass, Gloria Fea- 
terston and Charles Fortune, 
Others will be Wanda Freeman, 
Robert E, Martin, Gary Oliver, J. 
Noble Smith, Kenneth Spencer and 
Mr, and Mrs, W. R, Newhall. 
| Sunday School .....10:00 a, m. J) Our responsibility—the World; Our resources— 
the Word. 
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A.M. .        
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE            
      
     ASCENSION (Classes for -All Ages) 
Williams and Lorraine MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M. ig The Common Service 11:00 a. m, F 
         “SATANIC HINDRANCES” 
EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P.M.                        
         
De. H. H. Savage specking at both services. 
        
      
    
  
  
  
          
    
Special Guest Speaker 
Colonel and Mrs, T. M. Larsen,    
           
    
    
    
      
    
  
Michalsen, son of Captain.and Mrs.| 
Magnus A. Michalsen at the 7:30) 
p.m. service. 
There will be special numbers 
and selections byy the Salvation. 
Army Band. 
      
  
Will Speak Tuesday 
   
  UNITY | Ba | Mrs. Blanche Joki, Speaker 
School il A. M. FIRST 
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service | ; 
of Pontiac “CHRIST'S LEGACY TO HIS CHURCH” 
ONENESS Sunday School Youth Group | 
504 N. Perry St. 945 A.M. - 6:30 P. M. 
SUNDAY SERVICES = s School ........ 10 a.m, EAST HURON at PERRY 
Worship ...... 11 a.m. 
Service . 7:30 p.m. 
      
  
    
  Central Methodist. Rev, Milton M. Bank, D. D, Minteter Mev. John W. Mulder, Asse. Minister 
  
Sunday Morning 10:45 A. M.   
She taught in the Bible Training 
evangelistic work and assisted her 
husband with pos lepers of Por- 
tuguese East Afri 
Mrs. Grose will cone Africa 
to resume her missionary duties in 
  classes for early fall.     ~ 
  
[WeRTiOd OIOUE Seuoet   
Gospel Light Press Course 
  |December, 1956.     
  
  God's forgiveness. 
Holy Scripture clearly tells us. 
that Christ DID establish the Sac- | 
rament of Penance. If you want to, 
know more about this Sacrament 
which can bring veh ave of God | 
into the most sinful heart; 6 if you if 
want to feel a new and tre: ous GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Glendale 
Services at 9 A. M. and 11 A. M. Rey. Otto G. Schultz—Speaker 
Sunday School 9 A. M. and 11-A. M. 
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  “VBS” | “WITH ONE ACCORD” 
Demonstration (Broadcast Over WPON 11:00 A. M.) 
_ Dr. Bank, Preaching — 
  
  
vacation Bible school courses. 
OAKLAND AVE. UNITED 
PRESBY'N CHURCH 
Oakland Ave. at Cadillac Se.   
CHURCH of CHRIST 1196 Joslyn Ave. : 
April 24—8:00 P: M., SERVICES: | 
Special Feature — 30 minute rary es. Se | sound-color motion picture—ell 1 A. M. about tie new course published FR SUDO on csc n eevee ewnwnns : 
by Scripture. “HOW TO TREAT EACH OTHER” | Special’ demonstration tn our Evening ...... coved PM | store ew jean April 
1%, 20, 3 Homer A. Gay. Evangelist, FE 8-1897 
      
  
, 816 Baldwin Ave. Rev, Tommy Goest 
  
  
    
  
inner sense of spiritual rebirth,   
write today for our free pamphlet 
entitled: “Yes...A Priest Can 
rok yi Your Sins.” It will be sent 
ree on your request, in a plain 
wrapper. And will call on 
you. Ask for Pamphlet KC-46. 
      Evangelistic Meetings : 
The Rev. Oscar Van Impe WITH HIS ACCORDION 
Every Night Except Monday at 7:30 P. M. 
through Sunday, April 15 
‘Perry Park Baptist Church and 
    
  
  
  
    
  ENJOY A DELIGHTFUL DINNER 
AFTER CHURCH 
at JACK DECKER'S “Fine Foods for the 
E Roast Turkey ... 
Fried Chicken .. 
Roast Prime Rib. 
CHOICE OF 7 12:00 to 8:00 P. M. 
Country Cured Ham..... .1.65 
ja falit PA a SALADS 
Half Portion foe Caden 1.00       
    
    
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SATURDAY Y EVENING-SERVICE toneewee T2100 P.M, 
AY GOMOOL on. c cece cue wens 10:08 A.M. 
ORNING WORSHIP .......-:v00 cvoers E100 A, M. 
SUNDAY EVENING SER coves 1900 P.M. 
~— Public I vited — 
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Cerner Bast Heren and Mi, Clemens at Mili &4., Ponting 
(Oppesite Pest Office) 
Malcolm EK. Burion, Minister 
Sunday : “IT SHALL BE TOLD THEE” 
The Rev, Burton, Preaching 
    
  
  
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      All Saints Episcopa! Church Williams Street at West Pike 
The Rev. ©. George Widdifield, Rector 
The Rev. Lewis W. Towler, Curate 
SUNDAY SERVICES: 
8:00 A.M.——Holy Communion 
9:30 A.M.—-Holy Communion. instruc» 
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“Usually, a husband, eating breakfast.” a ae ee ee 
  _POURTEEN ee ee SS ee Se 
THE-PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956   
  
‘Astrologist Tells Linda 
‘This Is Her Big Year 
By EARL WILSON 
EW YORK—“Look, sweetie, I'm independent—that’s uli 
ably why I'm not married!” Linda Darnell said. 
Not to be confused, please, with the “old new Linda” ot a 
year ago who was the babe of wealthy brewer Phil Liebmann, 
mistress of five homes, and 
sort of tapering off her 
career. The “new NEW Linda” 
is a bachelor gal, eight pounds 
lighter, shapelier, prettier if 
possible, and out to become a 
Broadway stage star. 
“Philip was wonderfully 
generous to me,” the brunette 
doll from Dallas told me over 
her scotch, “but I didn’t want 
‘any settlement. 
“I gave back my engage- 
ment ring and my ranch.” 
“There was a rumor you 
collected half-a-mill,” I said: 
“Look, I've worked since I 
was 11. I've been. sort of the 
man of my family. I adere 
furs and even. . but I 
like them better when I earn 
them. The only money I re- 
spect is the money I earn, 
“He'd have given me any- 
thing. He did give me $45,000 
for the Girls Town of Italy. 
I asked him for it and the 
check arrived next day. I'm   ogee _ such good friends with all my 
ex-husbands,” she added with a laugh. “After all, there’ve 
only been two!” 
“An sstrologist in Rome told me last year that this would 
be my big year,” Linda recalled. 
“I didn’t believe it because I was pretty unhappy, let's 
face it. The astrologist said, ‘You just hold stili and see.’ 
“So here I am, divorced, and I've dipped my big toe into 
stage acting. I decided to hie down to Phoenix to do ‘Roomful 
of Roses’ and then I went to Miami to do ‘Tea and Sympathy.’ 
I thought if I laid a big fat egg in Phoenix nobody'd know 
about it, but the critics were there, and they were tough, 
believe me.” 
- ‘Then an old friend, nelillish-onenitites Polan Banks, 
social, divorced, and well-fixed, began tailoring a play for 
her. 
“He’s. got the backing, he’s got the whole bit, and if it 
turns out to be great, I'll be on Broadway: 
* * * * 
1 asked her about. the Grace Kelly wedding. 
_ “I know nothing about it,” Linda answered, 
to hear about happy marriages—being a two-time loser.” 
THE WEEKEND WINDUP ... 
' Eileen Herlie of “The Matchmaker” !s so thrilled with her 
~~ Rolls Royce that she drives it herself—with the chauf- 
feur alongside .. . Singer Sarah Vaughan, working in Las) 
Vegas, bought $2,500 worth of equipment and is uranium 
hunting. 
    to 
“but I love Khan, presented in iCnemaScope 
co-stars.   IN “CONQUEROR”—John Wayne as @ lusty Mongol leader in 
“The Conqeuror,”” gets 1 nsome thrilling action. The show, now at 
the Oakland Theater here, is RKO’s $6,000,000 drama of Genghis Hollywood Headlines:   
and Technicolor. Susan Hayward 
  
  Civio—Farmingto: 
: “Twinkse in God's ye,” Mickey 
; Tarzan Escapes,” Johnny Weiss- 
Sun., Tues: “The Man ye a Gun," 
" Sterlt; “Port ‘ Voh 
re's Always Tomor- 
ray; “The Last Prontier, * color, 
Scope, Victor Mature. 
Bat,; “Caroline Cannonball,” Jud 
nova, ody Clyde; “Snow Creature,” 
Science tion 
Mille—Rechester 
@at.: “Hell's Hortson,’ * John Ireland, 
Maria English; “Las Ve = Shakedown,” 
Dennis. Keate, Coleen 
"The Court Jester,” Dan- 
“Giynis Job 
Thurs.: “The. “oir in the Red 
Velvet hg Cinemascope, Ray Mil- 
Cinemascope, J John Ericson, Mari Bian- 
‘chard, 
he color, Pedro 
Johnny Lake—Walled La 
: “Litthest Outlaw,” 
Armendariz; “Jungle Moonmen,” 
_ Sally Fain waited for a waiter in Lindy’s, finally sent Weissmuller: ; 
“him a telegram blank inseribed, “Wish you were here”... | color Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson: "Black Sammy Davis Jr. who's impersonated everybody else, |2%5" Juri h'™ Deswerede.” coler, How: 
will be impersonated by Eileen Barton at the Copa. Teennicoler. ‘steve "Kuen. rm Donna. Heed: “Price of Fear,” Merle Oberon, 
“Wide Wide World's” four minute telecast from Luchow's | Berker. 
cost $5,000 In salaries, etc... . Steve Allen says nighttime TV) sai: “Port yuma," Technicolor, Peter 
keeps him from doing @ Broadway musical, and asks, “Is Wetssniuier. Meee .ea.” Johan 
anybody doing a morning musical revue?" anes Le, a Saree.” Tee 
ah wee a een has hay, Parca _ WISH I'D SAID THAT: Lou (Roseland) Brecker complained 
about a listless actor: 
though she was a dinner — ” 
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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: " foreigners want to know what's 
behind the news in America, Freeman Chum has the answer: 
That's earl, brother.   “He reaches for the leading. lady as! Japanese Arbor Day 
TOKYO WW — Japan's Emperor 
and Empress took part today in/convention in Cleveland in June 
|\National Arbor Day ceremonies on 1957, They plan to merge into a 
ithe coast of the Inland Sea. Community “Theaters|Perjury Warrant 
row,’ barbara giane. ok, Pred: MacMur- ; : 
Cinema- | Krajewski, 
.ler and grass roots candidate for Issued Against 
Man's Choice 
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (A war- 
rant is out for thé arrest of Henry 
Secaucus tavern own- 
president who is now campaign- 
ing in the South. 
* * © 
Hudson County Judge David A. 
Nimmo issued the warrant yester- other matters, and 
budding 
|finish school Yirst. She went to the Bing‘s Girl, Kathy Grant, 
|Won't Discuss Romance : 
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silence on matters concerning She had. come ‘to Hollywood with 
Croz. her own handle, Kathryn Grand- 
* . *@ staff. 
But she's a willing talker on . = . 1 investigated “One day an assistant director 
said, ‘Hey, you—I never can Te- 
member your name,” she says. 
“That was when I decided I’ I'd 
better get a new one.” career. 
‘i * * 
Kathy is one of those rarities 
—a beauty contest winner who 
the grade in the movies. - © © 
Born in Houston 24 years ago, she Paramount dropped her,. but she 
cherished the idea of becoming aj bears no bitterness—‘I never did 
movie star when she was a young-|*"ything for them; why should 
ster. they do anything for me?" One 
* * © good thing came out of her stay 
Her: first beauty honors came|®¢ the studio: she met Bing there. 
as “Miss Buccaneer Navy” of . * 8 : 
Corpus Christi, which netted her| Never a girl to remain idle, 
a trip to Mexico City. At 16-she|Kathryn. landed a contract at 
was chesen the Texas rodeo queen|COlumbia, meanwhile writing a 
of the Houston Fat Stock Show|"€wspaper column for 20 Texas 
and Exhibition. That was the start/P@pers and taking courses at 
of her road to Hollywood. UCLA. Last summer she returned 
MET ROY ROGERS | got her degree in fine arts, mak- 
“Roy Rogers was appearing injing up 21 units in eight weeks, 
the show,”’ she recalls. “I-met him} Columbia has been putting her 
and his manager Art Rush, and/in increasingly important parts, 
they urged me to come to Holly-\the latest, being ‘Reprisal’ with 
wood.” Gay Madison, Talent boss Maxwell 
Arnow told her she’s “on her 
that she eri en that’s high praise for 
im.” * * * 
But they suggested 
* © @ 
The gossips keep saying that University of Texas, meanwhile 
becoming the golden girl of the 
  day when ,‘the American Third 
Party candidate-failed to appear ‘Texas baseball league and queen|Bing. will pick up her optibn too, 
    of the Texas Lions. By 1952; she!but, I wouldn't know about that.   
  chanater, a een it, Jeff \for arraignment on a charge of — 
Veg The Bowery Boys. subornation of perjury. | 
Bat. se peat of the Bottle,” Krajewski was indicted last! 
Johnson, “touh Bo ppemnen. » entier.” Vie- “|month, charged with having in- 
f_ Mature, Guy "Matin ~~ duced William A. Smentkowski,) 
aomcgoenery; ’ “Naked Sen — wore? 196, of Secaucus, to testify falsely 
: Keege jat Krajewski’s trial in March 1955, 
Chpes.* coher, Gammatdees, ‘gone Wayne, At that time Krajewski was ac- 
Sun, Tues “pecond Greatest Sex,’ itte: . i clon” t cae” disene’”' Maas, quitted of a charge of selling 
Jeanne ont “There's Always Tomor-|liquor to a minor in his tavern. row.” Pr d MacMurray, Barbara Stan- eee wye! Wed., Sat.: “Forever Darlin color, ‘ ai 
Luciiie’ Ball; “Reture, of Jack’ Siede’| Krajewski, a former pig farmer, has -been unsuccessful candidate 
for public office for a number of 
years. In 1952 he ran for presi- 
dent on a Poor Man's party ticket. 
        'Nationwide Pulpit 
‘Exchange Tomorrow 
NEW YORK (@—More than 400! 
Iministers of two Protestant de-| 
” | nominations — the Congregational 
\Christian Churches and the Evan- SUN. - "LAST DAY 
MON, KEEGO "THE LONE RANGER’ 
TUES. | 4:40 - 8:30   
  
SECOND GREATEST     We Alwsat (fs Tomettoy 
  —EXTRA ADDED— 
‘MAMBO MADNESS’     
|gelical and Reformed ‘Church—will 
  to the University of Texas and’ 
    
  
‘trade pulpits for nationwide wor- i ship services tomorrow, | 
It is preliminary to the project-| 
ed union of the two bodies at a 
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new United Church of Christ.     HELD OVER! SAT.-SUN.-MON. * HURON THE ATER    
      
             
  
(Copyright 1956, the = Syatiotte, Inc.) 
Sonja Henie |s Sued er Wanted 
for Divorce by Hubby WEST PALM BEACH, Fia. 
po ag ee oe ae here! Monroe, 65, a retired bachelor 
yesterday by Winthrop Gardiner: farmer, wanted his friends to 
Jr., Palm Beach and New York/Share in his estate. socialite and. aviation executive. | ees 
John was buried March 10. His 
seen Sted ‘al in Circuit)will, it was disclosed yesterday, | 
Court charging Miss Henie desert-|placed $8,000 in trust for the up- | 
ed him without just cause. This,/keep of three cemeteries. Then it! 
he said, resulted in “extreme dis-|provided that each person over 12) 
tress and mental torture’ which' years old who attended his fun-   
IF armer Wanted | 
‘Mourners to Be 
| Paid for Efforts’ 
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. @ — John 
“seriously impaired his ability to\eral receive one share of the re-] | 
work.” mainder. Those who also attended 
They were married Sept. 15,\the burial were entitled to two 
1949, and Gardiner said in his suit! ishares. 
they had not lived together as man) John hadn't told anybody except! 
and wife since November, 1952./his lawyer about these provisions. | 
There are no children. But he had asked that mourners | 
sign a register at tthe funeral 
Boys Make Big Splash home and at the cemetery—thus 
Az A . establishing their claims to a’ 
While Taking Pictures 
WINTER HAVEN, share of his estate, 
Fla, ® — A| * * @ 
gallery of photographers poised to| But Harry L. Porter, coexexcu- 
take shots of speeding water ski-\tor of the estate, had this word, 
ers was tossed into lake waters/for the 86 persons who attended 
when a stand collapsed. the funeral and the 51 who saw 
The big splash came yesterday|John buried: 
at Cypress Gardens in the annual) “After burial expenses and the! 
Dixie Water Ski Tournament. No/$8,000 bequest are taken care of,| 
one was hurt-just wet clothingithere apparently won't be any- 
and spoiled film. thing left.” 
      
  
SUNDAY 
MATINEE 
1:45 
    
      
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INVASION OF THe 
  Lest Show 
Starts | 
10:00 P. M. } 
——LAST La TODAY— PRICES 
40c ‘til 5 P.M, 
50c Nites-Sun. 
Children 20¢ 
       a i a rm 
     
  STARTING SUNDAY     
THE LAUGHIN 
  THE GIRL WITH 
AND THE GUY 
WHO WROTE HISTORY 
_IN THE, SKiEs! 
    
THE Mic CONNELL The true story of America’s first Triple Jet Ace! 
WARNERCOLOR Cinamascore STEREOPHOMC BOUNE G EYES 
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      Tom Ewell 
Sheree North 
THE 
LIEUTENANT 
WORE 
SKIRTS 
hilarious 
story of 
a husband 
who got 
nervous 
because 
his wife 
was in 
the service! 
       
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     Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. 
Phone FE 4-4611 
Drive-In 
Theater 
  2150 Opdyke Road 
SUNDAY and MONDAY |   rere 
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    TONIGHT! 
MID-NITE OWL - tn the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND 
   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 | iri | © : . y 
  
‘Wilson, Quarles 
Touring ‘Fence’ Inspecting Portion of 
Radar Warning Line 
in Canada, Alaskq 
Campney, Northern Affairs Min- 
Jean LeSage, and Air Vice 
Ad. L. E. Wray, air officer com- 
manding the Canadian 
Command, i z E 
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  Michigan cities. TALENTED NEWCOMER—Nicole Maurey, attractive. newcomer | 
to American pictures, was born and educated in France. Miss | 
Maurey portrays an Italian girl who falls in love ‘with an American | 
soldier (Dno Taylor, above) in the SuperScope film ‘The Bold and 
. Al the Brave,” produced by Irving H. Levin and released by RKO | 
know whether] 'Radio pictures.. It will be shown at the Strand starting Sunday as | 
part of the World Premiere Celebration centered in principal |    
       
        
   
  
  pletion’ of the DEW Line might meah the United States would 
overseas. He explained that the) $| 
northern radar warning system is 
just one of many “different 
which implement each other,” and 
added that “I wouldn’t think” that 
it would make any difference in 
the overseas Getente situation, 
a = 
Wilson is scheduled to return to 
Washington about April 10. 
Pontiac Theaters ° 
OAKLAND ws 
Sat, Frid: ‘The Conqueror,” 
John Wayne, Susan Hayward; 
First of Wildlife Album Series: 
“The WhiteTail Buck.’” 
    
STRAND 
Starts Sun.:-“The Bold and the 
for Danger,’ Terry Moore, 
Starts Wed.: “‘The Man with the 
Golden Arm,” Frank Sinatra, 
Eleanor Parker, Kim Novak. 
Agents’ Noses Catch 
Moonshiner, Booze 
STARKE, Fla. (—Federal men) 
had. some idea what William Lee 
Jacobs was hauling when they 
stopped his truck yesterday. 
Two five-gallon tins had burst)4 
and a liquid was running out the 
back of the truck, agent Frank W. 
Watt reported, 
“You could: smell it for a block,” 
Watt said. ' 
Jacobs was charged with illegal. 
ly transporting moonshine whisky. 
Friendship Airfield Has 
International Flavor 
BALTIMORE ® — A “flying 
squadron” to give meaning to the 
name of Friendship International 
Airport is being formed by Assist- 
ant Director John R. Colonna. 
He is compiling a list of airport 
employes who speak or under- 
stand foreign languages. 
When a foreign-speaking passen- 
ger seeks information, airport) 
officials’ will be able to call an 
employe who can talk with him. |   
            
  
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9 to 22. 
Midland Air Line, a new air 
freight carrier, has been formed 
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AUGUSTA, Ga, (Calm Ken| “I'll either win it or lose it in| cracks, it won't be Middlecotf—inewrest challengers for the topjor ‘)Venturi, well on his way toward/the third round.” “lbut it won't necessarily be me | Professional prize of $5,000. 
iproving he is the world’s greatest} Confident rather than cocky, the " ee Tied at 142 were veteran 
amateur golfer, figures today’s|Californian didn't seem overly * * * Cooper; PGA 
third round should determine|worried that defending If he doesn’t crack, Venturi can/ Ford; Shelley” 
re et ar ae aaa ae ede ee eee ee er ee as Masters championship, winning ones, was.in sec- Masters classic, Probab-|70-12, Mayfield as Rt” ond place with 61-72—139. ly no one would be happier than|74, Next came Jerry Barber try to make my bid in the) Asked about the difference in| Bobby Jones. The grand slam| Jackie Burke at 143 and Bob ele third round,” the poised, 24-year-|the pressure on Middlecoft and on) king came out of retirement in|burg and Fred Hawkins at 144. [he | ee ee take th 
Sctasinon suid after hie €045-4% ond torn anid: en ott ssoalene ae the inaugural] Only Venturi, Cooper, Burke and) u.% “Tuicky. “but 1 will try to him four strokes out front at of success, ee a | Nee Bee ee geet [amateur Harvie Ward. mastered | To The third round the one. 1 me . & the mtist, par in the second round over the} ; : midway mark. put it that way. If anyone/had a three-stroke bulge over his|windashed 6,965-yard Augusta|WOn't charge the pin on every 
‘ | os "—“|National course with its standard me. T wet wae Ss oe Te 
‘ es. ® : fi |. Jot 36-96-12. Ward, Iikce Cooper,|shoot for the fours ail ty te 
, Te tans P Quantico Relays te snseesese os sarin a PartaNS FACING WUANTICO NOVAYS).2: sea. caz sesrsce mmm Ma set Sa Cietales Gham af @ teat 9 tans, ) | , 7. oo course to its knees; jround and an eagle and two bird- 
shaving Parry O'Brien's collegiate UANTICO, Va, W—Under ordi-| outdoors until it arrived he: indoor, season , @ major ies today.” 
record of 59 feet 2% inches set in estar barcode termad ht Mrmganieh ee eae bo ee including @ rare™for Hor| The eagle yesterday came at 
‘1953. It also blasted the Texas Re- - |would be a threat in any track} pave Lean, a Spartan by way the lad can come omer wen 520-yard uphill hole, 
lays recod held by Darrow Hooper meet. ot ‘Teamenia, wen the They. Maat’ he he tae Maal as | switched clubs once, 
of Texas A&M by 3 feet 6% inches. But the circumstances are not/hurdies in 54.4. State also captured| along with such timber toppers as a ee ets at tot Jt still was a quarter of an ordinary and the Spartans’ efforts) the 4-mile relay in 17:57, and qual-|Savoldi and Lou Knight of Man- 108 feet 
ee ae: im the Marine Relays—the ‘first| tied for the university section of|hattan, r _ indoor record set th : major outdoor test of the Olympic/the sprint medley in 3:35.5. In ad- < es Undismayed by bogies on 11 and 
didn’t ruin the collegiate year—at this sprawling Leather-| dition, Ed Brabham got in for the] Other first-d , just put me back even 
record but he flung the javelin 220 neck base has left their rivals) 00-yard final, and Joe Savoldi| ried of the New York Ath a oe 
Relays standard of 219-8% set by ae : Coach Carl Schladerman's team Ba ager cylin <narur Page gee 15th with Alton Terry of Hardin - Simmons SMASHES RECORD — University of Kansas ace Bill Nieder |siready has won two events and| While no record: was exe|5t:,J08eph's of Philadelphia in the and, with 
in 1937. _ shows his powerful form in setting a new collegiate shot put record could win two more today in the| pected because it’s so early im the|ee, medley (10:33.4)' Morgan spectators 
These great showings plus a first) with a toss of 59 feet, 9 inches at the Texas Relays yesterday. He (closing session of the big carnival. | season all eyes were on the Lael ne tepid on pn pmol final birdie 
poe er ar ie oe bettered Parry O’Brien’s mark of 59-2 set in 1953. This is a club that didn’t set foot|Cathoun of North Carolina College| salem a A gg Mien a We ill putt at No. 
it on and Jack Davis of San Diego) ine 43.5). Hi La 
a topheavy victory in the big) . : the same race (43.5), Henry Las- 
meet, There are 23 more final|Rain Delays UM Game - . Slesscomad tone © otar, dirtag: thal’ ote New York YMHA in saver. Sie. aie 
events today and Kansas is -in Dixie Baseball Meet |JO)) SWIM Siar — 3 weg ag tea ig the first hole, but. pected to notch several more first ° er of San Diego Navy in the wa ton 
Places. CHAPEL HILL, N. C. W—Michi- | Union League broad jump (21-814) and Desmond 
‘The opening session saw six new|gan and Wake Forest, rained out ; Title Pla off ok of Set Ale Bunce: ia: the Me 
records put in the books. three in|here yesterday, were to meet tn ines a 1 V4 cus (647), oe 
Sudionea. rotons “Fe sel oar |coande nt clin tuieaatie i poor: _— ~ Slated Sunday After five events, Lyman Fra- a et 
fete running unattached, raced the|by D : Jiro Nagasawa Hailed The: dhemglendilp itonts “at thet, tg ene Clvtaple a 
Sime meters tn 15181 to better] As a towult of the delay, Michi.) as Olympic Candidate UAW-CIO League basketball play-|the rin the decathlon, 3,531 eee the Texas Relays record of 15:24.0|gan cancelled a game scheduled| | oe as betes Vuker np oe 3, : 10-16 
set by Ronald Haynes of the U.S.|today at the University of Virginial in December ls and the GMC 594 day shift|——-—— 2 sim E ' . 14-R— 
Navy in 1952. at Charlottesville, z team will be held Sunday afternoon BBS 
% NEW HAVEN,.Conn. (Smiling at Jeliensen a High School. ee 
Jiro Nagasawa, Japan's brightest Game 1:30 p.m. * 10-18— 
General Motors has been beaten a 
Ciymplo ster, shoots af another once in the double-elimination 3-3 -T8— 
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    world’s record today, the final of 
the three-day National AAU men’s 
indoor swimming championships. 
His target was the 100-yard but- 
terfly stroke;. the time was 54.4 
seconds, posted last January by Al 
    
row night. But a rabid Red Wing 
    the 10th inning. Don Larsen went|rooter and a short-tempered Mon-/near the windup of Thursday's S. Olym : 
the route forthe Americanitreal player kept the already/battle. | , >on rng Bre iy a records with Jones personally jern were Lansing Eastern with 19) the meet, The three new meet wi ios te te alana champs, although he gave up three steaming pot boiling with a toe- e .<e a report that the 7-foot star had accounting for three as they out- | points, Bay City Central 14, Muske-| records established by Jones hurdlos with a clocking of 7.4, ‘shy 
25 Lettermen Back   
MSU Loaded EAST LANSING, Mich. # — 
Michigan State football followers /fdurishes 
are getting to be a pretty cocky 
bunch. 
They're already referring to the 
1956 season as “The year we can’t 8 , 
bul No Bowl them whip UCLA with dramatic 
Hoi . some of the more rabid 
rooters wish it could be an annual 
event. ; 
Spring football practice starts 
Monday on the MSU campus—the 
  
   
   
     
    
    
    
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  Col. Harry D. Henshel, chairman   
tournament while the Fisher quin- 
tet is undefeated. Ken Titheridge 
and Art Branner are the spark- 
plugs for Fisher, which won the 
league title, Mel Taylor of GMC 
is the loop’s leading scorer. 
     
     
   
   
       
  
    
    
    
  
  
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The Chiefs smashed four meet 
        Police who investigated recom- 
mended that an assault charge be 
placed against Harvey, but the 
prosecutor's office—citing ‘‘insuf- 
ficiency” of the evidence in the 
report—adjourned the matter until 
next, Wednesday. Police planned 
further investigations, 
Steve: Kemeny, 37, of suburban 
Wyandotte, said Harvey came 
charging off the Montreal bench 
after him and slashed him with 
his stick, Kemeny said three stich- 
es were needed to close the gap played under the name of “‘Mar- 
cus” against pros at Cumberland, 
Md., when he was 16 years old. 
But Henshel said he has no in- 
terest in Chamberlain or in pro- 
fessionals of any sort. 
“This is strictly a college mat-| 
ter. Neither the AAU nor. I have 
anything to do with it.” 
At his Philadelphia home, where 
he is on a spring vacation, Cham- 
berlain denied every playing in a 
pro game or under an assumed 
name and added “I never played 
      
  
      distanced a field of 11 other Class 
  Trailing Pontiac and Flint North- 
  gon 11%, Arthur Hill 11, Traverse 
  
Tigers Stop 
cern about the Detroit Tigers has 
centered on segond base and left 
The prospects 
        Pitching Is Key C HOUSTON, Tex. ®—Spring con-|Marlowe 2-1 and Miller, slightly in Houston: 
oncern ‘troubled with a bad wrist, 1-2, In- 
\dividually each has looked good at 
      another for individual stardom in 
were: 
(1) Victory in the 65-yard high 
hurdles in the time of 7.8 seconds| 
to better the mark of 8.15 by Tom 
‘Hall of Saginaw in 1954. 
|- (2) Triumph in the broad jump 
Motorcycle Races 
Sunday Afternoon     
| The Thunderbird Motorcycle |Wiggins, sensational Ohio State The union tourney’ semi-finals +.) 
o- ace. oe; were played two weeks ago, but ba sa 
last Sunday was skipped because 4 16— ° Nagasa and Wiggins L. 18-15 
the Yanks’ elation over their on atiened fa the test, which = airy reirmaan gp Pasa ve ae was tempered somewhat/could be a preview of next De- = ame. + 18-15— 
: ge Se a cember’s Olympic Games in Aus- e ® : 71-44 
2 became en/ tralia, where, barring a major up- Te T 
: New Orleans. He ey set, they're down to meet again, ennis roupe in os as 
leans hospital,; The 5-1, 22-year-old Waseda Uni- ® ** 95-76— 
from foodjversity graduate now auditing fe 4, top sete Detroit Appearance BS oe am 
vi — at Yale with hopes even-| SHOOTS AT ANOTHER R Te 
., Marty lly of becoming a newsman,|—y ’s Jiro Nagasawa, who) DETROIT—Jack Kramer's tour- “* ag. 
which has|Keough and Don Buddin, rookies,| provided the top thrilis last night| attends ‘Yale, tries for another|ing tennis troupe featuring service- i hit grand slam home runs for| when he lowered the world’s mark , powered Pancho Gonzales against 73-#1— world’s. swim record in the AAU ~— in beating/in the 20-yard butterfly stroke t0| meet at New Haven, Conn today,| Tony Trabert will make an ap- a ata 
League entry) 2:19.4. \cutned Gd 4 ;|pearance tonight in the U of D “Bruce $0-77—155 re . as Last night he the 220-yard Poa eld Pg | C, Campbell . Ly a +4 
Washington,| The listed international standard| butterfly stroke mark to 2:19.4. ; ‘edward Meister Jr. 78-781 
Stone in pitching’ the is 2:26.1. but Nagasa mma inquored Today he tries for the 100-yard} Gontales won his 4th straight ig Wood eo osse : setts to a 43 triumph over the/on that a few weeks ago when he| butterfly mark. pro tennis chamuptans bast Tite 
Redlegs at Filorence,|scored in 2:20.1 in a New York aight in Clevels: adhagarad veeecee -19-—157 City test. ® ’ hel former U, 8. Davis Cup star 51 T1-¢0—-187 
the Baltimore Orioles 151 at San 7 , Wilt the Stilt victories to 16 in the tour. . ar wirepnate|iseton EGE ee nas 
| ; Pancho and Australian . . ira *James C. ARSE set 
| Last June he was sold outright Rex asettaren gio in the other THE BANTAM IN ACTION — Little Ben Hogan pushes = wot | eens Renkie 3.220 $e — 100 
to Minneapolis, the Giants’ farm, \ ' ' ingles match tonight. Doubles with | from the 2nd fairway during Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta, Billy Burke 0... -+ 90-$0-—I90 
and it looked for a while as if his rews OF un a az Trabert-Hartwig against both| Ga. Hogan, who has won the tournnament twice, was among the *pon Cherry. ssl. 1 19-1 —140 
major league days might be over. ==. rawing ire _ | Panchos follow the singles. leaders in the opening round with a 69—three under par. RECN GREEN, 52x22 202 96-04—170 
- ‘Then the Cubs invested $10,000 to eo . $$ 
—— . Fabulous Frosh Cager| Jones Breaks 3 Records . “If they play me, I guarantee Charged With Playing | * . g e; | | Yl help the team,” Monte says. Against P ® —) oa fh - And he’s proving it. gainst Fros ; : 
Rookies stole the limelight as| DETROIT —What should havejto-toe exchange that may be re- je S un Wd | ee 
: major league teams continued to|been the calm before another|verberating long after the clubs) NEW YORK (#—An official of 
move north Friday, nearing their — “ame two of hockey's old-|wind up their battle for hockey’s)the ——, Athletic Union said ° . 
_homebases. est terest rivals never even|top prize—the Stanley Cup. today he had a report that Wilt ; SoM 4iwith a leap of 22 feet 94: inches 
‘ Rodkie Bob Richardson of the|got started. The fact that Montreal carries|\(The Stilt) Chamberlain had| It was a combination of Hayes A’ ragpneed to successfully defend oe ee oe — le ow ee’ jane ot 224 by Por 
é New York Yankees, an infield can-| “The Detroit Red Wings and the|a 2-1 lead in the best-of-7 encoun-|played under an assumed name|Jones-Pontiac High day Friday at) thelr crown. Only Bay City Handy failed toltiac’s Alonzo Harris in 1953. 
didate, drove in four runs with a|Montreal Canadiens had two days|ter imto tomorrow's game: was|and against professionals, but thelthe Saginaw-Saginaw Arthur Hill! Wally Schloerke's track power- mare Ci Tied with Weanktiats Hedion 
single and triple as the Yanksloff between Detroit's 3-1 victory|pushed out of the spotlight by a|widely-publicized Kansas fresh-|r vitational track meet in the Cen-/00USe amassed 61 points-to finish : Ray for ist place in the high jump 
broke a six-game winning streak/Thursday night and the two clubs’|Detroit fan's claim that Canadien|man basketball star promptly de-|+-.) michigan College fieldhouse at| ven anon ot gee afer! The — — eg oes dim tun. etieat oft © teat 1% tached, 
of the Philadelphia Phillies 7-4 at/fourth Stanley Cup contest tomor-|defenseman Doug Harvey went. to/nied it. Mt. Pleasant. are ie aedler. » Tepeating las pn gsc Pith ri bor oGalbettering the mark of 61 by Ed 
Ringgold of Pontiac in 1954. 
of the meet record of 7.35. 
Pontiac's medley relay team of 
Eugene Cretal, Archie Brooks, 
| dim Shorter and Larry Beamer 
set a new record with the time 
of 6 minutes 11 seconds, topping 
| Traverse City’s time of 6:13 in 
1954, 
Perry Williams won the mile run 
ifor the Chiefs in the time of 4:52 
and Bill Douglas clocked 2:08.2 in 
jwinning the 880-yard dash, Pon- 
tiac’s team of Jim Shorter, Charley 
‘Robinson, Archie Brooks and 
      | go to the Rose Bowl.” [annual early preview of prospects | under his left eye. He said he had/basketball in Cumberland, .Md., in| req put with 10 days to go to times. |Club of Pontiac’ will hold scramble : _ After following the Spartans/for the fall. been razzing Harvey but contend-|my life.” the start of the American League| After the set with Houston the racing Sunday afternoon at 2)Charles Spann took victory in the West twice in three years to watch} In sizing up the material this ed his criticism was no more se-| Reaves Peters, Big 7 commis-| .ason it is becoming increasingly) Tj ers move to New Orleans for/0’clock. four-lap relay in the time of 1:17.5, 
regi spring, these advocates of mid-|vere than “what any good hockey/sioner, said he had no comment| ident that pitching probably'a pen game with the Southern| , * e 4 Other Chiefs to finish in the run- 
. winter trips to California tend to/f@n would hand out. but added that any comment or|noids the key to the Tigers’ future.| Association team, then to Terre| Sanctioned by the American Mo-|ning were Robinson, who took 3rd 
take the long view—extending as a 3i-year-old Harvey, the Can-jaction would have to come from| As the Tigers stopped over here Haute and Columbus for a pair|torcycle Association, the races will|in the 440; Jim Taylor, runner-up 
y é azes far as 195%. |acietme’ 41°? Gefense man, wholthe faculty representative at Kan- for a two-day series with the Hous-| with Milwaukee before finishing up| begin at the corner of Atiburn in the yard high hurdles; and * ev 8 scored 44 points during the regu-|sas. ; ton club of the Texas League today|the exhibition season with two/@Md Opdyke roads. Adults will be Mike Hardiman, who gained 4th in oo . “He'll be around next year, and |lar National Hockey League sea-| Walter Byers, NCAA executive and tomorrow, one observer com-| games in Pittsubrgh next weekend,|Charged a donation of 50 cents the shot put, » 
so will he,” they note with satis-/s0n, denied striking anyone. He| director who is attending, with Pe- riiented: " —_— ‘|while children are admitted free.| Thelvius Winieckie of Arthur Hill 
| un faction on checking off the names |said Kemeny had been “riding|ters, a meeting of athletic com-) * alee ell Cae both Ten events will be held and work- set a 5th meet record in the shot of halfback Walt Kowalczyk, pow-|me. missioners at White Sulphur Good pitching ns Walled lake Edges outs start at 1 p.m. There will be|put with a heave of 52 feet 8% 
E, leading ground gainer,, But Toe Blake, Montreal coach,|Springs, W.Va., could ‘not be| sames. And pitching can hold a 60 riders competing. inches. aay and end Dave Kaiser, who called Kemeny’s gash “the biggest|reached immediately for com-| ‘lb together even if it's weak on |, ,, ° i 
MELBOURNE, Australia ® — grabbed Rose Bow! glory with his/little cut in the world.” ment. a : doublepiay pivots at second base Milford Thinclads 
Lanky John Landy, world’s fastest | winning field goal in MSU's 17-14 js ond take Biting streng® to Bet Gi mbra Scores Deci 7 
ipectit ral race at Olymple Park| mee UCLA’ Jan. 2 | Sailor Favored po sen gory by Walled Lake's tary| 7G eis spec * | The roster at the moment! Hugh he high ‘ , today that missed his world mark; ‘The bowl-happy ones also get 3 ; includes 13 penne nt mentee cern me — bran sheers SYRACUSE, N. Y. “#—Middle-jto crowd ‘Giambra and force him of @ SeC|great comfort from the fact that} $100 000 Ha n d i C a ‘ T od. a them won 81 Major League games| Vikings a 56-53 triuniph éver Mil-| Weight contender Joey Giambra to-/to abandon the clever, boxing-mas- 22 of the juniors returning with f Pp W lvoe sonemh, whihe leat 68. Since day was in the market for, (1) @) tor style he ha 4k by ' ing ford in the opening dual track-meet k at the|” é he has used to climb the another full year of eligibility Detroit’s record was 79-75 it's evi-lo¢ the season for both teams Fri-\"®W 98. and (2) a crac middleweight ladder into the same | cost the|were on the 44-man roster that) BOWIE, Md. # — The biggest|it will be run again this afternoon.|dent that on paper the staff is\day at Milford championship. 3 jring with then champion Carl a chance of setting a|travelled to Pasadena. first prize in a handicap horse} Sailor goes into the Campbell| stronger. od : bebe ay (Bobo) Olson. Joey earned his title : * ¢ «& race in Maryland, $74,750, awaits|after beating six other horses, in- ** * & Milford, which captured seven Ist are listed in the order 10| ack and hed the contract in I 
the winner today cluding Nashua, in the Gultstream| But the real test will come in|Plces, held the lead thfoughoutlwhich he is most likely to St! socket. Then Sugar Ray Robinson 000-added Park Handicap March 17, Find|the ability of the young pitchers ‘he _ close! — them. He earned them Jast night! ioe Olson and the contract be. 
    
  
      
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PLANTER DIVIDER — Striated plywood is 
used to cover the low planter boxes that separate 
the living room and hall, Ivy flourishing in these 
boxes adds another touch of green to a color   
Pontiac Press Photos by Eddie Vanéerworp from Italy at the close of World 
War Il. She followed her _hus- 
band to his home in West Bloom- 
field Township as fast as a gov- 
ernment bride's: ship would bring 
her. 
Home at first for the young 
couple was a small cottage near 
Walnut Lake. It seemed even- - 
smaller when Bobby and Nan- 
scheme containing much green. Mrs. Haskins nette arrived on the scene. They 
keeps her sewing machine in the hall, covers it just had to have a bigger house. 
with a plastic top and a flowered skirt. To the = 
‘Tight there is a large coat closet. Wie), 7, 
a 
Wi how find the means to finance 
a permanent home for his fam- 
ily. 
Near the elder Haskins’ jhome 
there was a half acre of land on 
Spring Road. The couple pur- 
chased it and made plans. These 
plans were changed and adapted 
as the house progressed. 
All that first summer Bob dug UE i B i i 
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géer it.” The Haskins’ family could and did. 
After all, Mrs. Haskins had 
come to a strange land by her- 
was just one more challenge. 
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REFLECTIONS — The large round mirror on wood Wakefield makes a pleasing contrast with ROOM FOR LIVING — The Haskins’ living room is square, with the dining room furniture very well. To the right is a red leather lounge chair 
Mrs. Haskins’ dressing table reflects the other the spruce green walls. There are high corner opening into it at the rear. Large windows on the front and side let in ample light. _the attractive hardwood floor. Mr, Haskins did all-the work on 
side of the room. Light birch furniture by Hey- windows to the left of this vanity. The desk in the far corner was made by Bob Haskins and matches the other birch cept for plumbing, wiring and heating. 
        
  
   
     
  
  
    
      
    
      
              
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EIGHTEEN ied ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956. pe |; : ; : 
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PEEP US [Harmonize Cabinets “ ‘ . 
» | With Filler Strips : 
3 The use of filler strips to form a | a 
5 groups of steel cabinets into one 
4 continuous unit helps give a well | 
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harmonize with the finish of the 4 
varying widths and heights to’ ‘ >| 
match cabinet sizes. 7 } 
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ployed to seal corner cabinets set : | 
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: is want ween cabinets, Stop Worrying | iin titi ner will seperate the , aa ° units. Scribing fillers also are > | 
About Price! | to ciose any area left between an , 1] HEATING 
; end cabinet and an irregular wall. 4 >| 
2SUST CALL = Ee. ee eee if EQUIPMENT 
vu ak tat mea eno ee : = ROUND—SQUARE 3 THERES NOTHING FiNER BURT!. ore aK ae ee pe ees NEW NATIONAL HOME—The 1956 National home will be open attached garage. Featured are new step-saving kitchns. Steel |} . 2 
: FE 2-2671 mn ae for public inspection Saturday in Judah Lake Estates. ‘This one cabinets and Formica counter tops are standard equipment. Avon |$ = FLAT 3] om | Normally; filler stripe are not|-Da# © cedar shakes exterlor, ‘There are three bedroams and an Investment Company is the local National Homes -builder-dealer. -|¢ 31 OTTO A. TRZOS 
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Rereh Eicionwen, ” folousion, however, a group of such cabinets National Homes several with bath and a half, and County Building Permits 3 AND PLATES $ 3101 Orchard Lake Road 
Pawettion Rooms, — oad are covered with a one-piece con- , a Richens. Seay af the ; 3 : 3 KEEGO HARBOR oes r ti : jonals dining ‘ 
sai ond a. . wadaseseavauweway 7 N M | —e have ample inside -and Go Up Month by Month $Pontiac Welding &3 FE 2-0278 
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FREE ESTIMATES =| 2 11aS NEW ode mong the many| Oakland County home building about twothirds are started du-\$ Machine Works 3 , Outstanding among 4 a 0 
EASY FHA TERMS CALIFORNIA a te new features of the 1956 National /firms opened the year’s construc-|ing the month of permit issuance. |? at 2] Eves & Sun. CALL MA 6-6247 
NO DOWN PAYMENT Avon Investment Co, prewaal ys hae —— og epee tien with Fh, hela i pate Be By ~ end of the tiuee Miowns 364 N. Parke FE 241213} ; 
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9 ' HOMES ' dard equ t in all 8. Pur-|today, Less than two per cent of. the 
The all-new 1956 National home, |Chasers, however, should they de- se @: units authorized are never built. 
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South ‘of Square Loke Rd. Priced Within ajsi.be open for public impeci™ylettictent: Michen includes Frigid. |T°wmtlp Placed that area as the| Pontiae building permits for the CVIAL 
| Your Easy from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., ac-\aire pull-down cooking units, built- prose oe rte inl oa. March totaled 962,733 : nN 
| . Reach! Nations ra > diapensl and Pca Elec- Royal Oak wasn't far behind. The dwellings, 3 new commer- ’ 
i local National Hones bulldas. Wists ; south-county city issued 44 in Jan-|cial ings and 1 dog pound. BUILDING 
Chestwood Farms dealer. washer-drier combination. uary, added 72 in February. , 
Available to All LARGE LOTS —_ ae .® Expandable floor plans are also “ee - We Miles North of Fontise ‘The model homes, located at|available in many of the 1956 Na-| Oak Park showed its with a nig Lane Flintridge and Gainesborough Rds homes, Purchasers may add ewes , OPEN DAILY 9-5 F. M. In B : |tional may 46 in January and 56 in February, ? . ERSO n Beautfiul are Fenley and Barton two of the/to either end of the home to gain| while Pontiac acquired a total of F st models be-| additional space where it is most e CONSTRUCTION CO. Waterford Hills . oor sited bo tho Sie tino 14 for the same period—49 in we 
at * | Estates ove | "  e @ @ seeey nae Ht Pee. oe 
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7 A | haere ee ae th i i a : 9 either the low, contemporary or the|¢ral Motors. The air conditioning 1 . 
traditional roofs, “1.” by Frigidaire, |Jamuary, and 28 in February, while | 4 Miles West of Pontiee m)Diéher, more ,| Waterford Township issued 26 per- is 
. its 4 tached garages and a wide variety |greatest company, are available as ome n — and 50 for the| 
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attractive masonry variations are| The home open for. inspection ; air viniton number of units ad 
included in the 1956 designs, These |this weekend is but one of the plans ; wie ‘7 Herbert 6. Davis NA ac gh ODP 3 SRG Ran a 
   
   
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4925 Pontisc Leke Read houses and in walls|choose from a wide variety of 2, 3] , Burwau studies indicate that of 
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IN A HOME... AND ALL INCLUDED 
IN THE PRICE 
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CLARKSTON CARDENS 4% BORDERING THE VILLAGE OF CLARKSTON A 
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AND ANTIQUE COPPER HARDWARE 
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WALLPAPERED TO YOUR CHOICE 
© 5 SPACIOUS FLOOR-TO- CEILING 
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SS ter dies b aeuch cichcelel eo enles tarsal ts dbl towne, and 
then draw lines indicating normal traffic patterns, the Institute says. 
that you may discover serious traffic flaws. 
For example, draw lines to show the path that must be followed | 
to reach basement workshop or hobby room. Other lines could indi- | 
cate the routes that are used to reach basement storage ‘areas, and | 
the path that must be followed by youngsters seeking to reach the | 
basement playroom from outdoors. 
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looking, H, O. Stroberger, promi- 
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A white rez rubbed into wood 
before the finishing process begins 
keeps the paneling from darkening! 
with age and brings out the grain, features. 
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The pancis must first be sand- |S eve =n $j; AND SUNDAYS = 3} — Moery’s Oil Burner Sales-Service home vibrator is preferable, | ; Built B ‘ = thin the white pigment Is paint. |¢ B@8l Estate Service 3 wilt By GAS AND OIL—EXCEL — MUELLER 
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‘Bits of the pigment will cling /<——SSeseses——— :   
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After this has dried, the finishing 
process may be completed, 
esting tint, 
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for bringing out knots in paneling 
used for dens, game or family | 
rooms, He rubs a burnt -umber| 
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to deepen them and give them 
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  $87 FULL MONTHLY PAYMENT | cn 
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HAS ALL THE BIG CITY CONVENIENCES (Taxes Are Lower In Rochester) LOOK AT THESE 
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@ KITCHEN BIRCH CABINETS, ALL CUSTOM MADE 
@ FULLY TILED BATHS 
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H. H. STANTON 103 State FE 5-1683   THOUSANDS OF BLOCKS — We don't know if Robert Haskins counted the cement garage, this house was three years in the buling before the family could move In 
blocks he laid for his house. We do know they resulted in an attractive home. The low and complete the interior, : THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1956 
Ree oo SOE Taek te Se ee Seventy-five feet wide, including the   
    
      Westridge - of - Waterford Northern Pontiac’s Finest Subdivision Area 
Featuring Custom-Built Homes of Distinction 
“DRIVE OUT SUNDAY 2:00 to 6:00 P.M, AND 
SEE 2.MODELS NEARING: COMPLETION 
or by appointment 
DIRECTIONS: Off Dixie Hwy., near Waterford. Turn om Cambrook 
Lane to Ledgestone Drive—right to Model 
HELTMAN & TRIPP Builders and Developers of Westridge-of-Waterford 
" 4192 LEDGESTONE DRIVE     
     
          
    
    
  
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  : ; - 262 S. Telegraph . PONTIAC’S HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW HOMES 
‘O'Neil Real Estate Member of Cooperative Real Estate Exchange 
FE3-7103       
Years, Not Months, 
Needed fo Build   
      
      IT’S SMART 
TO BUILD 
with 
CONCRETE 
or CINDER 
BLOCKS 
FE 4-4570 
FE 8-0332 
VAN HORN 
and SONS 199 Mechanic St. }| culine tional illumination. The walls are 
lime green, the floor beige. 
Nannette’s room is the first 
bedroom. When painted, it will 
probably be pink. Right now 
the only pink is the bedspread. 
Both children’s rooms have 
high corner windows. 
Bobby’s room has more mas- 
furnishings. He has a 
sliding door closet just like his 
sister's. 
The bathroom is large and 
has both a stall] shower and a 
tub. It’s done in dubonnet and 
gray. Outside the door in the 
hall there is a linen closet. jeatch on in: the north. This is 
  The Haskins’ bedroom has 
' spruce green walls, Against 
this deep tone the birch furnl- 
ture is attractive. The hard- 
wood floor is bare with scatter 
rugs. Here, also, there are 
high corner windows. 
The exterior of this cement 
cream color. The Haskins’ have | 
| made a good start on their land- | 
scaping. Evergreens are in {@ | 
foundation planting. Seasonal | 
flowers are coming up in the low | 
planter boxes around the liv- 
ing room. 
The 2% car garage allows 
ample space for tool storage. 
There's a 
    
  ‘Mr. anv Mrs, HOME OWNER —— OUR HOME!...“THOSE WHO KNOW USE”) | DON’T PAINT. drive at the side of the house. 
  
stone-lasting beauty 
dreams come true. | block house has been painted | 
horseshoe-shaped | 
  If Bob and Nellie Haskins ever 
counted the hours they put into 
building their house, it would 
be priceless. Maybe it is, any- 
way. Most homes are. 
Ceramic Tile Sills 
Uncommon in North 
Ceramic tile windowsills are)   | Egypt's most definitely comes in for a lot 
of extra use that goes by un- 
noticed. Other surfaces can’t help 
‘but deteriorate. Colorful ceramic 
tile remains ever the same, 
  
estimated population 
of 22,000,000 is growing by 500,000 
a year — nearly one person every 
minute — Cairo reports,       
fairly common in many parts of 
the country, but they have yet to 
difficult to understand because it 
would seem that the more prac-| 
tical and durable material would 
be especially suitable in colder 
climates, Tile’s decorative char-| 
acter is well known. I 
. In addition, this hardy material, 
can withstand all the shocks of 
weathering, the dirty hands of 
children, cigarette burns and the 
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We are looking for property, either undeveloped or developed that 
can be used for tormmercial, residential or industrial, We'll buy 
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# the engineering and ‘plat work, 
A large corporation with all of the skills 
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SYLVAN REALTY, FE 5.9418 2383 Orchard Lake Road, Rt. No. 5 
  
   Cast-O-Stone is nature’s own product — so_ 
now instead of painting or siding your home take 
advantage of turning your home into one of 
and value. Make your 
Let our designers show you a design which will 
fit the architectural lines of your home at no 
obligation or cost. 
Regardless of whether you have a brick—frame 
—stucco siding or a block home. Cast-O-Stone . 
is made to fit the individuality of your home. 
Increase the resale value up to $3,500. 
More complete Cast-O-Stone homes than any 
other type... there must be a reason. 
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Painting Forever — So 
Throw Away Your Paint 
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Lowest Price Ever. 
     
   
         
       
       
     
      
       
          
   
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Convert Wooden ' Toy Boa 
Into Cedar Storage Space 
  
  
PATTERN 277 
A FAVORITE — This 
with us bird lovers who like to 
~ make them and the bluebirds that 
: Jike to use them. ‘The pattern also 
directions for a popular wren 
My husband and I have 
a great deal depends on where. 
are hung. Well up under the 
ang at the gable ends bluebird , 
‘house is a perennial favorite both 
.jlining for an attractive and prac- 
  adjoining side, making it easier 
to apply the next piece. 
LINE LID. - 
The lid also should be lined with 
the aromatic wood for thorough 
protection against the ravages of 
moths. 
When the lining job is finished, 
don’t paint or varnish the cedar, 
since that would seal in the moth- 
paralyzing aroma which emanates 
from the rose-colored wood. 
it a large, wooden toy box 
is not among.the family’s pos- 
sessions, it will be asimple mat- 
ter for Dad to build one of 
sufficient size to hold the fami- 
ly’s woolens, 
A‘ framework of two by two 
inch lumber can easily be covered 
with the aromatic red cedar closet of the buildings on Windrow Farm, FARM SOLD — This aerial view shows some 
corner of Lake George and Drahner roads. For- - 
merly the property of Edward sia the farm   located on the   _ BUILDERS’ 
SPECIAL 
  
Windrow Farm 
Sold Again The sale this week of Windrow 
Farm, one of the area's noted 
dairy farms, was. announced by 
John Kinzler, realtor, Aloysius 
Melberg purchased this 400 - acre 
farm from Edward Wilson 3 years 
ago, Mr, Melberg is retiring to a 
new home in Romeo. 
The new owner, Harry Paul of|         at oe eer 
  
  
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- §380 Dixie Highway 
  Spring Fix-Up Time! 
CONCRETE STEPS 
Ornamental Iron 
- @ No Sections to Be.Forced Apart by Frost or Settling 
_ CHECK THESE FEATURES: 
“e Permanent Beauty—Rugged Durability 
@ Strong Reinforced Casting 
@ Avoid Messy Installation 
UP TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE. 
Free Estimates — We Deliver Anywhere 
CONCRETE STEP CO. Detroit, intends to maintain the 
property as a farm but has no def- 
inite plans as yet. The sale price 
was in the neighborhood of $125,000. | 
Located on Lake and 
Drahner roads, Windrow Farm has 
a small lake within its boundaries. 
There are 4 homes on the prop- 
  
  Satety Tread 
Reduces Slipping 
OR 3-7715 ling about 45 cattle.    
      |Mr, Kinzler and H, C. Newingham 
lot Pontiac. erty, as well as numerous barns 
and outbuildings. 
Windrow Farm is well-known as 
a place where Ayrshire cattle are 
raised. About a year ago one of 
the large barns burned, destroy- 
The transaction was handled by 
  
Paint Brushes Last 
by Rubbing Bristles If you are painting, varnishing, 
or doing other wood finishing jobs, 
| you need to take care of the paint 
‘it, 
|Home Demonstration Agent for! 
Oakland County, She advises rub- 
bing bristles back and forth across 
| the: hand to remove both dust and 
j loose hairs. |home summer cruise. 
| should be plugged immediately 
|comes in preparing the crack for 
cautions Frieda A, Bennett, | If your basement may be con- 
verted into a swimming pool — but 
only during the rainy season — 
you. may choose between two 
courses of action. 
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You may purchase a dinghy and 
a yachting cap and take an at- : LAG STONE 
BRIAR HILL STONE 
BELDEN FACE BRICK 
COMMON BRICK 
METAL CULVERTS 
GLASS BLOCK 
cee] Manama miles of road frontage. AREA aoe 
(Get Water in the Cellar?) “™cu™,moum sisi COLORS Then — Read This Article} gup'star'sewen pir dislodge all loose mortar with a| DRAIN TILE 
cleaned with walt prion ie LINK— 
  Hf, however, you’re not of a 
nautical turn, you can patch up 
the holes in the cellar walls and 
floors with little effort. Leaks 
te insure efficient heating of the 
entire houge. , 
Most openings. are created as, the 
house settles slowly in its founda- 
tion, Any major breaks should be 
inspected by a mason. The smaller 
apertures may be closed off by the 
home handyman. 
CHIPPED AWAY 
Most of the work is done with a 
pre-mixed concrete patching 
The amateur cement mixer' 
will find that most of the work 
the mix. 
The sides of the defective area 
are first chipped away with a 
cold chisel and a hammer. It is 
essential that the edges of the 
old concrete be undercut; the 
eut must be wider on bottom 
* than on top. 
  
Private Homes to Get 
Swimming Pools _ |water on a flat surface. Mixture is 
After cutting, homeowner should - Patching is then mixed with) 
poured in crack until patch is 
filled slightly higher than water 
level. 
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Strike off the top with a “strike 
board.” This can be any piece of! 
lumber wider than the opening. 
(Opening should never be less than 
one inch wide.) 
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Concrete patching mixture 
should extend a fraction of an inch 
above the floor or wall line. After 
two hours, shrinkage will be com-/ 
plete. Surface may then be trow- 
eled to match the rest of 
surface. ° | 
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The result should be a dry, sat-! 
istactory finish. Material is suit- 
able for patching concrete block, 
poured concrete walls, floors, | 
steps, or the masonry between! 
bricks. | | COAL & SUPPLY co. | 
140 N, Cass Ave. 
FE 5-8163 
OAKLAND 
LAKE 
Choice Lake Lots       
  
    
  1 Entrance to Lots 
off Walton Rd. 
Between 
Sashabaw and 
Silver Lake Roads   
  
     
     
    
    
    
Information Available 
from Salesmen at 
Rose-Hill Project 
  
SEE THEM THIS WEEK END! 
                Then wash the brush in a clean- 
ling fluid so you start the job not, 
only with a new brush, but with 
jan entirely clean brush. After us-| 
jing the brush, wipe off all excess 
jpaint or varnish thoroughly with 
‘a cloth and then brush back and) 
‘forth on a clean piece of paper. 
‘AD varnish or paint must be re-| 
Lmoved or it will harden in the 
bristles. The brush will never be 
ifree of little bits of this dried 
  imaterial that will get into new   ea my   
FURNACE And find out why this fine, modern furnace and top 
quality installation adds up to the LOWEST PRICE for 
your heating requirements. Goodwill Heating offers the 
finest quality merchandise properly installed to guar- 
antee your heating satisfaction. 
‘Only a Rich Man Can Afford 
a Poor Heating Plant 
GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING 3401 West Huron. (Cor. of Elizabeth Lake Rd.) FE 2-7849 
  work, 
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“Mrs, Bennett suggests cleaning 
the ‘brush in from three to five 
jars of cleaning fliud, used one 
after another until the fluid is 
absolutely clean. The cleaning 
fluid should be kept in glass jars 
with covers that do not have rub- 
ber inside because the rubber 
fluid. When the brush is clean 
and dry, try wrapping it in metal 
foi] and storing on a flat surface 
shape. 
  The 46,000,000 families in the United States own about 49,000,000 
animal pets. 
  
Early settlers in the west called 
Yellowstone National Park 
“Coulter’s Hell.” 
STEEL 
| SCAFFOLDING | for every requirement. 
Rollir.g trestles and special     
  
  
  
   
    A Beautiful New Modern 
DREAM KITCHEN CAN BE YOURS You, too, can have a wonderful new deluxe custom 
built birch kitchen including . formica tops and built- 
in thermador range ond 
oven installed in your 
our model kitchen. Esti- 
peyment! Stop in. See 
mates ore free! home for as little as $25 
23 per month with ne down scaffolding for stairways, 
i lobbies. “oy 
mers. Tools for every 
need. 
Mall Concrete | Syntron Electric Ham- 
| Surfacers and Grinders | 
| Sanders—Belt, 
Vibrating and Disc 
‘Tarpaulins 
Carlon Plastic 
on Pipe    
     
    softens and may drop into the! 
to keep bristles clean and in) 
  stores, churches and benk | 
   
       
      
        
    but the swimming pool industry) 
thinks you're a good bet to-havera) 
swimming pool in your backyard.| 
Not only that, the water in your 
pool will be heated for swimming | 
on cool days. 
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The swimming pool people have 
the idea that the average person 
can own a swimming pool, which 
makes the controls for keeping the 
water at the ideal temperature. 
There is a fibre-glass pool on 
the market which sells for less 
than $100, less than half the price 
of a new low-cost car... Other 
pools are within the range of 
the average homeowner, 
In 1940, 200 private swimming 
pools were built. This year 36,000 
will be built, Many pools include 
piping roughed in for future heat- 
ing. Why? Even in sunny Cali- 
fornia, outdoér pool temperatures 
will be above 75 degrees only 
over 70 degrees only 18 weeks. 
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find water under 75 degrees un- 
comfortable, When it goes below 
70, most people think it is just It may be just a dream to you, | 
   
     
   
jabout 12 weeks in the year, and! 
Surveys show that most people Rose-Hill Realty Co. 
19470 GRAND RIVER 
KE 2-9060   SIBLEY| one POR YOURSELF a 
ages ert ag 4s BEST FOR YOUR LAWN! 
Every lawn has its own individual requirements, that’s 
| why we say, “Jacobsen is best for your lawn.” There’s 
| an easy starting, quiet running Jacobsen for every 
| size and type of lawn. And the Jacobsen name is your 
| Seeeienet geil. respected by generations of pro-   
Keego Hardware No. 1 |3041 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 2-3766 
    
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\ TORIDHEET \ WALL-FLAME OIL HEAT» 
QQ for the Tops — \ 
Y in Comfort, Convenience 
\ and Economy! 
a For Free Heating Survey and Estimate, Call 
\ AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. ’ §.000 Successful Installations in Pontiac Area . 
\ 17 Orchard Leke Ave. FE 2-9124 , 
TAA Lh hh hdd dedi dididididededh ‘ . : 
    
  
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If you are building a home— 
Let Pontiac Lumber Co. deliver top quality 
lumber ready to use—piled the way you use it! 
Pontisé Conran 
831 Ocklend Ave. FE 2-0225         
    
  
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| Slectrical WIRING 
INSTALLATIONS 
CONTRACTOR 
@ INDUSTRIAL 
@ RESIDENTIAL 
@ COMMERCIAL 
State & City Licensed 
Over 75 Years in. Pontiee 
845 West Huron Se, 
FE 2-3924 & FE 2-4008         
     
     
                    plain cold! 
    Now's th 
Remodel » 
   
          We are participating in 
Operation Home Improvement PANEL ONE 
Old English 
Tavern-Graded 
Oak 
Paneling 
V Edge Back 
1x4 to 10” e Time to 
and Re pair 
  BUY NOW! — 
NO REFINISHING ... LASTS LIFETIME OF HOUSE! 
Knotty Pine: 
Paneling 
Molded Pattern 
with V Groove Back    
    
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MATERIALS         
       
    
   
   
     
      
       
    
        
    
      
  
OAK PANELS Prefinished. Dark oak and 
blond. Superior covering for any 
wall. Clips and strippings in- | SQ. FT. 
cluded in the price, 
WALL FOR SMART DECOR    
    
    
        
            
            
    
          
     
           
         
      
           
struction you may 
supplies. 
  4495 DIXIE With @ few simple modern tools and with your time and ability plus any in- 
need from us...and YOU YOURSELF CAN DO WONDERS 
IN REPAIRING YOUR HOME. 
Tina Easily Arranged 
| Burke Lumber Co. “Where the Home Begins” ae    
         
        Plan to modernize NOW and see us for your 
       
      HIGHWAY AT. DRAYTON PLAINS 
it ORlando 3-1211        
   
              
  
MADE IN the co Designers. mata wine ot. Tees — | ‘3 | PONTIAC 
. BE WISE ... . CLIMATIZE by 
You can have the comfort you want MAKERS OF FINE PAINT PRODUCTS in your home all year ‘round }   
  
  
  
    
  
      
   
     
          
    
              
    
  
    ‘ : air ing, is inserted in the sheet-metal bon- ; Te. By Letting Us MAID many components of the fur-inet on top of the fea” sae COMMERC AL “SUILTUP H re 
ss acs cook need Ueteiidlas woiseed betsene Vener tani ane pict to mine 7 = 
CLIMATIZE Reversible economically serve during the sum-| coil, which cools the air and takes] © Gocthees bor J | WINDOW mer as well as the winter. — rr pd Ht lag “MUGUS MARSH ; 
— cenditionia humidified moves o Wf i 
YOUR HOME FAN | Pha tae gh hemes at —* rooms of the house through the] pooping & INSULATION CO. | Washable Fiat Wall Finish 
eer § al A Truly Washable Velvet WITH U.S.G. MINERAL WOOL insulation tem in an eixsting house even Pl ped rooms, this air picks up Is Your Furnace . Fiala , 
cooler this summer. during the Add-on cooling is well suited'to| S*Fled back to the furnace ired Out? — 7 ° Applies Easily with Brash or | menth eof 1 Ithe situation in which: a family) var as ‘ie gir cmre return y Roller INSULATION MEANS April. wants to build an air-conditioned) 52°. be cooled and debeaidt. | Ul Velve-Tone is a modern OIL BASE wall CLIMATE CONTROL aoe dition. cable to afford the! fied again, Coleman explains, it paint especially designed to produce a   
soft, velvet-like finish on your wall and 
ceilings. Available in 16 lovely shades— 
produciog the pleasing, harmonious 
backgrounds so AMBASSADOR INSULATION [oS 2 somes veud Somes weonere| QUICK, CLEAN 
    
  
     
                      
      
         
         
         : roar conditioning, and forced-air: heat-| gisionine j Be Wise . .. Economize . .. With Pontiac's Oldest Insulation Co. ditioning is not shown in the draw- HEATING necessary to bring ing can be installed at once. Equi! é nm ie 483 Elizabeth Lake Rood FE.5-8405 [| ment necessary to convert toy oe: —— So Fc ligy-gg oops ot wae no ges Gal. $ 25 ree tem into year-round air condition-|function of the condensing unit, in yr . hd Mipdhewoher rage pteslboe d — which refrigeration machinery is COMFORT f] ie 
Pal neered, the renult wil tp gp housed, is to make the cooling coil Still ot the Same Old Price 
, a cessful as i he work had been * * 
* F B ick R rch Hl lm done in the beginning. : A cold refrigerant 
FACE DTICK MalGh TOMES Fee ne alas ats Ba through tubing, shown as hea 
H's LARGE BEDROOMS. ff oe wmemn wow SS - SATIN-GLOSS © a) duty. Coleman Com , 
* PRIME OAK FLOORS wa) Wichita, Kan, » manuiestones | THE PERFECT SEMI-GLOSS FINISH 
* Woodward Transportation Aaland c —— — * 5 ae ef All — a ne koe, F R Satin-Gloss is an enamel-like paint, easily applied 
3 19,500 WITH 4.500 DOWN Pe cept as bane a de ke to walls or woodwork and drying to a half gloss. 
* OPEN DAILY a For warm air heating systems 1° Easily cleaned with soap and water without. 
x Shits Wcatnan, 1Yo-Qtha. Cea’ Mat; “Ohet Mente vf 3 : Phone for FREE heating survey effecting the original finish. $ 25 | * 15660 Square Feet of Living Area. Lots 75 x 100 of Students Build Home _ | Satin-Gloss in the same match- : 
; Oaks mued. “faith Wen of Wesauenents Unaw denmreuion i ain Exactly Four Days GENERAL@® ELECTRIC ing shades of Velve-tone. . | ; 
x WM. BEATTIE—FE 5-7692 Pe es ra, _ Prt Radda AT THE SAME ¢ OLD PRICE 
PSE SESESSSSSSSSE SESS SS Sag! % yor dost-yotrset pro Ww 
. Se « «® : 
|. Well, it turns out that a two- 
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  HEATING—SHEET METAL 
elt te ee mio. = 17-19 So. Perry St. FE 5.6184 a 
in i 5 
("the house. is 1200 square fect bib aa Bee reno . oF features a built-in-appliance kitch- 3 jpedroum, glass - and - aluminum 
house, complete with kitchen, 
  
        
  
      en and very modern furniture. e 24 — REALTOR rere eee , | . No. You can’t do it in four 
Signs Are Everywhere! days. It took 75 students, working | 
at top speed and ability acquired at 
the University of Florida's Insti- 
tute of Arehitec ts to do the job, 
‘Coin Helps Assembly | 
° of New Type Office Desk | en j o y 
| A 5Ocent piece is all you need) 
|to assemble the desk made by the 
[Paylor Chair Co, of Bedford, Oto. resort-at-home |four legs plus two cabinets on   
  7000 Tappan St, ew 3-Bedroom .. . only $135¢Down ||| wheels. Brass fittings connect legs, 5 OL ¢ ‘and top, and they can be tight- living D e jened in place with a half dollar. 
e The Most Important Word to Any Seller Te © 6 revenge. 
The sale of this home was handled by Ladd's, Inc. For FAST, |}! / EFFICIENT SERVICE call one of our salesmen NOW! Fl ‘fe nee ee 
rolled on three-inch wheels under 
either side of the desk top like a 
conventional desk, or angled for | . ) 9 convenience, or rolled out entirely! 
to permit a ‘pound table conference 
é at the desk. ie 
Think ahead to a summer filled     | A new kind of cat, with curly | 
        
    
      4286 Dixie Hwy. REALTOR Drayton Pleins || whiskers and a decided curl in > -with family fun on your own ORiendo 3-1231 its hair, has been bred by a wom- ‘ e . y ® 
— - —__— ———! an in Cornwall, Newquay reports. a. private beach and recreation.area.., 
| A happy, healthy lifé of swimming; boating,   
J— ; : mae : : : fishing and sun bathing right at your own back 
door... Relaxed living in a beautiful rolling 
I i EBER J. LePARD subdivision with curved paved streets, located on sparkling 
Lake Oakland. Think of living spactously with 4 large 
  joins staff of realtor ward e. partridge | : bedrooms all equipped with oversized closets... 
Think happily of a deluxe kitchen with family 
    
               
   
  Making this announcement is 
most gratifying to our firm 
for we feel fortunate to have | 
“Kleb” associated with us. } 
For many, many years “Kleb” | 
was in business in Pontiae (. 
and very active in business 
and civic circles. 
He was manager of the Pon- 
tiac Motor Division “Retail 
Lobenotee’ Trade’ kane LAKE OAKLAND HEIGHTS tion, Past member of the eating space, erformous window wall, beautifully 
finished birch cabinets and Corkstone floors’ 
«+. 1% baths with colored plumbing and 
tile... Think of really living in 
Lake Oakland Heights. 
    Chamber of Commerce and introductory down , | 
Retail Merchants Associa- $ 1 5 9500 price $8 to vets renal 
tion. For a time he left Pon- FIND OUT HOW YOUR PRESENT HOME CAN BE THE DOWN PAYMENT ; “INCLUDES LARGE LOT 
tiac for other fields includ- Beautifully Furnished by Robinson Furniture Co. 1% BATHS ing going into business in Washington Bivd., Northiend Center J . PRIVATE BEACH 
Rochester and Detroit. 
To his many friends and business associates 
we extend an invitation to renew friendships 
with “Kleb” at our offices. 
We know Mr. LePard will be pleased to assist 
anyone interested in listing their property, 
buying or trading businesses or real estate. 
“The Bird to See wer & 
i 
realtor ward e. partridge 
_ Real Estate and Business Throughout Michigan 
1050W.HuronSt sit Ph. FE 4-3581.     
  
             
   
  MODELS OPEN 10 A. M.-8 P.M. DAILY — ORtando. 3-9378 
certitied Velss W. SEVEN MILE ROAD — 
           
      
    
   
      
        
   
    
   
       THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY,’ APRIL 7, 1956 
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Attic Solves a | ey ris al wil ee % it yes   
      ing the paint job. A good cure. for this is to put a coat of shellac 
jover parts of a board where knots     
        
    
  
    
      
    lare located before painting them. ‘ i 3 ¥ | 
= Space Problem | ~~ 1" aa ‘ 
LAST WEEK! | Exponsion Possibilities! tet Peeean P| > 
° . Exist Right Under i , 
of Winter Prices ion ut 7 a & wer ae ALUMINUM — ff the age 2 house is no barrier| sails 4 
FREE! .] STORM WINDOWS |!» cuovering tts tic tno Wing) | Coe ell rt 
fs 3 ALUMINUM : |} Insulation is always the essen-| |, ra iyi a ee 
i STORM DOORS —|/and trays have been developed to @ oo WS Pat a = 
ALUMINUM. fitween studs and rafters regard a AWNINGS less of the house's age fii 0-506       
   
            
    
      
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Siaivenl reed hatte ong Stent | CNH BLOON FLAN — Privacy and ginmor — he built Mf dashred, ‘Sie tuscfoquas now mindy lecet | White House Paint ..... . ca. $4.96 ¥ are blended in this plan. A two-car garage may ed away from the living rooms of the house. : 
; aaa meres : Screen Doors ..........$7 » SII amall set of burners is handy for for All Type Homes! 
SOS CEES SEH HEHEBEBDARSEHSHRHEEMH EE EHDA EBEY 
      
  
      
  
  
    
  Call voir | oes penn oe ae . tcotfe making Stepladders ... 4’ $3.36-67 $4.20 | available for houses with non- |! THE PONTIAC PRESS Off the kitehen hall is q lava- | ROOTO kills and removes roots, removes 
FE = conventional framing. : tery. ‘This la handy from the Geden from cower fines... -. Gal. $3,65 
. Insulation is easily cut to in-|! Building Editor: ' » Garage and basement 
free Door Hood with F scoieie aisha ae Gus Sits A ‘sharp! Enclosed is 35 cents. Please send me a copy of the study :. stairs. The rear service vestibule Drain Tile...............1e Ea. 
Every Order of | 9 A. M. to & P. Mi jie 's the only, too! nscesscry./{ Plan for The House of The Week, Design A-s06 + Pasement without entering the WM Bird Houses............60% off | it _ - > kitchen, Coat closets are located ) Aluminum Awnings eres manie ! at both the front and back doors. Garden Tools .......... .50% off 
—Porch or Patio o UEs I mol an an o tae am, — ‘ {Please Print) —— cteopte ‘taster | | Floor Sample Doors. . .$2 Off Reg. Price : | ; 3 ng room a ae tid 
assures @ snug fit. ‘ . + built-in vanity, a window and three, 
' £ All Awning & Storm Window Sales |,c"2.2"2.5cucn%) °°" {closets adjoins the master bed , | ‘ , s room and its private bathroom.| =" , “ = ” 
233 S. Telegraph — One Block South of Voorheis [20% ot ta omit ve cut CTX STATE Sie letter hes an oversize wan WORRY | 4/wer# Service ---All Vays 
; from the hon-vapor barrier side LeasCrediecwenmotaceseous oeecene dtdverwecuwccwe shower, i *\, ot \-¥) ALBERT B. 
F of the blanket to the vapor bar- The main bathroom off the hall, ' A ra 
   
     
rier. to serve the two rear bedrooms, 
ery Press House of the Weeki Sime te LOWRIE LUMBER co.       
            
         
    
  
  
  
    
      
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Emphasizes Living Space ite tose insures act iy 
1704 fae R A house built around a solarium|entrance f 4 solert , [Dawe Atiex? If DONALD R. HICKS, Mgr. WILLIAM MORIS, Sales H RD. a rium entrance foyer an um com- ‘ toned! - 
FEdere!l 4-2533 to make the most of indoor-outdoor' Pletely separating the sleeping in eo or 8) 1441 Baldwin (at Walton) FE 2-9104 
living is featured in Design A-506 278 from the rest of the home.|t) basement because of the abun-| for The H , |Still all the rooms are linked by 4. ,09 of ti | 
val louse of The Week. excellently designed circulation ves oon op apace avail 
“. ° making passage from any point to | this size. It ; "ae ay hone , Unusual planning divides this another both easy and natural. enough for a bowling "alle os 
house into distinct zones with the) yy. centralized location of the jstandard alley being 60 feet long. | 
: solarium highlights the conven. This basement is 65. 
. ; 3 ; ; . fences that have been packed | i * 
; 4 ‘ B48 Cans-Elcadeth Ra. , into this plan. If this distinctive | ,, “Puce for © complete laundry | 4 ; Whatever room !s used for intimate dining . : . : ~ where plumbing taps would be — = 
| en ee or informal entertaining, service ‘ : 
‘ j ; E You Need to t economical and the stairway ad- <x : od 
) § | & es _ from the kitchen is ideal. If it is jacent, There is ample » rant aan ——— : mo Pay 
a oe | . used for late reading, the bed. | a large game la gps ee 
BUILD REPAIR rooms are just a few steps away. | for g pilliard table, Under the | 
! AWNING | He | cee ee | > % orea, / r can keep an eye © | house would be an appropriate | B D 
| a Of avitelbial — —s moving spot for a photo dark , eines tes 
a { =— ee. plumbing taps from the bath-— 
FE 5-2102 163 W. Montcalm 
- QPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 7 P. M., SUNDAY 12 TO 4 P. M. ; ROYCE LAZENBY, MANAGER This solarium brings the garden| room lines would be handy, 
and landscaping into the heart of) Exterior st : ; a | E yling of this house is this house, Paved in vari-colored | especially smart, with low, sleek . | 
iA ny ie C 
flagstones, red quarry tile or tinted | lines accented by colorful vertical 
and scored concrete, the floor con-! .i 4) 
Red Wood tinues outdoors to form a patio or berm, See Pan — ny pr $ 97 ' 
Down Monthly 
plus costs   
           
       
       
    
   
     
     
    
| terrace. Sliding glass doors sepa-jthe front window , ; 8. The front en- 
PANELING tate the indoor and outdoor parts trance door, flanked by glass side’ 
plus Taxes and Ins. 
        of the solarium. Planting boxes lights, is protected from the 
  
  
        
  
  
    
  
          
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6-8-10-inch widths — are — on each side of the weather by an extension of the. 
} $* ve te. \root overhang, | IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY er MLIVING SPACE ee 8 
| ' Petaprmiag ee en al This is a house that would add F eatur es 
house, w stant distinction t | vista or closed in garden landscap-|— eset tiem iceman = mee _ os ae Weed Kitchen 
« jing, it is visible as soon as you) www Gas Hot Water Lorge Utility Room 
: E xtension istep in the front doorway. > Willi M 54 Fully Insulated City Water and Sewer 
: * 6 *@ 4 us . 2 Copper Plumbing Perimeter Heat—Auto. Gas 
. LADDERS A good-sized house, this de- |2 BREWE 2 FHA Approved 768 Sq. Ft. of Livable Space 
sign gives you a total floor area 2 $ Over 70-Ft. Frontage Near Schools, Bus, Shopping 
oo .6|¢6hSILES EO oe ee Broker 3 MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 1 - 6 my - Foot —_ counting the garage; There are 2. $ 
1 ; | three bedrooms, two bathrooms, | Complete Real ‘Estate Services} | DIRECTIONS: Take Saginaw to Oakland. West on Oakland past 
: ...adds beauty to your g nds! 24 50 | an extra lavatory and a full base- $ © Listings Wanted © Buy and ; Montcalm to sign at Sarasota. Right on Sarasota | block to model. 
4 FREE CORNER Foot $21 ZY | ment. Architect Rudolph A, Ma- 5 4 Sell Contracts © Will Trade? 
For complete, permanent all round protection, COLUMNS WITH EACH , tern has incorporated a maxi |% fonwacts for Ranch Typey ; insist on Anchor Fence. Requires no annual — . PORCH AWNING | mum of attractive features in | $ Homes. z s 
| —_-> zinc coated after weaving, not a | this house. 2 55 N. Parke St. 2 
: fore. Call for FREE estimate. KOOL VENT For example, the living room is| 2 . FE 4.5181 > : FE 5-7923 
— Combination Doors especially well planned for pleas-| § PUTT CTC T CCC CCC TCT 4 , 
ant placement of furniture. It has} ———_______ annaeestinglosinannstpaionnane x 5 rece   
     FE 5S.7471) || opener 0x81 € a large log burning fireplace cen- 30x8 ] 4” tered directly opposite a front 
S GM Employes Get 25° Discount 
PLUS HOLDEN RED STAMPS! 
“Do-It-Yourself” Heating Bargains 
Perimeter Heat S$ 
for . 
AVERAGE   
    WROUGHT IRON 32.81 bowed window that is 12 feet wide.| 
NO DOWN | Ist PAYMENT | 36 MONTHS. RAILINGS ‘An open-plan dining room gives 
PAYMENT IN JULY | TO PAY DISPLAY OFFICE this living area a combined length 
710 $. CASS ROAD lof almost 33 feet from the foyer. 
      : The dining room also has a large 
Dupont Paints for ifront window. 
Interior or Exterior [ROOMY KITCHEN     Call Evenings — FE 5-5015 
      | The kitchen is especially roomy 
DON ALDSON land light, It has one wide window 
‘over the sink and another at the 
:, \breakfast table, The back of the) 
LUMBER C0 fireplace chimney wall provides a’ 
= natural place for a built-in oven. 
27 Orchard Lake Ave. An ample corner is provided for a’ 
large refrigerator. Separate sets! 
FE 2-8381 of top burners are suggested mi 
: two locations in the kitchen. One     
    
      
    
      
     
   
   
    
      
   
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fies. 125] Goup Bond | $404 cix'naonne’ — S47(| PLASTERBOARD | BLOCKS Only Fe remium | ma....... 
dxf FIR PLYSCORE SAS baa bers | Build Your Home INCLUDES— 
ra mt — 4x8x%" Plasterboard .....$1.55 with Delco 84,000 BTU Pontiac's 
: FIR BOARDS $ 4x8x¥2" Plasterboard .....$1.65 . Furnece _ Only 
Now Only ....... 110 aly os aa $1.98 | Quality-Tested “Automatic Controls Heating, Dealer 
1x6 White 16x48 Lath—32 Ft... $1.05 Blocks All Nesssoury Busts That Gives $ : PINE BOARDS 89 All Metal Products at 2 New Low Price ae P= 275 Gallon Tank HOLDEN 
| Now Only ......... THESE ARE C&C SPECIALS! None Beiter : ae ae tine Gut All Accessories—Leyout eg - RED STAMPS 
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      to Manufacturing No. 1: 
Part of Southwest ‘s of Section | 
Town 3 North, Range 9 East, described! 
as follows: | 
Beginning at a point on North and 
South \% line of said Bection, said point 4! 
being distant North 0°31" West 113.52) 
% corner of said Sec-| feet from 
tion; thence rumning North 6°31' West 
354.44 feet along said ™% line to a point; 
thence South *29° West 491.60 feet to 
Haven and Milwaukee Railroad (now 
Grand Trunk Western Railroad) right ig No. 2 
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|not bring reproach upon the state     
  |born to choose a leader who would 
of Michigan,"’ Diggs said. 
Lodge Calendar ular meeting, Pontiac Chap- 
‘ter No. 228 O.E.S., Mon, April 9th 
at 8 P.M., 18% E. Lawrence. Edith) 
M. Coons. ° —Adv 
  A red and black Schwinn bicycle 
belonging to Darwin Ladner of 5 
  That decided Minas on his career 
and he became a justice. of the 
epace-in his home town and has | 
been marrying people ever since. 
His hobby is collecting wedding 
ring boxes. At last count (which 
really is more of a guess) he fig-/ 
ured his collection now numbers) 
30,000 boxes, 
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Although he doesn’t number the | 
His most treasured box is the) 
      
producer Alfonso Sanchez Tello to 
purchase a bell. 
PRESENT BELL 
But now the machine moved in. 
This would be a good thing — for 
the picture. Trained publicity men 
channeled the news to the press. 
Krueger .re-wrote one of the film's 
  
The 13th Has Jinxed 
“Please, Your Honor, don’t con-| 
tinue my case until April 13," said)     
      
  
      
  
  
  
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from the group and went to tug 
on Sherman's sleeve and, with the 
~|director in tow, returned to the 
clergymen, 
Two boys brought the bell, sus- 
pended in a crude tripod of logs, 
and set it before them. ° 
Fathers Miguel Uribe and Jose 
Angel Castaneda at once began the 
ceremony of dedication. 
rom ‘he area to play 
Comanche braves, rode their |that with the current semester it 
\is offering what is believed to 
ibe the first banking curriculum 
of its kind in the nation. 
The program, developed in 
cooperation’ with the - Michigan 
Bankers Assm., includes study of 
banking operations, lending, in- 
vestments and capital foundation 
problems. 
of business administration are 
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' . - : THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 ¥ - } ° TWENTY-SEVEN | 
‘ ; Saaee . ee aes 4 F . oie ' = of 
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Enalish Students} MARKETS |Adlai Maps Busy Deaths in Nearby Communities®27s C> Picks il él MINIT BY soto May d Aides sa.  o r PRODUCE e. 4 a * ayor an es | 
Befferin 1927 te =e llinois Program cuts 4 tick, | samt rae fin Close Election ory eft artis : VIDE LAKE ORION — Service for, | Mrs. dames L, Pickens eh 
so $5 Ee Se Se te Se ae al , Charles A. Kitchen, Tl, Lake Orion| LAPEER — Double ae. he ee ee er 
Tat Shows Hh School Ezy EEL] Unoppoved in rimany, mts Ca tr Skat fe a cee Graduates Better Years ? 8 ee a, Macintosh. ;| Stevenson Plans on Big ee, ie ie te es p.m,{for Mr, and Mrs. James L, Pick-|one-vote margin, and the 
Ago Than Now pay 2 by Me}. B14) Vote in Home State Monday at Sharpe Funeral Home.|¢ns, who were fatally injured in|up and third place candidates were No 1, 2.50-2.00 bu. a acal: . Serial will be in Lakeview Comets sutemabio sectiont nope Muwn./cepeeetet 07 sneer Settler 
CORVALLIS, Ore. NS) — Reith : pati CHICAGO W Adlai E. Stevenson, tw viving. are his wile, Beulah,|and Mr. Pickens died yesterday. |28, of 654 N. Perry St. He had 309 
welegs tend to support the belet|Pame"es: As ty LOPS, vs, pecx|mmoppeed in the Ilinols Demo- and two sisters, Mrs. Blossom Hau-| Mrs, Pickens, 85, will be buried| votes. : that high school graduates had a epee eek cratic presidential preference pri-| ser of Redford and Mrs, Nellie|in Mt. Hope Cemetery, beside her 7. * 
errcuates had 8 sets, Ro EBs ae 20 bag. Parsnips.|mary Tuesday, mapped a busy Downs of Windsor, Ont first husband and Mr, Pickens, 88, racy Batgliry. fh hg et 
“eration ago than they do nowadays, | 184, #-l bac, Me 1. 1001.1 sh beg. |Weekend of campaigning for a big] Wesley Westover will be buried beside his first wite/¢xtra hour at the club while eight 
ee Se thee olouse Re  slab1 $0 dos’ bebe, |VOt@ in his home state. MARLETTE—Service tor Wesley|*t Boval Oak. sa tn sar ona ends an toe The English department at Ore-|No'1 "10:0 -10 box ae othouse. Renin - a : W. Westover, 55, of 3459 South) Clyde B. Warren and Jim Marshall, 15, third with gon state college gave a 1927|¥° },,100:1.80 doy bens. Rutabagas, No) | Sln ngs gp. es Main St., will be at 2:30 p.m. Sun-| OXFORD — are!307 votes... “placement examination! 300-2 $0. bu, 7 gg day in the Latter Day Saints)Pending at Bossardet- Fu-| Also elected to the commission 
to the 1800 freshmen. onthe rdter small, 800-10.08;ltees and Students for Church, with burial in Marlette|neral for Clyde B. Warren, |with Cartier and Marshall. were 
The freshmen of 1927 did bet- groups, sponsored by the National) Cemetery. Mr. Westover who lived|72, of 40 Moyers Ave., who died at/ Robert Rabaja, 13; Gary Thomas, 
mar, The students of 1956 and ernising gency tees. day at his home. Mrs, Rush B. Cummings Tye election was preceded by 
1927 are about equal on English |p): ‘ After a news conference, he was He is survived by his wife, Jenny! Service for Mrs. Rush B. (Anna|¢@mpaign speeches and demonstra- | 
usage and punctuation, Picks Top Assistant to go to Alton, IIL, in the southern} MeMullen Westover, and two broth-| Wixom) 80, Argentine, | tions in behalf of candidates. Cam-— | 
ers, Laverne and Berthold West-|(Mich,) will be at 2 p.m, paign promises ranged from a part of the state, to address a wag 3nd 
the Sagsain en te ME. Tile Stephen P. Ps. Mrs. Fred McCaslin den, with burtel ta Wiseun Comse-|tnendhlp_ taining pevgrems. The | 
school average was * * * tery. Mrs. Cummings, a former|new nothing more : McManus, & Adams . AVON TOWNSHIP — Service for , “ ” 
nals. . . sone mounced this, He Winds up his campaign in Mra. Fred A, (Ina) McCaslin, 74,|Wiom and Oakland County resi-/than to “do a good job. : BIG DIFFERENCE week by E. A,|Ulinois Monday night with a tele- of 2901 , will be at 10/%mt for about 50 years, died yes- ’ 
Dr. Herbert B. Nelson, head of Jones, president| Sion address, — : a.m, Monday at the Dudley H. at her home in Argentine. Convict Pontiac Man : 
the English department, ‘said the of the Bloomfield|, Much meaning could be read in- Funeral Home, Auburn| She is survived by her husband; Breakin: Cha _* 
big difference was in the 50-word Hills advertising |‘ this year’s results of the presi- Heights, Graveside service will be|ne sister, Mrs. eons gad otjon ) rges “s 
spelling section, Such words as firm. dential preference primary, which at 1:30 p.m, the same day in Elk- , : A Pontiac man who pleaded — * 
similar, laboratory, privilege and Cities maneger tS 2 8 EE ton Cemetery, Cass City, with bur- Alex Parr guilty yesterday to daytime break- 
apologize were far more bother- manager'In the 1952 primary Sen. Estes jal there. Mrs. McCaslin died sud-| GOODRICH — Service for Alex|ing and entering was sentenced to « 
some this year than 29 years ago. at the time of his|Kefayver, the only name on the denly yesterday. Parr, 93, of 10476 East Hegel Rd.,/18 months to five years in State  * 
appointment, Lu-|Democratic ballot, received 526,301 A resident of the county for 27|here, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday|Prison of Southern Michigan for , The difference in the formal kacs has been|¥oles. Stevenson, who as a candi- years, she is survived by her hus-|from the C, F, Sherman Funeral/violation of probation. - 
grammar section was slight, Nel- eisnlated with 12, for governor and was not band; four sons, Roy «hd Cari of|Home in Ortonville, with burial in * * @ ° 
son reported, In this section stu- he listed as a choice, re- Pontiac, Ray and Ward of Avon|Davisburg Cemetery. He died Fri-| Clifford Church, 17, of 197 5S. , . 
dents were asked to identify prep- the COMPANY ceived 54,336 write-in votes. 4. \'Township; a daughter, Mrs. Beryl|day at the home of his son Je-/Telegraph Rd., was sentenced by + — 
ositional phrases, participial | LUKACS since its forma- ss 8 AP Wirephete |rranklin of Rochester; two sisters,| rome, Oakland County Circuit Judge H. | - phrases, gerund phrases, infini- [tion in 1934.,Prior to becoming) Supporters of Kefauver, Who PAYS DEBT — Mrs. Christine McMaster, of Pittsburgh, Pa. |nrg Lucy Seeger of Cass City| He is survived by his son, Je-/Russel Holland, who had placed , 
tive phrases, adjective clauses, |ffice manager, he served in the/scored an upset victory over Ste-| walks with her pet dog, Spats, which she found-as an abandoned |and Mrs. Charles Klinkman of/fome of Goodrich; a daughter,|him on three years’ probation last + 
adverb clauses, noun clauses, |*¢counting, research and dealer co-/ yenson jn Minnesota last month in| puppy four years ago.’ They graduated recently from a seeing-eye Dearborn; 11 grandchildren and|Mrs. Madge Fink of Clarkston; ajJuly. ~ : | independent clauses and apposi-- ee — on first hander contest, have} dog school in Columbus, O. Mrs, McMaster had 20-20 vision when |one great-grandchild. brother, James of Belleville, five; ~~ — aa 4 | tives, e urged write-in votes. abetic condi! grandchildren, seven _ London scheduled a ‘ | 
The best result im the teat this/2% sssistant to Fred J. Hatch,| Backers of Kefauver have denied En ee ee wn Coe 2. Seen children and five  great-great|gress on High-Speed Photography | year was 21 mistakes, and. the 28°%cY general manager. any concerted write-in campaign cara ~ gimme — Service for! grandchil 1956. ot 
= Sa but said if he gets 10 per cent! BB ] L Ch ; , | part = m9 miter“ "Diggs Suggests |x seer we oe vnc DELLS Of Los Chupaderos retivos, vit sis pa um WE NOW HAVE © TELEPHONE TRUNK UNES | . ‘ . sider it proof of his strength in I 0 5.9495 FE 5-9497 bd 
Poir , 3.8 T ] Th k H ] Chapel, here, with burial in Walled FE doral 2-0296 a ay ro Aven Seochie Carpi That Psychiatrists" ol anks to Hollywood oir crnity Ste wagemer|] Federal ll en ee RT died suddenly PONT oy Two men who had pleaded in- Check Hubbard V . LOS CHUPADEROS, Mex. (INS), scenes making the ringing bell a| He 4s.survived by his wife, Mary Credit Union $. : 
nocent to night-time breaking and) LANSING (#—A negro repesent- ays a en ind —The two-hundred inhabitants of)warning signal of a Comanche Rosckrams Waggoner, and three ‘ * | 
entering March 12 pleaded guilty ative suggested today that -Dear- ‘a tiny adobe-mud Mexican village/ raid, 850 JOSLYN STREET ae 
to an added count of daytime|born’s Mayor Orville Hubbard ’ P bead Lavoro sh ee — When the bell arrived—a sew Mrs, Lena Loomis = “ 
should be examined b: - | nsensi bronze price RD—Servi . Lena] ‘ 
preenee iil aiid trists . 7 payenis Was Homely meeny-dncking machine % Ss, tat ssuliied @ ys ra dhe Boowing 8. of 31% West Burdick, THE HOB-NOB SHOP = 
* 2 2 Rep. CharlesM. Diggs (D-Detroit) the thing of human warmth it also) presented it to the town’s hum- |Will be held at 2 p.m. 6089 Highland Rd. (M-59) Yo Block W. of Airport. OR 3-7112 4 William O. Wall, of 20500 An-|said on the floor of the House ‘Marryin’ Sam‘ Says can be. ¢ 8 * , ble and embarrassed mayor, from the Flumerfelt Funeral Home | peyeS : a 
dover St., Detroit, and Nickolas| that Hubbard had told the press y ¥ Siceei Sherman ot the! FPatelsco Almares, amid the |here, with burial in Mt. Pleasant HOBBIES and MODELS of All Kinds eee 
Delco, 30 E. Pearl St. Hazeljhe had kept his job as mayor of| Half the Men He Wed Fics ae cnche”” was the first| “Mr of cameras and pop of Cometaey. ie an eS yes--| Gem Stones and Minerals for Rock Hounds ~ 
slosh —s aide tebaoriek Doetoes : = 15 years | because/ Were Better Looking to notice something awry in the Satteie. porter fred ~ eget Semana, to: 5 
plant with intent to rob. fre Secon every ident of poe a village of ‘Los Chupaderos” (the) But although the new bell had nations be given to the heart fund. . 4 
They will be sentenced April 16 son” ~_ e res ar- CROWN POINT, Ind. (INS) — Sucklings) when Carl Krueger's been delivered, the townspeople .* * ® ~ Hy 
by Oakland County Circuit Judge! pigs alleged that Hubbard had|CTown Point's own Marryin’ Sam,|Co™P&ny moved in: The ubiquitous|showed none of the expectd eag-| 4 resident of Oakland County | Clark J. Adams. . sai d publicly: |who has tied the knot for 30,000 church, as much a part of the erness to install it. - 168 years, Mrs, Loomis is survi a | 
, * en: wet couples, said at least half the men ences ng as barefoot PONS, BIG PROCESSION w = harper a — Leneead a 
en! P “I am for segrega and ‘who have passed through his office “5 ung. _ : ps rs, Steven - 
CHARLESTON, W. Va, u&) — Aj twe million per cent at all | Valentino. that indeed a eburch existed but |cession th Saad. te ., Oscar of Waterford and L, A, “ 
_ Crow has been fined for shooting| levels.” } oe « that is had no steeple because~|mrough is tee b rire Loomis of North Bend, Oregon; six a‘ a screech owl. The Conservation! «This man should be -forcibly|_ Sixty - year - old Harvey Minas| there had never “been enough |warriors and shouting men. that{@randchildren; five  great-grand- a 
Department i the $20 fing was commited to examination “oy the gent inn’ war ed | MONEY Aman the werkppers to Joccpied part ofthe ite town |Groq'=® "ne #¥= 4 ; . “|group of psychiatrists and put 0 ya . * , 
ag mig a, ed by! away in the interests of public|""™*: = There was a sadness in this that saager Almarex, consisted of two : | ood : — po said. , both «ae on. ng eae the director felt needed correcting.) piack-robed priests, two page Banking Curriculum ert 
AMENDMENTS “I ca attention of the He ordered com prop men to ; : 33" 
dhe; Tepanly of Waterford, County of|House to these remarks because Crown Point with Justice of the sepeadioty pasa sas a belltower preg me een office. yg Being Offered at MSU- ao 
The following Amendments to the Wa-|this man’s attitude reflects upon| Peace in his home town and has ion the tiny church, and at the| stopped in front of the church, | EAST LANSING (—Michigan Oy 
tertord, Township Zoning Ordinance: | the failure of the people of Dear-| 84 Minas acting as a witness. | same time instructed Mexican co- State University has announced 
  Yin IDAHO WHITE PINE facturing No, 1; . . Valentino box among his trophies, | . A a leading to a ALITY | 
Town » orth, Range > Bast, Watertord News in Brief Minas has the box the ring came Him — He Tells Judge The money - making machine cmtiaseie end 4 tet ar aaah messi! ie “wee ) ine, Werinonsiery of Gkremaeead in from more then one celebrity.) LONG BEACH, Calif.  — stopped. enican youl™s, re jresulting in a degree of bachelor Regular Price $23.00 a 100 sq. ft. 
  of war excepting West 916.20 feet, also Monterey St., was stolen whilejone that carried the wedding ri i | mn es nearh' hear priests’ . " Sa Price . $20.00, a 100 $q. ft, 
Sistent Moreh e31" Nest 113 32 feet on parked at the Baldwin School, cor-|for the bride of Red Grange te i 5 Saas, acce < eee eae oo and nts have. a ; bo le ee. a West 35244 feet’ thence South’ eo-ay'(net of E. Howard St. ‘and Edison Galloping Ghost of Ilinois. a pent ” ici ‘Dana Andrews walked quietly — their studies by touring . : oa 
West 49160 feet, thence South $4747"/St. The Pontiac license is No. 191, | iF; te tyman B. waver seal fate | to the scene. the er vacation Ni | ; HIT PINE i ee long Northeasterly , ; udge n B. 5 4 ” | durt ‘ gummer Vv Railroad right of way line to beginning. seria] .P-91580. It is valued at $30. 5 - B : Rj begun, ms WwW E ‘| terday. 
Containing 4 eT RURTON HILLIKER, One U. 8. Royal tire and wheel, pring rings ise “You bet,” Baldwin said. tit wae one an ““_ = 4 as nny Wide igs ; . ’ ’ Secretary, os. Board, | 
LOUIS G. BARRY, 
Clerk, Waterford ‘Townshi 
  7.60, valued at $42, was stolen 
from a 1944 Olds owned by Leslie   in U. S. Retail Trade         was married on the 13th, we split 
up on the 13th and I got divorced 
    The two boys tied a rope on the 
bell and hoisted it into place in       Life-of Virginia's Lee ce re eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 
« , 
Regular Price $29.00 a 100 bd. ft. _. April 7, 1956) Kildow ‘of 3170 — St. while . om the 13th... .” the tower, In a few tnlautes. the . 
seateg NOTICE, TO BIDDERS [te cer ne parte in the drive-) NEW YORK u—There was |. Case continued until April 12," sound of it pealed out across the Associate Manager 
the Board of County, Road Commissto | way of ‘Ge Fentinc Generel How. she i ai roy the judge interrupted, ltown and countryside, calling the Reduced Price $27.50, a 100 nt} ; ssion- Ls time between 7 and 9 82a'P expansion in retail turnover . ‘ ry : ding. 2 crs of the County of Oakland at their Pital, some me ent a “this week and @ollar volume was ——— ‘people to mass. : : j | . Z i + ; ; offices, 560 8. Telegraph Road, Pontia 
Michigan until 10:06 o'clock, a.m., Ea   * * of the Month co p.m. Friday. Waterford Twp. Girl inoticeably above that of a year 
    ern Standard Time, April 19, 1986. at Wandals broke inte Avondale : Sherman turned to the quiet which time an a y will be pub- : ago, Dun & Bradstreet said tod: : din A Accid she o qu 
help opened Sok acle tereering High School in Avon Township! ; hanes “Y | Injure in Auto Accident ‘grouped members of the “‘Com- iit in the weekly review of business. ueen pun noc 001 . the following: 
High Pressure Lubricating Equipment. 
Information, bidding blanks and spect- 
fications may be obtained uF 
All proposals must be» pla 
as to theirs contents. 
he rd reserves the right to re- 
ject any or all proposals or to ‘waive 
defects and to accept the proposals that, 
in the opinton of the Board, is; in the 
hest interest and to the advantage of 
the Boar#& of County Road Commis- 
sioners of the County of Oakland, 
Michigan, and of the County of Oakland, 
Michigan, pon request. 
nly marked 
BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD| 
COMMISSIONERS 
COUNTY OF OAKLAND, 
MICHIGAN 
LEE 0. BROOKS 
SOL D. LOMERSON 
ROBERT 0, FEL 
April 7, 1956 OF . THE 
  
ORDINANCE NO. 1305 
An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No 
1300 entitled “The Annual Appropriation 
Ordinance for the year 1956," by adding 
to said Ordinance Section 2A. Adopted: Apri] 5, 1956 
Effective: April §, 1956 An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 
1300 entitled “The Annual Appropriation 
Ordinance for the Year 1956” by adding 
to said Ordinance Section 2A. 
The City of Pontiac Ordains: 
Section 1: 
That Ordinance No. 1200 entitled “The 
Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the 
year 1986" be and the same is hereby 
amended adding to said ordinance 
Section 2A, said added and amended 
Section 2A to read as follows: 
Section 2A: There is hereby appropriat- 
hundred thousand 
dollars: ($400,000.00) for. the Public 
Safety Building Fund, which sum, to- 
gether with the sum of four hundred 
seventy-five thousand dollars 
000.00) heretofore appropriat 
Nielent to cover be contract 
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  ed, 
Thabilit 
tien of 
    in 
The 
          
   Thursday night, and smashed nu- 
merous inside windows, ransacked 
teachers’ drawers and stole at least 
$20, according to Oakland County 
Sheriff's Deputy Leo Hazen. 
Gary Swan of 172 Wall St. re- 
ported the theft of his red Western 
Flyer Bicycle valued at $20 while 
parked near the above address, 
A red and cream Rollfast bicycle 
was stolen fro min front of 63 
Osmun St., between 9:45 and 10:15 
p.m. Friday, The owner. O. B. Cry- 
er of 53 Osmun St., values it at $40. 
Charged with driving under the 
influence of liquor, Jack O'Neil, 33, 
of Detroit yesterday pleaded guilty 
|before Waterford Township Justice 
Willis Lefurgy and was fined $100 
or 60 days in jail. 
Paul Harris of 4927 Horger St., 
reported theft of two tires, wheels, 
and two chrome wheel discs valued 
at $40. The robbery occurred be- 
tween 12:30 p.m, Tuesday and 3:30 
p.m, Friday 
If your friend’s‘in jail and needs’ 
—, 
  setae Pe Sp hereby ation of eight : Pe 
Bui Return Man to Prison 
   ifor Violation of Parole 
  bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031., | Percentagewise, trade in the mid- 
dle Western states was six to 1 
per cent above last year, South 
and sSouthwestern “states had a 
turnover of five to nine per cent 
better than a year ago, New Eng- 
land states reported business bet- 
ter by two'to six per cent, while 
in the Eastern, Northwestern and 
Pacific Coast states trade was four 
‘to eight per cent up over the 1955 
week.   * * * 
ichases of women's spring apparel, | 
ties and there was an upsurge in. 
the buying of new automobiles,’ 
the agency said, ‘“‘but volume was 
year, Post-Easter sales promotions 
and reduced priced sales were 
less frequent than a year ago.” 
  
Finance Executives 
to Meet at U. of M. 
ANN ARBOR @—More than 200 
finance executives will measure 
the nation’s economy in the three- 
con-   | 
Do you have a carpet problem? 
Call Tuson Carpet Serv. FE 5-8103. 
  . : ‘ 
“Consumers increased their pur-| 
furniture, and Easter food special-| 
| CONWAY, Ark. below that of the similar week last C, Benton paid $2,000 for a lot to A Waterford Township girl, 19, 
injured in a traffic accident yes- 
terday as she ran across the corne 
of S ashabaw road and Walton bow 
levard, is in fair condition in St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital today, a 
thorities said. * e 
Township police said it still is 
not determined whether Donna G. 
Spurbeck, of 4852 Mary Sue St. 
ran into the car driven by William 
R, Walls, 17, of 666 Second Ave., 
or whether Wall's car struck her. 
2 Inches of Land Re 
Investment Plus Extra 
uw — Sherbert 
build a new insurance agency of- 
fice building here last February. 
Now he's got his money back, plus 
some extra, and all he’s lost is a 
2-inch strip - om edge of his lot. 
* 
After three surveys, Benton de- 
cided that a neighboring service 
his property line. 
He filed suit and received a 
settlement of $2,165.65, 
Blonde Trouble Traced 
     
    pays | 
    anche” cast and said very quickly: 
  |Wrap it up boys. That's all for | oday Aid 
  Sues for Damages 
in Spouse's Death 
A $100,000 damage suit was filed 
in circuit court yesterday by Ellen 
Dawley, 31, of Ortonville, against 
the driver of the car which killed 
her husband, Frank, Jan, 27 near 
Holly. 
* * 
| The suit charges Ruth L. Furhoff 
lot Holly with operating her car in ‘a “careless, reckless, willful, wan- 
ton and negligent manner.” Mrs. 
Furhoff reportedly was passing a| 
truck uphill when her car collided 
head-on with Dawley’s on M37.   
      ARTHUR L. BRANDENBURG 
Mr. Arthur Brandenburg has f 
been named Associate Man- 
ager for the month of March, f 
by Louis Pohl, manager of the 
Pontiac: District. 
Mr. Brandenburg has made an 
enviable record with the Life of 
Va, during the lew years he 
has been associated with them. 
He was a consistent leader as 
an agent, and. after being pro- 
moted to his present position 
on the Ist of january, is now 
  Mrs. Dawley is acting as adrmin- 
istratrix of her husband’s ontate! 
in the suit. 
Wider Beaches Seen © 
for Western Michigan 
MUSKEGON (® — A survey re- 
cently completed by the U. 5.) 
Corps of that west 
be much wider 
Lake Michigan at 
years.   
in 
"The engineers predict t   I< T 
mal Bem cage ogee 
beaches bee Idest establishing himself as a 
leader of men. Mr. Brandenburg 
feels that his staff deserve the 
for this record, and says; 
         
    
       
        
       
           Regular Price $4.80 per 100 sq. ft. = 
Reduced Price . .$4.46 per 100 sq. ft. 8 = 
1x4 “D” SELECT QUALITY 9 = FIR FLOORING - : 
Regular Price $17.50 per 100 sq. ft. = 
Reduced Price.$16.00 per 100 sq. ft. B ~ 
You can take it with you and save money on many ' 
items on Roth’s Cash and Carry Plan. Ag 
Pay for Materials on a No Down 
Payment Plan — Up to 2 
3 Years to Pay! | .        
   
       
      
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SPARKS-ORIFPIN ee . 
; Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME rvice. Plane or Motor 
pase   
  
POUR LOTS IN WHITE CHAPEL 
RIAL 
locations $45 and up.   
  
  
The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
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DIEMAKERS. 
TOOLMAKERS 
Tool Machinist]; 
co NIGHT SHIFT - 
me PONTIAC 
PRECISION 
TOOL 163 Orchard Lake Ré. 
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY HOUSE 
  Frareratys on ‘% SON Oldsmohile 
—__t_¥_ Mas, baer EXPERIENCED LAYOUTS AND 
rs. eat ke hie ‘ack 
6 own Work, en Mig. 
5454 Diate Hi, 
  EXPERIENCED ae FURNI- 
wire salesman, Good ae 
references ress, Lay's Furni- ture Store, Military Street, Port Huron, M an. — 
>| Bees sine, deere nk. snared ith Steady wor Veca ” Ra vey. 
_Sieries. — pert aae   
Sefer aos y hom oe gy mene | 
forall { CARPENTER. A-i CAB- 
et work, Must be able to work 
cifications. 
rtier 
  
Food Plan. Salesmen We are tp poet. veral men. 
whe “are net ed with their 
  
GOSPEL SINGERS Christian a besote. to sing 
with past time, 
_Call @ Taylor, , TE 
LABOR 
A ¥ “ON HOUSEWIVES a, offer Earn $15 & up Bates. 14, 8. GBagi- 
og tee MAN TO START GASOLINE POW- red ent for rental cus- 
oer” grease ipment and 
keep clear, load equipment, keep 
- simple records. ir week. 
bonus for 8 month's sed 
Write Box n “pontiac Pr 
_ _PARTS MAN 
setieseees ence, Riemenachnelder Broa. 
8. Saginaw. PE 2-013)   
Position Open 
Boy Scout Part time work. ft schoo! and   
    
  
  
    
ARTIST AND DISPLAY LAYOUT MAN. MUST BE QUALIFIED IN LAYOUT AND COPY WRITING. WRITE BOX 31, PONTIAC PRESS GIVING FULL DETAILS OF TRAIN- ING, EXPERIENCE AND BACKGROUND. 
  
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  Birmingham 
RAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 
FOR 
CHASSIS DESIGNERS 
| PRODUCT CHECKERS 
DETAILERS 
APPLY ta 
TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT 
‘ DIVISION 
“UR SEES OPEN WEDNESDAY ‘TIL   
  ds. 16 years eal 
APPLY NNEL DEPT. 
WAITE’S . STORE 
MAN WANTED | FOR R LAWLIPOR 
    
seater edt ver, y ayne, 
3:30 to 4:30. 
XL Company, ' 
our products direct to farmers, 
truckers, road builders, etc. in 
surrounding territery now te en. 
On the job training furni: 
. oe 8 Gross, 24101 Berkley. 
_ Mich. 
, SALESMAN Full time, rtunities aqiers. 
pees Aubera Road, Auburn 
SAL: WANTED, FLOOR COVERING AND aes 
Fieiee, Soule PROINtMENT N ARY 
on MR, SRANFIELDS. 
44567 
Skilled help. Machine 
hand, die cast diemakers. 
58 hours. Excellent work- 
ing conditions. Top rates. 
Mold- Rite Engineering   
  
  
  
Co., 45241 Grand River, 
Novi. Phone Northville 
Pe   
MEN OR WOMEN. PART OR 
birt time. $1.50 per br. Call after 
4:30. 33_E. Lawrence St,   
Toolmakers 
Jig and Fixture! 
Builders 
Spotters 
APPLY IN PERSON 
Artco Inc. 2010 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion 
  CTURAL AX 
STRUCTURAL 
“- 
        EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. AP. wie iy at Songer Res- 
TENCED 
ingham me, me 
nights. No cook: 
erences necessary. Salary 
6-4556 ing, of iron- 
GENERAL 
FORD 
Birmingham 
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 
FoR ° 
Secretaries 
AND 
*| Stenographers 
WITH OR WITHOUT 
EXPERIENCE 
# 
Auth:   it working fee me and 
bene’ n are 
various staff sttlene. such as 
s. enginering, purchasing 
ontroller s office 
APPLY _ 
2500 E. MAPLE RD 
BIRMINGHAM 
OPEN WEDNESDAY TILL 8 P.M. 
Gints FOR WORK IN LAUNDRY 
$40 8. Telegraph,“ near 
_chard Lake Ave. GIRL FOR MOTHER'S ‘S HELPER. 
Lon! housework, Private room 
| bath. References. MT 4-8054. 
Sia IRL OR WOMAN LIGHT HOUSE- pat pe ioe. Live in, steady. 
  
  INTELLIGENT ALL - AROUND 
‘trl, 25 to 45, good with pre's hag 
Fiala ‘cooking. Also for 
pet oi cleaning, Some days with 
children, some days cleaning 
days week steady. Sleep in an _nights, $21. References. MI 4 
FOR, Porton erat } LADY nights. OR 3-761 
MIDDLEAGED -LADY TO DO He housework, for couple. FE 
SOBER RESEARCH LABORA- yates have the following open- 
: TENOGR APHER— 
TWX OPERATOR 
STENOGRAPHER 
TYPIST— 
PURCHASING OFFICE Pleasant working cometiens, 6 da 
week, cafeterias, facili- 
8 Mile rodale. 
MOTHER'S “HELPER. Sy DAYS 
week, Live in, Christian home. 
_MI 64741 
NURSE TO CARE FOR ELDERLY 
gentieman, more for home than 
__wages, Private jhome. LI 3-837. 
RELIABLE WOMA 
for babysitting. 
Orion. Live in 
Dr. Apt   
. N, 
Shore No. 1, Lake 
Orion STENOGRAPHERS PART TIME, 
1 $2871 to $3081 a year, Interesting 
career sitions with Oak 
County. Paid vecetion and sick 
ee Bas and bospttalization in- 
ent bene- and = retirem: 
fits sappy second floor person- 
Oakland County 
Pies ong ee ons ag PRODUCTS 
during con ent hours is a prof- 
itable cous ca earning for. man 
women, For information call, 
STRUC AND draftamen. Rates $2.45 
f hour, 56 hour week. 
Co. MI 7-0400. JOr- 
  
RENT IT FAST 
= through Rent Ads! Room, by   
  
      
  
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ASST. OFFICE MA 
w 
  NAGER $4300 
TRAINEE FOR RETAIL MANAGE- 
‘MENT $400 
OPEN SAT. TILL N 
MIDW EST ac State Bank Bidg. ae 
  
well groomer. 6 
ham 
  
                      
  
  needed. No experience ays. 
_Service, 16 18 OW, Huron. GIRL WANTED Must 
Birmine. 
Pe ES 
JOBS FOR GIRT-S S 
ATION'’S LARG 
PEE IN witinoan 
ing dovens of high aging 
fove tor tor girls in and around Pon 
TION aT eashier g2n0 
oe a RECEPTIONIST. sw ewteha'a ‘ao .— 
ik SECRETARY, “ul “tran $260 
Rep, TYPE Re TYPIST. pny ad ‘ ... «<(§ETS 
FIGURE RK, no type ... $185 
ETARY. no shorth'd.... = 
ETARY ‘to president... 5200 E resident. KEEPER, Hi chg ‘ So 
GIRL FRIDAY i bee} 
JR. CLERK ‘ 200 
BOOKKEEPER. mach pod $260 
ASST. ERSEPER. for 
" aute pains - . $345 
| GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac - “EXCLUSIVELY FOR OIRLS” 
2313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
Phone FE 5-6277   
  
      
    
  
A-l CEMENT WORK | 
LLOYD MONROE 
Pull, or partial. repairiog old and leaky alse   
  
Lo déors. 
eT en HOME REMODELERS 
PE | 3377 oe PE 4-50 
oad a ND CEMENT work. Ba -~ No commer- 
celal, 
mon etgad 
Fes drives, ete, Jensen, FE 
D&M BLDG. SERVICE M AT LOW 
FREE ESTIMATES. 
ROOFING, Sno.   
TIONS, AND CUSTOM Pot ottce 
AND Y8. CALL FE 
2-435, FE Joos EVES. OR 
a1 
CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK. 
PE 54-0256 
CEMENT & BLOCK   
  CUSTOM BUILDING. FH. 
nancing. Mod ve 
    att Carl L. Bill a ee y. 5. 
OOR LAYING SANDING A x D 
pe ishing. he years cxperionse. 
ulpmen r or! 
Pree "auttmates Joba Taster. OR 
}- 1616, 
ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED 
Ed Murray, FE 32-8667. 
— varie sancene & te & FIN. 
ishing.   
    
  
  
WAR. 
CHEMICAL .- 
B-1 Riker Bldg. JOBS Fe FOR M EN 
AINEE MECHANICAL ENGINEER | 
Orricy MOR. TRAINEE — Car furn $300 “CAREER CENTER | 
  
PRIVATE 
and shorthand 
Only a few 
west 406 Pontiac 
Bldg. es §-9227   
Personable 
ing and awit teh! 
erences necessary 
salary. BEE 
R 
FE 6-0416. LEARN TO RE A siguie-s Spgs y 
SECRETARY You need no experience to be the 
| private secretary to ‘a top ex- 
ecutive of a wel known adver- 
tising firm ff you took typing 
in high school. 
letters a day. Mid- 
State 
RECE ‘PTIONIST 
ne to do typ- 
ref- Bank 
. B-1, Riker Bidg., 
  
18 W. Hur 
contacting 
evel. Excellent 
Bidg. FE SALESMAN For wholesale distributor, Will be | 
retails stores, refer some experience on this 
earnings. 
Nancy at Career Center. B-l Riker 
8-0416 Employment Agencies 8A 
PONTIAC ptorusst SERVICE 
PE ¢2551 
would 
See SANDING LAYING an 
Basie ardner, 491 Central FE. 
GUARANTBRED ROOFS, ALL 
kinds. me a me, Marsh. 
~ HOUSE RAISING Excavating, cement work, 
soil. fit) dirt and gravel 
2727 re - 
HOUSE “MOVING, FULLY _ ped. FE 48450. 'L. A. Young. 
ia bans FLOOR 1 LAYING, Sanding, finishing. 155 Ed: 
LAND ) CLEARING — STUMP RE- 
moval—d: ditches — 
ING NEW A 
FE 1.0261. Vern Kaler. 
ROOF M NEW AND “RI 
pair. Guaranteed work. Free esti- 
mates. FE 2-7688. 
ROOF MASTERS, NEW AND RE- 
pair. Ceres work, free esti- 
  __ mates. FE 2-7 
R_G. SNYDE FLOOR LAYING. Sanding and ishing. 
SEPTIC TANKS AND TILE 
5.8213 or KBawood : bat 3-5312 or KEnwood 
  
fnctractions 
CAKE DECORATING COURSE MY 2-5842 9 
  
     
CEMENT Wi 
eae 
    ND BOY, 20, WANTS WORK OF ANY kind. FE 2-2638, on en ene TE 
CARPENTER AND OA) FT| tees yt By BE | Ack TR 
    ian 
     
  one hare “4 tues Iabo: m vewe tT. MY ‘ys, ap 
CARPENTER WORK, Ali ® KINDS. 
oie 
CARPENTER WORK. NEW, OR ns aad Pree. estima small. Gr too 
cARINE   RENCHING AND BULLDOZING   
A&B TRENCHING rare water line field tile, FE 
: REMOVAL 
trimm. Get our ‘bid. rE 
pies, ine 
APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of auto, 
  ison, Ph. |   
  
    
  
  
  
    
  Flelp elp Wanted FRee Tee ee PE eet . Qi he Rei “i AND REMOV- 
FURNISHED APTS.| FE sats . Free estimates. FE 
wm coenenge for pen oy te 5 FIRING. Tage FROAENG iND_RENGY. MEN. YEAR ROUND OP- | Gwe Day SERVICE IRONING @.| Mist7** ates, FE 2-0019. FE 
v stablished Watkins | 'pusne) Pick up and delivery. 0 TERA GEAVIGE — aPRAY. 
route. Earn $2 to $3 per hour.) pe g.331¢. vaw yj ~~" = utenaY. 
Car necessary, Apply 180 MN, | i, ae elm mi onauuitoes 7 ; ‘ TYPING AND CLERICAL te Ee 
4 to do in own home, ane 
SALESMEN sndireferences if necessary, 
Men or women to sell real : LNG ARG TROWINGE” FICK. Wate Want” WARRING AR “we Ov 
preterred ‘but ‘not NS | ee teres. On SMA, oc Tg he egg lh you ose = ik ees _ oR 3-8605, necett Janitorial Service. 
- eAW aaron *- bome, also exeellent vet TOUR, x 8-0386. ” 
AGENCY eel and-finished. Wilt pick up| Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
nM WB v0") “| WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK BY | papssgs. urTs, COATS 
| Would Tike fh i by | canes a ee, x Employment Agencies 8A} Would like ousewor v ; LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S AL- 
| nies ~~~ | the day. Please call FE} Ss Bocatte Ce ether: 38 
BIRMINGHAM 2.2744. __ Garden Plowing 16B OPENINGS. aia: WOULD LIKE ce aor BO 
pm gg So Peeneral settee Saas. KUBURN AVE Fe eae.) RODENT ae — réens 
Rirmuseiaan Empormen Service| Building Service 12 _en On yf et Waves Bales 
ta) a A-l GENERAL REPAIRS. HOME MYrtle 3-5631 
CAREER — |*niikitt S80 22"t |———rerornao : = i TRLS | hitetingse ee gece | osccnal G a _— Where Quality Comers F167 Income Tax Service 17 
is) he tl 
RECEPTioNIsy, for denust $168] Ail, Ritige OF CEMENT WON | _AA INCOME TAX SECRETARY for adv. fl $300 | ADDITIONS, GAR ATTI DAILY & EVENINGS 
xperienced $200 ished, Recreation rooms , ‘ 
ROOTS. PAYABLE own trans bor insurance K & W Build- WAYNE GARRETT 
full char feo IR COM MPR Ra ‘BREAKERS. FE 56-6080 381 8. Saginaw 
LIKE FIGURES? . we cement Finders, ete. “ACCOUNTING ERD SOOREEEP. 
RETAIL RCHDOARD OPERATOR. tite 1251 Baldwin 20077 | PE 8-1226. Keego. John Zurbrick 
$270 | AIR COMPRESSORS, AIR TOOLS.| ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE alg 00 generators, heaters, sand- FE 2- 
» tO8S FOR MEN om. ns Sewrat Home calls by appt. 
ona ooare ACCOUNTANT . @ W. Montes FE 4-5240 | Ed Hawley Office: 041 Argyle 
AN ars TAX RETURN PRE- 
pared in your bom by qualified 
accountan with maste: ve" degree. 
a: . FE 3-154. 
F_ 
* paye ORjando 3-0364 after 7 p.m. 
INCOME TAX SERVICE. YOUR: 
home or mine. FE 46703, 
"INCOME ™ TAX SERVICES J. ODELL PHONE _EMPIRE 33125 
“INCOME TAX SERVICE NO WAITING   
41892 Eves, FE 6-031 
INCOME AS SERVICE | il YOUR | 
_home. 8-3331, 
SAVE MONEY _ us file your return for you. 
43 Clark St. PE 41444 for apvt. 
~~ JACK BANNEN 
TAX SERVICE 
NEW .LOCATION 
| 47 6. SAGINAW   
ia 
FE 2-0082 
NEED HELP? With tneome tax Ba $5 per average return. 
7As WORKING MAN'S INCOME, — 21 East Tennyson, Bigs Ave 8 “as p.m, FE 
__ Laundry Service __ 8 
R RUP- LACE CURTAINS, “PLAIN OR 
fled. peowty finished. Pontiac 
Laundry Phone FE 2-810. 
FOR   
  
  
tiac - Laundry. 
  _Fator _ 
Landscaping. 18A COMBINED FORCES. NDSCAP- 
PE Besse clean up : experts. 
FILL DIRT ded, "Fi based AND 
driveways 
bia ‘on your, new NDSCAPE o 
po _home. 
Low oraal S LANESCAPH GO. 
Spring clean up. Estate mowing. 
season or monthly contrac 
———T your home. 
e none 
Lic. by State of ich Serving 
pacrueagg: ~ 7 ig — Free esti- 
mates, EM   
  
7c 
Del cents sq 
AA-1 MOVING, TRUCKING. Low 
rates. om service. EM 3-5253 
aA. 1 MOVING. NO atic 
aable Rates 5-3488        
     
    Room 15,    
  . AND _ PE 2.0881 
RE- Pee & Wall ashing 
FLEMING ORLANDO 3-5306 | ; 
~PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. |: ph. Por 
    ~ Moving ¢ & “Trucking 19) 40 yd Complete | 
fondseaping. 38 yrs. in Pontiac | 
FE 5-3140. |   
   
    
WANTED $5000 ON MOD ER brick home and acreage. 32-7240.   
Wanted: to Rent 2 ,   
  
  PAPER ME Sg rene __rates. PE 42171 or FE 4-6829. 
  guaranteed. OR job yn be > 3} AND PAINTING 
  
Physio-Therapy 221A 
Television Service 22 
commenecaee RADIO TV 
repair. aa Night serv: 
_foe calls. PE Day OR MonT 7 
FE &   
  
  
EXPERT 7 ae) ALL 
er FE $4600. GUARANTEED TV REPAIR, ANY 
MAKE. FE ¢9736. CONDON'S 
—RADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE ST. JOHNSON'S RADIO AND TV SER 
45_E. Walton Blvd. _FE 41601 TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. PE 5-3714 
PE 43000, 168 E. Pike St.   
  WARDS TV SERVICE Qpen_Evenings _FE_2-2076 Typewriter Service 22A 
TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA- 
chine repairing. Expert work. 
Office Su ral Printing and iD 
_ply Co., 17 W. Lawrence. TY 
Mitchell's,   
  ENTED 
._133_N. Saginaw st. 
Upholstering 
CUSTOM cree ste 
wig, arin Cooley Lake Rd. EM 
uSkEAE- UPHOLSTERING 
8. TELEGRAPH _ FE_ 5008s DRAPES, & BED- spreads. Your material. PE 5-5797, 
‘Lost & Found 24   
  
    
  
Orion _5 call Myrtle “$271. 
BROWN AND WHITE 
bad 
; 5-0768. 
Airedale, Please call FE § §-0218. 
LOST Man's greyish-biack bilifold. 
Reward. 
FE 24192 
MAN'S BILLFOLD CoN-   
  
Lost: YELLOW GREEN PaRa- 
Wie inity at Comes, Fi "OE aries. ‘tein! ‘i . 
Cost f WANT TO YOUR 
give one a home 
dichi: Animal Rescue League. 
LOST: LARGE GRAY AND WHITE 
Maltese cat, weight about 13 
vicinity of Preston 8t 
4+-6077     
pounds 
Reward.   
ee tae * | NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3. PAINT 
    By number sets, $1.00 (frames 
to fit) BACKENSTOSE 15 East 
Lawrence. FE 23-1414, 
SPRING CLEARANCB 
A enti re wk-Fye i 
$14.35, now $10.29 Dua-Fiez kits, 
. No, 3, $21.75,; 815.95; Pony ot reg. $31.50, now $23.95: Pony . Model B, reg. $29.75, $22.50; 
Pony 35 1 ¢ Me | 33.75, 
now $24.95; Signet reg _. aeaf 
0; Koda 
$84.50, $72.50; Brownle "pulle-Eve 
outfit, reg. $18.60. $14 a Brownie movie cameras "4 
P. FILM SERVICE 1032 W. Huron -  —ss*FE 8 % 3. 
_ Notices & € Personals: 2s 
AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES 
Speciaitzing in domestic work. Li- 
censed 36 years exp, FE $-5201, 
Aerotred Knapp Shoes Fred Herman 2070 Airport Rd. OR 3-1802   
  Aureos HEARING AID, RM. 16, |- 
FE 4-0539. 101% N. Saginaw. 
100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, 
Sutherland Studio 18 pak. 
Printed napkins — Past s   
$7.50 
Berea 
fee,   
CAPITOL BEAUTY SHOP S80) WO HURON s1 
Will be open four evenings a 
week to accommodate those who 
work. FE 58-8912. 
DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. 
_Mrs. Burns. FE 23-8814. 93 Mark. 
HOUSEWIVES: HAVE A PARTY 
oe earn cash or hostess gifts.   
  
         
   
            f HAULING A ARYFEINO, ANY- wi 
ane 
E YoU 7 MOVING! DO. IT 
truck from Grap- 
‘e fa Delivery ‘hervice. 1461 
fry. Cal Loeal only. 
ASHES AND RUBBISH AND 
t trucking. FE 46229. 
wt ao RUBBISH HAULED 
cae SER AND LIGHT 
hauling, Norciiff Pumphrey. 150 
Wesson, 
ASHES AND RUBBISH | An 
__Basement ete. cleaned. FE 4     
  
        
      
            
    
      
AULING AND RUBBISH. 
Bill, FE_5-5033. Call 
iiGHT TRUCKING, RUBBISH hauled. Call anytime. 1 PE 32-7538. 
MAN WiTH TON TRUCE _Wants work. 48421 
LIGHT A AVY TEGCEING. Rubbish he tea Sand, fi dirt 
and 2-0603 a S| O'DELL CARTAGE Local and Long Distance Moving     
  
   
     
       
    
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IF SO, 
Let US Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
Restore €redit 
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LOAN COMPANY 
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         — da RAR CRAZY ABOUT 
soreee burnt-on 
Notions. 
NOTICE THE cleaner, Tt dis- 
grease, Waite's     
       
              23) 
titers | 
FOUND: STRAY DOG; CALL FED-/| B. D 
8-038, afternoon. 
      
Share Living Quarters 30 
wpe shot ram es ae dle 3 man to pri- 
ae ty el Wtd. Transportation 31 
RIDE WANTED MORNINGS FROM vicinity of in 
tiac 7 . between or 7:3@ 
after 6 p.m. PE 46774, 
TILDEN 
ate | ham. 8 to 4:30 . Call, 
__§-1983 after 5, or weekends. 
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
ACTION! 
r Land Con   
      
On the eale of vou , 
trect. Hf it ts what we are leek 
for we will buy them within eth 
. us the fast serv 
‘ou are looking for. No con 
too large or too small 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 71 'N. Saginaw Street. Ph. FE 5-8163 
Oven Ev “in 8:30 nel 
CONTRACTS WANTED We need contracts for immediate . What have sale Buyers w 
you? Reasonable ount, large 
or all] balances, new or sea- 
soned contracts. 
tate, 1362 W. Hu 8t., 
evenings. 
Asx for Mr. Cla Pew or FE 4-4813. 
  
5% MORTGAGES _ ON GOOD PROPERTIES, ' acre 
or more with 100 ft, frontage. 
CHARLES 1717 L Dm 
ae Equitable weociety 
PE 4-0621 re 5-8801 
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR LAND SELL YOUR LAND contract, show around then ‘ us, 
CAPITAL SAVINGS & LOAN £o. 
1% W. Huron st PE 4-056   TO G oot 
land contract. Realtor ce 
is the “bird” to see, 1060 W. Hu 
  
IMMEDIATE C. FOR YOU — contract or eoultv tn vour 
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 333_Orehard Lake Rd 
WE NEED 
LAND CONTRACTS .   
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33 W_ Huron &t. PE »-J183 
Cash Waiting | contracts   
  +i nson personaly” quien. 
courteous action 
ep naa Realtor 
+S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4253 
QUICK CASH For your land contracts — you'l 
Uke our service — ask for Mr. 
  
ate CONTRA 
Welt, 5440 Dixie “iw 
  
CASH For land contracts, fast and ef- 
ficent service, if you are plennin 
to -— your contract we will 
get more money, ask for 
im Wiliams 
Russell Young 
412 W tec 
Open Eves ‘til _ | FE 4.4528 
_FE +0612 
Mietted Kent Estate 224 
CASH FOR LOTS ASK FOR 
TOM BATEMAN 
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN 
/REALTORS FE 4-0528 
377 8 Telegraph Co-operative Real 1 Rotate ‘hagheoss 
LARGE AND SMALL 
we’ have ‘veri io. tange_snd ; * ve ers jarge 
ity or suburban, a or more 
Reale ran Peek i Tae x pin Care 
FE si08 or Meas, Opes 
PEDDLING YOUR 
PROPERTY?   
heed farms lakers. and residential We hand detail 
Taaneing and ame 
YOU BUY Treweli INgUMe rr 
si | 9, REALTY 
oem 
                
       
      
‘Wonted Rit Esato 35a   
| iopuen 
er ta ee A. pape Realtor 
1704 S. Tel Rd. - 
FE 4 
a= for sale, see Us pow, we 
. W. DINNAN 66 W. 42577 
  SOLD 
or Not Sold 
it's i's ecuue fe bast 
“WHITE. 
For emall you 
what we wal nich pase 
door within 24 re with cash for 
a now and tell us 
Edw. ig Stout, Realtor TN, Saginaw St. Ph, PE 5-61 
¥ a 
Mes te a 
R. F. McKINNEY Univ, 1-0798 
  
LISTINGS WANTED Resid 
PAUL D. D. HAMMOND 
re Pi ahaa * aves. re peut 
“WHITE BROS. We Have Buyers 
. Waiting For 
3 2 Sevens Nene ee bate: 
3 7 bedroom frame 
2 to 8 acre building sites, 
aif you have any of the above   
  
    
    UP) . 
4-1267, 
5 ROOM” APT. Fins? FLOOR | 3 Private eu ne 
_tome. Call PE 403 alter $ p.m. 3 ROOM AR . ATE 
entrance, PE #3 Norton. 
Working couple, West 
TRA NEWLY DECORATED, PYF pee. oo N. Saginaw. Apply 
"ROD PRIVATE BATHE OR 3-1388 after 3 
RMS. 8 downtown. ad 
FE_47059. ROOMS AND BATH, ADULTS only, x after 6:00 p.m, 20 WN. 
a Fe ay MODERN APT. SHARE bath with owner. Electric’ and 
= furnished, Small child wel- 
. $16 week. 4211 Dixie Hwy. 
AND BATH, DWNSTRS. 
Basement and garage. Can 
seen on weekends or afier 6 eek 
    
  
    
  properties o _quired. 
TF ROOMS. PARTLY FURR . 
, - c ) Pine Grove Ave. FE 44109. |g 
WHITE BROS. v pet PRIVATE BATH, MOD- Rs ern, newly decorated, close in, 
t R 3-1296 _couple only FE 43440. 00. + 
Open Eves. ‘til 9 ~ Sun. 1 to & APT FORN. PRIVATE WA sow} . Fira oS; creeance adults, 53 Parke Place. 
er water. . ROOMS AND BA PRIVATE 
het oe ea ends Bae WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME ° - Call FE 8-1134 or MA 62503 anes 313 
A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS/|§ OR BUDDIES, = Par’ lot. Front entrance and 31640 N'Western Hwy, st M'belt.| rear emaranee. | : Miss Duffy, 
BUY OR SELL a rT VE (2 BDRM. NICELY | _in 
I will per y your prop | ‘Available now to June. iSth. 10 erty or will mee tbr. you and ‘miles from Pontiac, §20 ® wk show you how to get cash if th | Cal mYrtle 26306." 
  aga ig reasona! 
et ue we it, 
R. D. RILEY. BROKER 
$00 Elizabeth Lake F Rd. re os +1157 
Busin aoa a tal C58 commerce! 
Komal foot 4 or farms, ‘Qualitie. 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 
WHY WASTE TIME? room modern. $500 down rea- 
vas. monthly payments. FE 
—_— $6306 a 
LISTINGS. WANTED 
We have man: poo all kinds residential prop- 
rty in the Rochester area. 
Rogér B. Henry, Inc. py HP St, 1849" EB. Aubera = 
Rochester Mich. 
secure new listings. 
YOUR HELP, We have several 
Cash Buyers We must take care 
of immediately, Two of our buy- 
ers want to be located tn etther 
Ottawa Hills, Indian Village or 
Seminole Hills. Nevertheless, 
wherever your home is we need 
it. A courteous salesman will be 
at your door 30 minutes after you 
call, don't DELAY. | 
HUMPHRIES REALTOR 
FE 20274 FE 4-7114 83 ~=4N. roatigie kt Open Evenings 
__M Listing Service 
_Rent_ ‘Apts. Furnished _ 33 
1 LARGE MODERN ROOM, $8. 
Two blocks west of Sears. FE 
__5-6867,   1 ROOM STUDIO ~ APT. WITH 
__Private bath. 164 W. Pike. 
1 OR 2 ROOM APTS. QUIET. 
Newly decorated. 133 FE. Howard. 
1 }ROOM AND 1 2?-ROOM FURN   able. Call now and }s— 
buyers waiting | _ehildren, 
  
FOR Privaus. ‘no drinkers. 
ENT APT. “PRIVATE EN- “eet men, $10 soni 
dies, 
$-4632.   
    
CHRISTIAN WIDOW WILL ARE 
home with nice couple or lady. 
PE 56-3233,   CLEAN PVT. 3 RMS. AND BATH. _On Square Lk. FE 86-1370. 
CLEAN TWO ~ ROOMS. HEAT, 
Nights, gas and washer. 10 min- 
utes walk downtown one block 
from_bus, 57 Florence A Ave. 
> FURNISHED APT. ~ CARE 
ront. No entren or pets. EM 
3-4061 after . _ 
COUPLE WITH SMALL BABY, ON 
_bus line, near town. FE 42847, 
DOWN TOWN. STUDIO APT. FOR 
1 or 2, adults Ruseqtionaly nice. 
Priva’ entrance. Dr. Curson’s 
Poot Ciinie, 187 W. Huron 
FOR RENT: Sega APART- ment, new build and most 
Lig or nonal » ne os 
bed roo: ;. ving room, 
Ritcnen dinette and full base 
in Northeast Pontiac. For infor- 
mation, Call MY_2-2611,   
    
  
  GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT 
Clean couple, no drinkers, 1035 
Oakland, 
GROUND ) FLOOR GAs 3S WmarT. 
rvate entrance and bath. Near 
= Working couple. 222 N 
_ Cass. 
IN CLARKSTON, FIRST FLOOR. 
bath   
  
  
  
  ARCADIA APTS, 
permitted and bath. 2 children 
"KG. = HEMPSTEAD 102 E. Huron. FE 4-8204 
FOR 1 OR 2 xz. 3 
Sf aae Gas 
_hodd. $65 » . FE 47640. 
HURON APT., 3 AND 
  
  
MODERN. LAKE FRONT 
  
3 cha N. PON- ¢. Hot w a a All 
William, - Pv onr Mi — 
4 ROOM HOUSE, IN 
  
4 oon BATH, OTL HEAT. CLOBE 
Adults only. PE 2-145. ‘4 ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED. 
Te opping 
ter. mo. References required. 
Ch welcome. 
-To Sell—To Trade 
you ” BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 
=| MAHAN EALTY cO., RE 
Ooeneneins feat wee [ 
2-0263 
1075 6W. Huron 
Ext suas" TO BRANCH 
OFFICE 
4 net “AND BATH. FUR. 
nished or unfurnished. All yea 
‘round home on M e 
EMpire 3-016}.   CABINS, BY WEEK. KAMP-INN. _OR_3-0891 or FE 2-808! 
COMMERCE: 2 BEDROOM BRICK, 
fireplace, basement, oil furnace. 
Electric water heater, auto . wash- 
eT, $125 plus | utilities. EM _3-4375 
FURN. ~ COTTAGES, CHILDREN 
welcome. 3810 Dixie Hwy, 
—. | FURNISHED HOUSE 
Ferry_ Ave 
Rent { Houses Ur Unfurn. 36 E ee   
  
  
  
3 3) BEDRMS WALLED LE. MOD. 
see. to city. Reasonable, MA 
4 BEDROOM, UTILITIES FUR- 
nished, 880 per month. 970 Bald- 
_Wwin Rd. _ 
4 ¢ ROOMS AND BATH WITH ELEc. 
trie stove, refrig., dishwasher. 
at the Village. 
3-467)   
  
ia MILE. E WOODWARD AREA, 4 
ft ‘oom s ong as heat, tile 
features A 
A a Saat HOUSE AT 2468 PON- 
tine Adults Drive, Sylvan Lake 
_preferred A after 12 noon.   
2 rooma, and 
bss" per month. MA pastes. 
§-5806 
Liont ee RO 
with garage, em 
or couple. No drinkers, ences reguired, 2358 Orchard Lake 
Ave,   
  __apt. 338 W. Huron 
i ROOM — KITCHENETTE ‘PVT. | 
bata, 2 adults enly. 200 N. Pad- 
dock, Alberta Apt, 
144 CLEAN QUIET RMS 
poy bed ™ Ent. & bath. 
= 64824 
1 MODERN “HOUSEKEEPING FB pM. 
—., qoene. 121 W. Lawrence. 
_FE 214 
7 AND 3 ROOM MODERN CAB- 
ins, 4274 Dixie Hwy. 
2 MEN OR WORKING 
3% Flor- “MUR. | 
Sduite. | 
  R ——- ivate entrance. 
  
3 OOM PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 
_baby welcome. Phone FE 5-5668. 
2 ROOMS, ONE PERSON OR COU- 
ple working preferred, no drink- 
Pooky _$12_ a week. 268 8. Shirley. 
2 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. 13 
> Florence. 
3 ROOMS, NEAR YELLOW CAB. 
Apply 230 Russ el} 
3 CLEAN ROOMS. COUPLE ONLY. 
18 Elwood   
  4 
2 ROOM BASEMENT T_ PARTLY | 
furn. apt, Newly decorated. Call | 
__PE 5-4863, after 4 p.m. 
3 7 ROOMS OFF N. PERRY. “OTILI- 
__tles furnished. 800 Robinwood. _ 
J CLEAN ROOMS, INLAID ) TILE, 
a ae _—. and gas, $12 a week, 
2 Rocha. Cenrertan COUPLE, 
Private bath and entrance, 118 
E, Howard. 
2 ROOM APT. PRIV. ENT., 
per week. ‘ Small child 
come. aie a   
  e14 
wel- 
  RMS. ATH ENT. eee spine, Weil turn, Couple 
Cente 
3 oe APT FURN. 3 ROOM 
apt. unfurnished, Also basement 
EX. Children welcome. EM 3-0486 
Near Oxbow Lake. 
2 ROOM CABIN, OIL HEAT, 1‘ 
peer N, of Rip’s on Tilden. FE 
TARaE ROOMS AND BATH. 
? pur 74 Earlmoor FE 2-3324. 
ROOM FURNISHED APART- 
all utilities furnished, FE   
  
  | ULTRA “MODERN 3 ROOMS, 
    MODERN, 9 ROOM APTS. 8 CHIL- 
dren welcome. Sleepy Hollow Mo- 
tel, 490 Dixte Hwy 
| NICE CLEAN APT, $18 WK. CALL 
anytime after 12 noon, 18 Oingell 
Ct. FE 8-0547_ 
ONE 2-ROOM APT. AND ‘1 ROOM 
apt Adults only. Employed cou- 
ples preferred. 68 Williams  8t. 
ONE LARGE ROOM, ADULTS 
only. 711 Virginia, 
SMALL MODERN APARTMENT. 
3-0380. __$15 per_week. OR 2-6000.____ ENTLEMEN 
bath, utilities 
5-9700,   
SUITABLE FOR 2 @' or ladies, Pvt. ent., 
furn, N-on dri drinkers, FE. 
PPER « ROOMS BATH AND GA- 
rage, Couple only. No drinking. 
  _FE 2-8203. 
UPPER, 4 hecogge PRIVATE 
bath & entrance, oo Par 3 3003 week. 
Inquire 55 Henderson, F7 
“path 
irr ranch style building at Union 
unf. Adults. Lake five 1 EM_ 3-428 apt. 
      
Rent ‘Apts, Unfurnished 34) 
1 BEDROOM, LIVING RM... KEITCH- wi entr. & bath. 1 child, 
1a ¥. Columbia. 
2 BEDROOM | UNFURN: | iil ¢ + te s TEL 
egraph. FE 2-4510 or FE, §-3446 
2 Big 5m og whe} 
living mand bed 
nished, 
nation, 
ward « 
_fieid ares, PE 40003.   
  
? ROOM AND KITCHENETTE, stove and utilities furn, bee > 
very clean. Cow only. 
_ Saginaw. Inquire rear iver. 
2 NORTH SIDE ray for oe Aer: 
2 sito available 
immediately $. call 
_*2521 ane ns ane oer 5, "call FE 6-1172. 
“howe UNFURNISHED. 
4 and Fe in retteerator FE 44226. 
           
    FOR SALE OR LEASE, 2 BED- 
room, gas heat, 66@ Btaniey, two 
_bdlocks from Lincoln School. _ 
FOR RENT 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 
Must give references, No drink- 
ing. No more than 2 small] civil- 
dren. Phone 
LEONA DR, | PORCH, a ___ ee. 
. Priv. OR-   
  
  “May I offer a word of advice? Your mirage is wet!"   
_ Rooms With Board 38 
BOARD AND ROOM FOR MEN. $jeee to Was Gad plams. Gs Mas   
ROOM AND BOARD. COOK. __ing. 41 Poster 
RooM AND BOARD FOR MEN. Home cooking, FE 1028 
Lakeview 
Convalescent Homes 38A 
ADDED ROOM FOR NEW PA- 
tients now, Excellent care,. Cail 
Ortonville   
3-582 
“Hotel Rooms   
HOTEL AUBURIN 
  464 Auburn 
OTEE ROOSEVELT 
TORON HOTEL CLEAN week, 45 
West —_ Pronk’ ve FE _2-8266. 
Rent Stores 40   __For Sale Houses 43 
    
      6. INAW ef, AVAILABLE 
“tor ae tind at business. FE 
eee eters, or ony tape af re, ° ype 
business, Call PE 3-164, 
Rent Office Space 
BIRMINGHAM 
Buitable for ering, Sales of- 
fe presentative, ete, 2,000 x ‘Sentral = te block to Municipal 
BROOCK 30 8 Woodward, B'ham, MI 4-6700 41   
  
MaIn FLOOR 
We: Li . next pastes, ea) for retail or pro- 
{ services office ard 
1     
For Rent M Miscellaneous a2 
BUSINESS BLDG. 
FOR RENT IN HOLLY a M Se Oot 
BOAT ANI NDI fo ptt 
ss st ae ete. ve 
CEMENT 
_ FE 6-i414. 
. “ONE WAY 
COAST TO COAST aun HERE LEAVE THERE 
ou and Closed Tratlers P. BE. Howland 3245 Disie wy. 
OR, +1456 — thd grind- 
S-J144, 240 
FLOOR.   
  
  
For Sale Houses 43 
OPE SUNDAY 25 
Come see a charming 7 room home 
in @YLVAN VILLAGE. Beautiful 
carpeting and draperies, paneled 
den, full basement and gas heat. 
Pontiac Drive to Guaweed, right 
to 1445 Glenwood.   
      
Lovely to Look at Is this almost new 6 room ranch 
type brick home. Rochester area. 
2 ceramic tile baths, full base- 
ment with finished recreation   big jot, owner P. O. Box 635. 
Pontiac 
NEW 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, “ONE 
child, FE 1-9008. 
SMALL “HOUSES heat, children welcome. 
_Reantiworth &.. otf Taylor 
_FE , 4-2031. 
SMALL HOUSE LoS = ONE 
__iady wel welcome, 23 320 F ; FOR RENT. Av- | 3401 
Rd. 
  Weat Bivom field 
Call MAy- Information. 
  
__For r Rent tent Rooms 37 
1, 2 or } GIRLS WANTED. 
hr Oe pas ~ , SLEEP- 
kitchen _ tty. FE 
  
      
    
              
      
       
   
   
      
       , one gg - from town, pri- . Phone 
_linen_for_ bath, 1 
2 LARGE FRONT ROOMS FOR } » 209 Florence. 
i SLniT FOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 
and 1 large housekeeping room 1 args room on 
rivate entrance. 
HOUSEKEEPING . Adults 
; jac Motor. FE 
er § p. 
{ FLAT IN LAKE OR 
jon, room. large ritehen, 
two pathes oil — ane, stor 
MY 2-211, Ak ane 
    room. Ledgerock fireplaces, 2 car 
garage. WELL WORTH $23,906 
$35.00 per Month 
Needs a little work to make this 6 
room, 2 story buliding e real 
cute home. Breathing space on 
this 66x832 lot. Down payment 
$1600. Full price $4,023.50 
SYLVAN 
REALTY 2383 Orchard Lake. PE 5-0418 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
WHY 
PAY 
RENT? NEW FHA APPROVED 
5 ROOM HOME 
| $33.72 
“Per Mo. Don’ t Miss Yo our 7 Chance 
to Bea ome Owfter 
ONLY 
— $550 
OH     
We've Got It! You will ae ® long time before 
home to beat this 
shares b just 6 years old with 
  
good responsi- 
ble “paves A terrific deal at $i1,- 
A Home With a Heritage 
A Home With a Future If you lke o large home with 
ing room, coved and 
place. Formal dining room, den 
and library. 3 full ceramic tiled 
“bathrooms, 6 wonderful bed- 
rooms, 11 spacious ¢losets. Auto- 
=e oll steam heat Situated 
dA 1 acre 
rege plus   
car 
room, then ¥ self to see this home. Priced at 
$26 259. 
WHITE BROS. REALTORS 
Phosee 24298 
Open” Eves. “ti]_ ® — Sun. 1 to 5 
“OPEN 
SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. 
3014 ggg Of ™.. a brlek Rake 
reach 
with atiached 2 car gerage, 1, 
vanity tiled bath & sreninse. and 
Only be}   
school, Lake privileges, 
that this 
lot marage, with 
cement ave, Better see this one 
soon 
SYLVAN LAKE Just ecross the road from park 
and excelient sand oooh Large 
8 room sil year-round home with 
giassed-in porch eman gas 
furnace. Wooded jot 402200. Priced 
at $13,500, terms 
KINZLER EAL’ 
670 W. Huron &t. Phone FE 43525 Multiple Listing Service — 
KE Establishéd in 1016 
WEST SUBURBAN — Owner leav- 
state, Modern Srm, home 
‘ Fag kitchen, plastered walls 
pees aivaee ae Large 
wood. fas $0,050 with $2.00 do down of or liberal discount for cash, 
tonight! 
NORTH SIDE-—™ 
Bar sean Nat eathea =   
  
      
   
  6261 Andersonvi 
  ___'THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1956 
, For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 | For Sale Houses 43\ TWENTY-NINE _ 
For Sale Houses 43   
Leave Your. 
= at Home You need it to ‘see the 
Col venient ; bed- 
cstaes. hae ‘Sule Wasi Sas plastered wells wood. oors b basement. Pre = beauti- 
hall; below 
day's Soeere 
moy: . . wy ‘ ing haart $5,000 
  ‘EMBREE & GREGG 165 U e Rd, : 
Mi 
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GEO. MARBLE, Realtor Rd., Waterford 
3-138 
. AUB a 4 ROOM HOUSE W » 2 lots, lg gg RLS 
some finishing inside. $300 
AVON TWP. ~ 
4 bedrooms 
  
    en ¥ porurs. oie week a "ol : — +5016. Week Sylvan Lake Villa e 
“cam, meer pes | ae Cae oe Thess $5500 down’ toot Realty, Ouls place, with studio” sas dale Ville, Phone ye makes beautiful living Tom. 
: Riltion. PE 2 FE 23-1104, SHELL. GOOD LO) top stove, in oven, dishwash- = er and metal cabinets, makes a 
sonee : | mes to admire. Construction 
ioacline we tory & ma; | fumber, face = trick. uminus = toe eee ee windows and screens. Real plas- 
car . 40 years old, Automa-| ‘et. Real tile Amble gas sir 
tte ‘ ~~ and screens,| heat. Reinforced concrete drive- 
furnished or fon way to sees poner. City, sewer 
down, Apply at 69 Viola water ~ 1 block 
Laxe Subdivision, Orton rivate city bathing " e ville, gan, 750 up. ar ten ue Chel- 
WHIT Sine Sais HI E - — 
We have one of 
EE Tae ere, HUNTOON LAKE pe bath, well septic, elec! : 
“ mp, wired, ai ; hot wa 
PRIVILEGES Keraitcben sie ed it etary 3 bedroom ranch on] sound © tion. dvi- 
—. jen ae cer | leges only 4% miles from city. 
ment driveway. Bea ‘awn . shrubs, " box, | $1,800 DOWN front, Summer 
Let Téa) " livin e with «ll furniture, Large 
with nice sandy beach, Call 
eee with eetone ‘aod Mrs. Burke, FE 41330. dows, Like new draw d is, wll 
oak red wate. Ex. | $1,500 — Modern bungalow 
tra nice kil with dinin | with privileges on Sylvan e. 
e maf on divided base: Larg . garage. 
m™ lb Pm 
ay ee 3 li | rm. puneslon.. Priced Priced “at o ; sell @ . . , to onl 500. 
facia Gov't eka | ip ga Be be Saas 
“| 910,500 RANCH BUNGALOW ~ At- 
Rare Buy eS 1% car garage, This one J eg, ue gs mm a. on. as 8 =. 
tenors io. Pull lenge ine it wee tuy A good home 
doors. Ehichen in wild dish me gt @ geod vplue. wi: wie 
¢ OUR SPECIAL «1 is lovely gated Se OS eee eeeavyen. Coeee one Big Be ay 4 inst yea 
way be open, for iecthe ‘home tor zou. Full, Base, ten Prigey | A Zh. & .. fired forced hot water — = 
Maybee Rd. turo right to,| Sftny other tea ures that tend 10 Mary Bue, and you are there.’ any other ‘ make & 
Value OPEN SUN. (10 to 4). 
L.. H. BROWN, Relic 
1362_W. Huron 
$395 DOWN | 
750 moALow. * ON sTyLe, U LARG Fe 
‘Thx225. MoM   
  
contract terms. 
Sunday sure. Mrs. 
charge. Ph. FE 2-412. 
REALTOR 
70 W. Huron 3528 
_MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 
‘Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
WASHINGTON PARK For home owner who wishes 
¢ the Ree stored and 
ric te just the the 
ticket. busy 
ciate Soak Httle 2 ee cee. _ etl 
be ulred but 
EASIER THAN RENT Here's: s Borges 2 bedroom home io- 
cated of Pontiac that you 
can afford to own for \exs than 
ast 5 ‘ou pay for rent. Pull price 
only 7. 400 with $1,960 down. Bal- 
—, is Pens at just $40 pr 
month you're tired of paying 
atid are seeking eponomical rent, 
living, see this home suburban 
LAPEER CO. Here's o neat and clean year 
‘round Basement to the Iake just across 
the street bedrooms, cious living room. plus glassed- — 
Enaded Bee Ful orice only "0050 
on terme. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 NEW LOCATION AT. 1080 W..Huron St. 1% BLES. WEST OF TELEGRAPH Open Eves 
OPEN SAT, 1-5 P.M.   
        
   
      WILL SELL . 
1 room By EA 
Near Clintonville Rd, 2 bedrooms, 
large bathroom with stool. 
gas stove, What have you 
Near aie af Ra. fh! Set 
' “ROSE McLARTY 
  
. 6 Ni 
oneal oh _ ong 
| se 60 x 100. w : 
_ Near Boot Lake, _ 
KNUDSEN Fast Side 
"dsive. 
er ee Willard St 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
si0 Pontiat fiain Bidg. 
$1250 DOWN story   
¥ 
enters, ‘nelly. priced 
i 0. saith BROKER 500 _El 
“at aia Ct, Auburn on: 
BI 
S. MARSHALL ST. Ap excellent 7 rooms 
Gas. heat, , 
escaped, $11,600 with reasonable 
‘OR. COLORED and bath. 
LTY 
132 Collect 
johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
P svacEe \ 
home on 
attractive — fistn"tnrousneat 
jee i car @ i 
t,t Palse " 
VALUE VALUE i 
Here is wonderful liv ve ‘ , gain oriees 3 large 
a utifi) recreation 
Ng a gh ' (piattered) J yo~ ll N'T BE SORRY ~ PiInsT, 5 
2 BEDROOM — NORTH SIDE 
A lovely home “well pooase. — 
neat and convenient, Large 
ment, vin new ay A 
very good 2 car ‘rene with 
paved drive, Call no an ap 
pointment to see this 
Tee Pe Pie" iss a Mr. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Le gg Rd, 
FE 42: 
2 BEDROOMS AND DEN 
-1$750 Down 
PAYMENTS 
- $37.97 PLUS TAXES & eee 
road. Heath- 
  
Beat large, ila, low tl tenes. 
WAGNER 
HOMES 1960 N. Opdyke Rd.- 
FE 47197 
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 17 P.M. 
NO 
MONEY 
DOWN 
To Vets IN 
CLARKSTON 
RIDGE 
MODERN 
RANCH 
HOMES 
3 BEDROOMS 
- 1% BATHS 
Immediate Possession 
Upon Approval 
Across From Clarkston 
Grade & High Schools 
aoe rt   
our OFFICE OPEN 
SUNDAY 1-5 
          
           s'Geck of elementary school, | YOU CAN NOT WRONG? 8O 
v ATE bed 
Ea bee floor, ie bedroom on the 
first, Very oere kitchen, 
mn larep raleed i done 
remote ake ful” uated wood . 
ES REAL . ESTATE 
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MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
WATKINS seine, ged ts, AREA 
a 
GI RESALE, 
floor. &1f00 fires 
SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 
eee   
Bateman 
OPEN SUNDAY 2toS ~ 
304 Ottawa Drive 
Seminole Hills ‘   
  
SUNDAY 2 to 5 
2550 Hickory Grove 
Bloomfield Ranch 
  
      
SUNDAY 2 to § 
131 Exmoor 
New Home 
With 16018 —_— bedroom 
oe 2 
Here laa! a nt And one half bingalow 
a 
bargain at $10,500, *y 
$2.00 down Sti exes 
Among the Trees 
In Syivan Ville thh 
recat ceory heme. with 
and ail 
features we' sure 
love, wer rm. 
in house has a view P| 
ne som, HR mee * ter beliroom. 1M% baths, = 
i pod 100 ‘fe. on 
  
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tate 
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Baur with bath ‘snd “basoareah, = Eon “ion rite, TES 
wis|B, D. CHARLES, Realtor FE 40521 
  BARGAIN! caw 
We 
  BR. J, VALUET, Realtor 
BALD EAGLE LAKE - 
WALKING DISTANCE 
TO DOWNTOWN < seome & Beat : 
    
BIRMINGHAM | Block Neat and 
est, price, : only + . * per 
eet F. REISZ = | OM W. 
A HOME 
OF YOUR OWN NDY 
  N a AND HARGER CO. 33° W. Huron PE 5-8183 
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           MODEST MAIDENS met Alan | For Sale Lake = 
LA Prop. “4 
: rere lake lots 
= ane OR ; N. of 
fed lake with 
Ul fa with riced. 
1 to 5. from 
as REAL ESTA , 
j expansion. Let ——. "hot HAY te’ igke. Saibe 
re for : two "Gows. ' Wandant'“tt 
ck irom’ some fruit — Ande: trade. rj 8 ; 
rom bus line, $7,500 wi rson Street WHITE round PRONT, 
ine a sat xD paaMey Bul a iaea ton 
eka seat to Conn Lt , psy Teoresetend | expat emodern two beb| p & a ee tows 
RE, ciate iy arias sets Gua] Bae “Bat ast | eee ema hee t aheeliial 
Ra. 4 sooo with 2 car ‘ * AND $1. 
$200 down. : fiteke: leat buy at ot . ol Be. heat, ra A Jonna DOWN 
Sylvan Villa : : nae : nee lot’ with BW. Buca FE oases 
%S ft. ghee ge Lot 113 Acre Estat yuo 
ft; frontage on Avondale, sewer | North _ e ar BYE, RY, 
$50 with terms, paid. $1,-| 0 => of Pontiac ea vl ‘ VILLAGE 
we hove Rambling modern 7 room ear ‘round 
Buys on Pomlnc’s Bast, sige we tan at to Build Bedrooms, ‘ShaiSeamais | ew, dome came re, ue a. wang, wider watectrnt 
: wis Sega eelaet: sah 4-7 fo tte ‘buls Sa ottac pope paseted ora." ae ect - Row 2, “ee, soveee sap, Base x bay Tour lot nee 
, ME RSHALL ST ‘nail sat eit wi AN] sents wh old ona Deiroli| eeuiped "wah ‘igheather 1 a i luna ™ 
a ee ee HARVEY WILSON, MIDWAY ST. _ ing my husband’ ig down your shades? You’ Come’ to talk with wae pong ae oe 4 i sorsnes "| $631 UNG. bar It 
, homer Bir. - “HILLVIEW : s eyesight!” . : ? You're ruin- bh us about it./ and guest redwood ba + a ‘ a 
mou) DON SERVICE a Personnel noe, Bate others. F ae Ey ae = eteioun basement, 
WN es Broker : or Sale H bufidings. ft hy Scres and gcreens. . ae and| Weill -| , brick 
for a Large 61131 43 __F ment, tor ture. Paym ne ae all Well - 
‘Ms ns, far te Att, Se "Ein bee | pesace, one owes or Sale Houses 43 , ie = | See | 
Peers eae tas | WH Lae ttre By | NEAR S MART] eaees sore pret ueneaat | mic 
fe ick vite] Pets oa | ITE, |, For Colored Families || "aie St ae at . Diatntng Somer ores eumnerais | roeaons FRONTS, 
aa : 6 room modern in ilies |- Stoker furnace, 1062 Realty ——S ae; ee OE PE CT featuring 
pew scar eaieee, snetaded| THO AMILY, 5 UP, 4 ’ pI ey ory EE pe = 4 w,touble garage 3 2 =, See. oe ken| = ee gmecreome, |. ite , “in newly 
“4 A BS ‘stoker na basement. Gas so gg mn Pull WILLIS +f: . quince ‘itachea, rae OR bath with | dining room, “eh 
Sa cont, . Fenced lot. . possession, Price $7960 — BREW , ection | Decors: Boat: ull price ss dock’ 
air Realtor Two PAMIL' ‘ ” EWER — and draw screens. carpeting | 9 West of with $3000 
Oakland Ave. tor Reng . 6 up § down. Gas B etal ate fu odern home, Basem PE 4-5181; ae a Parke : 38 well enn, Lot ood BEDROOM BRICK Pontiac’ 8 8 miles 
Sif wha gm, rn rented, e paved “szset Rear nce 4 sorinkler "aysiem. A sound Cheerful bright lared living room a home which 
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a iM, JONES REAL, ESTATE Contine " sat, a Vacant, Price og. |" Gerace. Aste, featur RANCH — Bangsiow with att ey Excellent usighbornood.”"We ars roo ng room. madera bc 
Ph. FE €3505| ay nia n call. _Seot® gintnss. "6 By = 1% car garage, p BF nag emey Leslie R. T Feally proné, te a ST = porch, utility room, 
ST )) JT’ S A 3 be x open | 10. Pik” - Nott, Realtor eSPRING Grecia epeeised taka bre oe, | noe ae end aeite | see woes 8 ot Se ait 
room brick with full base : icin ECIAL | Will.be a ~ inving Mrs. ome ve “Open Evenings os Five room LOG “w. 
Peuutifal base- NION LAKE Yee ee oyt | - | Toom apa ent plus EGS Dengue, 3. seam 
Saline pit att +n I ACRE Weil located on south aid of Aylesbury. Brive cut ae $4,200, aia ee nie hore eo aner te ung. 
ae, | ¢ rosm mesera Reuse off Lake. Short city bice! je of Union| Lak pass around Cres B CK. ‘ sleet wun Grn 
ed k e to righ Crese R ame At 
Best Buys eae'h enema? lentag oe Sane ee oan ‘esmure ond wally pes ee nee age eS Phimetend to. Aviesbut scent | = 15 ROOM IN . BRIC =i" 'sTORY from Pontiac” terms.” 2 eons Capt 
fe Sigeeg Wades 6 - 06.000 wih terme. . my ene eaee home. Deberiet 1 - Ae ylesbury end | $0 tea, ooners COME Senene, Sat eatee ter Os 5 mon wa - 2 North. . 
Toda | large closets, a hen, 5 STOUT Ss comple ce, lores ype hyp H. BROW VN Rea Fe ewes > family, neat or lm gg oe anngs ‘Complete! ioc LEVEL, 7 room. 
picture floor-to-cell- | F enc e, Huren mon e : room ' % 
¥ Gasthator= Seneraion Gas best &| bedroom oovera Manga, astern «| ag aa =~ XRealtor || vt met aottatie ttt | TOTAL PRICE §: $5000 | Teomkige family a modsim.klteh- 
i : 7 : .| Four room attached = 2-c ; ; 
BRICK BUNGALOW, ain shen you suburban living | wih terme and She 5 5 BEDROOM 950. poEMINOLE HILLS down mm heme c, with only $800 basement, “and fazaes.S wided 
inst qr", corner lot = moe . ft. . Hig, M4 mms ae comnts and od leek. yooh g, bedrooms, — IAL BRIcK-3| P PARTLY F a ee terms. we 
fat tt with 2' bedrooms, ye M, 5 oouieenedl EAST SIDE en tae tee oPOLL ee room, ming | Siz room t FINISHED CLARK RE 
House needs. Mi. DOWN Come, Oil heer. sod hot water. i W "ANT. TO TRADE ? J ets, oak flo piace, large clos- age. Good lot. with lake, front “AL ESTATE 
ts rp ott Fs HA $2,500 DOWN enon Your car, truck. houses i SUNDAY 26 — tubs. fruit water heater me, opt. ‘ ane ee to ee re "PE e483 
¥ Peroberry off Eile 1 t© 8 p.m. on CARROLL Hy drive-in reslauFant. home for 883 ; y more features, TeRMa.” GAYLO D ena and Sundays 
model phone, Rd., LG. PORRITT Re achines aha. Pia: N SAMERON Drive ELI . ay i Ciees 2 BEDROOM 
$1,500 DOWN | 2G West Huron Hine of equipment. iy 5. Scene = ‘-LIZABETH LAK We &. E 4-9584 Gente Mile ok caan ae 
Busi this 3 eal Charen bun | GI HOME Eve. call FE sane oy Be 150 price. ar? 3 bedroom Inspect this oe EST ATES E 8 Feat tiple ae: ve. & tae: Ta) +7 : owner. OR 
~ living roo me. 16 LIKE NEW-—3  bedro : g_ Servic a 
fi rei Sd f S o"linie toes R he eet Foe ae Le ye) -beeeeee. pees o beeen ve an Privilege Lots! 
cuity ‘Teak, chen, | LAKE PRIVILEGES SEE ome roe ol] FA furnace yt heat, water bee bath. of TON Wat located. iW re 
cu roe tf tocetas in. Waren SEF vie mentea, REALTOR BES siza tome Su. | Seahige vom He Coot ideal ame 
fotsl price only § | Ghee vitiage-| Pearl Buil Baldwin ec = Ss ey, Cor eee ed a aor Sane. -EY LAKE hips. On C merce Town. 
only $7,500, ral “ mg & ares uilding Co MULTIPLE LI FE 46203 pos plus FHA mort 7 room - * AREA = 1 Plea ‘ase Lake, Elizabe 
SS i FE , STING SERVIC sts, Approximately $55 8 {oo oe sant Lake and W = 
NORTH new home: yee §-7923 E month includ y $55 8 ‘ * ee es se olver- 
PERRY lots | -atso sum Our W AT month includes taxes and R H l ane aon oo. Pee casemen ok ie ERICED 9900 TO 
~~ | xn vine : ——_a_ me 5 oar Duplen Ae INS RAY bandlidoat ey itz beater. er —— = oe 
¢ with ee room, r ea aaeeeiae my ALTO! car yater 
furnace kitehes " a STORY FRA “ms O'N : R landsea x H 
ter Beste M “classed is a“ wane eo ond pain. Close ig LAKE 5 $l Realtor - 1011 W. Huren st. = Loon $8,500 ped. “completely ene “ot Orse 
cron Rae and"obe car ge- Beatin eo room cas peso schools, 9 to junior | A number of excell Phone PE Sita vor OR 39-2028 PE sem!) PUT “ vubelantial 6 sous Cansei, Ra, 
ble good, com- colored metal kitchen —18t_Beteos, VE _¢OMs, - | aites have ree ectont hetidin eal Estate E: -K. L. Temph PE 2-0) 
Sad . able in ently beco: xchange p eton Rea WILLIA <= 
oe. tise dove. ve out Dini Hey. to Water sive lakeside eubdivis eng exclu. OPEN Pp N 2339 Orchard Lake ry alton ene iar ALL — 
$1,200 D ira eh oa" Anderson so ceaerar neat Wek OPE dake Ba: PEC | Sper aaturday and Sunday. OR 
Bring ) DOWN and 3 7 daily, 1 to 7 . Each an and — 72 RIVIERA S DAILY & one For Sale Lake P’ wee oF FORTIES ay. OR 
pont your euhence and 4. . : . Su 2: Each appresimetely een aie | EL IZABE ‘RA ST. 416. SUN. 16 _For Sale Lake Prop. 44) fr OF, BONTIAC 3 LEVEL 75 
fag ecm fot a ee ETH LAKE. | ony'geut mane save cheons to | Fela Set Sins ie 
ogg ea WHITE BROS : me se ony Zot iene vate hee to | uae ies igh ancy, Peat, 3"bearoomen 3 replaces 
cuty Epos trom REALTORS . Ardm OLMES Emmetiate | posseeston fo Sa” duty ‘ei aan etc | 1 Ditteaftase* rnished recreation room wth oi 
y — a ore, ~ completely finished. re ‘ong. joo igre ean Coors, Sully’ ta. wide diferent ce canal 190 ft. — a taasie, rinssed ip 
‘ ea_ ‘til @ — Sun. 1 to 6 ee oe ' et, 
Ww | -_ an tw 8 Street BART! See, eta | Se cet eee T. G. T 
EST SUBURBAN M space. “I's _ closets MIX diate possession. $7.488 win 68 mae IVAN W. rockKe 
fatredh biel PEN | IMMEDIATE mr St see | SCHRAM se: 
. Ot ' me e Rd ; 
ply | large living es. MA 6-12 1940 SUNDAY . OPEN F EM 3-467! 
and large P —$<$—_ ne es ; PEN a0 _ For Sale Re L 
Sorat lot. Priced to sell st SUNDAY 15 OSSESSION DR ite 1TO 5 P.M. SUNDAY 1-€ FE 5.5091 or FE 5-9471 | sovom Resort Prop. 44A 
* cusToM Sey: cnnoqtlonss TON Tura. left Lake to Riviera St os FOU < Open ‘Sreata: ph, PE 5-2564 HOUGHTON = LAKE : : 
Edw. M.S 3 bedroom bi BUILT hy has 3 bdrms. — = wnence Wan Love! RTH ST. 1111 Jos enings & Sundays Log exterior Knott COTTAGE. 
os a tale Stout, Realtor fears, om bungalow, with oak | paling ood a lor. Good <n WOODS NCE W. GAYLORD Lovely 2, bedroom home with un- Co-Operative R ot estate AToR + rooms “oder pine interor, 
. P ic, plastered — e , ed, FE 
‘Eve. Till 4 en osiss! tutu oe, Sane closets, — = aon a Mgr many] a 1 ; 1% E. Pike st floors, full basement, walls, oak Exchange | or before 2 p 8-1701. Sun. 
| Bees ert et Scncat rig tant pees | iy “andtine” ria LAR I yd Be ig CURURIOUS MODERN LAKE, OF 
. ‘a! er. ar, ‘ ; js beau- > fi reo! her e = 
— . and many other as . fave ‘anc beat. Beparste ‘er - strctions FHA cna igg rs A K. Directions” ged with terms ing, room, "Pull agri din- Sa al 
Tike No teteo 2 Test schools Serekecty Near | bus. Dabeen Goeune son Ee arrudned ts ortens: Os sonra me OE NG @ Hees cen | HEAR Skeowr Lane v7 , 
nd stor bus, meet individ arranged to nm Sign expansion att: ‘angement, R OxBOW L 
} \ TIAC LAKE ROAD, mari TO u es. ‘Come!! Let's ual needs, 3 BEDROOMS, : + $23,000, attic. “Good valu cabin, AKE «RM 10 
‘ert Bui $2000 >A RPITDYW ie setting on 
NNETT | ge i ee te le HOLMES- cen ricer | URAEBURN ST. | scene Wie TOS RE EF Sar 
: one floor, rooms all car wh bd NIC VE . ———— ee : 
OFFERS DEL 810 NO. 173 AND | Real et “ean * B A “| room, my rags schotie’ shee an erement. 2 | large c view 3. Bedrooms. Sale Suburban | P 
sa Sk Mickaat wa, cusyame eee TRAM| Si iaiones| Sab at | Saat nO Oe Oe Prop. 454, 
ear St. Micha 2 bedroom = 4382 Dixie Hwy, lot, new neighbo: iarge 60x200 : , see tt —— | CLOSE TO MILFORD 
. el’s fishing lake bungalow see: r good wy. at $9450, ghborhood. Priced ; WA Fenced. 3 bed 20 ACRES 
6 room brie Has auto. with lak: privile es. Ev 950 2 sTO TKINS LAKE home. La: room modern ranc! 
— a eacellett conaiton Food, ‘uity) Foom ag “uiten: - | senanvo—rimmsg rae eR Sea tremens” SUBURBAN Russell Young oe Bedrooms: an lake | tached Kitchen, tied bath tami 
first floor, 3 2 ome on = cupboards, Out and relaxation FRESH); White hom tage on this gleaming REA ce, Exeellent beach. room, | Idea] for f garage School bus 
second . ba ge | e Road , new 3 b ree w e@ consist ng | 412 W LTOR $15,- ruit, gard 
tomatic <= bisement av: Fant to Eg oy Tete hs B ARTR AM auneer. ree wneane oe mt. SH aa ch, 2 bed Open Even Evenings 8 sun Te 44-4525 dividing. ae Fa ltable orb 
, storms and ed| sign. ss — at 44 per cent. with dining are kitehen : — 5 erty at $00.08 cellent prop- 
\ e 42 and Ine} tered *®. full bi Lib 
a ae ™ abs fh, "Fe Tt "oe | Ee beee ea alt pate C. Schuett | Bil Ss 
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Off Joslyn— George R. Irwin} WAT “WEST SIDE | & sen mene ae | vou BERETS peg rer oo SW ire. 
Immediate Possession FENSa ote, Baldwin Ave | KINS LK.. Bri, Priced’ at i800" with 3800 rat * EAST OF PONTIAC 
° reome and fat | snewet’ call, PE > aed $27,500 Conte ee 3 BE } BEDROOM HOME — Bas 
28544 Fs h ma, 3 DROO E-B 
“2 te ee © a a, ey Fr aga Eihie Bachangs |e Braon onde td vase] eect Romectaee| Tu newiv teouit home nas |. Mf ACEDAY Le aeet Sean Sein 
on, b> Tis in 1050. Pull base t,| paved pane. P 4 DOWN and close yton Woods Subdivisjon | ¢7 ees insulated; be ural fire-| stairs. while de plus ‘Me bath « if ere =DAY LAKE $500 DOWN ate 208 
Ti Kas heat, ajugs tne a, can. stoker furnace, va-| in ex to Dixie Hwy.;. Located eid ‘ull basement, ath, show-| large bed eS down. thete ts cn @ room ‘hb LAKE - New ™ untint ‘ 
walls, oak floors, jpatnted and se Gomer & $1, car garage, fenced lot oat elusive Lakewood. A rms and screen: as heat, with fi room, nice livin, s one down, 2 ouse, 1 bedroom 9 On _15'x226" . “a ee 
+ ment, full base- fee ” lot, -s hea’ terms. 5 reactive 3 bedroom very and shade trees Se, room replace, step- ~ room full up, part, base Signs / ; H. E 
eaiyeer tera | Site RS] mereeter en cece Romer] oe pitas) Greets) oe ec gate [oN WoobAULt vies | ames 
converted to 2 -000. furnace, furnished - Gas autiful wood on a} (fate. must meres out © athroom. Pil ceramic all and make aa app 7 -— UL LAKE ————_Rocheste 
rooms, Total ~~ é Pe and rented ft ed lakefront _by_a sell. May. of ak floors, fu astered wa ment to appoint- 6 room 2 2 had E wochesier OL. 308d. 
$10, price Suburban $11,000 ‘with $1,500 4: . & 280 ft. Two lot, 90 y appt. Call FE be sten| furna 1 basement, lls. see this now. dint bedroom, kitch - 
; . PAUL 2 JONES ht One Pxi2 bed: 11x12 bedrooms. | N _5:3136,_Term parmece. This bem new gas : mg ares With on ane For Sal 
4 : REAL ESTATE peted room, 12x24 ’ O DOW rani S: RECT light e features IN-| - ? 7 a automat: part basement | ~~~~~~ a fe Lots 
NEW! NEW! . room and bath bo 832_W. Ph. living room ft. car- N PAYMEN Be peenting, apd OB 2.BEDROO) wi ae heat. Nice si a 46 
: 4956 down plus 1. Onl etiity room me, plus _FE ¢3505| Windows at each Brith picture NO MORTGAG s T | Bee rheatins,2 lot. ole RANCH H M jot with lote of shade tree sized ARR 
4 gage costs. 2 nA mo ie car garage one snehed $1400 0 DOWN . 5] cluded. Dining area. Drapes in-| Will b AGE COST with terms. B Priced at $13,950 taht NCH HOME pot pr wees some finishing. DRAYTO 
4 fous _ living room woes. ly 8 at, cost seme Watkins Lake, Built t floors throughout Pu Hardwood | lot a your free end ¢ ¥ appointment onl 4 pcated In beautifu "mci - I Aa 80 ft. frorta, IN WOO! 
: 0. pieture, window ee Sie per reer te mate) cox tl and. bath bun nm 1947, 8 | & insulated. ox18 & ily plastered | home ser ree ne ciear | CLARK y.| Shores Subdivision, f Sylvan LADD’S INC Sone, eter ee He aon with lovely 
: : metal h- oe sidin, at,| oak floors, utilit van aged with | fast nook itehen, break-|  b « With full b starter “ RE. AL. >c ing room, 1 16x20 liv- 4286 Dixie H be a down wi 
Q simi, compartment pe pyr gg a ie tomatic o y room with au-| Das - Pull 10% block uild on our asement. Or | FE +6402 ESTATE sic large dining L. OR wy... Drayton i" terme. 
and cupboards. Oak lot 180109 Be eg Dlg Possipity ne men. tah = i pagmest Flot with small down oni? s FE a2 epding doers om siessts., tite 2467 poling o rs a ae tae 
j - alee Ly ae. ia $12,660, terme. avail-| Lake privileges. * ft. lot. nog eveer slags ga posses- ROCHESTE 39 6 OR _ Moti rie enin Huron Street with wepueasiic bee’ dacaas. in ‘1 stor al oars Silverbeil Rd Oakland <_ raonr 
Ss giticie cour bangalore, Close In—Brick R. D. RILEY, BRO will be cuner is purchasing an-| Fags. ae beat Pee um Librina senvice caer sereer 3 nies aera E omee|  areearmte Samra 
<4 iJ het ‘4 “R f <a ery p ¢ i a , 
ae frat eee =. ¢ seeuk etek hems 109 Bhisabeth_Lake'R4. FE + KER | " y one | E 7 Fa st ten, 8% | MULTIPLE ——~{ toca wae ‘toughest —fnd_Tocations Salat ‘sines | governs BLOPMETELD . 
; at ~~~ edhe per cent ful bath ont porch, ‘und er. #187 1OLMES. BARTRAM |‘ ™ 4 SMITH, Realtor E LISTING SERVICE mone yl beg from’ "43080 up Rice’ sized and 
. —— Soe oe. ° oR 4302 Dixie Hw i mer OL 6-1226 on eaveg ton. the best of “locations. ™ 
RAY O'NEILL fey aes, hent, pew 3-1960 Eves Marie . chester AYS t WEST SPECIAE OF 
* : papa _ 124 “ST S > PNT : ; ‘FICE ~ 47 
JAY ONPIL, Reghos |, ia BRE ss “HAYDEN | HAPPINESS | ES SIDE. INCOME J, FICE OPEN 98 
. le e. : this onthi ake F ATIC 
eee eee 3 Bedroom Colonial - Signs Are Everywh ie tank “included. Well| EAST sus. I NESS this home 20 the om side ae pront \_ JOHNSON, Realte 
a ° Tokem home in A-t cond OPEN ere (| waa” Wittcomn Ss) fo. ot HaAS GPOTES RD R. ANCH Cc wailg’ fares. aseeeed Dixie Lake 7 1704 S. Telegraph R i 
e 7 in exclusi A ve FE , REALTOR e, Living rge- 7 room UTI ~ in ved street and « qa, 
( ; 7 pg gg gS eeders tarne ta B §-0522 home. Living feom. 28. 2 i NEAR E Swank Keldbieeoanns: Law 120, lake FE 4-2355 
with fire; room tas} Dome: with full brick ranch a in 198% 8D 3. Sa z 13 Kite! - Corner AYTON PLAI monthly paym Low frontage on D 
- feats, “Sele eo basement which hen | “fro jot aSEiT fe Paved. ot See thi ents of $50. 120" fr take 
: 10x bedroom: parlor! eli sed for an off ic on first Pg A 3 bedroo: miage. Newly d Paved street : S today, Dixie Highw ontage on - 
r 12x33 s. master ic, A corne ice or 1 floor, partly fin ee room on ond and bath. iy decorated § r . miles N ay about 12 
tnelud . Carp main - location on i y finished. 2 bedroo ‘oom : . of Pon 
SUNDAY 15 sia Se eet | Neat neat “Hie for spany oi iehas | fie’ kan, wot ae|f FOR COLORED | at no 
* on nice! . Bit-| reation room — 7 , edroom, C m and ‘one bas , one floor 2 car ul porc! 
ge le Allg epee ee, eee ne cones. : WATKIN arent fmbrention te one manent d tar gareee nl AB Py : 
se we, fonlee extra lot avail could be used for, office space. | ShOTTA WATKINS LAKE. § Larg TS cer gamee Deen, and “ore | [our Tots on pavement, Can ar te oe ae iv 
2%; RESALE. Large fam. 80,’ ter ke. prfivileges. #10. home is sor her ene oom, ‘tek |] lew. buin a modern Bunes-| are see in ving. reome. Oarden genes Fenced ates eo with oo with pray Site qesteoed FOR LO 
bets tnd" fee |R i SaaS os | Sarlng eo mete une | Seo eget eh, S| ine 1 a Se ie | Ee ee yA 
“ r + "til 6 4 : asere closet s, bath, am- Y IL 5 é ‘ e. Ack Wy 
mentee pies [OY Annett, Inc, | pigter.. Bios a a <a ooops oe eens | ree Mag WATER oy Ww. ituroy | pa ne Leslie R. Tripp. Realt post BATE 
and on R y.. Drayton Plains Walls. Be sure anc lasted | 900. Cash m & workshop. THERE’S on FE 23 W. Lawren or | . ATEMAN 
S month ‘Sncluding taxes %8 E. Huron 2467 La or of this Jo Fe and see the f wana ERE’S WELC wees jarcenee Sod tare’ “ 
and , eter Open Evenin PTORS ral 0-0008 peer Rd. N. of Btverbel te ely t home. Mr. Ho uate ‘ HE ELCOME $-8161 of FE 44278 ons | PA\TEMAN-K 
rehar . Drive ped gs and Sunday 14 newu-e ‘STOP SERVI 1 Rd,| Sunday nary. Priced to Pid will } scene. 3 Bedroom b One mi RE FOR You - . “MAN-KAMPSEN 
rd take Road vid Pontiac The por Ra Open wall carpet t ome, Wall- fe west of c } SEN 
. Pmere to with ver. 08 es on offte Lake ress is 3312] fining in living © on paved y with fro TE AT- 
oe a oo NEAT HOM 2 henahahtaad ERT weeny ekoweas Ss | Rouatea, damien 7 Ph ie ae — Feats perks gy resco REALTORS FE 4.0528 
< : East E. + L.H.B . | Sf Fee See Rie ange agg nergy th t Wott avaiieble eas, Call: Mi | Soopers oo 
. RAY O’NEI Ea "ips canpeeea és ~ OP 1362 ROWN,R $12, come | fingutip kitchen wim the : J seen. Call Mi | Cooperative Resl Estate 
/ : 1382 W. ealtor OP kitchen wi je bath, perative Real & Sun. 
8. Te L, Realtor carpeted iin living Huron Ph. FE_ 2-410 EN DAIL Y. boards, and th tile drain- Estaty. Exehan 
Ra. FE_2-4810 to floo vent fan. Stal SUN , 40 ACR ee ange 
Me sp ae SUN. 2TOSPM. [SPENCE SI” ye usta nomy ta fet fee Sn ae eter | vxpay es S20 oe PTE | en ee 
: won| S10 FOURTH ST. | “mere i “ST el Home, 4 large rooms. | 129" basement, space. for recren- ORY KNOLLS SUBD ts“nile ‘otf good pavement. 
bat softener, Gi] § rooms TH ST. PENCE ST. nf large rooms. | toq'n offered at $1450. ree | fioceeticid: Brande’ —— Excellent be! vement. SOXi80 NEA 
megutIAC REALTY ful beth" basement Ot, forme does roomi, ‘oout at ee iio | SRE aaa chine othe foom, brick ranch home vine | fekgeymte ate oF maybe gag inc 
FE berm | mediate o teen Gurean te @ generous style, fea.| Chdice of 4 un-type ‘ . Big recreation ot Raga 75X30. ON 
SUBURBAN EAST . | 3a" sr cemagtit| Pah. Pickart hetero Brine oat vieges on wot tae | 7a Bey-Fetol-M4 Zoe oe| Pca, Teeth Ser mist PAUL A. KERN, INC. kp TT 
TE is . EAST son Se EIR. he ome unk eee podw pews . Re. " Sauate Lake To Just aph end | TN Real Betate FE 2-200 Ono cay ER, ROAD. 
nthe, interior ” Watch for open fas esha hot UP, full ak fs HAY YDEN, Realtor MAH a N Bauare Lake rend Drive out, just Real Estate Since 1919" R | fe BR i. LAKE 
: Walton * 4 i 
Raced e, ANGELUS , Realto 
OPEN . -|}SILVER LAK fat gih,so0, Eves.; Sun. = geet x ae DRFA M HOME tif 3 wd WATERFRONT Fn Oakland ir 
~ SUN. 2 Ouulenting Ine E FRONT coc REALTT CO. REALTORS T” et RR ny ~ jolt Course. |. place, 1s room, 1 fi a Estate to Eocnongs | 
7685 Hil TO 5 Pp. M. te ooo Exchange |. Sethe, faxert Faw opt, . heat, attached ga- PRIVILEGE 
te RD. sone 8 3 e or Pra - features LOTS 
Ay ° * “ west to i r 
tow. « ma * Look oe Open Signs. mann LAKE 
¢ on West side of lake, 
SUNDAY Peach. She Dante feet goed 
3280 so WILLIAM 
Ponting Lake R IAMS LAKE 
a tes ~- of thats. 008 
                       
7) i PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIT: ™ 1956 —   
Business Opportunites 5 SLICE OF HAM_ Beeisapse gas   
     
   
  
  
  
  barn, 
LOTS pat mee Es. _ BUILDING SITES : ‘LAKEFRONT LOTS J. A. Ta lor 
peers atte tate 4 REALTOR INSURANCE 
Chey weet, on Oak-\Open Eves. 4 Park 
= most scenic lakes, SEBEWAING, MICH. ecenie 100 ft, lets and acres vi 6 
seritmneetier,rins ers] Uieetiaes ‘Sip Bae medern iy Welett Hill. pa lg po Ale er out- 
WHITE BROS. aa z, incinay, Bay. i REALTORS _ for $7, 500 down. 
pth OR Fs | RD. RILEY. BROKER EN BLock |“ Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 41157 
‘Pont sr.|Rent Farm Property 48-A aE come user water mont Farm Property 4¢-A #0 ACRES 7 ROOM HOUSE. lights and martha Pomias. att hee ets Possession nate 1¢th, POPE 4.6203. 
tg ACRES MAPLE RD. 
Sale Business Property 49 
BUSINESS BLDG. non. Lact mediate, bulla: immediate butld- 
pag for — commer- 
clal roy “industrial us: 
    
  Ore’ PE 5-0416 in HOLLY 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange For par am. 43,000 Down. a og il 
( , ORLANDO AREA.| *9 mo. eh d Martha Ph, ME 35-3611 Ss PH, ME 4-437 ry yy coded, Full size, $250. 
$10 dn., $10 mo. No interest, Write -—— 
Ga: Winter Park, Fis   
    
  
  
  Ine., Wi ~ DO IT YOURSELF _ 3 50150 PT. LOTS IN ELIZABETH! An ideai- location between Water- REALTY CO., REALTORS ake Estates. _! ford and Dra: for | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
ONE OF THE MOST BEAU’ home owner and builders Do-Ii- FE.2-0263 200 ft, cor-| Yourself equtomet rental 5 W. Huron 
er, lot, io, Oakwood Manor Sub) wn 100 Nag Ro ecmctehti| NEXT )DOOR TO BRANCH Wi a 
one “e evenings building and an excellent nearly Post OFFICE Going fast. 2 ‘corner 4 == | 6 + ong ths pr _ down, . 
lots. City water, gas, side- GAS STATION walks. Storm sewer, ite ROY # KNAUF Realtor Pp — § stalls-located on N. 
Terry Lake Slocum 7-217 oF 26% W. Huron FE 27421 OA @3330| Perry St. 2 stalls now~ rented write 2184 Goulson, Hazel Park, ~~) 4— ‘more than pay the overhead. 
Michigan DRUG or HARDW ARE Present owner has been in this 
UNION LAKE. PRIVILEGES. LOCATION location over 7 yea juipment 
Good lot off Cooley Lake Rd includes 1 King Motor lyser, 
$875 cash, Also lgkefront lot on) & 40° lots, zoned bustnegs. In fast battery char, ie. sone ae an 
Scotch Lake. Owner. EM _ 3-4285 growing area of Waterf iza-| er, 1 cna welding — - odz amet of — oqeipeent, | vain ump and paint ac 
ve. ta b wher. 
___For Sale Acreage 47 cen oie ‘Owner © pre immedi   
PICNIC PARK 
3% acre perk and he th. 
tng beach, north of Roches- 
20 ft. CHAPIN We have oe acreage now available for the farmer or the ter. @rms. and bath 
subdivider. Call us today for full living rm., fireplace. mod- 
information and quick action. ern kitchen, basement, oil 150. ACRES heat, 12 grills, 75 tables, 
. pr i as 7 a par stand, dressing rm. etc. A’ CLARKSTON AREA oa, blacktop read” 638.600 -~ 
40 ACRES term, WILLIAMS LAKE 
25 ACRES 
AUBURN HEIGIITS We have. others 
Robert Chapin, Bkr RD. SUPER MARKET 
Sales exceeded $200,000 last 
year Located on main road 
in Oakland County village. 
‘ acer parking. J extra rental         rE ———— FE_5- 0260 ry der : pagones Reman x4 ———— ~ | of $1 ving quarters for W ACRES *%-MILE PRONTAGE, 2 families. Price includes cee M15. pe Oakhill Rd., Clark- land building, and fixtures 
ston, MA 5-1198 Owner soerrior. $42,500 with 
$12.500 a 
45 ACRES : ve yeey 3 miles from Clarkston New 4 FLOYD KENT, Realtor room modern house, beautiful se 24 W. Lawrence FE 5-6105 
  
  ting among tall trees. 20 acres) Open Eves 
needs some finishing inside. Very 
safe investment Ce buy 
a . 
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN | Drive-in Restaurant J = x * we ic REALTORS — FE 40528) ait “euinment v ar 377 8. Telegra Eves, & Sun | ‘around, $18,500 euceliets 
Co-Operative eal Estate “Exchange | terms. Immediate posses- sion. Owner ‘selling due to 
BUILDERS fy Beale. 
ATTENTION! Restaurant & Drive-in   169 foot frontage on Sagt- Bi fi Township th = en gis . naw Street. Used as res- restricted lake region, All or part ef 30 lots for medium priced, taurant drive tn for 8 years. 
— homes. Roads are in gravel Showing good income. Mod- 
sand sub soil, To include ern building, 30x40, built in 
part ‘an and pivileges on a 40 acre 1948. Ot! heat, 2 lavatories, 
Better be quick on this adequate biack top park- 
| ing space, This corner would 
pence, —— gg ee. Biack-| be sultable for gas station 
top as. ee or other commercial r 
for Brlevel’ goo orice 8 ~ poses. $50,000 teludes sil 
| | - restaurant equipment. 
Silver Lake front, 66 ft. lake Terms. 
front. Ideal for ranch home. 
KINZLER om nF. 
670 4-3525 
MUL Hele . ISTING SERVIC ad 
OPEN | 
Tecated on edge of growing - SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. | er rty is 
} x140°; block and brick build- ‘Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS 
” FE Huron FEderal 8-0466 
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 
ne 
  
Cominercial Corner ~ 
Near Pontiac 
  House also avail- 4) sightly acres with lovely | ing {s 63'x20’, "Suitable for 
odeled farm home. Perfect set-| . small church, . restaurant, 
SS, “Shest tase ‘seems. fae]. Sci tate alah eoteenss s. na o rea ate a ni 
—— foom home ts exceptionally | now ecepying premises. A 
neat and clean and n turmace very flexible deal on land 
decorated, Automatic o| rac contract 
poll bath, lovely carpeted able 
end berm | wares modern rage Eitohen, attache eearace, SO" Leshe R. Tripp, Realtor 
off Dixie at Waterford on Ander-.22 W. Lawrence St. Open Evenings 
sonville Rd. to Big Lake Rd _ , FE 5-8161 or PE 5-0338 
Left to 12400 Big Lake Rd 
Giroux-Franks | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 490A 
i General Real Estate / 250 B BUSINESS. BUILDING. “yo08: 
4308 Dixie Hwy. <~  GR_3-476F Ortonville Rd. MA 56-4800. 
~~ For Sale ¢ Farms 
  tablished shopping center on East 
    
  
  
  
    
    
    side. Remodel! to suit tenant. Call 
35 ACRES FE 30414. Eves. FE 2621 
Has 8 room modern house with CPASE OR BELL LARGE Sook 
basement, chicken house x %,| ped commercial ching Ries gas ste- 
* ‘basement’ barn, x ta" Souble tion outdoor pa ing. area 1s aie 
corn cribs, smal] orchard, Total street pear om 
price, #12508 y 1 £4.50 down. Press, Box 7% 
73 Baldwins +6203 Business s Opportunities 51 51 
ye 4 on ety @ 
90 ACRES ventory, Jost PE 2-8 aii. OOLDMIN 
Reeth of Remee. owes ; ty ets*| Neat Mio, Complete equipped 
mile fe “M53 pen A gg 5-4 } ae ye 4 ee", cabine, 
be old ae gg otha s facet nea one, Tilness fo 
estate of for a conveies-| **¢rifice pies sop 
home, Complete ~ ag Ba _— Needs new owner, Es- buaings. The land is future | jablished over 25 years. Ideal, for parcel and suitable tor re women a Poses es unlimited, subdividing $39,500-—terms. hie fil—will sel] at inventory. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor, (tt ELMA M, ELWOOD 4 W. Lawrence ALTO! 
  __ 483 3000 FT. FLOOR SPACE IN ES- be OPEN |): 
Wat eet A oe YOUR. NEST? home with 
    
“LET'S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
PERSONALITY PLUS     
and | well 
sacrifice Don't delay “Ges full de tails today. 
LIQUOR—HOTEL sm. hotel with active 
Mquor bar sabes in Oakland 
EaghCoatract ‘wl 'be soandered 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS. 
SALES CORPORATION 
  1873 8. peter 
ne Tronk deere 
NORTH PERRY STREET. COR- 
fact * 310 foot . 
cane p ronan mo 3 pe | 
et 2. Ofte front 
To Buy-—To Sell— Te Trade 
rQu BUY IT—WE ‘LL I NSURE TT 
MAHAN 
  
  
CLARK. REAL ESTATE PE 46482 1962_W. HURON 8ST. 
HARDWARE, PONTIAC, cage acme 
20 veers. Write Pontiac 
Knitting Needle | 
INFANTS’ WEAR AND 
YARN SHOP. GOOD 
GOING BUSINESS 
NEAR GENERAL HOS- 
PITAL. FOR SALE 
WITH TERMS, IN- 
CLUDES FIXTURES, 
| STOCK AND LONG 
| LEASE. 
STOP IN, or phone FE 8-1131 or FE 5-1330 
ROBERT CHAPIN, BROKER   
  
’ “oe 
Investor's 
Commercial Frontage Direct —— — rO- 
ed th aa) . 
on Eiteabeth Lake’ Re. Only $5,950 with $1,080 dn. 
Bateman & Kampsen 
Big 
x 8 alee teal ‘Eatate *fExchan ns 
REST 
ACTIVE BUSINESS ON BUSY 
HIGHWAY. Owners iliness caus- 
= sale, Lease 1 oe per a 
ve bl   
$5,250 
40 X $0 BUILDING 
BLOCK AND FRAME 7 water 
40-foot lots Many 
property. Good lo- 
eation in lake area. More land 
available Now used as woodwork- 
ing: dshop 
C. Schuett ALTO 8081 Commerce Rd.... 
——_____ EM _s4181_ 
HIGHWAY 
RESTAURANT $2,850 TOTAL — Includes going 
business, equipment & inventory Room 
at aa of rate Pe ing «as 
ne to tao % tle 
restaurant ain road near 
Pontiac. $1. 330 Down. 
J. R. Hiltz REALTOR 
Open 1011 Wo Huron St | nf __FE 5-6181 
|LEAS8E LETELY 
MAple   ON COMP’ equipped diner for sale. 
. 0440 Dixie Hwy. 
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO sEE 
TODAY’S SPECIALS 
a 8 UNIT MOTEL plus 
| Rag home, wee hm 4 
Sad ares an, excellent und bave — enoetiont 
Brrntene aystem. ag 
ition th: out. 
MOVIE THEATER wiped, omy with 
CinemaScope “Re ~ System. Toeetee” on. main street 
in booming Oakland Co., u 
ph Comfortable owner's 
Full price 
on forme including real estate. 
$150 DOWN, plus tr 
this little ry that's   
   
         
  Pig “we   = 
  
  
Business Opportunities 51 51   
BEAUTY SALON Downtown. 
bee oir 4 dryers. Owner re- 
j work with buyer wnti! 
terms PE ¢sige after 6om 
com Wil sell for 
oer 
REALTORS & SON, 
41567 
500 down 
GnocE: hy” stone LIVING 
  QUAR' 
Btock and equipment. Doing a 
Setting, land "& ‘business $ with $5,000 down 
PAUL M. JONES REAL ESTATE 
w. Ph. 
VARIETY STORE _ 
wey. crewing commu. Nill 
ol ol “PANGUS © “i919 19 M15 
$$$ 26 GOLD MINE ES Not a ‘Get Bg 
eS 
down plus inventry. By ap- 
pointmen! 
GROCERY—BEER— 
WINE Owners health forces sale 
of this basy grocery Ty lgeat- 
ed on one 8 bus- 
test “Sorners. J 
‘latest equipment included tn 
the low price of $16,000 with 
inventory down, Lease avail- 
able with or without living quarters. 
~ Edw. M. Stout, Reaitor Bir Ph. FE 56-8165 
Til 8:30 
22 to 4pm | 
“Sale Land Contracts 52 52 
LAND CONTRACT FOR SALE, OR 
trade, OR 3-1150, 
53 Money to Loan a fBtate_! Licensed | Lenders) 
LOANS to $500 
0 a Laurens sal PE 29-7131 Cha e 
FRIENDLY SERVICE 
LOANS $20 TO $500 
On signature only 
HOUSEHOLD - 
FINANCE CORP. OF 
PONTIAC 3% 8 Saginaw St PE. 4-0535 
35,000 Families 
Recommend 
-Buckner’s & 
Four (4) Buckner Conven- 
fent offices in Pontiac area 
where you can ouickly bor- 
row to amet   
  
  
  
Fou “fm fall payment he 
_ You mn smoun 0 
‘OST OF Poors et 
Socnete LESS THAN 
° YOU THIN ———S 
Get peered 
from Buckner’s 
loan company. eash quickly 
triehdly 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
Offices are ocated: 
Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bidg. 
Drayton Plains, 4512 Dixie Hwy. 
Walled Leaks, 230 Barnston | 
(next to bank) 
Utica 45462 Van ‘J 
Gas Uinen Rove aovees ivems 
  
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. - 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. ‘LOANS des” 800 
; Vv | 
Ph, Rochester OL 607i. OL. 1-071 
: * 
$25 to. | $500 
  Auto. 
bank Money to Loan = 53 (Btate Lidbnsed Lenders) 
  LOANS $25 TO $500. 
BENEFICIAL 
FINANCE CoO, (Provident Loan) 1.W. Lawrence St. F 
“GET CASH QUIC QUICKLY 
Up to $500 FJ 1008 care. Bring your 
ate ceed |e niufe sgnatares ‘and other se 
Oakland 
- Loan Co. 302 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
"FE 2-9206 
NOW IN OUR NEW 
OME 
7 North Perry.Street 
(Second Floor) 
Corner of Pike 
Loans to $500 = fast service and on « 
ent plan suited te your income. 
We Invite you to visit our new. 
modern office where friendly, 
courteous service awaits you, 
© your 
anager.   
phone i 5 Leslie Pieisher, Berke- 
Voss, 
ome & Auto 
Loan Company 1:«N~ Per 
(Second 
aoure: 9 Meme Faery sg 
  
__ Mortgage Loar Loans s 54 ae 
“LOANS $600 to $1,500. 
Apply ' See Natio 
___Pontiac, or phone FE 4-47: 
Swaps LLL LLLP sonal Bling 
    12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 
Lhe TILE 2c aie 
   
2 DINNER SLLS, DAV- ENPORT AND CHAIR, 2 ROCKERS, MAHOG- ANY BUFFET, TABLE _& 4 CHAIRS. FE 20677. 
a RSSELE    
    Far good $50. Auto. 
hot water heater, $10, Call’ after _ 3:30, rE 2-0869. : 
rien ri ie Tor boat or bal range. for boat or sell. 
#10. OR 3-8773, 
Good rE ‘is 
FULL BABY CRIB. FE « 
30 GAL. OIL HOT \ Waren i HEAT- 
P condition. Cheep. PE cles. 
  
FT. ELEC, CEMENT Mix. 
er on wheels 13 bhp. aod 3 
wheel trailer ion ‘yaaee for Sa 
_doat or will sell 
4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. . on 
hice corner neat. Bae 
land, or what have 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor PE 5-644) 
  2. 
‘ PAIRLANE 
"_ @35 Melrose 
BUILDING LOTS | nO $400 eesenee’, as ¢ 
_cars, I ao Welt fC On bisss. 
CHEV, Eee “BUG TRACTOR, FORD. LOADED. car, re tae. 
  
  dra, plow, 14” > cultivator, 
Rae e poe, mY 300 ~Lochaven 
eaostare a vine bint TO 
Swap _for lumber, FE_1-0060 VACANT CITY TO | TRADE. 
5 room modern, school dis- 
trict, 2 lots. Eq » $3,000, 
price, $7,350. Trade for equity in 
our present home, contract, 
ate model automobile, vacant lots 
what have you? 
46403, 
or PE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark: 
Oven evenings 
WANT 1054 PLYMOUTH “OR FORD 
2 door 
_eesh or all cash. FE 8 
WE ARE | FRANCHISE DEALERS 
for the famous Ec Rotary 
gh Reel ze iawn ares. — 
our mowe for 1952 Plymouth and | 125 W 
8-1960. 8 pe: dinette set ..........., $49.95 2 pe. raf $49.95 Used TV's, from $24 oe. MD. 
ide-a-bed, from $139.95 uty 
Used Gas Ta: JS 930.66 
RD’S 
Furniture and Appliances Hari re 
where. "Wrishey's Used to ed 
MAPLE COUCH AND CHAIR, 945;   
  ROOM IM GROUP. piece suites, gietece 
"2 decorator = ALL FOR   , PAY 
ONLY $2 WEEKLY 
Pearson's Beak Furniture 
‘SLAS! ED PRICES marred 
  new 
We “7. eS i exchange every- 
Sag he Se me Furniture 104 8. Saginaw PE 23-6623 
  = , mi "TV antenna. it. WALTON TV. Cor. Joal 
ton, a8, 
ii Rg rest et id i 
ONLY $2 WEEKLY Pearson’ 8 Bank Furniture 
42.0 Lake A 47081    
     
          
Ejeet atin a ise 
$2: 
Bedroom cuite 008 washer, $25: 
hot water heater, $20, Phone FE 
  
  
4 ve. It iving rm. 15.00 0, ue framed. Lesenian 
  
  oo ——. table and canis 
on «8 on 
Ecibee. wv, sharpen love aor rE 
BARNES. {TARDWARE 742 W. Huron 8t 
For Sale Clothing 56 
4 WOMAN‘S SUITS, § SKIRTS formals 
Sport coat, top eont, 
7 man's dress shirts. Size 
2-1843,   
i 
EEF | 
16-32. 
BOY'S NAVY BLUE Bt SUIT, SIZE 8 man's pin striped, sixe 30. FE 
DRESSES. $2 TO $5. SIZE 14. Skirts, size 26. $2. Good condition. FE 5-6355. 
Orr ‘Ss CLOTHING, G. zES %, 
one FE 5- Easy Parking. |‘ 
56 | _M 
2 CO) } 
3 HOLLYWOOD Bi BEDS. a. 
new WO EME iM 3.3561. springs, like 
NEW DELUXE MODEL GENERA electric vineve. used 16 =. ~   
pamengs: CLOTHES, SIZE | a TO 14 
Scout uniform size 10. rE 
20326 
WEDDING GOWN, ATTENDANTS 
dress, Headdresses, worn once 
recently. Size 12, Cheap. 445 Pa- 
Sale Household Goods 57   
   
        
      Wil = sacri. 
$100 tn yee because of lack rm Prone Cail 
NEW TV Seer Somntce 
1- pee.. $200 98 4” RCA Consol 
1—Reg. $339.95 24” Phiico 
Swivelet asece 
Reg, $240.95 24” Philco sis0 
1-Reg. $100.98 21° Raytheon ‘Pabig 
1 178. : ” “Ambassador Reg. § os 21 Suse   
tt eeee 
  
i- he 1?’ Phiico ‘Table PPR ere ey 
apd £4 ee Oe ee 
eee - = pees 
ss ic Ranons R UNRO, 1060 
TRADE 3-IN “DEPT. 
pees = 
— 
f. CHAIRG. 
terion + PIANO AND ENCa. condition. Chrom — and four chairs. * seer in 
m,- $65. OR   
USED DEPT. Used Maytag 
Easy Spin Dryer 
RCA TV. ; 6 cu. @. GO. BK. Refrig. 
Hoover Vac 
CLAYTON ig”      —_— 
Furniture, Appliances 3065 Orchard Lake Hid. Keego Harbor 
——_ PE 5 eal or FE S-s974 
~~ USED ELECTRIC 
WATER HEATERS SPECIAL CLEARANCE. NEW, ALL 5 ae 
MAKES. . 
A. TAKE YOUR PICK. 
Tene. CONSUMERS Own 
10 
CO, 28 W. LAWRENCE, FE 5-6151   
Perea reer ewe 
~. No ie 
DEPT. ae 
ai v Huron 3 Rane a #11 
USED TR fe IN 
Washer ve, Kitchen 
    
ANCHOR FENCES No PHA ats 
A COMP 
HEATING JOB 
Tata fii ttiat et brave tent Fees aver- 
age ‘Sense 2 ae 6 8 oan 
™ COMPLETELY INSTALLED - OIL $848—GAS $775 
“DO If YOURSELF OIL $595—-GAS $535 
ATTENTION PRE-SPRING CLEARANCE 
MATERIAL SALES CO. 
BURMEISTER 
Northern Lumber Co, 8197 
  Ral of wite 3 tacts ial Pe 5-6488. 425 Slocum “Rd. Auburn conn 
vsToM MaDe CAWRON i ‘A. “Silcane a ee es 
1, MY 327 — thy 
“Closet I Doors > 
  
ian A i6 PT. CHRIB-OR. 
er, New cover, $060. FE 92-2738. 
imo Brass "s ¥ 
oy farm Fm gucane a ed 
al ee i ga 
tank. ae above are all 
ting condition. and will, ac- cep site ae ofter. eae 
~OR 30014. Bef. 7 pm. 
For Sale Reamers, Milling Cutters, |i 
Mills, 
Slitting Cutters, etc. 
20 |b. Wilson Foundry ™% W. WILSON 
Discount Smishcount    
         
   
       
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        THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 
    
  
  
  
  
   
    
Can be ls" peti pg KF For complete onh. write 
Re Sen” us. Gesen- 
at RECORDETIONED Bi BUNGA. Ye Pat very low price 
NO 
” SPINET PIANO wi with have made « ® 
+4 rer to welj this 
at a new low of 
. A. limited _ obnty . 
© note, Mahogany cane. Doce 
Fieh tone. § year |w be 
i a a rE 
  
MI 4.3440 
Sale ‘Store Equipment 64 
a 6 FT. MEAT CASE.   
    
Undeli 
  
For Sale ~ Wood, Coal & Fuel 6; 67 
DRY BODY Woop. #6 corp. _ FE 1-084. 
NNEL Puel Oi), 
Faint, 436 Or- " 66159, 
Pets 
  Oal 
Oak- 
  
. FE 3 PR. CANARIES & CAGES, 701 
Melrose q 
   
  
  
—sraph..   r= gam PASE, BOAMDED, 998 
    
© _ deliver; OA 
ALPALPA. 
alfa ‘alfa, F 
patra AND. 
PE 54-1001. 
Sned 
er nowt 
Oxford. OA_8-2158. 
CLOVER | a AY. 
tatoes MY 24 
Piano | FOR 8 hay, Will deliver 
__$150, Market, 
No reasopable offer 
80359. 
month 
East Wattles Re   
w ‘Rd. west ad. 
YOUNG Pics md. Cal 
00 oF all 
oar, __Hay, ¢ Grain. & Feed ° 71 
TYPES HAY, ¥. FIRST & 
“~ tne Also straw. Wil) 
HAY, SECOND E 5-109. 
BROME Hay. 
CRA SEED 
seed oats, 1 yr. fin cer. 
Bud Hic 
- ALBO 1 BATING PO. 
‘ALE: ALL Trees fa GOOD OA & 
SECOND CUTTING HAY. 7 cents. Corn, oats, lumber Rid 
_!ng_ horses. Phone MA 5. 
~ For Sale Livestock 72 2 RIDING HORSES FOR 
a * Bs gy | saddles and com- 
se trailer with 
‘b ee. ——— ir 
pie. 700, 
Sa¥ GELDING. on YRS. RS, GENTLE. 
— ANIBEALS. er dec! 
HORSESHOEINO FRAGHICAT & 
tentific. Kenwood 4126 Saree. _S 
ben ~ _YEAR OLD BULL 4 Sots 
old—also two steers. 
Rd. 
ep DUROC BOAR. 7 MOS. OLD. 
D HOLSTEIN bull. Also ote Hereford bull. 
Or will trade 1 Pontiac Lake 
DRESSED S 
1 MA 5-0071. Call before 
day Saturday and Sun- OATS 
kmott, 
SALE, 
AND 3 2 
  
___ Wanted Livestock 
WANTED TO BUY: PIGs a AND 
  hogs. Forrest Jones. MApie 5-5206. | 
- For Sale Poultry 74   
BANTAM ROOSTERS 
$-6825 
  
Orion.   APPLES, $1 BU UP, HOMESTEAD 4 Lk, Rad, | 
39958), dersiies. deck Cock ra Ss, I. 
' Phone evenings Orchard 
    >| MONDAY, APRIL 9, 
P rm COKING BROS. “YOUR LH. 
; RD., AT 
7 | BROE BROOER. 080.2, ECR AAA BUYS THRU '56- AT LEE'S ‘ chain sa 
rs ee 8 
ie tillers KJ Mee, ' 
Rotary ‘awn mowers, Fairbanks- weit riding mowers, Get 
Reel 46: lawn power, 
sprayers, gs Sah se pod site, on 
ake lawn our gard & 
=| Eee 1956" for your best 
ree thade-in at best terms. 
  blade, Tooth Harrow, Ex- cohen cond. $575, 4178 Woodstock, 
R_ROTO TILL! NEW & 
Parts and service demon- 
Porta 8pa 9 power 
    
BOTH NEW 
FERGUSON TO 35 
CASE 300 
INDUSTRIAL AND FARM 
Biades, back bony loaders 
"AeARE WARTS? Cc tT RATES 
LOW INTEREST RATES 
Buy and v 
HOUGHTEN & SONS 28 Nofth Main OL 19761 
MANURE SPREADERS. 10 BU ~ ov. Good condition, $60, MA 
yy cellen condition, John Deere side 
  
EEA wis 
De » Ph. 4, 
GA . 6% 
. B & Engine, 
ews kle 
Snow Plow is Mower 
: Box 
All like new. Mt 4-1906, After 6:00 p.m.   
Auction Sales 
“AUCTION SALE rge stock of new merchandise. 
ings, dry goods, dishe "hardwa: 5, 5, re, hundreds of other items, Auction om Sat. April 7, from i < 3 =; 
a April 6 fro 
Lake eR es 
Trail-at Maple rd 
1966, 12:30 
auction, Lovated 3 
of Hadle’   
  
Farm 
  mers No a cultivator. ‘4 Allts-Chal- 
4". mounted 
bry "allis-Chalmers 2 Aa 
plenter "$4 Allis-Chalmers 7 ft. 
mower. ad Allis Chal- 
mers 66 All-c: P,. T. 0. Com. 
bine. ‘35 New Holland P, bf oe 
Baler, (Baled less than 
bales}, ‘35 Ontario 15-hole ‘ism on rubber. ‘55 — = Mee 
tired wagon 16 
deck, ‘55 Allis-Chalmeers 8 ft 
dowbie-dise with hedraviie eon. 
rols. 32 ft. Case chaveter, Pius 
mora Bank Clerk. rs. Reinert Prop., ‘Arnold and ud Fickmott, Auctioneers Ox- ford OA 8-2226 or OA 82150.   
8 ALD seem OEM. 18 Fr. 3 eidiare 
oi 2 Atter 2 PE set Mgcome CRUISER, 2] FOOT 
3486 ulpped, “must sell, 
38 FT 083 RICH. All modern, Phone MA 
MUST SELL aréson ste 
FE 2-489 
NO D0 nv N PAYMENT. 
—_ Coa — tb f 
catego roma et, ee on this plan 
to 8 _Telegrapn EXCRANOE 
OXFORD. 
Trailer Sales Stewart Coaches have falousie wtn- 
dows with storm windows. Double 
floors, full size bathrooms, 7 ft. 
, steel roofs, oak —— 'E_2-3200 
General coaches now in 18-27-30- 
33-35-40 ard 45°. lengths. 
We dare you to compare these 
coaches with any anywhere. 
30 trailers or more on our lot at 
all times, _ 
We have a few used tratiers that 
we will sel) on a rental plan. 
os 9 to ® weekHays, Sun. 2 to ®. 
ichigan Bottle Gas Mgt and ac- 
eessories. Phone 
1 mile 8 of Lake "Otten ng MM. 
Oxford Tratler Sales can offer 
more or less any time! 
PONTIAC CHIEF 
AMERICA‘ tJ ae MOBILE 
FTO tet coeoos 
HUTCHINSON'S on RAT the 
ATOGA Styled — care. fashioned with 
skill and priced to sell   
    97\ -2:18 
For or Sale Housetrailers 78 
     
     CARNIVAL - j by Dick Turner 
  
  
  
      
© 1906 by MEA Sermen, 
  
~ “That recent bribe investigation has made all the boys 
cautious — Senator Smelt is even picking up his own check!"   
For'Sale Housetrailers 78 Boats & Accessories 85   
18 terse’ 79 woes SPORTSMAN. 
oe aE ee es "oe 
ew} bot era ~ ST0GI sacrificed, 2 hs yt = 
sae. er sizes 
trades. Genesee Bales, 
Dixte _Disie Hway. 
— Trailer 
Exchange ANDERSON 
DETROITER 
CHAMPION 
GREAT LAKES 
BEEMER 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms a) 
ble.   
menths to 
on eae! —. 
PARTS STORE 
eo 8. re 2? 
Sales Tots Eves, & Sun. p.m. 
UBD Preskien ecuna” ‘ete Ardmore, Detroit. 
- Auto Accessories 80 
ALL PARTS FOR ‘47 CHEVRO- 27681 "ie 
  
    
For Sale Tires 80-A 
2—€70x15 TIRES AND TUBES, FE   
i gto WHITE WAL mew $17.08 plus 
__ change, 503 &. w FE 
GOOD USED TIRES, $1.50 
also white walls, 603 8. Saginaw, 
FE 40687. 
GOODYEAR, a ew aggro 
rich U. 8. yore me 
Walls. Off New We afro, Guar. 
-_—. a" -. 60 per cent off, 
mrp Ww TLLIAMS 451 S, Saginaw at Raburn 
Auto Service 81 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE 
ear. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- 
on 23 Hood. Phone FE 
~'Sale Motor r Scooters 82 82 
o CUSHMAN AN SCOOTER. MOTOR 
_in good shape. $50, PE 2-0680. 
For Sale Motorcycles 83 83 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 
¢ Harley Davidson, Harie larley 
Soguew. Bales Co., 
gg ger DAVIDSON, 8190 Cooley Lake Rd. Cooley Lake 
Service. * 
fNDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES 
See's Collision, 2015 Cass Lake 
Keego Harbor, FE 41762, 
Bil McCain... 
84   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
For Sale I Bicycles 
3 BICYCLES 24 IN. AND 26 IN. 
pers. 1 large tricycle 144 WW, 
Rd... 2 m south 
hs enmiles west _of Rochester. 
~poys’ rat's BIKE, $20. __8-0608 
Boats & ‘Accessories 8 85 
ir RUNABOUT WITH i Ve 
h p. Champion. EM 3-529 
12° STEEL PRELAND BOAT ~ TEE-   
  
  
id FT. LIGHTNING SAILBOAT. 2 _sets of sails. OR 3-175 
% XY, P MERCURY. ( aia PHONE 
eT CRAFi BOATS 
W SERVICE ORAPH EVINRUDE MARINE SALES 
____422_8. TELEGRAPH 
BOAT FEVER? ? 
Here's Same Remedies       
16 hp Scott Atwater ......... $160 
Mark 7 Meréury . $180 
Mercury Class B Racing ‘ . $175 
10 hp Mercury . $95 
12 hp Elgin. ......... $185 
9 a Evinrude $ 75 
Boats and trailers fro 
AUTHORIZE! a 
MERCURY OUTBOARD 
SALES & SERVICE 
oe? trained mechanics on 
‘DICK DEAN’S 
WATERFORD HDWE. 
Seas Dixte ‘ 
DON'T, BUY UNTIL YOU a ‘s Marine one, Sarees | ae Fa 5 
3 
i 
i   stamps, On 
boats. “boat kits, and supplies, 
Open til & o'clock, 2605 Orchard 
Lake Rd . FE 
  - | JOHNSON 
Starcraft 
Nee trailer wis Lochaven 
_Rd., RR_2. FE 7- } 
MARINE INE PLYWOOD, CAR 
a Rey 1065. 32-3204, 
“4 PT. are -BOAT = ouT- 
__board_ motor, FE 2-1048. 
i¢ PT. INBOARD, 6 . BEAM 
borsepower. carb, Grey 
Fireball. - new, Needs some 
work Fama mpletion. Real -~ 
gain , can. Cal) FE 2-5710 
_er ag ses om” at 
st 
REA- 
sale, 
outboa, 
  
me oe & poo heal MOTORS 
— Sa ba nih Y 9140 Pontiac Page — 
TROJAN — VELLOWIAc 
ie a ort | MOTORS - TR. 4 
Pettit PAINT—~MARINE IIARD 
INLAND LAKE SALES 
3127 W. Huron Bt. rr +7121 FE 2-6122   
  
  
FIBEROLAS MATERIALS To cover your be ye 3 etc. 
Wholes: aie and 
REINFORCED 
W. 14 Mile Rd., at John R 
Lincoln 3-4442 Open Sun. stot 
r BEST UALITY MARIN 
— RINOTON | ! 
EVINRU UDE: MOTORS 
  Standard steel plers Marine meyer & 
Harrington od W orks 1890 8, Telegraph Phone PE 2-8033   
Trailers, boats. stands & 
Everything for, the boat 
OWENS MARINE SUPPL _. 360 Orchard Phone -8020 
MERCURY new, $200. 12 ft 
boat. gt   
  cover. OL   
ONL Y $100 Johnson 2% HP motor. Boat ana | 
oars. PE 4-1906. Better hurry! 
PRACTICALLY NEW Be MA- 
rine small 
deck and foam soubor 4 sea male, Can- 
oe ae mo- 
~ SHORTY HOOK’S 
PLACE MERCURY OUTBOARD ), TORS 
Sales_and Service. PE 2-5 SAILBOAT. 16 FT. Sires rigging, 
dition, MAyfair 6-333, 
TWELVE FT. R Row 1 BOAT 
condition. $35. W. Rutgers 
Transportation Offered 87   
  
~“SaiLe. 
haul complete; Good con- 
  
  
COLD? 
Fiy to sunny California on ad 
uled TR 'N- uge TAL 4 engine airliner. Fare — 
\ rvice,     NORTH PART 
load either way. FE 5-6806. 
Wanted. Used Cars 88 
UP TO pad FOR JUNK & CHEAP 
cars. 2-2666 days or eves. 
WANTED. SCRAP CARS. 
______ Ph. OR 3-451! 
“THE ~ HIGH DOLLAR For - grade used cars. We 
need them Drive the extra miles 
, a pay you well. 4540 Dixte 
"H. J. VANWELT OR 31355   
  
    
  
A BETTER PRICE FOR ANY 
make or model car or truck, 
We buy, sell trade 
HIGHEST PRICE, 
LOWEST TERMS 
CHEVROLET 
Oakland County's Fastest 
Growing Dealer — e781 Dixie Highway at MIS 
MAple S5ert_ Open nites ‘til 9 
* PAY 
Top Dollar For Clean Used Care & Trucks 
-Matthews- 
Hargreaves 711 8, Saginaw St. “FE 44546 
CASH R ANY MAKE OR LATE 
_models. Economy. 22 Auburn __ WANTED -—- JUNKED OR USED 
cars, ony make any model. To- 
$$$ ; 
BACLEY AUTO PARTS FE 5-0219 170 BAGLEY ST. 
See M&M Motor Sales 
Por top “pr on jate model cars 
2627 Dixi e Bw ‘ OR 3-1603   
  
  LATE MODEL CARS, CLEAN 
ND SHARP, BRING TITLE. 
MONEY WA iG AT 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 
264 8. Saginaw 6t, FE 47371 
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY 
ceah for 00 ot Jeter, FE_ 2-497. 
COMMUN ITY 
MOTORS © 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN ‘TIL 10 P.M, 
     HASKINS | Wanted Used Trucks 89 For Sale Cars (91 aes < 
  
ten = sal 
1000 | i‘. 
  
WILSON GMC TRUCKS 
NEW AND USED 
FE 5-9485 FE44531 - 
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST 
GMC DEALER 
Oakland at at Cass 
Rigg ETA 
  TON PICKUP. isst = % Radio. heater, deluxe cab. Per- 
aaah SALES 
i} DODGE % TON EXPRESS. — pid very good 
HOWARD LARE, INC, 2705 Orchard Lake Rd, Keego ~ 7   
“agen efor Saad al day Sanaa see * 
Sa Pert d. bstt ‘M4 Gi ic TRACTOR. ‘AIR, 
ee New Farber. * eondi- 
tion. re 3-4515. 
GMC RUBBISH AND GAR- 
* ae packer truck, Phone 
ee Ford F 250 ¥ TON EXPRESS 
4 Speed Transmission 
$695 
LARRY JEROME ROCERETES ery DEALER 
“POR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A 
__GOOD, PLACE TO a oH 
Be cae bee or on n oi larry 
and Bill's Auto Sales. 235 W. 
ontcalm 
1954 omc” DUMP. 1052, 4 
wheeler one _ steady year 
_around vee 3-1005 
‘4 GMC iS aoe: 2 WHEEL 
trailer, ‘pick-up box oun piat- 
form. Chase St. 
Just the Thing for the 
Landscaper   
  
  
    
  
‘4 ae 14 TON PANEL. 
‘$5 % TON FORD STAKE V8 EN. 
orke. UNDER 1,000 MI. LIKE 
NORTH CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s 
National Bonded Dealer” 
1000 S. WOODWARD 
VE AVE. 
BIRMINGHAM, MICH. 
hate Inemenes 705 Pann ice ial AUTO INSURANCE 
Founded by Sears Roebuck & 
6 ) Cali . Jim 1 Boushell. PE_5-7754 
STATE FARMS FAMOUS 60-20 Alito. Ins. Call Perry or Huffman 
FE 2-1754, FE 
Zc   
before you renew. 
_2-9201 - For | Sale Cars” a ae 
“Bright Spot” 
Jerome OLDS-CADILLAC 
Cass at Orchard Lake 
FE 8-0488 
‘64 4 DR. BUICK CENTURY. R&H. W. W. tires. And all extras, $1,650 
FE 4-6892 
W4LL ACCEPT   
  
Outboard motors, boats, appli- 
ances, guns, cameras, etc. A 
part payment of a {fro used 
car ba aT “et term 
BILL SI ENCE oat CARS 
62 Oakland ave FE 4-7333 
SPECIAL 
THIS 
WEEK 1952 Plymouth 4 door sedan 
1953. Plymouth a oer sedan 
1952 evie 4 door sedan 
NO MONEY DOWN. 
$395 FULL PRICE 60 other cars to choose from 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS OL 23-9481 Oven ‘till one 
——— ba nag & HEATER 
Dynafio, $205.   
1951 B 
LINCOLN-MERCURY 
Cass at Pike Sts. 
FE 43885 
“EASY ED” NEEDS A 
WATCH! Let your old time plece put you 
wheels Use it for a down 
payment on any of our good run- 
ning used cars. 
“EASY ED" JONES   
AT 
115 S. SAGINAW 
CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE power. White wall tires Con- ‘33 Pu 
tinental kit. Loaded with extras 
OR 3-4376.   
‘2 CADILLAC” CONV. 28,000 miles, Will take older car in 
trade, 910 Argyle, PE 2-0345 
National 
Motor Sales 
“We will sell: you a. car, 
even if your credit has 
been turned down else- 
where” 
$39.50 0 Dn. sins, Bites ‘Nocosigners 
No furniture loans 
No finance 
      For Sale Trucks 99) oF 
CENTRAE 
1 nr 
            Rees 
Bob Frost   
FFERS 
BIRMINGHAM 
CLEAN 
CARS 
PY SS PETE ae ee 
coupe. cove $1005 
Mercury 1954 Custom 4 dr. . $1196 
sreury. 1068, Cusiows 2 + SOS 
Bob Frost, Ine. Lone MERCUR 
850 S ROTTEN RAE BIRMINGHAM 
CHEY.. 1955 BEL Ar v-4, 2DOOR. Glide and hea r. 
New car appearance. See this beauty today. Just our car down. 
Easy O.M.4.C 
Haskins Chev. 6751 High it MIS 
san TP Miche HMI 1948 CHEVROLET, CLEAN, . #70. 
Ie Ruth 8. 
Ez A 065 CHEVROLET @ DR. B 
_ Pa da 8 Power uae. R& H 
a ‘1 CHEVIE. DEL’ DeLuxe 2 DR. 
"$6 plates. $295. runs good, FE __ 31842, 
a CHEVIE. ve (PASSENGER 
iia GRAY AND 
ae Bel —_ ea bas t pe. 
_#iose, 
i981 I CREVECLEY HAR byOP. 
Wonderful oy   
  
1955 = = 
tone green & betg: gg NA ong wash- ers, 15,000 actual miles, Very 
275. After 6, call sharp car for $1,275, A 
_FE_ 2-077.   
CAR FOR SALE. CHEAP. 79 W. 
Beverly. 
“EASY ED” NEEDS 
FURNITURE! in your old TV, washing 
machine, refrig., etc. “Easy 
will allow you enough for a 
origi payment on any car on the   
SEE 
“EASY ED” JONES AT 115 S. SAGINAW 
  1951 pg ge 2 DOOR. RA- 
dio heater 
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. 
PE 43886   
HERE 15 ONE CAR 
IN A MILLIO 
A really fine car, 16,000 
condition, 
sm a Hydramatic, 
R&H, power brakes, dual carbue- actual 
1054 
  
lucky "ion. = —_— 2 ome For onl 
va ¢, Byl 
__5-7160. piiiead * 
‘49 CHEVIE, lore COUPE CUs- 
caer wed. PE 45   
asee EE 1956 
‘FORD CONVERTIBLE 
Becetine Mack me req and 
interior uipped. 
Will trade. ™ 
CALL MR. PETERSON 
"CY aE. sac 8. — Bt. 
    by Ine. 
and Power B eect, Original owner. 
  
~ 1955 
FORD MAINLINE 
FORDOR 
*1295 
LARRY JEROME OL eit 
“FOR MORE THAN, ue yee" A 
GOOD PLACE TO 
‘36 CTORIA. cnorr 
Continental, overdrive, io G0. $400 
Tendo "31358. over parm   
‘0 FORD Cleve DR. R&H, $150. 
Terms. Lake 
Artsure” Auto Sales, EM Rd, 
3-0117, 
‘53 FORD 2 DR. HEATER. GOOD 
condition, . 
J FORD 
OA 83011 
51 MERCURY CL. CP. This is really @ pretty dark   
  
OLDSMOBILES 
NEW AND USED 
FOR A GOOD DEAL 
AND A-SQUARE DEAL 8EE 
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
GMC TRUCK DEALER E 1-976 OLIV! 
OLDS 1934 a8 SUPER @ DR. 2 tone, —— oh gel , x. steering 
Rad A 
access, PE 5-435. ~~   
oh , REE ES | age. xCellen FE ' condition 
1961 HENRY ts FOR SALE 
cheap, FE 4- 
‘$1 HUDSON. vent CLEAN. BAR- 
gain, FE 3-1542. 
Dens. ‘65 RAMBLER “HARDTOP 
rong V8 Hudson Hollywood Hard- 
Demo. 
‘Jacobson’ s Motor Sales “Your Rambler-Mudson Dealer   
  - 
  
‘4 BEL po 2 DR. FUL- OF venped Black and 
cole. owner. 19,000 miles. 
  
SHARP CARS! _ Always ‘& good selection. 
Taylor Chevrolet Sales OAKLAND CO’ 
CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP MArket 4-154 __Walled Lake 
DODGE. ‘54 ROYAL 4 DR. v-8 
edio & heater. Whitewall tires 
‘ower Flite transmission. Very 
od cond. $1,150. Private. OL 
Rochester 
1953 DODGE 4 DOO IOR, 
radio, heater, automatic, 
wall tires. V-@ sharp. 
Lake Orion Motor ales 
M24 at Clarkston Rd. 
Por ercury 
MY 2-26! 
1951 FORD 8 CYL. $295. 
CENTRAL LINCOLN- MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. 
FE 4-3885 } TONE, white 
  
‘40 ig og 1314 UNIVERSITY. REA- _ sonable.   FORD, | “54. CONV. RD-O- | 
Matic, pan peal ‘anne and | “oe condition, $1300. 
  rs) sories, Practically pew. One 
er car. FE 23-3184 ; 
1953 FORD ae 6 - 4 DOOR 
Ford-O-Matic, $695. FE 2-2903 
“EASY ED” NEEDS AN 
OUTBOARRD MOTOR Bring yours in and use it for a 
down Tot on a beautiful °53 
Chev.   
H 
SEF 
“EASY E D”"aJONE S 
AT 
W158 SAGINAW 
1955 FORD CUSTOM | 2 ~ DOOR 
Cylinder, Radio. heater, automa 
tic gener ae sie a" paint | 
Very clean 
INC, HOW ARD "LARE, 
27705 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego 
WITH 53 “9 FORD CLB. CPE. New W.W38. 
mint condition.   
Mere, Full 
Body Dual Tear Drop Spots. Best offer 
_ takes, Call_PFE 86-2153. after 6:30. 
® eQRD- COUPE, DELUXE, FE 
s FORD. 4 DR. CUSTOM. Rk & FH. 
&. 240. Undereost. Very sharp   
  C. Chamberlin, 3 Holeomb 
. St., Clarkston. 
FORD. ‘53 , 1 USTOM 8. OVER- 
drive, R & 2 tone. Whitewalls 
Trivate. Can “donee, FE 2- 
FE 49759. 
‘3S FORD MAINLINE V-@ 2 DR re yl new. 9.000 miles. $1,159. 
4 
i9s4 FORD CARRIER V-8, SHARP 
good business investment. 
Lake Orion Motor Sales 
M24 at Clark-ton Rd. 
Ford — Mercury 
_ MY 22611 
IT’ S EASY!! 
TO DEAL 
"EASY ED"!! 
Easy Dowti Payments 
Easy Monthly Payments 
For A Better Car 
For A Better Deal ~ 
“Easy Ed” - 
Jones WITH 
    2832     
| 1954 0 | White sidewalls, many extras, Im- | 
    roer Pike & Cass 
white | TRANSPORTATION 
rE “SPECIALS “Oat efate Fp 
CARL’ S$ "AUT O “SAL ES 
2346 Pontiac Lake Ra, 
1989 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 68 Radio and heater. 
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike 8ts, 
FE 4-3885 
‘$33 NASH COUNTRY ¢ CLUB 2 2 DR 
_RA&H. Bargain. EM 3-008 
JACK | 
HAUPT 
PONTIAC 
ES | COMPLETE ACCES- | 1956 Pontiac official cars, all styles 
& colors, ‘ow down payments 
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 dr. 8 eee 
erglide, wer. brakes, 2 
4,000 R&h. WSw actual anes’ 
Low down payment. 
1955 Ford Sunliner — convertible 
R&H, shift, Blue WSW, Standard 
top. White body. Sharp. Low 
down payment. 
1955 Ford Fairlane sedan 8 Ford-O- 
Matic. Low mileage. Sharp! 
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 5) 
8. Powerglide 
1066 ie 870 “coupe. R&H 
w mileage. Sharp! lo 
| 1056 "Pontiac Starchief Custom Cate- PE 42313 mt 
  LIKE ’EM 
PRICED LOW? 
THEN HERE YOU ARE! 
154 Chevrolet Bel Air ; dr, fully equipped. Low mile 
* 
'54 Buick Super - Hardtop, full power, like new, 
55 Chevrolet 2 dr, V8. Factory officials car, 
Low mileage. 
55 Pontiac Catalina 
Hardtop, automatic 
gs heater, nin nT 
55 Ford Fairlane . Radio, heater 
‘new. 
55 Buick Century ens 4dr, All equipped, Rarin’ 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET . “Oakland County's 
National Bonded Dealer” 
1000 S. WOODWARD © AVE 
BIRMINGHAM, MICH. 
1953 . ee CLIPPER DE- 
luxe. Club cou oe eee. 
Automatic “wens 
wall tires, Very 
HOWARD rake ine 2705 Orchard Janet af. . 
PLYMOUTH 
ay ot car oe mee Giessen! 
PLYMOUTH i188 DELUXE ¢ DR.   
. clean car. $195. Call after 
8 p.m. zrting all day Sat, and 
Sun. FE 4-163   
TRADE UP OR DOWN i ge Holiday 
"S| Ford Victoria 
‘61 Ford Pickup. 
Several BO downpayment spe 
HURON MTR. SALES 
a W. Huron ___ FE a 
66 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE 
UP TO $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 
65 Mt. Clemens &t.   
  
  
‘$6 PONTIAC ar ae aan. 
a PB, 8. 1,500 
FE 2-006), ri cme’ St. 
tee "33. ¢ DR. DELUXE. 
Hydramatic. All_extras. 1 owner. 
_Price $800 PE 2-8761. 
“EASY ED” NEEDS A 
ROWBOAT! He wants to go ge and ts 
willing to give down a 
payment on a 105) Ford for your 
old sow .   
  
MEE 
“EASY ED” JONES AT 115 S. SAGINAW 
“4 PONTIAC. HYDRA. R & H. 
$150, FE 4-0053.   
  1951 PONTIAC 2 DR. HYDRA. R & 
H. Practically new rubber. Very 
clean car st offer rE 
#1223. bet, 10 and 6:30 
‘33 PONTIAC CHIEF SEDAN A-1. 
‘$1 Ford 2 door sharp. $205. 
4“ beng =. 7 olor 
work. . 
Ml AZUREK 
MOTOR SALES   
needs 
| South Bivd. at Woodward FB +0667 
West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead is low 
makes & models to 
West Side Used Cars ~ 923. W. Huron FE 42185 
‘48 PONTIAC STREAMLING 4 
dr. Hydramatic, R & New 
ohitewen   
  lina coupe. Power steering, power 
brakes, E-Z eye. WEW. Sharp! 
1954 Ford custom & 2 dr. OD. R&H 
W 2tone Very clean 
1961 Pontiac @ 4 dr. R&H. Nice 
ar € 
N Main St 
Open nights till ®  MAple §-5566 
OLDS “88, RADIO, HEATER 
maculate, reasonable, Private 
9070. owner. FEderai_§ 
"1648 OLDS 6_ 
PRICE meter ae 
Good & ires, Rad 
~ SHOP 
SUNDAY 
BUY 
_ MON DAY RIEMENSCHNEIDER 
DODGE-PLYMOUTH Fard to spell. easy to deal with 
272.8. Sagina FE 2-9131 
LOOK | Choice 
NEW CAR 
‘TRADE-INS 1956 Chrysler, Demo. Loaded. 
1955 Plymouth Plaza Club Sedan, This week's economy special. 
3 mouth 4 dr, a 
with bar trim. Hunter a 
spray green, R & H. will "teste. 
1053 Chev, 0 dix, 4 dr. Beautt- 
tone. 
drive. 
mileage, 
1957 DeSoto 4 dr. 
Joins gaan EPEC. 
overhauled 
ee Hy- 
Phone 
  
  
   
      Clarkston | 
Auto 
& H.' 1 owner. Low |- coral paint. New 710 
tires, Completely rebuilt. Nylon 
seats $450 _FE 4-ba4 0. oe 
4sen “47 PONTIAC. 2-DR, $75 
_Elizabeth Lk Rea., Carl _Manning 
1951 PONTIAC CATALINA HARD- 
top R & H. Hydramatic. Leather 
and nylon upholstery. $425. 2344 
—N__Pine Center Dr. MA $676. 
TOP USED CAR 
Selection. AT 
OLIVER'S- 
‘35 Ford 2 Dr....... $1595 Sedan, radio & heater, beautiful 
bive paint 
55 Buick Conv'tible $2495 Super, full power, bright yellow, 
w-wall tires 
"$5 Pontiac ......; >. $2195 
8000 actual miles starchief Cata- 
ina Two tone paint, all leather trim. 
‘532 Pontiac 2 Dr..... $665 ees - : ust extra nice, 
‘52 Ford 4 Dr........$545 one. radio & heater, V-8 en- 
35 Chevrolet 2 Dr.. .$1395 — radio & heater, low mile- 
‘53 Pontiac 4 Dr...,..$895 ona 8, one owner, real 
63 Olds 4 Dr...... $1195 
tn," wats, "ayumi,   
      
   
  aS he THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 THIRTY-THREE   
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NBC Will Greatly Boost 
Color Programing in Fall 
By CHARLES MERCER 
NEW YORK uW—NBC, now mak- 
ing plans for its fall color televi- 
sion programing, soon will an- 
nounce the most extensive color 
programs yet seen by the home 
audience. 
* * s 
It's expected that the network 
will offer at least one major at- 
traction in color every evening of 
the week. Robert Sarnoff, NBC 
president, reportedly has gi ven 
top priority to this phase of the 
network's television programing 
plans for the coming season. 
MORE THAN DOUBLE 
Although color programing has 
increased considerably in the past 
year, plans in the making at NBC 
apparently would more than dou- 
ble the amount of color time now 
available to the public, One major 
attraction each evening on NBC 
probably would mean at least one 
hour and possibly an hour and a 
haif nightly. 
At the moment NBC is the only| 
major network with plans for 
stepping up color productions. 
CBS, which presents a few color 
programs, is maintaining its poli- 
cy of ‘watchful waiting.” ABC, 
which offers no color programs, has 
| [NOTICE!]   
  
  Russ ‘Abe’ AUTEN ‘I Has joined the sales force 
of the Keego Sales and 
Service, your Pontiac 
Dealer ‘in Keego Harbor. 
KEEGO 
  
  scTam Retet Desir 
  ;said it might launch some in the 
fall of 1957 if the audience is large 
lenough, Both NBC and CBS are 
affiliated with manufacturers of 
color sets. ABC is not. 
NEW EMPHASIS 
You can look for a change of em- 
phasis in the nature of color set 
advertising, by the way. Manufac- 
turers are awakening to the fact 
that a large percentage.of.the pub- 
lic doesn't realize all black and 
white programs can be seen on 
color sets. The new theme in color, 
probably will be that you get two 
sets for the price of one color set. 
Well, Grace Kelly 
Can Always Redo 
Monaco Palace 
BOARD S.S. CONSTITUTION 
—If life in the royal palace of 
Monaco ever becomes the least 
bit dull—then Grace Kelly can 
amuse herself by redecorating 
rooms; 
  * * s 
She confided to reporters that 
the first time she saw her fiance's 
palace she amused herself in 
dreaming how she would redec- 
jorate the rooms. 
Now she is traveling aboard the 
Constitution to marry Prince Rain- 
‘ier IIT in Monaco, and can plan 
‘instead of just dream. 
She said. they are planning to 
redecorate at first only the 
Prince's five-room bachelor apart- 
ment, 
But that’s only five rooms. 
which leaves Grace—if she ever! 
needs something to do—just 115 
more rooms to redecorate.   
Red Cross to Launch 
Home Nursing Course 
Red Cross home nursing classes 
will begin Monday evening at 7:30 
in chapter headquarters, 118 Frank- 
lin Fag: officials sald yesterday. 
The two-hour class will be the 
first of seven sessions taught by 
Mrs, Geraldine Wooton, a Bir- 
mingham registered nurse.   
  See     
- : 
   Detroit Family 
Urged to Stay Preacher Asks Indian 
Not to Yield to Violence 
After Near Riot 
DETROIT ®—A Detroit family 
which it moved this week. 
The Rev. John E. Coogan, chair- 
man of the Detroit Commission 
on Community Relations, said the 
aany of John W, Rouse “owes 
t to the community to pioneer” 
spun what he termed ‘“‘footloose 
hoodlums and bitter resentment." 
* * «& 
Rouse, 70, and his family agreed 
Thursday night, after a near race 
riot, to sell their home and move 
elsewhere. A rumor that Rouse) 
was a Negro set off a demonstra-| 
tion in which stones were hurled 
through two windows of the new 
home by some of 300 persons who) 
gathered near the house. 
Rouse told newsmen he would 
not stay, adding: 
“I don’t want to try being a 
pioneer around people who start 
trouble without even seeing me and my wife.”’ 
Rouse, a retired private police- 
man, said he was of Cherokee In- 
dian ancestry and his wife of 
Scotch-Irish and French-Canadian. 
He told reporters: “We are not 
Negroes.” 
The area into which they moved 
is all-white and is 3% miles from! 
ithe nearest mixed neighborhood. | 2 * *   
  Following the demonstration, 
‘Rouse agreed to sell the home 
for which he paid $16,500 for $18,- 
‘300 to the Belmont Subdivision 
‘Assn. He was given two months 
ito move and was to use the home Wooley. . 
- 16:30—€7) Youth Bureau. Detroit 
" comedy about Broadway 
'10:30—(2) Carteons for Kids. |.-Today'sTelevision Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this columa are subject to change without notice.   
  
TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00-—-(7) The Explorers. Clifford 
J. Kamen shows films of 8. Police Youth Bureau 
FLESaes 
ea comedy. 
7:00—(7) Douglas Fairbanks 
“Street of 
robbers i 
fee7 if 
i i alt 
litt Z 
e 
nue in “The Worry W: 
8:30—(9) Mr. Fixit. Do It Yourself 
helps. (2) Stage Show. Roberta 
Sherwood, Joey Adams, Lou 
Wills Jr. The Platters, guests 
of Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey. 
$:45—(9) Featurette. 
9:00—(7) Lawrence Welk Show. In- 
ternational and romantic num- 
bers featured by band and sing- 
(9) On Camera. Drama 
TBA. (4) People Are Funny./9 
Stunt quiz with Art Linkletter. 
(2) Two for the Money. Quiz 
with Herb Shriner. 
9:30—(9) Showtime. ‘Unknown 
World,” drama. (4) (Color) Star 
Theater. Comedy with Jimmy 
Durante. Ernest Borgnine, guest. 
(2) (Color) Star Jubilee. Orson 
Wells, Betty Grable, Keenan 
Wynn in “Twentieth Century,” 
Ben Hecht-Charles McArthur 
im- 
pressairo trying to get movie 
actress to play in his next play. 
10:00—(7) Chance of a Lifetime. 
Talent contest with Dennis 
James, host. (4) George Gobel 
Show. Comedy. Nat Pendleton 
plays baby-sitter for the Gobels. 
10:30—(7) Jumbo Theater. rry 
Sullivan in “The Fugitive.” (4) 
Hit Parade. Top tunes with Rus- 
sell Arms, Gisele MacKenzie, 
Dorothy Collins. 
10:45—(9) Greatest Fights of the 
Century. Conn vs. Berrian. 
11:00—-(7) Hollywood Premiere. 
Dick Powell in “Cry Danger. 
(9) National News, (4) 11th Hour 
News. (2) News Final. Ken 
Cline. : . 
11:10—(9) Weathervane. 
11:15—(9) Movie Date. Ann Sheri- 
dan, Dennis O’Keefe in “Wom- 
an on the Run,” artist, witness 
to a murder, is trailed by the 
polite. (4) Home Theater. Don 
Ameche .in “Phantom Caravan 
(2) *Miss Fairweather. Betty 
Bahr. . 
11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary, 
Ford. Music. 
11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. 
“Shape of Things to Come.” 
SUNDAY MORNING 
7:65—(2) Meditations. 
8:00—(2) Christophers. 
$:30—(2) Facts Forum.. 
$:60—(4) News. 
9:00—(2) Court of Health. 
Church at the Crossroads. (4) 
— 
Callahan. 
}3:00—(4) Dr. Spock (7) Jumbo 
»»| L1300—(2) 
"| ¢:58—(2) On the Farm Front. «) 
~ Movietime. (9) Johnny Jupiter. 
1:00—(2) My Friend Flicka (7) 
World Adventure, (9) Jelled 
Magic Theater. 
1:30—(2) Judge Roy’ Bean. (7) 
2:00—(2) Famous Playhouse. (4) 
Sunday Matinee. 
2:15-—-(9) The World We Live In. 
2:30—-(7) Foreign Intrigue. (4) 
March of Medicine. (9) Meet Mr. 
Theater. (9) Famous Theater. 
$:30—(4) (Color) Zoo Parade. (7) 
4:30—(2) Face the Nation. (1) Star 
and Story. 
6:00-—-(2) Camera Inside Russia. 
j3:@0—~(2) The Big Payoft. 7) SUNDAY’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Mates T 
¢:00—(4) Meet the Press. 
Frontier 
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8 ; 
= 
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: 
: a4 
*taptL 
for gold. They find water. (7) 
8: 
:00—(2) Judy Garland. (4) TV 
Playhouse. ‘‘Footlight Frenzy." 
Story of a local theater group. 
(1) Original Amateur Hour. 
(9) Motion Picture Academy. 
“The Steel Trap.” A respected 
bank official steals a million 
dollars and escapes with his un- 
suspecting wife. 
:30—(2) Alfred Hitchcock. ‘‘Por- 
trait of Jocelyn.” A husband 
Plans to present his wife with a 
painting for an anniversary gift. 
10:00 — (2) $64,000 Challenge. 
Challengers compete against 
winners from $64,000 Question. 
(4) Loretta Young. ‘iapless 
Holiday.” A young girl accepts 
a position as paid companion on 
a trip. She finds herself in- 
volved with gangsters. (7) I 
Mala." A tiny kingdom ‘in India. 
10:30—(2) What's My Line, (4) 
Confidential . File. (7) Jumbo 
Theater, ..“The Badger Game.” 
10:45—(4) News. 
News. (7) Champion- 
ship Bowling. (9) News. 
11:18—(2) Weather, (4) Movie of 
the Week. (9) Crown Theater, 
11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary 
Ford. 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
MONDAY MORNING 
6:50—-(2) Meditations. (4) Today’s 
Farm Report 
7:00—(2) Good Morning. (4) To- 
day. 
7:25—(2) TV News. 
7:30—(2)..Good Morning. 
derstanding the Child. 
7:55—(2) Weather. 
$:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
Little Rascals. 
$:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo, (7) 
Wixie Wondreland. (7) Un- 
(7) Channel }—-WXYZ-TV = Changel 9—-CKLW-TV: 
iwhen the five crooks in ‘“The Lady 
Killers” tried to kill her off,   (Color) NBC .|was filed yesterday in circuit court} Bring Them im by the Bagtel, =} 
(7) Afternoon Film Festival. |by State’ Highway ON ELECTRIC $:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. Charles : PTON 
oe-O) Hows. The petition said the lots were eS "| 4:00-—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date needed for improvement of State 
With Life. (9). Justice Colt. _ [highway M150 between 10 Mile and wal : t:1b—(2) Secret Storm. (0) Modi Mlle roads MUNTZ TV 
*|4:30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen|,, Zeer cog paling cen, TO 4 for a Day. partment's offer of $4,150 for the Member of Oakland County ane a, od ~~ (D lots, which belong to Stephenson Electronics Association 
ickey Dance/iand Co. Party. FE 4-1515 6:30—(4) (Color) Howdy Doody. 
() Mickey Mouse Club. (9)|Well, That’sa Well —i . ,°v"ne 7 oan ake 
nets: Eee, COLUMBUS, Neb. (INS) — An a ‘ct pi — boy Beg has been gugh- 
steadily years on a farm 
Brifish Gr QIN tes rte ot Cotten BARN DANCE] . re, dents of the area and to Neveaska Every Saturday Nite geologists as'well. Drilled on them (K.P. HALL, 18 W, HURON) 
OP FHM STA —_ 3.4. Groteeuschen tarm in am orice noses, ant negra jue ave bee Seed 3 on See tine cents fk ea 
77-Year-Old Actress 
Beats Out Her Younger, 
Glamorous Beauties . Band Members Sleep 
in Cemetery Chapel 
  
    
  
  w:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4 ree" ems ee 
ate attesting. (0 Ne ee ee. eee oe ee nee 
10:55—(7) News, Story Studio. arrived yesterday 
1:00—-(4) Home. Bee thy ak the music perms fn 11:30--(2) Strike It Rich. ‘convention only to find Pittsfield's 
11:15—(7) News Ace. Robin and tourist \uarters- brimming with . 
11:55—(9) Prayer, Sign On Bill- a SS vet 
board. ; Mrs, Henry M. Hutchings, a mem- 
MONDAY AFTERNOON ber of the convention arrange- 
12:00—-(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- ments committee, spoke to her 
nessee — o'Clock husband, a ae 
Comics. ¢ ) ; Feather. 4 ° 
eam font ie Ato —_. > 
12:90(2) Search for Tomorrow.| borrowed cots io Pittsfield 
Nest. (9) ~ nla seed is superintendent of the cemetery. 
12:45—(2) Guiding. Light. (9) 
Myrtle wie Underwater Sunburn 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color) Henry KEY WEST—Skin divers off the 
Drama. (@) News" Shoppers |Commander-in-Chiet of U. S, forces|Florida keys have found that at Show /_ in Europe on May 31, a depth of 20 feet the water is 4 Gen. so clear and the sunlight so in- 1:15—~-(4) Fun to Reduce, eoet at aaa 
so hen tomes — rece ovo ra nt 1; : 
eG) Rebest © Lewis (4) State Condemnation : 
). Stars on Oak 
2:30—~(2) Linkletter , " hier steel Do-It-Yourself 
of two Royal Oak Township lots ube Tester 
    
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
    
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We Give Holden Trading Stamps 
Open Moe.. Ful. Sat, Wight til 9 P. Mt. Vern and Esther Abbott—Owners 
Auburn 5.and 10 1 Block Eost of East Bivd. 640 Auburn Ave. 
  
after a lifetime of bit-playing in 
countless plays and films. No 
theater critic had ever acclaimed 
her. 
As far as the British public was 
concerned, Katie came to life only 
  More Church Building 
NEW YORK — The nation’s 
        9:15—(7) Public Service. 
9:30—(2) This Is the Life. (4) 
Frontiers of Faith. (7) Christian) 
Science. 
9:45—(7). Popular Science. 
'10:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) U.) 
of M. Hour. (7) Faith for Today. 
(9) Captain Z-Ro. 
(2) 
Featurette. | 
| Action Theater. (9) 
10:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. 
Cartoons. - 
11:00—(2) Porky Pig-Dafty Duck. | 
    irent-free in the meantime,   
  
        
        Animal Antics. | 
(4) (Color) Adventure Ho. (9)) 
Animal Antics. . |     
  
    9:00 — (4) Romper Room. (7)|construction work of a religious 
Heartthrob Theater.  Iriature fn. 1955, an increase 
9:30—(2) As the World Turns. 25 per cent in the vaule of such 
9:55—(4) Professor Pet. building over the year before. 
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use, There is no TV get made today that can evade this fact. 
But when you stop to consider that if you had to pay to go out 
and sée all the movies and entertainment for one year that you 
see on your TV for that length of time the maintenance. cost 
of your TV is a mere trifle compared to the many hundreds of 
_ dollars it would cost to go see this entertainment were it not 
available to you on your TV set. To keep this TV maintenance 
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Elm Disease Assault em" °°“ Se Ey     
  
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            | The students are, Robert J..Ever- 
son, 362 E. Beverly Ave., Pontiac; 
Judith E. Nelander, Royal Oak; i i i 
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i   ‘Eight Area Students Win: 
«Four-Year Scholarships 
A Pontiac High Shool senior and 
seven county students are among 
4,300 seniors from every state in 
the nation to receive certificates of 
the National Merit 
tion, 
  search for students best able to 
benefit from a college education, 
which covered hundreds of thous- 
ands of students in the 10,338 high 
schools that entered the competi-| >) workers this week began spraying speed reader who races through a| | Child's Life-size Playhouse MODEL 50 4,000 city elm trees to prevent/book at about 45 seconds a page.| | Seve’ Clubhouse Size; 48” x 72” x 76" high Dutch Elm disease. , BEGAN CAREER IN °29 ceecreee pope * ¢ ip nat Os Gly Gilet tt Size: 60” x 84” x 76” high 
Parks Supervisor wiles Abo! at Seldon be teat Fellow diplo- oad @ Simple 5-piece assembly (4 sides & roof) said the trees, on city streets.) .o3 know him as @ man whose Moves © Factory installed door (32” x 66”) parks, and cemeteries and on the | mind races and with a “hair @ Prime pointed ed again in July. " trigger” sense of humor. : oma glyco @ All flanges curled (NO SHARP EDGES) 
2 per cent diluted doe Equipment Station © Pinch-proof door hinge 
, is used to rid the trees of who entered service in 1929, Garbage Receptacte Shed ¢ Leakproof, fool-proof, fire-resistant m bark beetles which last year; two years after his graduation 
damaged 137 of 160 city trees| from Harvard. Each of the scholarships has a 
total ‘value to student and college 
of $6,000 and will cover all four 
years of college. The amount of 
each scholarship will be based on 
led need of the student, and will range 
;|from nominal amounts to full tution : is, Bohlen went to Moscow in 1934 
Aho said the city will not spray for the first of several tours of OPEN SUNDAY 10 A. M. to2 P.M. elms on private property but urged/duty in Russia, NECCHI & ELNA all citizens to have their elms thus He was In Tokyo as second sec-         
  
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      retary in December, 1941, when 
  \plus full cost-of-living expenses, 
British Subtlety? 
LONDON (INS)—Police author- 
by jties picked a significant spot in a 
busy South London shopping center 
for their latest safety poster, The 
poster, reading “Be bright, watch 
the lights,” is displayed in the 
window of a funeral parlor. 
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