sa a aatieaeaalialili dailies ~ —s? PEA A TL RON: MRR FREE FR. -yard. Rescuers pulled him ee —— Ho pi tal, Other rey Bef fore. Ousted From AFL-CIO Council Sey Offender Larger Sewage Beck ‘Guilty as Charged, Admits Slaying Office Is Now Vacant’ of5-Vear-0ld WASHINGTON i — The AFL-‘dent, Clo. Executive Council today found Dave Beck announced the finding and) er berrewed them, the record said the Council had made per-| shows he took advantage ef his “guilty. as Manent its previous temporary re-| position as a trade union official charged” of misusing Teamsters|moval of Beck as an AFL-CIO of- to use money belonging to his ficer. Union funds. George Meany; AFL-CIO presi- “Whether Beck stole the funds * * * * will make the trip. * * day night. i AR mC ag Mahan Meme, mea _ Improving Each Day — Seany Hooper smiles from hospital bed. ‘Wants to Go Fishing’ All theater arrangements have been com- pleted and include the absolutely top five shows in New York City. They are: “My Fair Lady” “Happy Hunting” “The Bells Are Ringing” “Tunnel of Love” “Visit to a Small Planet” The first three are musicals and the last two are comedies. Further details will be made public June 10th and reservations will be accepted beginning the next day, June 11th. United Airlines has been selected as the means | mittee that he had misused large) 1... said he was arrested in 1952) ‘ ~~jand sentenced -to- three years— in! 1G MAD ee. Oe “T \state prison for molesting two little, ‘didn't pre} I was going to make) mounting heat fal ‘thinning © art was pretty awful, John said, “bat it,” said 17-year-old John Chaffee | while Detroit loc ths rushed t0/ 5 crouched in a corner pulled my Expect something terrific. i That’s what we promise. The price will be $182 and this includes air. transportation both ways on two strictly deluxe United Air Lines planes, room for five nights at the Paramount Hotel, all theater tickets, a trip around Manhat tered boat, a special after theate Leone’s and a “get acquainted” buffet Mon- sbi, LE EES aieimtiilens Ni Sire ee eRe aire ae PS members for his personal use and profit,” Meany said. Meany said Beck had been nccmmmooree mewn: found guilty unanimously for YES for Ne New York Trip. '5 Shows Named In response to many queries, The Press is an- | |W@* Up to the authorities and not ae: Saar “gross misuse of union funds en- © trusted to his care.” ‘HE VIOLATED RULES’ Meany said that whether Beck had violated any state or federal laws “dealing with theft, misap- propriation or embezzlement” iS I aa for Beck's fellow labor leaders to nouncing again that our New York trip will defi- B ipass nitely be held again this year. The dates are September 9th-14th. on. F! But there was no question, © Meany said, that Beck violated “\basic union rules for honest > handling of union funds. He said the Council may name ‘someone else this week to fill the! Brenda Jane Doucette’s Killer Tells of Intention to Assault Girl BRISTOL, Conn. (#!—Po- lice said a convicted sex offender confessed today. to the week-old slaying of Beck|pretty, 9-year-old Brenda Jane Doucette. They said short, derider George J. Davies, 38, of Thomaston admitted _pick- ing: up the blonde third- grader, on her way to school “with the intent of Detective Thomas Laden quoted the slight - built Davies, the father of three children, as saying he peresd not necessarily from the! Milled her when she began! | § Teamsters Union. | He said the vacancy can be filled) * by any member of the AFL-CIO + in good standing. | Beck spent only about half an _ hour with his union colleagues. ito scream.” Davies was arrested on a caro-| ner’s warrant. It charges he killed ‘the youngster after driving her to jan isolated spot in nearby Wol- © He refused to answer their ques- (Cott. " \tions about the vast web of tes-| Police sald Davies hed a pre- | fj taney produced helaye the 906-| views secerd of msavals eieanes:| hal -| im Thomaston and Litchfield. oO | | = § sums of _union__mone of transportation and two special deluxe planes © sr ' CHALLENGED COUNCIL _| The Teamsters president came: » to the session with a statement Z the Council's right to. | him, calling its action a’ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Killed by Train Bartrand Foster Struck | While Walking Tracks | Near South Boulevard | An 82-year-old Pontiac man, ‘hindered by a loss of hearing, was killed Saturday when hit by a Grand Trunk railroad engine while he was walking on the tracks near South Boulevard. Bartrand Foster, 415 Bloom- field, was pronounced dead on arrival at Pontiac General Hos- pital. . “ os A business card of a hearing aid company was found in Foster’s pocket. BLEW WHISTLE Engineer William Cameren, 57, of 55 Chamberlain St., told police hé blew the train whistle for the South Boulevard crossing when he saw the elderly ‘man walking on the tracks. Pontiac Man, 82, * * * Foster turned and stopped in front of the engige, Cameren told police. He was struck by the right front of the engine. ‘The shredded remains of a gunny sack whieh had contained coal) were found hanging on the engine and also near the body, indicating ~ Foster apparently had been collect- ing coal along the tracks. g Pe Huddleston told police he had lived with Foster for the past. Boy, 7, Rescued From Well f.ise'@scse: Says He's Feeling Better \Bergman Denies MANORVILLE, N.Y. (@—Seyen-year-old Benny Hoop- Rossellini Plans : er Jr. says he feels better and, wants to go fishing. - But first,‘said his doctors, he'll need another week or 10 days to shake off several respiratory is.” Benny was trapped almost 24 hours in neck-high sand arte he fell to the bottom of a narrow well in his back} to Divorce Her PARIS # — Actress Ingrid Bergman today said ‘‘there is no truth at all’* to a report that her husband, director Roberto Ros- -} fet the sound ofthe whistle; ogiris. 'PAROLED IN AUGUST His wife, who had borne him ~— children, divorced him while was in jail, Davies had been picked along with 50 other known sex stoners, and released. afer | questioning. Investigators found discrepan- cies in his story and went to his! home Friday, While they, were’ ‘there, Davies attempted suicide: iby taking six sleeping tablets. His, stomach was pumped out. Police quoted him as saying in this confession that he was ] (Continued on Page 2, Cal. 8) Pot-0-Gold Growing; Hits $900 This Week If at first you don’t succed — and where else can you make money by losing? For each week - without a winner, Pet-0-Gold adds another $100 to the total, making the prize worth $900 for this week's puzzle. Turn to page 19 for another try at winning the $900. Your chances are just as good as the committing sexual assault.” closing hours, after a™ typical Election workers in precinct morning. Polls will remain open until 8 p. m. Late Rush of Voters Expected . OFF TO SLOW START — Heavy voting in the city bond issues election today is expected in the slow start this Wret, Mrs. C, 44, at Webster Wray. School, are shown enjoying a coffee break during the forenoon. They are, left to right, Mrs. Howard Ww. Hoenftine and Mrs. Lester or Pentiae Press Phote ‘Plant, Parking Also on Ballot . Voting Is Off to Slow Start, but Polls Open Until 8 Tonight Pontiac today was voting on the proposed $1,500,000 hospital bond issue and two other- public improvement issues. Polis in the city’s 44 pre- cincts opened at 7 a.m. and will remain open until 8 p.m. Those standing in line at closing time will be al- Iéwed to vote. There were six proposi- tions on the ballot, includ- ing three bond issués total- ling $4,500,000;-and a $1 tax increase to f i ‘Over at New Haven, Locksmiths Rush to Aid of Youth Trapped in Vault \Jr., as he stumbled, coughing and weeping, from a grimy aban- it after burning four holes in the| 3 He was paroled in August, 1954. goned bank vault last night after steel door to release bolts. that! iy eyes chat seql HEM. wes jheing entombed ‘2 hours. = Rainfall Here in Weekend: John fought off hysteria,| the scene to free him. They did had _been jarred into place. “Totals More Than 2 Inches =~ After an extremely wet weekend, Pontiac is promised rked some respite from rain today, but only briefly as ShOW- ‘combination. ers are predicted again by tomorrow night. — reported. Bell Telephone said. this in one trunk line between+ Plains, with about 76 lines! to be repaired by tonight. Weather outlook for this area to- night is partly cloudy and cool, low near 4. next fellow's, Tomorrow will, be mostly Viewers Told: Feed Champagne to Cats LONDON (INS) — Gremlins this weekend and advised millions Howard Thomas, managing di In one advertisement viewers your car with this” — a bottle of British TV Hit by Gremlins, got into British television studios of viewers to feed champagne to ‘cats and clean teeth with sausages. rector of the commercial TV net- . work, ordered_an investigation of the incidents which pained sponsors but enlivened some rather humdrum commercials. were urged te “clean your teeth with fis.” A juicy sausage was pictured. “Give this to your cat. It will love it,” said another ad. It prob- Showers, «rain and drizzle hit ably would love the sparkling champagne on display, : But the topper was the suggestion that ‘you should lubricate the country. Drizzle was reported beer. From 6 pm. Friday until 8 a.m. this morning 2: 05) John inches of rain fell on the city. As the rain was well dis- tributed over the period, no serious flooding has been morning trouble developed| moos Pontiac and Drayton cloudy and warmer with showers none likely by evening, high 60 to. out. These were expected) 64. Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem- \perature preceding 8 a.m. was 44. ‘At 2 p.m. the temperzture was 51. Fair weather prevailed from Kansas southward through the southern Plains and in the lower Mississippi Valley eastward across ‘most of the Gulf Coast region ex- cept for scattered showers in Flor- da. There were wide areas of pre- cipitation from the Dakotas and Nebraska wéstward to the Pacific and southward into northern New Mexico, Heaviest rainfall was re- ported in western Nebraska. More than 2 inches of rain fell: in Scottsbluff in 6 hours, Snow -| fell in the higher northern Rock- les and in sections of Utah and Nevada. ‘broad areas in the eastern half of | Chaflee appeared in no im- Suncke treme the cutting torches jacket over my head and kept sure wonderful to see that door | open.” | Chalfee, a New Haven. High School senior, and Richard beeen In a bit of horseplay ducked into the vault and Schroudt pushed the heavy door shut. Then Schroudt found he couldn't open it, even with the help of half a dozen other husky youths. They ‘called police. No one knew the mediate danger. He lay on the floor of his 6 by 8 foot dungeon to breath air from a tiny opening between the floor and door bot- When he was safely out, though, John said he had been uncomfort- able and “plenty scared.” News of yoting Chaffee’s plight spread quickly through New Haven, a town of 1,082, and many gathered at the old bank, includ- younger sister. Mrs. Anna Jouescu, 32, who owns a tavern next door, said she kept potatoes and onions in the vault all winter, and that her 3 year-old son Johnny had played in it frequently. to next Saturday's party, but “don't. think Tll be doing any dancing in that vault.” Satellite Date Put Off WASHINGTON (INS) — “The first man-made, earth - circling launching in September as program , .. have not yet been ‘inthe middie Mississippi Valley. solved.” All Pontiac schools will be closed other the | intensive teachers go to school themselves as guests. of 32 of the city’s busi- and industries. procedures will . replace the tour. After lunch, round-table discus- sions will be held, with the Schools Close Tuesday, B-I-E Day In all, 803 teachers from the city’s public and parochial schools “me will vary from-three to 170. + 9 The host firms and the number |8; Pontiac Motors, 170; Pontiac ing John’s father, mother and) John Chaffee thinks he'll still go satellite will not be ready for |° planned, “Certain aspects of this — for passage of et 7 ‘iCy Owens " Agency, 4; Pontiac Assn. of Insurance Agents, 5;; Oak- land County, 50; Pontiac Press, 35; Boice Builders’ Supply and Pontiac Lumber, 8; Pontiac General Hos- pital, 15. : Pontiac Life Underwriters Assn., Osteopathic Hospital, 15; Pontiac |Community Finance, 20. * * * The BIE Day ‘program, spow sored by the Pontiac Chamber of Comimerce, will conclude at 3:20)i “|p.m., when the hosts return their ¥ » Silauests to their ears. jState Bank, 15; Pontiac Varnish) jg Mercy . 12; Sears, Roebuck, 12; Stewart-lat a Tea : Glenn ‘Furniture Co,, 10; Universal night - 1Oi Seal 8; WPON, 10; Pontiac - TT gc (a i ra ii ie ial 3 | “ay i ot : 2 ; ‘: 4+$ Th I; nH TH EE & So! eo it i ; Hii i qi 40 : | Bers | i pean Hi i ait] Sia i th ut = cual ffi ale , wry ay eli i lil ht 5 FE: 3 HE ne tir \ op bl i ti petal ih i i te at rin sei it i nest § Hy i aid ALY tt alg ileal Ta F ras pay ake seg il ptt is Te i it Re | Sa iy calli! his i jluittn til} HA wean a = 2 re in Whe lbs tier | aun ‘i | Baik aa rete Bd ioe tant Nit as fal a i. cele i i Za) S i i. i lhe renin 8 Ese ai Mls hia: ty HL Nationally famous PLAYTEX Girdles in panty and I. straight styles, Fabric lined, easy to wash, just wipe dry. 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Hill in Washing- double breasted suits, 3 ton was the fact that nobody took 3 his picture. hab ee BOR Ok age * tribal leader seeing members of > Congress on behalf of his people, ‘ and not once did he pose in feathered headdress, smoke a at democracy—and using it well. peace pipe or grunt out his opinion) of the “paleface.” In fact, Morago is a 37-year- World’ TV show Sunday, May 26. World War Il, the elected gover- He is a symbol of the American * Here was an American Indian Indian's ever-increasing assimila- tion into the society of the land he once owned. He is proof that a the Indian is being given a chance! Morago came to New York to appear on NBC's “Wide, Wide before the Indian ‘‘can really get on his feet economically” and a! old coliege-educated veteran of In Washington, he had lobbied for, century before he will no longer copa tribesmen living on the 378,-| ing World War Il and went to ‘legislation that would allow the need the federal] government as 000-acre Gila River reservation Arizona State College after the agricultural, industrial and miner-; al potentials of his government- owned land. “We are trying to raise our- | selves by the " Mor- age explained, “We want to in- crease the economic standards on the reservation se they are com- parable with surrounding areas” where the white man lives, But Morago is a realist who ad- mits it will take at least 5 years nor of his community—the Pima Indian himself to help develop the ‘his —— educational level had risen to the ipoint where he was able to vote in a national. election, THE PONTIAC PRESS. Morago polished out that it was) elected members—one for about 350 persons—who serve six-year terms. ELECTS OFFICERS Every two years, elects the community officers—a governor, lieutenant governor, sec-| the Gila river community as long (retary and treasurer, As chief ex- jecutive, Morago receives $4,800 a \year, plus some expenses. He grew up on the reservation, although he attended high school in a neighboring white commu- nity, served in the Pacifie dur- Iwot' tat 2862 that “the Indian's But what was at least a sem- blance of came to ago as 1936 when the government ratified its constitution and char- ter—as it has done with 13 oth- or tribal unions scattered ‘throngh- eat the country, The 6,000 or so Pima and Mari-) are governed by a council of 17 war. 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That’s a fearful toll. “Of _ those that survive,” says the director of a leading agency, “at least twenty- five per cent will never last to a third x *« * Advertisers are slowly learning these facts and conducting them- selves accordingly. The prodigious cost of television is staggering. Then, when you add the uncertainties which confront the buyer of time, it points to a situation that must be * & * | Quiz programs were so popu- lar for a time the living rooms of a mation were literally flooded. _ It~was a bad moment during the evening when you couldn’t dial at least one fidgety, squirming © contestant who was struggling to recall in which great sea you'd find the Isle of Islette. The mor- tality rate was tremendous and into top spots slid back to or- ee ®t Television has been a grand me- dium. of entertainment and is des- tihed to be even greater, but the day ° of growing pains seems to be at hand. _ Four Major Measures Could Save Millions Among the 150 pending Congres- sional bills based on recommenda- Hoover Report, which came up with 314 specific suggestions for Lawmaker Seeks to Make ye hat Change in Proxy Matter Dandelion: What if you give an inch it will take a yard. Dean Acheson, who as secretary . ene of state in a public speech in par ; hted ary } Ping ——, alert and farsig Congress, ms gg en : aire of the United States, issued a state- William S. Broomfield ment last week with in- is declaring war on the abuse of the proxy dignation. But actually he missed privilege, and threatens. to introduce ag nt Bike legislation to curb it. He says it is the ‘or Preside Eisenhower ave most disappointing thing he has seen Acheson a real alibi by pointing drastic among fellow members of the House of ‘e budget-cutting rau Representatives. ; he became secretary of state in aS ercea January 1949. ae ees = To receive a m rom eedom It this ising which Foundation for her excellent work is mnie @f eecteuie for the United Vera Mae Adams States late in 1949 to order its speech teacher at Pontiac Senior High ‘ullitary forces withdrawm from School. in July 1949, The only indiscre- tion on Acheson’s part was that, In reference to taxes, in his January 1950 speech, he Isaac Roth officially revealed to ail ~ of 74 Auburn Ave., writes me: “Taxes too orld, gh strategie Mecsolen high? My children received 104 years Of not to degard Korea as a pri- schooling in. the Pontiac schools. Who is mary obligation of our defense indebted to whom?” ‘planning. nee . —— Tt was actually the Truman ad- My always observing Milford corres- ministration’s decisions of. 1947, pondent tells me that 1948 and 1949 which caused the Eimer Munson severe cut in the military budget, . and it was this which Eisenhower _ graduates without missing even one day - was emphasizing last week in his in«high school. pointed reference to the curtail- ment of funds for the military That nationdlly known authority on ygrcomenuys prior to 1950. Indian lore, much of which he gathered. facts are readily ily ascertained -n the Pontiac area, ", by re Roig Tite on eatery » “- fies." The late J Forrestal, oS Fred Dustin, as secretary of defense from Sep- Of Saginaw, died last week at the age of tember to —_s-. pe 90. He had given most of his collection stenographic records of many So tha’ Univeretll of Michigan. -his conferences. There is revealed ee as in this book the whole background Amsitier addition will be made this. * t Suereuing & tips Gy: week to the several Oakland County The military chiefs, for in- s & stance, straggied in 1948 and 1949 women who are 100 years of age, when 1 : of Madison Heights passes the century ‘mark. a ee comes a bulletin to the effect that we ae * that we want other states ne eee s senhower was called in as a Dr. William Brady Says: Get Calcium, Vitamin D From Foods;“Swnshine “Words can never say just how I feel about your advice of a daily nd relief. ‘So a part of have started many to maintain» ~ at f apt -* : aie a ee eee ne ae ge Penh a oe Ss, PES Pa Cat ~t ee ee a ea Te sie i ict Nata i Sica — f me fia Poe a ae ice ee : eee ) Se eT ae eon f . ; i vi ; sR ; “yf a / | | F fi A > ( = F = f f f : = 7 , \ ‘ i | : hf \ ; nie : a ; \y a | | i. \ x / _ . THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. MAY 26, ‘1957 \ { — ae Po? “dollars while the fourth could mean AN ee ” : rote Sf the Paoshe aes / THE PONTIAC PRESS . Rips tie Grech gteg eh CES a vice of | eS | Peat ; 4 the return to the Treasury of at leas ake - TH rms a ae ~ a Ne le — ® MN Baky Besant Sunday ital funds.” The ate, ove S aan: S: I A ed, C Punished trom Tee Powme Passe Busting $500 million m capital funds SE, ME NOMENT fairs nion {s q auses + AR ~ measures are: ; sh > ea 8 MAEM roca ce rarme * — 1. Modernization of the Federal of Industry Leaving State cee Ean. Tenpwe ai budget system. a : : Trmserer ond General Jou tae 2.:More businesslike administration ate vel bye pony — — last year. In 1956 they were 80 Jomw W. Prrecessts. W. Cusaies Pasxies, f } roperty disposal oar Sone, of ee umber of the safety minded they brought in Seeretary and Editor pergil Advertising Mer, Of SUFpius property . Sener wae acscmngens lates Ser hee $100,000. With half the force, they gS ag ene 3. Centralized procurement under Sucols unless the eter o'erical > Sk on $50,000 to the state civilian managerhent of non-military, were any. “Remember, safety first: Office. second tter ’ awe common use items for the Defense is on ome Freeh ivan feed ach 5. M. M. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Depa rtment. * living with one or another branch —— : exctustve ti- of General Motors. Probably seven ‘Bill’ Is Best The Associated Preset entitied exclusively to the 4. Reduction of Federal compe popes ge ay se Ang 19th Hol newepader as well as all AP news dispatches. tion with private business. say the conga md know whet at ole * * * ‘ will happen ital I read that only good golfers get ‘Twa Powrtac Press is delivered by carrier for 40 cents = moves out of state. , a week: here carrier, terviee. ts ot com. Lapeer ina Regarding the budget system the ehh: +. /n wed ant ae eagles. iat Sage Michigan end sil other Diaces. im the! United ‘States chairman notes that obsolete meth- moves, and to a large extent = good with the swallows at the 19th Frome Pontiac PETA “ods have built up a backlog of $50 this is true. poet the main rete hole. win MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU oF circutaTions Dillion in unspent appropriations states have right-to-work laws ——— which Congress can’t call back and In pation 6 Taag Magen ~ i; More Readers ORY a the agencies can disburse at, their _—. way so long as men in Discuss Birds : the offices are elected by . leisure. He is of the opinion that this ; en ie by unions. For the past 17 years, my wife M talit { TV Sh could be reduced by at least one votes Pg 9 or v0 snows Organized labor was a blessing * nS ees h H ° per cent—$500 million. to working men in the beginning, a : Approaches Hysteria kk * but a few powenapry men sw a bom In a day of unprecedented switch- In the matter of surplus prop- ary. Yor yer the ae a: joining, mein a eee — og Bs es in all lines, TV activities probably erty disposal the committee found — pay ew. — ~ their stay happy is keeping ‘out constitute the most precarious way some agencies auctioning off | - Be pany told to join and pay _E*cllch sparrows and starlings. it goods at a few cents on the dollar a ge ose or lose your job? Not many fam- : of earning a living known to man. . Neb Any of you bird lovers are wel- +’ ke while other agencies were buying . a ef SOIR Pee fly man ean afford to buck this “O71. come out and see our . them new. A savings of about WOR 5-0" +h a ee age Rabeset rete + wee ultimatum. , birds. 7" In 1956, there was a sixty per $500 million could be effected on ; reopen x realize pacane Jesse Lott cent turnover in programs. This this billion dollar surplus opera- | Must Be Uncomfortable — - ee saat hae Wha. 3425 Joslyn Rd. actually borders on entertainment = tion, the report indicated, A $600 = Letters and pressure in the right Regarding the once - common ynciaty, an everchanging public _‘Tiilion savings also could be ob- David Lawrence Says: ction, We alone ean stop Gis I” tne yegr after wecks of watching mys * "prod tained by centralized buying for a: fringement on our rights. It was near Silver Like. Does any- and a startling failure to produce the Defense Department, oye ° . ° Mrs. John W. Hoke Jr. one know for sure if mosquito very many prorame on which Ok kt ilitary Chiefs Mus IN FUNAS even Pine syne erm te Ned po viewers can unite in common . ks __ tion? Finally the committee pointed out a Mra. Earl Weber acceptance. that $500 million in business type WASHINGTON — President Ei- aded Berlin, and a Communist in- military budget then, as he did Another Woman Waterford * * * a : senhower, ina few brief sentences. vasion ef Indochina -was in full. when he was. chief of staff of Misses ‘Portraits’ — ‘The television mortality among Federal enterprises should be taken in his television speech on the swing. The situation in Korea, the Army im 1947, but only in Da light Saving : out of competition with private in- budget recently, touched on a bit moreover was plainly far from terms of the defense eof the I that: James Metcalfe y comedians is without parallel. The es of fateful his- stable. Forrestal, in October 1948, United States iteelf—aot in terms lic te a wonderful 1 Not for Farmer heroes of today are the bums of to- dustry and the capital returned to 11 i: suoke ebdrensed © letter ts Secretary of of hypothetical Suiermntienel Guy. mine “Portraits.” 1 beep oll of pore pi — easury. f a tragedy tha’ Marshall, ng oom, as Korea, involving” them in pbook. Seems these I'm ichigan did not go to morrow — or sooner. In a few short the Tr ads by econo waleey te Aare ance and mentioned that he had the Aslan malnland. eae 5 see creas aghit ung Gas Ot on weeks they leap tothe topofthe heap Congress, y ¥ money and lives written the previous July to the With the money available to the could be left out to make room day light saving all year around. and then fall rapidly into obscurity conscious taxpayers, should act at to the American — —— — ect 2 military services of the United for more pleasant reading. — is in the enya ume, and the all-embracing shadow of no once to eliminate this terrible waste, Peale He « national dangers were, but ad inte: ares bad (© considered ss patact Me Zamee Wal cern me became Dewrot want return. fey that caused sa piso api all ot the Sia Elsenbuwer, as outside Amer- — of wie ee . h : — ’s “defense perimeter.” When < i daylight saving If you're in the business, it The Man About Town wise” and“ buck back and forth, with m0 American forces were ordered out L&t Their Dukes since. We're always. one hour t be disturbin: t- hardy.” He . policy at all—not even a brink of of Korea in 1948 and 1949, it was a Go to Work ahead of where we should be. = €. The percent 7 “Our armed war” philosophy of deterrent action nolicy decision by President Tru- , Dirt Farmer age of mature adults walking the To Curb the Abuse forces became so far as the Far East was con man. The military leaders con- Isn't it time for Washington to ; streets and talking to themselves starved and cerned. curred because they could not stop shelling out our hard-earned , an g Does He Do I had to withdraw In January 1949, General Ei- keep on money to Great Britain? Why Intentionally?’ So scrapbook watch the follow-up tomorrow. | inf se i de Hi ¢ supplement every day from now ship isn't responsible for the di- inch of top soil; We need a ¢comser- on may avoid the necessity of.doing Jemma, Before them, the budget V@tion program at home. My two so by changing to a high calcium was based on over $100,000 in re- 9088 wash off an inch before every mum of 1'4 pints (three giasses) rebate itself was a violation of the Mikel. Mother . of milk daily and exposing as State Attorney General's ruling. 2 ee much of the uncovered skin as pos-- Oakland Couny Prosecutor Ziem ‘Grace Should sible to sunshine or diffuse day- ruled that townships should abide Wa s light, as much of the time as pos- by it. : teh tep’ sible, amv tamed scandal You want protection — protec- I'm another that’s weary of read- tien fer your pocketbook, You ‘ : _atigaea interx not more. than one pare want a big police force, mice gents Grace wants te be pie Ith vand nyetene. not diag- schools, etc., but no taxes, You : ’ or treatment, will be answered claimed Queen. If that gal doesn’t rady, if 9 seit. Want someone else to pay for it. watch her step, her head. will be sddressed envelope te sent to The Fon- 1+ will be interesting to see if the too big for any crown. police will be as safety-minded as American ‘Case Records of a Psychologist: GAIN Pay uae 168), Bo 9s BS ty & pr Py 2 !) a j i ( 4 ; 3 S ie | oe ; 203: f na a ere ea eld a ye a A ee ee ee % A . | ' t pal eu io eee oe [ | rer THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1957 SEVEN Somehow} never looking as I ran, : I never touched a butterfly. — eral Recalls War Oddities. <== field, singing, carrying shovels like|drops were detonating the butter- aio ButeoRT OF MAGES 10 STAY Bob Considine Says: at rasan Fou Wad ean ari enna _ OF MASSACHUSETTS ¥ A AF Gen 4 a ’ ; . = - : muskets, and tried to put out the flies. ; er Se eee 4 NEW YORK (INS) — “The! “Immediately, Tom's volce camelrel, They hit one with their firstjof that, they dropped thousands of) “I ran down the field, cursing,|fires with dirt. It was Tike a fone ”"y ing, me anne tend oe ee strange and the funny Oe Avion the intercom. ‘I got him,|bomb and never stopped. One topbutierfly (anti-personnel) ; bombs. ‘running from plane to plane, sick. |nightmare. prec is arm erqund-me.. - ie 2 with longer than things.” 3aj, Gen. Archie Old Jr,,|0% be Said to me, seal india / ee ee ae * * * : “For .example,” remarked the| There was also the day (the gen- 4 spunky Texan who led the B528/eral said) when he had to get out around the earth nonstop in 45\0f his seat in the cockpit of his hours, and before some of B17. The instant he-cleared out, a N.C., a great man. On the long|the empty seat, and the roof. ride in to a target, he'd have|“I'd have gone with it,” he re- nothing _to do as bombar- BOYS’ FAMOUS SPORT SHIRTS 88 raid,” the man who led that colos- sent up 700. fighters against fs 1 front of ué.. They hit a German oat xy, Gt eat On Seas be nadigg rissa : / : ‘S who was coming at us headon (had had to turn back Chere ene 24% = el ee. . ) and he blew up. — > ps re a ee Phila yy ree ee AY oer —4 " (Advertisement) “My shi shot , in the Philippines Values to 1.98. Helmets, Top, pantaloonsand boots an es ae doe ‘of cotton batiste, 88¢ in boys, girls’ styles. @8e in interlock, challis. 88¢ [bombs on those balbearin ‘ — oF I told the deputy _ and I put the old ‘I ; iP, course, j : , Pp a ot omen, ‘wl ML LITTLE GIRLS Trovbled with GETTING UP WIGHTS | “Both inboard engines Perones 2.98 VALUES Prag Ip ray knocked out. Sure was a hs oF ride home. The ie SEE us rest Infilamma- ular foflamnation 8 M4 super ia, Ve, a J ines that give temporary reliel \estor was wounded. W CABANA JAMAS TOTS’ SUNSUITS will apt remove the causes of YOUF [Ciner dead boy wi : Reg. 1.59. Printed cotton Reg. 1.98. One-pi aye Neglect of Glandular Inflamme- [Test of us were wounded. é a : challis. Up to 18 mo. 88¢ _ pastel cotton. 1-3, tion often leads to premature se- * * mB ly: 1086 “You know something, 7 have been long time we broke through the fay tested bere atthe Excise overcast, and there was England a have found sooth- jright under us, W reliel and a new zest in life. (Gravesend. What Excelsior Institute, devoted “Funny thing abou kar to elder men by NOS -SURGI- meter that hit me PE eying a New (He briefly showed that tells how these trow- scar running the length } bles may be corrected by proven icf his right hand. Non-Surgical treatments. This forming in the palm after JUST SAY... a AT FEDERAL’S INSIST ON GENUINE FAMOUS-MAKE : CRIB SET 88: Reg. 1.98-2.50. ro, Py ost } wet [a : | ~, ints. Boys’, gi a z _ ~~ & Se en ee eee vivles, In gises SM-L. | L‘IL BOYS SUNSUITS PEDAL PUSHERS TOTS’ BOXER JEANS’ PASTEL CRAWLERS BLOUSE, SHORT SET Values to 1.69. Pastel Val. to 1.69. Poplin, no- Reg. 1.59. Sanf. denim. Val. to 1.98. Gab., plisse, Boxer shorts, sleeveless b’cloth, bib top, 2-6. 8Be iron fabrics. 3-6x. 88¢ Double knee. 3-6x. 88¢ others. Inf. sizes. 88¢ blouse. Sizes 3-6x. 88¢ PLASTIC FOOD, os . THERMO BAGS @ 88: * Val. to 2.98. Insulated. ; 2 : Keeps baby’s food . eae ee warm or cool, Zips. FITTED CRIB SHEETS ORLON* CARDIGANS INFANTS’ CREEPERS ‘| Reg. 1.29. Sant. cotton. Reg. 1.69. White and Reg to 1.59. Cotton, ray- Mitered corners. 88e _tels for infants, | bse oink S-M-L-XL, 88¢ *DuPont's acrylic fiber. ‘BOYS’ KNIT SUITS NYLON CRIB SHEET Reg. 1.98. Ass’t. knits, Reg. 2.98 White acetate, I and U.S Keds combinations. 24. 88¢-- nylon-tricot. Save! 88c rails — ‘Enter Fede , “GUESS THE KIDS” CONTEST GIRLS’ COTTON SWIMSUITS 88: Reg. 1.98. Prints with ruffle-back. Lined. Gay colors: Sizes 4 to 6x. ee fas = BABY DOLL PJ'S. ZIP “N.ROMPERS INF. SLEEPING BAG. GIRLS’ PLAYSUITS ~_L'ILBOYS"SHORTS Printed cotton plisse, ruf- Reg. 1.59, Cotton challis. Zip*frorit. Pastel nursery Short and halter sets. Val. to 1.69, Solid, fancy + fle, lace trim. 4-8. 88¢ Front zip. 9-12-18 mo. 88 print cotton challis. 88¢ Colors, sizes 3-6x. 88c patterns. Sizes 3-6x. 88¢ ® BOYS’, GIRLS’ ZIP JACKETS TOTS’ ORLON* SWEATERS - 88: Reg. 1.98. Pastel Or- lon + weaves. . Sizes 2 to 3. Hurry! . Al ate i { ‘ Te . EIGHT Manes \ whe LP , of | ‘THE PONTIAC PREss| MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957 Bea. , j hae A ) | ae cnet . NINE | } | | ie? @@ @h ey | » =e : . | ’ ees rs a ‘i 2 * * | = wa - ate. 2 > | Es + . Saad I Sr caie = Sa aie Ww . r< ‘ , | — ee ». ‘ ; — é f ” e . — eo - ~~ ws ee ~ <% a ad \ _— 7 ~ a S, 2 . = > a ~ . , j , / . . . ya ‘ y . o ‘ a : % + & a + . Gs . $100,000° @& “Mfawumman@ OPEN FURNITURE -= MON. sous TUES, 2 | CREDIT MIDNITE MUST BE — SALE CONTINUES ALL WEEK! OLD IN 6 DAYS > we MEAN BUSINESS! ? : aera aie wet i or Ta Reg, Reg. $79.50 | LIVING ROOM SUITES — Reg. $16.95 BEDROOM SUITE S | INNERSPRING MATT RESS wv bounn,” Hollywood | mssuyem cee meen wm ree: sigggy | Wertnabowss sec. mene 1 7a, semmea opment en 9 te dent conus $68.00 PSS te etter cee * VOB, “i OR BED j REG. si00 PC, LIVING ROOM SUITE. Rose, Washable, $110.00 STEAM REG. gi00s0 2 Fo. MODERN BEDROOM, Double dresser, mirror and full size bed $ 95.00 REG. 9030 RUBBER FOAM — —— $22.00 M : A ougeetstinverac u epermisbonweccnspadesussess Rs hee gm eit, only ..-....--... weet eee ee Sneetdis e60s6U0ceecestessccete , « woox sennc © AAO 75 | crime nton oaty nner 10008 IRONS REG. $229.40 3 FC. BEDROOM SUITE. Double deter, mirror and beokease bed $116.00 cats matched sete Only cence» 2000 at eae AG oT ad Saean aaier pacman one ME rere $146.06 $ 95 REG. $249.00 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE BED. Walnut, dustprocf drawers. $] 25.00 EVERYTHING GOES! nc eal: sail | Solid Maple | Sua Gaba § PC LAVINO ROOM BUNTE Oecaen mctam, $155.00 @ Open $ Gammnglny: CONF. ksncessade och cies sess s-ocesngr arensapeccoss tdveqrtves tise WEDS T Gest Aeesis cks<0se | Pe oeaty ~~ e nestoxnarr | |. ont agead $ 36.00 Colonial 3-Pc. decorator tweed, only ...........0:ccccecsenescaueseerwnesecs Hendle REG. $259.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE. Solid maple, wa ¥ (ENGLANDER © SIMMONS =| Discontinued Covers : Reg. $16.95 | ; : , yelaeed $0940 WMP. seci-ssscss-.c-00+.----, ea daidege pete anton i 8 aR 135.00 Proctor Hi-Le REG. $319.00 SOFA AND CHAIR. Gorgeous | I; 5 SO GAME, WORE i055 2 50. ght gg st Sevres $165.00 REG. #0000 TRADITIONAL BEDROOM. Larfe double dresser, chest bell, in Hleamning $165.00 [STUDIOS a HIDEBEDS Living Room Outfit | NING : : - D5 MRR, OUD Shennan 0300550 esos vnc se dedmeesypeanngbe goog ess nebensatessatenea ces seseens a IRO Be Tene TUTTE. Catal . $ITEBE | Rog. $119 Quoker , BR ae . stad —y ce (E> om. at meena en Jeo a $195.00 contin : BOARD (| “See ee $185.00 OIL ae a peor ge oe Sy CE eR +3500 | © Salt sg! iT me on 196.00] BEATER et ee ee cseen RMD TV spercssis tested my BY wpe-A-WAY BED Adjustable A PINRO RTE OE Reg. $2.98 RUBBER FOAM $92 Odd HOLLYWOOD HEAD- ¢ 3” ee : ee een romsnereenceemaneen o0- teins S Flake PILLOWS Sat Se eee | BOARDS Supply Limited . . Sa mattress, colors. ee divlevess os 139.00 ° Wing Choirs terly Ame rican Print Admiral Automatic oo QTc | “sxiz ‘kucs, ony. * 48.16 ‘Aunt 3 ' . _ ae shane me ier. enor ep $145.00 | : 3 Sealy $59.50 Mattress RECORD PLAYER | —— =| °* “F91 [DINING ROOMS || [BREAKFAST SETS | i 22 eres oo mom. t= me ISN Seve $102.00 ae SECTIONALS — ee ! — 5:Pc. STUDIO LIVING ROOM GROUP ae Tim Tt TELEVISION meee Reg. $559 BECie,chaie—Pumice hd $4ME Gin | te tor clearance Lined quanuny. § 9B ff) Baybleht new: modern. A complete group DD > } pete |] BBG, gie40 3 PC. SECTIONAL Red und Mack $ 94.00 "A , , Mallly GT dsascaiasl tetebeakes2-+-s 4126.00 OOM, et Mio Feces F 28D eT ich sen tables and dece- $ 98.00 MS 3 TELEVISION , BEG. #21900 2 PC. SECTIONAL. New modern coral $118.00 Rubber Foam ' REG. $399.00 7 PC. MODERN DINING ROOM. Matched ne | ead bre CHROME — Cheice ree pe HIE Rey. $1 29 $ 00 e045 ae hain date SM a Nan sbi igen usted 54° e Rerelated | Expansion Watch Bands Ladies’ — Men's Special *} 99 Eg banquet to il j F gs: g H i ease gE: will show movies depicting lights of the 1957 Red Wing bet af Romeo School District to Register Tuesday .ROMEO — Parents of children countries of the world will be a =s ’ COMMERCE MUSIO FESTIVAL — Folk dances from many featured in “The Sad Princess,” musical program to be staged outdoors at Commerce Elementary - School at 1 p.m. pace oe cast. will and Open Daly and Sundey 12 t0 9 19470 Grend River $11,100 FULL PRICE VET. $300 DOWN . a ee ee ee shopping and transportation—ONLY FEW ROSE HILL REALTY CO. KE 2-9060 Call FRASER To Buy or Sell REAL ESTATE Representing FE 4-0528- Bateman & Kampsen Realty 465 E. Pike wt. ‘PEOPLE'S. -FOOD-0:MAT & SUPER MARKET 900 Auburn Aw. — ona The child must be five years old on or before Dec, 1, 1957. 2 Area Girls Receive ne Sires s 1:3 p.m, and from 7 to $ p.m. Pan Street School will| Legion Auxiliary were Martha fom Tt0$ pim. Watingtn Schall Qhman of Ferman, to 9 p.m. Washington School| Ohman of Farmington hours will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. x * * and from 7 to 8 p.m. Legion Scholarships Among those awarded memorial scholarships worth $300 recently by the Michigan American Judges placed special emphasis itizenship, academic TUESDAY and OPEN MORDAY, THURSDAY, FRAY sarunpay TIL 9 memes ‘TIL 6 Nationally Known Brand SPATTER ASPHALT — Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH sa |Win College Honors decisions. The awards are limited to daudghters of World Wars I and Ti'veterans, . a eee County won places on the) haed hone bel die ten uae a * lterm. Janet Abbott and Mary! : , Winners, Ann Andea, both from’ Dryden. ” nai Colendor — at Fe ate Rly REMUS FRESH CREAMERY BUT Hon-Toes-Wod-Thar, | -O-Mat Market—May "sont 08 » a T » E R- ' fe . oe , $ -CRISCO - 3-LB. TIN Main Tuas. Web: Thurs. ot People’s. TSAYE 4 et Boe 8 te i ig i . Be. ay beast ee woe? } } L. | THE PON'ITAC PRESS, MONDAY. MAY 30. 1957. RT ee 4 if | ' j f 4 oy: _ELEVEN Creoles Believe the Dead idole Restless; Go: Roaming FUEL O1L| _ Phone FE.5-6141 ‘No Contract “Necessary |) oy rnvus marreux _- Call Today NEW ORLEANS (INS) — New Gregory Oil Co. 94 East Walton Bivd, | ‘ough the wildest musical orgies. to sit up and shiver is Gabriel's. When Gabriel blows his horn, iat \loose. They're the most respect-! The * fully kept ceméteries in the coun-|Orleans, and hundreds of tourists Orleans’ bloodily romantic past.| | Spooks. try. Mark Twain once wrote, “Thelinch past them every day with (Marie Laveau, the voodoo queen’ most beautiful architecture in New|thé same fascinated facial expres-|‘her tomb bears a eros of red Wits Want a Dress? Orleans is in its cemeteries," and sions. ladies take on when Iured, » COMMUNITY NATIONAL, BANK Di Pays 2 /2 To a Year fF on SAVING CERTIFICATES Deposit your surplus savings or investment “2 savings * any one of wur 8 convenient fi s banking offices. Community National Bank yards, and the adjective is not x * * the legends about them are le-|-—— “Some oun: " they'll say, "just This town is “alive” with grave- ain’t comfortable in them ovens. “ovens” are famed in New ovens Noe ‘Orleans ~ Respects * Gravepil the superstitious descendants of served near the oldest crypts have into the serpents’ quarters at awandering through the ancient the French Creoles treat the in-/been blamed on trickeries of light Orleans is so accustomed to wail-|cident with respect. It the saint nd shadow. ing trumpets in the night that the'has beckoned to the next world a a * explained local eats and kiddies can sleep|soo¢ man, of old family, they re- Phage ee sometimes {dea decals poopie ‘zoo. Actually they are Vaults tombs of the town, standing high above the ground) Skel resembling nothing so much as ddteliaed tae’ oven. | cee ovens-are great names from New). Fe { gion. the city afford, By day, the older residents of * * * and oftener beer bottles, they reg-| general’ office reported ularly set out fresh flowers. . LOCKED AND WALLED skimming over the premises, nearly two centuries have been ob-|Fund Act for an additional year. By night, the cemeteries are|received after the original two- locked and walled, For it is then|year period for the Korean Bonus that the residents from within are|Act expired at midnight, March 6. ‘af, \still believed to. return to the| New applications now can be 4 scene of their finale, wavering and|taken as Gov. 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" « Prices at Kroger] : tia is - may \ | i ey y an tas ‘ ; ” Yall Oe ae Ki | Tee i ae =| ( ‘ ; by N ‘ i Ay q TWELVE (onl THE PONTIAC: PRESS, cilbaes MAY 20, 1957 3 / Ugly Apartments) se chan iam nom Deaths Elsewhere [Residence of Burglors ; eal ns Nn. on fac fea Clarkston with burial in Drayton Surrounded by the Law , of Historic Value Cemetery. 1 rae ABSOCIATED: PRESS | peo’ yp: an tronic “note 4 * Ld * ~ Mr. Tetry i ved his! wasi Missed i in.Paris STEPHEN BURELL ROBERT N. SWEET wife Thelma, > ip tard tn qua, Fla st ive ‘John pre — — to the are fag ‘PARIS w—You can see every) Service for Stephen Burell..77,| Robert N. Sweet, 83, of 114 E. pre dlagg Say aime x race Bros, Inc., od ne. of on te tioning about a series of burgia- died Saturday after-|Ste-Son Car] Trupp, of Lexington, | Bros. In cae en two brothers Cha ornia|SUfviving brothers of the Florida after a et-punctured, 100- pip sisson rg family which has business in-|Mile an hour chase, terests all over the world, a busi-|, * *x * church, palace, bridge and statue of 546 ‘Arthur St., who died Thurs- Howard = & ny Mine in Paris and still miss a lot of day, will be held at 2 p.m. tomor-|noon at Pontiac General Hospita historical monuments. ‘row at the New Hope Baptist} A retired employe of the Plant and Louis of Drayton Plains, ‘Church, with burial in Oak Hill Protection Division at Pontiac Mo- i These. are apartments. They ness founded by his father, Dr. : may be grimy, grey and down-|Cemetery. tor Co., he was a member of the BABY BOT, 7000 ____ a 1 Tyson “Vyees- ‘and seven ao oe right ugly, but they are officially Brotherhood Lodge No. 561 F, & A.|_ LAPEER — Services for Baby|sons, died Sunday, He was born], ‘oon histerien! Toonuments. | DAVID GIBBS M. and Detroit Consistory, White|Boy Zosso, infant son oat. in Spring Hill, Fla. . neighbor, and | Davi i Norton|Shrine No. 22, and Genevieve Zosso o: - : x * * David Gibbs, 91, of 243 on whe wen? colt died x .* * just up the : Surviving besides his wife are peer Rd., H = located on Ile de la Cite, the home! | Bloomfield Hospital. children, Mrs, Madge Thrush, of |°" Saturday were to be held at 2 tone ae: —— i ef Notre Dame, and on neighbor-| A retired merchant and farmer.|Rochester; and Mrs. Flossie Den-|?-™. today from Huntoon Funeral painter who created the “Stan. ing Tle St. Louis, ‘he was a member of the Baptistiham, Mrs. Beryl J, Magner, and pos with burial in Mt. Hope}, w. girl’ of magazine covers Soldiers, writers, artists, philo- Church and the Woodmen of the/Russell A. and Donald E. Sweet, a peg h id nearly 50 years ago, died Suriday. World society. all of Pontiac = s parents, the child is was born Penrhyn Stank sophers, lived in these. More than é . survived by one brother, William | ie was enrnyn aniey = a thousand apartment buildings in Surviving children are Albert, A sister, Mrs. Olive Burgess, of, “Alten, Adamson in Dundee, Scotland. / Paris are regarded as historical Gibbs, Mrs. Minnie Aldridge, Mrs.|Pontiac, also survives. ~*~ * * NEW FAIRFIELD, Conn, ®— Some of the most famous are|St., died at 9 p.m.. Saturday at monuments, : ‘Edna Pugh, Mrs. Nellie Leinart.) Service will be held at 1:30 p. m. ee . | * * * Hugh Gibbs, Frank and Daviditemorrow at Donelson-Johns Fu-! Bruce Rogers, 87, one of the ~. If a landlord wants his property,Gibbs, Jr.. all of Pontiac; Jamesineral Home, with Dr. Milton H. WISS. anis ‘world’s leading book designers, SAVI NGS ; who: during his career designed classified as a monument he can Gibbs and Dexter Hartley, of/Bank of Centra] Methodist Church ig a ey ea MA lt agli il acu Mala ore ae . Se EE Oe ee en ¥ H > aR AEN TORTI petition the Historical Commission Rochester; of the Ministry of Education. Ifjof Birmingham. his building is classified as an) ; elo < iu historical monument, he is en-| Service will be at 8 p and Raymond Gibbs, |officiating, with Masonic grave services conducted by Brotherhood Lodge No, 561 and burial in West today at the Melvin A. Schutt Fun- Deerfield Cemetery, Lapeer Coun- fitled.to a government subsidy of...) Home, with Rev. Alfred Kas-/ty. up to 50 per cent of any work! +. crticiating, following which the necessary to preserve it body will be taken to Hawkins GEORGE VERONIS almost 500 books, many of them rare, limited editions, died Satur- French Officer =". S, Say Intelligence Chief aap San @ ests philan-| Got Secret Recordings Funeral Home, Lenoit, Tenn. for} George Veronis, 69, of 148 S. ‘ : Sunday. He was About 44 million Americans go|service and burial at Popular|Parke St., died suddenly Saturday of Phone Conversations |born in Charts, N, C. to and: from their jobs daily in Springs Cemetery, Kingston, Tenn. their automobiles. About 18 million : other Americans ride: motor’ vehi- cles to school, to shops, and for other activities. LOUIS A, HOWELL Service for Louis A. Howell, 71, of 29 E. Pike St., who died Satur- SERVICE? will be held at 2 p.m, tomorrow at the Farmer- © P.A, Systems BLAKE RADIO TV 3149 W. Huron FE 4-5791 (Barber Shop at 289 E. Pike St. and was a member of the State |\Barbers Association, Local No.0 of Pontiac. GLEN HARRISON HOYT | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — | Services for Glenn Harrison Hoyt, \T5,; of 2486 Cass Lake Rd., who died Saturday, are pending from Pursley Funeral Home, Mr. Hoyt is. survived by his wife Mabel, one son Harold of Harbor and one daughter. Mrs, William Sanders of Pontiac. Four sisters, Mrs. Amos Crook of Oregon, Mrs. Mae Allen of British Columbia, Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Cal- ifornia and Mrs, Ada Dewey of Washington also survive. © MRS, CHARLES J. ROCKWELL Mrs. Charies J. (Anna May) ‘Rockwell, 88, of 4865 Motorway \St., died at 7:25 a.m. today ‘at ‘her home. | A lifetime Pontiac resident, she jis survived by a daughter, Mrs. Donald C. Peruchi, of 65 Franklin ‘Blvd., one grandchild and one Avthorized Everest & Jennings Dealer Michigan First Aid ‘Mich. 3 Doors North of 10 Mile | dist Church officiating, with burial ee . in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. You Can Be Sure... Furniture at Cut and Slash Discount Prices is often disappointing. Only the cheabest made furnishings can be _ sold at the lowest prices: Miller's are well known for better values in de- pendable home furnishings. Our lower overhead and location save you money. ~¥OU CAN SAVE SAFELY HERE! - Our 21st Year of Greater Value Giving Open Friday and Monday Until 9 P.M. CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Miller Furniture “144 Oakland Ave. ° FREE PARKING. FREE DELIVERY - ‘Rev, Paul Hart of the First Metho-| the evening at his residence of a stroke. ; He was born on the Isle of Crete, had lived in Pontiac 25. years, was a member of the St. George Greek day morning,/Orthodox Church, and was a chef in loca] restaurants. He is survived by a cousin Mrs. Helen Anastos of Pontiac. died Sunday, will be held from Richardson-Bird Funeral Home at 50, {1:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial i mn Oakgrove Cemetery. Mr, Ball is survived by his wife Florence, one daughter Mrs. Don- ald Melzer of Milford, and one sis- ter Mrs, Gladys Brenholtz of Flint. MARIAN BEEMER CLARKSTON—Service for Mari- an Beemer, 35, of Maybee road here, who died Saturday will be |held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from Sharpe Funeral Home with burial in Lakeview Cemetery, here. ~ Mr. Beemer is survived by his parents Mr, and Mrs. John Beemer of Clarkston and one brother Stan- ley of Oregon. STEPHEN A, HICKMOTT HARTLAND TOWNSHIP — Serv- ice for Stephen A. Hic’ - we of 13223 Lone Tree Rd., died Sunday, will be held from Richard- son-Bird Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Wednesday with burial in Union’ Corners Cemetery, Troy Township. Mr. Hickmott is. survived by his wife, Maude, five sons, Elton of Auburn Heights, Stephen at home, BERN, Switzerland # — Col. Marcel Mercier, chief of French, intelligence services in Switzer- 4 writer for the Louisville Courier- Journal, with the newspaper since land, has been ordered home at |1925,. onetime city editor, who the Swiss government's request.| started his newspaper in! Mercier was accused of buying secret recordings of Egyptian em- bee — the Indienapetis Times, bassy telephone conversations eee ...* | Official Swiss sources said theirjof the developers of- mercure-| government declared Col. Mercier chrome in 1919, died Friday, persona non-grata. He reportedly * * * has left the country. URBANA, Ohio @—Edward F. * * * Memmott, 53, president of. Urbana Mercier, officially listed as a|Junior College since 1946, died mercial attache at the French|Saturday. He was born in Little known to have ex-| Valley, N. Y. changed intelligence reports with * * * rege —— friend. At least) ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, some t exchange was con-| Fla. —L. C. McEvoy, 75, former | ducted with the knowledge and|general manager of the St. Louis approval of the Swiss government. | Browns baseball club and director x* * * of broadcasting for the American However, the government had| League for 12 years until his re- tirement in 1951, died Saturday, END TRIPS. ROCHESTER: 407 Main St. ENJOY etme WORRY FREE... WHEN YOU SAVE ALL YEAR LONG YOU CAN ALWAYS HAVE THE MONEY YOU WANT TO TAKE THOSE SPUR-OF-THE-MOMENT WEEK- Snover Funeral) Service will be at 11:00 am. from Swiss Police Inspector Max} f Howe, with, Rev: deena the Cearchs— withitivich, noe-ender-unrest: NEW HAVEN, Conn. Carl OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT WITH ANY AMOUNT Yes! L. W. Shafer ofthe Rev. Achilles A. Siagris of} The information thus obtained, A.,Lohmann, 69, secretary of Yale/ the Church of the|St. George Church officiating. Ar-|is believed to have led to the ar-| University from 1927. to 1953, - *_Tape Recorders Brethren officiat- rangements are by the Farmer-|rest of numerous Algerian nation- | founder of the. Yale. print collec- ® Record Players ing, with burial|Snover Funeral Home. alist leaders in Algeria and tion and former curator of prints, oO eT. in Oak Hill Cem- France, Atty. Gen, Rene Dubois ‘ied Sunday. © Hi-Fi | etery. NORMAN W, BALL come suicide Meech 23, after BALTIM ble Y 2 és | @ Radice | HOWELL Mr. Howell for-| MILFORD—Service for Norman is department was imi icated in|) B. _@—Dr, Edwin C. © Inter-Comm, Systems ‘merly was the owner of Lou’s|W. Ball, 57, of 325 Union St., who the dealings with Mercier. - ‘White, 65, credited with being one | Current Rate Pontiac HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St. PONTIAC: 16 E. Lawrence St. - was not to get the recordings of — Nehru Heads Home After Visiting Ceylon} COLOMBO, Ceylon (® — India’s Invalid Needs— |great- -grandchild, home by plane today after a three- Sick Reom Supplies Service will be held at 1 p.m.'Charles, Arthur and Chester all ofjday visit with Ceylon’s Prime 1621 S. Weedward, Reyal Oak Wednesday, May 22, at the Voor- Milford and two daughters, Mrs.| Minister ail Li 2-3027 “0 4-6847 [2ees Siple Funeral Home, with Vera See of Detroit and Mrs. ‘Es-| N: and one sister Abbie of Armada. IRVING J, MELZER MILFORD—Service for Irving J. ‘Melzer, 62, of 531 W. Huron St., who died Saturday, was to be held This Valuable Coupon Entities the: boa fab _1-Doz, Limit Strictly LARGE — EGGS... Tender, Beet CLUB STEAKS . ;|Dr. John Bodkin Adams, recently ‘STEP TABLE EASTBOURNE, England (INS)— 26” x 16” x 22” HIGH -with “Ke COCKTAIL TABLE 36” x 18” x 15” —m \\4 - * epsake” Drawers $1 295 | NO MONEY DOWN. @ at Metro Furniture § - @ handy storage drawer ®@ marproof tops © contrasting ebony @ rich brass accents Mrs. Eberle Is Speaker * for Affair Omega Mu Sigma Medea Talk on Work of Observers Corps Rotunda Inn was the setting for sorority. Twenty-two members and guests attended the affair held in “the Rotunda room. “The Air Force—What We As a People Can Do” was: the topic discussed by speaker Mrs. Melvina _ Reviewing the work of the Ground Mrs. Observers Eberle stated that the ideology of . posed a threat which ridge Field, is to warn of tor- madoes, storms and unusual weather conditions, In concluding, Mrs. Eberle stated | * Mrs. John Guenther served as con lace aecented the bateau neck-| nessed the service. Mother, Daughter Luncheon Held by Sisterhood Hy LE Hi B orority © Lola Strom of Mohawk road (let), president of Omega Mu Sigma Sorority, — greeted Mrs. Ray Koskela avenue and Mrs. Harold Clifford of South Josephine street of Granada when they arrived at the annual breakfast of the sorority held Sunday at Rotunda Inn. Mrs. Koskela and Mrs. Clifford are new members of Omega Mu Sigma. Gathering before breakfast to make a last minute check on details for the annual Omega Mu Sigma affair held at Rotunda Inn. Mrs. Robert Reynolds of John Guenther of Ostrum drive, Mrs. Louis B. Liv- ingston of Woodbine drive and Mrs. Wayne dstle Sunday are (left to right) of First street, program chairman. Orchard Lake road, Mrs. - Pentiae Press Photes Women's Section o MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957 PAGES 13-15 Wint - Euler Nuptials Solemnized of white silk a was worn by A bridal gown [Lewis Edward Wint. Beaded Alen-| j are | A shell type cap of —_—s Holly and Lewis N. Wint of Farm- a ee illusion, and she carried a larrargement of lilies of the valey| ATTEND BRIDE land ivy as: she approacherl the altar with her father. MRS. LEWIS EDWARD WINT The Rev. Malcolm K. Burton officiated at the eight o’clock _ ceremony held Saturday evening at First Congregational Church. Two hundred fifty guests wit- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Belmont Euler of Ottawa drive are parents| parents | \of the. bride, and Lewis’ Mrs. Russell C. Barrett of of ington. Church Circle Elects Ofticers ‘ls Honored iways and means, and Mrs, Berl ‘Watson, telephone. Mrs. Leo Mineweaser is newly elected chairman @f .the Mary Martha Circle of ,Oakland Park Methodist Church, Mrs, John La- mont ig serving as vice chairman and Mrs. Herman Kunze is finan- cial secretary. The Rev. James Deeg attended the meeting held at the William Sherwood. home on Oxley drive and spoke briefly. Appointed committee chairmen were Mrs. W, Earl Foster, devo- tions; Mrs. Everett Robinson, membership; Mrs, Irl Williams, flower fund; Mrs. Bert Weddle, | Joliet, Ill., and Barbara Tinsman, of Holly served as bridesmaids. Junior bridesmaids were Judy iBaker and Mary Jo Pauli. The honor maids were gowned | alike in heaven blue silk organdy with graduated tucks creating the | fitted bodice and full waltz-length skirts. Their headpieces were fresh daisy circlets and they carried bascade bouquets of Kristy Longair of Clarkston was Nancy M. Moats was Diane's flower girl, wearing a white tucked imaid of honor. Susan Sehring of organdy over blue taffeta with a) the other evening for a visit. Dur-| blue” taffeta sash. Her! \flowers were daisies. assist BRIDEGROOM Lewis had Darryl Bruestle as his best man. Ushers were Bruce Dryer and James Parker of Holly, John Diefenbaker of Royal Oak, ‘Richard Euler of 1 ‘brother of the bride; “Donald Pais of East Lansing, and Clyde Howse. Mrs. Victor M. Lindquist sang the bridal recital. Following the candlelight cere- A champagne lace gown with taffeta medallion inserts was worn iby Mrs. Euler for her daughter's wedding. Her hat was of matching maline, and a bronze cymbidium orchid corsage was pinned to her purse. * * * Mrs. Barrett chose a mist blue peau de soie sheath with a lace bodice and an evening -hat of matching tucked chiffon. Her cor- sage was of pale pink cymbidium orchids. For traveling, the bride changed to a navy biue costume suit with white accents, a white ’ erying angrily, “‘That’s right — make more work for me! You bad boy, I don’t know what devil gets into you. Go on—get into the yard before I hit you...” Roy ran into the yard, pursued by these ‘accusing words. They echoed louder and louder inside ; Discipline Will Preserve Integrity him, Bae ca aalae into terrifying (unable to control himself in the thou Would his mother ever be kind, eS As our childish despairs once ab- sorbed all our -.attention, so they now absorbed so much of Roy's that he had little left to give to|) what he was doing. So he lost his __|footing on the trellis he was trying to climb and fell, tearing & tig rip present, ts, What do we , aot We sovkutaly Such te —— Roy's integrity. It is love. Sunset Club Holds Fish Pond Event Beau Gets inArgument With Host Girl Asks How to Make Amends for His Behavior BY EMILY POST A young woman writes me as follows: “I took a boy friend of) ‘mine to a friend's house with me ~ |son avenue, iMrs. Bride-to-Be at Shower Mrs. Frank Morton 3 Is Hostess at Party|@ for Nancy Aldrich Nancy Aldrich, bride-elect of ©. Theodore F. Cohassey, was hon- |] joree at a miscellaneous shower § 7 given Friday evening by Mrs.|7 Frank R. Morton in her home on |Brookdale lane. Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kremer of Dwight avenue,/ 7 will exchange vows with Theodore | on June 22 at First Congregational ‘Church. He is the son of Mr. and|/@ > Mrs, Fred Cohassey of South John-| & For the centerpiece of the tea 7 table, a lazy susan covered with pink daisies held an an- | | tique white china pitcher filled | — with white, pink cnd lavender lacs and pink daisies. : White tapers flanked the ar- rangement, centered on a table) (~ icovered with a deep pink cloth.| 7” Attending were Mrs. Kremer, a , Mrs. Robert Evans,' Mrs. Edri L. Phillips, Judy Co- hassey, Mrs, James G. ‘Aldrich, ‘Mrs. Fred Zittel, Mrs. Robert §- Schapler, Mrs, Carleton Johnson, | oie ing the course of the evening he| jgot into a heated argument with ‘my friend's husband on the sub-| iject of politics and made some ivery pointed remarks. “My hostess was plainly upset over this. Needless to say, atmosphere grew very strained I was never so embarrassed in all my life and feel terrible about the whole thing. 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Bleomerall has contrasting oat-collar, novelty pocket and bioomcng. of course. Shortall boasts a sailor collar and trim boy-leg. Both styles in red, ‘blue, green, turquoise or lilac. Young Folk Shop—Lower Level Plain or. fancy, this season's white gloves for the little lady are| © so she can launder them herself in| | medium hot soap or detergent suds. SMe yl é ‘a 3 v re | coe \ i a ae al WILLIAM WRIGHT « - . . . need not be expensive It costs so little to have lovely furniture custom made and designed to fit your home... and your home = Or, it ou prefer, our furniture makers aan redesi tving room group... transforming it into pan «ag pereenaliond new furniture. But, act now before the seasonal rush begins . . . call today, let one of our representatives give you complete details and) f ae free stimate. .$35 up Sofas... $75 up) Chairs... All Work Guaranteed for 5 Full Years! Donald Morris. THE PONTIAC PRES3, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957 Holding her daughter, Brenda Sue Morris, is Mrs. Others in the five-generation picture Now wN OUR LARGER QUARTERS BEAUTY CENTER: Formerly of 524 Riker “Bidg. invites you to'visit the new modern beauty salon con- veniently located at 314.8. Saginaw St. {Second Floor—Over Lynn Jewelers) Our $15.00 Featuring Permanents oeAaNE at $10 to $20 Complete for * @ Complete Line of Beauty Aids $7.50 ° Experienced Operators Call FE 4-4751 for Appointment Q Pontiac Press Phote are (seated, left to right) Mrs. Oscar Bailey, Mrs. Ralph Bailey and Mrs. Leonard Henderson. ‘Furniture Makers and Upholsters: 270 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 4-0558 Serving Pontiac Homemakers for Over 24 Years/ Ee 23 Sea By ANNE HYWOOD Patience is a pretty unappealing virtue. It always seen's too static, ilifeless and resigned. 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Her office is always full of peo-! \ple waiting, in various stages of } They get long forms to fill out) their case, they have to wait -al- | ‘most an -hour. Two WOMEN I noticed two women in particu- lar. x * * . They were both in their early 40s, both reasonably well-groomed, both being imterviewed for the same kind of job. But there the resemblance ceased! One, whom I'll call Miss A., was fussing and fuming and whispering to the girl next to her about the horrible delay, the stupid people who work for the government, the yards of red | tape, Qf course, you can understand’ iterviewer she was in terrible! bshape and so, of course, the inter- Patience Leads to Lucky Breaks how she felt, However, her re- |marks were demoralizing to every-/ body in the room and made her look mean, ugly and aid. By the time she reached the in- view was totally unproductive. The other woman behaved in an entirely different manner. She had a book (I noticed later it was a French grammar) and was quiet- ly concentrating on it while she waited. There was a feeling of serenity | and purpose about her. And I, couldn't hélp noticing the differ-' ‘ence it made in her tooks! When the timie came for her ; interview, she was calm and re- | f : , Sometimes, by the very nature o = Farewell Tea for Peter Larsons | ciety, we are so_impressed with! ‘that we forget that, Church Honors Couple’ | Two hundred friends and mem-_|the 3 to 6 o'clock open house. jbers of the congregation of As- Presiding during the afternoon jcension Lutheran Church gathered| 4. Mrs. Hana Hoffman, Mrs. {Su mday afternoon in the church parlors to honor Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Larson who are leaving| the last of the month to make their home in Florida. | The Larsons have been active. in 'the work of the church since. 1927, ——————— ac, Mr, Larson has served as vice president and treasurer of the | council and as chairman of the ! building commitiee for the con- | struction of the present church. Mrs. Larson has been active in | | the Women’s Missidnary Society. In paying tribute to the couple, ithe Rev. William L. LaFountain, | ‘pastor of the church, ‘remarked 'that the people had come to Jove ‘the Larsons for their counsel] and | Messages of good wishes were iread from the Rev, and Mrs. George Garver and the Rev, and Mrs. Ewald Berger; former pas-| toras of the church, and a gift was! presented from ‘the parish. Present for the occasiog was | Andre Beauty CSalon 2nd Floor — Pontiac State Bank Bldg. é. Phone FE 5-9257 | 982-8101 their son ang daughter-in-law, | Mr. and Mrs, Peter D. Larson dr. and family, of Inkster. Arrangements of lilacs and rose colored tulips with matching rose tapers cqntered the ton tables for CURTAINS SPARKLE 6 when deanell by Careful Dan ‘They'll glisten with new freshness, sparkle with a radiance that will brighten your.entire home. And no wonder . . . they've been sudsed and rinsed with Gentle, sender cane’, «.. wand Sl Sey reetns ‘ shape. You'll be surprised how Careful Dan brings them to life .. . and astonished at how little it costs. Your exmtee-sntueiiie dust-tight plastic bags FREE. \ ‘ { “PHONE Wayne Gabert, Mrs. Lawrence Col- beth, Mrs, A. C. Salley and Mrs. |Harry Boorne. x ® & Mrs. Fred Sytz served as gen- eral chairman, Assisting with ar- rangements were Mrs. W. N. Mc- Candless, Mrs. H. D. Rohn, Mrs. |Raymond Snell, Mrs, Clare DeLau- der and Mrs. Fred Kaiser Jr. Mrs, Ralph Becker was responsi- \ble for floral arrangements. €-29 “pon'T’ Slim lilusion is created for face and neck with o “lilt” trom het and haire do. Neck seems shorter, face seems wider in descending lines. be avoided by short, Overweight trim with flower trim aloft might |who must watch the fat content en ~ Deep helmet-like clochts are to laxed. Of course, she got sent on Ready for Spring? Get That New Hair. ° Styling Now... PERMANENTS $ Acne — LESS OR WAVE ........ ...+. from Styled Hair ting seca ++ from $1.50 ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP (Over Tasty Bakery) 8014 N. Saginaw St. Open Friday Evening FE 2-3600 a job. More than that, she'll probably be speaking flawless French one day. In this scientifically minded so- mechanical skills and know-how underneath it all, we're still people. People like us because of personal quali- she | Ue. not typing skill. * * * The qualities of patience and ‘plain good manners are a tremen- - plus, in the job-hunting busi- . The person who remembers lthis ‘will always be able to get a) Like other valuables, NEW Dandee Bread's quality “RI: ISTERED ! ‘SEE PAGE 19 If you're having some trouble inf this respect, send me a stamped, iself - addressed envelope, care of |The Pontiac Press, and I'll send |you my pamphlet, Good Manners in Job Hunting. (Copyright 1957) Delete Eggs and Milk in Pudding Mrs. Chapel Bakes Red Cherry Topping ! f i i on Simple Batter . By JANET ODELL This interesting Cherry Pudding is made without milk or eggs. It also has very little shortening which makes it good for people of their diets. likes to egarden and to make hooked rugs. i CHERRY PUDDING CORSET BOBETTE Pontiac’s Complete Corset Department Graduate Corsetiers to advise and help you to a proper fit from our wide array of Fashion Garments and Brassiers de- signed for every figure type from a teen- ager's first Girdle and Bra to the Large . Women’s sizes. Including Maternity = ments. . Featuring at Jae oe at te OR aciesy. De mieans change, if not i seas sage oi ans cathaed tor ie nae ieee . J r more pleasant, 8 2 deagurens not are to y at least hb in ac e & & - eee oO driving ‘This is another potent fac-| rate, heur after howr. Stop and |interest and routine. We all need|Wiliam Olmstead and Mrs. Den|-- Beal you lead a satemtart life, Rag hone ene = - ban tor in the accident toll, take a good stretch periodically. |tpig and me en vacations ws tendinig included Mrs. IMPERIAL care about out exercise ATCH SIGNS t . frustrating individual. me on your vacation Tap ee deca at euaetea® tot Mm en signs carefully. ig pan ee on on andy tgrotipaed aot at fo Serene aevedetees hse, We: BEAUTY SALON because of physical exertion to|long hourstip the sunlight without/Most highways mow are welljalert, = called leisure, — | - eae bere Now at which they are not accustomed. Dajeslored glasses. can allect your marie’, 1 ses oo! Happy Landings! It you are a very rugged soul |anq Mrs. Cari Ream. =—Ssff.s 2 19 Anuburn Ave. not do too much at first, Gradually|“@ht at might for several days. | 7. > : a , | 7 cur most often at dusk, and you long for new scenery, and jncreas® the length of your walks x * * : GIVE REAL THOUGHT thea a trip away from home will Light = and swims and be sure that 4. Do not try te cover over-long * Y invited to call and inspect the list of excel as far as one thousand miles | Perhaps you find a perfect place ou are i a - REPRESENTED Exciusivery sy [f° the a and wish you could remain there} lent positions which we are unable to fill. 1 . about traveling in a car are in or- Sees reve at a ern Get ready for a good, permanent position hy taking Cc ALLAGHER pier. place the next night. There are} one of the Institute courses . . . You can advance -& * 8 folks who feel this compulsion to] as rapidly as you are able. 3g MUSIC co 1 Have your car thoroughly meet a deadline evel when on ° checked ee ee aed ae. I 28 one! We once save money started out Ham: 18 E. Huron St. TE tee. Your Mie nee te at tain and landed in Canada! ee ’ APPROVED for : roaster nas | tant Sugae'se'st's: | | VETERANS’ TRAINING Raising funds for their philan- station Saturday. Participating in the = ee ater ven aS my as | | thropic projects, members of Phi Alpha project were (left) Maureen Clark of | ervations unless you arrive very - Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Clarkston and Sandra Johnson of Edison | ‘ate im the afternoon, é s Sorority washed cars at a local service _ street. Give thought neta al The Business Institute Food for a : lene SF Cotte ie J6 not always] 7 West Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-3551 9 possible when Ss you ; a Queen? Why PJane Flynn |Many Modern Men Take iat te “weather, more” ses Col bs Poem or Rete Tle 88 ta Sete yes of course... | aa) ‘Ty [ifm foe mon eee me | That and more, }P+onored Little Partin Family Life | ee a wuts my fenflet, Name Address when you eat at F ho : “Tricks in Camping” send a = , Tals; bed fo > OWE oming| Assume Rightful Place in the Home. fin'ste Merieartehy | ~ caohed.ie most rs. . Fleming) ? 69 to Jonephine Lowman in care of JUNE GRADUATES meet] Is Hostess ot Party! ay mom semasre ving dot relly want Pape tae Pag Pome Proms NP gece exquisite tasie... | . take a more active part in family) ‘They are so sure they kmow best Mom.” tenographical -f| Jane Flynn, bride-lect of Don-|life?” @ % — know, | about ajl matters concerning the | - Positions Available , the honoree at ‘ . : shncn shower en Susy” by) “Ul mers canient leave mox nr", O° San wastage nee Meeting Conducted} Sittin ata Tanrset Mitte! operate rt r i | - : ee Fientog of aye Jo yy ia he oa ine'ing theie husbands put in their two>¥ Sewing Circle newly formed —— Transportation arrangements Guests at the shower were Mrs.jbe sends them to me with, ‘Gojcents’ worth. ‘Mrs, Robert Vasold of Drayton|| Interviews will be conducted daily including the. = go Fiynn,_Mrs._Mary_Earle,| 2% your mother." f —__*__#*__# ___|___|Plaing entertained -members of the: day after Memorial Day. = Mrs, Thomas Porter, Mrs. Robert; ‘There are mere and more | So it goes without saying that/sewing circle of Weleome Rebekah Friday, May 30th. 9 es ie ees ee Racbants whe soaps content 16 feniinn y wonedll $6.0 1p Detenfeny 28 TeSeey onaue. ts. ’ Ball, Mrs. Chris Ball Mrs. Ivan] tamiy. ving. wae wives thy. as a ogy page a Apply Employment Department Russell, Frank Hudson make the decisions, figure out encouraging Plans were completed for the . tes. 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REFERENCES ‘ See (\) HOLDS IN LAYAWAY ae THE PONTIAC PRESS | “HONDAY, MAY 20,1957 bee ~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN a BERLIN (INS)—The tourist who wants to take a look for himself at what is happening in Russia’s troubled satellites can do it quite easily thig year. And, if he obeys the rules, his trip will probably be quite cheap |... and pleasant. He may even forget|“"" occasionally that he is under the heel of the Big Bear. COME TO BERLIN The easiest and traditional way of qualifying as an “expert” on what it's really like behind the Iron Curtain ig to come to Berlin. ~“In the former German capital, . GEA he -sees: the untouched ruins of World War II, the scarcity of traf- fic, the drabness of shops, and the “jail-bird” shuffle of the “‘liberat- ed proletariat.” ; But for the more curious tourist there ig more to be seen this year. BEAT THE DRUMS Both Poland and Czechoslovakia ° change rate to cut_the cost of a trip threefold. At the new rate de luxe accommodations with three meals cost $11.26 daily, elass “A” accommodations $7.30 and dass “B” accommoda- tiens $5. Majo to Occupy Argentine Post But to obtain this tevecebie rate, the tourist must buy coupons in advance from the Czech travel agency, “Cedok,”’ or a representa- tive. The coupons cover hotel and meals and in addition the tourist exchange three times the value of the coupons into Czech money at the favorable rate. With- out the coupons, the tourist will be stuck with a whopping bill. GRAND TRADITION Czechoslovakia’s best hotels—the Alerfon and the Esplanade in —are still ran in the grand Euro- pean. tradition and during. the travel season are kept relatively aries who infest the best hotels in other Red countries. the “Grand Hotel Moskva” but nobody calig it that. And the hotel stil] has its fine eld tabie- storage off-season when more functionaries than tourists come te the hotel. waiter said to a visitor recently. a ee ° In Pilsen, although the famous yeries have been nationalized, the same master brewers are still turning out one of the finest beers yp oe world ond ot refuse to let’ free’ of the Communist function-: “You can't let these people use the stuff,” a a sae ai pling pl pints FOOD FIRST-RATE The food in Prague's top restau- rants is first-rate and so is the hotel service. “Visas for Czechoslovakia can be obtained in ten days to two weeks and transit visas, good for a @-hour visit, can be *, tained _pnelinnay. a pegs In Poland, hundreds of carpen- away without sam- ‘ters, masons, painters and clean- Prague and the Pupp in Karlsbad /ers are working around the clock to brighten. up hotels, restaurants, theaters, museums, nightclubs and holiday spots to prepare for West- ern tourists, BIG TOURISM YEAR Poland ‘expects this to be the first big year for tourism since before World War II. A Polish diplomat estimates that between 5,000 and 6,000 Americans will be convinced that a trip to Warsaw ‘ean be cheap and pleasant this year. The first group of Americans— 44 elderly people of Polish origin has reached Warsaw for a four-week visit after 8 direct bus trip from Bremer-' haven. However, travel experts belidve the Polish estimates are over-opti- mistic. They point out-that Poland Tourists Can Travel Extensively in Russia’s Troubled Satellites, Communist them. The valued to 24 to the dollar. © The Pullsh tourht exgeninstion “Orbis” is special care of tourists and “Orbis” representatives are trav- eling aroung the world to drum up trade. The ill-famed liner “Batory” will make special tour- ist runs to and from New York. the only other choice is East Ger- nothing to offer them. * * *. captivity in Russia. many is difficult. four-power status of Berlin, any tourist can cross in the Communist sector of the Aramburu Names Him) to Plug Gap Occurring | in War Ministry BUENOS -AIRES -—President!+ Pedro Aramburu today called Lt. Gen. Victor Jaime Majo, a top army commander during early years of the Peron regime, out of retirement to head the War Min-| istry. * * * The appointment of the 65-year- ~— oid “artillery man—as—minister—of)— war apparently resolved a crisis within the army ranks, at least for the moment. Majo succeeds Gen. Arturo Ossorio Arano, one of Aramburu's closest collaborators, who resigned Thursday reportedly, because of rivalries among high- ranking officers. * * * Some observers view Majo’s selection as a shrewd com- promise. They say he is demo- cratic - minded enough for the) idealistic younger officers and old and experienced enough. to enjoy the respect of other veteran gen- rails; His appointment runs. count-/ er to the trend since dictator Juan D. Peron's ouster in 1955 of put- ting younger officers without close links to the former president in the key jobs. Milland to Make Debut NEW YORK @® — Ray Milland, a movie star for years, is going to make his stage debut next fall in London in a production of “The Admirable Crichton.” ‘Ke aden Sg ‘ I just don’t dig ic. . By DENIS N. HAWKER do I know it is a kitten? school student on - the street. But what I really see is a kitten. How 4 WHAT A BIG, BIG WORLD.— At Savannah/ feet _around the equator, Ga., a world full of gas dwarts spectators where” the globe, said to be the world’s largest, dyes ~ is duty as gas storage tank for Savannab ranges —~ Company, Apres 6 5 Cane a and water heaters. The — ee ca pneraty, — | Wheels Biz. Writer, te Bugs Out. OUT PO-LUNCH Now at this party (sorry, brawl) of gas for the South Atlantic Gas » of steel, measures 60 feet across, 189. . : ne United Press Photo and stores 600,000 re rates . is still in a highly volatile state and is surrounded entirely by other countries, Poland needs tourists badly be- cause of its economic difficulties and is doing its best to attract “zloty” which used to be pegged at the artificial rate of four to the. dollar, has been de- peeks su cos ta Polen 4 tebe a With Hungary, Bulgaria’ and Al- bania cut off to American tourists many. But despite its economic) , Eas About the only thing worth see- ing in East Germany is the Dres- den Museum which recently won back its famous art works from Getting there, or anywhere else, in East Ger- However, because of the special girl, just as a cat is a real gone guy, a sharp kid, Dig me? ___1 talk about bread. Now to me_ _So 1 get myself introductions = bread conjures a picture of a baker web coral 5 age yn _ turning flour, water and yeast into loki irk Spent " I am out to lunch. As it is eve- ning I- am confused ‘more than somewhat. But education is a great thing, and’ I soon discover that J rent of 1 ~\ain in the United States because =\Plan to Charge Dues for GOP Membership The new Vauxhall Victor, a mod- ern _four-passenger car amnounced by General Motors’ Vauxhall Motors, Ltd., of England, | is on public display tax the first, time in the lobby of the General The Victor, an important addi- tion to Vauxhall's passenger dine, is the first motel produced in bia | ume in with both panoram- i¢ windshield” and wrap-around rear window. It: is s kddeoat ‘smaller than receut ca by Vauxhall and jcmierbly smalier than any GM car. * * 3 Harlow. H.. alice. president of in- — )Ger ‘said: the Victor was aiffed at one stofe se i ived with “great ienthpsiasm" at the Geneva Auto- mobile Show and in England, and ee > 24 f acer eS car is built in twe models, the Victor and Victor Super. Tt has a four - cylinder, ona valve ‘engine ‘with a ratio. The car | Passos Roya Visit Off, Paper Reports Sdnday Express Says Queen, “Philip Won't . Kome to U. Ss LONDON (@-Britain's Sunday. HExpress say's Queen Elizabeth won't come }to the United States’ this fall afiqr all. ‘The mass circulation paper pre-., dicted an ofti¢ial announce iment would be made saying the ‘jvisit is’ being postponed indefinite- ly because of the Queen's crowd- ed engagement fist. It ‘said Prime be postponement after consuit- va the, royal. -house- te ** - Reports maa: Washington ‘last 3 week said Presidest.. Eisenhower | was being advised the Queen ‘would "accept am invitation to visit *' America >and . hably . would = oo Express. writer Bernard Drew 2 ‘said in a front page story yester-| _\day that two main reasons lay + | behind the. switch in plans; 1. There still is-“an undercur- " toward Brit- = of the Suez invasion. 2. Canadians might be offended) Hlit Elizabeth and Prince Philip *|were to spend more time in the United States than ih Canada. ‘The Queen ‘and Philip now ate _— English - Built Auto Displayed by GM Minister Macmillan personally ad- ENGLISH GM CAR —_ English Vauxhall Victor .on_ public display for the first time in.the United States in General Motors Building. Inspecting the four-passenger car built by General Motors subsidiary Vauxhall, Ltd., are left to right C. A. Riddell, manager of General Motors Overseas Detroit staff; Neil F. Coppens, manager of ‘Detroit OW office administration of GMO; Harold Drew, chief engineer of General Motors Overseas and Carl H. Kindl, Vice President th charge of Overseas and Canadian Group. — 8 mod) evra a of 166.2 inches. Wheelbase is 98 inches with 5.60 kes | ty 1h aien. | The model being displayed ithrough May 31 is the © Victor extra items..of equipment and a lwhtder choice of upholstery and color combination® c= Terrorists Dynamite soeraby §f0FE if OBOFGia +o Fonte Ga. reel sored it a A supplies to nearby bi ” Koinonia Farm, authorities said today. ‘other important — export The blast: was bélieved ‘cased times sags from sight. . ‘markets. rm several. sticks..ol dynamite! front @ passing tar. ‘It bent a hole in a ‘Gprerete side- , walk; a |. The glass fronts of a feed store, a grocery store and a drygoods istore were caved in. About 14 win- |dows were shattered in a four- story bank building across. the you street and a window was broken! an a county courthouse, “= “a Americus merchants, There “have been numerous re-|. ports of *violence directed against 2 ©. Eddie Sutton, manager of the the ~farm...or to - anyone who} entered the store. added he is resigning his on semeruaes ‘of the order. . * Pave Alaska 2 Highway)? WHITEHORSE, Yukon: Territory @®—James M, Sinclair,- Canadian Minister of Fisheries, says — ada’s federal government is ping to paye:the Alaska Hi -leost would be-shared-by all Cana- dians.” ‘A 4 Industry Eyes A bogeott of Koinonia iy, Nevada A-Tests Invests Large Sums to Aid Research Under Blast Conditions |. ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. #— _ which includes a number of American industry has an esti- shortly. mated. 2%4-million-dollar stake in) ‘the atomic test series which) ‘awaits a go-ahead today from |weather experts. The ‘first test firing, tentatively) \set for early today, was _post- ’ | weather. Tt was the fifth consec-) “utive daily’ cancellation. * * * us apperenty: Bec Because. of the military Signifi- water, ee takes over, -year-long nuclear ground, the Toit of business some-) Whooping Cranes in New Orleans © Visited by Stork NEW ORLEANS +’ * The second egg tame three days jafter the first in the Audubon ;Park Zoo, Park Supt, George ‘Douglass said it should hatch to morrow Wednesday, ry and tried to lure it by dropping some food nearby, ' When Jo, who hasn't eaten ined rriday: night, leaves the nest for “?* * ass oe he and other park ’ J agplewad earried “on this we Nevada test officials started a 24-hour watch lover the whooping cranes’ pen |when they expected the first egg * * * ito start hatching. The products.of everyday jife—| , * * * the. materials home is ma Last year Jo laid two eggs, of, the “autor you drive, hatched but the first chick * “If the Fe Defense tration has a ¢lear need for mation, we may ask for industry cooperation. Or,..if the. industry needs information’ ‘for .. disaster [planning and there is Civil De- fense value to be derived, we sponsor the; ii@ustry's —_— " atomic - "testy at. 2% million dol- lars. e & €s “This represents what industry as: iabtialpdtion has cost: the compa- that have participated,” he ex- “(Sinclair told ‘a meeting- here the celta institutes and associations state plained. 1 disappeared, apparently the vic- tim of a rat or an owl, and the second died within 45 days of a sustain fungus disease. Hits Social Workers’ = Pola Lethargy’ tower of political inaction and back important welfare pro- grams."’ * * * “The social worker — of all peo- ‘ple — has the least justification ‘for political lethargy as an indi- vidual," Leader told 5,000 social workers attending the opening ses- .\sion yesterday of the 84th annual Hd tree ae ad tee to welfare programs, Expose Inefficiency in ‘Fares Policies. ny THOMAS P. WHITNEY AP Foreign News Analyst Two. short stories published in the Soviet Union depict inefficien- rey in the collective farm system x * o ‘In: “Levers,” Yashin, four-‘men, all Communists Se and expose Communist Party! ” | Policy in agriculture. dingy Nehru Tells Danish Girl ca =. Russian Stories Ind icate Ne ew Trend : of Realism on P aults i in ‘Soviet System ‘We Have No : Tigers,’ ee ' |_ The Ht whooper strayed from. } | bs. _RIGHTEEN nimi aw : THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 90,1987 fy fo, baat ) : i : \ a a v : ees ; > Grocer Fined {West Side Market, 706 W. Huron|f= 2 (is WORRIED OVER DEBTS? Pythians Mark | [WHAT'S MY LINE? | ose rm a Hom» ite ner be el 4 WeESoR? Eeabes cBUeTET LS cae” osttose bills when dus, see ; INSTRUCTIONS. feck word lgingacteraty Heyyy . : A bam’ short weight 18% ounces|Satrice E. 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Official keep «[ Ee Frederick © Zien te toe Oak land : oS oo oo — ‘ol the es, will the solutions until after each cont ts over. Answets will be delivered to the Press judges Mr, Zjem after the final deadline: the fudges | i Look for the bright yellow wrapper with the blue and white stripes! ‘school athletes in the big state i cf + | a a bl } a ye: f i PRESS BOX | One of the rare accidents to high track championships, hospitalized husky Joel Arvijla of Charlevoix, ‘a shot- putter, Saturcay at East Lansing. Arvilla was struck by a 12-pound shot thrown by another ‘Class C weight man, during a —practice toss, He was taken to MSC health center with a cut on [That was 11 more than the heavily By H. GUY MOATS EAST LANSING—Only the 3rd school in Michigan High School Athletic Assn. history to win more than two consecutive Class A track titles, Pontiac’s determined band of a dozen youngsters Saturday turned the trick at Ralph Young Field here, with a 33 point total. favored Flint Northern crew mus- tered. Kalamazoo Central was 3rd with 21 and Jackson 5th with 18%. “his head and a possible concus- «sion. The shot hit a glancing blow, reducing the seriousness of the injury. a * * * Bleomfield Hills will hold its | ~ sperts banquet Wednesday night | TAKES POLE POST — Pat |Berkley 4th with 19. Chiefs won O'Connor, of North Vernon, Indi- | ana, won the pole position for the 500’ mile race at Indianapolis in the qualifying run Saturday with a four-lap average of 143.9 miles per hour, in 1955 and 1956. * * * Class C winner here was favored Boyne City with 27 points. At Ann Arbor, St. Joseph, a win- THE PONTIAC PRESS, MOND Chief Thinclads Roll Class B honors, with defending ti- Covert scraped by Dansville, also by five points to take the Class D crown, for the 2nd- year. ‘There had been a growing con- viction on the part ef coaches Prior to Saturday’s meet Wilson and Lowry did a bit of figuring. They came up with some figures that had PHS down for 31 points, and they figured that would be enough to win. They based. their hopes-on a 1-2-3 high jump sweep, ner ‘in other years, grabbed the wins in the mile and half mile with a@ few scattered points in the shot, and broad jump. That's just about the way it panned out. Hudson Ray, little Alex Barge and Fred Brooks went 1-2-3 in the high jump, and that event proved| = be the biggest factor in the “big in * * * Northern was deprived of some very valuable points in the medley relay when it was disqualified for running out of its lane, Vikings. had the event won, too. Rain and cold quelled any hopes of a record meet here, The track was soft and slowed times much below what had been expected. There with the outstanding athleta of « the year to be honored. Leon ~ Hart and Lyall Smith will be > guest speakers. Maas Wins His 6th Straight, 6-1 * * * Lake Orion has a big baseball game with Avondale today. Al-| though out of the running for the Oakland B title, the Dragons can clinch the loop’s all sports trophy by winning this final baseball tilt. Tigers” WASHINGTON (® — Manager| Yankees proved unfounded yester- with their favorite cousins _4he ptrog Into Ath Herb Plews and Jim Lemon in the! 5 AY, MAY 20, 1957 | 7 , es y jong to 3rd State Tile wasn’t a single new mark in any class. Chiefs’ three firsts were in the high jump where Ray won his 2nd straight MHSAA title to finish his. PHS career with an unbeaten year; Roger Coats took the mile in fas time and Larry Beamer was vic-' tor in the Ist half mile run. Both these races were dillies. Jerry. Young, Rog moved out of the pack at the head of the stretch; but Young, who had been in front spurted and passed the slim Chief. Rog, however, had a lot of speed ft, overhauled Young and beat ‘Teammates swamped him with yards from the tape by Berkley’s| ‘Beamer ’ im to the line by a scant 18 inches. |. Same ‘thing - happened when running his best race of the year, forged into the lead 1009 lyards from the line and fought oft a challenge from Gary Robbins of Hazel Park. He hit 2:04, same time Flint Central, nipped Barry Ma. ipin of GR South at the tape when congratulatory hugs and pats. Coats almost was nipped 10 . effectively | — Coats turned a fast mile, 4:33.9. ‘Barry looked back, on the wrong side. Cit : Vikings fell down in the hurdles and dashes, usually their strong events, Area school s figured in many |. \events, with Jerry Myers of Berk. in the lows, and Young 2nd in the mile for 19 points. for 4th place. Birmingham's Bill McFarien won A Dragon defeat would make Troy Jack Tighe’s fears that his Detroit day Washington Senators. ‘But I don't|seventh inning. | ini pe . pope . P . ithe vault as expected, at 12-1. Ma on Ne chedos a ele ‘would get their | lapse —_— poe ee other think we wil] this time.” _ Chuck Stobbs, who lost his 13th ples’ medley relay team was 2nd scoring based rformances in pance at Griffith Stadium Seat aahy ater Ueelns - aa ~ * * straight decision over a two-year after Northern's disqualification. football, basketball, track ang(tumbling the mighty New YorkiTighe said before yesterday's G8) wae, didn't, period, lasted only two innings. ‘back of Lansing Sexton; Dick Boy: ; bescball. Ss : "ee Sah eed es When the — southpaw left, was 3rd in the ist 880 run and had = grate tentn cee Cornell Crew East Champs, iat Sen ox sows | Sei Sart tit Gs ar stem py edly going ali out to lure talented ore re as é amps ni — lige oa two-run homer and a rut-scoring 12 and -6-lith total. ’ Ronnie Knox back from Canada. | son Seana’ ceanlnie’ Gece double hy Maas in the second. *- * * | That should be the signal for a) DeincETON, N.J. Just injthe jayvee aspirants, today were| 62 defeat at the hands of the | Detroit ganged up on Russ Kem- —_ yr haces storm of words from his father . White Sox left the Red |Merer for three more runs in the Royal one each. | Harvey any day now. case Cornell's mighty, unbeaten|only two victories away from an| Chicago ¢ [fifth before leting up against Eve- Walléd Lake was 7th in Class | * *« *« crew gets complacentitis, Coach /|all-winning season. por pn full game rary chesonta “Sgr hana pas apace vert - |B with 16; Cranbrook had 7, Lake . Fred Browarski's no-hitter for|Stork Sanford has the perfect anti- ~*~ *« * ; = ” Hyde who finished. Orion 6, Rochester 5, Lapeer 5. ! o Bulldog Gale ae the ist by jdote—en eager, able junior var-| They beat Yale's fine boatload Bed lige pedigree eaprrs zea Stobbs, whose teammates have a 3, Holly 3, in the big r a a wave 'sity eight. by one foot in ctacular wind- "provided him with a | 3rd in the school’s history, = on -—~% of 1s eae five runs in the last 74 innings he Quly two firsts went to area dea * 1 ee = sd baad se * has pitched, gave up a single # “B” athietes, Fred Lavery of Be Thietels ot Pontiac was | The Big Red Jayvees, unbeaten | er SEONG Siege ship. A| The last-place Senators nicked|Ray Boone in the Detroit first be- Cranbrook won the halt mile and | one of four gunners tied with 148 in their own outside competition, 0. a24 Cornell nipped Yale—|Maas for only five hits, and thejfore Maxwell socked his fourth Frank Fink of Walled Lake won ot ot oe erent nas. (bev spurred on the varsity | Which went on to win the Olympic\only run he has given up in 18/home run of the season over the the pole vault, at 12 feet. ser Tissier ag Se by Ed ‘sweepswingers all season. The all-|title—by about. five feet in the Innings on consecutive doubles by|right field fence. Maxwell later Coach Wilson was jubilant over : Scherer who fired a perfect 150. senior first stringers, accustomed | sprints. 7 two more singles in leading the victory. “We're going to be Bill Brown Jr., of Birmingham, |' Stiff battles twice weekly with x *« * P Tiger nine-hit attack, pretty rough next year, too,” he was one of three tied at 146. | Victories over Pennsylvania in Another One for Pancho * * * said this morning. “We will lose : ew RO c SI panies a duel regatta at Ithaca, N.Y., ae — Beare ——— ben bares : AP Wirepheto Ray. < ome. at mid-year. Alex The Detroit Pistons granted Gri next Saturday and in the Intercol- LAKE CITY w—Big fourth since NIPP _ } rge , too, along witi : a dalicornyhtore in the state of| n ones Traces legiate Rowing Assn. champion- cho Gonzales tacked another vic-jover at third base April 20, was Claes a AT TAPE — The above excellent finish shot of the pas Bred’ an ad lige cals | _ | Michigan with a paid-in capitaliza-| Griff's Grill, Class A member|ships at Syracuse, N.Y., June 22,|tory on ‘his pro tour series withicharged with his first error of the A mile at East Lansing, Saturday, shows Pontiac's Roger init Reamer will be back and Fred ‘ tion of $200,000, Officers are Fred of the Pontiac City Baseball |could earn Cornell a niche among|Ken Rosewall by downing the little|season on a low throw in the sixth Coats snatching victory from Berkley's Jerry Young in the last |prooks should be the top man of ‘ Zoliner, president: Fred DeLano, League, will hold a practice ses-|college rowing’s all-time greats.|Australian 64, 64 last night. inning. He had 26 games without) Step (note finish tape — arrow). Coats was one of three Chief win- | another good high jump list.” d vice president and Otto H. Adams, sion Tuesday at Jaycee Park. Start-/The Big Red is favored to win It gave Gonzales a 46-25 marginja mistake. ners hitting the fast time of 4:38.9 in the victory as PHS won its 3rd Coats, Jim Hawkins and Keller _ treasurer. ling time is 5 p.m. both. in the series. te cas State Class A track title. |also will be on hand again. ° season, faced 12 batters in the AY : ; _— ! first four innings, He fanned six i 7 : , PRET Nationals to regain the Tiger strike| Sachs Between O’Connor, Ruttman a i i out lead at 36. He walked only one. | @ . | if gy The Tigers, who have won four 8 ; a. \ 7 | , ; in a row amd five out of six in | ‘ their first Eastern road trip, face , for PGA Spots Se eee , the mound today. Pedro Ramos is , , x 23 : —— to pitch for the Sene- INDIANAPOLIS «-. — Eddiejonly nine cars qualified Saturday,, The Bowes racing team, which Michigan Allocated Five | © a . | Sachs, first rookie to start in the 24 starting positions remain to be has had such noted drivers as the Berths as Tournament DETROIT WASHINGTON front row of the 500 - mile race filled in the final trials next Satur- late Rex Mays and the 1931 win- : ou as n 9, Relting “ ea .- "6 2s lineup in. seven years, will be day and Sunday iner, Louis Schneider, qualified : Starts at Lakepointe eee f 2 eects ties seein wenrens Pal ‘iia ae ieataes telat: Ga oe ‘ ; ams tor ay veterans Sachs, of Center Valley, Pa., e row. vers are vet- DETROIT # — Fifty ogy 3 3 3 pews ‘3b ‘ H 3,0°Connor and Troy Ruttman in| ta a sieaaale in ¥ definite erans Fred Agabashian, Walnut : = teed of — cy be rs 5 i wl i the flying start May 30. threat in the race by turning in Creek, Calif, who did 142.557, and | | ' -_ rs ary been ye House ¢ 4 ¢ ¢ a Bing 3 8 0 ~*~ * * -|Saturday’s fastest single lap at Johnny Boyd, Fresno, Calif., 142.- : : — —— b in quest : —; Mass “*—"—-erimerer- Ppt . ©’ Conner—won—the—pole—position, 144.648 miles an bour, __ {we _It will be Agabashian’s 11th — : : ie ie bean PGA tourne-|’ f:Hersog i$ f inside of the front row, with a Ruttman has a new car built Straight start. * ment at Dayton, Ohio. B-Becquer 1 6 0 10-mile qualifying run at 143.948 by A. J, Watson, who created In- * * * "3 : of . _—- 7» _* * *\miles an hour Saturday. It took/dianapolis winners for Pat Flaher-. Other Sa’ + Jim- 4 apo og ’ a Pro Totels 35 6 9 Totals 33 1 8 Sachs just 22-100 seconds longer|ty last year and the late Bob Reece, Indianapolis, 142.006; a ee oe an coe t-Orounded out for Kemmer in en, (man O'Connor for four laps Sweikert in 1955: EA Elisian, Oakland, Calif, 141- —_ gr rac ramen S‘Grounded out for Hernandes in ttb. around the 2%-mile track and he & & «& \T7t; Al Keller, Greenacres, Fla. 4 oy He py or 68 youte Detros 210 030 ooo~s bad a 143.822 average. O'Connor, who led 38 laps in 141.498; and Elmer George, son- : subpar Washington eo 000 100-1 x * * last year’s Memorial Day race be- ‘law of speedway owner Tony _, Barnum and two Lakepointe E-Plews, M. 5% . wer-} Ruttman, winner of the 1952-fore his magneto failed, lives in Hulman, 140.729. members could do no better than lg amg M8 oe sie oisy| Memorial Day race, averaged North Vernon, Ind. He was Mid- — second in the pro-amateur tour. in win). ‘Zu-Maas, Plews. lemon. HR-|142.772 but rain may have cost|west sprint —— a eT Fi ish , hament that served as the tune- Resa: Komn, ® Selite and" Besas,/bim’ the pole. He turned one lapjand won the Derlington 20-mile Op finishers . Up round, despite his three-under M. Bolling and Runnels. Left- lat 144.393 and was stopped by race. He has started three times)» Stat M matched their. best Cente eae eeeetss 3. e0-\Tain. He came back on the slower|in the “500.” in e Meets : ball, _ [Masse 6 ‘Gtobbs 1, Kemmerer 2, Hyde 1./track after the rain ended and The 6-foot-3 Ruttman, youngest ; Leo of Tecumseh, who | | HO-Stobbs $ in 2, Kemmerer, 4 in“ /couldn’t attain his earlier speed.|winner of the “300 at 22, is an| Here are the leading Class A-B shot a 72, and Robert Nedea and| * Mane 1-1, Stobbe 3-3. Kemmerer 3:3.| More rain fell yesterday and|Oklahoman now in Lyn- finishers in the two MHSAA track * Richard York captured the pro-am L-Site » URice, Bi completely washed out the second] wood, Calif. He has started in the|and field meets at East Lansing * tournament a 67... : e Napp. T-2:33. A-3,239. scheduled qualifying session. With! big race six times and Ann Arbor: ; _ Wally Burkemo of Franklin. Hills : d : wi Se * ga, Postion, 22; Vinee Rerthern. | fired a Tl, but his team ended up HIGH JUMP CHAMP — Above is Hudson Ray, ; AP Wirephote ———— . jeckoon, 18%: : down the road in the pro-am scor-| 65, Pontiac senior high jumper who successfully three top places, for a 1-point total. This event Mai New Putter Works Magic Birminena , ing. defended his state jump title at East Lansing, broke Flint Northern's hopes for a win. Poptiac~) ee in a ae ; ia « Saturday with & 6-1 leap. Alex Barge was 2nd, won its 3rd title, with a 33-point count to 21 6/11 L) = . . River ‘ou Wilkinson-Nolan Duo} #2 2:0. 22 in sn unorecedemted sweep of for Vikings MMalriSon Wins Sn@ad EVENT ze’ Wins Elks Keg Crown a Sn: Aes 3 | | aq Stock Car Race | [| ,WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, shoot a 62 thit wae eight better| Bn . 1 | W.Va, — Dutch Harrison, 4,|than par for White course pod yong ag ~~ : ning the Sam Snead Golf Festival] first prize. 120 , total on cms are ihe o- Sesmtivn, Wa. Sdeptiel for traln|, that an old dog may learn a new + &. & | a ann GU obemtien mana or -ginia 500” ve on iin ae tk Cama N.C.| surgery "The only victiths remain- an enon’ ponent The easy going Arkansan, who| "\ , ship at the local lodge Sunday. f ween ~ CAF FACE he boy was the only one of the|ing in the Martinsville Hospital to- fendi een’ and went out tej umbers around like a bear, came| 277) : ‘The top ten finishers were: ended in near tragedy yesterday| 45 of onlookers actually hit by|day. were James F. Martin, 19, from practically nowhere to win|tea; . i ag Seore|When a speeding race car leaped|+,. car. The others injured were|and Rylon Dalton, 29, both of Pat- jonly his third tournament - inv the} iit: ) We Weuminge-L. Nolan --re a f i ; " ‘. : Meyer (Berk :R Frac Bria ssrctec Salvin Helaabeck. &, a spectator |-quc’a highlight of the ‘Virginia| The accident happened. on the oat : aa CE I ears eirt HE Regge d2 Weed... ccctcceceecessgeg WAS Critically injured. Two other stock car race season, when he|#0th lap of the 500-lap, 250-mile * . Hie Steed te Gk SE es is R. Lidgard-L. yaayegeri ce ig27| Spectators were injured seriously|tried to lap a car driven by Tom|race before a 22,000 persons. Te Gay, ee fe on (The Sth and 0th pince teams are and hospitalized. The race driver, pig Rain was falling. The race was ‘ race — won mer iP). from Plymouth. All othe from Pon- Pistone of Chicago and the two Beamer tac.) alread: } Billy Myers, was not hurt. collided. halted immediately. Buck Baker]. | vs, ily le kgah hes Fi, anes Buman 204 3rd his car|7! Cote, oa was declared| "'ys. RPE soe a ' under cae but Myers’ car |e, een Powe p —— ee a4). ‘| By Charlie Maxwell | : moa bared over ae , etal = 4 ' oa a through” a portion four-foot ; Pee » La | Day I Remember Most | is ‘si. 204 ‘once. S00 Team Wins 'B’ ' . , group of spectators in an area jee eet Bcc,” Dato Mer tree wren oe PS Sy ad struck : . ‘ ‘By CHARLIE MAXWELL in the head by the car as it leaped : DETROIT ~ I have to go back to Aug."1, 1951, for the beginning|‘he wall, tearing down @ d-4oot « of my most memorable day in baseball. varie . ; I was with the Boston Red Sox at the fime and we were playing [beyond the wall, ‘ the old St. Louis Browns at Fenway Park. We loaded the bases in | through a | the seventh inning and there were two men out. Old Satchel Paige i udinsiattialiadio ate Ce / was pitching for the Browns and I was told to go up and pitch hit. - He: got # 3-2-count-on me and then came in with that hesitation: piteh—endIstruckout |) 6 T the next day we had the same situation: Bayes loaded, seventh + : = field bleachers. We won the game, 10-7. er ae ; P Ye 5S am : | _S 4 } 1 ee | I was looking for it this time and 1 hit it out of he park into thel onde ‘inning; two out, Paige pi k — and once again I was up as a | + pinch hitter. Again the count went to 3-2 and again Satch came in | Five persons were taken to), i with that hesitation pitch. ' /, Martins General met 35, Btate nant Class C- hitehall vce a ee ee a eee ee My } sy THE- PON 'TIAC PRESS, 4 is ee i 5 a a ; f heats Lj th to star who ran off with the $65,250 winner's. slice of the $113,800 Preakness pie, the field for the New York race figures to be the strongest of any in the Kentucky Derby-Preakness-Belmont Triple ‘Crown series. Waiting for another crack at Bold Ruler is Calumet Farm's der- by winner’ and Preakness. runner- up, Iron Liege. His two-length loss Saturday marked his fourth de- feat in five meetings between the) ‘pair, but it left his handlers. still ‘hopeful. BALTIMORE #.— The answers to many riddles were at hand to- .;day as a result of Bold Ruler’s victory Saturday. in the Preakness, but the question of outright super- iority ‘among horse racing's 3 year-olds remained urisolved. The answer to that one may not he certain even after the June 15 Belmont Stakes, but it should cer-| tainly be less fuzzy. Including the Wheatley Stable |Winning U.S. Net Team Takes On Venezuela Next By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The U, S. Davis Cup team, over its first hurdle en route to chal- lenging Australia for the coveted mug again, today began pointing 4o its tie with Venezuela this week- end, * * * If tron Liege isn't enough, Cal- ‘umet may also send out Barbizon, winner of the preposterously rich Garden State last summer and the 2-year-old champion of 1956. The son of Polynesian-Good Blood passed up the derby, Preakness and earlier big races because of; a cough but is back in training. Gen, Duke, rated by trainer Jimmy Jones and jockey Willie Hartack as Calumet's best, is- still is acting captain in the absence questionable for the Belmont. be- of Billy Talbert, the Yanks|cause of the hoof injury which polished off the British West In-, forced him out of the Derby and dies, 5-0, the past weekend in the | | Preakness. first round. * * * Venezuela already had qualified | But others being pointed for the | by turning back Cuba. The United; Belmont are D.&M. Stables's In- 'States-Venezuala tie will be held! side Tract, the. 54-to-1 shot which in Caracas. 'finished a surprising third in the AP Wirephsie A TRIO OF NOSES—First triple dead heat in New York harness racing history is shown in this photegraph. Time for the Class A Pace was 2:06 4/5 on Saturday at Buffalo. Left to right are Crescen- do with driver Robert Shuttleworth; Adios Queen with Jimmy Arthur and Clever Counsel with Bud Gilmour. Led by veteran Vic Seixas, who Acker Gains 2 Wins Iron Liege Loss | "W | ” "Ruler’= Preakness, and Ralph Lowe's Gal- lant Man, who lost the Derby to famous finfish misjudgment by jockey Willie Shoemaker. Both are strong finishers and’ Derby and mile-and-three-sixteen- eonsidered too fragile for-two hard stretch run in the May 4 Derby. Albion Gains Fourth ‘and. Adrian 2. “MONDAY,\MAY 20, 1957 ~ Iron Liege by a nose in the now- should feel at home in the Belmont distance of a mile and a half, com- pared with the mile@nd-quarter ths Preakness. Gallant Man, aptly named but races within a fortnight, passed up the Preakness after his brilliant Inside Tract was at old Pimlico for the Preakness, though, and he/ and jockey Eldon Nelson nearly stole the show from the Eddie Ar- caro-Bold Ruler and Hartack-Iron Liege acts. Straight Track Title KALAMAZOO (®#—Albion’s well balanced track team scored 838% points in winning the MIAA track championship for the fourth straight year Saturday night in a driving rainstorm. Hope was sec- ond with 46 and Kalamazoo third with 34%, Trailing were Calvin, 21, Hillsdale 13, Ol{vet 12%, Alma 7 Yes! Completely delivered, taxes and license included and equipped with the list of accessories below! Low Monthly Payments *69.90 Your preseat car will probably make the down payment for delivery includes: Dynaflew, Heater, Radio, white Wall Tires, Windshield Washers Two-Tone Paint, Directional Signals, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Oil Filter, Mileage Trip Indicator Clove Compartment Light... everything included at the above price. 2-Door Hardtop 2185" mon B U IC K SALES 210 Orchard Lake Ave. BIG TEN BASEBALL STANDINGS micmIGAy ‘COLLEGE, SCORES oe s oo. 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Wally Pogt's eighth - inning’ Hersh Freeman as the ace in homer won the second game. for Manager Birdie Tebbetts’ bell- Acker 34 alter a home run by pen, Acker now owns a 6-1 won- Smoky Burgess and a pinch hom- lost recerd as compared to a 4-3 er by Bob Thurman—his third— mark for the complete 1966 helped overcome “an early Pirate season. lead. As usual, Acker had the solid Acker acquired his two vie- viel s-illd @-\, lekae pone —' tories with a minimum of effort. | He tock over fer Brooks Lawr- * . * | emee im the opener after the Pi- Mich n Nine | rates had put together three sin- gies, a double and Bill Virden’s | ° | homer to the the score at 17-7. * | Acker malied down the final out R ains Lead i {with = strikeout and was _re- A” | turned the winner when Crewe | drove in bis fourth rua of the ANN ARBOR (AP) — Michigan) again is heading the pack in the) In the second game, Acker was sig Ten baseball _ championship the fifth Cincy pitcher. He worked chase, two innings, yielding one unearned The Wolverines litterally were: = and grabbed the victory on pitched” back atop the standings Post's homer. Saturday by lowa pitcher Don Ray Katt came through with a Dobrine. Bruce Fox opened the/ Single in the ninth with the bases 10th inning with a double for Mich-|'9aded to drive in two runs for igan, then Dobrino walked the next, N¢w York's 63 victory over Mil- three batters to force in’ the win-|Waukee. Katt's third hit of the ning run. The score was 98: — \game gave Johnny Antonelli the A scheduled second game_ wag| decision over Red Murff, both. washed out by rain. [working on ‘retief. } } Don Newcombe, unbeaten by St] Michigan beunded into the Louis since Aug, 23, 1951. made it | leagus lead with a 7-3 record |10 in a row over the Cardinals 10-3] and knocked lowa into a tie | with the aid of a.seven-run Brook-| with 5-3. Northwestern is second jyn Dodger attack in. the ninth. with a 42 mark. Cart Furillo drove in four runs, i on ‘including the tie-breaking pair in Regency s com, Ken. Types, ithe ninth. The Philadelphia at Chi- plays second base, paced the} a : ‘Wolverine attack on lowa, drivi ing, cago doubleheader was rained ~“t in six runs with two home runs. a double and a single. ‘Wolves and Milford lowa O61 go el 1-8 10 6, sicher nS St Seas in Ist Place Battle : Herrnstein, . Pinkbeiner (4), Girardin! A € (7) and Snider | A game that could determine the} © \northern division champion in the’ b: . : he ayne-Oakland League was on tap! = Memorial Award to lat Clarkston today weather per-| 7 Honor Len Eshmont imitting as the Wolves were slated] = : to play host to strong . 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FREE. INSTALLATION : TWENTY-TWO "THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY. 20, 0st | eects In the Carolinas’ AAU meet Sat- hite Sox al by - in AL . x: * _®& x kk * x * * shooting star to win the 100-yard | dians; | Musial. Moon, Cards Fran Doby Runs Hit dash in 9.3, exconds to tie the! Thur Thurman, Post. Redlegs; Virdon, bees Coaches’ Membership Unlikely Streak to Ten B.F Goodrich Prep Council Meets fo Beat Bosox DEARBORN Uf — Employment}so as to standardize calls through-jathletics similar to that proposed NEW TREADS | pemee Sees ae ccs wml at ee as Both Teams Tie for officiating and to teach ‘it was} 2. That the maximum number of,that the officials’ council of Michi- Not just a top cap — but a full | Second Place Sims Again Ties Mark for Century | lworld's-record forthe third time: his brief career, No other run- ner has evern run the century be 9.3 more than once. RALEIGH, N.C. — Duke's: Dave Sime has proven that de-|ip spite the injuries which kept him out of last year’s Olympic Games he is still one of the greatest = sprinters in the world. SUNDAYS HOME RUNS SAVE Up to 25% For Coverage on— FIRE EXTENDED COVERAGE ‘BURGLARY ond THEFT LIABILITY ~ recommended to the Michigan High basketball games be. raised from/gan favored standardization of 7 iSchool Athletic Assn. by the State|15 to 16 for each season. officiating. % ® shoulder to shoulder ctp, in a new, High School Coaches Assn. last) pow oo t of the |, The Athletic Association's power- | m improved design. The same design night: . = — _ it was |{ul 13-member representative coun-| Bas on the 1957 new cars. Fully _ In addition, the coaches’ associa-| 1) siosed that afteg the 18 district cil indicated to the coaches it) MEDICAL. PAYMENTS - guaranteed. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Let ee oe representatives-agreed on- offi- vig omen on thal governing : EXTRA LIVING EXPENSE j _— ciating mechanics, how they'd ; plus exchange and tex | Larry Doby ran his hitting streak sion of a three-day meeting: icerd of @ $ 95 to 10 games, helping the Chicago) 4 pjivide the state into 18 dis- - certain gg ge A naar Smarks, it _ Saree argued,| ALL THESE IN ONE HOME OWNERS POucy 6.70-15 ‘White Sox widen their American|tricts paralleling those of the Mich-| ius ieee iets districts | it Would just make sense for. the| For Details Call League lead to two games OVeTigan Education Assn., with each tar’ alt 4 fellows who are going to have to) 710-15. .°10.95 760-15. .°41.95 |Cleveland and New York, tied foridistrict to name its outstanding er all their officials. live under the laws to have some-| second, Bill Fischer, making his|authority on officiating and all-18| Smarks said some other states|thing to say about how they are H. z. N iC ‘HOLI E first start, won his second “in agreeing on officiating mechanics|had a commissioner for high school| written and enforced.” : league game with help from Pa Council meffibers advised LaPalme, topping Boston 6-2. Smarks it would “shone ca INSURANCE AGENCY x« * * come” the views of coaches, but FE 2-2326 49 Mt. Ciemens Mickey -Mantle'’s seventh home FE 2-012] }run featured an 11-hit New York Yankee attack in a 63 decision ——tover Cleveland for Bobby Shantz, [.|31. The left hander who was sup- none indicated favoring coach membership. Director Charles Forsythe of thelf Athletic Association predicted ~ would adopt a 1957-58 budget of approximately $95,000 before ad- journing Tuesday. The 1956-57 bud- get" was $384,300, Rain Spoils Baseball Debut ruined plans for the opening of the 1957 City League baseball season at Wisner Field. Pontiac Mayor William W. Don- “Rain, rain, go away, come again some other day.” Those wishful words must have been chanted over and over again Sunday by City League baseball * | threat. Vic Werts with a homer | and Rocky Colavito with » hom- er among his four hits were "| shants’ chief tormentors. thing in sight, Yesterday's near-steady drizzle and softball players and. managers. The water fell, drenching every- while the teams waited for a dry spell and maybe a little sunshine that never came. of the Pontiac Baseball Federation, were ready to form the Ist battery to officially open the new season. Pitcher Donaldson was going to throw the Ist ball to catcher Abei, then a doubleheader was sched- uled to get the campaign rolling. aldson and John Abel, president bs | ¥ * ————— 1 Another thorny problem facing the association is that of high school classification, and Forsythe said “the situation has reached the stage where we must take some definite action.” The representative council : froze the list of Class A schools FOR FORD-CHEV-PONTIAC and All Other Automobiles — A Complete Line of DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEMS You know the rest. } last year at the 1955-56 level. Crane Netmen | win" wiec, nl ioe oem Win'B Title TEESE ee ey, Newre sere mnnn ene ON TRE CIT Wigner cy PN Way, \TRTO TONY pct 7 ORS PPT RR vei Hen Tw ball games last night at Beaudette|" the last two years, and Forsythe and North Side parks in addition|®#/% it likely will continue to in- to postponing the finals of the City |“Te®%* at about the same rate “es ii iste! MUN a a is ial Always a Good Deal | + s + Marbles Tournament Saturday at/F the next two years. if ; ; Doby drove in two runs with 8) Birmingham Battle s|Wisner. Saturday's junior baseball If the number of Class A schools § and HOLLYWOOD MUFFLERS bi When Vou Drive 7 Miles to Rochester cap bie Sew “alive. In the last! Mt, Clemens in ‘A‘|Sched tor me Ded straight week. distrit basketball ornaments wi ‘ 10 Chase games, the centerfield! Finale Tod ely Sono hnosan vat wow ROSS STeTZ, Taw wee © WE CARRY A COMPLETE Pi or bes & ‘68 with 14 hits Finals ay ty League new ischools competing in regional 3 including four doubles, four hom- officially begin Tuesday at Wis- \tournaments last year LINE OF BRAKES! : ner Field when Thomas Die & : j ‘ | } Dodgo—Chryelen—Pty th—Imperial—Dodg ers and 11 runs batted in. Although| Cranbrook had the Class B cham-| «1 ine tangles with the Michl- - ©) 1001 N. Main Se ROCHESTER = 2 mie his season-average is .292 his 2%|pionship clinched and Birmingham) O° 0u "Gotse time ts 6:30 |K Tops in M | Discount on Brake Drum Turnings! : ; 3 , “Zr!” Tit \runs batted in put him second in'was still in contention for ‘A’ oe sa rape a ‘ azoo Tops in MIAA Ps sf oe the league. honors as the rain-delayed regional : KALAMAZOO wr — - LaPalme preserved Fischer's finals were scheduléd for the Cran-| Four softball games are carded College won Ge MIAA al spurte / viet holding Boston hitless brook courts. tonight. Stadium Inn meets Shaw's trophy Saturday on a point basis rT taal’) | tor 2 An fits Ted Williams |_ Crane Bob Klein whipped Orville Jewelers at 7 o'clock and Birming-|tor performances in seven confer- 0 or a U 0 a Beneficial 1 ta cnn lect the league |obinson of Fitzgerald 612, 61 to\ham faces Elks No: $10 at 8:30;lence sports. Kalamazoo won the at 304. take the Class B singles crown both at Beaudette. Over at North) ross country, golf and tennis ti-| 2 1 FE 4-8230 | Saturday, while the host team’s|Side, Eddie's Bar plays Drive-In| jes and was runnerup in football. | 121-123 E. Montcalm : LIKES 0 Shantz already has passed his to-|doubles unts of Pete King-Barry|Cleaners at 7, followed by the Pon- ; ‘i ” tal victories for last season with a|Smith and Ozzie Jacobsen-Bruce jtiac Select-A-Drink-Oxbow Pavil- PRESIDENTS © : Sa YES 31 record for the. Yanks after his|McCaull are the finalists in that/iion game at 8:30. a : y decision over the Indians, department giving Cranbrook | The marble tourney finals will), Warne, State tests "fame. Teen 2 : ‘ eas at _| Francona, who had been sent|certain tourney sweep be held this Saturday on the Wis- aia! chneatk cttiemees Gate ane a je : me F diamond ' n . ne ° - : tng 0 leon 0 feisey : re yy Aint dng ag Sctoat pee 22, pointe Ey sooraeht Wt tte tote on te Western Reserve 688. 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OF ure you eet famous rtd : ~ DEWEY MARTIN « WALTER SLEZAK + PAUL HENREIO Ist RUN © reliability r right now NIA _ EDMOND af : a : ; Price Includes: @ Delivery 7 ay BRIEN |-—- eae oben g A A am? i i ‘e ! bad “@ 1-Year Service _@ 5-Year Warranty . ee a ee e y — a we Se 2 ea ti ae OLE. , + @ Pr fe 5s y & ¢ =. oe pl Sees ee -_ i ay ci ie ee ee > —_— - a ‘| f -7_ = oy 4 sgh CENTY-FOUR| | ! , __HE PONTIAC PRESS: MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957 "4 a eke | : er. THE GIRLS DONALD DUCK » Don'tGet Angry if Hubby Huddles With a Blonde - PITTSBURGH @—If you're the wife of a sticcessful executive and he sometimes gets friendly with a blonde, don't worry about it. Wives of successful executives have to be tolerant these days or they won't be successful mates, says. Dr. Robert J. Agnew, as- sociate professor of industry at the University of Pittsburgh. A group of 38 executives’ wives 8 learned that, and a lot more, at a lecture forum. A few chuckled when Dr. Agnew said: “If your husband goes to a cock- 7 tail party and gets cozy with a) _—___plonde—it-isn't -beeause-he's-a-wolf} ? at heart but because he is trying to get recognition.” The lecture was part of Dr. agement problems. He wives to provide a calming at- - mosphere at home and not try to “keep up with the Joneses.” ba | TO MOO | FIND HIMSELF > LLL THROW THE SWITCH FoR * Wy CLEAR To? YOU NEVER. % ti eead E ER et i ease LIKE A CROWD STRUGGLING Yoo e OF FOR THE EXITS INA Bus WRECK!]\ THE WAXED FL00R, THE 2 ie = WITH MY TALENT, WHY fa N pace aa SHOULDNT I DEVISE A Jexeia Cor NANCY By rete Beshm | iNLy DANCE SNE, Z yr oT) ~AGERS / - L_ HOPE IT WON'T --eI'VE GOT M SENSE OF DIGNITY WE'RE HAVING RAIN BEFORE cs Sib evdinti EROSSED ) AND APLOMB/~ LADY FINGERS || YOUR GUESTS = | FOR MY GARDEN ARRIVE : PARTY | ME, : wow — TOO | CAPTAIN EASY ; “we Tra ad E : : LE arénae® 3 . “eed = Te . © Enjoy It ~| oprortummies | | ees AQ wee Every Day in the Pohtiac | of ae os Ate (erie 2 E we ys big de dan. |” WANTAD, | Bae RSS / Ree se 2 Wy ek f ae | Ls eras (soe ‘ ey % 4 Jot ‘eva / ade ticAY tal-aains a Ne pede tate Foote Hy PONTIAC PRESS. NONDAY, X ey Senate Recalls oe eotu | f . THe agar g Wiest Tries ADA Crop Wheat 22 | led Auto Wrecka = ficial in Tangled Aut ; Herself * B Official jin Tan ee Ki ersé | ; { gh Sng I CT Plugs Ahe The toligwing. ane. reported by the —F rances- (INS) MEXICO CITY L Adv. * w. M. Ployd 7 (INS) — A | : Calif. wrecked fee] Denied Leaking anes Fonened lay rae | Witness Award auto in a er today, Latin act of ot _ |more than 3€ clung to the lord husband, Hospital that De jent én tor}. - We jor Air Re less marveled. of es aes of Moor Air Route soreness ssorndtla — ate sang come- stenting red the goed 36, of B ief ge ntial n y after two ‘sui GTON nomatas not she Alice through . en, toda — honey Ae he did Mrs, Elsa Calif., doctors : The stock News In / ed Eesonapts 27-year-old eames. 0 < has sworr air ~~ ~ igang to tell orgie. and (AP) — ane 7, of 9) oiae beautiful have made ‘official ‘recalled by Senate was = | NEW YORK ther ahead Hudson, 1 guilty. to The ported to life — leak word recalled = that the were riding east of ers Hy Sa. N t plugged 1957 ‘today. James H. pleaded uspend- was re on her of each award, was today. husband y 33 miles Friday. ets, et and s ke for ~ St., vith a s' attempts hours ‘ * her last of No. Farmer’ mar’ after Id . with nd to two e two estigators * the highwa: mm, : Bureau oon aeetees Sa © oe high ground ly this Northfie ac i aa a Id within v * fate about 10 p. at the base locally ye Lae aol ote new active ear! charges 0: evoked Springfie night * t- for Hender- Oroville ‘found with wheat} des yon lots. : Fruits — was and before J. Leib, er. * * ; bullfigh' summoned of! car was ’ — New crop board | ferrets pac! - WERE: 3.16 bu; Trading ‘ ed driving Emmett J. need Mexican ted with Also was Laur The car greg the GO on the in + nea Mg gg MA, * noon. * from reckless Justice. b sente husband, s credi questioning eee a Mf in the wa CHICA\ firm dipped Pein FEsD. hippies, + nship e Lei Oakland) |, yas eal enemies Washington | who of} of end started and then fit} apples, 15-3.25 No. advance No) Townshi Judg in the Jaime Bra on both offl- ison, Was tirm, source its frosit ; of trade ——— the May No Thsaonttaned M . Beets, ers Pivotal to around shown Hudsgn to for each saving te Red 7 an as received , Tony, , high- : ; . behee. was / ail ef 639 reported had - | Sawyer he husband his somewhat _ selling 1 Tab done poate Be, arcu ender ws County J 36, He rep his wife Doc formation . sub-| Hor death 5 and . ok basket. the Brown, a $200 that pills. in ir, igations '. met ® said, from hi taking * Lise ts chives, ‘+ Gcleaa. —- of tape fell Carthell freed on Iter he! cials ol as home award, gg ere today” rn he va a n- eg futures) 1-35 nadia No (3-5 ‘yet. | any crusade etre — al Thursday: 2 a eoatien iin osagealh tery ponders way puget penta stil and corn tinued | Horse No. 1. tid rgiihnn’ = ¢ The gp pened pace |nitmar St trial turday "| tors came residential her to learned) poad the plunge wheat of con | Leeks, cy, 3.25 Onions, sets, No. for nine to keep ot until Sa fore Muni. exclusive treated , ee hopes in at 10 * New crop because eh showed SO: 3 Paraley. Cut fo)! behind it tailed tion of Thond omg Magne - | an co City and hearing, rdsclaion to lot Merten Sunday ‘ . Parsley . accumula pleaded ¢ McCallum Mexic Bravo _ into ision to bankment. until were — craton Sas showed 10: 90 don bag Parsiey Roo No. t.| start s wetent atag Samy .| of lett, 98 pw Sa the _lucratiy was not i pgp ep Poon prea 1 ss-05 don a. Potatoes, “eds Be. | Sit pa py proses ian Pogaas pa cipher whadiet the C lines fly , It ve in ~~. a cent at pea weak tg ot te Ss 5%-! orde i sooenense with'cipal of, drunk dri , 38, a Tw “eee a et She with east Yor atans * gains started influenced |i-¢ gai ~~ hss 1.40, dos. A few stoc expecta’ erage. But! use : st Brand faded innoce heen severed beth welete New } + « was ; Way . house i satuag ry) oy ethioune, i ro bebs, te news or the av news to nard Ave., oem J ment veins on 's 32 . 2 last » Swit 9 i Seer et sl eee eres Sore ca Th ne poe the eoihen nellanbe, pg 9 ty ation on il B. McCall o> ° buying in * * on first hour | Tomatoes Kale, Noo 1 Bo fegitere for Seay x on a $200 bond unt B — "| year, Lath Aug. a stock um halt © WL 4 000 f to no Hal haa o. 1. ae * hat | on Cont B. of cially Northeast ’ end o higher wae te | tea : Let particula, * dt eg ss, 54, Ou sudden : Near pom =o 2, her, tints 10.28 ba Soe eee "Yas. 1 observers to match sng yen $100 ant eee A e : . gy 3 in a ) din ti | in Safe old rodent May % i: % race 1% TUCE frethouse.» Ne No. 1, se: heemyay raat: — respartr po are allan — driv- on ding. tee pen Hender Knocks He le Pharmacy 4 was , | twee, - Lettuce, “**"" tailure ot ighs } til a abcommets ’s hear- rd wheat was t's tuce, "Bibb 00 30-dox. ance 0 s has lay un t to ge re The su Sawyer s style 82.09%, cor 0%; oa yam “small 8.90-0.00 Ithe adv to new aad innocent ° a ddition to at today » & Waterfo pret areas Wn f higher. May |"saos: 30.50.90; mal a: ae at a eee leading) seaded 3155 inv , Mryeggl~lngy- Boos at . * i of an ° charge 37, of | 2 r son, a be estate cent er to % to % lower imedium 9 roGs ESC ihe chaees ee. |ing Hamm, aded| Numbe would real Ye low anged % ETROIT apy — rele toda ' R. rd, ple e ing N. iL, were wich were 3% shat oe coma © eee ee spas pre Plate est was beans 37 | . May. included, | were & | Donald St., traffic 10 nse ’ Arr Concord 69, rye Me, soy $2 hI gs Os onl caretana | Beaumont to a to L' n’s $1.18%, , May hun- | 9B. Detrott jumbo eve) " ks Bea urday ail, + Ma no 5a May % lower, sa re B. ane B. laree| Stoc | y Sat was sentenced Jail, to oO hk to 5 cent 62. | fs | ein UN ; large 3 e B, | York guilt: he County he Leads of Two_ higher was 2 to uly $12. | oe whites 0 oe aoe 30.| New tions) ‘for which Oakland as , ing o mas lard , July | wnt average 30; ; Quota «for the , ore ne in Beating and nds lower eee i ss Soogn Se: “— a oe — May... 8 ildays C eS with in Be in Prices "Browns: 0 receipts (May —_ U3 Kim Clk and an guilty ene red ¥. Grain Pr | Total weekly ics ei ouleatiaoge Aimed. as ge saan GRAIN Opening ‘sez mmereially ye = : | Ait pal |. 1003 Lovo : ins Wana Toruhae CHICAGO ‘AP) — | Laos a Grade itum a uM; oi Alle 43 aL $3! Oxford George May 20 1.27%) Y ho +t; mot A. ju Z.. ample Alcoa iin a2 & My 3” |\Geevens. ——| CHICAGO, a 1.3042 / 33° ie ; 27-28 ies are fully ore Am Alri ites Ba Hers - housewife afternoon a ‘— March 6 | 30-31: “cy, Supe i otfe ISS eoeen ws Lone 8 in 4 herself nto while she was Oper- mest wer - Lone &-Com .. Se z ee cene aes eater tate be : July 34 a ; SE coon im direct uppliers, and NES | Am News 15.4 oa, rs.. 03 when the Pontiac 48 deci- ov eed | | taken me ee tee i ase a) BR, Gre re} to 48, of of its ¢ inew Dee. _ 18% | than t in ve de valarly Am : 63.7 Ma cp. 344 re-arranging * time a E13 Rye 118s moremes je bat not partie Am “Emit ae Meret o 6. 01) me Pera dys L. geese Maca board at coe aeeeae 316% July a aa ee amp! _ . ise ae Be TH Hon e 3$3\ Mrs. St. = tise General the ri = * March - ; Dec. f= 55 BUTTER Hass ete he Sept. .. | whetecale poi Pg Es odes: + eset — as Mueller -- 8. Israel id. 14 yo — ofa earprlams several — of abowt_ whether by . \eoer, £8 swtthed: A ‘white 28: Gs lime . ot Nat ise mS] wnat Se ae Mon, Shangy kant after — also purchas R- te: - : 5. but ¢ Earnings 7 Pay eta Seni a: i Se sales 0 and Pe 10 sa whch ave othe curb Tage py Higa lower: : mediw 2% ‘Balt & “7° 4m fet sats = i Thurs. to ai - - rly Sage =o = [4 hab Ree Deed oo 4 Wed, men the auto three ——ae The charsc- awe 25%; Heth Air ns 5 het om *¢ from Her husband ) . Prices ’ tan poeeihe - TOES ne +3 gas men home. NH). opular NT wor wel ow er Spross 2056 aGo — = Ua. | Boba Sts ag ie = West : gt if ed near her police. tler, ot | * oles - ’ FOU AN may. be ¥—! Poday that Seeal a iy 2 1 oe: Tight: de Warn ... 613 No Am ‘Av 3 0 to ented me Darwin ot several USINESS ice 1s RIKER Bite. Lebhy pf — AH he ended, abou CAGO, 13; tree very aggre | ome Mt "50 = (No Pac so. ot Ww : victim, pceived | B a . eee cues pitas e gon ¢ period Sc ecseate a bh apf mer B : 83.6 Mer oe he :- i] ! fts One St., bruises. | a ‘ holders for the 1.000, F the same f° oid: arr a e c Brist My "$1 Nor =: Be e ‘ a artist oa beer . perenne Soy So 2 over ¢ amounted te nip - aes and woder- |B Belts ... 8 ai Sie a3) er 882 Emerson at aves & 1028; ng en machine bee Frankfurt reached ie ok with ier a ne dem: firm ‘tes Co “Sie Owens tm ot.. 2) OW red ribs Grier, rm b and advertisi be Slot —~ Net emp lier 3 18. bes wag piling Buda (@ ane SO oes | | eS fracture Frank left ar ter —_has. the thing $163. compared —— cota 3 A. ernie Long | §.36-' erroughs $33 Quene hie ‘0 employes: ls friend a broken satis-/ Pain aan dnoe the latest $1 Koa s0i, $09 per = fornia Round | Calum a - mae Penh Bel oo Bs sing tw at least itis St., a are in Gén- ‘George ssistant art MacManus. Germany, Bamber “achieved 290-300; Calif ae ‘the Soe ie ft) Warr store of 2 more Ane leg at Pontiae G ‘named Adena, Tne, Besemiiehd — —_—— oan chieved 2 $¢- in Pae 4 4 Park IC at 3) local wer be sought) _condition iPontiac i ” (NB) on et Capitel At s& ts... 23 t0f a ted pov to actory they wer & Adan BBDO YORK 4 lost was ltry Gobsens Gp Dae ey - a $5319 uncra were ; Hospital police and | ohn the NEW a Revenue we Pou | Corrtar ' 936 a Hi he store Police. said) ral told bar by ? World Aire rover 1987. 608. but of Y Case. Trac Ta: be see 1s.5|from ‘ tec Po ‘heaton The men a local men Hills monies —— loss . posal pet Cater 3 Ps... 65.1- Pt ips D ceee a by Pont M. W ested Fri- out of unidentified bar has been Burnett in the $7. “git. oti of nggteacl —groaig ney Sek seg = co. Prilce rei today jor Clark a admit-| tyowed five iron Leo * up odest proms ene fe im the oa ROIT, May 1 type 13-14;| Chea de 8 Philip Mor “ #14) Inspect two ad aiesay had! attacked by and ng when one and =e Pon- $1,404 008 ts age @ share nt sen pouty, up ight Son Re Aabier pp ae bo Fis Shormose gerbes a ees oa a races resulting w drinks staff members ve Lite »- Gabel of sl eS tryers 4-35 meat ch saee . tren & $5 day the sold a was f Five Metropoli Chicago period Heavy oilers > Gen 4 ibs 3A Mo .. 116 | Aono HEU ee 25 he and Ts and s cost after, victims r- ce of in y Gray h- 7-| Clima _ 24 Pure os . . ua ted the mowe mower: il ac- at ° and a tlac offic: were confer- . idends | Wate Baa Capone light = ig Palg : oH RCA aH .... 03 stolen The h retail the paripeter. kened aig eee Co. a business at the ivi | lew i dees ngs a Gel Bed ‘388 Repub 1. a4 for half $135 eac was ndfather’s ice|s sday for officials Ducki et quiet oftert well ‘ol Gas ** 43.4 Rex a -- .4/for tely Ron- his gra after pol Wedne — Mark and farm fairly q ees $3 ave JS 2-3 approxima Wheaton. E ed at turday of with Ser tee Cer. praca acy-wrigws| cleared although fferings this Si ‘#4 hey : Silotang t een i s oie pes Conrad Hilton Joseph hy on tne) nes cna” caponettr were sete) Set Rae - 326 Rock at. Arrested “We. Crittendon Dale about auto pa Conrad ‘Hardin, Frederick NEW YORE sto, 5 shore rejhee a satitul’ ane yovers ef ‘earesaive Cont Bak - 4 Bape f ati 17, of 796 Waite’s and St.. found the was found — seen Bet -_ eaea ‘i ss qos : os ea-~) gh toner not b oom ~~ 2° a4 + Ld 315i yon, 17, boy for 9 Pauline the! house. p handle Donald top dividend stock record ga eed ese noted as | Cont COF Seeea af Mt e?) delivery of 244 orked in ithe iron pum the venak, reagan —— a A oe Hl — turkey Go rovurar Cent Mot -- GF Sus as 72 ith, 21, who w An ’s auto. g for Redpath, are stock ote of re. i AGO — Live ‘buy-| ont "36 Bea + %@ Igm Plains, in Doran continuing Graves, on field dividend, cuIC. (AP) 9g ped ; aes oe cones yton r in arch is led men. William bers 25,000 inttiate "ot ie ens 0 stock of ree a ie. lower: — ne Pa ec $1 oes 6.2) Dra 's warehouse The se dentif n ef al = pot por gd lo stockholders SS vee “to-date: oid ss Curtiss Wr ... ot Ste i. : Bi 8 jured other uni ranking of alm - wise ;' ie ee steady, Ps sachenped wan aa Deere... 3 inclas > ee. p@ligre Id Injur our - tan’ staff sales States Ediso roe > 3) -' ‘ tives United pa Jane . OP SALE ing meas. be "Sou se Det Reag rs) —_ 4 Lees ey Year-O ° Woman the — OF | hems 12-13 a ibe. Dis Aire 64 lou Ry ooee 33 Three- ident ° ° Area obey in ° Area pamstcntay Se ae Si steak over oe Be nod “9004 - 10 B > Acc nhac ident service- a tiac CT COUNTY. 124% ng Ban acta 27 ay & > See Highway boy Po Acci Canada. * " Pon TAG, OAKLAND ; Dey L... o15 “Bee OU Cat a ein Lake Orion in Car Elm-' and “* * andard RS— eg ta ae a Livestock Gest a9 Seq Su 3a... 2) year-old a eatin} 4112 the Star DRIV 2 ED pure <= "391 oi gi three- turday acci- 21, of released of past D NC for the Be issued grag = ~Na fee ai Sol oa on -. A Sa in an Jones, and employe for . the given! “eS I bids ine ‘Caey he (AP) ae | Brie BR a 2S injured ved road in A. cary) an tine was | P Sealed t- FA of the Wwe Px-Cell-O cE Btevena ge TT wag was invo! Joan big song mats in Pon Hardin, recent || E S ppecces. Sparks fhee, pot, S Petsonpel of COOK _charge. FE 2-006. WOMAN Wi Wit A x gon 3 3 YRS om : Bird Funeral Home with Rev.| Motors Truck and Coach and rele: | dome ‘nights, Bloomfled sills OFFICE a oe eat se, = “pyping \e me “y's aaye.| dare opis * ‘at 28 Pingres. off tives. His wife, Josephne, Sis- t area. ull onean cer | %, Other em- MANAGEMENT Nights At Bob & Myrtles, 34 E. See Jane 406 PON-| Oskiand peat Soe ae - Mr’) ters Eatho! Mount, Juanita Boss, AC 2) Pane sd. Local Sebseunees Delp om Biraingnans 103 6. | — Bird. 8 A. OE BO STATE BANK BLDO. PE | WOMEN WOULD LIKE WORK in ~ > S., a eal’ Home |_LsVern_ Stuart. ps & few m on tor clean Wed g. every other Sun. off.| Wood hat G0080. WANTED: EXE. WAITRESS. AP- See “Bal RA aT SGAREER e377 Gi chop, some eaperience, Call , i : w! :| CENTER, B-l © Bidg. r ¢ pm. Fiswers 3 | —nuron_ between 10:30 and 12:00. | Z WAITRESS, CURB GIRLe & DISH-| _#0416 Instructions 9 COLLINS, CLEVELAND E., Whittier nnan~~v- | NEED TWO GOOD EXPERI- |‘ secretary. Power-tone Corp, 112| . ; washer wanted. Apply in person. Building Service 12 ermer Birmingh ° ew ed hard sales : . Milford, Mich.” MU |. White Drive, M50 & Pon- Se comey Cp ahn een g Sunscnd ef te Seles ace fe:| GERANIUMS soanel alvonce, Betcr than aver-| ¢égshe Senne Opportuinty |_& Le ow wms| LVELYN Best Way AAAAAAAAAAAAA | See Sees ot eo lo rarities tuberous begeains, pe- ARNOLD. al bterview, sayin, sland, 167 N. rey. . Woman for General Housework woace me Os eas. Live in or : DRIVING SCHOOL | carmon“sinisnind — QUaurTy : Hariey Gali 3 Wednesday ai pas, tna, ageratrny, laslana, EST AP PRLBIN WERE BR Be am Own room with TV _srg SS Mens EDW ARDS Det more, griving ponss fer Tem! c. BUD sitis PE same cas, t x, vine PLEASANT E - Excellent W WOMAN EXPERIENCED IN CARE "1 5 ua ey eee ney Maney Page” | Yines, spikes, wheat ry rus.. cole-| man with ear, Age I347, For | tions at modera offices. advance | 1 day otf plus siternele Sundays. of small children, also to help —— - | T BONDED 8 LiceNsED MA Ww —_— mastes Midwest 40264. house eparate FI HIGH SCHOOL CLASS- Interment in | White Reynolds Greenhouse $100 per wk to start. Call PE| ghew, MI 60100. ee ae have| VOCATIONAL COUNSELING << Minds Gh haan ananene | FE 5-9591 Chapel Cemetery under the au- $00 Bogie Lake Ra. : 23-2318. 5 5 5 oo VICE i] spa Pt of Commeree Lodge No. 121,/ 12 miles w. of Pontiac. % mile | MEN NEEDED TO WORK In | DZPENDABLE WOMAN TO CARE driver's license, car fo, SER Dyigme awarded. Write for tree, Pooting+, casements, cement Pe ait souin of aie on ‘Bogie Lake Ré.| PONTIAC AREA: Pontiac Pres | OPPORTUNITY Se ee ee We Want the World |_ Sei eee nn | Sreuk tue cere chd one: ; PART-TIME : : WOMAN FOR Wiatc_OFFICE| °° ae : : GIBBS, MAY 18, 1961, DAVID, 243 DISTRICT MANAGER | FOR DESIRE A AN A ‘ To Know LEARN TO DRIVE ,THE SANE Eo an Si rh Oe aE A) Es Ae REAPS | seam mua ee | GR eel Gere MEE] wien ryunoe pie heeey cote beter ae james Gibbs, Mra. Nelle Leinart,| Pursiey Punerai Home. FE¢i211 | MEN TO DEMONSTRATE EVE.| Ing, or public relations, os | $12 A WEEK FART TIME TUP. Box 68. seacton oS POst oe re) CUSTOM CARPENTERS Gitbe Jr and Dexter Hartiey. WIPE ARE HOME. WE PUR-| organization of 1 women | - SOLD EXCL, XAT | “housework. & ehid care, tve in| TRAINEES & EXPERTS. “Beat Batest Eaest wey To | Ronettes bo bietilen Puneral service will be held this Donelson-Johns MISH | THE APPOINTMENT in this area. You will derive TIES. INFOR- erences. Cad: between 9 a.m. HERE JUST A FEW. Drive|” Because we have dual! jog rs at @ o'clock at the Melvin . YOU DEMONSTRATE & WRITE a g nenlpn ye MA’ TE WORK | "ma Po sis. an conical cor, oat Cee TAKE TRENCHING Rev. Alfred Kastor “Designed for Funerals” On OR WORK ON generous ovtrwrite on all PART TIME W get OSE te ncuach On 3.00, Travel agency Wants & persona- ; Footing: Water line Field tile. Interment AN ‘Y> SALARY BASIS. sales. Expenses . cove: 4 : ble young woman for reception- °B 5-4esl Eeeten Tae easl| comnog Kemer Basta | SoRGEVERMG WORE Wik | . Remsemeat oct mi » FULL TIME PAY sey fom rE wore wore iy | Mt Meaiuat ning. —Sork Wanted Male 10) TT” cinps OF CEMENT WORK Punersl | srarton = rtord Twp. et tem gre gol 3 caliber women with am-| gift shop, some rience, Call « 2 MEN WORK OF ANY} Floors, drives, & etc. Jensea Home, Lenoit, Tenn., after service Plains THE SALARY OF YOUR DAY In addition you will be per- = 7. GROUND FLOOR JOB ene |? ae Pinteens nanee : this evening. Puneral arrange- SPARKS ORIFFIN CHAPEL TIME POSITION. OUR ONLY mitted to devote te so bition & car, work 3 an. ny _after 6 p.m. Start in with a new omens | Py 8 CARPENTRY TO MEET “TRE a credited at full commis- PART TIME WORK $30 to $4) week contact : : : en and specials. MICKMOPT. MAY 1. 1981. STEPH- Voorhees-Siple WORK’ AT Bx EVE. pm ga a ae HE oe 4 Women to work 4 hours deity perience unnecessary. “Cail “er | BILLING CLERK te Mh dt. Fi Saas, VAM | cioce paler” CEareut w Jeng ‘Typ; gee 73: belevegbue-| FUNERAL HOME WEDNESDAY eyis. wat onl eee ee, =e: | tae Ghene voice. Hours ar-| FO Bon tea.” oe Expert ompany pencils. | A-l CARPENTER WORK NEW — Papeete ae. fat ;Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor| AT 1:30 PM SHARP, ROOM 18,| ark. New York State. Call PE 6-0853 for ap- eopete. PE Soe. work Also chimneys, No job too Vere Bee,'Mre. Exther Powell 2-8378 ROOSEVELT HOTEL. _ “LADY POR Help Wanted 8| BUYERS HELPER = 2/41 CARPENTER ODELING Residential commer- : "b or fete ‘ a hg Bg oy > hag [os _ PERSONNEL * REA. ee nose aterastize girl with = come were ee TO of cey Hickmott and Mrs.| Cemetery REAI ATE —| own transportation. Mayisir| + +2 WOL/JININIGLs | 1. Up to 6 per cent commission. | Redium t eee ae i: tape, = wit) 5 beld, Wednesda May 32, ¢ Wars CHAPEL CEMETERY Need 3 a people a ———s INTERVIEWER 3. sharing based on BE THE ONE & ONLY Bo B Murdock. 2-7861 rateng of — sev base- Br wuneral Home. Milford. with a: san an Aig’ Bist & sell exiting property. = ploperty. | cook. MI 40000. ra BRE Re Ee me i Ay 4 many lind, FE +aae8. | “ La. etary. Mi. Hick ‘ill te iy oh aan ee we man Realy PE 4058 Fixe apensweer_deparimet Re terriewer. some essional in- | a ag Unusually cordial stmos- repair. cabinet work. FE RS ged Contractor 8 at Richardson: Punera!l q phone applications moderz Home, Milford WHILE CHAPEL TWO GRAVES. S i] yausr’s most CHAPIN. ESTATE CABINET MAKER AND CARPER fetion Additions, “kitchen _ sa at GiCSINAN - iszradiences aa eer eater rt AT Mip- OR 3- GENTLEMEN ogg ae Ge mang Porches. Recreation - room. ; HOWELL, MAY 18, 1957, LOUIS A. = housework. No laundry or . ; | MEN & WOMEN, FULL OR PART 45000 ne MY 2-3712 a4 289 E. ‘Pike St.; age Tl; beloved) @ Century-olf firm needs full & part! S“cuiacen. Private rose and bath. aria ah time. sell Watkins ad- Are For-¥ CARPENTRY, 30 YRS. EXP. New CUSTOM : 4 husband of Mrs. Eleanor J. How- Serlised wrodutt, MMtonally 84-)° ‘Every Mon. and every other Sun. te-| These Are For“You"” | tei repair. Pormics k”chens 8 filling, Yard end driveway gred- z eg i Ey | erate ou, syonutines |. SEamereiin Yee ae ea WRIGLEY'S si andbalhe ORNERAL, OFFICE CLERK , 08 ‘nase oat” | —CEMENT & BLOCK Howell, “hrs, Meter Genin i2| i . At 10 a.m. today there tee, te ood, Ro caper | EXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR| Wiley’ beautiful new | Drazton Potential Salespeople | fcldw ‘whe can type accurately OR BUZZSAW WO ENT & Bt Mrs. ude Mott, Puncral service were replies at the Press sate Righus, Freese apply in person ao y Re SUerLy Tam TEhTiatIye— and likes figures. or hour. FE 54-3502. ; OUR SPECIALTY. $i be held Tuesday. May 3i, ott ee Geo Sellowinn * Myers Jewelry “Telturon| im this ‘ares. Fee a ake ana | TRAVEL, AGENT on Eh| stor needs FE 2977. bocements_ ES 207. Shafer. officiating ne tuterment tm | | boxes: cm SATE ap WE ARE NOW average imegmehg inves Ths tome ccuritnce for 3 ot their| ELDERLY MAN WOULD LIKE FE 02200 of ; will He in state et the Parmar. | Delise’s HIRING: ' | Catlon for lake suburban aod city f Exp. MAM WANTS TARD & OAW- Snover Puneral Home 2, 3, € 8, 10, 13, 14, 20, eseneiaentes CASHIERS ee PUBLIC RELATIONS OPEN 5 : ’ : x @ young man with s SXPERIENCED MECHANIC WITH wor MS Bw Ouem nat || a oO Te 7H "s| MEAT WRAPPERS | |"EOE AEE Bony | bebemnome | or : Seen Bree S| movvceaems | HURON | : ‘a band “ef ant vb Vaart cone] | 98, 101, 108, 111, 116 of sive take! | DaTRy oy : SALES & SERVICE #328 | block Cel | Sire. geste Tanse’ Paces. a tnd Harold Hoyt; ear brother of : ) Y REALTY portunity to young’ men with an Lat, 2-141. : SS eS ee poop cuecnen,| BAKERY CLERKS VALLEY REAL on their future — Car furn- é - | FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND i Aa » Olsen, : . ty only | ‘time positions for| 7780 M30 at Pontise Lake Rd. | {ched. Hand digging. Phone MY 3-118, ey ee = ~ Lt pp A ® : Old Mai) ‘Tavern |" qualified Excellent work-| OR 3-6681 MU 4-5505 ton Allen. Funeral arrangements will! Help Wanted Male 6 : , Disle Hwy, Water: — ALES TRAL $325 CARETAKER _FE or_ PE 9200. __ be announced later by the TR ing any employe FOOD 8. ounced y the Pursiey| « wane ' rid Help Wanted 8° High grad. can work in| Man te work. full w part time | GENERAL BLDG Ain. cLey. ua “ie 3 Tee eae | 2 sepeervtoantg 7 Saeed eR eM EE yg SOR hn a) YS Meri a, 4866" Hatchery “Ra; ‘Drayton| ag tor | Papers. Apply Tues. pes, , be sole MICHIGAN Meee EL ATE SAUEEMEN .jOrk| pense furaished. : :|~ GET OUR “BID ON HOUSE — Plains; age 81; beloved husband| progressive Ford Sealer, "Very | fille RA. Detroit pu gH -- Ze on Geet EMPLOYMENT area, ep. Rose Hill | OFFICE & CREDIT MARRIED — WORK-GENERAL MASONRY of Anne ; Reloved sot of} easy to earn $180 “f : - a ag MOR. TRAINEE $350 49 YEARS 1 CHILD| WORK- To Bet ide Mackey, Sar faces rer tee" at's mA SECURITY meas, * , na rjorie ; dear broth-| ward, Bham. See Dick : “es you ean locate ox eget : & Seve. Stl 'bs Bat Wetter foe ) ae) ° CUMMESSION May 22, at 1:30 p.m. from the zee Coes m0. age. = 142 WAYNE ST. d ‘Graebner's |: eal JOBS | ARE ae ae ot BUTCHERS = MEAT CUTTERS oe R , [ DAY STOCK CLER 5 4 a h of ¢. OCK ERK GIR «SSSR BE LEADERS ae =e ft | MEN & GIRLS | = | eee, 700l Room mee - GIRLS | in coed acvessceugel | MACHINISTS : Sows ~ Ae May 21, at 1 ti Cos FE pais for an ad al Nex js tims, Pe to ‘recover a loss. Dial FE iRoNiNGs DONE TW 1 j2siet for an° ad-writer, i |ser — ie * ee bs wasentink des oan, er te nc aris a Fae | ry f aa rare, PONTIAC vies MONDAY. MAY 20, 087 hon & b Tracking) 19 wed. Contracts ba 32, LIGHT AND VY TRUCKING, | Rubbish, dirt, top soll sand and gravel. FF : iowT es a A 7ouR ULING ~} _ PE 56-3153. x me wir 1 Toate work, Gee ater 3 _puvens WAITING el cal Ted PE 6-008. It ~ODEL .L. CARTAGE: | a aa! SHANDEN, Reali Local and long dista a nee moving aS. | REDUCED RATES bg ee serve you, ‘ Smith VET WITH LARGE PEMTLY rubbish. "bak FE sos, GNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED oy, free af of charge. Light hauling. Trucks to Rent TRUCKS. TRACTO: AN r 3 _& entr, PE ‘cod,_eves 3 a Pvt BATH - * ENT. IN A FLASH Por land contracts, see Au- A. Johnson 1706 8 tele ph Rd. ' ie . Dump” trucks a ..K.. AND 7 Pontiac Farm fad Industrial Tractor Co. PE i} -~ FE ¢ Painting & Decorating 20 estimates, OR 3-014. _Pfeg estimates, OR 3.9106. __ Present Tavern 36 16 Saasaes GORE CORA 6 AC terations 18) . Huren, FE +7074 Furniture Refinishing 16A see eeice ow heatine’ Ve |F Reason-| LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO PLOWING. GRADING, DIBCING. | LOST: mowing, 175 Leke Ka. * eBakh st Foie : Nicholie & Harger Co. 33. W Huron St PE 5-8183 Laundry Service POR FAMILY LAUNDRY omny- ice, Pontiac Laundry. F LET U Bid-on the one a your conta | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor K "i Tem detoa; Realtor Rd. ST CLASS — ‘PAINTING AnD 2338 PE 56-2860 ceteris id = fe 3 Bas 3 grees of - side & ath i Feo osoea Free estimates. ‘PAPERHANGING Fe ¢2172 or PE PAINTING “AND. PAPERHANOING. W. Lon | fscorsting. iT e MORTGAGES wi PAD “INTERIOR & EX- iow NICELY DBCS. G 44-0205. at & garage furn. 203 B. arshall St J ROOMS. ee Toe ENTRANCE. 3 RMS. & Sor ae to HEAT. GOOD PROPE D. CHARLES mT 8 Teles ALLPAPER Farm Loan Corresp steam Reasonable F PE 2-2116 Equitable qree, MAN WANTS PAINTING. OUT-/FE_¢0521 pm OVER $1, 000,000 to. has -f foto oF Hi Lawson Real Estate 137% KE. Auburn OL 1-1611, OL 1-1731- | Crescent LE. Front, ....++01..613,000| _ Unton LE. Priv, i.+-conseenss $0,500 | Lower Strate Priva: ......., $9,500 WE. HAVE OTHER LA’ RO! : HOMES & {ike Love iw ALL} T.G. Trocke bedroom home in Drayton . Beautiful double trees Clean bome OWNER Se modern Nemes, ae mt. $300 DOWN New = onal Tough wir home, wi included. trom. tae feed ection Econ maaan seaes evailable. bas ee rator, automatic washer & arver. eis block to Elizabeth Lake FL WOOD RE ALTY 5143 Cass Elizabeth Ra nis 7 ROOMS & BATH. PRIVATE EN- | wae e-_Lake Orian:_ MY 2-6952, fa reas _ Wanted Real Estate 32A 32A ee Inquire 95 Dwight. Saree Penna sOING WALLS CLEANED TUPPER - OR 3-706t PAINTING G AND PAPERHANGINO. _K Wilhite — FE 5-9520. Wa A +a L WASHING. PAINTING, Free extimates. Hall Decorating Berviee, FE 2-3706. __ Television Service 22 E | A-l TV SERVICE, MONROE BROS.| _OR 3104 & FE 4-7642. rere RADIO & TV Repair. 696 W. Huron, Night serv- ee | OTRAS Ty REPAIR ANY _RADIO & TV_ 137 6. PARKE ST _ Typewriter Service 22A EAELE’s CUSTOM caster pe eg: Cooley Lake Rd. - Free Estimates, “THOMAS UPHOLSTERING oe 8. ba a FE 50088 — ~ DRAPES & BED Mapresde, Your mater Fe sow Lest & Found 24) : | FOUND: LIGHT REDDISH BROWN female dog, red collar, After 6) PE, 49008. LOST: BLUE PARAKEET WITH” em | Lost BLACK SCOTTY. NEAR Orchard Lake and Maple Rd. Re- __ ward. } MaAytair ¢ 6-08s4 Last: SUNDAY, FEMALE BRIN- die Boxer, Watertord Reeds All Cash > Today For homes, GI. & FHA, equl- tracts Kru ae BATH. AL ALL J Sanford _# ROOM APT. as $18 WEEK. Elm No Waiting for Buyers We Buy Ourselves and - leeveala. "FE" ¢S60 Pay Top Dollar FE 6-1206 or $8390 ASK FOR MR. WILLIAMS clean. Private entrance, Ground floor Realty ; PROM DOWN- ww » $15 week, 169 E. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MA- UN 43100 CLEAN 3 3 Rus , DRINKING. CORNER OF F UNION TAKE ‘AND Elizabeth Lake Rd. Furs. once we won't list your oa gee fort an effort, Ask for |e. i. BROW N, Realtor 13982 W PE 2-4810 OMOLTIPLE L LISTING SERVICE _ LISTINGS WANTED | BUYERS Berta LET COUPLE & BABY. ___ FE +2 3 Chita welcome & PE 56-7880. Leslie ny Middleton BROKER PE 68-0003 BUY OR SELL witl 7 no tail. Vie. of Bloomfield Hills : D PE ¢1157 medice care ADB aoa! al Rescue _League. PE 5-000. { Lost: < GERMAN | SHEPHERD PUP- cinity of Middle §traits Lake | Green Lake, Reward. EM “> 2830 | Lost — BLUE PARAKEET WITH | white head, vie. Lake Orion, 63) vue Ra. }.| Loser ENGLISH POINTER. rE male. 3} years old. Reward. FE 3778 SOLD 26981, _ FE | ost” LADY'S BULOVA WATCH ADYS 90 ee Lett in eo MUGGS. FEMALE BO: aig e om. feet & chest. White 7 = ae kof neck. Reward. Hobbies & Supplies 24A NEW SCRABBI.-; CETS. $3. P. by number sets $1.6 up. drames BA Lawfence FE -2-1414. Notices & Personals | 23 HOES 2070 Pha" on 3.1500] FIrsT FLOOR i= ec PVT. BATH GROUND FLOOR APT. PE 5-0001. LickT ates eens FRIO. SPRING BUYERS _ AR . CALLING = your “homes _- lots — farms best realt oe — close * Children welcome, $15 8 Edw. M. Stout Reaktor reward. MY 24271, 469 8. Belle- 7 N. Saginaw 5 2 Open 3» Open Sunday, 3 Ul 4 pm. “SELLING YOUR ae he i PURN. | HOUSE. Cai CALL FE Wixom FURN. APTS. PHONE .| Schneider, MArket 4-1554 ie APT. ONE 8 Broce FE 3-0068 We are ww immediate need ‘ood ~ AEROTRED KNAPP |S88-30y7 S prope: —— AN ——— COUNSE 414 8. Saginaw above, “WE 8-0456. _Oakland” Theater 1 Re +e 2 Wanted to Rent - 29 hed Sek wae : Seite =| #500, 000. 00 Debi tease aag to Pane If you aes —— trouble Lay 0 oad 1 CLEAN. R ‘Our ents, see ws today | —3 1 ee Bain at 2 =" eon | J] ROOMs & BATH, ERA- tor, gore. heat & gas. roy month, as . Huron st, 5 Gag aur STOVE & RE: Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 rooms and —_. all large rms. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 5-8165 Tl N. Saginew- Ones mvenings “til 5-30 _For Rent Rooms _ 37 ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, close — in. ing space, lady. APTS, 381 3 rms. & bath, oat refrig., a oe ee ee ie FUN Of UNPoRN. 3 RMS & bait. Private entr. Close to down- = empes O. ot cee PE $0801 between 2 & 7. Rea- sonable LARGE 4 ROOMS | & BATH ON refrigerator, —tube; E TI Te QUIET PLEAbANT i a CA “is COURT OR Lt on s au. SEE go NICE LOWER R FLAT. FE Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BEDROOM HOUSE. eo ONE bedroom : Fas anna. Frulities not furn. 6 Rw “ey PURN. NEAR ls ‘Sa Hospital, Cail Call FE 2-4241 LITTLE CABIN 1 mile cit Dixie ioe about 1 male Stat oes ee JOHNSON, REALTY 1704 8. Tele- graph Rd 4-253. FURNISHED 4 ROOM HOUSE. cant a. per wk. Box j, Pon- LIG CIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RW. Crees. rue Auburn Heights, FE : SEKEEPING ROOM Lic ears lady. Close im. PE | - * Buy Thru Partridge OT storms & door, 1 “ee noe bomes that; |] YEAR OLD ent, *C. PANGUS, Realtor 3. collect: _ Ortonville garage. = ce. Irwin or Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge "OPEN “TIL. 6:30 EVES. NORTH SIDE Large fam’ ho: furnished. $400 DOWN y $6880 with esiy terme 3 Or reasonable off this £1. te ols neat and clean, good - modern home gh furniture, close to St. Mikes tered hardwood ppl and Glenwood shopping 3 bedroom home, $1000 down, im- mediate ession, Added fea- tures: minum storms and Nationa]! screens, landscaping, water sof- List Bais a - 2. 2 FO P Harbor room: — Aly 3 rooms M bath, rented ed at . . Terma, AUBURN HEIGHTS § rooms & bath. Hardwood firs. buildings. Fruit trees. CUCKLER REALTY PE 4-4 =" PE 1-818 BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOM HOME RM. IN PRIVATE HOME. BUSI- ness Women wrest ge. Call be- fore 5 . & SLEEPING ROOMS, AVAIL. $5 — weet & wu re. ag lt ee pe | 1 aa Cooking iv. 23-3780. Schoo! 8t G ROOM. $7 PER WK. 16 NM. Johnson. FE 5-2403. After ‘ or all Sat. & Sun. SLEEPIN ao fr ° middleaged loved couple or ‘ itechen & home coer FE $4632 “Rooms With Board 38 & shade trees 1% car gar bad newly decorated . Ce = . full basement, auto, t, Electric hot water. Must be Th “Ear asen cae | Are ae 20 Actes—Lapeer Co. ce Segre eae eee, ot a. WEARLY mod . Low dows payment. FE EXTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE meals 1¢ Matthews. PE 5-09T7 2 Convalescent Homes 384 VACANCY, Loa ac oR oo private oome oe hr. faerie aon Hotel ae 39 HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms Day or Week Alse 1 of 2 room = separtm Ls refrigeration unit 464_Auburr PEL H L LT. CLEAN OTEL ROOSEVELT | peat rms. & apts. Some with TV. By day or week. Moderate rates. _138 N. PE 5-8126 ~~ RETIRED PEOPLE We hare —— neat rooms, Rates $50 month HOTEL ROOSEVELT 125_N. Perry PE 56126 | Rent Stores 40, STORES FOR RENT Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 2 FAMILY HOUSE LOCATED AT 265 MN. Cass FE 4-334. "Fe 3002, 3 Fe SR ey Fg hig eg Must bave refer, $7950 per mo, Call FE 29156. —— 6 ROOM 24 Glenwood ‘E\¢ Ri. How |OUSE MODERN. — ment. On Piniey Ct FE 4-4474. Mr, | RM HOUSE ON SMALL - PARM & lake on Walton Bivd. $129. In- quire 22. Auburn. rear _office. tor. $110, month. ae 47837 USE WITH 2 AVAIL- a. | ous June ist. 3 rooms and bath :| DOWNTOWN Located within 2300 feet of 100 v cent corner on E. Huron St. room suite with 750 sq, ft. Hest and hot water furnished. Lease savailabie. Roy Annett Inc. JERRY S tener, auto. dryer, vent for gas and. wiring for electric. me a mt, pe 3 BEDROOM month. Glessed and screened i! shaded lot, overlooking water, 1% . R Hilt car garage, paved siteet. Owner > iv< 1LIZ ered. $9,975 with reason- REALTOR 1011_W. Huron PFE 5-6181 7. a KES AGENCY MILPOR es SMALL FARM space & exce Hent ee nea Low Res. EM 3-4783 ' ew | ANNETT patu: \ " - throughout. —~— OFFERS... to ‘raise 2-F amily—W est Side condition all fences, chicken oe fires e orchard. $12,500 with ~ Chacken Farm Orion Road Eves pane. ong te bee. walls, basement, ineced infront porch, Meduond . and full batho yre ot. BY | is clean home @ ROOMS & Sate LARGE. with jake privile — low full bath, well to wall carpe full basement, ofl_ Somes, be ‘aaa street, priced te on Buch oo and Bhs + A usually demands I. Seay - bath and utility, fire- & furnace, 2 lots. This vely teas has a in kiteh- ‘upboards —— in ~~ oubew Lk. area. . ADAMS ©0.} ap Small white fram, Meg = | anes Wed Offer You beautiful ranc’ Av dream come” true. Large _Pontiac, PE Yh WOODWARD AVE., STREET OF- fice. Plenty of parking, heat water ideal for ph: cician oF man- ufacturer representa:ive or other Ace y at Sagamore Motel, FE va | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 MALL SUITABLE FOR CHURCH | ‘Sunday school, FE 5-6116. For Sale Houses 43 10 ACRES with gd : sesonabie sais Snyder La af Lavender Only $10,500 with fade terms Large Farm Home house and apettment = GAYLORD 103 5. Broadwa Lake Orion MY 22821 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH 10-Acre Fruit. Farm Near ston. Like Donelson Park DON’ ‘t PASS uP) |MONEY! Sell unneeded storms & screens. $1320 will Pw om € Elizabeth Lake Approxim hanes rental location, near Ek 1 F: City hospital. First’ floor ari ames has 4 fo ig oe bath, 3 rooms an up, Bas | 8260 Cooley ‘Lk. Re Rd. EM 3-4311 ment with ot hot weter Two Houses & Two Acres heat, separate meters. 3 car Ty ~~ $11,000, ‘only $2,000 captetane a3. & © . * sarees, Hudson Tihenes bedrooms, ", bath, 2 lay . Second floor has space 7 aadi~ tional roem breeze way, ie. tool rec- . large liv- and room, Outside grill, $77, terms, a ae vie St cqutacnt W aterford—Brick Ranch Ridgeway Realtor $57 Baldwin Ave. Open 1,500, terms, #_3|Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 33 E. Huren __Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 = «| GATEWAYS to ent with oi] beat, auto. het water & laun- storms" screaues 8 “a'e| HAPPINESS | eke rae}. WEST. SIDE HOME. ROCHESTER * By owner. 3 bedrm, Pun | fully insuie basement—2 car . Best garage. Paved north end neigh- “i DORRIS Full "gaese. ak D: ‘RILEY, “Broker $09 Elizabeth Lak re land “sae By heme we are proud ag AUBURN HBEIONTs BUNGALOW = STREET ~ BA OR ADE 3 bedroom Servis’ Sent men’ cent interest beside: invested, = $10,450 with $450 down porch and fenced money¥* block Offered at 39.1 . ane ir ie i AKE PROPER RIT IN «GOOD wot, garage | TOCATION 7, | ‘To Buy =To- Seti— Te Trade— | aa ¥_ ©O., a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1013 Ww. NEXT DOOR -TO BRANCH WATKINS LAKE POST ee sdera bi alow 24x36 ‘toa R = COURT Loge | Only down on this nicely A — 1 Barapa era rd og hg be MORGAN ROAD - soken hae oad. SS i, nice | jot 1322390, Pull price only $8,000; wes built in Le ; rian Only down on this 2 bed- There is no minds . Full bath, 2 lots. sare 20, 4 Wedroom home with 1'4 baths, full — gas heat, Only _ $9,000. : ranch fi in pertect con dition. F ons fencer yard. Only. ow 2 oad _ a es $2, airy, etn dole kitchen bath : salty FOR COLORED 2 bedroom bungalow. Full base-. ment, $9,950 with $1,500 down, : corner lot, = ete as ; ved street, some frui clean 2 room home with thoal tay g1ureee Teh ettem- fal Yall full price $8,750; BRICK TWO FAMIL FURNISHED $13, il IVAN W. A-1 rental joca’ per’ year, ee SCHRAM FB PR guy S new , paym a. Tiree age rt . joslyn, corner , will pay for this sound invest-| Open Eves. & Sun. Res. 5.2564. i and pay you over 10 per MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Templeton bun-| ROCHESTER AREA of K.L. Templeton, Realtor. 2308 Orchard Lake Rd ‘Fe 3.0009 a off Aubura, | CEkOKKE HILLS consider ear of ror taller in trade.|/ NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION WE TRADE AND 8SELL 82. Ww. Merete 6 -NR_WATKINS LAKE | re 3 °| Ranch home with full basement. ‘ Now is the time to buy this one REAL and select Ay a se Saag bet ee pies A alee as es | i Mai bi cAI lic teat coun ILI SK ua forced air oi) fur- paved basement, nace, 3 _ drive. John K. Irwin | REALTOR Since 1025 313 West Huron 8t Phone FE 5-0447 Eve FE 5-4846 | ORION LAKEFRONT temporary, tri-level, redwood home with 97 ft. frontage on Lake Orion. 8 rooms with 2 baths Fireplace, attractive 122 ft im tecreation room, medern kitchen with smack oar 3 bed- reems. ample closet space. a car garage. ons forces sale, w EBSTER a Ausieh OA 8122, WATERF RONT 2 bedroom ranch home. This ts priced right at Hr $00, Has: fire- place, carpeting etc See this . 800m, substantial down payment. car garage, New modern 2? bedroom home with lake privileges. Sylvan Lake $7,000 with low down payment to qualified buyer, LOVELAND 2188 Cas: Lake R¢.. Keego Harbor FE 248735 _FE_ 41661 Attractive 2 bedrm_ bome Ideal location, § miles west of Pontiac. ity car garage. concrete drive- way. lots’ of nice trees Lake | ebony $10.500 — terms. 4805 enmore. FE 5-432) TRIPP INDIANWOOD LAKE LAKEFRONT Clapboard and stone resi- dence—30’ living room with stone @ and superb view, paneled den, Magnifi- hil site, 1% of adn A pactterine ™ to e s The etontia bome needs SQUARE KE Brick and fieldstone, 2 bed- room . 200 beautifully andscaped iake frontage, beach. rec. with shower, Screened patio lawn furniture — ded with cup- ‘end fy - gills closets. ed * 000 7 ont pomedicte one sion. Act nowt— Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 7% W. Huron Street —__FE- ba a —- = aoe, ‘iver ee MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ON rear patio. Serer lot. Only $1 erlooking is lake coe. Cor- floors, auto, ice cuphoard a, 98.400 RY! net HURRY! full baseme Stoker Dont Only $7,250 with $1,023 gn. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor © Tarun Be or reser Living room 18 x 18. 2 bedrooms Separate dining reom. Excellent kitchen with Formica countertop. Plastered walls, 2 car garage. $11,600, Terms. J.€ HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Wal rE west) ___ Open Eves. Sun. 10 to | LAKE ee 2 BLOCKS. natural ee. complete kitchen, stove & refrigerator included. ae ird % b screened Terraced grounds are bea and Sitac"garact has "wortshoe, Own e has Ww er more te Pilorida iced at $27,500. Terms. can be arranged. ' EMBREE & GREGG 1565 Union i Rd. 6 rooms’ & bath, year-around, shingled “frame. $7,500. Partly fur- S000. Terms. OR 3-069) or OR: 3-3 GILES Lakefront $1,000 down will buy this partly furnished home, Giassed-in porch, Lot 200 ft. . deep. Immediate possession, _ Inside The City 5 rooms, full basement, knotty pine recreation. rm. Auto. gas heat. Sreezeway 2 car garage. 2 lots with Cyclone fence. Call tor further information North End in, § rooms, asement, oak floors, painted walls, Only $2,000 down to GI mortgage. GILES REALTY CO. 221 BALDWIN AVE, | FE $6178 | ROCHESTER a GooD sturdy 7 house, $10,500 _ OL Evi, Sooker BEDROOM, RANCH TYPE GAS 3 heat, $1,550" Gown, $8700 balance $60 mo. OR °-3484. BUD" West Side Close to stores and bus, 3 bed- i on me floor, Brick carpeted living room, basement, oi! heat, paved street. Priced ri at $11.- 600 with cash to « per cent GI mortgage payable at $70 = —_— including taxes = . Hurry on this one 100 Foot Commercial Located on West Huron in second block west of Telegraph. An op- unity to get into this fast veloping area, Fairly priced, terms available. Building Sites _ Several good lots in close in su- ‘3 W. Huron Union-take Vi __EM_ 34363 or BM eso |'HOUSE FOR SALE. 5 & down; 2 rms. up. OR 3-1484 NICHOLIE VACANT—107 PIONEER A charmin of grey co are 2 —— picture windows, Owne $13,500; $2,500 @ MEAS WeTeRvORD ¥. Lake -Low $500 DOWN — eng ROAD rivileges. Oniy $8,950. wn paym SQUARE LAKE AREA A well-built 6 with full bath, fire netian blinds. Bamt., ‘new oil furnace & water beat- er.2c. i Large lot. Mandy ton abool "th3.s00, Good te & possession, ——“We Buy Land Contracts NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. FE 5-8163 open evenings BY OWNER — 73-3 BEDROOM, 6 large rooms, full“basement, oil — * oe “a Lad ge ( porch, corner tense. newly painted, terms 421 N. ene. re Hi $ after 5:30 p.m HIGH. VALUE a suburban sone high, with . & Pull —_ Plastered walls & cove ceil- = Closets galore. Completely “shoving & screens. Clos school stores. Priced to “sell at $13,900, $77 per mo. including taxes & in- surance, ALL ELECTRIC PLUS -. ine on by a master elec- home has ali those prom gadeeis 90 you nee always wanted. Like double lamp &@ cement driveway, large ceiling alr conditioner,“ automatic ther- mostatic control. A large 5 ton air conditioner, wired ier washer. and dryer, deep freete and elec- trie stove. Many more features ken furnace, Planter box with all 9 dawn and shrubs. Lot 7x275 fence. Located on a paved street in Drayton Plains. ug $i4.- 750. Immediate possession, Shown by appintment only, | $950 DOWN Immediate Possession If you want an attractive 2 bed- room home with small down pay-. ment, this ts it! ated in Dray- ton—this home fas large liv room, utility & kitchen ping center. _ in delay on this 3-BDRM. LAKEFRONT Located just’ 3 mi. from down- town Pontiac on @ lerge shady Paneled living room — a -year. Immediate at only $8,459 with $1,450 down or will take car in trade, Only $66 per month, F*| 1.500 Beautiful] 3 bedroom, dining room, kite os of ¢ rds. Phone OR 3-1295 or OR 3-1783 lovely oak floors, tile pias- 5660 Dixie Hwy. tered a decorated. a Open Eves. ‘til $8; Sunday 10 to 8 ® ear gure. De Aluminum and — = P siding. ard on ¥ ‘atreet. I ——F. Len Choice Property glen te just right fag iy ‘oeaple. ce living a — DE gg roment et Sain rene drains, St ¥ auto, ol + EAST ; QOBURBAN OFF OPDYKE RD. This modern six room home is very clean and neat, and con- sists of two Very nice bedrooms, ‘Jarge living room, separate din- reo odern ki nm, bath with shower, oak floors, ful divided basement, terms to responsible partie ro you reading our ads, does give Us the bg iKnow your real estate needs, Why and explain what for and any- reason we can find Darien 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE LAKEFRONT «a BEDROOM ag Py Py gs Pp HB PRICED located west o w Pontiec te Water. | 2382 large 6 Phy “i's ineuiatede gindse ay ete J FE +s8h REALTOR | WARD. E, PARTRIDGE) REAL blige = saat pov 1218 Baldwin A‘ BROWN BUILD-—We will bulla your tot oS ede Ss re starter construction. arranged floor ian. Attracti "eau Ask i Bry aeepee oe call $6,950 WOODHULL LAKE-Over 4 acre of land with practically new bun hom ie. rs, An honest burban areas if you intend to) nace, Insulated. 1% car garage ’ bulld soon, . | Niece corner jet on et. S V oe Only $70 per month. Immediate ylvan j illage NICHOLIE possession Spacious 4 bedroom home for REALTOR latge familv Dining & sewing @ Mt Clemens St. FE $1201 qe a oe oe ae ts oe Eve. Mr. Varhes FE lovely kitchen, Dasement with fur- Jars © menutitulty tute ‘andscaped 52 W. CORNELL, ATTRACTIVE nace ‘ms acreens, nice | fence a2 car garage, bedroom ne utility soem. oil| lot, near store ‘and cbureh. $7,500 hems. . slum. ;: jot| full price. $65 per month. ALSO , 2 yra_ old. to . Fisher POR New 3 bedroom split level: of is nie PF DE ied Odin 3 ee on_paxed street | brick c« construction, femur room, : K * hom nice th: 1 baths. an homes FE 24000 or YEE 24146. a * pat lovey. sean in’ trad | Bosra: Glatereg wales tal bee] WATERFRONT bedroom bi-level in excellent screens. See this one today. ao woase Lake 4 oa construction, e . e ‘oe ® ¢. See it this week CITY. This modern 4 ie ences wees tad Gall PE 4osts MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE West Suburban © _ Six room brick home with all rooms, full base- — Siaee’ Sr argh Hiving "eon. [ote ef slsona: fenced with a white board | to schools & shop- | 1951. $.20 T.M, Reg. U.S. Pat, OFF, 1957 by NEA Service, tow a can of yellow paint,,.!" “Then you take two cups of dirt, a quart of milk and half For Sale Houses PPP PR 2 BEDROOM HOME & GARAGE. By igus P tae 9 me Auburn | | YEAR ROUND LAKEFRONT — For Sale Houses 43 i etn raat Seat aii calidad aie ain 2 BDRM. HOME. FULL BATH, 2's poe By My $1.000 tor equity, §4.- $43 per month, 2525 W. Drahner Rd. ‘ford. | Ox T ROOME. ATU MODERN” ON La. ment, oo * cn a on level & eunenha'os old. Pull price $13, 3-4303. 4 ¥ Call ou will a ro. AP This home| @™, $8,500 with $1,500 E in 2 cond, with shiny a good “é = from $500 | oak floors. plastered walls, coved |. income & apt. building. eat at _tining: | ares. art P-W,-DINNAN arge living room pic window. ‘Laree Bitenea : oue * 66 W. Huron FE sar | re. s and stainiéss stee 5 ba Pa ud — 3 large bedrms. Ceramic tile HON EY MOON zs floor and walls of bath. At- SPECIAL tached. heated garage. Gas Tim- Buy this lovely modern 2? bed-. room custom-built ranch home & | live happily eyer after. Piastered | walls, oak floors, tiled bath, Base-_ ment, automatic heat. Immediate ession. Large lot, 1005150 = = at $11,500 with — | Dorothy Snyder, Lavender | iio Ww. REALTO! PE 2-4411 or Eves Gls $300 DOWN this 3 bedrm. wungalow ts Peed MU 46417 enderful west sub old in onderful west urben area with large 50’, Nicely | decorated, Plaste: ager’ & bard- wood floors. Practically new washer & dryer go with house Witiams Lake. 3 bedrm. starte basement in beautifully waqoded section with lape priv. only 2 blocks away, $295 down. F.C. Wood ¢ Co. REALTOR After 7°00 call OR Sau Corner Williams Lake Rd. & _MM | BLA WILL IAMS LAKE modern. Newly deco- > lan Large jandsca: lot. 1 bik te | yen —- $7. with smal) mw ATE -RFORD 4 bedroom with 3 rooms newly carpeted. Large kitchen and din- A beautiful, pee’ brick ranch home with crea 2-car plas- red garage Truly w features—built-in oven ing range, dishwasher, stainless steel double sek birch pete e ca | room idea” testis Meugtate Giroux-Franks one. REAL Son enol ~ DRAYTON r home with full! STOP-LOOK Located off Montcalm. This cute and cory 4room and bath. Hard- w floors,. aluminum storms | «hd sereens. Fiberglas —— | On nitely landscaped | 120 —— to sell at only $7, $0 | $660 down | _ WEST SUBURBAN | &room bungalow with wail-to- | wall carpeting, full bath. full basement, a furnace car garage. On Beautifully land- scaped jot. wn. | SPECIAL! ° a| Located 3 Lame west = — ‘4 s utility . privileges. Only Leslie R. ieteton j——— ee down, Budget Rancher °. 3-BEDROOM | Full Basement Homes On Your Lot or Ours PEATURING USH iny ree. Loads of cabinets, a LARGE KITCHEN & BATH ba Powder room. Full DELCO OIL HEAT ment nk Seen is, ALUMINUM, Sad N down or geod oy contract. Im- | ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER mediate possession " z . - GI RESALE FOR ONLY 3 bedroom brick home. Large . venient "to. kitchen. Ceramic he $9,975 van: ‘< . = in huge ised utility and jeunary PLUS LOT Porced air gas furnace. Sieninage storms & screens, Nice ; Le ae Fy pd TO MODEL: . Large lot, ‘nicely land-| 1266 N. CASS LAKE RD. TELE- Reape "on ag 5 nn weer a oo Tchcola“aitdated te ‘beaUUful Tes Lake Ro = WaTtd FOR jontial s¢ction. See this home NS, surprise yourself. Lesa than DAIL 1 year = with GI transferable BATURDAY 2-6 a 4% per cent interest. SUN 1-2 CEORGE BLAIR , REA Beat This... 4536 Dixie Hwy. OR 43-1251 If you gan. Wee's & 2 bed- Eves, OR 31708 or OR 33687 | | iow in. the Emerson Sensei Lower Straits Lake pon gg gy BH Snow White Bungalow ..| gs,» MileBesement wim. s’ “Mor - Sun" autom oll Lecated. tn a neigh’ of at furnace, and electric hot tractive homes, beautiful lawns water heater. $1,300 handles ng ng, yg Se the down payment with yes fenced, * ygleg weil fand- monthly payments of $60. oo * fag 500m, to porch fun Why ay Rent bath, ig » 1a en you can own this al- car ; only most, new Z bedroom bun- Bi cows to | sandy beach. alow with full basement, month, fire stern alarm system and shin- 3 Bedrins., Y, Tile ing oak floors. Fenced in Sse To street a close Bath, 2 Fireplaces to Good north end Medion ‘Only 51,000 down. North End a wes | gareee 3 = : ment furn, ete. 108 by 1 R. D. RILEY, Broker Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 4-1157. ROCH ESTE R-° Su sss" dae ent will buy ¢ with base- 20 let, -ROCHESTER pointm FR, OL 1-611 © phone now for ap- ents ANK SHEPARD STOUTS Best Buys _Today OUTSTANDING ee fireplace, beamed bath, lots bese Only For rmalog construction, jous living reom with ceiling, handy kitchen wi of cupboard space, full ment with oi] furnace. 2 car in $10,450 wae terms ADAMS RD. the larger family we have this —, om home restored to = . center: 2980 Tienken Rd. | No Money Down We will construct on your lot a three-bedroom a @ with full base- pe ad aoe ae ‘shee RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor 202 8 Telegrech Rd. ed FE +7103 Or , 5-8300 NOTHING DOWN Will build 9 or 3 bedrm. starter bome with ment on r jot ps mm "ie aaa ; my 2 ment. MeDonaid on 3aaat Income Property 43%- 1s +4 : if ] . ‘ ‘ & Toy { - : ae | 2 : “eel ot lool 2 re / ace ip. at ‘ j i ‘ =) yy : i s : Lo : | fi re 29 : ( \ ‘ : h eyiae i f ri } ‘| a r ” q : Le OB: ; wee oT iE § PONTIAC PRESS ‘MON DAY. MAY, 20, 1957 yoo zi) my 5 {i ‘ hee For Sale Rowers. _ 43) 3 For Sale Houses - 43|_ For Sele. ‘Houses Ks (CARNIVAL , by Dick Former | ante Sale Houses 43 a Sale Lots “4 3 BEDR! ; LOT iN WATKINS. > oCKS, | 1 RM, HOUSE | TO BOY. To ° BEAUTIFUL wan LAKE eee all on 1 floor | Large landscaped a is the Tom, Pt 7 ee ioe oto Mee 06 ee | 2 Wy some 8 Neues awe 3 e, Plenty of extras, West . L BUY. 33 Harber. ry {NICE LO N LOON of Jocated_b 1 k to bus line, schools and Shelli hom: bake Shores 4-3023. 2 3 2 Jerse, ik Jakes we privileges. ba urehes, 13 LaSalle St. FE we payment J on Elizabeth . he txkclrant = 1000 DOWN. Immediate Posse Peanet: 528. Eves _| Per asset abe = ee ‘ "INCOME a oe “llestad oo . dies” eee Workshop. “a good | #500 ‘eta COLONIAL aRANCH, Be a fh. . room| bath, up & down. Private 36x, arge rooms, it : * otras seirance, ty basement oil heat. ee, A ag ar Bi oom cau buy. ot. Crittenden. 75 rage, storms and screens s. Carpet ea caatied e Fr 000: A oe ingen ows. | erms. . : ; . this. 4 room bom: i . house, 146 - ft. on Hu iver. On paved street in good residen- WOOD REA 4 GRAWEORD ACENCY, | yepunon, rams, ceeasel — Oxbow oe eeerar nest ee eee ai ee | iar sever Caventer jane uroo : : MITT ee : © NEvenings call MY 3110. home’ ‘with plastered walls, oak Lakef ani ai Drice $10,300, See this, EM ; IN MILFORD | se orathy Snyder Laverne ror BerrER sites oors. ‘amily ineome, Corn * BLOOMFIELD TWP. | sevarate “dining room with wall axelronts Davedaitecte income sito pet ue We honoN 1_| Cherokee Hill > iT] t. Breakfast nook ne RANCP woate 5 _ PE 2-4411 or Eves. MU 4-641 erokee FLUS &n extremely attractive and a Tee kitchen. Fat bath with wie eee. : month a safe be soi snrae Se pape You'll like the advantages of ite comfortable home. 6'2 rooms Off the ng NORTH SIDE Vary cule, OB IArES ped & RMS. & 2 BATHS ation. Eliza. extra stool in basement. Large lot, 100x280 Ledgereek fireplace. ann wauiate. close-in country ioc & attached garage, big closets) | estion room finished in knotty l'g-car garage, storms and AGENCY 4 fms, & bath poo 4 rms, & bath beth Lake Ra. 1 mile west of fe ie teers utnen | pine, tile floor. Ges fumece. tte; Lovely aeetreet Miitneecty pen | scfeens. Brendel Leke. privileges. MILFORD. IRD, MICHIGAN og beater 'D "D he. electri we-| . Telegraph 4. ceramic ttle “bath Beautiful| °8'4 S0re€y .aoor fireplace close| ¢/°4 a ee —— Sar Rae ee Good Sk sewer system. CARL W, BIRD, Realt fenced-in yard. Patio & grill.| 0 chool & bus. Priced” right sun room. Kkilchen.| RaNcH HOME. 24 x 32. Cement Bo Spill “price, caitor Shown by appointmen; only a $12. $00. Bath with shower. Full basement, “Diock construction, Roman brick Soly ee dows, fine Clinten- $03 Community National Bank Bide, Terms. © automa atic oi] furnace, ee i fireplace. Aluminum atctmen gad ville Rd. ae 44211 Eves. FE 54-1302 : ENJOY SUBURBAN LIVING in| ‘ilities. dcar garage. Wicely land Pleasant floor plan, WHY PAY Se eS G Beaka WER | LOT ON CAS] TARE WITH Pri- 13 ACRE this brick and frame ranch home.| ScOPeg Jere Win ued terraced large lot, 90x358, Has stone plant: large fam income. $1i-| vate beach, & part ruck Located on Hospital read, in-| 3 bedrooms. Large living room} —tgwn_ Offered with ail furnishings. “ ae front, $8,150, terms. ¥ e. or $8.00 = cottage. Le cludes 8 6 room home only, with dining ell. Kitchen bas lots) gi} 99 with term as : $5.000 dn. 68 W. Rundell, FE jg9 PT, FRONTAGE ON PAVED 2 yra. old -Forved sit oil Best ee inaieeapen tS $1,000 DOWN. White Lake privi- F108. | ee a read. | Kzecllent butiding _ site Fery reteumenio prite at Me ie ae ablocks fr om. Bash- ieges. $ rodms, 2car garage. 7 RM MODERN HOUSE ON WAL. | * RMS B BATH. FOLE BASE: | Lots of shade, Cisse with terms, Terms, abaw school. $1650 down. 8sOUTH SIDE EM 34198. if prod at si, ~~" ground, Real ~~ igs pr i Full price $4,000' Less lor cash. WEST SIDE SELL OR TRADE. ¢ reem bome.| Desisned, for ultra-modern lake C. Schuett, Realtor. 1406 E. High- 6 rm. on Upper Straits Lake. vue Ss Coven Soe. ‘ ook i sy! Here ts a beautiful home in ©) 1'y° baths. | Pull basement, oll living: This 2level brick, home went Re Cee) AT VRIES LAER 5 Real Diy at 615-000. Mag ceviggr ae ter nld igs > i 5 ble sonnet ify lovely area. 3 nice bedrms.,| furnace. Lot 310°. $10,500 comfort. Upper level has 14x18 ALL. Fm. house large family or income pr on aziven Lake. Excellent bulld- full bath with shower. Large| Terms. or eae * will trade for living room. Fireplace. 9-ft. r- a Ee EQUITY IN SMALL & erty. nae. locei on, 3 bene ing site. 94400. Term. living room with naturel fire-| larger home. Good location, Wal-| mopane picture window. Tile bath.| modern stone home. $4,800 full ms & bath down, 3 bedrooms, | ange family size dining room. | ton Blvd. 2 bedrooms, convenient kitchen, | price. $40 mo. Good location. FE huge closets & bath up. Beparatc | Walters Lake Front. $2000 Terms, e Etehen and sesekion cng © oe SAKE _Apeoneats Weat"by etre Piastered wai. 4-7409 after 4 p.m. oe e to Ypsteies if desired. i ® ca OOL: Heat wer leve ] rEg ae 2 epleal «1162 si & 1 ; living and dining rooms Full} 3% acres acrosss road from lake. fire- -LOW UPKEEP —Grecgleat 41 Wallon avi, tat tte — = }. Ka iTAYDEN, ; Realtor “6 Er. W an FE 8-041 LARS E Paivi R “frontage, COLONIAL HILLS 6 6 ft. ee i & deep, $3350 with terms, af oerl hE NELSON PARK io. “ = lots at $2009 e ach: $560 dewn, ome g Pea FRONT ._ $2750 terms. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S: Telegraph Rd, FE 42533 HIGH HILL VILLAGE living, on a m ) working centers. A comm at centers. 6 > Jarge rolling al. cele 140 1% on with « view ~ miles. Ad- tren, On parea, sires. renee buliding sites fret LADD’S aT a Db. (Ma4) AT SILVER BELL RD re Buy Thru Partridge __List Thru Partridge i RD, ii ACRES W. $2580. PE s-2425. ef Auburn, ROCHESTER Laas NICE & VERY wesenstaer ob Woceaeh ~For Sale Lake Prop. 44 as and cir- cash to mige. $950- DOWN te bal- handy kitchen extn hond Tatuiy rm. oll fw and water Weak. end’: clean: throughout, 2 weeks posses- sion, $500 DOWN Immediate | possession | on by coreeuent bomen, ton : nrh of re eepgrall ene’ 4 HOLMES; BARTRAM and dry lot. Pull basement, 82 Dizie Hwy oil furnace, oak o—._ 4 OR }-lp5e, cs i is WELL TED aa on thig one. Rove! sub petntne. Lake ri at . co mm : a Edw. M, Stout, Realtor ary land opr 71 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-s165| BY owner. Cash or terms Open Eves. ‘til 6:30 ] — > ~ KENT ~~ LEAVING STATE °°} ¢ Sy ne oo . ‘round ve with bea ih 1906 & lake priv, 1 bieck awar, iAP aare-iatte Guaet| SSeueeter imady ek is 27 ft. de trees. 7 tehen#—bath—tutt ised at $10,500 — space, shrubs & flow-| NO DEALERS. After 6 2, ; ' ers, all thig for only 5. A 450 Ft. Lake rosters bome has © seems with 4 bull G oer, See ei — & & boat house with apt. R. D. RILEY, Broker $09 Etizabetn Lake Rd. FE 41157 ara Hh : i : emis Pr E ENT. Realtor Hwy. Telecraph AMPLE PAREING§ ” For Sale Resort Prop. 44A We Finance—We Finance ZAC ACRE LOT $3 PER MO. pag 4? : rats $10 eye A * Die ren JIM WRIGHT | Stop at the office & a salesman ¥i!l | be glad yone-of thes epiace & oi], with t aLTOR OAKEAND A AVE. PE 5-0441 |. CHOICL a SITES ” THE HILLg OF i4% TO 2% ACRES” 1 ACRE ON STREAM « te show an « protected home sites. FRANK SHEPARD OL 1-811 2966 Tienken FA, HEMPSTEAD FAST SIDE Two weil located jJots @x130 [f. each, city water & sewer Oniy $500 each. CHURCH SITE - Bin boty 4605130 ft. each, city wa- | ter & sewer, OO fh. of on Emerson 8. approved for. — —s . Lg developing stc- PALMER DR. mer Jot 128u188 f. bigd Bér¥. OME, CL EM MENS ST SY. 2 i ¥ "y Tae = * Cail us for * and ms KG. HEMPSTEAD iea P nye Huren st. Eve. PE $-06i0-Fe Zan Yr SALE LOTR 4 SMITH VILLAG WATERFORD z | ic ew es lots ‘% block from pave a ogy A LAKE FRONT Large with shade tives ge levee * ie ft. on water. - WIDEMAN 412 W. nate J +4528 laws as ACRE . 1 BLOCK OFF NEW * is Gown. $25" mo. me. FE + 15 ACRES “IN CITY On pavemen eas. Sewer & Ses a Near _school. ene. X, ran N, Onl Pm oe a ae ee Pe a ee vy 2 peas i Je —— x x . pate | a | ! = : 4 : ’ fs ga See eee 2 7 E qT ae eae Pe eee i yt me 74 lee ; ie ; - THE’ P ‘j | wa : RA PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY: MAY 20, 1937, et aes r PO ge A, gu i = , ~ ee aa _awenry. Nive : _ Fer Sale ‘arms oa e i, 8 s Opportunities 51) : _ Mort | FARM ON Ml § a ee tgage Loans 54| Sale Household Goods fate monly sil BS Bal Sarat “wr | LOANS—$600 pag 500 —— Household Goods 57| MODEST MAIDENS. eo Cc. HO Site Ge "hae: at peas, Practieally qanresine 8 |: By Jay) Alan | For Sale Misedioamle . UST, REALTY and take homes, o. ly new. $90. FE | la 2 Fs take as. ‘oot. in jee oat ( z ¥ Be Ser eee 7 W Colas Post Yur “Sand, Gravel & Dit i eelinane Es. oF line 40 by 100 market. use ,& oF snstoee ' complete stock, post all es week. P Income $6. ed. - WALT also ‘clothes x. : “topreved. beeee | , wartat, Income Sesee| — ¢ Te Wai 9 serene oF 0 Wainie, cnr, dot ON Ty. tire fencing. teines line, poet Br. et eiaet. or EM 33383. vod ana ee “All SERVICE STATION FOR LEARE 2 Sa Mtccond mortgages. | SPE 29638 STOVE” EXC. COND. GaRAGE DOORS FACTORY GEE.| sre cumers SANDER. Fot-| _tor May arg aes Sede eee Dae ge a gt oe aa eee luded ion wi i018. stock & Swaps 35 freeze. Gest cond, Reason. 4 - _ Siren. ate Blais Hey.“ TORR ac eons Us livery at | BEE! ~ mornings. PE 4-53 . a AUT R wo) eat a «) iving. auarters afer ee “EE |) “aromas womens wou TUTO. APEX Wasnen SELL -OR Garage [ Doors aanWAlLLParEr panei : facet wash gravel, cvel fil dirt. PE ealtor g. Must sell —d est side. Free and cl ee Bervy Steel overhead _| HAND ERS—-POLISHERS : i pes: 21421, OA 83338 or ee John R, Trey. MU! am ates home ¢ xith avout ‘Yo “ab a aes. gMALL R RADIOS & PoR?- ends au sizes and, butves os ™ . SANDERS—DRILLS—SAWS Loading Z | ays’ ACREAGE Poatiac. Repl Rote Cc ROWNIES HAR Finest Pll, FE 40003 SUN 0 Poneiae Press. 7 oe a Biz ae. RANGE PULL eens sour fcacons oa san oNDAY ynent pivereet wep it Buy Thru Partridge IL COMPANY * gale <4 OUTBOARD MOTOR. trigtrator, $34; both in good ~ yea le Paddock re eatlmneiy ve = encie ) 1s » See ee List Thru Partrid the following desirable Sunece | _ 9:20 re Sie cise’ te 'omall he as | aa 20209 R REN LOADING TOPSOIL, DAILY. YALE Sale weeks GOSLYN - COLUMBIA iixias TOF ALE RAPROVEMENTS a Se eee ber oo EQUIPMES 9, Fi0er sanders—band sanders 1 ger ay Business P. - papARLAND - MOMTCALM 4a bleek from Murphy SAEWTS | olve work. 08, 36 eos. | IPMENT paper stea x wai.| NOW loading top soi sexe, paoezacs roperty 49] TT bre eae” | Se rm Fe Bog | REOE oma, EATEN PE bases a BEE “a Grace tae ave | fil. old eee . On MONT- own & operate @ KB? INTERNATIONAL CAB & Power lawn iy =. counterflows, v, & 2 “| ert 7 P calm, FE 2008. own business for @ minimum tn- _KBI INTERNATIONAL: CAB &) pu'§ een mous, heat ee priced to PFAFP SEWING MACHINES, DRY y. 7 days. Elizabe pet y Thru Partridge She ome, iitere eood, ie what hy 4 rar * Or wesbtientt pest ate cies, ware Tou moot ote | form Boe ~ excellent loon oe “fac. Write Pontiac Pe on | jet ob deg oe ae nave |? ate” * nts aoe Lie Sone io . Camer: ce & clay fu, G, TOP SOIL. SAND ag ae burmese wits % Bae 4 SeALYOR te’ contr tee ie. je nave | new. Call ater 6 EM 3.6129 _OL Peat. Co., Rochester, as, Equipment 61A S00 Betehery Rs. OR ¢, large parking. ares. | Access | _TO_ SEE. is Tae pind’ | Pen oe pep AND THE | Mer Used HOT WATER HEAT. HOUSETR SCREEN DOOR CAMERAS —PONTtAG TAKE SOHLDERS wee Cen «OTE Ao ea ot O00 | ai aeerea ments, OF 250. - Sa"; RECREEN DOOR| BDPEnT's ‘CAMERA SHOP ant HJ. Songer, PE 2-008 y owner. LEGRAPH R FREE & CLEAR HOME ARTMENT S1ZE GAS STOVE $0. 2100 FE PPERT'S CAMERA SHOP eravel. fll dirt, drei bv y bei’ groves ney a view al ae a marvelous —— eek hee oe oY. Basse FE 54-6615 Seats. cement and mortar. ‘OR Commercial Buildi a AF ee Teer dente’ cissee | SROU Sai ¥eu Want |" jr = PROMPT DELIVERY 3G YARDS : ca A th le dove.) Sie rea 70° SUE Le putin Genes rete | S> ee Seven BE 0h ts oot ne black tor pest O Sane Mpeiaire ee ns ea a eo R4. PE ¢1187./ 97 w. gAor . Stout, Realtor | -A une tut eles : ree COMPLETE. P EAL NO-l TOP SOIL, 62 PER Needs for small business. . SAGINAW 6T. PH. FE s-siss| ess © pay wey. but ‘& lot LAYER Prano| —* Delivered. FE §-4372. hosting blast. Parking space qd Opes Eves, ‘til 0 | ators Ring rviee, Tuning OL 26096 er OL | SA%D Bik, ‘airt. Call PE. perenne - LL Tide |= rae ae Pz a fanaa a: Se SQM AFION RADIOC 3 kan. Gal FE 42000 down. . Good tits com. | Soe. omitted an whee -| Shredded Peat H Dixi . 18 THE “BIRD” TO sER “4 or sell. FE $6577. for guns| mattresses. Living springs and 00 3 Speaker Wi-Fi. 9260.08 for | —*78tds,_delivered, $15. re 430 ixie Highway BOAT LIV : ae ol SAVAGE RIFLE SINGLE Tv sete Togs table lamps, “Dinner’s going to be a little Reterned Splost sinse sat SHREDDED PEAT re com : Ae console 5 ; dining . ; ve State app Breviee ines, ma | gh te Bnee LIVERY, |_| acute o Bete ge| fel a a) cea —_— yee cna, ergeae Deliverg dares , he heat, st atoc AiR. _Week. Phone FE 40018. _ Brice "reduced or iiekes.; tage an Exira'income Hast con | PE, wee: model ‘car. No dealer SiR Eom_saz oe nan | Sale H rE | Quan. 1s 5. Buren PE tonal SUNDAY SERVICE. TOP SOIL. moe "foo; tage Tentais. Large owner's home i. pse OUR, -AWAY PLAN ousehold Good 8-7835 DR ABY s 5 ae TOW, Sore Roy An n t t I j pea omg! Phe = - ve 3 t4is0. 4 wheei eater iy todo. ~ we yor, sell ping) doo TO Pay REPRIGHR ATOR oo F mage s 57 For Si For Sale Miscellaneous 0 “LU M eas B =R BARG AINS RENTAL On F OR. Pe vaert rit Sr oe e nc.' ahead. 4] 300 F ang jook aroun’. ? acres of ont | ley. 8 CROS- | xT ama . aa a © pine ced ane New 18 8. SAGINAW . ae + AN 8 MOS oe mac ‘iN 3 BEDROOM, res of itee | ReBOil $65. OR 32-4136. _ | _ garage doo ALANCE, STEEL | tat te ft. | FLA OUTED E ozi00| Pit, on. Walton bet REALTORS | Se MOS. LIQUOR | reezewa & garage. Well land- PHONE FE oT ’ WASHIPG MACHINES. age Seer, $30. FE shorts ; -{PLUTE FOR GALE, $6. eH ie. | MEt Joslyn Ww ween Perry 28 £. HURON | Located on scénie U8 21 | scaped. ar. ‘ake For houset OPEN MON S-9245 Al makes. Gueran i¢PT. BOAT, 3 CO i 2x8: 2x10: 2 Se ft. : Le} F e deliver. B. L. rE from S33 tr r railer, SAT 8 T El teed. i. BIN ATION | ‘x12; 3212 _French FE 5-7561. g MORON ALTON re ns, fom, ialt fue, i, toes Be AaB ge Ap a a a a ae cost tale” sak pipe ste! — FSCARINET GARE 1S | "gravel On bite her : 7 ot pasuing. Ouner’s a 2 : . of Aubura Heixhts mile ; | ghatrs, & misc. furnit (Field tile and . | Pairview, Roche vel. OR 31039 after 6. Commercial Hot Spot | Eeeiie Sees Stee | pees ate eae sie gees ners | 4 NEW AUTOMATIC | Fo ene rprrace esa ep ee Saeed A slnlanalae Win trad 10 on terma. 48033. tard MATIC ers, R Mi Ceda, fene r.. $1.5 30 am. Oscar Schmid FOP soll” LOADED OR DELIV- Bee ccbesl 1eensos *. FOR SALE OR 50 and up aos omni : eel type. 965. (Re: € posts ue 8 23-6217. t S01. LOADED OR with £300 . ane TRADE, 4 ROOMS 95 and er.) IRONRIT 4 a G iling door hard uD. | Say "| ered. FE DELIV- eee Sone ee Seats for ete‘ onal sega esr pane | ee kee a oe a aris SRA wth | eka rg, | ee Lo a SEATTRE Gale J eedreom tome [REALTOR | FE 43581 Te Woo) — 5 wm | pve Toms structon | Eauicy age aa tit ®|"ZORPLUS LUMBER & | PPainay. Ee Fe ceo | ate teen re for RE. P, ucets: : : — or most any retail ‘outlet THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN inrERs — SAVE PLUMBING © $23.08 MATERIAL SALES CO. cond. PE 44008. ©. EXC. | _620 Dinie Hwy. (NORE, of land aching tor price We ae tee TY) Bd. aay SOUP iy OFrice : (Ms) OR 3-708 Wood, Coal & Fuel of land alone, Only sil.see - | WELL “EVE. ‘TIL 0 __Phone OR 31355. — nigh chair. be won LIONEL & AMERICA Sale Office Equipment 63 | #4 67 saws tS 8. |" shop. WELL ReyABLENMED COLTEION ; a Orat's csioaier's oral ened. Sn Hitcher oe ie FLYER TRAINS N a oon a oe? . we CORD OR 3 FOR w. stout Realtor room home on sam: ss. 3 bed-| cay a FE ease $ or all hi tke’ of had AL PORTABLE! Plants, — TN, Saginaw ” r $5,000 will hancle. T a povoss RESIDE i i sHEETS er. MI 43625. ont ton ad . om hee 5 1086 Trees, Shrubs 68 oy _biew Write Pontiac Press, Box. TI. cent | Orton vicinity Lore, LAKE) spring wae ie 5 . BLUE > | een y. sell or trade fo: ! mattresses, $7.95 Pear- : ; $25. OR 3-6313. tT. FOR DIXIE HIGHWAY | punt. FSTMENT weir tac MY¥_3-Sazi. Jeo Puruiture 42 Orchard 8I-| ECA 1g” TELEVISION. MA ra Bano irwe i, OFF ON Biscuit sod, ze Se ae i UR IN wovaE fon | BUNK BEDE SPuINGs a NAT oS ewok | a Sm ected | can Eel’ar soos oor oad of wan Milford, Sm oi} brick = $4331, ‘Mre. Reynolds. —— pew, $38.95 & up. Roe eri WOeE TOR ete. Callus for estimates on p+ vag Priced st $18,000. Reason- other in an for drive-in or awake ie ao0s Thars. . ple and Ce . =. ma- ge. 2 | gag hm ET ig _ Py — ez Piper. pool gli ge Rl SD geod handle te dows 'will| mower em 8 pew Eclip Lawn | —tute. @ Orchard Lak: plieg mong cate, fond. Li. +33. | Winger ren idgn. stress, rage. O as gas station and ga- Dorothy S Rot & new Eclipse hand, | CASH ir suit aa Ave _—s| SINK, FAUCET & TRAP. | Ww 5, shaioaate Alum. storms, GEORGE BLAIR E sony Sayter Pavendes| & SF oe Sar paelans, mand. | CMNorking or not PE S186. | SEPARATELY, OR AP LAMPS| birch B-tesl Lhchens. Ne monet | se ya peal = 5 Lawn mowers sharpened. CHIPPEROBE $1405; &PC SEPARATELY On ALL SIX FOR Bt ag | VAL- ae gnzaLton aa eal = REAL "state — ——— seeds and ioe ook. Sie: ope Bagh 9 4 slat Perfact for starter set, ST meaiemesanece Tena htvers & Rochester eit ens 52s atic Bey. ha vine Bo Ean” ciate) ae cee aan ee foie corm Sacer acaaee fe | irene. crest sitoare eee _ Good sand, Nonstabie EM 0h eT Sneider, eet “is bob get rs. child's machines, $14.50: port, cushioned daven- division, ie e automatic — hw STORELENE . RB able. s wae = 3 1584 s_rolltop desk & 50, . $%. lounge chat: credit balance. This Ff Greenhouse i, 4 Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 494 __Sale La Land Cont Contracts 52 52 Linge HARDWARE _thard Tk Ave Firawure, Or cushioned ebait chair, $25, Re ne ee a Pe ih So BE BY pay batineti. __Sale Sporting Goods 65 Pry ter} ea fon Fa det 142 _W. Huron 8 Eas CHROME DINETTE SETS. Aa- 2. $18. Also 9 | eat "a blue seat never ~ Paw NO SHRUBS AND DAY CHOICE ‘CONTRACTS. ITIES SWAP, B we Bs. semble th: BETS. As-| crust cdehiog th sacetles 7 + ured,” cy car scat-bod. —_— LUNGs NEW USED lilies, 50 cents each ¥ coted a as een or Lo. Sqees Bell Pace Piveie. ae Swap a ~ cat Four urs oe chee. = ss co the fer refinishing, Poe FENCES aw 6 bot A pg CF Five Hh, tions. 80 . = > tree instruc- — yian's ee E. —. Ave. with bull¢ nee | 1 7 de 93. There are new 1957| SELLING SINGER C own. FHA e4.| 6151 good quality, $12. Guns. MODE Dixie Hwy. Pe ‘Theater. 2450 a me. tom Money to Loan 53 Wirt. whet! eae tope, popular paler colors Formica | like ron lly ER CONSOLE. ATTENTION “KENTUCKY 27h, | tee 8 ig moon Ra Between Poo | BUY Lg oe si FOR SALE: BEA Edw. M.S | oe ener Vetert | oe = 5 E e jot os Gown! Sikes Ph ee | paee seo aa of an Ot oe oa B00. | PAINT, ‘WITH KOTON-NO PEEL. awe ata. PE aie. | Sromed ond trim tall, Root 7 N. Saguse pea Realtor BORROW Cnnne | Weed = fut desement. F. c _chard” Lt Fiuaresceat 363 Or- oe ten } 8-1564. Coronet. Al 114 Detroit —_ Warwick. FE 45000 Saombas — SELL — TRADE. rn Ang ee a Your choice Open Evenings ‘tt Bg +o cai = Aner 4. CONVENTIONAL WASHER _ PE }1i61.) BEDS. COMPLETE. = ‘BLE Gas ‘DRIVEN WELD- ach. 10 Bagley. tiae on Dixie — = . Business WITH WILL TRADE BAvER A HER. EXC | srUDIO, NEVER UsED 63. DEEP ways Call ses Dine By By el LEFT HAND WALTER HAGEN Cini’ and Oreveland Opportunities 5 3 _ CONF. FIDENCE fag a SPORT EXC COND FE | Teles weston sehr Ducaaus west EM 3-273] : PORTABLE REMINOTON QUIET Die FE Sa Ea ed Feral’ veows orere Pinanc: Ty ie ohenstR matic waeh- = writer e new, highest 2. 5. MEI Buy Thru P atien ts oo ‘ Corpor WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN 3) DR "BED «& er & dryer, lke new $100. _takes. FE 2-772 est offer rose 17-3886 or MElrose : artrid lar a; cae ane] nme heme we See r_ good cond sPrinos, | _* 7786. . FE| For your bul SHADE TREES. BE? TK Bey Thra Partridge | Git ery cogs Yabo gee Rats ef | egeery on perae ope “gh page ae om Ec ame a TPMENT | wnegng Bren ws Sea eters | ext nt gee 7 ; St GAGE. 7 lump. ire S Beauty Salon & Home | mete" wendy” income and you| For Sale Clothing -56 LOCKERS , LABOR SELECTION. cos, PE See ag Ngo ga alg SL RE slgaaaie 5 NT Jorn Ah Ngarghos WE ses | Le ee te 1%" — 3" Located at Waterto regular m ly payments. ——_————e—eroeeeey EDW ‘Ss OUTLET SELLING ENTIRE CO! Grede Mark: — ° cludin: equipm tn- : : eS ee Loane ere made without encors- BARGAINS GALORE © ae) pt le arta pon aap, Bombing fhe te ge i ee & _ Sand, Gravel & Dirt ~~ - et fully by Ge same persen “ter! oS ae ce ag, Veane a aap ATOCK OF MENS SUITS, SPORT AVENPORT WITH COVERS $10 Must be out by iq og —_ flim developing tanks. Inquire at | i 4. 66) iaycmne wort — FE erer 7 years, Home hey ¢ rooms" 7. Phone er stop! SOY jackers b SUITS, SORT | — oe ameren Mes act ater 500 tally, a on| “PAUL ST. averse | aUpOITEN Sine otaLe bot: ent, | * Sp Sol & CRUSE S GRAVEL. PLA : , iy home. Wonderful ‘very love.) Household Finance | se 8 CEP poe so ses Mictown Shop ——. ainaen x & Sunsey =* LUM ST. CYR shates ane 3 har ROLLER atic. i: dabei NT XOW guiek aporsension | be Oe ae Corp. of Pontiac | FoRutis, Siar. Coe = ogg Rept ce ROUnS Boe. | #120 = Co. TE ee VALUE BUN. Bick Dirt. Pui, Se I "AKESIDE NURSERY, 2 aw & li. Goo! month or : a e Kee tories, y 0. | even : vel. area ORG : aire ‘ea Spock ao m0! Fe Kay Bid | eos “=, “we D FURNITURE Will bring Drea “ct Soise gta ag a a Spee ye Re Shag Band, Gravel. | 3006 is. Lake, Rd, ERY : Eee a . ome a ’ soon 2 AIR “TOANS $25 TO $500 oi, SOTO ae a | Suast Michigans gots an, Fa ~ ALL STEEL FENCE $045. “Michigan. Proorese value, Leone DOSING’ FILL. om | For Sale P oe Yi, OR 31281 BENEFICIAL Hiatt ane isle “APTER | LEFTOVERS [Rit cal hee: | coats oF By GIS [PLANE PIOw ate Pa ND ® SEACH SAND | ee Eves. OR 3-1708 i NAN om water heater complete ic TABLES. sis & oa | 2 PONIES WITH rte Sn Pa are FINANCE CO. cue LG IGE FRING | SLIGHTLY SON-ED 9 sate Se ee reper woe BARGAIN SATE. 8 wp. Cagh carry. 7000 keieebeis : T Boye Hi E 35421 | Q'tar toute. sovutters. Broke ww Provident Lena! ote Le cote meme CED DRASTI Two iDIN. Sole : Ns *M PATIO SLABS” OUTDOOR FIRE. 3 | pox jentle. Holly, ME 1-2540 | ——- of Your Own? eer PE 2410 | tre eee ene PEEMS AT OUR Shiite Be | csoete "enable. PE +0. —_— ae ee, “Gr 90 er Mt. | pices a. incinerators, eae a “PEAT. air oe, Rice ers TAT & | eMsoneble PM bo vent = i Pontiac’ wise otLa’ Cl _ 8.3 : ee 1 inn & | nee ee Sbedietty eertes intone 3 LOANS (Mis “LOTNING, size Lied dns! coal eee Reseed© eet oh he ey Roan A AUratER Cont ce re oars te jease, This , 2 ee ae . fter § or all up. Com: . Pan : r Ye rd. eo ft. Sos: ey Lake Rd. EM : Say eoteheited & * softatie bass &% TO $508 $25 TO wee uoToeerctE GET $22.38 Syion section Cae - a ‘a a WOLVERINE ona S5e aq. rt, | *USS NEW & USED Mi) Dan, nest. “Rees. “rent.” Long lease. |yo x. TAWRENCE FE soo | Miike new, sige 44. OR 3265. BS double dresser. “eae Eggs qunecs. Bunce, The so EParanse” LEMP San | Pi Se ee ian te ree em ike and . 8-041 : 5.00 double dresser. chest, ook: | sfurone nro. : = : ask for Mr. Best PRIENDLY SERVICE Sale Household Goods 57, "Sr." bed, sell masio 8S —w_Hurea._ oye; BEER AND PORE = Bia - uy Thru Partridge . ithe e dresser, bed. mod} = TRADE-IN DEPT. BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNOS- =| ene - A List Thru Partrid Buckner Customers | Gaited a Meson whstever you | 928 Splece wrought tee $340.50 | ouar. electric washer town Kitchen, ofl & gas furnaces vei & top soll. FE 5-003 aang wt OR LEASE. Se oak Are Seton 386 ae ine, om whetever you | mare ‘abe i dan. “Seen oo. Bveg toom ae ee Hot water end ote em beilere. a tH .FE 3 “4 with fixtures : 2 eT FF ” 8 2-pe. ving reom site... $60.95; Ware, electri-al 1 ~ Ai BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL. bath 3 rms. & electrie FRIGIDAIRE 3o° | * 22.99 med oak cockta * gamse| G08: ne cone owe Saas Tad" inet eafvanised covoet. bieck Fil_sand @ grave ean Siace apis snes Happy Folks | freer se itiees tarfiaee dl aliectocee aT Tt or 3 i eae wag | BBs “ake Sauees foms' Bros: Sheetrock aa ‘s Employes serve with ele . 1 Westinghouse ee 00 | g219 | oe thes $488 Y dled S smile in the most f e ectric range, $15. 1 W ie Also ta — . aa vee oa qiHE STATE) SS ers Soe pe| eerie & ‘Westing-| Gniiniched pieces. an ne Sm She teen. .te. 08S | srrcg RECLATIEED 4x8 Sheet 51 35 4, | Good grote. Soty_ 8,000 terms Der's where courtesy and mt prepetied Mowe ‘mower. eas.) STEWART TENN CO. | HE Bure ~ se sue| "ane — ALE YOU Blanket insulation 100 sa. 4 or one OA SIMO ba és ~ un cs ee Borrowing. ae pleasure... | splece. A Tan, CABINETS #0 W200 8 Saginaw Bt. eee ED FE ee gee RS Treinclaton, 100 94. a Be eee ee oe future happiness block pattern , Wilt Colonial | DECOR E KEnwood 5-¢200 Mae : Suatee inctadie building = Pan ne secount for | _Good cond $300 MI eeeet ee ee sak ee ee | RECONDITIONED Clee nrarannr 3 Toor ‘howe Sengine ino Or see oxtz, oie erything. Only $3,090 © Teds. and jong ware yon ore welcomed |? 12° TV CONSOLES, REASON marble coffee —. longue, | > Phil eange.. sol week es f hoom house this |4x8% flr plywood ....... $80.00 Mt T | ed. ts aporeciat- | _Sble. FE 40423. chairs, drapes, & ete. sageasignal segeestnees . ‘50 Kind-taete eM & terms. | 1x12 white pine boards, ft. . $3.50 AVERN & SDM. West of Loans to $800. Up 7 TABLE ns ELECTRIC CLC a 6-6683. | 5 WONG ich onsen $8 1735 Williams e & cuins = Inside bs W \, -. ibe Good Good | Fiist.| to repay. to % months| lamp, 2 go WE, FLOOR CLOTHES DRYER jorge retrig........c.....0. 948. next to ne Ra. )| Boal: eee $3.08 _ quarter ease, = & 1 celiee| Bom ms DRYER, Pa-| Trig, auto ener 2 $4080| OR sz048. wa Market.) © sie Sewet gceriees te 18.00" with és -pbiend., Coll after § or all a exceptional vabens tae Maying ute ....-sceccscce, tes 0 aie ‘| Save GP . oe Bl oe ee DING RT a. ent. 383 Orchard Lk. "ALL USED MER peeee v7) LOSET RS TALS MATER. Se ee ee cae sei, ete | cond, G 8M. | swe a Slightly damaged told doors . en = ig Sm Deep well ico ROSELL — A000 : | All sises up to 6 wide . MAKE SURE IT’ es te ae ot of otr la. = a¥ 870. Westmo: . Call afte DION. CLAYTO? cr] from $5 & . Priced BU LJ —— listings FIN ANCE co aie Sterling Mileer, ‘See rc r 600 pm. EM Fy a Maal S & ‘m1 8. b Paonitd Door Sales N RMEISTER - IND FLOOR NATIONAL BLDG 3. “OAS For cnr rows) __. | KEEGO HARBOR vUusrcee a8. Jie orthern Lumbe RANG = AL. AUTO. GAS UsED ARBOR sé. 5-647 mber Co. "STATEWIDE | on, pre | AG way i cifaire para eteat ns sou Mongl rag faa AUTO ons os eas RANGE. $10.55 _ COLEMAN OIL FLOOR FURNACE oumas 1 costar [ake Ra. : BD. CHARLES REALTOR YTON PLAINS og —* tmperial.. washer & dry- FACTORY | | 1060 W fur Electrie Co..| s#suge, oil filter, et ow tank, Telegraph & 8 M . EM 33007' ! nea ee ee 230 BARNSTON, WALLED. | Lage Deluxe pile ore cleaners, Bene sag , WacuUM GaED EL : | separately OR 3 2006 or seij | Detrott Mile ee ares | Zee See FE 0521 | KE. UT Cru E a. antee $16.95 a ee ‘machi. #2 SINGER SEW. SASH POR FURNTTUR' __. | SLIGHTLY USED CORNET. DIN- Ki TOP SGiL, SAND, GRAVEL HERE | WHEN YO mp Electric, Inc. “hagas "up Prone Eiectne | PE 5S $0. Call Allen's. DE oR OTORe | Se cent. very Caner one FE tis. cee . "N YOU NEE OT eT ; CABINET SINK: 880.05: STAIN- cond. Very reas. 3135 Ale oe a Fs Steen. On IT-IS § $ NEED |¢ = FOSTORIA, Ch "USED TRADE-IN | Sof ath 8° oe: STAIN:| ftnvile Rd fuco | misex et sand, “aravel fi GERMAN SHEPHERDS 1 WOE. oa oh pe gf ng BUSY Us. 10— 5 ~ 500. ¥ tate, : e . . tan rnin pat- 20 8. Petry A. Thom = ———SOWER LOWERS F loading.|. AKC reg. Also puppies. MA . Fitiingose ome on prep You can get it gg eae | rRoioamE—REFMIO with fellas make wily gueranieed os va ae st preseaican be coo . or, fu oa, yout | ward: —- Ane Hl. GS mower oo eewer | = verted to any "be ecom-| endorsers. Payments No Eth AND xcs : tment, A-1 ae Ce a business, Owner to suit SELL rE ¢ er for Jacob deal- Sie Pee ee THE HOME |" Greod Or se| Mower, Reo, Coaper nd’ ofhers. am —— 8. ruasEye Milks. cond, Only $69.96. | Retrig sive, oil ofees po re re | STATE 2 | ee ——| ange Situ HOYT REALTY FE 37501 between 56 & 7. FE FE 41843 : 14 B., +4 Ave. “ee Wy. 7 Pr] INANCE CO. SIZE 40083. 7 &. Telegraph Ra. FE foom suite PE O- red FE 2-1041 4-1574 rr 2401. Ready Morter . . = te ak AND __ 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg condition. any seasenatie off Biliee Band oy nveee sees: an - fery reasonable. ong "invert GET CASH T OUICKLY considered. FE _3-0584. es mg 2 .: Shea Detroit, wood Up to Brat ‘new, da’ . cues GE BIsnw $30. COAL & gualazlock ne ; $5 | ) ; i — ao RY : : ; “wil Pour. Orcha: £9. : ." "| 1950 to 1986 soften table 2 4 tor | rRee Howe # Seay See, VE ROME. 257 COW, Af Tue PER CON, AF tine. PER “LET'S : so te ase, sare Brine rour| Pearse peace Seen TA WAGNER. CO. “Gai boxes or duplex. plugs. BUSINESS" miture, signatures he RS Phone PE S420 Empire a i ‘ s Bn other se iait BIGELOW RUG FIOWERED WASHER, $30. STUDIO. sii CARE 8 8. * : a 5S. A This Ts It! C a ee See ores on arses ss Commerce | Seu ts peri, tyne 18 is FACE, $16.95. int . Complete em ; e ge teal for cou to oper- Jakland Pay Bay tse wee a eee $45. FE_ 5-276. meENDOW A pe yanomer e demonsiration. < rove. it om some be apartment in es “$595. Pearson's a. Eas Winer o: ,. wills eee Plush ext bi ~~ f $124.50 oe eum (Roto-tilier’, PE ee Loan Compx EM oct Take “hees : ee a am oan 4 or iscell. nekuesans IN & LAWS ¥ . : jon a 9-92 4Y, Ft. Wal Tile . i a eT iB we endialbaal vl | eee Ty he F FE +300, ~Eevti he ten ‘BOARD an. BART ¢. 8 APLE BoRe-weps—| Moin Bre. cond. EWERS INSTALLED YOUR DOG » og Fe +: ae _Uoenned LED Bulld WITH CONFIDENCE A , nt a Store Si aaGeIree mw APT TRAILER, 6 axUigensed, & bonded. ozing (|W ISE-ACRE KENNELS eee afte a * > : rr h j ‘ons Clean TEA EAGUE. UE FINANCE ¢ CO. ii, co. Fr. GARDEN PREGEEN. Sete eee 2 . Talbot sar / “rai, Ww. Sate, Tativigual rune , 202.N. M: Nt ert FoF Sheets %4x4x12, Marine tops & ott umber rE e765 5. Rochester 5g 4-4300,-— Milk’s, plywood $25, OR Plasterboard, rock lath, Doos cats” BOARDED, BOO 8 , $5313. Hardware, a cos trained. Burr-Shell, G 8, wm.,| tpleal Supplies, 1628 pelle ass, | SOW _gtaph. _ : : Grain & Feed 71 =e ‘MAGKA r : ere were eee 109 5 = oni metic ye mig Be TRG sor Fre | er. Pe || corne in s. SURELY | “MICHIGAN BUSINESS ROCH: ESTER, MICH. SALES ‘CORPORATION ani vom, A. FR. saguan Ph, Roch BD Geom 4 PARE At OUR poon |7 leu ye gm —— =" (Quick Cashier SAVE ENERGY, USE) op y $25 TO $500 Saat vewe . ek hd a WANT ADS! To find a) '8 a nt a i Toba, place to ‘live Or aj i a eee car, ‘see ‘armed HOME & AUTO © es \ monpay. MAY § 20, 1957 | ists sae ete bs Co es Lae So 2s, \; 4 ve \ : . M : rn : s) ad ‘ TERY, \ . \ bn THE, PON PAC PRESS, . : oe | on Le BN \ Ree Sale Livestock 72| For Sale Housetrailers 78) Boats & Accessories 85|) ) FUNNY BUSINESS \ a Hershberger’ For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars = 91; For Sale Care 9t , \ ; it ~ aa enor t a ie eemiaon, wpa, 13% | WE me, goueerwruesa 18% Gago A) | NORTH PONTIAC eee ER ty ere | 53 > $745) My ROMTC sy Slowed BE “ Conformation -~ pe: : oer : K AND SAVE A FEW Ford 4 dr. Like new. 1 owner. mtrade-| 4. ( Holl Se 4 Se oe, mes VE rEW : ' . { Micbsst Bi sous "| he BOL Sih, eat EE OR ae Rane | a Bat as mort ceca Shige Mine settee’ obs ele 2 Py. TIFUL PALOMINO AT | tose +677 1954 Nash Rambler, 4 door. i ——~ PEJA w ti ar Sud: 4121 Groveland Rd, Orton- | MODERN SeReDPHORED aS: MO-| Lake Ré______-| MO8T MAKES AND MODELS TO Suburban Mirs.| Por itiac ville. NAtional 17-3014 after 6 p.m. tke homes now available. Pay | SPEED BOAT, 17’ RACING HULL, CHOOSE -FROM "53 vord V8, 2Dr. ONE CHESTNUT PONY. 3 YEARS © reat. PR ExcHANGE 135 bp. Chris Craft- inboard. AUTO SALES | Olds Deal 2 DR, DELUXE. # cruinpER. ns} Goes. ards Fo. ee | for children, White Arabian AILER EXC GE Sa $2,500. EM _3-4827. $ aler GREEN. "34 Cher." PG. se saddle horse, two, unusua! Tennes- 60 8. Telegraph —. cn coe 3-3200 46171 USED SNIPE SAILBOAT, COM-| 312 W. Montcalm PE 40151 ‘565_8. 565_8. Woodward ___ Birmingham SuEMENSCHNEIDER : see Walkers Can be seen 2% | 15220 Holly Rd Seco & ben. os. plete with sail, EM 3-3556 195] CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE, TTURON NTR. ‘SALES, tiles 8 of Lake Orion to Green- Com radio and beater. No money down, 1983 OLD #8 +DOOR SEDAN, 233 GINAW PE_ 20131 : shield Ré, ta mile east on) OXFORD TRAILER USED assume payments of 817.11, and heater. | 36 TAC 30) ¥” Low | 952 Ca ee «| Greenshield, %s mile 8. on Bald dies onth, est #800, wer a og Like new. $883.| miles. Perfect as you will Bae. WISE USED c Bue — Rd. FE 58-6004, after SALES MOTORS Parks. Midw +1500, © * marold ste paterousios. all ace essories AL HANOUTS CHEV B eo Oe ee ee ee | LARGE SELECTION Senet Set ws att gore:| North Chevrolet Co. Be we, tecring. MY 3-170 after | rAwic ‘OnlO wy ao F 8. an Arrow nttts ern oe Oe PRIV: a Wanted Livestock 28 ee Boa Re cing (asp ona BAUGH sus | Mttcen Ploue palt fasts “pnd Sask [IE Nest WE BELIEVE FOR THE FINEST | “owner” Gr Cpe Wntewals. He coaches Rett oy wind .* i } Om 2 SMALL SHETLAND MARE "S41, to 24°, built to take it! Good | 3¢ OAKLAND FE 6-0453/ heater. Very nice condition, $833. wings ae . USED CARS AVAILABLE SHOP | dra Like new. 30,000 mi. $475 D: SMALL WHEELED; North Chevrolet. Co. Ponies. MA 5-1002 after 4 p.m-/ seiection of used trailers, parts & | WANTE or evr 7 WTD.: LIVESTOCK OF ALL > KIND, accessories, 9 per cent bank | eg head 1g’, Cheap. REpub- | 1 o99 8. Woodward Birmingham! : te 3 | ie OLDS 98, «DOOR. BEAT 1536 8. Baldwin ve yee. yr cee Hvdra in Wwe ke rer Schutz Motors igs WILLYS JEEP WITH CAB ‘ESTOCK nt at ' q \. =: et Jones. BA Clark: ray 8. ‘ot “Lak nals Gries Orem en tho A: | wai: BMALL OUTBOARD — rminghta m trader Also alae: Hy esv02 a ras ets, FE cons : ri - A} motor, FE 5-4426. v.. LOW MILEAGE. px. wr | selection of new 1957 Old 1 PONTIAE CDR Wick. CLEAN “TLL TOTE YOUR NOTE __For Sale Poultry 74 “or Sale Poultry 74 Tee pee se Transportation Offered 87 NCELLENT CONDITION. GOOD oraaen 52 Suburba Mt “eae he ,aemm, pavment, 4 eck | EVENYBOPY han | ALL QU | AAERAR OE wennn | TIRES. 146 CHERRYLAND, AU- chee n TS.| Inexy auto Sales 103 8. Ses! | rue WORKING MAN'S FRIEND licades’ bi? ean 10° WIDES FLY BY AIRLINER, catirornia| BOF Olds Dealer naw. PE 42214. EASY ED JONES | 33 models from 31 to 80 ft. to; $75. Honolulu, $185 plus tax, Ferry : 868 8. Woodward 3 FOUTIAC DR. FULLT 116 6. Saginaw Used Care cclate,"Weardag™ “ANBERSON, | Face “GONG” Wont PART woxteeaien “cigars Rea me a ee 4 oo ee WHITE EMDEN QOSLn, = CHAMPION. WEST-WOOD AND — Eeeine. Roe ! 57 $919 5 sisicape 4 br, Hyaran — bg wR Sandiln, “Ss cylinder cage. Fe . onal x a HOON 50 ate 44083 MILE miles north of Commerce. models. & widths from 16%, to 50 ~~ Wanted - Used Cars 88 “en FRAZER ROTOTILLER| & mud tires,’ slightly used. $25 HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES — ao ae oles On. ae __FE #1732 after $ p.m. _Chippews Rea. jor all 4. 1258 East » very FORD : ercur ny PACKARD : Sale? hers PE ‘C400, 1580 Op-| Lake Dr. Walled Lake. Ma ¢2003 | == egy a ae North Chevrolet Co liner, PE 8-4436. 3791 Acams Ra. tiple with "#4 motor & is-| West Side Used Cars Cn £VROLET — ech enact cent Sale Truc r i" : % R 3 | Drive cut where overhead Cou wonn PLA Tay 2A PES” WE ~ ake — a PLLA LPL LOL LLLEEEANM | VOB. Woodward Birmingham "55 FORD g ret ATIC & H. OM. Sie Ga WALL white exe. cond. . end save ee “Oakland nty’s New & used. Davis Machinery. * stare Tink SALES 1 TWOWHEEL ASSEMBLE TILT PAIALANE VICTORIA Forel fake tia cate Dvive.| mabes & & modes to Fastest Growing Dealer” | _Ortonville, NA POR | 8. Saginaw. FE 40687 pater ee Chevy. 1 ton pickup. | jggi 3 -| @PECIAL LEATHER UPHOL- RIEMENSCHNEIDER iT : : West Side Used Cr Gare 1 Dixie Highway 4t : ORC Ss Seetae, tes wae | erated lp on Ganavel ties, | i008 CHEVROLET PICKUP. FE A =| STERY. 16.000 MILES. RADIO, | 333 9. SAGINAW Very good condition, Make offer, #23_W. Buren wea Caort Open_gites ~ 10 8 f FE 23-6308 = = or| 2-2483. . 1982 CHEVROLET 3-DOOR 8E- $205 Downe 1955 ie sca Vlg eatin te _party. . : FARMALL A. TOOLS, DRAGS,| © GHEV. 198) % TON PICKUP, LOW| dan, green excellent tires. 984 MONTH a Tl is $ Demo - Sale | BUD SHELTON ; cultivators, plow like new, Priced ED. WILLIAMS mileage, new truck app .| standard = transmiss: $305, 35 3 . k sale. 62 Gladstone PI. Priced to sell. ae down of old car. z | it Sse. 451 8, Saginaw at Raeburn Sen G iss eee. « , your BRAID 49 MERCURY "57 PONTIAC . OFFERS FARMALLA GEARTER, TIGHTS | Auto Service 81| Sante sn cu tw tul"siet | | North Chevrolet Co. | oe ] eee Cree _tead, ye sess.” arene 7 d 1000 §, Woodwerd Birmingham MOTOR SALES $195 ymou ‘save dollats on this one. Bd omg I ile A mg Bh og coms GARDEN TRACTOR, PLOW & CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE Haskins Chev. Deote caer Beane urn (CLUB COUPE. gAVOY. 2 poor. | *7,Fostise Starchief. Cetaling coupe | 35 pord Custom V-8 sedan... $1 -Wa10 Oilbo: Crescent LX. linders rebored, Zuck Ma- sy ager aoe CY HEATER, SEAT COVERS. : y Owne "$4 Buick Super hardtop $1 oe. seers *Seone FE 6751 Dixie Highway st Mis 1856 CHEVROLET 710 2-DOOR SE- Cass at W. Pike §ts. ; ee hana - joaded with extras e ane. | = ee Cow Oe 4 GARDEN TRACTOR WITH AT-| chine Bhop. ; ° MA _5-6071 Open nites ‘til 9| dan, V8 engine, power glide. FE 30186 EEN... sqinit.1e roar chance to save. | (SS eer Oe ngide stam i tachments and trailer. Good cond.| _*2°° __________ | si CHEV 1 TON TRUCK. GOOD | fa4.0, heater. Black finish with jj FORD VICTORIA. RADIO AND W N RIEMENSCHNEIDER | ‘ts chevy. 316.7 Door. V2. Power a= a “pene ee ois Ore Cre Ee oan ti. Done: | cond. FB DOtH. White side walls Wires and padded! “heater. No money yen: assume 232 8, Saginaw pe set: | Ore BS 5. mee $4 Pontiac 2 @r .... .... 8 885 UES erp mete | Hum, cap gaat BENT | ARAGREYE, TON FROCK | ee, | eadisbutyaneres £80 Your FORD Dealer |i.‘ Bs GREER GP REY wan, mer | Rone te SOLENS & WHEEL HORSE 2 is 34 YON BODO eauca | _ North Chevrolet Co. Harold Turner Ford. 147 8. Saginas Saiet | & overdrive. go00 of best offer.| R&B. : "| *83 Pontisc Hydra .. 8 a5 ay. wagstone, Doe | For Sale Motorcycles 83) "Cor! ‘heas, PE $4006.” 1000 8, Woodward Birmingham Te FORD CORY, EXTRA CLEA, | ‘#75. Segre 5 _Mi_ 6-413. : | Ase, Transportation tale | $3 Buick ¢ dr. $ 195 SeverEVANS EQUIPMENT Wa HARLEY DAVIDSON, 00D | “Wich Rd. ost cell ied a ok tn ek. ‘52 AAS saoetees pala, ‘cemoned. H Al Jp $3 Ford Va Pos. $ Ses 6301 Dizie Hwy, OR FM) En re Taser, "ws |B FORD DUMP Goo CORE. CT] 5 FE ST te Messer. FM oem St Be vas aisevenee § as OHN DEERE rT) ee 18. GOOD COND. OND. MA ee Bl service, Call after 4, ARKSTON PARTY _ quipped qe ‘aioe. Nash 1983 PLYMOUTH §TATION Wao- Pontiac Sales Re 7 ymew® ¢ ¢7. ér. — sseles 3S ‘ pens |g MARLEY FORD Cee TRACTOR. 5 FORD COUPE. GCGD- GOK: | tion, “redie, "heater “and waite “BUD SHELTON DERS & SCRA: is} HARLEY DAVIDSON 14. OIOr Odes _ itis Forp Courr. Goon cox BACK f TRACTORS | Gogd condition, OR 34026 after) THO" Estety equipment. $600. 8200 _ dition. OR 3-497. | wail res, $1332. |. MADY et, CLaRasTon MOTOR SALES CRAWLERS & BULLDOZERS «| $0 Pm. - ae. | 00%n_ 0081 Gulick St, Clarkston.| Chrysler- Plymouth isa FORD 2 DOOR. RADIO AND Wag on North Chefrolet Co. |. apie Fisee ot Ante $111 | Auburn at EZ. Bivd = PE 4-720 Calvert Equipment Co. - Ay gh 3 Lake Ra. EM| 84 FORD C 600 TRACTOR. | MUST SELL THESE BEAUTIFUL) Dente, Ko mousy, town | 1000 8. Woodward Birmingham : me. eacinaw \MOWAWE eeniz.| _3Sea1 sule Beisty seek pment. $000, = NEW CAR TRADEINS TODAY! Kier. Mr. Parts, Midwest Fis00. | “OVERDRIVE. B® A STONE | eae: _ j * FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON/ down. 6251 O 8t., Clarkston, | _Hareld Turner ; | "@ GMC PANEL, MECHANICALL Mee! Mari on ent P TORE Hate on Pick UP. | ‘54 Piymouth Savoy 2 dr. Power-|'61 FORD, CLEAN. TUDOR. R«& RIEMENSCHNEIDER | + New paint, tires good. . "TACOBSON” | ft cg |e | _baguee, eee OO Sls g cogene e , peep hema J HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCY- thse Piymouth, station wagon, V-8.\34 FORD V4.2 DR. FORDO- SO eee ISTER WARD TO? | er steering, brakes, leaded. lity Made Mowers | —Sit_160@ store. MY _26m1. SPECIAL custom 2 dr. pushbutton shift,| “Matio Must sell immedi-| RAH, W.W., Nylon tires, $7.5. ‘86 Packard 600. Pulj power. Low Oe an es, For Sale Bicycles 84 Bie walls: fine tows” "| else tnecuncter. "OL, Satta." | soul thant yultk Quper sedan. Like new. —— ; 1950 GMC PICKUP <4 tae © heres Beateat OL Ea trae. paint apr |e ian Very clean | Reel Mowers GIRLS & Pr barn. ‘BIKES, ALSO 1008 Ptymouth os haga “| A-l cond, $1800. 43 ©. Shetfield.| less. A beautiful car. #793. acest < —_ on OU NEW RIDING MODELS |~ Boats & Accessories 85 WILSON GMC 1953 Nash Rambler convertible, ra-| No money down, assume North Chevrolet Co. cond. ‘ pt + GHTEN_& SON _ er atenhatid hry 5 *- —rnadamntemnendion! 8 10005, Weedward - Birmingham. ; UNLESS YOU'RE LOOKING FoR} SERVED OAKLAND COUNTY 6 EP. EVINRUDE, 048. ~- FE 59485 eek 8. t. ; | Radio and. hester. Ne mosey ; iS 32 Years FE 4-208 Oakland at Cass 1053 Plymouth ¢ door, "ig RAMBLER CUSTOM CROSS down: of $1.4 | $20 _N._ Mate Rochester Ob 1-761 | Si; EP JOHNSON MOTOR. LIKE : : PLvs Traxsrontation {/ $ ee nb En we, Power Ne a RA /\ ALUE! i KING BROS. new. $125. FE 20417. For Sale Cars 91 SPECIALS in. SD aeinn ae iv FIBERGLAS BOAT. MAHOO- Pius } YOUR COMPLETE a ne ay OE aac se a assume pe. Turner OUR com! aby —— an fide eau SS PONTIAC BEARCRIEP — gg ge SO on ee ine 20 22n. GOOD CoM. e M Aple 5. 55141 FORD oe - ATALINA If you don’t want a car that has been completely equi new: Sui aa BUICK “SUPER GOOD -GOND™ & heater, Hydramstic, al) ae pgp Og BR. Bad EL, ES ae es SS ae 28. uate 8 oe reconditioned, guaranteed ‘and safety checked = Radio a... on yous after SOLE NASB Phone’ FE eesiv afters pa || then we can't hel Our aim is to please t pele ‘ote — “Roy "6 Most oi These — io CHNEIDER * 87 OLD aa xe B only people who desire real economy, , : Are wher an > e . Mil . as iz mi, Save $700 See |g Haveatay Mileage. Fa bones | Said on And Look at This! : * a MI r aT 2 ° : 3 ae — melt mos peraal f Brig ght |. -Be Available on all 'S3-"56 Models 4 Dodge sedan _ month . ; : ! Bee | ee . Spot” Happy Lifetime Car Guarantee ai 2 ong Pe TRANSPORTATION| This, # © Fairlane, Vay seen. ane Lapp: ma on all '51-'57 models as long as you own the car. Specials body, white wall tires. re SUPER MAR THOSE PEARS OF - ie Be | LTRUCKS Salt nedegs yaty| AUTO SUPER MART | Hee || North-Side 641 Oakland Ave. “fdemo.). 8560 Pontine Lake Rd. _ Supe parts, linia Ge” |_Oeklend.” FE 230 Cadillacs YOU MAY GOIN ONE OF I oc6 BiicK < | Hardto $2025 eee nn Sector wih | 16 CuRig CRAvT. i HP. MER: WILL ACCEPT = ao “Nued $8 & B Overdrive, $480. i Cate” THEYRE RE. Radio & arg abe a IVORY & Light BLUE. WE ALSO ma HAVE A O98 SELEC- aii wy POINT HY. Outboard motors, boats, applt- MANY OTHERS 70 conten | Petctaee Be tere | ace coda 62 .. 0s $905. CONDITIONED & GUAR- ‘55 FORD Station. Wagon <.7:<.605-5: $1498 TORS, gro. & 40 bp. Mercury with Quick ree er a onan : « : 1955 Club Coupe ...$2895} - — sn 4Door, Radio & Heater. Fors-O-Matic,. : cation TPE ROURD woPTOn wong. | Palstee sce? ferme | HOUGHTEN & SON _|""We "Satine “Mtuatagd "tanemis:| 1035 “Sedan 62... $2095 Try 'em, ORY sve. tow: Pontiac ee recear | "ek Sep Laren meet eie| BILL SPENCE [Zour ramenmuy ovpswoann| ‘ms etm clan. 00} 1953 Coa 62 11. $1495| You'll isles ees ©, SS Te ete ele wacsl an rR weoNorth Chevrolet Co.” | 1951 Sedan 62 .....$ 695) | vere... aa _* ——— aed Youtionr’.... $1095 |} °53 CHEVROLET Sta Station m Weeoe, i'ieice S 895 % Olds Ghats swe etary || SS CHEVROLET 2D BiNaae ic oceeecooesc Pe. «| 4955 Starfire 98 ....$1995| powriuc & Hester, IVORY & Pearl GREY. one mains gg ge 4 Two ecueaeh 795)1 55 CHEVROLET 21 2-Door . oeceesccsesereesShlae : oy 4Dr. Sed. $21! @adard transmission. || Open 1955 Hol. Cpe. 88 .. .$1695 Tiga" greene. bareain ; 4 FORD, Custom 21 = 2 Door. MOOT seseeeeeeessaee $795 11955 2-Dr. 88 aveees$l495 Bydramatic—tan & 1934 4Dr. 88 ......$1298| "re 1 Get 1954 Hol. Cpe. 98 ..$1695| , "52 CoEeET 2Door r_Deluxe sae cet aes A Ee tated 1953 Hol. Cpe. 98 » $1195 Pig : 's4 ist CHEVROLET - Pontiacs — “yom, South Side 2115S. Saginaw sowal miles. “| 1956 S/C Catalina ..$1995| 94 Four-Doc $4... $1295 'st NASH Rambler Wagon $1095 1954. bf. Dix. 4Dr. $ 995) ge he ivory: Se MT Seen cine agen A? EES T" | 1955 Dix. H. Sed. 98 $1995 |+54 Fowr-Door »-..$ 895|| '53 OLDSMOBILE Septe O82 s ino usin 45 ~ Roads BRO gt & Hens no racmin -. raaio| 1953 Dix. Chf. 2-Dr "56 CHEVROLET ‘2 <<) eae 7 vis 1953 Chi, Dix. 4-Dr. $ 795)'S4 ses ase Be OP Baa a eta Meet: Powers ty dest 1952 Chf. Dix. 4-Dr. $ 395 "536 NASH Metropolitan Hardtop veabea ees SUAS, ,|1951 Ch. Dix. 4Dr. $ 295] Hi} ad eer a rheater, “rand 3 cen A '96 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door -.......$1665 | z CLARKSTON | "sia sosg POSS | ee Ea tan) oss wey tation Wage esse sees sags -$195 | *S4 Buick Special 4 dr. : co | CUSTOM 2DOOR- & Heater, Onyx BLACK. | Motor Sales SASS | Suburban ....$2195],.4 Sedan eos $1195 || 55 CHEVROLET Del Rey 2Door .--..,.$1295 | Ch sler-Pl mouth : ish 5 seat covers. : ease ee eee ; & Heater, Powerglide. , & CREAM. : woer melt TES EA -Chevrolets Binck a ail or he NASH Statesman 2Door soerenseeee seat OAS] 1953. Bel Air H’top $ 8951 5c, -. , EVROLET ae ae 1953 Ba AR ee’ 8 788 Sf Costomline V8, § 795 2 oe nostan: Povypeeen, bt LON: 8 445 | 18 Gh Ge 210.3 5) : ‘82 KAISER 40 4Door gc ahudid penduesci 195 . Fords ~ | Zour be: cian 930 os gelhy iie poner AION SPECIALS. 198§ 2Dr. OD... To ea aR ERY | ea ings Coney a oY . se yee ita 4 Courtesy Car to Yo Door é “ait 5. | SAGAN aes J eeveedies x 1946 2Dr. taeeens end picnics ee ceo delagealah ala: = tae sia poe ¢ 3 ay —- ] me So e pos \ \ ae ope ” oo Le. y fos THE: PONTIAC PRES Dogs Mak -- Today's Radio Programs < WOAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) WPON, Gin = WIBK, (1400) ai. 7 Wm, (70) = CKLW, (ane) WWJ, (900) sONIeny WIBK, News, Kasem WPON, Early Bird Clue ba A - News %::0—-WJR, Wm, Sheehan ‘Binstine Boye wats _ Wattetok 11:38—WIR, Musie WXYZ, Breskfast Club a News, ports CRLW, ewe, David t Manory ‘Time Weak Bees dep TUESDAY MORNING | WCAR News, B. Allen 1fg-7M, De. Matone Mews, Westher | ¢:00wm, News: ao, eae CELW, Bud Oavies 6:30-—-WIJR, Dinner Date Www, ges, Bab, Maxwell pg Ry Rg £:00—W. Perkins WWJ, &. Mulholland WXYZ, Wolf oe George Je, ‘Mel Allen W. Rooster | Chub Birmingham High wy WJBK, McLeod JBK, Clark 19:06—WIR, pe Godirey |. ‘ Forts WhOm, Country” noone WE¥a, My "Tree Bier “ CKLW ewe Homechats 3:30—W. 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Allen = Saker’ tees, with Mfaecn | WPON, News 12:30—W, Tune Out, Musto Bhop 18:30—WW. Comen Report #:30—-WIR. Muste Hall weve! Wron, Road, s Music 6:396—WIR, Music Hall oe News WXYZ, Fred vies ww. “ww, Wiking Mow WJBK, News, meld Wwron: time Serenade wait Be , News, WCAR, Allen T. Malone 1:00—WIR, Wendy Warren w. } my tee -- Today's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without .notice Channel 2—-WIBEK-TV Channel 4—-WWJ-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV “Transferred Ghost.” (4) Wash- ington Square (cont.) (2) Studio One. “The Man Who Wasn't Himself.” 9:30—(7) Hot Red Races. Louis Hayward in “Ski Story. (4) Cru- accidents sader. Truck on the Eliot, @) News; Edwards. = ”" @ 6:20—(4) Box Four. Pros Highway. Days, Story of Lucky Baldwin. “The Man Who Was Never Licked.” (2) Ameche Presents. “Crisis in Kansas.” 10:18—(3) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Political. visit. “They Live in Fear.” (4) News: W'Kamp. (2) News: LeGoft 11:15—(4) Patti Page. (2) ‘| Fairweather. 11:28—(2) Sports Final. 11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. Dennis O'Keefe, Leon Errol in ” “Pop Always Pays. 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. 10: 06—(T) Hot Rods (cont.) (9) Na- * tional News. (4) Death Valley 11:00—(T) Soupy’s On. (9) Million Dollar Mystery. Otto Kruger in Miss TUESDAY MORNING Report. 6:55—(2) On The Farm Front. 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 7:45—(2) News. $:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. 8:30—(7) The Little Rascals $:46—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. '9:30—(2) Arthur Godfery. (7) Our Friend Harry. 10:00—(4) Price Is Right. 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Trath, Consequences. 11:06—(2) Valliant Lady. (4) Tic Tac Dough. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:38—(2) Search for Tomorrow. and Ricky. 11:45— (2) Guiding Light. 11:35—f9) Billboard. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:06—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) Play to Win. (7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (9) Toes in Tempo. 12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The | Erwins. (9) Corliss Archer. 1:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Charm Theater. (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. : 1:30—(2) House Party. (4) Ten- | Gwen Verdon Scores | With Crack at Wilson By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—That Gwen Verdon’s the witty one! After she opened in “New Girl in Town,” I asked her at a party “Are you glad you quit being a columnist?” (Stre used to be one in Hollywood). Gwen replied, “Yes—are you?” I stuttered and stammered that I hadn’t quit. But I'm afraid she won that one, x* * * Thelma Ritter was tired and skipped the party—hoping wonderful. ~ . ++ but they gotta be flung... guy down at Larry's bar says you ain't fit for pigs... Se wha’d you say? ... 1 said yes you are.!” “You don’t really appreciate the bravery. of the Hungarians,” says a famous star, “until_you've seen Zsa Zsa Gabor’s new night club. act.” 1 * * iF HE A: i ® F e is i | 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen For A Day. (9) Request Play- house 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. 3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) My Little Margie. (9) Howdy Doody. 3:45—(4) Modern Romances. 4:00—(2) Susie. (4) Topper... (7) Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Circle 9 Theater. ¢:88—(2) Meditations. (4) Farm 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home.! (7) Theater Seven.) vision's top canine performers. S. MOND: Blondie TV series, shows her versatility by watering garden hose. Along with Rin Tin Tin and Lassie, Daisy Y. MAY 20, 1957 Canine Actors 3 Shifts Planned for High Schoo! Pontiac Principal Sees Big Enrollment Increase in September | Pontiae High School will go on a ithree-shift basis in September, Principal Francis Staley said to- iday. | The switch from a single shift | operation was dictated by a sharply will enter the 10B, he said. dents at the high school and more than 3,000 may show up in (4) It Could be You. (7) Robin) “If they all show up, we are the writer. : ‘in real trouble,” Staley said, “and leven without them it will be crowded.” x* *« * “The three shifts will be stag- gared one hour apart. Some stu- idents will start at 7:30 a.m. and leave at 2:15 p.m., some 8:30 to 13:15 and others 9:30 to 4:15,” he ‘tend from 8:30 to 3:15. * * * | “By staggering the load, we ‘will make additional rooms avail- lable,” Staley continued. “We have Radford Skeptical on Red Disarmament At present there are 2,450 stu- | j ladded. Presently, all students at-| Historic Panels of Washington's Clan for Sale ition here May 31. several tions of ‘ton’s forebears lived. Many pic- tures and objects associated with ‘the family are preserved there. * * * | ‘The manor is now owned and ladministered by a trust, But the panels, which bear the coat of arms of John and Lawrence Wash- \mer owner before the trust took They have been put up for sale at the Sotheby auction rooms by lSacheverell Sitwell, author and |brother of Dame Edith Sitwell, the poet, and Sir Osbert Sitwell, * * * More Money Than People o ‘ es outs he ' i } 2 4 A ix : - n { ‘ Se ACK HOLLYWOOD @ — i | 2 : taht ie gE TEEE Hy Since 1340 the panels ha 3 i | YMCA National Group [ANIMAL oe pe ee ee ee a ee TOMORROW: How long does a turtle live? Still Eying White House? ‘Stassen Gains Spotligh as Disarmament Adviser Eisenhower named him his spe- cial assistant on disarmament. 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Queen Caroline ‘of England; ANN anndin <4 bes mount-| roa es ~ Gals wart anl andling of Money= 222s eo | lent one treatment for soothing) tained by the University of Michi-| From Houses, Apa s,: Gro- | jaboe_pains called for lacing gan Museum of Zoology, Tho bird] cay Stores and Rettrat Re- | has been extinct since 1875 and NEW YORK ®—Things a col- , Sunbeam to reach the earth. |Avenue Hillbilly,” has never once|most stores have no outside iden-|today wants to have three chil-| tummy. signs used umanist might never know if he| That it takes 10 inches of snow, visited the Ozarks, where the real/tifying sighs, and you don't know/dren. * * * there are only 50 known speci- didn’t open Kis mail: jon ¢ the average, to equal 1 inch of| jhillbilly grows. - what kind of a shop it is until x *« * That it was Henry Brooks|™ens in the world. The specimen Rox Ex Company That shopping a real mys-| you're inside. 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