4
i
‘i ~
“Thooroval Given.
4 = by House Group
for Next Year” Total s-$3.7 Billion
‘Above Current Budget;
Less Than- tke Asked . |
_|. WASHINGTON (AP) —
Voicing concern over Rus-
sia's growing. military
_{might, the House Appro-
priations Committee voted
today to give the Defense
. [Department $33,635,066,000
q in new money... /
This is $512,784,000 less) f-
than the total President
Eisenhower asked in
original budget last oo
ey oe 8 = le
no ae |\*
Fin ire Guts Gandes formants Tel | | of Arab Scheme! &
_ Building in Detroit tia & “Thonind See
wile tis) ence | Suan ~ Flames Cause . | oe Maintains Silence weslel
$1,000,000 Loss. 7 on Israelis
DETROIT (AP)—Detroit Mayor Albert E. Cobo
was back at his desk today after a four-week Ari-
zona vacation, still non-committal about whether
“Ruins to Be Torn- Downs
Three Firemen Injured -
in Four Hour Fight
JERUSALEM. (INS) — A
|plot by Arak “suicide”
commandos \ to assassinate .
4U N. Secretary General’
‘Dag Hammarskjold and
blame it on Ig§rael has been |
reported by non- lsreelt in-|.
telligence soures. he'll seek the Republican nomination for governor.
‘ * &* & * \
” Returning by plane last night, Cobo declared:
“If I can believe the people of Michigan sincerely
a greasy foes ald Me candidate for governor, The sources, who refu used
ee ‘to be identified, say the! Cobo, three times mayor of Detroit, said he will - |niot was hatched by a
try to determine in the next few days whether the - \
“draft Cobo” movement is truly statewide, rather /8TOup of Fedayeen, Arab ex- tremists who have formed than sectional. \
- Leaders of the draft move have collected nomi- (well-trained commando
units to fight Israel. nating petitions bearing thousands of signatures.
/ DETROIT (AP)—A mil-
‘lion-dollar fire destroyed a
) six-story building in the
downtown business district
last. night.
Three firemen were in-|
jured fighting the four- i
. hour blaze. Thirty-five) tk we kk According to the informants, the 5 a DY METROPOLIT: _ _- Peating Press Phote/of paper changes which the
pleces of equi ae fought plotters assembled Israel military ;
P 8 Cob said he will attend the ‘Republican con- uniforms and arms and forged a to one the Denarocadagacinaga County _ . Chamber of Commerce Sao dean yester- | committed
the flames.
The 80-year-old ‘building declaration in Hebrew that would vention in. Detroit Saturday: “If I receive an
have linked the killing to extremist invitation.” Robert Burgess (left), director of the U. S. Cen-
sus Bureau, and Congressman George A, Donderd
on Woodward Avenue,
housed the main store of! Jews. such as members of ' the
Stern Gang held responsible for
(seated center) during a a with Pontiac
Fiore ees Discuss Possible Solution Si" Chamber Seeks Governor, State Officials= on oe
sce =10 Waler Supply Problems S35" Regional Status Schedule Loe ee a Seo when the fire was discov-|
ered. All were evacuated)
safely and without panic.
the fire broke out about 6 p.m.,
apparently on the fourth’ floor Birmingham.
_ The possibility of Pontiac,-Port Huron and Flint
a banding together to solve water supply problems was
re Marshall Matthew H. Mc- examined by City Manager Walter K. Willman yester-
Nally estimated the loss. He said| day, at a Michigan Municipal League meeting in
Jordan's Arab Legion was said
to have discovered the plot and
avy the fake uniforms, arms
fron pest pia in
plotters escaped.
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @— “Asks for Metropolitan
Designation During Trip,
|_to Washington, D.C.
A movement to win official rec- administrative officials, who already have made “Re- he recommendations
ports to the People” of Kalamazoo, Kent and Macomb)fained in « bill which the
arrive in Oakland County consider next Counties, are scheduled to
Tuesday.
Thrice heckled by Republicans, who suspect {i were. con
the Hous®
week, The Sen
ate will act later, : ?
(Pieture on page 37.) Willman was among seven city leaders exchanging faeecarsiad Tia ae ognition of the Bontiac-Oakiand|tours are strictly partisian, the Governor said W Funds Are Approved
caw) Owl Esns Gal ee ideas, plans and accomplishments of their respective Saag Sheed = has parma County region as a standard met-'day in-Macomb County’ he has invited two for Pontiac Project as
Gree! etal siaren hi ipackaeie cities in the sewer and water supply field. pide eat cca Wed Gali be ee ene launched imiin Ris administration to ee the group, mame .
material. The cause was not de- A Fiint councilman, David Magee, mentioned) tour Arab peighbors = Egypt, Washington, D.C,, yesterday when) gtate ‘Highway Commis-+ 7 ae — The House
— Flint’s search for more Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. —_|# Pontiac Chamber of Commerce isioner Charles M. Ziegler, red
_ [delegation met with Federal offi-| 1) nas called the travels
\|“political. jaunts,” said to-|;
A Riley, Promotions Director of/4ay he “would be giad” to}! Within minutes samce had en- ter to 1 t that
sre Sr dese Sine font er won es Passage Seen to tall compliance
with ether sections of the 2% |The Pontiac Press, formally pre-jattend future sessions, if he
on Soil Bank Bill sz, sci“.ccs32 idly to the pares water usage and for dilut-
Firemen estimated nearly 15,000ing sewage.
persons remained in the downtown} Willman was explaining Pon-
area to witness the spectacular tiac’ s extensive research into ways |
five-alarm fire. ‘of replacing the city’s well-water |
Firemen today praised 25 sales supply, when he eyed the poeiie
girls who herded about 75 custo- three-way partnership. a sooiet thn Copesor-seneeties re-|could find the time. -
Clair L. Taylor, Superin- tendent of Public .Instruc-
tion, said he had conflict-|t
ing commitments on each! The. tor of the ‘U. $. Census Bureau,
Ike’s There are indications he may/for study. ‘return in June to work for: such mee wi attended
mers to safety. Of Pontiac's water now, will. Up Before House Vote ‘compliance and put the cease-fire papstancemn Slap aa Don-
moe portions af the Sanders. man told the three counties’ offi, as Parties Compromise agreements = a incre solid basis.
Building which still stand will have cials “It's hard, with a high iron request his *
to be razed. Fire Commissioner content. It's not a satisfactory wa- poe ne. completed = citing eae ecomeaes! mest Oey: ‘rived at 12:30 p.m. from Washing- seborts =
James L. Mahon:said the destruc- ter for industry-or for our people.” w ASHINGTON wm — President the first part of the assignment) growth” currently under way in | The Oakland County Demorratic, | ton. Funeral. services were sched-'on airpower
“tion of the building “is complete.” Bringing water from Port Huron Eisenhower's Yarm soil bank given to him tiy. the Security) the region. committee said yesterday both Re- : = ’
Fire Chief_Edward J. Blohm and selling water along the line to headed _ toward \expected ‘House Council April 4.°He filed his re- - |publicans have been invited to the | Methodist Church. . ing rate.” —~
battled the fire in formal dress. other communities would Cost passage today as\ party leaders port to the Cotincil president. Am-|. Riley oat that the ne meeting County heme plier =a | adel Virtually. all activity halted in ill
The chief was set to attend a bat- about $29 to $30 million, he said dickered over possible compro- bassador Joza Brilej of Yugo fhe et ae serernert , Pose Ja P M. Ha pretieets this river city of 50,000 as citizens = ‘
talion chief's retirement dinner studies indicated, _ mise details. \ 'slavia, from Jerusalem, where he | an toe mernerkam of alc . ral =o M. kK oh paid homage to the famed na-
when: he was called on to direct) Pontiac officials have already Republicans were making con- engaged in last-minute talks with * " j in oe roe bpuiiad Seat Sa a A. ay ‘andl! tive son who rose from McCracken a Department 46:4 bitien
the complicated fire battle with talked of working with Port Huron eiliatory gestures, and Democrats Israel officials. per oth or. fature, pee to! Auditor emcal Victor C. Targory — attorney to the vice presi- dering P samele" |
the aid of walkie-talkies. on such a supply system. ‘already had given groua# on some! He will go next to Cairo for a | present the Chamber's vasreats ‘shi. dency. 5 .
| Mayor William W. Danaldson_of points at issue. ———
The chief said they had to | points a | brief conversation with Egyptian jare expected. | ;
force one floor manager to leave Pontiac was elected to head Region’ Chief proposal at issue was the officials and then fly to Rome. | In defining reasons for the \e- } og Oakland County, = ‘th wat Bonn. Scorns Red Bid Hh
BONN @# — The West German| would
ices:
Arm Farm Measure.
al 10-car train
| late Democrat c : dero who asked Burgess to give (scheduled state govern-' rad er ome naar oped ‘avenue, near the Washington” -
doa dere. (Ma sulalakie was ren: Four of the League for the coming President’s disputed request for’ ge jg expected at the U, N. this quest, Riley pointed out that the fast tr Pontiac's Elke Temple,
‘i year. -|authority to pay up to 500 mil-’ (Continued Page 2, Col. 4) |P. ning madly from one cash reg- faa asliars! ts tarmere| (is seer on Page 2, Col. 4) | Pontiac and Oakland County area’ proceeding to a town hall yneet- |government today ‘rejected a Rus ister to another removing money. ‘ is losing its identity as a well-\ :
Fi sie alice Pussy i in the Motor © lin advance of fulfillment. of their: populated and prosperous area be- _ing in Oak Park High and |sian offer of a trade treaty. Such , a
remen managed. tod thence to Detroit for a 4-TV |a treaty could not be ‘concluded cut of $263,843,000 but. $167,
more ‘soil bank commitments on next. into the street as portions of the | BOSTON w-Emst Russo, 21./year's crops. As sault t Retrial cause of its proximity to Detroit: renee. ; until Germany was reunited, 8
structure burst into flames. | stepped on the starter of his car Republican leaders busily After the televised rene to the government spokesman told a news
The Sanders blaze was the larg- and heard what he described as sought an acceptable formula that: | conference.
est Detroit fire in some years. ‘the darndest sounds. He opened would upset Democfatic the officials w} : people,” opposi- | ropolitan Detroit Region by the
The city’s last five-alarm fire was the hood and found a cat caught tion, but Speaker Rayburn (D- Denied b Jud | U.S. Census Bureau. =. ‘being assigned to a different,
: unicipality in the cegunty. Tours,
| etroi i Ow Ss Nam Pee 1955 when the Simms Lum- in the fan. The animal ran off, ap-/Tex) declared last. night that “‘no Pointing to the fact that Pontiac meetings and dinneys are sched-|
r was destroyed. .
: Clifford Dye’ s Attorney, is the fifth-largest city in Michi- led.
Citizens League to Honor | Plans to Seek Appeal presiur onder tents which Cee os American Mother of ‘56 : to Top: State Court go with a separate and prosperous High School. for g town hall meet | DETROIT (AP)—A Detroit wide sone’ busy
| ~ Ex-Police Officer Gilpin
4\
j The two areas are currently
classified as portions of the Met- separate,
_'Parently not seriously hurt. agreement” ne then been
|reached.
‘acc EPTABLE C OMPROMISE
Republicans hope to win approv-
ial of what Rep. Halleck of Indiana,
GOP floor leader. called an
“acceptable” gompromise which
would place rpstrictions on pre- “Clark J
Dondero cited strides in com-
Oakland County Cire ‘uit Judge Munity development, population tee emphasized that any voter may
Adams today denied‘ a,growth. business and-industry in attend the m ating and ask any, dren is the American Mother of 1956.
She is Jane Maxwell Pritchard, who at 67 stint ete aang community. ing. |
The County Democratic. commit. ance have brought love and a happy home to 45 chil-
Former Pontiac Police Lieutenant David Y. Gilpin payment authgrity motion (oe al clecuit cont retrial, penile os ee study by the questions he Wishes from the floor.
. a ae (0 © f - burear ata coneerning various will receive the Oakland Citizens League’s outstanding In early tentative form. these of Cl le rd B Ove ormer Fen. pile Mie oe ere * bee The meeting/ is set for 8:15 p.m. | spends nearly all her waking-hours making a home for
service award May 15 for his part in breaking up num- Festrictions would in effect estab- ton vi lage attorney convicte K P
bers racket gambling in the county in 1944-49. lish standards of payment geared March 1 of assault with intent to sented to Burgess at the same Detr fit De b a7 lively girls who live in her rambling brick house on
& 9 TOY petroit’s East Side. All are childrefh from broken to farm expenses for putting Jand do great bodily harm. bees a
ito grass oy trees, or otherwise But Dye, 954. probably will not! committee-members ~ were. ‘Entr Scratched fcarea’ placed under her care by the Juvenile Court. The award will be presentca | to ae = the,
si , ‘taking surplus acreage out of begin serving his 2-to-10 year sen- part of a delegation which attended
| ‘In past years, Mrs. Prit-j ") league’s annual meeting at
the Birminghem CELTS tence in Jackson State prison until the national convention of the U.S. | roduction for soi] bank reserves. Pp yesterday, after the State Supreme Court has Chamber of Commerce tin the na- Att T Injury
nity House. In all-day huddles lehand has . foster
i led on the case, tion's capital. . |
Gilpin, 56, serued 27, ‘Democrats continued to balk at | ene cea ene pe, cee been 4
p ‘any rewriting of the bill to give’ Clarence B. Smith, Dye’s at- esis le the Chamber edin- y 8 ‘parent to 17 other young
Howard 0. Well-gonditioned 3-year-olds ears with the Pontiac Po- aS. _ what they have termed a political torney, said today he will ask the Sowers Maracy Crank (Edward ro the lateeictecornine “Needles Sters and reared 11 more,
th ' lice Dept. before his retire-
ment ‘on July 18 last year.
He headed the vice squad
for eight years during
which he received civic
praise for his handling of
numbers racketeers.
On March 5, 1947 he received a! ladvantage to the administration” pign court for permission to ap- Nowak: aid’ Ralph Eastridce @ from Florida, were entered today ‘only one of them her own |
: in a bid for the Bovernter farm peal as soon as a statement of i as ae up af mili for/the 82nd running of the $125.00, All call her mother.
fivote. _.. | facts in the case can be prepared aony George N Petroff. manager adfied Kentucky Derby Saturday, Her oldest “child” is an adopted,
from the 200-odd pages of official yon, Hirlinger, Irving Stineman, byt the field was quickly reduced daughter, now 43. The youngest’
transcript of the nine-day Trial. Civic Haskell, G. Wayne Gabert,it? 17 when one of the candidates of her realy adopted brood oe
was convicted in non- H.Y. Levinson and Carl Bradley. ,jnjured himself | a pair of 1fyear-old twins. Her | BOSTON im — Prof.-Gitford | Dve as mice be a own son Dale is 38 \Whitman of Columbia University fatal shooting last Aug. 26 of Wi There were no surptises as the
offered iliam C.. Clark, 27, following d Almost from the time of at
a) ciple eerien or Ore pace Gaecan' the tes over man Shower S$ Tonight,
Thumb Suckers Tip
_ trainers or thetr representatives Carriage to machinist Benjamin. —
citation from the league for his
part in “substantially aiding in de-
' stroying the threats of a in yaad suckers.in a talk to the;
‘American Assn, of Orthodontists.
\He said if a child is taught to ‘lagement ef a Fenton farm |
iby Clark Dye’s sister.
| Smith based the petition for re-, ~. Weatherman Says / | eee of all. derbies. It'll cost chas ‘reverberated with the shouts|
whistle it would take the thumb:
from his mouth and thus allow his:
teeth to develop normally.
- In Today’s Press. ‘stayed until they were married
The’ surprise came when_a few and held their weddings in her
ight Minutes after Reaping Right was home. Others even took her name:
entered it was announced that T.| Busy as always, Mrs, Pritchard ype, JANE M. PRITCHARD
A. Grissom’s Louisiana Derby win- was sorting laundry when word
ner injured a leg in a workout and came yesterday that a jury of the “Tve had an abundant life,” she 'trial on alleged faulty instruction =
to the jury by. Judge Adams,),al-| The U. 8. Weather Bureau
jleged prejudicial remarks by dicts occasional showers t
‘Chief Assistant Prosecutor George’ ‘ending -tomorrow for the Pohtiac
F. Taylor. and the fact that Dye srimq Tonight will be cloudy with
be
Pontiac.”
Now associated with a rea
tate firm as a salesman. Gilgh
and his wife live at 50 Neome Dr... DAVID Y. GILPIN
During his police career, he re- “>,
Germinal ceived four departmerital cita- of a™gumber of Oakland County was not permitted to testify to
tions for outstanding work in the racketeérg. County News ...... %6, 32, vd jhearsay evidence of Clark's al- ® low of 42-46 _ would be witedraywn. Nevertheless, American Mothers Committee, said. “I need no reward, When I
performance of his duty. In 1945, The awaqd to Gilpin will bi made Editorials ......... leged tendericies to violence The fotecast for tomo is it still cost the Detroit owner $250. meeting in New York, had chosen see my married girls and
the lieutenant's entire six, man by Mayor illiam W.. DonaJdson, Food News 33 thru a Dye’s stay of execution under continued cloudiness and /cooler. according to Lincoln Plaut, s Her as the outstanding mother of families come home, I know .
squad, received citations for “‘out- former board ~mgmber of the Sports . $9, 50, 51, 52, 53 bond of $10,000 will be continued The high will be 52-56. Churchill Downs steward. Reaping the year. lanl the work has been worthwhile.
standing coordination and team- league. |: Theaters : ..-. 4 for 20 days, Smith said today. He, The lowest thermometer/ reading. Right's name was the second in| ‘I'm moved to tears, " she said. Mrs. Pritchard will ” to New
we . State Police Colmaniner: Jo- -TV & Radio Programs . ...., 63 ‘said a new stay of éxecution will bein downtown Pontiac prefeding & the entry box, following that of; with a soft smile, then added York next Monday to be ein ot
ak, meritorious service eventu-- seph A. Childs will be guest speak- Wilson, Earl ...... . 15 ‘granted pending: the high court's a.m, was 42. The thermometer stablemate Invalidate, ome of the, quickly, ml never want nd ret t the antal. Mothers Com |
ally led: to the trial | and cotiviction er, = o meeting. Women’s Pages..... 17 thru 22 decision. rose to 62 at 2 p.m. , | ifew, speed horses in the large field. one to see m tears. . ference.
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|iSrcmosabaion , Union Claims | UAW. Local : President! §
Meets With Officials
on Pay Grievances
Some 1,500 employes of Pontiac
eee ee oe ee
anteed annual wage benefits due
to lay-offs at the plants which)
have idled 3,000 workers, local
union officials claimed today.
Charles Curry, president of Pon-
tiae Motor Local 653, UAW, met!
last night with other officials of
the union to draft a letter to UAW
President Walter Reuther request-
ing a meeting between General
Motors and the union to investi-
gate pay grievances.
Curry said at present laid off
workers are drawing only Michi-|
gan unemployment insurance. |
“The local claims the hiring of
2,367 new employes between July |)
1 and Dec. 16, 1955 has eventually,
resulted in laying off high senior-
workers.
“If the company had not con-
tinued hiring into December 1955
~ or if they had heeded our warning)
on Dec, 19 to lay off temporary;
and low seniority workers, our
higher seniority employes now laid
off would have qualified tor» vaca-
tion pay and the GAW,” Curry,
said.
Workers had to be employed May /of
1 im order to draw GAW pay, he
added.
Farrell £. Roberts
Tosses Hat in Ring Former Assistant Oakland Coun- |
is and the Chamber of Commerce,
and the County, State and National
bar associations. ;
Jet Bomber Crashes cz
in Nebraska; 4 Dead'%.
+|that there are too many detailed
has /instructions “apparent pared ____... one son. He is a member of Kiwan- . 2d lek ° Michigan Man |
Dies in Rome — Albert Gibson, Official
of State Icebox Firm
Succumbs to Attack :
RONE (# — A honeymoon trip > jdeath of Albert Gibson, 31, execu-
tive vice president of the Gibson
Refrigerator Co. of Greenville,
Mich.
Gibson suffered a heart attack
Monday night a few hours after
he and his bride, the former
Nancy Moriarity of Grand Rapids,
Mich., arrived in Rome. He died
yesterday afternoon at Rome's
Salvatore a a JOHN THORS JR.
HONORED — John Thors Jr.,
principal of Pontiac High School
from 1930 to his retirement last
;summer, was honored at a lunch-
eon today of the Oakland County/Greenville,
‘Secondary School Principals Assn. 'Paris yesterday. With him were ine or and his
father, Charles Gibson, also of
who came here from
The elder Gibson said the son
and his bride came here’ after
‘Spending a month’s honeymoon at! retiring princi of Royal Oak
- = y (Davos, Switzerland, where they)
skied, and in Istanbul, Athens and! ‘High School.
Over 33 Billi F qs *
ver lon un | [Pkg had been in Paris cette
months” on a vacation.
Pledged for Defense sz, mrs °n.tscrusaten, would accompany the body back
(Continued From Page One) to Greenville by plane for funeral
cut of $48,066,000 but an increase ‘service there, as soon as local
of $871,774,444 over this year, |*T™alities are arranged. Air Force — $15,479,125,000, a The younger Gibson, who mar-
budget cut of $187,375,000 but an ried Miss Moriarity April 2, en-
increase of $739,361,830 over this) His service to education was cited.
Also honored was Miles W. Marx,
tered the refrigerator business
with his father in 1950. He later
became executive vice president
The rest of the money in the|and secretary of the firm's de-
bill was: allotted to the office of|fense products division, succeeding
the of defense and to/his uncle, Frank S. Gibson Jr. who
interservice activities, none of)became board chairman. —
Summerfield Sorry
for Speech Slip-Up Piahecerpectindehd W—A red-faced
‘ostmaster General Summerfield It called also for better use of/was reported busy apologizing to- hisithe staff in the office of the sec- day for a speech in which he asked!
retary of defense, commenting!a group of doctors for Republican
campaign oe The oucksiae was a breakfast
get-together yesterday of medical
society officers and members of,
the state congressional delegation.
In his reniarks, Summerfield’
thanked the doctors for ‘‘contribu-|
ting $75,000" to President Ejisen-
hower’s 1952 campaign.
money, Summerfield added, was
— to help fight socialized medi- an example it cited a detailed or-
der on uniform standards for in Italy ended yesterday with the) —
jradar clockings.
i oe 6 NEIL G. BRACKSTONE —
Former Pontiac Airport man-
ager
been given the 1956 President's
Award by the American Assn.
of Airport Executives, for meri-
torious services, He is currently
manager of Lansing’s airport.. He
took the Lansing post in 1941, aft-
er managing the cathe tor
13 years.
Radar Timers
Still to Be Used Detroit Police Ordered
to Continue Practice as
Court Favors Motorists
DETROIT w= = Despite a court
ruling declaring radar timers il-
legal, Detroit police will continue
to issue tickets on the basis of
yesterday ordered police radar op-
erations to go on as before.
The order followed a confer-
encé with Police Commissioner
Edward 8. Piggins, corporation
counsel Nathaniel H. Goldstick
and representatives of the Traf-
fie Safety Assn.
| On Tuesday Traffic Judge John)
|D. Watts dismissed a speeding!
charge based on a radar timing. |
Yesterday he instructed five court
referees to refer all questionable
jeder speed cases to him for per-|
sonal hearing.
Piggins said police will continue
|to use radar for tracking of speed-
jers unless forced by law to stop. | Pontiac Deaths
JMrs: William ioia Doecidion
Traffic Director James A. Hoye. Mrs. William J. (Lettie) Donald-
Hensen of San Jose,
followed in the Richmond Ceme- tery.
Neil G. Brackstone has |)
Hugh C..Howes.
\Hugh C. Howes, 48, of Dear-
born, died suddenly at his home
Friday, April 27, Mr. Howes mar-
Besides his wife, he is survived
Diego, Calif, and Mrs, Mary For-
wae of ‘Evanston, i. eer
‘Thomas P. Mason.
Thomas 'p. Mason, 79, former
loca] \representative of Standard
Oil €o., and lifetime resident of
Pontiat died this morning in Pon-
in ill health several weeks.
He was born in Pontiac June 29,
1876, the son of John and Violet
Mason and was married to the
former Jean Wallace.
Presbyterian Church and &
charter member of Pontiac KI-
wanis Club, was in the cartage
business fot years. He later be-
came the local representative of
Standard Oil Co. from which he
retired July 1, 1939. The Masons
made their home at 22 Oneida
Rd,
He leaves two nieces, Eva and
Ella Austin of Mark St. and three) NATO Chane
.|conference schedule today in prep-
‘aration for the opening of a coun- |The Day in Birmingham
Seem Imminent. Dulles Proposes ‘More
Than a Military “Poet!
to Member Nations
PARIS w@—Secretary of State
Dulles and other Western foreign
ministers dug into a wide-ranging
cil meeting of the North Atlantic
Treaty Mo eeiets .:
Western diplomats say the two-
day NATO session tomorrow may
be a momentous meeting for the
15-member ministerial council.
Dulles has said one ef the chief
objectives is to plan the reshaping
of NATO “into something more
than a military alliance.”
Shortly after he got here yes-
terday, he was given a French
ried Norma Cunningham of* asl tional agency to distribute eco-
i nomic ald to the world’s needy.
by 'two daughters, Nancy of San|
tiac General Hospital. He had been|
Mr, Mason, a member of First _|' plan calling for a new interna-
He conferred two hours with
‘French Foreign Minister Christian
Pineau on the French proposal,
which, informants said,: urges U.S.
cooperation in forming an aid
agency outside NATO.
U. S. Secretary of State Dulles
and British Foreign Secretary Sel-
wyn Lloyd had a midday meet-
ing. The British informants said
Lloyd told Dulles NATO members
should push their aid programs
through other institutions. Suggest-
ed were the International Mone-
tary Fund, the Colombo Plan for
Southeast Asia, or agencies of the
United Nations.
American spokesmen declined to
plan.
Picket County Projects
ALPENA (# — Carpenters are)
picketing building projects in six)
counties to back up pay demands |
‘against 19 general contractors. The
strike has affected building in Al-|
pena, Presque Ile, Alcona, Mont- nephews, Stuart A. Austin of Chero-
lkee Rd,, Harry B. Austin of E.!
Iroquois Rd. and John C, Austin
jof Lake-Orion.
day from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-
el with Dr. William H. Marbach,
/his pastor, officiating. Burial will
be in Oak Hill Cemetery. ————9 eee
Officials in Kalamazoo, one of |
| the first cities in the state to_
| use radar, voiced strong criti-
cluded 306 millions for the Nation-
al Guard arid 410 millions for re-
search and development.
* * s
Funds voted for the Navy call
for an active fleet of 1,005 ships
being added to the fleet during
the year. The 1957 shipbuilding - “Then he told the doctors he was| Cism of Judge Watts’ decision.
in mid-1957, with 32 new ships) depending on their-continued sup-| Municipal Judge Clark M. Olm-
,port to elect a Republican Con- stead said, “I believe radar is
gress in a ee legal and ‘accurate and I believe, Sits An ; pa ure it is far better than clocking a
of summertiein | 5 ler. State Police and police
were. Democratic Reps. Rabaut, ns = anal three-fourths of our larger cities |
Dingell and Hayworth, who ts the use radar to apprehend speeders.” | postmaster general's own con-| Kalamazoo Police Chiet Sherwin
gressman Heywood said ‘I've always/ con- |
Rep. Dingell, whose late father. | sidered it (radar) the most/ accu- |
Rep. John i). Dingell Sr. sponsored rate method of establishing the, compulsory health insurance legis- speed of a vehicle!"’
sane ee wporehoied §
ane. »,, COUTt Slaps NLRB.
on Issue of Pickets isulting."’
WASHINGTON in — The U. §S.
Dr. L. Fernald Foster of B
\City, secretary of the siedical
society, said it had not been.
planned for Summerfield to make;
a speech.
} Recover Cannon Balls —
From Hillsdale College carriers, 13 smaller gnided mis-
guided missile cruiser and 6 nu- “He was introduced as a cabinet
officer and asked if he wanted to
say something,’’ Foster said. ‘It!
was an inadvertent slip on his
part. He was trying so hard to
praise us for preserving free en- program provides for 23 new
ships, including 6 Forrestal type
sile vessels, a nuclear-powered
clear powered ae Court of Appeajs held today that
jthe National Labor Relations
Board . cannot pénalize strikers.
|who picket peacefully, for the mis-
*\ conduct of others.
| The unanimous decision written |
, by Judge David L. Bazelon, struck
. @ number ‘of municipal
_ struction im other states. The Navy as have 12,600 ac-
tive aircraft during the year, byes
provision for an additional
‘airplane deliveries a ae which. were imbedded in concrete through the fiscal year ending
and-weigh 1.100 pounds, as a ha2z-/June 30, 1958. Navy military per-
sonnel at the end of the year
The youths chipped the balls free) would be 672,000, plus 205,735 Ma. of the concrete after getting them | ines.
to the fraternity house. They of-
“fered to pay damages and cost of MORE FOR 852s.
replacing the cannon balls. Air Force allotments include
: funds to speed up construction of
Cement Shortage \ Told B52 bombers and expansion of the
‘ Air Force to 137 wings.
BENTON HARBOR ‘#\ — City!. Russia's air threat, the commit-.
managers of Benton Harhkor and tee commented, is growing steadi-
St. Joseph have been advisad thatily and the Soviet probably will!
a cement shortage will slow\down equal the United States in offen-
paving sive airpower capability within a
projects this summer. Supplers| few years unless domestic plane
said there is a shortage of ce production is marred: up.
ment because of toll road con-
| The committee en the en-'
\tire $6,048,500,000 requested for
‘aircraft and felated procurement,
jitcluding. $1.142,654,000 for guid-|
missiles and $87.256.000 for,
The Weather — Fol U.S. —— Burese Report:
iC VICINITY — Par \ today, high @9-61.\ Moetly cisedy, midsile components. tonteht eee with eceasional | »
showers ending tome |
deutgee #2- Goshen semersew high As\ an meres of why the Air
Neer lode te ete ne tatte eet ahet Fotce, needs so much money to
on keep in operation, the. committee
jsaid it\ may cost “as: much aS
lore raTotez ta Ponting, sam Somer a ful Ee Ba
Ou 8 2 Rortewest velocity 20 m.p.h yom © ia
Report Arab. Plot
nto Slay U.N. Chief (Continued From Page One)
weekend to writh his final report,
«to be given the Council nex .
week, \ hour tonight ad uoctewon ts uecth’
5-90 miles a im hpar tomerr tomerrow. ner
rection: wes
“Sun sets bh ere <' 7M on
en rae, Treas LE a
‘oon nets Thursday “i 12 re p.m.
Mose riper Pridey a! at 2:02 am
—Wednesday in im Ponttac
Recorded eee
ed perio seonwe
. ee
&
40
oon
His report cigs mostly
“Age | in seetee ‘background and a hing of his ef-
Lowest tempersture presets meses: # forts to stop the fighting and bor-|
oe 0 ‘vee 3 der <incidents. He made no rec-|
Righest and Lowest Te Fiupesctors: This ‘ommendations, He is \expected to
oe wm. te in 84 Years include some in his next report
30 1p 1911 Hammarskjold recalled that he’
oe sence 8g Tomperatare a ne lhad reported earlier assurances of
suf \ ive a New Orleant 60 40 Egypt and Israel, not to.engage in|
mee . | $148 Kew Orlean ¢) 3 45 hostilities except! ih self-defense. |
: 60 ‘ewe 4 48 He then said he had conéluded
M. Louls v2 46 ‘with positive result" the nego
ar Marie’ sa 4g tiations with the parties to the’ One Yier
“i we <6 Sytia, aan and Jordan.
City M8 7 other. three: armistice agreements, | | terprise that he athe into politics.”
= Donald 0. Menzies
Seeking Nomination ois rare he Former Oakland County Under- thority to deny reinstatement ex-
sheriff Donald O. Menzies said to- '¢nds only to strikers ‘‘who au-
day he will seek the Democratic ‘thorized or participated in the’
nomination for county Sheriff in’ wrongful conduct and their aiders:
the August 7 primary election, / and “WSR”
Menzies, 48, first joined the Sher-
iff's department in 1926 on ne 300. False Alarms!
I graduation from Clawson High
School. He served as uniform/dep-|| DETROIT « — Three-hundred
uty and detective before being false alarms rang simultaneously
named undersheriff in 17, _at the Detroit fire department yes-
Married and the father ef three terday. A thief stole a four-foot!
sons, Menzies is a Mason, ‘a Shrin- section of master cable connecting
er, an Elk, an Eagle ang a mem- fire alarms boxes with the fire
jber of the Sportsman's, Club. He départment dispatcher. When the
willl oppose George Hicks and Wil- ‘cable was cut the alarms went off.
liam Dahlerup for” the nomination. |The thief aa —— —— ‘down an/ NLRB nuling that peace-|
lable pickets share responsibility,
lif they do not repudiate violence
iby Rope
> court quoted and agreed
mf —
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@ Barber Shears
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CIGARETTES
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Brotherhood of Carpenters is ask-|
ing $2.70 am hour now and $2.80 in.
September on residential projects,
and $2.90 on industrial building. |
There are 4,170,000 tractors on)
farms in the United States.’
Limit 10 Packs
Lucky Strike, Camels, Old
Phillip Morris, Chesterfield,
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nt
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Men
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Hanes surrey ribbed “T’
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ful cut for comfort and action. Gay colors ene designs.
$1 Value
will
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white, blue,
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Two-way collars, short sleeves,
All sizes in-
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give Dulles’ reaction to the French|
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ‘SUPER-SPECIALS’
PAINTS DEP’T. SPECIALS
Odorless Wall Paint
Recreati on Board May
Okay Driving Area Plan BIRMINGHAM—The Recreation| «
Board will approve a plan for) |
City ‘Manager. Dana
Whitman and Recreation Director
Frank Whitney on a study they
made, working with City Planner
Herbert Herzberg.
The board was asked for a
plan for recreational use of the
66-acre field across from the high
school. Whitman and Whitney
have formulated such a plan,
and the board will hear it and
act upon it tonight, Mrs. Jack-
A new state law requiring driver
training for those under 18 faced
the school board with the prob-
lem, of training public, private and
parochial children of Birmingham,
Mrs. Jackson points out.
‘ Robert Girarden, who will take
the recreation director's pogt on
May 14, is spending today work-
ing with Whitney, screening ap-
plicants for the summer recréa-
tion program. Girarden will attend
tonight's mes
.
Parents are bette urged to re-|
port handicapped children when
the school census is taken May 10
through 30.
Dr. Paul D. Carter, assistant superintendent of schools, point-
ed out yesterday that a special
effert is being made to obtain |
information on all handicapped
children. Such information would
aid the Board of Education in -educatigh offices.
years of age should be reported.
The 24 census takers will have
an organizational meeting at 10:30
a.m. next Tuesday in the board of
Others are John G: Denlevy, sen-
for vice commander Arthur Rein-
bold, junior’ vice commander, D.
G. Morgan, quartermaster, and
_|William J. Watson Jr., adjutant.
The post’s auxiliary officers, are
Mrs. .Edith Wilkinson, elected for
her second term, Mrs. Agatha
Rathka, senior vice president, Mrs.
Charles Mintling, junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Floyd Crouse, treasurer
and Mrs. ahs eo Reatis , aecretary.
The Michigan Federation ot Young Republicans have nomi-
_nated Mrs. Betty Ellis for the
vice chairman's offiée. Election
wilt be at the state convention
in Lansing May 11 and 12.
Vice chairman of-the 18th Con-
gressiona! district (Oakland Coun-
ty) Young Republican Club, Mrs.
Ellis is a Royal Oak school teach-
er living at 2301 W. Lincoln Bir-
mingham.
* Ld *
High School band members are
in readiness for their concert. to-
night at 8:15 p.m. =
auditorium. incu,
LOW. LUSTRE
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well
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Waterproofs brick,
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7-Inch Paint Roller
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He drove his new automobile 100 lio epidemic .is over in Buenos ™
Wyoming lay Entersiicct trom the decier’s showroom! Aires and the wurounding prov
Second Degree Verdict; |an4 collided head on with another/ince. The area was the core of
20 Y car. “=~ {the outbreak which killed 270 of
ears-to Life . Billiard, a. nickel worker,-was the more than 3,000 Argentines
- | SSS Re-'struck down.
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Fred Layman, one of three-de-! 98 North J —Resamont
fense lawyers, moved that the ver Saginew .
dict Judge Thompson
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in Murder Try Spurned Female Runs :
Cor Over Pedestrian .
Three Times
NEW ORLEANS — Police’ ‘for Public Trial | Papers Press
California Judge Bars
Proceedings of Wife
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Legal,
charged a 33-year-old woman driv-|
er with attempted murder after!
witnesses said she deliberately hit
a pedestrian and ran over him
two or three times before q me-
chanic — ae! car. :
i] °
They aaa Miss
fell x woman,
Beatrice P. Adams, would
them only that “‘he took advan
- tage of me.” I
* SWERVED CAR hes |
The incident apparently was the
outgrowth of a love affair broken!
‘off when Mack Jernigan, the 39
year-old victim, became recon.
ciled with his wife, said police.
Jernigan was réported_ in a
eigg condition at Charity Hos-|
M palice Set. Lon Couste said wit-
nesses told him Miss Adams de-'-
liberately swerved her car and hit
Jernigan yesterday as he tried to
enter his own parked vehicle. He
said the witnesses said she turned
around, ran over him and then |
“GETTING A | HEAD _ Martian
creature wearing strange head,
riding un-strange motorcycle is
., just an ordinary man. This father,
up: ‘the hood andjin Rome, Italy, uses this simple
pulling out in to tote a toy auto home to
; his youngster. :
‘Engineering Can Ope
Door to Future ‘Success Many of today's high schoo! seniors
will be starting next fall To
some thi! the Wumahiecooee 3 my iv expec
This free, firet of fiv five “ews has been
D the means of thinking.”
What about specialization? Dean)
| Brown says:
ANN ARBOR @ — So you want| AVOWD ff FIRST
to be an engineer? Well, you) “Many students might well be)
picked a field in which the quali-| jadvised to avoid specialization in
fications high work | 2"Y particular field of engineering.
. = — = : ‘Fe or ten years after graduation,
-€ @: © hee engineer is given assignments
picked in which in industry without regard to the
<a onmuty poop et ot i particular program he elected in
college."
What about girls in the field?
At the University of Michigan, he
says, one to one and half per cent
of the students are girls.
Dean Brown suggests this be
| kept in mind. Some 40 per cent
ot all executives in industry
| have engineering backgrounds.
In 1890, there were 344 engineers
te every 100,606 esfiployes, Now
there are 1,550 engineers to each |
100,000 employes.
By its very nature, he says, the
of engineering “has to bejis the purely technical end:
is sales work: a sales enginee
on elbe tai Geeaiael oie
There is operations: the fields of
2 a a nee
Now ana is- — engiteer-|
ing. Michigan is one of the
schools in the nation offering a
Master of Science Degree in Nu-
clear Engineering.
The field is large. The student.’
says Dean Brown, has to learn to:
. | work. quantitative, rigorous—the ate aoe experimental research. There
has #@ work.”
Dies of Severe Burns
DETROIT (@ — Eight-year-old,
4Marilyn Bistline. of Detroit died|
aed Wednesday of burns suffered April,
fire set fire to fer petticoat.
Judge Donald Geary from holding,
|San Francisco Examiner yester-
lon the issue
ipetition a his paper,
“a fairly highly developed skill in|
| He told
Ht ene toad to many fieids. There
12 when sparks from a rubbish not campaign in previous elections moves by four newspapers to’
‘force a Santa Rosa judge’ ‘to open. ;
a murder trial to the press come |
up today before the 3rd Br
(Court of >
Superior A writ to ante
a closed trial--was sought by the
iday. But Presiding Justice B. F.
:Van Dyke, the lone » judge present,
‘said at least two of the court’s
‘three jurists would have to rule
* Ld *
Gordon pete: ts —_
the Santa
'Rosa Press - Democrat and the
Sacramento Bee. | ‘
| Examiner attorneys brought
‘their action to Van Dyke shortly
jafter Judge Geary excluded seven
reporters from the trial of Mrs.
iCharlotte Black, 63, accused of
| killing her ee last February.
The judge a ra press after
|Mrs. Black waived her constitu-|
tional right to a public trial Tues-
day,
Aims Rock al Nuns
| ‘Just to Be Helpful’ oor Utah —Thomas Daw-
n, 39, says he was only trying to;
|hetp when he threw a rock at two
nuns.
| ! . .8 *
City Judge Charles
Sneddon he tossed the rock be-’
cause the women were checking|
their gas tank to see if it was full,
and had just struck a match to
see better. j
“I wanted to warn them of the
danger,” he said. “It was quite a
large rock, It was the only one I
leould find. It missed the car and,
struck a man who was quarrel-.
ing with his wife. The rock
glanced off his head and / through
a grocery ae window.
e
At this, nese any the man
got ‘ ‘upset and came over to make
trouble.”
Judge Sneddon sentenced Daw-'
son to 30 days in city jail on a’
[disorderly conduct charg conduct charge. |
ROK’s Rhee Starts
“Re-election Drive
SEOUL (#—President Synghman
Rhee climbed on the political)
stump today to make his first,
campaign and ‘‘whistle - stop”
speeches since the Republic of Ko-
rea was — in aes:
| Rhee, 81, i cous lea
term in the May 15 election. He
|spoke at Nonsan, 100 miles south
of Seoul, and—at Taejon, Chochi-
|won and Suwon stations, along the
jrailroad route back to the capital. ;
He apparently took the stump
‘because of the hard campaigning
of his two major opponents—Dem-
joerat, P. H, Shinicky and Pro
igregsive Cho Bong Am. He did)
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
MAY 3. 1956
THURSDAY,
Car Check Dates Set In a formal proclamation Mayor
Donatpson has set May 7 to 13 as the
: dates of Pontiac's annual automobile
| safety checkup campaign.
i. During that period, under the
- auspices of the Chamber of Com- —
merce safety committee, police
department and local automobile
dealers, motorists will be able to get ©
free checkups for the asking. Also
co-operating are all of the City’s
> service clubs.
ye te x *
Equipment to be tested. in-
od clude brakes, front and rear
lights, exhaust systems, wind-
» shield wipers, tires, steering,
glass, rearview mirrors and
horns. -
7 If they are in good condition,
| motorists: will be given windshield
stickers, If defects are found, police
will issue warning summonses and
owners will have 72 hours in which
_ to have them corrected.
woe
For the convenience of the
public, says Safety Committee
Chairman Clyle R. Haskill, test-
ing teams will be at five check
points in the City. Locations
are West Huron at North Sagi-
naw, Auburn near East Boule-
vard, Montcalm near Summit,
Nerth. Johnson near State and
Orchard Lake near Berwick. -
While this is an entirely voluntary
, program, we urge all motorists to
take advantage of it. The little time
the tests take is more than compen-
. Sated for by the knowledge that
important equipment is in perfect
working order.
: It’s better to be safe than sorry.
——EEE—_EE_____—_—_——
Red Terror in U.S. One of the strangest stories in our
postwar history reveals that Soviet
secret police using terror tactics have
induced five Russian refugee seamen
to return to their homeland.
Even stranger, the terrorization of
these Russians took place in the Na-
tion’s largest city. Refugees from the
U. 8. 8. R., with four others, since
their ship was captured by the Chi-
nese Nationalists 20 months-ago, they
~ had been living in New York sincs
last, fall.
* x *
About midwinter these seamen -
were located by Communist secret
police. The ‘Reds threatened,
pleaded with them to return
home and showed them phony
_ letters from relatives. Suddenly
-all five of them disappeared to
turn up a few days later at New
York’s International Airport sur-
- rounded by 20 Recolas agents.
x. *
Immigration see held a brief
hearing and found the refugees’ exit
visas in order and were assured that
they were returning home “volun-
tarily.’ Representatives of Church
World | Service who had helped the
five get a new start in America, were .
- denied admission. Only a lawyer for
the Soviet consulate in New York
represented the seamen. —
{n the opinion of tmmigration
officials the Russians’ departure
was entirely legal. Freedom to go
home, they say, is a basic right
every alien enjoys in_ America.
Moreover, the sailors never com- .
plained of coercion.
* * *
That, of course, won't soften the
“shock felt by the people when they
* "learned of Russian police activity
hére. Our government has done well
to insist on recall to Russia of two
Soviet U.N. employes for their objec-
tionable part in this affair.
&
'. possible. © _ = 2
_ and commends them to others. She says,
--sixth year of publication. - ‘One. sure sign that times are
changing for the better is the revival
of hope that at long last abolition of
the - iniquitous poll tax may be
This good news is born of de-
velopments in Congress. Minne-
sota’s Democratic Senator Hum-
PHREY is backing a bill to
eliminate this outmoded and
discriminatory tax. At the same
time, however, he is indorsing a
-movement to accomplish the
same result by means of a con-
stitutional amendment.
* * *
Time was, and not so long ago,
when talk in Congress of antl-poll
tax legislation was the signal! for a
Southern filibuster. In 1948 a resolu-
tion against the poll tax and lynch-
ing and for fair employment
practices. split the Democratic con-
vention wide open and started the
Dixiecrat revolt.
The constitutional amendment
method has been proposed by ten °
Southern Senators. Their feeling
is that states and not the Federal
government should decide this
issue. It is worth noting that
among those indorsing the amend-
ment idea is J. Strom Thurmond,
the Dixiecrats’ 1948 Presidential Soviet Advertising Campaign _ :
candidate.
* * * David Lawrence Says:
Five states still have the poll tax,
which was devised to discourage
Negroes from voting. They are Ala-
bama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas
and Virginia. Regardless of whether
the method used is statute or amend-
ment, the levy’s abolition would be
an historic political step forward... WASHINGTON — Curtis E. Le
May, head of the Strategic Air
Command of the US. Air Force,
has made a sensational revelation.
Hjstorians of the Korean War will
note it with extraordinary interest.
He confirms, in effect, what Gen
Douglas MacArthur said five years
ago—that the United States could
The Man About Town
It Is Big Money
Factory Suggestion Awards
Pay Substantial Dividends
TV: What feeds us
from hither and yawn.
Recent employe suggestion award dis-
tribution at >.
Pontiac Motor Division
runs up into five figures. Each receiving
$1,250 are
could have changed the whole face
of things in the Far East by using
maximum power against the Red
Chinese bases in Manchuria
Gen, Le May didn’t discuss the
Korean War nor Gen. Mac-
Arthur's views as such, but bis
answer to a prepared question
leaves no doubt that the United
States made a fatal mistake in
failing to press the war to a vie-
torious conclusion in Korea in
1950 and 1951. Here is the ques-
tion asked by the Senate Armed
Ferces subcommittee and Gen.
Le May's answer:
“Q. Does the Strategic Ar Com:
mand now have combat effective-
ness sufficient to enable it to dis-
charge its principal ré€ponsibility?
“A. Yes; at the present time and
in spite of recent Soviet gains in programs
J. J. Bailey
of 137 West Princeton Ave., and
__ Percy D. Bitler
of Watkins ‘Lake. A total of 122 others
received from $12.50 to $833 each.
Back from a Washington trip,
Mrs. Gemma Striffler
of the Press editorial staff tells me that
she was privileged to sit next to
General Curtis LeMay
at the first open Senate inquiry into an
lmcrease in the air force and production, ft is considered
that the Strategic Air Command
continues to maintain sufficient ad-
rantage over the Soviet offensive
capability to enable accomplish-
ment of its primary roles.
“We must recognize, however, a
new lactor—Rhes entered the equa-
ton, 4nd that ts that the Soviet
Union has a long-range attack ca-
ay that it did not have five~
ears ago. This factor creates the
possibility of an initial surprise at-
tack upon the Strategic Air Com-
‘mand which, in turn, would reduce
its deterrent power and retaliatory
capability, .
“However, under any reason-
able set of assumptions, we be-
lieve we now have the capability
of winning any war the Soviets
might start. We are not capable
of winning it without this coun-
try'’s receiving very serious dam
age, Five years ago we could
hase won the war without the
country’s receiving comparative.
ly serious damage.” From the current issue of that very
correctly named ‘
“Panacea,”
publication put out by the patients at the
Oakland County Tubertulosis Sanatorium,
I glean the names of 29 more former
patients who were restored ta health
there, and have returned to gainful occu-
pations.
It ts noted that the tulip display at
Holland, Mich, is scheduled for May 10
to 19. Many people who have seen both
tell me that in recent years that our own
White Chapel Memorial Park
far exceeds the Holland effort I have th
promise of
Manager Dorval D. Symons
that this column will be able to give you
ample notice when it !s to be at its peak
Last vear it was on May 15 Fivé and six years ago means
1950 and 1951. That was the time
- when the European Allies of -the
United States faltered and influ-
enced the Truman administration
not to apply maximum power in
Korea, The European Allies. had
only token forces in Korea. Ameri-
ca and South Korea, however, had
hundreds of thousands of toops in
the Battle area.- :
When Gen MacArthur, who was
the United Nations commander-in-
chief in Korea, begged in 1950 for
authority to fight back against the
enemy, his request was turned
down, A few weeks: later he was “Id ke to test the geographical ob-
servation of'the readers of your column,”
writes .
Perry Rosencrans
of Birmingham, who continues. “One of
the 48 states is bordered by six other
states, and it is possible to go south from
any of ee into that state. What state
is 1t?” Well, readers. get busy. We'll pub- .
lish the names of the first few who get it.
. ‘ summarily dismissed by side A letter with a Pontiae postmark and tyiman. The oecine iis
signed, cthat -he was ¢ insubordinate.”’ al-
“Ive Been Through {t."
says that it costs a minimum of $50 for
the requffred tools and seeds if you have
a real attack of the gardening virus though ney hearing was ever given.
hint. by Truman. -General Mac-
Atthur s recommendations wert
erifieized ‘at tne time by Trumat
as likely to plunge the officials —— *
A woman with a heavy voice
wishes to be designated only as and who
fered by senators who Were, in ef-/
“Aunty Fat,” fect,. apologizing for the Trumafi
phones that she’s diligently reading our pe in Srernoving = Ger: Mag-
articles by
Josephine Lowman, But today Gen. Le May reveals
that.such was the air power of
the United States in 1950 /and
os that, if Lo Loe ae /been
EES a “IT find that- her advice works.”
Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Elizabeth La Fountain
{ Watkins Lake; ninety- second birthday
The Detroit Free Press;
ing its one hundred and twenty-
t
enter
have won the war in Korea and
aircraft and weapons technology -
nation into a third world war. In /tast- buck operators.
Congress this Was the argument ol: / straight have been a victory, This means
thay Soviet Russia in all prob.
-ability would never have involved
herself in a losing war just to
save Red China. It would have
been highly dangerous for in-
ternal reasons, as the Soviet rul-
ers were afraid to start a war
that might turn into a revolution.
Gen, Le May's testimony is of
transcendent importance entirely
apart from its value in retrospect.
He has outlined what is needed if
a war were to start tomorrow—and
he apparently feels America is still
ahead in air strength, though it
would suffer damage from long-
range air attack. He warns, more- Air Force General States More Power
Could Have Won Korean War for U. S.
pursued ip Korea, there would : over, that by 1960, unless tmpor-
tant increases in the U.S. air pro-
gram are made now, the enemy's
striking power will have grown
stronger than ours.
-Time has been on the side of the
Soviets due to the fatal mistake
made in Korea by the United Na-
tions. Will time aid Soviet Russia
to.the point where her rulers may
* feel strong enough to risk a war in
19602 Congress is concerned about
the answer to this question, and
that’s why so much attention is
being given now to an examination
of plans for the war that might
have to be fought four or five
years hence.
. Copyright, 1956, New York
Herald a Inc.
on't Believe Al | You Read
About Cause of Pneumonia
was a retired
ie on a
Tn incl
veloped pneumonia and died.
“My younger brother wrote me controls over a period of two or
three years gave evidence as
‘strong as we are likely to obtain
that such everyday “exposure”
does NOT predispose people to
Infection. Unfortunately for
Yankeeland, the health and medi-
cal “authorifies” here prefer to
ignore the British findings,
The encyclopédia bunk cited by
about it, bitterty blaming our \_ the correspondent does not men-
niece for allowing her father to
do ‘this. 1 wrote him back that I
believed cold weather has no
detrimental influence on health
and that pneumonia is caused by
a bacterium, not by ———
weather, ~
“Subsequently my brother's
comeback was as follows, trans-
lated into English:-
‘Tt is a proven fact that a
bad cold by carelessness easily
leads to pneumonia, especially
in older persons. The safest way
is therefore to keep indoors ty
the cold is over.’
“Then. | looked up the’ ‘article
on pneumonia in an encyclopedia.
and this is what IT found:
* *»
‘Disease of the lungs. /occur-
ring in two main forms, lobar
pneumonia and bron¢ho-pneu-
monia. Lobar pneumonia {s the
more acute form. In most cases
ft is caused by the /pneumococ-
cus of Fraenkel, a/germ which
is constantly * pr¢sent in the
mouths and throays of all normal
people. Exposuye’ ito cold and
wet, alcoholism/ ‘and debility pre-
dispose to i) disease. It he-
gins. .
“This seenis to be right up my
kid brother's alley. If you can
indicate better authorities to sup-
port| my arguments, I would be
much inferested. ts
{ F (Sigmed. -6..:..0005.)
_ First, what is a medical author-
ity? |Just how does a dactor
become a medical authority? To
become a bona fide atithority, a
doctor must publish or contrive to
gef published some :of his views.
Férmerly. if had to be published
in medical journals or medical
pooks. That's too slew for the i
Now they go.
into the newspapers,
popular magazines, radio and TY.
The unsigned balderdash quoted
trom the encyclopedia has been
parroted by medical authorjties
since the discovery of the infec-
tious nature of disease—that is,
that germs, bacteria, caus¢ dis-
ease. To the best of my knowle dze
there is. no scientific evidence that
exposure to cold and ~f in the
experience of
to pneumonia everyday. most
people “prédisposes”’
or other acute or chronic disease
of respiratory organs
On the other hand, the actual
experiments made by the British
Medical Research Counci} on
volusiteer - subjects under careful
we
a : ; * N ion
- fact-that stewards and “resistance.” Neither Shall
we, It’s silly enough to dub in
‘dispasition or illness “cold” when
you ‘'t know what it really is.
Signed Jetters, not more than one-page
or 100 wor long pertaining to personal
health and hyytene, not to disease, cord
nosis, gr treatntent, will be answered b
Dr, William Brady, if a stam self. addressed envel is sent =
tiee Press, Pontiac, \Michig
( Copyright. 1986)
"Voice of the People
~ New ‘Resident ’ Commpends.
City Symphony Orchestra ri be peces=-~
an. see see Pull
fo aay
Seacea oie
is. critical in tev patare,
Let’ s take time out oe boast-
‘ing of our Pontiacs , , . good as
they are... and start blowing a
big hopn for some of our people
who do other things than build
those beautiful cars. The best
‘2 thing in Pontiac today worth boast-
ing about is the Pontiac Symphony
Orchestra.
No other single occasion in my
listening experience has provided
the thrill andepleasure I derived
from the Orchestra a few nights
ago in the Lincoln auditorium,
This ta Pontiac,
mind you, in the “factory town”
you and I live and work im. And
let’s have no axe to grind, no
favors to friends; the writer had
not so much as @ distant nodding : the stage. As new residents, the |
‘Mrs. and I were hearing this
first time,
28 Douglas St.
‘What Use. Will Be Made
of Present Courthouse?’
What use does the Board of Supervisors plan to make of the —
present Courthouse Building and
site,
provision in the deed, the property
cannot be sold to private persons?
Norman Buckner
209 National Bidg.
—— 2 =
Hal Boyle Says: = aw
Stock Market Displaces 7
Baseball in U.S. Affection NEW YORK @ — I met an in
teresting fellow the other day. He
asm iin the Soe) area
Yop hardly run into that kind
of person any more. At least not
in my circle. : ;
EVERYONE JOINS IN
Practically everyone I seem to
meet now is “in the market.”’ So
is his brother. So is his Cee
mother.
* «
Le weoa sa [be Oho patanal time, Today the stock market
is. te You play baseball. But nobody
admits he plays the market. It's
not cricket to use that term. You
don't ‘play the market. You are
yust “in it.”
Who really is in the market?
Well, I know a mechanic who is.
I know several waiters who are.
I know several stenographers who
are. A lady who used to come and
help my wife do sewing is. So is
the masseuse my wife visits oc-
casionally when she gets a twinge
in her neckbone,.
* * *
In fact, it is probably easier to
name those of your acquaintance
who aren't in the market than to
list those who are, Wall Street has
become the real Main Street of
, America to millions.
* NOTHING AGAINST IT .
Now don't get me wrong. I have
nothing against the stock market
as an avenue to either security or
wealth, | don't regard it a dey-
i's trap for the unwary, nor do |
‘Teél that anyone who invests in
it is a gambler riding a band wag-
on to his own ruin. All I ask
is that those who are getting rich
in it would am do so quietly.
. « }
But they don't, It isn’t enough
that they own stocks. They insist
that you have to get into the mar-
ket, too. Presumably, they feel
that if everyone buys stocks all
the stocks will go on up and up—
and we'll all be rich together.
What a man did with his money
used to be bis own secret. Not any
more, ~
“Just what do_you do with your
money?” strangers murmur to
_ me at cocktai] parties.
“Well, some of it I use to light
my cigars when I run out
of matches," I tell. them. ‘‘And if I have any left over I put it -
into U, S, bonds.”
: * * * =
You'd think I was a Red con-
spirator trying to undermine the
American way of life. | “U.
of .10--years you'll probably get
less out of them, in terms of real
money value, than you put into
them?” .
* « »*#
“Maybe,” I admit, ‘But some-
body has to keep poor old Uncle
Sam trom going over the hill to
the poorhouse: If you won't do it,
I'll have to.”
This Only seems to infuriate
them.
The biggest objection I have to
the stock market is not that I
don’t know how to get rich in it
(if 1 did, IT would) but that it has
done mere to ruin the art of con-
versation than anything since tele--_
vision.
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE
Patience is a helpful thing
When there is need to wait
But there must be a limit too .
Or we may be too late... We “ee
' cannot simply sit around . .. From
one day to the next... And think
the world will come to us .. .
Because we are not vexed... We
cannot dream and while away .
The hours one by one... And tell
oursélves that nothing else . . . Is
needed to be done .. . We must
decide how long to wait... And
when the time is here. . . For us
to take some action that .. . Is
positive and clear...
ance can be valuable . . . In cer-
tain situations . . . But also there
is such a thing . . . As having too
much patience.
(Copyright 1956)
Looking Back 15 Years Ago
BRITISH AIR base
Iraq’s guns
FDR ASKS 24-hour-day, “T-day
week defense output.
70 Years Ago
PUBLIC ENEMY Karpis caught
by G-men,
U. S. PREPARES for naval
race,
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Dr. George Crane Strongly Opposed ~
to Serving Liquor Aboard Airplanes Do you think airplane pilots
should be forced to serve as
“bouncers” of drunks? Mr.
Quinn, head of the AFL union
to which about 6,000 Stewards
and Stewardesses belong, says
they oppose making “flying
saloons” out of modern passen-
ger airplanes, John Barleycorn
better sober up to modern pub-
lic opinion or he'll face Con-
gressional action to clip his
wings permanently.
BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case R-346: Rowland K. Quinn,
Jr., aged 29, ig head-of the AFL
union of Air Line Stewards and
Stewardess, which has almost 6, 000
members:
¢ 2« @#
A few months ago I had devoted
a column to the unfairness of cer-
tain Air Lines which force pass-
enger to sit beside liquor-guzzling
half drunks, as the stewardess is
compelled to act as- a common
harmaid to peddle martinis and
Whiskey up and down the aislex
Mothers with children thus
found themselves actually seated
in a flying saloon and beside.
maudlin passengers, who were
not only a bad example to the
children, but a hazard to safety.
And I was not exaggerating.
Soon after my column ran in
Chicago, Mr. Quinn further cor-
roborated {it with a pertinent ut-
terance for the -press.
For Mr. Quinn emphasized the
steward-
esses are opposed to such drink-
ing on airplanes. primarily be-
cause of the safety factor
‘Drinking doesn't contribute fo
the general comfort and welfare
of all pesenecrs. " Mr. Quinn ad-
ded
= ie stated that the new ards
and stewardesses of his union have. _ convert lovely definitely joined with the AFL Air
‘Line Pilots Association in opposing
drinking aboard arplanes.
Mr. Qunn also cited the case
* of a certain pilot who refused to
take a big airliner off the ground
because 18 of his 70 passengers
were so drunk they were a men-
ace. . ae
To mollify this wise pilot. 10
of the 18 druhks were finally taken
off the,plane and some 20 minutes
afterwards it went aloft. ~
Two hours later, however, some
of those eight drunks caused 80
‘much trouble that the pilot made
-an unscheduled landing and put
off the eight drunks.
* @¢ ee.
“But. the cockpit crew,” says
Mr. Quinn, ‘‘should not be expect-
ed to double as bouncers in a
cocktail lounge.’’
Democratic Congressman
Thomas Lane of ‘Massachusetts
threatened to present a bill, to
Congress to outlaw this dangerous
commercial practice of trying to
airplane steward-
esses into peddlers of whiskey up
‘and down the aisles
Airplanes are not ‘supposed fo”
be flying saloons. They hold a
virtual monopoly of such travel
over the territory alloted to them
oe
3 y,
Ue ee I by the C.A.B. govern-
ment. The saftey of their’ pas-
sengers supersedes the few dol-
lars made on liquor sales.
When a highly trained pilot and
co-pilot are wearing-head phones
to keep in constant touch with
airports on the ground for warn-
ings, air reports, etc., of your
aboard their planes.
MONEY MAD
Not all airlines hav® succumbed
to the sale of liquor aboard planes.
But some of the large companies
have done so, arguing that it is
“ forced on them by ‘‘competitive
necessity.
: * 8 @
That's malarky: Most people
“prefer sober pilots .as well as sober
Passengers On airlines, and even
those men who drink, don't want
their wives and children jeopard-
ized by drunken passengers on air
Tiners
“This “eampetitive necessity’ i¢
jist a camouflage for an attempt
_ to make a few more dollars.
British | ' Thomas Maraulay,
statesmen, once said that if com-
mercial firms ever found It to |
their financial advantage to deny
the law of gravity, soon they'd
cleverly invade even the public
schools and have the teachers
on their side.
This same greed for $$$ is'what
originally led to the 18th Amend-
ment and is causing. a growing
opposition to, the liquor industry
once more
ter sober up to a realization of
what Americans are thinking.
Alwayn write to Dr George W. Crane
in care*o® The Pontiac Press, Poritiag,
Michigan enclosing a long Je stamped,
self-addressed enyelofe and 20¢ te cover
typing and printing coste when you send
for his psychological charts and pam-
phieta,
(Copyright 1956) re if because of the reversion
S. bonds!" they yelp.
“Don't you know that.at the end —
shelled. by -
they should ~
“not be jeopardized by drunks
John Barleveorn “hete | ee
a
. vidge, air defense commander, by
~ WASHINGTON (INS)—Senate in roast tino m9 nergy mumber the U. 8, in long range/60 additiong!. questions ‘asked \by several billion dollar boost in the \detense budget. cenutry ago. Today's vestigators have been hearing} open hearing Monday that the [bombers in the 1988-1960 period. icornmitteemen. Bat ~ Syiiiing , secret testimony that. the U. S| U.S. will be “inferior” in strik- |The questions asked LeMay entlpeogianad Sia bimien wal tot would have difficulty shooting] ing power to the Russian long: |tiis replies’ had beer censored for because of delay ‘by the Penta rosstol seat Russian bombers range-alr force in the next two [security by the Pentagon. in returning the: —— " ‘
° s ander ~ present. program. Ipand production of the interconti.
—— } fo four years. PENTAGON DELAYS " land answers. inental jet bombers but Democratic) Modern shorthand
Jackson, a/ subcommittee meM- | senators inelading Jacksén, said
This is the picture reportedly The head of the’ Strategic Air} LeMay was to have returred ‘Meanwhile, — M. ‘b id. the est a |
developed yesterday in closed-door | Aiea Vv Ser Weary per. sald. additional money’ the req ee ee ee es in 1588. _!ment lot.
questioning of Gen. Earle E. Part- . . = BS? ‘bomber program to prevent | e @. _lassen produce: enough wallpaper
: the U, 8. from tagging searel| ‘The . administration Sy jeach madeg in the nation’s factories:
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| fal Type Pa Policeman Needs ~ Senators Hear Fighters Cannot Reach. Soviet Bomber: peta me By ROSH picKEE . Force testified that Reushia will ou} yesterday to reed anewers to dye , | Sicheen (Wash) called for a should be provided in’ this year's: isso or in i grising-trleom slice sum Ga etbon, suare- hs
modern proc-|works.Another car rolled down an je
peeks bumped his car into a third | --——,
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originated in. ‘clerk in the detective office ‘and
England and the first system was | ithe cars were in the police depart-
the Senate subcommittee probing
the adequacy of U. S, air power.
' Committee sources said this
country has no interceptor at the |
present time which could deal
with the Soviet Bison if it flew
at its maxinwm altitude.
Partridge was said to have testi-
fied that this country is developing
& supersonic interceptor that could
down the Bison. But a committee |.
source said the new interceptor * ‘is |
a long way off yet.”
Tr’s SOVIET’S BEST
The Bison is the ocean-spanning
bomber which the Soviets let rep-
resentatives of the free world see
for the first time a year ago when
the big war planes flew in forma-, ‘
tion over Moseow's May Day cele-. .
bration. It. is the bomber which} MOre important would carry atomic weapons '
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‘By RAY HENRY Associated Press Writer
The old age pension you're earn-
ing through Social Security pay-
ments is not intended to give you
gomplete financial freedom, even
living modestly, when you reach 65.:
The government figures’ a re-
tired gouple needs about $200 a
month these days to live modestly
in a large city. The maximum So-
cial Security pension a man can
now build for his wife and himself
is $162.80, today’s average is con-
siderably below that.
The difference between your old
*! Hivings whep you geach 65 de-. selt and your wife a modest |
pends on a number of factors.
To a certain degree, it will de-|
pend on the <
of the country
come to fill the gap.
It'll also depend to a lesser de-
gree, on you choose. to
retire. For example, living in a
small town is generally cheaper
than a big city.
And, of-course, the fize of your
Social Security pension will have
A Job for Womenfolk
SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.
Scottsbluff is going to turn the
job of ticketing parking meter vio-|
lators over to the ladies. City
Manager Carsten Leikvold last
night said two women will be
hired to replace the one policeman '@ good geal to do with how much
additiom! money you'll need to
jlive modestly. .°-
mined from your average monthly
conditions earnings over, a certain period of
you retire. Ifitime. But the exact amount can
‘the cost of living creates a big.gap “ly be determined after your com-
between your Social Security -pen- Plete Social ty payment rec
'sion’ and what you need to | of ah cengeier e ron aoe ’ ' dn. wn until you rea naturally, you'll need private | desing tol relive!
“ *
In any case, to be eligible at all
for a So¢ial Security pension you
must be what the government calls
“fully insured.” This merely means
that some amount of pension can
be paid to you. Not necesSarily that
you'll get the maximum amount of
pension that's paid.
when you reach 65 and Social Se-
curity deductions have been taken
from your pay for half of all the
quarters you've worked since Dec.
31, 1950, or since you reached age
21, whichever is later. A quarter
is three calendar months.
who now handles the job. An
I after */nouncing the decision, Leikvold, Tired of everyone and :
soberly said, “Applicants should You've pald im for $0 quarters
- lbe: quite healthy. Considerable 7OU're guaranteed some pension,
Federal Pension Intended as Partial
The amount of pension is deter-
rec- the size of your pension depends
on your average monthly earnings.
ly pension payments for an-individ-
ual worker start at $30 a month
if he's fully insured and has had)
at least $50 a quarter in earnings.
‘The monthly payments jump to’ $e
For example, the present month-
Suppor $108.50 if be’s fully insured and has
javerage income of $350 a month.| hi i ' : ‘ . ie Sea e ee mamememinainiamaen 1 fade —— aes j Ciemtgmerrine ~ oe onetime oe rete ome ne Soar pe —— = a eerie enc ep tee soe lho aes : pi : * st Ss ens i.
TEN: , ve a ‘~. + (MAE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1956 mc oe eee ee
Security for You - 7 , | 7 were bot by Cagtay Jovessite lst Rusa aa praens
* department savings #
re fost near >
Ld
You're considered fully insured
At least six quarters are re-
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_ PORTLAND, Ore. (INS). —Thejno serious primary competition. . _ =
most furiqus political battle in the rh Reece’ Fehon ave bey, orgfhined wy. or sop ta ears, Oregon
for the -presidency itself —. will ee ey Soe ¢ Astoria, is under 40 years state. lis whole delegation to
be waged in Oregon’ this’ fall “if , Secretary
' McKay wins the right to oppose!
- give his blessing to the
‘ Stevenson forces immediately ac-
id ma : . ;
‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY a, 1956
\ RLEVEN? ,
Morse-MeKay Oregon Consaien, Leda as Most Furious i in Nation | |-He rélations director for Lewis the fall campaign will be fought
& Clark College sf Portland, ;
If Hitcheock wins the nomjnation, of GOP party leaders, top to bottam in Oregon since 1954, |old, engaged sericea a full time staff Soemnber dig Deuplon) Rishand ta: Welberper: up campaign ammunition.
— Morse bolted the party and be- Yes ifs truer
Sen. Wayne Morse. came an Independent, In 1954, Rogge dh other eee You cap —heas: ‘we . he re-registered ag a Democrat. meciyh em Pi gy traps Li ooeial ieee
The May 18 primary which will pes, GOP war terteus pf cosh natural resources and havé con- dering . what select the two contenders for this centrated their fire on the Al was said — né strategic senatorial post, has pro- || In the same year GOP Sarena mine isste in southern more ced another unexpected battle — watched Neuberger defeat Cordon. Oregen, which resulted in a vir- Bment Acousti<
a write-in duel between Sen. Estes ‘|The Republicans also lost the tual gift of federal timber to the | con's aaeuiae Kefauver and Adiai Stevenson for third congressional district (Port- owners of a mining claim. fitting yous,
election of Mrs. Edith Green.
Republicans bitterly want to un-
{Seat Morse because of his_ party
switch. To do the job, they “per.
respec McKay to leave ‘the cab- to
campaign for Oregon's
purely on the issues, in the opinion leading critic —. and a biting one
— and the former cabinet mem-
if he is nominated.
Truman administration.
| Other top contests on the state's
longest primary ballots include the |
gubernatorial races with Gov, Elmo | But Morse has” been "MeKay ve As
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HEARING AGAIN
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Tt will be charges of. “turncoat” ating arrows symbolize sources of energy spread Hitchcock, former state senator, up two-fifths of the American —2 STOR against “giveaway” in the fall — over the World but mot in equal distribution, Energy of the earth former president of the Oregon lexpeditionary forces in Europe | FE 2-8383 Pe 83-7179 i Meany is nomtupted. Morse has will be the main subject of the meeting. council of churches and now pub- iduring World War I. |33 W. Huren 302 Stete Bk. Bldg:
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\ THE RONTIAC. PRESS. “THURSDAY. MAY. 3, 1956
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JUNIOR EDITORS
Give the Flowers a Drink
~ Nowers are like people — they get hungry and thirsty. They ;
draw both food and water from the earth. When the earth is dry it
a watering can. ~
Here is Polly giving her flowers a drink.
Cut out the parts carefully.
By putting the arm behind Polly's shoulder and fastening it with
a brass fastener, or a bent pin, you can make her swing the water-
ing can up and down.
Cut through the dotted slits in the ground, and you. can put the
flowers in as you choose by pushing the tabs into the openings.
You will find that tall flowers usually look best at the back of a
flower bed, with smaller ones in front.
Fold the sides of the picture forward on the ates lines and
Polly will stand up.
(This idea comes from Patricia and Mary: thao. Alton, Ml).
If you have an idea that Junior Editors can use send it in care of
this newspaper and it may win a $10 award.)
’ Yomorrew: Fight the Weeds
_ Short of Breath?
—You Breathe
Too Frequently
ANN ARBOR @ — Short of
toms may be due entirely to over-
individual concerned with the feel-
\ing that he rieeds more air or he'll
faint. ; i eee
The remedy, he says, is simple
‘Breathe slowly, and take in no.
breett Maybe you breathe 00 more air than is absolutely neces-
at sary for a few minutes ‘and the
Dr. Franklin D. Johnston, pro- sensation should disappear.
fessor of internal oe arte the — ee
ness of breath many rena ron Victoria CrOSS Heroes
fo Convene in London breathing too rapidly o
ly.
LONDON (INS)—Britain’s broth- * s °
Dr. Johnston, also director of
erhood of the brave—a handful o:
|heroes who are entitled to writ the university's heart station, says!
that patients with heart disease |
gre iy ences own Car Ser chronic overbreathers to cere Se on _. for
symptoms found in some kinds o eA SA =
heart disease. | The Victoria Cross, ' Britain's
‘For a doctor, the problem of highest award for valor, was found- Gating tidiing betwen the two can| ed a century ago in 1856. But. pre-
be difficult, he Says. vious attempts to stage a gather-
Continued overbrea ihg of those who hdid it have thing, Dr.
Johnston adds, results in stage ended in failure because the heroes
loss of carbon dioxide from the of a half-dozen wars and rebellions
have displayed a strong reluctance tungs and: jowers the lonized cal-
clum in the bleom. eee Sense ~
The resulting symptoms may in-| This year more than 250 of the
clude — numbness and/ 400 surviving V. C.'s have agreed
’ tingling. in the \hands, feet and to parade during the centeriary
mouth, péculiar.sensations of weak- | celebrations of the award, which
ness and tension, pain and muscle was established by Queen Victoria
spasms or cramps anyw heré in the! Soe
body. | The USS Constitution was one of
_Dr. Johnston said these sy mp- perce frigates launched in 1797 ae
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GRINNELL'S is necessary to give the flowers water with a sprinkler, a hose, or |
‘ Paste this picture down on cardboard and color it with crayons, |
breathing, but. they often leave the |
acres. of {and on 1 the side, spent |
(ae 7 “Jean ordinary life-insurance poli
‘Liberal Insurance jcies are issued Without medical pot Teacher’ S Handy two ye ars digging the well to ir- |
, amination: Most companies, how-| pally ‘his patch of land.
P olicy Available lever, limit the amount they will) \Pr oject Turns | Hagemever ‘says the wel ts _M [bn . issue on this basis. Q (capable of a flow of 1,200 gallons | '
NEW YORK- evelopment! f an : Out uite ‘Well’ PSF —? a imped. jo , — 0 : ' ' * * * ‘
“extra-risk” type of life-irisurance Lumber Production Up FAIRFIELD, Neb (INS) — How. : deep is a well? the old puzzler It took him two years ‘ea cost HEA T
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: : ' " a : i Se HP See THE PONTIAC: PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1956 eee THIRTEEN : : : agreement as to the value of seal, ‘ \ . Toh Canary Chiron ck tis in iy ot wnt sal rg Uw of Seo Mad es rt es Sn mvt oh td re Pink Socks Fad Fades, |évene thm Maceo end Faced All the Hardships feounterparts ) pa for Fertilizer on Forms. RY has a high content of. calcium,) Patrick McDermott: Chief agri, New Colors Substituted ed ce wai “eas ais
WILLIAMSBURG, Vs. — A chil-|_ The 18th Century tale of “ heriff DUBLIN—Sea mud can revolu-/Phosphates and potash. and con-\cultural Olficer of Cork, is going) NEW YORK—Pink‘socks are def-lare expected to outsell others, “en's book printed in’ the restored 4 Riding Hood” ‘winds up Call the Sharif dnt tes Seg tains ine er cent of calcium io study”the cost of getting Fach aly out of i getramaprepr os perl a ae : the wicked wolf eating the heroine| ORANGEBURG, S. C.. ® —-The ‘Connell of Getk; 'e| correct, ee ae nae enee, Caalens. He|fertiliger og the the stil. unimer, shidte dh sas hen een teoblae Printing Office of Colonial Wil-lof the story, while most 20th Cem who broke, into Sheriff)John O'Connell of Cork is correct,isays the Ministries, of Agriculture . m — - Rae het ae ions provide somne sort|George L.Reed's office got less|He claims there are 20\ million|in England, France, Ger| Records’ ori thé breeding of| cation, Textile World. It says mills|—witl make up about\ 20 per cert in-the-18¢h Century didn't’ shieldlof twist that eadbles Little Redlthan's Giller, tons of sea miad on Cork Harborimany, Taly and Spaini all are in'Karakul sheep go back 6,000 years. with stocks of pink socks, are ae the publication says, —
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| Typewriters Record | lee
Heat in-Big Reacigrs RI 'D, Wash, — ah
| ture-taking typewriters automat-|
ically record heat conditions in,
‘various parts of the huge reac-
tors used to produce plutonium
for atomic bombs at the Hanford
plutonium plant here. |their area, and their ‘tHanals trig-
ger sd pbablaoel keys to print the
mperajure on a chart of|’
theriocouple —— ;
“this ° eerahaneang a com-
reli reactor can be mapped _with-
in a few mintues, indicating which
reactor areas are too-hot for safe-
‘ty and which are too cold for
maximum “plutonium output.
_Real Helpful Purpose _lafter a Doctor Comes Back
fo Help Speed Cops HONEA PATH, 8. Cc. w~liIf
Highway Patrolman C. C. Swaf-
ford, newly assigned to Honea
‘Path, had recognized the driver
he probably wouldn't have sped
a car that whizzed ad City)
Hall.
* * *@ town. The driver was Dr:-0 E.
an emergency to a-rural home.
{DF <--DeVore
the automobile accident and
. treatment. No charges.
All for $1.50 “4
| OKLAHOMA CITY i—Alrey De, i\Laughter, superintendent of the}
parking meter department hege,.
reports the most ambitious thieves |] DeVore, who had been answering ET
had reported Ff
took Chief Walker to his: a |
Optometrist -
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The ees, with no aa ST. PAUL, Minn, W}—A Minne-| About four mules out of town ye _ ever ‘encountered, Theyif),
ual help, perform this job instanly sota Assn. of Arson Investigators, Swafford's car ran off a curve and. up a meter —with 150/f
and automatically. ‘has been organized to teach small| Police Chief F, A. Walker, riding) pounds of concrete still ype
Temperatures inside the reactors. ‘town fire departments how to de- with him, — a head injury. the base: It is a puzzle how) ff)
are measured by thousands of ther-|tect and investigate arson cases. > dues last tas acter and conerete|¥’
mocouples that develop voltages The state fire marshal’s office) A little later, here came. the car out of the sidewalk. For their ef-/}
proportional to _temeratures in, planned formation of the group. {they had chased, headed back to/forts, they got about $1.50.
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Return to: Home- Town
S pring Tonic for Ear! a By EARL WILSON ,
ROCKFORD, O—My home town is a proad little ‘town
with a strong affection for its school teachers.
My: third wrade/ teacher,’ Miss Mahel..Wolfe, is retiring—| after 47. years. ¥ 1 - ke 1 a
It was such a big civic, event that I flew out for the.- "AT SEARS! |
program at, “the schoolhouse.” You see in this little farm-
ing town near Toledo, Lima, Van Wert, Celina and Fort |
Wayne—teachers are important and respected. 5 1 Wicle)a:it14.@:y, 10a ae)
It was a sentimental jour- .
ney.
“Could IT just walk around
for 10 minutes?” I asked.
I peeked in at the YMCA, |
where I lived, and at the
Eagles where I used to pick up
the bowling scores ... in 1925
and '26 when Estelle Taylor,
Libby Holman and Clara Bow
were glamour girls.
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“The schoolhouse” was abuzz
with excitement.
_ “Why, there are more cars
here tonight than for the bas-
ketball games!” somebody
said—tribute indeed . to Migs
Wolfe. CLARA BOW |
And there she sat, center stage in the suditorium—_
gray but bright-eyed, looking too young to retire.
It was like a spring tonic, .. going back. They can kid mej}
about being from the sticks but after seeing that turnout for a
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Leonard already wished him “a wonderful comeback”) .. . s much closer to . Housin ij
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folk its first U. S. port of call on {meet
the journey home, will: stay for 1
a few days for minor repairs and ‘s
for demagnitization. ‘3
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‘SIXTEEN. THE PONTIAC PRESS,-THURSDAY: MAY 3, 1956
‘on Live Volcano foe_aind_ th erent Associated ‘Press Military Affair wy effect. island group went this
. Within a few days atomic
- Jesuit. ‘Scientist . Finds ists will begin sensing ap tel The Atomic Energy Commission [rood ot
Antarctic Airbase Site south Sea scenery of the Marshall|and Defense Department customar-
ly/ Above Glacier Islands with a variety of big and ily do not specify exact dates, on
f little hydrogen Seni By ELTON’ FAY “open”
airplane.
BOSTON (INS)—A huge glacier
active volcano at Little America.'on April 20 when the warning to/“‘open”’ to a representative ETOUP| bomb trom a plane.
Rev. Daniel Linehan, S. J., Wes- areas and aviators to stay|of federal civil defense adminis-
ton observatory seismologist, has away from the emnalaed aeneer tration officials and newsmen.
revealed the discovery following
5 Ul. oh. S
a, tik
Boston American from Nor folk,
Va.
The priest ard scores of Mas-|
sachusetts members of “Operation! Jog > 4S
Deeptreeze’’ arrived there aboard/[ 4
the Boston-bound ice-breaker, USS
Glacier. ‘
"ry: Linehan sald the discovery j
of the glacier was important be- ||
vealed the Navy had been mak- ff ae a telephone interview with the,
Kage Cis
As many os a dozen tests may
ing plans to construct an air-
field en the voleane slopes.
“we knew the volcano was an [
active one, but no one realized)
the glacier was there.” the Jesuit |). >
said. “The Navy had to| [& 4...
scrap its airfield building plans.” J (igs!
Fr. Linehan, who has been in|}. ¥.
the Antarctic since mid-November, | F
completed a trip by ship around
Antarctic, one of five living
Americans to accomplish this
feat.
The priest said one of his mis- |
sions on the trip was to measure |
the thickness of the ice at Little |
America for the Navy. He found |
the ice there 750 feet thick, with |
100 feet of water under K in
McMude Sound, he reported, |
the ice thickness measured 3,000 chee “3
HINA fees te.
was scheduled to reach Boston
Sunday at 3 p.m., and would pass
through the Cape Cod canal be-|
4.area, might persist until then. Hydrogen Bomb Tests Start Next Week i in Pack: Last sak the ANIC Sovpeiad Tent. by sasha Mate Operation Res
shot scheduled for|—some_of them little affairs
| iy 8 oe ees 2 ee
bomb|watching. Others wil) be large—jto provide greater
on re a high flying
is announcement. came
‘which individual shots in a series ® few, days after Soviet party boss) March 1, 1954.
lot tests as the mid-Pacific Eniwe- Nikita Khrushchev boasted in :
Officially, ms season for the tok Proving Ground occur. How-| 'Britain that the Soviet Union was
has been discovered beneath an! 1956 “Operation Redwing” began) ever, thig year one test will be the only nation yet to drop an
| As the accompanying map shows.
| world.
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Besides the U. S. tests, Britain
| reportedly will stage nuclear
|weapons experiments this year at
| two sites—one on the barren Monte
‘Bello Islands and another at
Maralinga, an Australian proving
; |ground 500 miles west of Woomera.
|The London Daily Express has re-
ported Britain's first hydrogen
‘from a jet bomber over the cen-
tral Pacific Ocean near Christmas,
Island. Thé Russians conduct
|to be in the Altai Mountain re-
\curred in early March.
WIDE DANGER ZONE _
For the U:‘S. tests, the AEC
has proclaimed a 375,000 square) }
| ships, planes and people have been,
‘I\ cautioned to stay out of that area. |
The AEC estimates that most, if
jnot all, of the area will be re-|
| leased from control by the end of
| August.
L) s *
| That does not necessarily mean,
{that™actual explosions will con-
[tinue to that time. It does mean
that radioactive contamination
| from explosions, affecting sea wa-
ter, fish life and the islands in the
tween 9 and 9:15 o'clock Sunday |
morning. ,
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_ ceded by a cocktail hour for members and their bosses. , The scrapbook of past activities drew the attention of these
AWBA members and guests at the Elks Temple Wednesday evening.
Shown (left to right) are Charles Coppersmith, Mrs. Erwin Richards,
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Having his name tag adjusted for him Bosses’ Night
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1956 Womens Section PAGES 17-22
Washington Will Miss Its Storyteller
Describes
Germany | Dr. Sterne Explains
in Western Section
A look at the “New, Germaty”
was given last night to members of |
Tipacon Chapter of the American.
Business Women’s Association by.
Dr. Margaret Sterne, of Wayne|
University History Department.
She spoke at the annual ‘Boss’
Night’ dinner of the chapter when
the women were hosts to their
bosses The reception and dinner
was held in the Elks Temple with|
approximately 100 members and|
guests enjoying the evening.
Dr. Sterne, q Fulbright scholar,
spent the past year in Vienna
and. Centya} Europe, She based
her talk on her observations and |
experiences there. -
Speaking of the German people,
she said the 35 to’ 45 year old age class is practically non-existent as
most of this group perished in the war years and in concentration
camps,
TWENTIES ARE THE HOPE
“The younger people, the 20 to 2-year-olds are our hope. They are simply democratic and are +
Just before thedining room doors were opened our John Lambeth and- G. A. Fredericks. Mrs. Dorothy Contemporary Life was
jley entered. what he laughingly
'called “This Vale of Tears.”
well, and to know him was to love
him: Only last Saturday night, in
his address to 1,000 top dignitaries
and
paid chuckling tribute to ‘Ruth
Montgomery's beautiful’ brutality”
on that panel television show,
statesman slipped off behind a
sphinx to have his fortune told in
the sands.
REALLY BELIEVED FORTUNE
than anything except his laternom-| shortly returned te St. Barkley Personality Was Dynamic By RUTH MONTGOMERY | Barkley ly wanted the
WASHINGTON (INS)—The mold | spot se keenly that he could taste
broken when Alben W. Bark: \s- O0 Oe Tmt te enmaacene
ond choice, the Kentucky senator
proudly told Senate secretary
| Lesile Biffle and me: “I don't
want any warmed-over biscuits.”
Douglas eventually said no, Tru-
‘man passed the biscuit, and Bark-|
happily helped himself. Few
party-loving, story-
telling Veep, with his shrewd poll-
tical mind and his compassionate
understanding of the voters,
EYED PRETTY GIRIS
|. Barkley began his vice presiden-
tial term as a widower, and our
cockta.] circuit has seldom had e@ For that reason, -you can't say
“The Veep is dead—tong live the:
Veep.” There was only one. Veep,
and even the unique title slur-
ring the initials of vice president
passed with him, |
This correspondent knew him
‘government officials at a
‘Meet the Press’ diriner, Barkley
But we were old friends,
3 us*
The results pleased him more evening at his apartment. Jane. was the only outsider invited
to the pre-nuptial party where
Alben first met his relatives-to-
be. The Veep charmed them all .
including the mother-in-law
who was almost young enough
, until Alben — with his ip.
There are six pages. in
today’s Women’s Section
iy’
578 ination as vice president, “You
photographer snapped-this foursome having .a confab.
Urs. Ruby Brusha (left) is pictured with her two bosses.
wy. = t
Shown as they looked at the program for the third
annual Bosses’ Night sponsored hy the American Busi-
ness Women’s Association are (left to right) Th. WO,
Vandeveers to Host Dinner Party BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Mr and birth of their third son. Peter T Dinan. Mr and Mrs Jeanne V. daughter,*Mrs George T. Trum Hn Birmingham
Bice, Mr and Mrs, Harry Dumville,' pun gr” rps Lt andevees: (will Ue willoughby. pest 24 hosts at the third of a series o _
dinner parties Saturday evening in| HOME FROM Lb lel
their home on Sussex road » | Mr. and Mrs. S. Truman Hart
Their a and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Joce daughter, Connie, ° is
senior at the University of Michi- lyn have. very recently returned |
gan and will come from Ann Arbor fron a trip to Hawaii. The evening
for the affair. of May 12 they will give a dinner
- Right after her graduation iw-4 the Hart home on Guildford road
Juney Connie will join a group of for a group: of friends and neigh-
college graduates for a suntmer bors who gave them a bon voyage
in Europe, She sails June 29 Patty before they left.
from Montreal on the new steam. — Included as their-guests,.to whom
er Maasdam. they will serve a Hawaiian dinner |
* ¢ ¢ with island decorations, will be.
Mr. and Mrs! Harry D. Wise Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Draper, Mr. |
eae Of Glenhtst drive {Katherine Kid- and Mrs. John R. MacManus, Mr.
ner-bt Grosse Pointe) ala thejand Mrs. N. E. Brown Jr., John!
‘ &
b¢
4 x f . ‘ ‘ / %
\ ; i if eee EI st id i Brooks, president of ABW A, is on the right.
SS
“+ Pontiac Presa Photos
Roeser, Katheryn Sumpter and Dr,.Margaret Sterne,
speaker of the evening. Dr. Sterne is assistant professor
of history at Wayne University.
will be
Mr and Mrs Ray (ragin, Mr. and luncheon and personal shower for Mrs. Stephen Hall and the Carl
Theobalds
. Ld
Mr. and Mrs, Dwight P. Allen
of Walnut Lake left Wednesday
for a fishing trip te Key Mar
quessa, Saturday at Bloomfield Hills Coun
try Club. we *
Larry Heitsch of Pontiac.
The ceremony will take place * * *
Mr. and “Mrs Lyman Craig of
Orchard Ridge road have as their, at 11 in the morning in St. Hugo
guests for a fortnight Mrs. Graig’s: of the Hills Church, and a garden
sister, Mrs Glenn R. Douglas of teception will be given at the
Spooner, Wis “Mrs.+Craig recent- Darden home, ‘Dardenelies.”
ly entertained at ‘a
sister.
Mrs. John G. Wood and. her; -\ ¥
a 3 ™ é
‘ 4
f 5 *
e
4 hostesses at a
brideelect Elaine ‘Trixie’ Darden
Trixie, the daughter of Mr and p
Mrs. Frederick Darden of Lake.
Orion, will be married June 23 to
tea for her Mrs. Bernard E. Goode will give Loren Anderson, S a ‘luncheon for Miss Darden May
12 in her Lone Pine road home, also attended. '‘Shirkey and Mrs. Irma J eager to become a part of the Western world in ideals and in
practice.”
. She expressed belief that we |
have until recently exported the |
wrong things to sell our way of
life, and said the new generation
is interested in our culture — of
theater, our muste, our singing— |
“and Wiost of all our production
methods and know-how, - |
Despite desperate attempts of the
Soviets to glamorize their country |
to the Germans, she believes the
new German Republic wants to be
part of the Western family of na-
tions .
“They belong to us” she said,
“and in their young people is our
hope for the future." " °
COMMITTEE MEMBERS! |
‘General chairman and toastmis-
tress for last night's dinner was
~Katheryn Sumpter, Welcome was
extended fo guests by chapter pres-
ident Mrs. Dorothy Brooks, Assist-
ing the general chairman on her
committe Mrs. Edward Van
Tassel Albrecht, >Mrs
HC Van Wise Frances Greer,
Arlene Newcomb antl Mrs. Law-
rence Woodley
Glenn Witliains sang “The
Lord's Prayer" for the invoca-
tion and during the evening or-
gan numbery were. played by
Jerry Girard, were
Shirtes
Serving -as hostesses for this
third annual affair were Mrs. Cath-
erine Aflen, Helen Buchanan. Mrs
Fvelsn Cole. Mrs. Charles Cook
Mrs. Ben Elbling. Mrs. Edward
Furse Mrs Ossie Gat@s Mrs
Steven Gibbs, Mrs. Judy Reynolds:
and Mrs. Van Hise... 4
Stork Shower Held
Mrs. Emil Moonen entertained at
a chpner and pink and blue shower
at her home in Birmingham honor-
ing Mrs. Keith Bouck of Orchid
avenue
Attending were \rs— Irma
ierce, Mrs. Fred °Geier, Mrs.
Marie Orris. Mrs. John Smeekens,
Mrs William Toll, Mrs. Mary Mc-'
Bride. Mrs. James Prince and
Mrs. Betty Bricker.
Patricia Meade, Mrs. William!
Bramblett.
Mrs. Asa Haslacker, Mrs. Robert
|Kotas, Mrs. Allen Clines, Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence
9: Smith 1
¢ Mis) ReBert Nelson
|. |will live to be 103,” the fortune
jteller assured him solemnly, and
iBarkley believed it.
In fact, he believed it so em-
phatically that he never quite
forgave Harry 8. Truman and
the ClO for turning thumbs down
on his presidential aspirations at
the Democratic national conyen-
tion four years ago—because of
age.
“Why, I'm younger than any-
body here,” he told me emphati-
cally. ‘You know yourself that I'll
live to be 103, so I have 29 years to Es
go."
COINED FAMOUS PHRASE
Eight years ago at the conven-
tion in Philadelphia that nominat-
ed Truman for a second term,
Barkley coined a political phrase
that may outlive us all. Truman,|
while the crucial hours ticked away.
was frantically trying to reach Su-|
preme Court Justice William. O.
Douglas at a fishing camp in Wash-|
ington state to offer him second
place on the ballot.
4. basket: overflowing w and Alben near-sightedly J
penning amorous notes while the
Senate droned in endless debate.
My editor at last asked me to
jfind out whether a marriage for
jthe vice president was in the of-
ifing. I tackled the assignment with jocularity. Strolling into his office
| teased: “Alben, my editor wants
[to know what Jane has that I idon’t have.” ~
Ignoring the dozens of chair-
warmers, the inimitable Veep
enveloped me with a resounding
kiss and cracked: ‘I'll tell. you
what you have that Jane doesn’t).
have — a husband.”
CHARMED EVERYONE
I dutifully wrote-the story. The
next day the Veep tromped gaily
into the Senate press gallery, dis-
covered me in a telephone booth,
icommanded the attention of all
correspondents and announced: “If
Ruth ig: gonna report my secret
|kisses, I'm gonna give her a pub-
lic one.”’ And he did.
The evening before the now. |
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package comes eellophane wrapped for coldgne and dusting powden a
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Mrs. Victor Lindquist, soprano,|done a great deal of oratorio work | will present the program for the in the Detfoit metropolitan area’ annual ecules Chek ta he ton eee tae & temcher nf voice and pi day Musicale Club to be held Tues-/ ano
day at Devon Gables. _ : % * * s
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Detroit and Ann Arbor and has
appeared as soloist with the Flint
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B'nai B'rith Symphony in Detroit.
She has also taught in the Music * ¢
Mra. Addison Qakley, ac-
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- Mra. Lindquist received a de- J C. Walker are serving, as co-
from jchairmen for the luncheon.
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Cellist, Pianist Will Play
jat Luncheon of Musicale | Mrs. Flora Wager, cellist, and|Christ Church Cranbrook. She -has|
companist for the Pontiac Tuesday birth of a son, Mitchel Laine,
Mrs. David Utley Named
and Mrs.
Personal News of Interest i in n Area
‘reception af thelr home.
«2 68
“Fireside Club will meet Friday 4 nd Mrs. sted H, Taylor
of Harper street and
Dapie] Hall of Grand Blane are
the infant's grandparents.
on South Shore drive, Watkins
Lake:
Mean Mr, Henry Hum Humbaygh SOrOrity Group
their beepata toe ies Holds Installation Mrs, Humbaugh's sister, |
M aed ‘ed president of Xi Alpha Nu
padicey <n pesek « Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorori-
* «¢ @ ty Wednesday evening. Mrs.
John Green of Eason street |Elywn Hall’ opened her home on
| served as assistant to the direc- | Sliver Circle drive for the install-
| tor of settings for the production, jation program. =
“Summer and Smoke,” present- | (Others installed were June New-
ed by the Drama Department ef |combe, vice president; Mrs. Hall,
| Olivet College Friday and Sat- (treasurer; Mrs. Richard Benham,
urday evenings.”
*
Mr aoa Seal Morris Hall of
Kenilworth avenue announce the
President of Sisterhood
Mrs ‘David Udey was elected, Surowitz, Mrs. Morris Kampner
leadér of Sisterhood Congregation| and Mrs. Sol Newhorse, vice
‘Bohai Israel when the group met| Presidents; Mrs. Joseph Kornov,
Tuesday evening - the synagogue. out
Los
ive. Uley sil curve os lester
of the group, which is affiliated met
with the National Women's League
‘of the United Synagogue of Amer-
ica, for a two-year term. —
Others serving are Mre. George Members of the board of direc-
tors elected to serve for one-year
terms are Mrs. Abe Avadenka,
| Crone, Mrs. Irving Koper and
Musicale Group Mrs. Maurice Schlussel.
* ¢
Serving two-year terms on the
|board are Mrs. Morris Bletstein,
IMrs. Edward Blumeno, Mrs. Stan-
ley Elbling, Mrs. ‘Ratph. Merko-
witz, Mrs. Leon Sirlin and Mrs. Holds Meeting
at Oakley Home | |.. The Workshop of Pontiac Tues-
day Musicale met Tuesday at the
Cherokee road home of Mrs. Addi-| Henry Hoschander. son Oakley. On the program were| Accomplishments during the
Mrs. Victor Lindquist and a vocal| past year under the leadership
trio composed of Mrs. Jack Wig-| of Mrs. Daniel Foxman were re-
nall, Mrs. Clyde Marshbanks and ported. They include the , leader-
/Mrs. George Putnam. ship training course, religious
! * e©« @ . programs for the children and
| Mrs. Gordon Woolcock,”~presi-| several donations to the syna-
‘dent, announced ‘that while attend-| S°s¥e.
ing the State Music Federation) Officers will be installed at the \Conference, she received an award! June 5 meeting.
on behalf of the Pontiac Tuesday)
Musicale Club for the Workshop's
presentation of ‘‘America, Our)
Heritage.” ;
Hospital Association
to Meet. Saturday
The Oakland County Hospital As-
sociation will meet Saturday at 2?
p.m, in the offices of Patterson
and Patterson. Emma Howard,
president,- will preside at the elec-
tion of officers and the report on
the progress of the new hospital.
The group is engaged in chart- ° ° *
The award was presented by the
National Federation of Music Clubs,
Plans were made for a luncheon
‘ts be edd May 29 at the home of
‘Mrs. E. D. Foley on Locklin lane.
Patient in ‘Hospital
Sidney Teague of Livernois road
is a patient at Detroit Osteopathic also serves as a distributing agent
Hospital following surgery there|for money left to them for the
| Monday. ibetterment of the hospital.
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5. Do not soak colored sweaters.
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“NINETEEN eg
Chalk and jeweled trim qutlines a flattering neck.
line, complemented with a huge jeweled tab, on this pin
checked cotton designed for all occasions. The sparkling
trim is repeated at the deep pockets of the flattering
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Handle Woolen Sweaters
Carefully for Best Results Woolen sweaters, unless they are; sweater on outline stretching te
size or place on drying form. jmen whom I do not know come)
shrink resistant, must be handled
with extra care to prevent matting
and shrinking. When wet, specially treated to make thens, ‘l
gether, particularily if they're
rubbed hard or put through a pro-,
longed agitation. ee | 10. Separate contrasting colors
the sce = wee eat between /tike to\,know if I should offer ~
yool’ fibers tangle and mat to-'| = panels of sweater my hand on this occasion?” * abs fe ‘and then dry quickly in front of |
a fan or in some airy place away)
from heat. When entirely dry, | they are well-known customers. |
brush angoras or other fleecy {veal Wahaoedl Rotary Abrasives Can Erase Acne_ Scars ara lee kc Gly Sakae covinth day ned the won growth fae ee ora rte tes tenes
ori Oe eee oe eee | of skin usually 5 completed idenea by. ‘these scars! By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Facial pitting or scarring caused
by acne has given many people
giad to report that’ today these can
be — by high speed rotary
Hospitalization is not necessary
and the procedure is fairly simple
and painless... One treatment. is
enough to remove superficial
scars. The ones may re-
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will be improvement after the first!
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The patient returns te the doc- |
Parting Kiss
on Subway —
Is Criticized
Quick, Light Peck
on Cheek Wouldn't
Offend Others
BY EMILY POST
A reader asks: ‘Isn't it wrong
to show display of affection in,
public—especially on a crowded!
subway train? The other morning:
while going to work, an acquain-|
tance of mine and her husband;
happened to be on the same train.
“He got off before she did. When
he reached his station, he turned
and kissed his wife before leaving
the train. Wasn't this in bad
taste?”
on how quickly and inconspic-
uously he did this. A clinging |
embrace would be In very bad
taste. A quick brush of his lips |
‘against her cheek could have _
been all right.
“Dear Mrs. Post: My daughter!
fiance has a much larger guest!
he must invite them all.
cannot afford a very large wed-|
vite? I would very much appreci-
ate hearing from you on this mat-| _
— Therefore, tam; re
she has acne is to take more outdoor exercise.
Well- Breseed Woman
is going to be married soon. Heri Uses Accessories
LONDON (INS)—‘'The least im-
list than we have and feels that portant part of a well-dressed
. ‘woman is her dress," according to a
“Our money is limited and we @ noted English designer. ne eS
Normal Hartnell, famed as dress- e
ding. Would it be proper to ask maker to Queen Elizabeth, favors a
the bridegroom’s family to pay for More attention to accessories. As
any extra guests they wish to in- reported by London papers, Hart- nell told a fashion group:
“A well-dressed woman should| way.” ~TUltrashee Used |
Sin Stretch Nylons —.
/| PHILARELPHIA /(INS)—Stretch
You will see that the above sjig-"Ylons — popular for thejr cus- Today | gestions constitute a good aint tom fit and durability ~ now ate ‘would like to tell you some of the Tutine in general. These meas- béing made, ultrasheer. - ;
~be helpful to your /gen~ Instead “of ‘usirig one hea) eral health as — as. to a ‘strand of yarn, one company uses
acne. = 'two gossamer, super-fine threads,
| High speed volary abrasives -also|knitting them simultaneously.
lare used in removing fixed freckles} If oné thread pops, the other
jand tattoos. ‘holds. The new process also is
If you miissed Josephine Low- said to produce a stocking that
‘man's 9Day Diet menus recently jcan't t bag, sag or wrinkle. by the 4th day.
pene things a patient is told to do if he
or she has acne:
Do not pick or squee, fe or handle |
ithe pustule in any ‘way: Take!
more outdoor exercise. Get plenty
of rest and sleep. Avoid overin-|
dulgence, particularly in chocolate, |
# jalcohol, carbohydrates, spicy OF run in The Pontiac Press and ie
. | Breasy foods, and iodized galt. youd like the menus in a handy e EVERYTHING
| lf you are constipated correct. booklet form, send 10 cents and al — :
; it. Hf you have irregular men- stamped. self - addressed envelope | — for the BRIDE
| strual periods see your physician with your request to Josephine! ~ Ali G
about it. Get rid of any infee: Lowman in care of The Pontiac Attica
Press.
“Tomorrow: “Unpopular Teen-
ager May Be Self-Conscious.”’ tions such: as diseased teeth or
tonsils. If you are anemic, ‘that,
too, should be corrected, Bridal Salon
FOR NOW THROUGH SUMMER
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OTHERS TO 29.95
Smartly styled in tuxedo fronts
or a cardigan;wrap style fully ;
lined. In rayon faille, full sizes
and put the paste on the grimy,
range in navy or black.
For misses or-women,
ter.”’
Answer: I am sorry, but it:
would be a really shocking mis-
take to ask the bridegroom's
family to pay anything toward
the wedding collation. On the
other hand, this last need be
nothing more than 9 ftuit
“Dear Mrs. Post: My husband !
and I own and operate a store.
When salesmen or other business-
into the store, my husband usually
introduces them to me. I would! i :
Answer: Not necessarily, unless |
But in any case, it would be| »
And if they aren't properly con- s7ees to flaff up nap.
structed, woolen sweaters can)
change in shade or, size. Nylon.
and orlon sweaters. and others.
made of all or part synthetic fibers‘ *.
are happily less susceptible to
shrinkage. Any change of shape in
washing these ‘sweaters is more! —
likely to be due to the. way they |
are constructed. |
Since it's easier to prevent than
correct things that go wrong, fol- ~
low these basic Principles in
sweater washing: |
1. Wash sweaters a they! .
are badly soiled. :
2. Remove fancy Satine. orna-.
ments or trimmings as well as |
shoulder pads before washing.
&. Make. an outline of sweater
on heavy paper or a Turkish |
| . towel before washing.
4. Wash in lukewarm water (95
Fahrenheit). Be:
Wash quickly a iit aces te
I ett ot Perea, 2
2 AO ae nak GS —
hand. Squeeze suds through the! . -
sweater. Do -not rub hard or -
twist. Gentle action must be used! {-
particularly with woolens to avoid
shrinkage. Soiled spots can be)
treated by working in some of |:
the top suds with the fingers.
6. Rinse thoroughly. in clear |
lukewarm water. a
7. Squeeze out as much wares f
as possible.
-~&. Roll sweater in Turkish towel |
and knead gently to remove ex:
cess molsture. ;
9. Unrofl immediately and lay | a al,
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Note to Hospitality | :
Weekénd guests so appreciate).
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Surprise your visitors by placing
guest-size cakes of perfumed soap
with their towels. Spray their| room with cologne before they ar- ©
rive.. Place a few sachet pillows|: -
into their dresser drawers. Your
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~ Jimmy ‘Dey Amvets Auxil bcs
Don‘t Worry, Ma:
pee of shoes. This is only ‘because! stops doing It soo. ~~ : ’ ¢ oe ree
|his feet feel bigger and harder to! ‘handle. If your féet suddenly were
Baby may walk clumsily for aa size and a half larger, you |e ad
er he gets each new!would react the same way. He. .
Toasted Sesame Seed Flakey
COFFEE APPLE TURN-
CAKE ......68c¢ OVERS. . 3 for 32c
OLD FASHIONED FRUIT BREAD . . Loaf 29¢
“FRIDAY ond SATURDAY ONLY
FRIED CAKES. 2)... . . . vw 360 Hol Bread and Donuts Daily Alter 3:30 P.M. \ Except Saturday
Thomas Pastry Shop 121 West Huron, Neer Cass FE 4-8163
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_Baby Furniture
)Karen’s Toyland | - DRAYTON PLAINS Phone OR 3-4109 |
Large Selection of Toys 3
7 ‘til well blended. Wy road. Mrs. Zuk spoke briefly on prejects of*the State
Amvets Auxiliary. ~
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Cream honey with '%
as much butter or margarine un- desserts.
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Nursing School
Will Entertain
at Open House
|Nursing, St. Joseph Mercy Hospi-
|tal. The house, high
[school students interested in the
lnursing profession, will be the
‘school’s part in the celebration of
National Hospital-Week May 6-12. | s * Ld open for
| Tours through the hospital and i nurses’ home will be conducted
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at 2 p.m. and again following the anny Hathaway, Marvyl Simson. <
3o'cloek program in the school au- Barbara Griffin, Carolyn Mills and,
ditorium.
of the graduate nurse program at
Mercy College, Detroit, will exw
plain the two, three and four-year
training programs,
School of Nursing wi
tical nurses
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A style show of the typical ward-
robe of a student nurse, under the
direction of Elizabeth Loftus. will
be a part of ‘the program
refreshments for the event. Celebrates Ni lary.
attended the annual mother-daugh-|
ter banquet sponsored by the Say-
brook Group of the First Congre-
ga
‘ning.
Mrs. Mildred Sanders, director @nd Kay Grier sane.
, Kathleen Lynch of she McAuley daughter,
explain the sketches.
one-year training program for prac-}
Dora Mrs. Tallerday. Assisting her was
Schmidt is chairman of the open Mrs. William Hurlburt en food, Mrs
house and Nancy Casey is handling McIntyre on program and Mrs. nth
Those in charge of the program and dinner in ob-
servance of the ninth annual Charter Dinner held by |
Jimmy Dey Amvets Auxiliary were photographed |
Wednesday evening at Rotunda Inn. Cochairmen of the
affair were Mrs. Peter Metes of Marlborough drive
(second from left) and Mrs, Leland Hunt of James K
boulevard (second from right); Committee. members
assisting with arrangements were Mrs. John Allen (left)
of Marlborough drive and Mrs. John Moss of Edgewater
drive (righ). <i
Saybrook Unit Sponsors
Mother-Daughter Dinner |
Two hundred and fifty persons, Others helping were Mrs. Warren!
Thurston and Mrs. Raymond Swan- |
ey, decorations: Mrs. Dora Daw-
tional Church Wednesday eve- Son and Mrs. C. J. Odell, publicity;
Mrs. Howard. McIntyre
A mother-daughter
team presented the toasts — Mrs.
Elwoed Bigler to the daughters to Someone Else
and Jane Bigler to the mothers. Bees Give Your ‘Mistake’
of actalk by Mes. Arthur W.
Selden, A short skit was pre-
sented by Robert Gaff and Mrs.
R. J. Canfield,
A “second best.”
musical program followed. use them or sell them. Mrs. Wales Goodwin, dining room,
| was and Mrs, Gaff, recruitment of’
jtoastmistress for the evening. The workers ; i
| An open house will be held invocation was given by Mrs. Mal-
‘Sunday at the McAuley School of Colm Burton. Anniversary a / ! ;
Dinner
ONLY THE BEST from
OXFORD MATTRESS
: last one of us makes,
“Important Women in Pon- fashion errors from time to time.
tiac's History” was the subject But don't give in to that thrifty
impulse to wear out these mis-
takes ‘‘around the -house’’ or for
Give them to someone who can
But don't
Those participating included Sue force yourself to wear them out. OXFORD'S rebuilds old sagging mattresses, makes
them new again. Call in the morning and we will
deliver your remade mattress the same day!
“THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM OXFORD”
Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695
Sarah Paull. Jane and Mary Moss
Mrs. Arthur Kendall and daugh-
ter, Martha, Mrs Ray Tallerdas
and Barbara, Mrs. Robert Gaff
and Judy and Mrs. Canfield and-
Susan, gave musical
| The finale was sung by Mari-
lyn Boersma, Judy Gaff, Lynde
Beauclaire, Pamela Dahl, Vicky
| Canfield and Kitty Kendall.
Chairman of arrangements was
William Vance on tickets
Spalding heles. RIGHT for every occasion
SADDLES »,
Other black crepe sole or red sole, 2
There's never any one time or place
for Saddies by Grinnell They're
“[T° for everything Fashion
styled for carefree living
eotrim socomfortable every
step is a pleasant one Genuine
GOODYEAR Welt Construction.
More walking mileage in every pair
Sizes ter dresses
f to 10
$798 | er’s
Popular
glaze, Linens,
by Grinnell
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| WHITE BUCKS
26 W. Huron
= “Shoes for Young Folks"
SHOE STORE
FE 2-7440 a. SPECIAL @
PURCHASE '\¥
of Beautiful
DRESSES —
Just In Time For |
Mother’s Day Gift Giving
While They Last
Valueato $9.95
Beautiful afray of hef-
pies for
this Specia] Sale in time
for gift giving on Moth-
Day./ Authentic
values up/ to $9.95, now
special 2/ for $11.
many ani save $$$$$.
Nylons, /Cottons, Ever-
Crystal-
ettes Sjzes 9 to 15,-10
to 20, 1414 to 2419.
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Buy
Gold Bell
Gift Stamps
_ with Every
Purchase.
if ty Sorte r | ood ee! oe Ue es THE | PONTIAC PRESS. "THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1956 [ , Ny Paty TWENTY ONE
| ay cy cee Unit R a oe ls '' our owns arklin } , " @° Plans Ball a ee
, Fon Junel6- : | | Dance particulars for their an-7: — :
nual “Continental Ball” have been :
lannounced by the Jaycees Auxil
jiary. The June 16 ball at. West-
‘acres Community Center will fea- pe
iture dancing from 9 p.m.‘to 1 am.,) > |
jaccording to Mrs. John Napley and © | ‘
(Mrs; Leslie Langford, eochairmep;+—/
The dance will benefit Camp
handmade import -
'Oaktand, the camp ‘fer children
from 6 to 16 operated py the Oak- bd bd =
jane County Juvenile Court
Decorations conmittee mem- .
bers already working on the a
“Carousel” theme are Mrs.
dames Martin, Mrs. Jack Me-
Grath, Mrs. Jerry DuBois, Mrs.
Henry MeCandiess and Mrs. ,
Rebert Nerdman.,
Mrs. Leslie Hotchkiss is han-
‘dling tickets assisted by Mrs. Louis
‘Cole Jr. and Mrs. Russell Farr.)
Publicity is directed by Mrs, Leon- '
ard Buzz, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. William 0’Connor, Mrs. James
|Wilkinson and Mrs. Robert Weddle, In ‘natural raffia;
Orchestra arrangements are_un- brilliant: straw, '
der the direction of Mrs. Stanton white kid Foam cushioned
Deyo and Mrs. Donald Weddle. ‘beige calf heel to toe!
General arrangements are
under the cochairmanship of Mrs... ; 5
_ 8 dames Hursey and Mrs. Stephen " 9 ; l a l . for
Mrs. Edward Pompeian (right) of Mark avenue pins ary. Looking on is Mrs. Paul Gorman, toastmistress for | |. | Newter- woven exclusively )
| @ corsage on Mrs. C. Stait Lloyd of South Jessie street the Wednesday program pers in observance of the ninth Mrs Bs Carney to mre i
| (center), first president of Jimmy Dey Amvets Auxili- Charter Dinner. seca Tarai! etecenmenesrare be.
"man was toastmistress for the eve-|ing planned by Mrs. William
Early History of Group Revie wed = lat — oe
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| -Wednesday evening was a time|Keifer wore tapered trousers and|white with a smart halter neck- ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MATERIAL 3
| for reminiscing for approximately jacket of red sailcloth. With the out-|line. A cable stitch shrug had ties] CHENILLE. Woop. FInER, ETC FLOWERS FOR GIFTS é
| 30 members of Jimmy Dey AM- 4. 0). carried a | MAKE YOUR MOTHER'S DAY CARNATIONS
vets Auxiliary. A e ead oa cacenn bag of Mnatching material from the GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS, - os
ee and a er’s- cap dress. ‘S$ HANDCRAFT : PRS —..-
It was my auxiliary’s ninth ar Leona Hunt's choice was a chit.| The The invocation was given by Dor- 390 Nelson es ana wen in) bac FE 8-3361 oe
nual Charter Dinner, and members| fon cocktail dress in black and’ othy Baxter, and Mrs.. Paul Gor- = eae Pr
thered at Rotund fi =e LS ~ seer aa
re EY PT eee Saiiitevnins ain sansa umanreaeea Mrs. C. Stait Lioyd, first presi. \ .
dent of the auxiliary, related in- cldents of early mectings when . : 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET
the group was organized. ¢ ; % 3 ty 4 RE oe 2s gy ay’ ad "Ti = ne oe |
Just after World War II was
over and the servicemen were re-
turning, the Amvets group was be . é
gun. Later, wives and -sisters of
these men decided to sos the
auxiliary
At the first election on May 1h.
1946, Mrs. Lloyd was named presi-
dent, Fellow officers were Mrs.
George Wyman, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Thelma Newman, sec- :
ond vice president, Mrs. Adele <=
Larchman, recording secretary and
Mrs. Maxine Newman, treasurer
POST JOINS IN
Meetings were held twice each
month and members of the Am-
vets post joined with the auxiliary
for refreshments following the so-
cial mecunee. | Another Shipment Just In
seer CAR COATS
SErDiNn dew cers Ace
sailor ' Oo” =k Natural, Red, Turquoise ON
special! 6*”> ; and White _
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Mrs. Charies Zuk, state presi-|
dent of Amvets Auxiliaries, spoke
briefly to the group Wednesday
evening and told of current and,
future projects.
“Fashions of 1956" were dis-
cussed by Judith L..Clemence,
women’s editor, The Pontiac
Press. During the discussion
spring fashions were shown from
Bloomfielq Fashion Shop, with
members from the auxiliary No Iron Cotton with braid trim,
modeling. : s
Mrs. Fred Ziem was seen in one button front, elastic waist. “ee |
he sea- } of the smart fashions of the sea ee Sizes 10 to 13. }
son—thé costume dress which is
suitable for street wear and which
converts into a late afternoon or
cocktail dress.
The sheath in aqua print was
topped by a slim tapered coat.
Another of the stunning costumes
was worn by Helen Sadler. The
fabric, silk and cotton, is another
that is appropriate for street
wear with the coat and for dressy
oecasions as well
CALIFORNIA TOUCH
California, which does such a perenne
wonderful job with casuals, was
represented when Betty Torrey
appeared in a beautiful banana yel-
low Ivan-Fredericks dress. Of cot
ton peau de soie, the dress fea-
tured typical Ivan-Fredericks back
interest | —
Turepoce, Pink, Lilac,
Coral, Violet.
Fully lined.
Water repellent.
Cotton poplin.
10 to 18.
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Summer pink was done to per one of Our
fection in the tailored-but-dresss
casyal worn by Muriel psadier A ie
medium-sized whit® sitlor collar greatest
was removable
Imported Irish linen.-a favorite values
with most women for summer, — ;
was worn by Pearl Mirkin. The
two-piece suit featured a jacket
with all-over contrasting red em
broidery. Exciting. too, is the fact , .
thag It can be laundered.
Not to he-®erlooked were the
eeparates for fins and play Tee More of these:
, | 3eautiful
Coming Events
TWaceldp rat w= Ra ;
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Mal'a Te le Board ert ont. &
Sati ir ¢ 82 F .
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Ladies Aumliary Canton Reval Chie!
Tr Hi] meet tonight at 8 at Mfalta ; L '
ite en paceins 8 soe hee 4 uscious Pastel
r rath their fourth nn es os ‘
ee Aiea oe eae yy € ye | .
hit Reet Colors in Pontiac Rebekah Lodge 450 will meet|
Friday at &@ pm et 82 Perkins 8 with!
degree practice following lodge
Pontiac Travel
Service —-
OPENS TOMORROW
"MAY 4th
698 W. HURON.
Come In ane Make Your
Vacation Travel Plans
FE 8-3251 as 3 2 ' Gorgeous Linen. —
10 to 18.
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P wwenry.two HR PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1956” | a hal ee * i” { if \ li « ~ a i é _ : ; * e * ‘ aot
an .<s Care. of Parents. T roubles —
avenue are | : ‘and allowed to dry, to the hem of ’ Vr. and Mr | a ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD \future and hot much for luxuries government and community serv- on send me a stamped selt- | your bouffant skirt before you go
. Billie Melion | Do we owe more fo the future now. It isn’t fair! jices designed to give aid and all addressed envelope’ care ‘of The! dancing. The perfume will waft.
ae sp ‘Or to the past’ Should our first CHARITY REJECTED Il kinds of important: information. [Pontiac Press. upwards, surrotnding-you in an_ who were : - _ ‘conéern be the’ finuncial needs. of > Why ; y, 4 4 : y couldn’: they have saved For - details ——— law fragrance... af
— married a ee oe as they went t' along? If we hel ee ~ ‘ parents wither on the vine? like be wall ba P . et
Saturday Ordo we take care of the par- ¢™. May some day we in : > i *
ents, and, ptt nothing aside for the us i potion. long ee es
education of our children? : ave 'good agencies in town, community
That Is the problem facing avencies that could help, but we morning at
‘St. Michael . |
Church. The
Open 3 nights fo9
; : 4 | Sally and Bill for some time | brideuenhe ' tes _ ; Can i leat oma iy early ; = ; ca Men Seturdey i o daughter of ag ' The first time I heard from them _*¢ &¢ @ dey, Fridey,
/ Vr. and Mrs. Ag iy? was a year and a half ago. Sally| In the first place, the doctor is
Franc. ci AS os , wrote, telling me that/her mother right i ; -
— bs y, : a aAe\ was widowed recently — had Hanest, ‘ hard-working . people
Bender of “ae PP very little money “who have paid taxes all their aa ( Spence street, N 4S : © og) 8 CA ¢ She wanted and needed a -s SO lives have a right to get help | fs ; .
: S). = 2 2 ivised Sally how her athe » , 4 ‘ and he is the SORE eas | advieed Sally how her mother when they weed tt Your figure. looks slimmer son of St +e a on a - Inthe second place, perhaps we ae
Mr ° 1 Mrs : : DOING JUST FINE can find some work Bill's mother? .. | A h
- ane 5. Here's Sally's latest letter can do at home. But more than
Fred Melton $:es 1-23 |! “Mother got her job and while that, the price Sally and Bill will and younger instant y wit
it doesn’t pay a lot it is just right pay, in their hearts, if they neglect .
ment in town and is busy at the .
office and doing fine. What good is it to make financial
“She'll-be 60 next month, but it provision*for your future, if your
meron | looks as though she can stay in the conscience is going to kill you?
!job indefimitely, since it is a small What fun is there in having luxu- UR. and MRS. BILLIE 4, MELTON
) 2539 = firm with no rigid rene es, when your mind is full of} Frances J]. Bender Wed &= 3 | —_ setup worry about an elderly couple
Easy t ak nd s le t ne ithout -essities” |
in St. Michael Ceremony fii. 2t005 i team wee ety ames ian ries matthing open-crown bonnet for give your children the knowledge, ‘B t Ve _ Before an altar decorated with ried cascade -bouquets of yellow the young miss of 1, 2 or 3 years a “Bl “ti He an Wn sn ina and that you ignored the needs of their’ _ : ‘ : of Deering, | \y ts \ ifor her. She has a small apart- their parents is too high.
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arrangements of roses, Sats Hes carnations and yellow roses (For a SEND nal add the em- ‘an't live on it any mote and yet grandpa and grandma? | W
- and white gladioli, Frances Jean witiam Lewin performed the roidered daisy musts it his mother goes out work, SIMHAR DILEMMA pe Z Bender became the bride of Billie duties of best man. Seating the Pattern No. 2539 contains tissue who'll take care of his fatfer? | For Sally and Bill — and “all, Arnold Melton Saturday f St. Mi-. | kuests were Jay Brown and —sizes 1, 2 and-3-inclusive, that: “Bill insists that we must help couples faxing a similar dilemma chael > AS ' James Bender, ing for design; material require- out: but if we do gur: three chil — I recommend a book cailed , , ments; color chart, sewing and dren will never get to college, “How to Help Qlder People." “Bpances ig the daughter of Mr. A blue and white color scheme
and Mrs. Francis .C. Bender of, was used throughout a local hall
street and Billie is the where the reception was held Sat Send 25c in coins, your name,
gon of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melton|/urday evening address and the Pattern number
of Deering, Mo. | When the couple left on a horiey- to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372
jmoon trip to Chicago the. bride, W. Quincy St. Chicago 6, Ll
Tho Rev, William imme! cole- ‘Gana to a beige and brown Now available—the colorful 1966
pruted Ge 10 veleck Naptial nen suit with matching acces- Needlework Album containing doz- C a f embroidery - directions we'll have no provision for the It gives information about ail)
WAISTER”
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Waistlines are higher and smoother this year
Mass in the presence of 300 (ss She wore the corsage from ens of lovely designs from which |
ee reese: jher brida) bouquet. {to choose more patterns in crdchet, : oo
: ts the bride approached the al ° jembroidery and knit — plus three
tar ‘she was wearing a floor-| Upon their return they will re- gift patterns, directions printed in , : a
length gown of Chantilly lace fash- side on West Yale avenue. book. Only 25c a copy' C O a S :
foned with a full skirt of taffeta’
@nd an ‘overskirt of tiered net.
‘ scared rena ea na here! letel cro d d . and the “High Waister” r 32 ngertip ve 4, ; an gh Waister” is your assurance na illusion. She carried a cas- ‘it $ here. a comp ete y ppe . for this fashion trend. Beautifully made of
Leno elastic with a 3” midriff moulder.
_& Stitched reinforcements and a rayon satin
front panel for that “flat tummy” look. The
long side zipper makes it easy to get into and —
out of it. White only in sizes-2i-to 36 @ade bouquet of carnations and
Renee (Mewkind of lipstick} = =e" * Gerry Bender served her sister
as maid of honor. ies gown of a 895
t taffeta a
=o io teaiPang lace ache, created by Max Factor Her arrangement was of | — 2 2s fk caret and pit rue. based on his make-up research for color TV
Rosemary Sova and. Gertrude
Walsh were the bride's other at-
fendants. Their gowns were fash-
foned identical té the honor at-!
tendant’s in orchid net. They car- a ’ ” NE a apynaente ny P — .
issionar Unit new! he color won't come off val
M Y until vou Cars te Max hepk
ight fo Meet Tonig new! 2 no 10 Waiting for it to set! no blotting!
The Foreign Missionary Society |
-= af the First Church of the Naza- new Vig never, never dries your our lips!
fene is announci the mid-year : i
eauenenary ‘eiccaae eather to new! + the brilliant beauty of - @leyaway © Credit Coupons be held tonight at the Pontiac Fed- high fidelity colors! Lipstick 4 WAYS TO BUY: @Cosh @Easy Ter eral Savings Building on West'{ Now you can find everything you want in one ps , : y rms
Huron street. new kind of lipstich— Max Factor’s Hi-Fi. /t's $}25 .
your dream lipstick come true! In 9 high fidel- poe tae % A supper will be served af 6
o'clock, with each family bringing
a basket of food, picnic style. A
7:30 program has been planned. It
will include group singing. quartet.
trio and instrumental! numbers. a i = a)
. Mrs. T. Edward McCully, former | ( ) ( N %
missionary to South America, will 4 LS
show colored slides of work among
the Quechua Indians
; Lift furniture to move it. Push-
ing heavy pieces across a floor 4 * ; < ‘oveting Way @amamp fibers bo . 72 North Saginaw St.
the rug. —_——— Se ity shades —all new!
“Where Quality Counts”
Cream and Stick Deodorants with
new Instant Daintiness Protection
Tussy Deodorants @ beige ered — @ navy
wu : B h oe = : f The right amount of coat for car- na = si = . i . . < = ESP eg
. ft «N t [ d Ss d sitting comfort, for out ct car. | 7 . ——s . te C r At Beec U iscovere Seco) Wad ee
poplin tn biege, red or navy Regular, $1 Size! ~ plus U.S. tax how tempting an apple can be’ en , i
= losing in a double row of Says Connie ¢ usen on the DR. SPOC ‘TV Pro ; c 9 ; =: . nie " gram wooden buttons. Sizes 8 to 16. . ;
Watching beet. Nut prepare Just $8.95. - : Cream Deodorant Stick Deodorant fruits for Se ibs 1s wonderful ar zh * ji ° = ee
7 harvest time! They « les (The exclusive acid-control { la helps: ¢ c 7 23" we apple i exc. e acid-controt formula he The convenient easv-to-u tick with the | Beech. Nut that could ap nagift basket. And protect tender underarms and delicate fel fine qualities of Tussy eet hexa- Ap cf Beech-Nuy/makes sure Baby gets rics from acid damage caused by some de- chlorophene to supress odor- forming bac- PLE SAU all their goodness cooks applec a odorants. Stops perspiration odor instantly teria. Glides on easily... cools... and | sumer 6 | , Aone a7 Nom FooP With alive on. That wae an? eon perspiration moisture. dries at once. All-day protection. ; ee a | re . fd / [ h 7 j ; q Ey mins add minerals usually lost | AV VM e~ | : - , ~jt ‘ fsj are « ik ied for a habs to grow Al MI WwW : ; 4 “ on. Beech- Nut always buts ; a a needs first. \ SAGINAW TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER AT WARREN.
| i Seo wah SPOCK on TV presented by JAAS NUT BABY Foops SHOP MON., THURS., FRI., SAT. to 9 P.M. ~
dept. stores = pontiac
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And from somewhere. directed at your face and hands.+b-e-g:t11s_rising, the-shock—blast- miles we : a Se in Display Started %e in, the Mar Pacific one of}around you (invisible because’‘you But when you look back on it,!wave from the explosion itself pro- nee : a ‘these days is of 10 megaton pow-/are blindfolded -in the recesses of|you remember the light .. . the/ceeds outward at speeds some. ‘‘Steel frame. -uuldings would Back in ' 1900 ' er, which the scuttlebutt would protective glasses which do not eerie light with its deathlike, si.what greeter than the velocity of suffer severe structural damage at] ~ | _ |haye you believe, it will be equal admit normal light) you hear a lence. ; sound, paghing violently into struc. 9.6° miles from such a weapon,’ P ESCONDIDO, Calif. (INS)—The ‘9 energy release to the blast of god-like: voice tolling off the re- : . noe tures and then later pulling thém Libby added. “A reinforced con- : : = = lifelong hobby of James B. Dixon, &. “stick” of TNT 600 feet long, maining seconds . . .“five . . .| wae te Wbomb, one of whene Deckard toward the point of det. crete busing with 0inch walls Reg $7095 1 : ; ‘i J " . S F “ : ° 70, is Oology, the scientific name 500 feet wide and 600 feet high. four... three... two’... simpler parts ts an A-bomh — °PAtion. % _ fand Ginch floors would collapse for the collection of bird eggs. | As oe one..." | which ts used to create the “This causes deshuction of most 2! >? miles from ground mea * © « : Calvin Coolidge might Wave Then the world as you remem- hs | ng NOW oe ly. “That' lot : | star-like heat which lights the structures out to ‘distances of m order te interpret this The collection of 5000 eggs be. Temarked, sagely, ars a lot bered it is replaced, in utter si- wicx of the bigger bomb. miles."’ & damage to buildings in terms of | . longing to Dixon is probably as of TNT.” jlence, by a world composed only ee ef. | casualties to people inside them, complete as those in most natural! Ten magaton, 20 megaton or 1 ° light and heat. You see nothing Dr. Willard F. Libby, one of | Libby might have added that the we estimate that for severe dam. . history museums. There are 273 megaton. it's going ito be some. Out. light, light beyond comprehen- the AEC conimissioners, gave us radioactive fallout could under.re- age to two-stery brick struc: | species of breeding birds in Cali- ,, Site sing sion and thérefore beyond descrip- some details recently on what a aes ~ : . ng ting to see and write about. quired wind conditions make Un- tures 85 per cent would be fornia. Dixon lacks eggs from only ition. |%0_megaton H-bomb could do {fiinhahitable an area the size of killed outright and 15 per cent | a about 20 of these to complete his There's a terribly strange fas- LIGHT FILLS YOU - ‘used against a habitable target: ‘Connecticut. | would receive serious injury re- collection. cination to atomic tests small or The light tries to drown you “First, a blinding flash from - | quiring hospitalization. : The oologist declared: large, The AEC surrounds them (1 fing you like water fills a drown, t¢, Point source, followed by the SEVERE DAMAGE |. ? “Tve with such a to-do that they build | 2a ia sctrates car tm aed rapid development of a ball.of fire, The 10 megaton bomb would 0 other words, for distances | stace Paes ons — into a semi-tntolerable climax | =e aa) See y which might reach nearly four wreck light str@ctures, break win- - io _ thee ground zero for| ~ when I wasn’t interested in "°*! Shot time. And with it sometimes is heat: les in diameter. |dows and doors and crack plaster fines of this ea reel ° birds and this hobby.” Every cog fits into place int the The opening and 1 shutting of a' “At the same time that the {n-'18 miles from the explosion. There pected to apply to people at that Stainless Steel " Dixon's collection of eggs is dis: / jtime inside such structures, and at} 7 played in natura) surroundings. He) THE BERRYS $ Carl Grubert 4 distance of 3.2 miles we may | 24-Piece has constructed glass cases for jexpect 100 per cent casualties for Service for 6 them in a special wing of. his ‘people inside reinforced concrete |. : _buildings.”’ j R $7.95 SPECIAL DRAWERS | oS yt Res. The boys at Eniwetok, as you 95 The collector’s specialties, eggs may see from the above, will not. $ of daytime raptorial birds (car- jexactly be playing with sparklers. NOW nivorous birds such as eagles. | SSR : hawks and vultures), are located AAS he * (a lapeciall drawers ivighly (ectasa Miss Correct Posture among these are 100 golden eagle CHICAGO u—Lois Conway, 18, eggs — all collected in San Diego has been chosen Miss Correct. county. Posture of 1956 by-the Joint ae One ef Dixon's most striking practic Committee, representing displays ts his falcon and hawk 25,000 chiropractic physicians, The | eggs, which have been placed in judges said they picked her on the reconstructed cliff caves.
l= "weaaes: Sacss ualeares : — beauty, X- The collection will probably, mie ca never be completed since several) dl ; of the birds and their eggs can- .
and federal laws prohibit it. - ole Own $e -
The eggs range in size from tti :
that of the calliope humming bird, | § fi P|
smallest bird in the United States, 9 SEHING 1OF Flay to that of ae Liao orci. MUNICH—One of the out on,
ing folk festivals in Germany, Dixon said he has been criticized| 7 for taking eggs from the nests. The Royal Wedding at Land-
He added: -_ shut,” is expected to draw many
“It harms the birds in no way.|'favelers to the Bavarian town
| They will reproduce within 10 to of Landshut, where the festival
7” days ” “* {will be held this summer.
z s * *
. . : Given every three years, this
Foreigners Studying event reenacts one of the most! ° + wl? lavish weddings of all time, the
Indian Tongue, Hindi 1475 marriage of Prince Georg of
NEW DELHI—Thirty-five foreign|Bavaria- Landshut, son of Duke
students are in India studying Hin-| Louis IX (The Rich), and Princess
di, which is to become the official Hadwiga, daughter of King Kasi-
language of this country, on Indian mir IV of Poland.
government_scholarships, oN =: 8
They are from China, Turkey The entire town of Landshut, 45
Israel, British East Africa, British Miles northeast of Munich, serves
West Indies, Indonesia, Nyasaland, ®% the festival's setting, and the Ethiopia, the Fiji Islands, Sudan, | townspeople wear the dress of 1773.
Surinam, Thailand, Afghanistan,’ : .
ranganyika, Burma, Iran, Japan, Allegan Aid—$26,045
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a TWENTY forrn.- 0 et eG THE, PONTI Ac PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1056_ : oe! hi f af | | Le he if i 1 } Mery te fh a WE Ee ¢ a » \ f ard
2 : soa keey
Ee Janet Anderson Tops ‘16 Contestants ,
to Claim Title of City's Miss Avivet ”,
‘Janet Anderson. was crowned
Miss Amvet of Pontiac for 1956
ata recent beauty contest spon You aiwars sins aT: |
sored by Post.J6. She was chosen
from _17_ contestants in the event
reem
Miss Anderson will represent | cE ", STORES
this sector in competition for state . sige Pe = en ae 1 ;
henors at the Michigan Amvet con : a ’ : ie 4 d 5 - | ‘ . coe DAYS THRU SUNDAY
. : NS venion to be held at Grand Rap- 4 '
rds in June The local post will oe . oe Finest giass «
present her with a formal gown F 4% yt 2
to be worn in that contest, and rs -_ . ae GLO-GLO
wil] also cover the trip expenses
compete with girls fromt through-
eut the United States at the . be 4 Noe Fs ¥ : 4 ye ‘. .
national convention in Milwau- & a on . . ae 8 ounce i¢ NS
kee : pe ea a SPrayer ~
The judges selected Miss Ander- " : 4 ' ie &
sen from a trio of outstanding Bo stig 4 q .,
finalists. She was given a slight FF . ia? nee 5 Oc cegu ar sae prices .
edge over Barbara Looney and [— ™ i F j es Se
Genevieve Dovre. ; KS He 4 B | S ‘@) 8) @) L
Over 100 people attended the Ys : , a
contest. The judging was in both ~ : i M :
conven ntional dress and pang ie ‘ See | N T 2 .
Baits 4 : or ’ — as y ttle
The list of judges for the contest : ag ‘s 4 a Born
included Sheriff Frank Irons, es .'. se ae oe 100 Tobs
County Prosecutor Kred Ziem. Dr
James McHugh, Judith Clemence.
society editor, The Pontiac Press
and Robert Hanger, of radio sta
tion WPON. Dr. McHugh ogee = % — oe —— o— EMPIRIN
tae = 7 TP Gee, COMPOUND |” AGtLes aS is é ; - | Ney he big | doll!!!
pala ni GOP AE SS © Bc | dS INASAAM
on Racial suc PGMA decease SUN CLASSES. ' Touring Dem Candidate Baie . » SF | | |
OPENER Goes on Handshaking
Reg.
s 77h ' Drive in San Francisco
Extra durable! nstant rect witht
MISS AMVET NAMED\— Janet Anderson, center, was named
’ SAN FRANCISCO wh —Adiai Ste- Miss Amvet of Pontiac at a recent beauty contest conducted by Post
venson mixed sharp criticism of 16. She will represent this area ty state competition at Grand Rapids
the Eisenhower administration on in June. Also shown above are tke other contest finalists, left to
desegregation and other issues right, Barbara Looney and Genevieve Dovre with cheerful handshaking in a ; s__|
‘stepped-up campaign to win Cal
ifornia’s presidential primary. $11 ee) Billion Available Byrd Dsqued a statement as chair- »
man of ite Senate-House watch *
He charged nee 12 appear- in Foreign Aid Spending dog comm tee on federal spend-
— ances here yesterday that the WASHINGTON uw — Sen. Byrd !8. - \. |
President has not used the pres (D-Va) said today 11% billion dol- ——
tige of his office to help carry jar§ will be available for foreign Bridge Painting Bids Out
out the Supreme Court decision’ aid spending in the new financial
striking down separate public year if Congress approves the ful! LANSING \U*—The > Ste ate High-
schools for -white and Negro stu-|$4900,000,000 asked- by Preside at Way Department will take bids at}
cease. Famous FOSTER GRANT clare relieving!
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-He told longshoremen on the wa-| Byrd said there will be $6,600.-|° leaning and painting of 12 bridges.
variant they won't see better pro 000,000 of unexpended foreign aid.
‘tection for labor, better housing balances: on hand at the start of London's Lord Mayor holds a
and better health benefits “until! the new bookkeeping year July 1 fice for One year you return to Washington a fight-|
ing, liberal administration.”
AT BARKLEY FUNERAL
Winding up the one-day whirl-
wind tour of San Francisco. the
former Illinois governor left by! ~
plane late last night to attend the)
funeral of Sen. Alben Barkley in,
Paducah, Ky..He plans to resume}
his . Vigorous. 12-day California!
schedule in Los Angeles tomorrow.
Members of his staff and news-
men were struck by his relaxed, —;
smiling appreach to the job of
handshaking He said at one point |
he was enjoying it :
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4 a T rv ENTY-SIX Z / _ | os Legs ot “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, M. ee 1956, a _— pho f. | :
a Break Ground [-tocetAcquante 198,500,000Plan | a foe | 4 : y Clayerno} ‘$¢ 50 buys a lot of suit a Dinner for Governor 300,
| for Sanctuary Planned at F armington | Explained lo - at THE HUB.. eee ,. Now! : Christ Lutheran Church . | HAZEL PARK — About 300 resi: FARMINGTON ~— Governor G. oppertunity te see and hear him dents attended the special Ymeeting ' Se
Addition. Under May 7 | meennen Williams will be guest of in person.” lin the high schoo} auditorium here H .
N . in Waterford Township reno at an informal “get ac- ito find out why the proposed school . \ 58 ee
os Governor Williams can be) quainted’’ dinner in. the cafete ria) _ Farmington only unti 7:30! ‘building program will cost $8% j the | WATERFORD. TOW NSHIP—Two ot Farmington ne School at! ca the dinner ik scheduled to lot Hasel = ean in the history
hundred and seventy-five persons 32000 Shiawassee next Tuesday) oi at 5:30, ay domed Seal
aia at Grist Li oe Howard Legg, geheral|, Tickets may be obtained by call- eee es ba re a ° ) : y st Luthe urc 584. | : | here for the addition to the pres- chairman, emphasized that the af- |e Bre: Legg at Greatest ie" get the facts. y a
ent church building at Airport and fair is strictly non-partisan, and On hand we a Aj n - panel of school
Williams Lake Rds that the public is invited. $I, 500, 000 Center | board members, architects and | .
Constriction began this week om) — «yg Man ,» Democrats and fficials. the $115,000 project oe will pro-| y eror - omer oe Republi like, have hever ‘ .
vide'a sanctuary for over 90 wore) Mevabtcane alte, wave 2°" Gets Clawson Nod | Accontine tothe pane, the aver shipers and Sunday eee and fel- cancel eal telovicden.” Mew. Laon age homeowner with a home as-
lowship facilities in a full base iq This will give th an | CLAWSON — Tentative approval 53S¢d at $2, 500 ‘will pay $25 more|
ment. : has been given by the city council # year in taxes,
The Rev. Arvid FE. Anderson, jhere for plans to build $1,500,000) =
pastor of the church since 1950, [Vf om-Daughter shoppmg center: Legion at Lake Orion turned the first shovel of earth. . - ? . ope ; vel of ea Banquet Slated Located on the south side of to Entertain Auxiliary
Representing the children and 14 Mile road between Batche- |
youth of the congregation were | | Wana and Manitou, the center LAKE ORION — The American, Gerry Boeneman, Jeffrey Har- Qt Four Towns ' will be known as Clawson Sales Legion will entertain the Auxiliary| vey, and Janice Farrell. The
| Board of Administration repre. | FOUR TOWNS — Four Tpwns, = A re ae Sacer ame a sented the adults. Methodist Church will hold its an- Space is planned for. 20 stores, jouniey at their iba | (th at’ 5 t G) , nual Mother and Daughter Banquet and parking for 450 cars | The joint meeting which follows
Robert Edwards is vice chalr- 4: ¢ p.m. Saturday at the church ‘will replace the regular acxiiar
man of the board and chairman of Wome t font al n of the church will cook Optimist e mee ing: or May.
the building committee the food and fathers will sérve as P imists M et t Tonight
The brick structure, which will 2 SOUTHFIELD — Optimists here
be completed in the early fall, is! kes Ke fete (wives) and dauah are me eting tonight 2 Fruitridge|CO'$ Party Saturday i g
of Norman design. The present | Inn, when they will hear Scott W.| NEW HUDSON — The Macca-
first unit was erected_in 1949. Mrs, Calvin Patterson will give Cole of Northville talk on “The bees are sponsoring a public card)
; the Invocation and be guest ‘Western Pacific in Relation to-Na-‘party at their hall here Friday|
mother of the evening. Mrs. tional Defense.” evening. Davisburg Austin Lodge Douglass Shafto will give the
Slates Meeting, Dinner | toast to the daughters; and Ka- ren Newsome will respond with a
tian teas g Sewe'mere”'""* | Norman Barnard Day a Srsatin at Masonic Temple for work in the| There will be special musical
MM de Lod at 4 ‘numbers and recitations, as well P] ~ p d b T Ci '
The acre Lop cine hss by the! pod solo ballet and duo dance num- anne Y roy ity
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 159 of Ann |. Arbor and dinner will be farvedl wean will be presented. to the) TROY — Plans for a Norman|
at 6:30 p.m. by Austin Chapter No. oldest and youngest mothers, the| Barnard Day are being formulated
369, OES. mother with the most daughters, |nere, ties. Truesdell is chief building
inspector. —
On May 17, Barnard Day will
_ |mothers with the youngest and the, be marked by a dinner at Tro
Church Sets Work Bee — daughter, and the mother NY ee are planaing Pe School, the city conifalsaion Ths) ripe 5. __Who traveled the farthest. the ve high of the fact that) as aecidadl Includes the WATERFORD—Friday and’ Sat-| oge = |June 1 Irlando G. Holway will take Hiway iaiilitcome from Haxel Extra Pair
° . lover Barnard’s post as city man-| — will be work days at the Wiener Roast Saturday cor pls sf |Park, where he has been city
aterford Community Church and | Ba. i h i by “city/Manager. He visited city offices)
‘ parsonage. The church is inviting, WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —! Bamard was honored by city is week but won't:start work un- all those men available to partici. Thirty-five members of the Baptist Staff members last night at a SUP- |) next. month.
pate in the work program. Youth Fellowship of Crescent Hills Pet at the Troy Methodist church. | 4 . |Baptist Church will hold a weiner. Having resigned to become clerk; He will be Troy's second city
of the Oakland County board of| manager since its incorporation roast at 6:30 p.m Saturday at the
Amateur Show at Thomas home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gallo. Supervisors, he was presented a) last Dee. 12.
THOMAS — The 4H Club here WY, 4414 Sedum Glen desk set by the group of 22 | His salary will be $10,000. the
will sponsor | Mrs, Galloway is the sponsor of Clifton ‘Truesdell made the pre- same as the salary raise offered
the an Amateur Show = ithe group and will be assisted by sentation. He ts assistant man- |Barnard. Barnard had been draw-
Thomas Community Hall, at 8 the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ben A.| ager for the time being, since ing $7,500, and will be receiving
p.m. Saturday. _Public is invited. | Bohn ' Barnard has begun clerk's du- $8,200 in the Oakand County job
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Than}... ood Oi Fashioned |
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“Commie Teacher Group Controlling Education of none Youth | TOKYO (INS)—More than helf;| This tremendously important) dual. instructors openly filling |
a-million school teachers responi- | Labor | union and its potential as an! their students with anti-American {nation’s elementary and fun fleet
ble for the education of Japan’s|instrument of Communist pro-| propagnda in flagrant violation |high school teachers, about 45
youth are dominated today by anti- | paganda has been a source of con- | of education laws. . lone of all high school teachgrs, | eneerdbere are conserv ative; sareety |
American leftists striving tq ih- stant concern to officials of the} Government security officials. and 30 per cent of univeysity because the ‘rural populations-%
fluence @ new generation to wash education mintgry. © jon the basis of their own inves- ifaculty members.
its hands of the U. S HEN-KEY PC INS | tigations, ‘estimate there ore U9 One of the strongest bu oe | traditionally conservative.
| Se ‘to 300 Communist party members helding JTU in check /\s Educati officials i | /-, There is among them 9 fair ‘These officials estimate _ that! ? JTU working in oon! lalecd|(adasaties! | Cemmaiize | gveea! | “ee roe raemae rare |
: / sprinkling of active, militant |“two or three’ members of JTU's : . ttees | Communists who, as members | li ki 52- eater al! with the Japanese Communist| These five-man commitices are | jedge, JTU’s activity in spread-
| [Lt swan © j party. composed of civilians elected for-| ing jett-wi Communist Be : of Japan's vital education sys~ (executive committee are militant! | es clod by public vote. | ing ng or uy pro |
tem, are in ideal positions to | Communists. | As a labor union, JTU ts pro) ® i pa ' paganda so far has been kept |
distort with Red propaganda the pioures are sunavailable on the| hibited by law from engaging | in| The committees exists on all soscenetly under control.
minds of millions. number of Red teachers in the| political activity. But it does. levels of local admintstration! and
These are known and accepted. field, for they operate subtly | 500.000 MEMBERS . their main functions are “unchecked the union would in no #
facts in official Japanese circles. Thorough ‘checkups of inividual in- At its national convention last’ 1. The administration of fands time become an invaluable instru- |
which for several years have bee? structors are ditfic ult iMav, the union reiterated it was for public schools under thei: ment of the Communists in wear 4
keeping a wary eve on the act- . * opposed to government proposals, ucyniates - ak
ivities of the all-powerful Japan But there Nave been several jt revise the postwar constitution.) 2. The hiring and rina of teach- ing Japan away from ‘the free
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Facts Released. er nr ama ee ee i a
on Employment (orm. vty Mother’ s Day, May 13th ‘i Older. Workers Facing! fe
_.New Job Problems and
-Women Work tess -
WASHINGTON # — The Labor
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yn suspected facts — that older cal ' Mother’s Day ML
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es 8s 86 CHAMPIONSHIP FORM — Shown brushing up rivalry — said he especially hopes to keep a Pon- |
“This is an important part of| 0M his driving skill for the Teen-age Road-e-o this. tiac High School student from winning. The con- | ol
President Eisenhower's drive to| Saturday is last year’s champion, James E. test is sponsored by the Pontiac Junior Chamber %
improve and expand the economic; Barnowsky, 17, of 132 E. Rundell St. The junior of Commerce and will include driving tests at the | j
information available to govern-; at- St. Michael High School hopes to defend his Tel-Huron parking Jot. The winner will be eligible |’ !
ment and the public,” Mitchell) title against all competitors, and — in a note of to enter a state contest. said. SS eee SS ee .
In eaily, America, ‘maple sugar In Christian religion and art, - The figures are obtained by
‘analyzing about one per cent of British Papers was the staple, cane sugar the the lily s\mbolizes purity and is
claims filed for unemployment deTicacy, but the roles have now used at Easter as the emblem of
compensation benefits In various ‘Razz Ameri ican jbeen reversed. ~ ‘the resurredtion of Christ.
“aes Critic of ‘Bard’ They showed, for example, that |
average unemployment among! LONDON (INS)—American liter-
these workers ran about 7% weeks ary critic Calvin Hoffman is) | E W H E A R l N G y\ | D
in Feburary. Also, that nearly 9itaking a razzing from British|- ---------- -
out of 10 stopped filing for con-/newspapers, much of it in the - oe om, concealed i in
tinued benefits of their own accord, language of William Shakespeare. s
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presumably because they found :
new work. < Hoffman has a theory that Chris- . a single
— topher Marlowe actually wrote the / a :
plage atiried Nasi chacercare .» SSG ICS rel: Graham Taking Stand Tuesday, a tomb was opened in has
ry hopes that papers suppo ing the a z . . n ® Your glasses can be ye
Remains Doubtful Hoffman thesis would be found. 2 eee None were. ; 4 Now vou mey hear, nat
DENVER i — Seven witnesses} The London News Chronicle ae o urally, a? ear level were called today for the opening! W®% & bit hard on Hoffman, say- - - ¢ thom meses
of John Gilbert Graham's defense| '"& editorially that “surely a : liminates clothing ‘
against a state charge he killed | man Is entitled to a little privacy Fashion-styled with famous
his mother by blowing up an air- after he is. dead.” wt ect a make frames
liner with 44 aboard. * ¢ 6
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tion rested its case yesterday, through Hamlet and came up with |
Dist. Judge Joseph M. McDonald|‘‘Alas, Poor Calvin.” ‘Le °
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Not. What You Say, ‘but How You Use It
By pHYLiys BATTELLE —__ who reported this ‘fear were over-| The good psychoanalyst did not
But if there's cates the fear-phoner shies away - NEW YO
old enough |
such.
But what ioe had known until!
now is that the way one talks on-
a telephone is a key to his inner read and worry is |
aware, the things we do and don’t
do in this life are mostly all mani
festations of bio-psychic urges
schizo-somatic regressions, pleas-
ure and pain principles. Or some) (INS)—As anyone, ‘attached to their mothers.” explain this. THE PONTIAC Baas THURSDAY. MAY. 9, 1956
INSTRUCTIONS: WHAT'S MY LINE? Each word is related to my work. Un-
scramble as few os possible to guess sity fine. Answer
@ppears under arrow, reading downward.
mother complex,it- ecobehiy’ indi- |
the receiver because it is:
aly to contain the small voice of
a girl, asking him for a date—and
men strongly attached to their
mamas don't like to get involved
with girls much. "
* .
On the other hand, the euphorial
‘— or dial-happy — phoners are a
much larger group, and mostly
‘made up of schizophrenics, alco-
holics and teenagers. Loa are Gives Away- Darkest of Secrets understanding and affection that
will make them feel equally pow-
‘erful in their off-the-wire moments.
SEEKING APPROVAL
The schizophrenics (split person-
alities) and alcoholics, on the tele-,
phone, are probably seeking not so
much power as approval and the
security of friendships,
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The reason they call long dis-/j-
tance so frequently, possibly, is
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at Brooklands. Communion Breakfast _{ofilePetifions | Sa ° pwesr quarry) ET
Plan Special Service WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —| ture of this ‘yeat’s program.| Nominations Must Be AL Pe = _ The afinual Mother and Daughter! Francine DeSormier will crown | . , <1]
in Lieu of the Regular communion Breakfast of St. Pat-| a statue of the Blessed Mother in for: June 11 Election
‘Gethsemane Program ‘rick parish will be held ee as Queen of the May. Her at-.| gt Avondale |
: ; . following the 8:30 o'clock Mass. tendants will be Carolyn Pifer
: ark. and Janice Thibodeau, Three- KLANDS — Members and. Mrs. Clarence Chapman of Berk-| ®
ea of AS an eae ley, past president of the North- year old | Mertpane ances wilt lis the deadline for filing nominat-| a western Deanery Council of Cath. be flower gri. Various prizes = — | urch in Breoklands will gather { rill be awarded jing petitions in the coming Avon-
Sunday in one service at 9:30 a.m. Cle Women, will be guest speaker | = SS dale SchoolBoard elections, ac-|
in the multi-purpose room of the A May crowning will be a fea. | The Men's Club, under the direc-|cording to Raymond N. Baker,/
Brooklands Public school instead of ———— |tion of jts president, William J. superintendent., . ,
|Best, will cook and serve the break-| Voters will place two members| AVONDALE -— Saturday May |
at the church. ° ° ._ |
This will be a special rally serv Orion Principal we jon the board for three-year terms, :
ice arranged by the New-Church ° | Af mothers and daughters of the'in the June 11 balloting. Total
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The sermon will be delivered | LAKE ORION — Fred Wiegman shoulc ne mae UAE mie y with) the ballot, candidates must pre-
by the Reverend thno Janssen, ‘principal of the Lake jack hatte. Mrs. Gerald F. DeSormer, EM-) sent petitions with the signatures
eT ce BY Pire 33578. | of 50 or more qualified scheol | executive ‘secretary of the cchool, has presented his resigna- q Le | English District of the Lutheran tion to the Superintendent of conras to the secretary of the |
Church — Missouri Synod. The : selling 5 | |
Reverend Nera Kock, Geth. Sle ot se Brownell Electors Ask Petition forms are available at : 1957 - contract signed
semapes pastor, will conduct the iy,ree weeks earlier the Board of Education office at . E ’
warral parton of te ser gman geeparea torus ANM@Xation to Lapeer soit wn sca work at Michigan State Normal,
epchend a! pare alls asia | University of Michigan and METAMORA — A Special meet Cattle Confab for 1957 lections, : = : ~ = Michigan State University. He (ng of the Brownell school district to Be Held at MSU
The commutiee will also at this spent’ several years in the air electors was held here relative to
Hee bales the seins bmi up - force as an aeriat gunner, annexing to the Lapeer School Dis A Aberd ‘ , t the progress, needs anc American Aberdeen-Angus Assn.,
ieee to caamectaaietth the baila Mr: and Mrs. Wiegntan have trict or joing with Dryden, Meta- representing “22,000 ‘acim of
ing and expansion program. both been active 4n Lake Orion mora and other rural districts to Aberdeen-Angus cattle, will hold
Nursery facilities will be provid- 8souPS and with their daughters build a new junior and senior high its 1957 conference at Michigan
ed for the smaller children during Gloma Gaye rece a nave |e oollin the area. ‘State University.. The group voted
service. ee ee bas ‘ ion it t meeting site yesterday oles Communion, Sunday ScAoo) although they have been here just) The consensus of those present ,, fae a = A teeiay) gather-
eg eT ee os _— | wae that the district should am |ing at the University of Tennessee. for the day. > regular ay = .
schedule will be resumed at the those present so voted, The La- |
church near Dequindre May 13 Loyalty Sunday May 6 peer district is to be asked for Heights Rummage Sale
with Holy Communion in both the at Commerce Methodist | Permission to annex. Pocune retaraberecen
8:30 and 10:45 a. m. services. | COMMERCE .TOWNSHIP—Mar-|, There are 29 families in the dis. munity Club will have a rummage = ‘shall Wheeler; chairman of the aan palilalents i ool apr tned oe Saturday, from 9 a.m. until
Fire Department Siren |Commerce Methodist Church noo 5 ew oat ee aye 1 p.m., at the Community House.
; . nance Commission, has designated |27¢ Deing sent elsewhere for their!oo south Squirrel Rd. . Installed at Union Lake gnatec’ education | nsta May 6 as Loyalty Sunday at the . - . — KNOXVILLE, Tenn. uy — The
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Pi the ‘foods of
"a good ally to remember}
herb basil. It is a seasoning,
has a special affinity for
of: the foods which are
bundant this time of year. |
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Basil comes from the leaves of |
a plant of the mint family. Its |
somewhat sweet, warm flavor is|
wonderful for sparking up boiled
potatoes, asparagus and spring |
onions. |
A simple way to use it is to |
crumble the dried leaves into |
melted bitter and then pour the
over the vegetables. This
herbed butter is also perfect
over broiled fish.
Fresh spring salads with ripe!
tomatoes seem to take on a dif-
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| asparagus is a tempting spring treat. Try serving
| marinated spears with whole shrimp as a lunch
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serve just lemon wedges. The sauce is made with mayon-
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23 tabiespoons fresh lemon juice
3 pounds filtet of haddock
Set oven control to broil and
preheat five .minutes. Combine
melted butter or margarine. basil,
black pepper and salt. Heat about F .
Proper Cooking Protects
minute. R. t rou Fresh Asparagus Flavor
and add lemon juice.- | The secret of more flavorsome ing this seasonal vegetable is to
Brush fish on both sides with {resh asparagus depends on the Marinate it in a tart lemon French
the Basil-Lemon Butter. Arrange (way it is prepared and cooked dressing. Combined with cold
Place . a shrimp it makes a perfect spring
salad. It also makes a tasty low."
|. Break off each stalk as far down calorie hors d'oeuvre
~ ‘as it snaps easily. Wash. then tie * *
3 or 6 stalks into a bundle. Stand
Baste both sides of fish again the bundles, with the tips up, in the
and turn. Broif five minutes or bottom of a double boiler in about
until brown. Yield: Four servings.,an inch of boiling salted water.
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18 cooked latge shrimp
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Marinate cold cooked asparagus,
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in the refrigerator. Arrange on let- Invert the top of the double boiler
and cook for 15 to 20 minutes or
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Canadian Creese Toast people the most treasured of al
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Fresh Tomato Mayonnaise
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juice. sardine-size slices; toast. Dip in.
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two—just until cheese melts and| nothing that compares to a rich,
browns. Serve at once. Slices| tart hollandase sauce over the
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To serve’
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cup butter or margarine in skillet. |
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OREAMY OLIVE BIP
come, serve a cream cheese-gre
Stuffed Olives
Hard to Beat In the line of party re freshments,,
stuffed green olive dips and dunks
are hard to beat. Chopped or sliced
olives add a festive, decorativ
touch used ag an ingredient and
garnish. Two new recipes which)
feature olives with cream cheese)
and cottage checce have been de-
easilysprepared| thoug signed as tasty,
company fare,
Creamy Olive Bip
1 Gounce package eream cheese sof
toned
. “e cup. Nght cream
ke cup chil! sauce
1 tables prepared horse-radish
} teaspoon prepared mustard
‘e cup chop; celer
green olives
Combine cheese, cream. chi
aauce, horse-radish and mustarc
Beat until blended. Add celery an
olives and mix well. Serve as di
for crackers or potato chips,
desired. Makes about 2 cups.
Olive Cheese Dip
1 cup creamed cottage cheese
‘% cup mayonnaise
2% teaspoons prepared horse radish
Dash Tabasco °
Dash cayenne
Dash salt
H teaspoon grated on
“ eup finely chopped yimatauhe stuffed
green olives
Potato chips or cooked shrimp
Combine cheese,
& - salt and onion: blend well, fold 1
: olives. Serve as a dip‘ for potat
chips or shrimp. Garmish as de
sired. Makes about 1% cups.
~ New Dinner Treat
___ With Creamed Eggs
Simple but good!
Creamed Figgs
\“e eup butter or margarine
% cup flour
3% cups milk
Sait o
Pepper
Celery salt
& hard-cooked? eggs
Buttered toast
Make a white sauce of the but
ter, aA The
carrot and cucumber sticks, ré dishes and potato
‘% cup sliced «mail pimiento-stuttes
as . * @
mayonnaise, | ‘*. © e@
horse - radish, Tabasco, cayenne. |
flour and mille add salf, pep-
THE PONTI AC PRESS, Ty.
‘THURSDA Y, MAY. 3, 1956
= Buttermilk Mixes Well
With All Fruit Juices
ing and refreshing drink. Jt com-'
flavortat hea Jonens Nebel
a buttermilk punch is especially Pyt Oil on Grilled A Meats bt
To make one quart combine sfor Tender Servings
cups ‘buttermilk with 1 taliie Buttermilk is a ddlightfully cool-/ 700g range rind, % cup erurec| Grilled meats taste best wien juice, 3° tablespoons each of lemon! they are not dried out on the out-
bines well with fruit juices for juice and sugar, 2/3 teaspoon ‘side and raw on the inside. This
cinnamon ang Y%q teaspoon nuimeg. g. may be the “Tault OF too Tot a Tire, ‘grill, but keeps it trom (drying out. proves its flavor, NS Of the meat is too dry to Start halt a cup of red wine or vinegar, _ | with, -
of good Spanish olive oil in which
ithe meat is- soaked, not’ ‘only =
vents the
pe sully Geen the oitr By adding the Juice of & lemon or
you improve the flavor of the meat
A marinade made of half @ CUP and make it tender. Meat can be
left in the marinade overnight, but |
king for onlyhalf an hour im-—
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next time
“en olive dip with guests
SE we ‘Choice Cut BAZLEY’S! WHERE MEAT IS A SPECIALTY! NOT A SIDELINE! Tender Beef
, Sirloin NONE ‘ SHORT RIBS
Steaks = = | 19%.
Grede 1 Skinless —
HOT DOGS.
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recent finding at Harvard| not followed undesirable In-
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which were ‘supported in part by ipod a (canary) take) her | dancing.
\the Nutrition Foundation, an in- for @ brisk walk, or to pay golf.
‘active group of pigh school girls Meals of appetizing, high quality
was found to be overweight even) foods can follow with greater en-
h they até less than their! mens and no apol tes. more active, shimfner classmates. | = polow! e
OPEN 9 to 9
Sundays, Too! For these lethargic girls ‘lesa’ |
| was still foo much, In fact, the |
| number of girls who skipped |
| breakfast twice a week or oftener |
| was higher among the over: |
| weights, 2” | ‘
Harvard's School of Public
Health has long champiened* the
role.of exercise in weight reducing
Now thev have evidence that a
little exercise taken regularly can
separate the slim from the stout Hi
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| Even in the group that was not
overweight. the controls’ schedules
showed relatively little time given
\to household chores, little partici-
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lexercise. The overweight = stu
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7 controls, two were cheer-
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acrobatic dancers, None of the
overweights took part in these
activities,
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This study answers the criticism
ithat exercise uses litile energy.
(It shows clearly that regular ex-
ercise pays off in a reducing
regime; that ft isn't necessary to
‘chop wood for hours or exercise
istrenuously to lose weight.
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Best for ail yoo bake ond fry per and celery salt to taste. Slice may be all that is needed°fo keep eggs and arrange on buttered lone in good trim. toast; pour sauce over, Makes 4
to 6 servings. | A second criticism \s that ex-
: ercise makes you hungry, that
. ayer ents take note: A: it makes you eat mere so you
slice of high-protein bread (low, gain instead of losing weight.
Beet Pot Roast Blade Cut, Per Pound.
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a fn fat) may furnish as little as The Harvard Investigators found
4 calories. . | short periods of exercise were
A a RR = etic, MM
Sliced Bacon. O. K. Brand, Per Pound
1 Slab Bacon Hy-Grade Brand, Per Pound
Round Steak Have It Today! Per Pound ee ee er ed
Fresh GROUND BEEF ‘Use only 3 eggs in this recipa since with Clabber Girl Baking
Powder it will be as light and fluffy as with many more eggs.
Choose your own filling, if you wish, instead of grape or apple
jelly: There's no palais here, for your own baking skill.
LEMON JELLY ROLL Yield: 6 to 8 servings
1 eup sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
144 teaspoons Clabber Girt \4 teaspoon vanilla,
Baking Powder 4 cup hot water
M4. teaspoon ealt € ‘onfectioners sugar
1 7-ounce jar grape or be
apple jelly
3 Pounds of Real Nutrition
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PEPPER Tow n! ean 1 cup beet or cane sugar
Bift together flour, beking powee. and salt Beat eggs in a bow! set ina
larger foe of warm water until light and lemon colored [about 10 min-
utes). Add sugar gradually, beating continually. Add lemon rind and
vanilla. Fold in dry ingredients, a few tabisep Soafule ata time. Add the
hot water in a thin but ee stream, fo in. Pour into jelly roll
* pan, 10 x 15 inches, lined with greased, ana paper. Bake at 375° F.
: Seeger oven) for 12 to 15 — Cut crusty edges from cake; turn
sbaxigeot on @ clean, towel eprinkled with confectioners sugar.
ery lpia toon and cool. Unroll, spread with jelly
Sprinkle ace with confectioners sugar
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‘THIRTY. NINE
cut tn Everyone Needs Milk
Regardless of the Age
\
oe Mea ae Spring Sauterne Salads Ideal for Fancy Desserts Th Mint Sauce 1 W-ounce far mint feliy
om cup maraschino cherries,
aives (about 20 cherries).
1, cup white vinegar |
}
r| Melt butter or margarine; add 5 i]
‘Strawberry Sauterene Sout Salad. |" is cap Sauterne or Rhine wine -
[Don't waste-time trying to say it |
There must be an ‘'S”; re fal ; package lemon-flavored gelatin: te cup goo) wa naise Unmold and garnish With whole | Everyone takes for granted the cup hot. water } easpoon ichops and cook until brewned on , ; stra . ,Stra and cl Makes fact t b ust “ we month; for here comes & % cup strawberry Juice’ - (drained 8 eu drained, pineapl Laniis } ene c nleor; y. es on Lamb. Chops (beth sides. Add water and salt and — ute atcun ree
Drain juice from berries, reserve jo
Digsolv: tin in hot wa-,
poy reagan Crier salad. Leftover Meat Dish” ler. ae eal juice, wine, Steam. heal edad an j If you have a “meat and po- pore palaten, birthday or few | A small amount of turkey, chick-| imayonnaise and salt. Blend with weaker. he ponies their “Place {tato” family and you're bored to’ A or us Buyin .
sert bridge. jen, duck, roast pork or ham left rotary beater. Pour into refrigera-|ment on a skewer. ith death cooking the same thing every, +? 9 Moka)
: hem| night, try serving your lamb chops, When you buy asparagus, avoid in faet. babies chops are tender, 45 minutes. Add dan’t even sit up unéi] they dre 6
'jélly and cherries. Cook 15 minutes. | at six months old — wet unt) — ‘cook, covered, over low heat until Poros ; and teeth...
5
a \they absorb enough calcium from
All\ growing youngsters need milk
Q. What is the name of this =
of meat?
| ‘A. Pork arm steak \
| Q. Where does it come trom and how ts it identified?
A. It is cut from the picnic!
i shoulder. The picnic shoulder in-)
; cludes the arm and shank section’
i of the shoulder. The pork arm
steak contains a small round
(arm) bone, is oval at one end,
and is squared off at the other.)
Q. How ts it prepared?
A. It is cooked slowly by brais-
ing, a moist method of meat
; cookery or by panfrying, a dry
3 method of meat cookery. Steaks
cut three-quarters of an inch thick
require about 45 minutes for cook-
ing. :
To braise, brown the meat on
all sides in its own ‘or a small
amount of lard or drippings. Sea-
son with salt and pepper, add a
small amount of liquid, if neces-
sary. Cover tightly. Cook at a
low temperature until done. .
To panfry, brown the meat on
both sides in its own or a small
amount of lard or drippings. Sea-
son with salt and pepper; do not
Cook at a moderate temperature
until done, turning occasionally.
Remove the meat cut from the
| . pan and serve at once.
Cost of Potatoes
Is Split 4 Ways
| tel! you it’s a triumph.
Have you bought any
recently? potatoes
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has been trying to find
out where your money goes when
you buy potatoes
One of the things it Has learned
fs that there's a considerable dif-
ference in the amount of money
the farmer gets, some difference
in the amounts other people get
at different seasons of the year,
and also some differences depend-
“ing on where the potatoes are
grown.
But forgetting about the differ
ences for a moment, let's use _ Fruit and white wine intermia-
is both delicate and substantial’ lover from Suriday dinner can tor tray.
glé their flavors for a dish that make Monday's lunch or supper. | ‘Team the diced cooked meat with, (without changing control) 15 to &rees). | méted butter and Eich
Quick chill in freezing unit in & moderately
pecans add the needed cooked rice, salad oil, finely diced; 20 minutes, or until firm aboat 4 meat accompaniment. -
crunch. Make the salad the day
before the party, unmold. and
garnish it with whole strawber- (skillet.
ties and your best friends will:
Strawberry Sauterene Suffle Salad
14, cups lightly sweetened sliced fresh
strawberries or
(13 (oe) fruit,
allced 1 package frozen
Strawberries
Libby’s
| Tomato 46 O.
- Juice lonion, ‘strips of green pepper or) 1 imch from edge, but soft in
ipimiento and heat in a large center. Turn mixture into bow!
Season with soy sauce.
Whip hananas into vanilla
29 ice)
‘freezing unit)
Dress Up Loaf Cake | and whip with rotary beater un-
! til fluffy.
Fold loaf cake.
30 to 60 minutes.'Serve at once: cr to make their skeleton strong.
about a quart a day. Parents
hot oven ‘oo de- lwith this wonderful cher ry tnint\crooked stalks, and those with| of teenagers know that even more
Serve skewered fruit as sauce. Your family will love it,'spreading tips. They indicate that) than a quart is often well used by
,for the gay red maraschino cher- the asparagus was cut’long ago! poys\ and girls who are shooting
‘ries and the cool green ntint jelly 4nd not properly refrigerated dur-'up inghes a year
‘make an exciting combination that ing shipment; consequently the’ How about grownups? Thev
‘will brighten up the lamb chops,48paragus may be tough. Straight, peed Thilk too. Regardless of age.
Here's a way to fix up bought and move them out of the ordi-/Plump stalks and tight Ups are al] must have the calcium, high
Heat it in the oven nary.
in drained strawberries, until warmed through, then spread |
cream, add chopped nuts or fresh pineapple and nuts. Pour into 1 the top with strawberry preserves
put into freezing tray of/quart mold or individual mols. and place under the broiler for a’
refrigerator and serve when firm Chill until firm in’refrigerator (not few minutes, watching carefully. thick
as Gessert with brownies. — } |indic ations of the best quality.
cee he: quality \protein, and important vi-
tamins that milk supplies Adults
1 ce same) Chere Heat applesauce and sprinkle need almost as much milk’as dio
B thowider lame shone cesta ach With just a smidgin of ground all- children to maintain the body
spice.
baked ham. cup Water
2 teaspoons salt milk helps you grow young.
. DURING
2 Ibs.
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BARTLETT
PEARS @ Fer
Idaho Russet Burbank potatoes
as an example. Those are the
long white potatoes that many
people call “Idaho bakers.” Usu-
ally they command the top price
at the store, because they cook
so well.
Let's say you paid 68 cents fcr a
10-pound bag of those Idaho bak-
ing potatoes. The retailer kept 79
cents, to cover his costs, any po
tatoes that spoiled or had to he
thrown out for any reason, the
cost of the. paper baz and some
profit
The retailer bought the potatoe
from a wholesaler, who received
them a carload at a time, and
hauled them from the railroad car
or his storage house to the retail
store. The wholesaler kept about
four cents for handling that 10
pound bag of potatoes
It’s a long way from Idaho to
the place where you live, and the
railroad company charged almost
18 cents for hauling 10 pounds of
potatoes.
The potato grower out in Idaho
got 22 cents to pay for his costs of
growing the 10 pounds of potatoes.
digging them, cleaning them, put-
ting them in 100-pound burlap bags.
storing them in a special ware-
house for a few weeks or several
months, and loading them into the
railroad cars.
Win Applause
With Nutritious
Wheat Sticks
Since mick - breads require no
special skill. they are one of the
easiest waysto-dtsplav your baking
talents—and one of the best ways
to perk up meals and coax: appe-
tites.
Evervone likes bread so you'll
please the whole family from Dad
to Junior when you spark your.
meals with made-at-home breatis
Serve these Wheat Sticks hot
with plenty of butter. They'll win
compliments and you'll have the
satisfaétion” of knowing that vou
are giving your family better nu-
trition. Wheat Sticks
3 ecrs
‘4 cup suear
3-3 cup miik
% cup melted butter or margarine
1 1-3 eupe flour
3 teaspoons baking
%, teaspoon ealt
% cup wheat germ
Beat eggs unti] very light; add
sugar, milk, melted butter or mar-
garine. Sift together flour, baking
powder, salt; stir in wheat ‘germ.
Add the liquids to the dry ingredi-
ents all at once. Mix together but
do not heat.
Have cornstick pans well greased
and heated in hot oven (400). Fill
pans two-thirds full and bake in
hot oven (400) for 20 minutes. Re-
move wheat sticks from -pans and
serve hot. Makes 18 powder
chilled and cut
is a wonderf|
green salad Fresh asparagus.
into l-inch lengths
addition ‘to tossed
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‘ Ay snr: ° = k of the smelt ‘season, [o Gc Out What's in celery salt? Ground.
- celery seeds and regular’ salt.
Fruits and Vegeiables Ups oy wil be "mala a wwe New Fruit Pun¢h Bows In;Old Orange. rates Go ea cas eee
. ie is the result oe an esata JANET ODELL ted by. the humber in a contain-| “\.8yp baste or margarine’ cut large orange in half. Remove chicken dishes, French dressing, —
ee in Quantity ’ D Own in P r ice oil present in the flesh. | eae Press Home Editor a. the former 00's" are now! 3 esss an i pulp. Notch with sharp knife.) [many soups. |
i. } | _ This olf evaporates rapidiy and’) Springtime seers: to call forth a|'‘30's,” since a carton holds half 1 Seb chopped este aide oe Tt x Every, day brings Michigan's) i= fae pailicap | te not found/in stale fish. Wise variety ot new food products.[as many as: boxes did. <a mt dead :
pees Sone ere ee shoppers will inlet on strictly ‘Would that it called forth some| ar Jeast one Pontiac store is|'™€ POW oe you. ALL PARTIES. AGREE...
Sex coc wl St i, te eet | Sm tt cot ae aa alma toons ca mr gore neeate| | a HE i 1 ~ | is | -] ir. Y sm00' home grown fruits and vegetables, strawbersies will arrive ey Le Sei scieeesstvea lace ena ssace anh vat] ane | ictoeme™= tte gc teaa (hace ees ae TREESWEET IS THE be time | when ave'll welcome a long cool “This ‘is evidenced” by” increased: other states—then it will ae ices on Grade A large eggs : :
shipment of many vegetables from) ‘0 look for Michigan berries. Se fropped a few pennies in drink. “The company that puts out/apple chip cake. It is lightly|stiff. Bake as ordinary waffles.
other states and. the end of the) fyen though the end of the grape-| \many/ stores. Fryers remain in the little packets: of fruit-flavored soft ‘spiced and contains generous, bits matte = butter and honey. FRESHEST-TASTING
season for several fruits, says fruit season is in sight, there is) ea price group even though drink powder has added'a new one of apple. When baked, these chips NS
ORANG CANS to their line. In addition to the
Mrs omens ar ee still a plentiful supply of “tine! P will probably be a few cents are slightly chewy. Date Fruit Salad Supreme
Marketing Information Agent of higher this weekend than last, /¢i&ht familiar flavors there is now 6 thick slices pineapple
we F i 5 ality fruit, For the most juice," ja Fruit Punch. . Calling for two fresh eggs, tWis | .2 packages ( ox.) cream cheese the Cooperative Extension Service. T : Ly . ing Vj} 3 a os.) select those that are relatively thin! PAN-FRIED SMELT Fruit. Punch can be serves | ®pple chip cake is quick and ome [ees a ves
Already shoppers caif find Michi-' 14 smooth skinned, and that are! cy - : : ean and wash fish. Season gione or combined with other | “imple to beat up. A box makes | 15 pitted dates gan hothouse leaf lettuce and the heavy for their gize. Win¢sap' vin salt and pepper. Roll fish ‘fruit juices and beverages. We | ® layer cake, a large loaf cake tes alle nervies
small dark green heads of tender apples are in the spotlight at about meal, dip in e diluted’ or 20 medium cupcakes. Lontaes: eatarenoas
Bibb lettuce. The head lettuce'y3 t4 29 cents a pound depending) swith ll or Saher roll in corn-| ae a ee aoe One of the’ largest| Arrange pineapple slices on bed supply is heavier than last week: > upon size. mowal Ggubn|| Heat two tablespoons] is e ol e’ country’s g lof lettuce and watercress. Leave,
the quality 5 xo | How to prepare fresh pineapple rg in a heavy skillet. Using a low, Cranberry Fruit Punch [chain food stores has put out ifs |space for orange cup with mayon- Tomatoes will Furt the budget in a jiffy may be the reason. for) flame, brown the fish on one side. , 1 pamee Imitation Fruit Punch soft’ jown brand of instant coffee. This’ naise in center.
less on. today’s market list as [hesitating to buy this fruit. If so. pres thellether’ | bb plegpireslh lis in addition to their line “of cus-| * @
both the 14eunce packages and write Mrs. Lawyer at 1260 West!" "Variations: 1. Soak fish in, }cupe, iit mie, santery J tom-ground and vacuum-packed) Gover pineapple with thick = NUS) the hot-house ripened ones are Boulevard. Pontiac, and ask for| jlemon juice for 10-15 minutes be-| Combine all ingredients. Stir ' coffees. | swirls of cream cheese, run ne . : ‘TresBweet'a
i increasing. For some time the |the chart showing an easy ‘8Yifore frying to bring out the deli-| until soft drink powder and sugar| Within the next ten years you! through a pastry.tube. Press 3 2 exchasive
cabbage. on Michigan counters (to cut and serve pineapple. Pine-\ cate flavor. lare dissolved. Makes 2 quarts or, May be keeping your food on the! whole pitted dates on top of pine- has been arriving from Florida, ‘apple is selling at near whetesal| 2. Other suggestions for crumb-/16 servings. shelf in the kitchen in plastic air-| apple. Fit apricot balves in cen-
but beginning this week eatin | come: ling—flour, bpead crumbs, cracker * 8 » tight containers. The food | ter of pineapple slices.
be supplemented with cabbage | seasonal | crumbs, crushed rnflakes, . .|keep because tt will have
tron the Corlias Tis shuld | tga Fre nat a lc td ear hom rae came vm ena) A | add up to especially favorable | both pork and’ beef are up | SAUCES FOR SMELT cess: ety S iol uivirmered or active atoms. \cherries. o m orang Pp \ —_
prices. so plan more way to USC Jieniy However, shoppers Will | Horseradish With Cream baked right in its wrappings? Di-| Experiments are being con-
cabbage in menus. ‘| notice only very small changes |; cup thick cream ‘rections for either rhethod of cook-| ducted to determine the whole-
Rains in Texas, have affected the in retail prices. 411 cuts of pork | ‘> cU> betseradish ing are printed on the Cryovac| #meness of such foods. So far,
onion market so that in some. will be featured with econémy | \bx well and Serve either hot wrapper. Watch for this conven-; tests ha. fe baal ea etre arenes
stores there may be-as-muth as, buys im ‘pienica,’Bostop Butts, (°° cold. Serves 12 to, !5. ient meat at your favorite store. { Vitamin and ‘calorie values are unchanged in most foods. 3
| peudltae! latoas Ne ae Seca Ge eens nee ae (yy Sees we wee oe eee | There's a plentiful supply of el kG ves . og i The steady wholesale price of 2 ‘¢bictpoons it aia we had bookcases made from ‘dates on the market. We think.
, snd pai aia “Ne } aka? beef chuck keeps it one of the best; Few grains cayenne | orange crates. Even if today’s (you may like a couple of recipes}
as fa eee rea at Deef values, although retail costs ia (isaieoen (Wocesieranire sauce | | Bewtyweds wanted similar “fur- showing how you can use this de-
7 10 d tat a are slightly more, than a week ago. | % ‘cup strained temetoes niture,”” they would ‘be doomed ~ \licious fruit.
Oe Cente © ote Poe ™ |For more elegant eating, beef rib) Heat fat until melted, add re-| to disappointment, The wooden | Dates are probably man’s oldest
a must in every day's diet. I jes & reagonable- price maining ingredients, simmer for, orange bex {is ne more, ‘cultivated fruit. In the U nited |
Carrots are a low cost hapebied tag. Both pork and beef are good 10 minutes. Serve hot. Serves Orange growers are now packing States most of them are grown in|
or select beets for real home vatues for this time since they are 6 to 8. oranges in corrugated paper cay '& 2000-acre garden in the Coachella |
grown flavor. selling at considerably lower prices —— ———— ltons which keep the fruit in. top Valley in California |
. Berries are the big news on (than last spring. .| When you entertain: cream mayj|condition. ° These new containers Date Waffles
fruit céunters. The quality at | This is a good time to enjoy be whipped and refrigerated forjnecessitate a change in the sizing) saci, CI ioe -
this time of year, according te ‘Michigan smelt, this being the an hour before it is to-be served.
(you know orange size is deSig- 3 teaspgons baking powder
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2 browned ina skillet. Or, be fancy. .. bake it in tomato or pepper cases. Don't hesitate
to serve Mary Kitchen Roast Beef Hash in Gn elegant manner... it’s an elegant hash.
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THE PONTIAC: PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1956
New, F Tuy Lovelight Chiffon Cakef™
Split a, layer into 2 layers. a and has | ciatmaden keeping quali- |
_ties. Every homemaker just must
want to try out this cake, for its) SP
| beat, Stir tm gelatin and temnen |
sa ‘cura aw == WU, SAVING STAMPS —- Fold inte whipped cream. Shop and REMEMBER —— THREE SISTERS’ GIVES
Save 2 Ways! See
~ Morton’ s Large ___FORTY-THREB_
airy chiffon: texture is obtained
with only 2 eggs. The batter beats.
smooth in 2 minutes and salad oil |
is used as the liquid shortening)
that pours and stirs in as easily'
as the milk does.
Fluffy. but sturdy Lovelight |
shortcake or pasty cakes. A 2. |
' layer cake may be split to give
4 layers for glamorizing into a
high, festive treat. There ts
plenty of body te the cake to
prevent crumbling or breaking.
This pineapple fluff topping goes .
beautifully with the Lovelight Chif-
fon Cake, split in 4 layers.
Lovelight Yellow 2-Egg
Chiffon Cake
; egas, separated
ae poe el
tilted cake four, such as Pt es
3 teaspoons baking ‘powder
1 teaspoon salt
'y cup salad off
1 cup milk
I's teaspoons vanilla
Heat oven to 350 degrees (mod-
erate). Oil lightly and dust with
flour 2 round layer pans, 8 by at
least 142 inches deep, or 9 by 1%
inches, or 1 oblong pan, 13x9%%
by 2 inches.
Beat egg whites until frothy.
Gradually beat in % cup of the
sugar. Continue beating until very
stiff and glossy.
Sift remaining sugar, flour, bak-
ing powder, salt into another bowl.
Add salad oil, half of milk, vanilla.
Beat 1 minute, medium speed on
mixer_or 150 vigorous strokes by |
hand. Scrape sides and bottom of |
bowl constantly. Add remaining’
milk, egg yolks, Beat 1 more min-
ute, scraping bowl constantly.
Fold in meringue. Pour into pre- frigerator -until used. s
| “Pineapple Fluft easpoons plain gelatin.
2 unos ms water
1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple, 1) w
eu | cup sugar hderipe -topping light yellow |
3 cape whipping cieam, whipped — (Spread on cake. Chill 1 hour or|
Seak gelatin in water. Heat | . Store in refrigerator. If de-|
TWO-EGG CHIFFON CAKE — Fluffy but sturdy 2-egg Lovelight
Chiffon Cake layers split with ease to make a high 4layer cake —
no breaking or crumbling. Salad oil is the liquid shortening in this
rich but airy-light cake. For a festive Springtime topping, use fruity
Pineapple Fluff, colored light green between the layers and light
yellow on the top and sides. e
Embellish those scrambled eggs gus (canned or frozen), anchovies,
you are planning to serve for canned stewed tomatoes, creamed
lunch with cooked green aspera, tuna or pesinat ikon —- “spt Spread Pineapple Fluff. betw Ree ve epee matt bates te |
Ayes kal aoe Gabe) Mare eo | cake calgon MICHIGAN.
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DAN’S MARKET 406 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
FIGA BROTHERS 239 FISHER
TOM'S MEAT. MARKET 44 N. PADDOCK
RIZZUTO GROCERY $21 WHITTEMORE
PIETZ MARKET 104 N. JESSIE
VIZZA'S MARKET 61 ROSELAWN
SYLVAN QUALITY MKT. 23100 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
SHORE MARKET 2425 VOORHEIS RD.
_ GUS’ MARKET 1440. BALDWIN
VACKARO’ S MARKET 273 BALDWIN
_ WHEELER'S GROCERY 4260 DIXIE HWY., DRAYTON PLAINS
DON’S MARKET 184 SANDERSON
ABSHER MARKET 84 FLORENCE
# BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOOD VALUES ON SALE
buy from them .. . there is one near your home!
BURCH'S FOOD MART 188 BALDWIN
BONFIGLIO BROS. MKT. 224 OAKLAND
_ HM & SON'S MKT. 856 OAKLAND
STAR MARKET $30 N. PERRY
LaFORGE MARKET _ 2250 PONTIAC RD.
G & A MARKET 1244 MT. CLEMENS
MT. CLEMENS MARKET 904 MT. CLEMENS
MANDALARI MARKET 402 CENTRAL
- BENS MARKET 327 MIDWAY
CALABRESE MARKET 430 S. JESSIE
POLMEAR'S MARKET 425 8. JESSIE
TAYLOR'S GROCERY 3735 PADDOCK
FRANKLIN RD. GROCERY $32 © A. ANKLIN RD.
GUZMAN'S MARKET | 263 FRANKLIN RD.
GREGORY'S MARKET 317 WHITTEMORE A 3 SISTERS’ SPECIALTY!
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Dole’s Frozen ~
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Large Bunch, Fresh 2 FOR
Green Onions Ly Pee WwIcE
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LONG, SLIM ~
Cucumbers 21 5'
Strawberries PORK 33% ss , BUTT ROAST
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608 W. Huron Street
Prices Subject te Change
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on will have good fortune for the
A he crumbled blue cheese CHUTE year
adds ip to a carton of creamstyle At Easter time the loaves are
cottage ~ cheese Serve with formed into wreaths with a cross
THU RSD. ait MAY
‘aster down FORTY-FOUR | ! _THE PONTIAC PRESS,
Bread Baked for Greek. i reed
hard boiled egg firms
the center of the cross. ‘Let rise.
Just before baking brush bread all pad ages yeast in warm water and in a’ greased bow! and allow totrise
add) to first mrxture double
Divide -into 2 or’ 3 portions, By JANET ODELLI milk, cheese,-butter or fish ~
Pontiac Press Home Editor food from anything living, Sauce on Chicken Good | {with the chickep. Good with a big “Glace canned gineapple ringe
flavor when it is
barbecue sauce during the broil-!
into ing.
be heated and brought to the table with a little milk or cream.
3, 1956 _ a ——e
‘bowl of hot\ steamed rice and @ in a mixture of butter and brown
green salad. ‘sugar to which a little soy sauce
- Quick sauce for dried beef: con- and grated fresh or ground ginger
soup. diluted has been added. Serve. with pan-
fried pork chops Broiled chicken takes on good:
brushed with
Extra barbecue sauce may densed mushroom
— a a eC tne —————— a =
Mens pentontennron
With a mixture of 1 egg yolk a
little milk and a few drops of
vanilla. Springle with sesame seed
and brush again with egg.
Bake 10 minutes in a 400-degree
oven. Reduce heat to 325 degrees
and hake 30-40 minutes longer, or
_Do not depending on the size of loaves
you want. Koll out two long
strips of dough, round them and Gre caste! . : ectier— Sunday a8 the Greck Easter) ag:er midnight Resurrection +4 cape valitednfinir
Since last Sunday, devout mem-)yJasg on Saturday many families} © *6s* .
hers of the Greelt Orthodox church ar pret add sugar and place in
have fasted. They have eaten aw! ake:a well in“the dry in. & icolas Samouris family! gredients and add- milk mixture twist together into a wreath.
ee containing meat, eggs, “ South Edith street only coffee and eget Beat well Place on greased cookie sheet or |
ae | in large round pan. and Greek Easter bread will be, Do not put in all the flour at :
Make braids out of the remain-
Currant Jelly Sauce served. The head of the house first. Add what is necessary at
ing dough and form a cross in the until bread sounds hollow
ls Delicious onlamb go home to éat.a regular dinner. |
But in the \
cuts the Joaf which symbolizes the| this point to.make a dough you
end of fasting ‘ean handle\ Knead smooth. Place'center of the wreath. Place a'get it too brown
| We had hoped that Mrs. Sam f é
ourts would be able to have her
picture in today’s paper, with Wi ; a change from mint
some of her Easter bread. But sauce and-currant jelly with roast : pressure of a part-time Job and
Janib From. the Ocean Spra@)” ¢hoir preparations for Sunday's
Cranberry Kitchen- in [fanson.. serviees were just too much.
Mass. comes this suggestion Mrs. Samouris is the choir direc
Ked Wine Sauce ser: .
1 teaspoon cinnamon A lengthy telephone convetsation
ee iespoons ‘aa pO ided us with the recipe and
Grated rind of 1 lemon full directions, On Tuesday, our
up Port wine day at home, we baked three : pound can whole cranberry sauce
Combine all ingredients except loav
sauce and simmer about 5 minutes. Greek Faster bread— es of this wonderful bread
-or Holiday
Remae cloves. Add cranberry prea “Is rved twice a ied At
sauce: stir and heat. Serve as } aa yen! . ane ie iveked
Sau elish with lamb, poultry 24! ed loaves and contains a coin
Whoever finds the coin in his slice Or venisen
in the middle and centered with
a hard boiled egg colored red:
A e Small wreaths with an egg in
the center are made for the chil
dren. : crunchy raw celery.
According to our reference book
|(Can the Greeks Cook!), Greek
‘Easter eggs -re dyed only blood
red, signifying the blded of Christ
fit is customary to dye the eggs
only on Holy Thursday and Satur-
iday ’
| | However, the bread itself ‘should SERVING ALL DAY
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
1] a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
‘and dressing with
cranberry sauce
Bakery Department
SPECIALS
Lemon Jelly Roll Es. AQc
Banana Bread..35¢} py ps
BRING THE FAMILY!
FOOD SHOP
\
|be made on Good Friday and\Holy
Saturday. Some housewives make
Ithick, round loaves with a number:
lof eggs stuck on the top.
Our leftover egr dye failed to
produce a blood red egg. In fact,
ours looks rafher anemic and
| caused the photographer to ask
if the hen had been drinking red
ink?
But the bread itself cau
just right It really os easy te Ht used to take
hours to make
fruit punch...
now you can buy it
e iil
ready made make and delicious to eat We got 3 : ;
acy one large. one medium and. oie GKEER RASTER BREAD It's Faster in the with hard boiled eyes dved brisnt ped the loaf
at your grocers. small loaf from the recipe Greek Orthodox church this Sunday. In the many ahove was made from a recipe given us by Mrs
Nicolas Samouris of South Edith Street. Do sreek homes tin Pontiac loaves df a delicious
j GREEK EASTER BREAD
By Mrs, Nicolas Samouris ___.
| ty cups milk
‘y pound s@ret butter
Hibs tablespoons vegetabie eho
ys mrt Watch Your Buying of atenen ence Heat = lukewarm. Digesive 2 | ead will be served These loaves are decorated toot
Hd from a
wide-mouth WeST LANSING (INS). — You|pensable for vou Have you ever you can ‘unscrew a
HAWAIIAN | . lare not alone tf you find Yourself tried to lift a roast out of the ket: hup bottle or a
PUNCH Ma @ an wiches becoming a little gadget happy. roaster with a fork and a spoon or pickle jar . ee
= e two forks and have a piece of meat
With Fj C b {- a, RE oh Ce ae break off before you get it trans Gadgets are useful until vow cet
= | ine id mea Mi Enea Cate rsity a ferred to the platter? No more of 100 many of them. declares Mn s
| mies xa bie . . this with a roast lifter; it looks Sands Be stire to _ chose only
gadgets have a definite purpose
, and usefulness in) cur modern
Kitchens. those you'll ise something like a pancake tumer
; except the part used for clipping Si
Crabmeat Sandwiches | under the meat is much larger and Kitchen Economy
li eawl lancet |e ecncse) crauen oes | But, says Mrs. Sands, the smart) slightly curved
\homemake ers will limit her number | % cup minced esr _
an teaspoons prepar ahame - type!
ustard of kitchen gadgets to a minimurh whsallncastiag ifaw! end (ether ; :
sty whole canned pimiento (drained and) She goes on to say: ing chicken may be brushed with
inced meats. It looks like am over: melted butter or margarine and mS oo finely-grated onion (pulp, “I have found a few gadgets that! sized medicine dropper and ts Ibroiied with th Tan AS
ule e res €
| Mayonnaise or mayonnaise-type sand couldn't live without and which) easy to use. It also saves burned | lchicken duri the last 15 0
seers supplement my basic pieces of cut fingers and makes it convenient ce ee
| Pick any cartilage from crab-\lery very nicely in) baake Gaore often. Turn the heart
meat. Mix with celery, mustard, |
pimiento, @nion and enough may-| Prepare these sandwiches ahead
wrap and refrigerate
ONLYAFLAKO A hasten kelpiceles have handy Kitchen €conomy: The uncooked
, as s heart and gizzard of a small broil-
PIE CRUST MIX
gives you
minutes of cooking
Her favorite is a wire whip or and gizzard BS ME CESSAr
heater which is used in a teacup For those who make doughnul
DOUGH T0 SPARE! onnaise to moisten. Makes about 1 hi i ' an automatic ,oughnit cutter is
i" “Tred
® cup, Use as sandwich filling fe whip a smal amount ol creans a big time-saver and ' ine
Bs or an egg white or an egg velk. cute th aha 5
c : eo doughn { ‘ ips
Exclusive 10 o7. 5 chage 4 dash of sugar. sprinkled oven This is especially useful wheq “eth WA (
> ash sug winhkbed \ wrt gh » th
costs no more to buy! cooking for only two people A a .
: thin onion mings as. you coo) them :
in butter. makes for good flavor Mrs. Sands has more gadg A jar opener is a lifesaver adds
Serve et ideas which nught prove indis- Mes. Sands. They are adjusfable & with hamburgers or steak
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spell out in a complete package”’
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WANTS MORE JETS
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mony yesterday and Monday that would be 15 to 20 per cent lexs.
than-present tourist fares and 40
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Completing more than a week | tickets. he wants more. jet B32 ’bombers
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rejections arid grounding of all
UE Lawyer Claims
House Sought Show WASHINGTON W—An attorney
for John T. Gojack says that a
House committee: just -wanted to
“put on a big exposure a
when it called the Indiana labor
leader to testify in an investigation
of alleged Communism in unions.
Gojack, s, ot Fort. Wayne, a
vice president of the
United Electical, Radio and Ma-
chine Workers Union (UE), is be-
ing tried in federal district court
on contempt of Congress charges.
The charges are- based on his
refusal to say whether he was a
Commuriist Party member and to
answer some othep questions Put! for
to him by a House Subcommittee |
on Unamericen Activites in 1955.
*
As the ffiree-day trial neared
an end, Defense Counsel Frank
Donner contended yesterday the
government was unable to show
that the subcommittee had any
— purpose in calling Go-
Hart Says ‘Liberals’
Can Break Race Bars
.. TRONWOOD im — Lt. Gov. Philip
A. Hart said Wednesday night that
“politically, the straightest road
to the end of segregation lies with
the northern liberals like Gov.
Williams.”’
Hart, a Democrat like Williams,
said these liberals ‘‘have the cour-
age and energy to carry this great
cause to wictory.” .
In a talk to a Democratic gath-|
ering. he asserted that Negroes)
and. other minority groups ‘will
hurt only themselves if they per-
mit themselves to be misled by,
false prophets who substitute slo |
gans for action.”
County Deat Deaths Henry J. Bagiey m
IMLAY cITy—F uneral service |.
for Henry J. ‘Bagley, 78, of 780 N.
Young Rd., Attica, will be held at|~
2 p.m. Saturday from the Lester
Smith-and Son Funeral Home, with|
burial in the Imlay Township
Cemetery. He died Wednesday.
morning.
Mrs. Ira ©. Kenaga
Services were held today at Mid-
land for Mrs. Ira E. Kenaga, 87,
who died Monday at a Saginaw
hospital. She spent most of her|
life in Oakland County.
Fer many years Mr, and Mrs.
Kenaga conducted general stores
at Clyde, White Lake, and lived
at Royal Oak 40 years, moving
to Midland two years ago. They
_ celebrated their 67th wedding an-
‘niversary last August.
Peosides her husbattd, she leaves,
three sons, Ivan of Midland, ‘Rus-'
sell of Portland, Oregon, and How-
ard of Ardmore, Okla.; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. Wollman of Midland;
a brother and sister; 13 grand-
children and 20 great-grandchil-
dren.
Ralph Aiger Lyke
NOVI TOWNSHIP — Service for
Ralph Alger Lyke, 64, of Phoenix,
Ariz., a former resident .of Novi
Township, was held last week in
Phoenix, with burial in Greenwood |
Memorial Park there. Mr. Lyke, a
former Arizona legislator and head
of the Arizona state gasoline tax)
refund divisior. died, April 20 after |
a long illness, 2
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— tending to increase the output of the 15 } »» into paved
: crews, more\ bases, additional air/er Was with her all the time,” “This will be io the benefit of tankers, including ‘et! tadiers| tox!
the Senate subcommittee and will) ‘the complete program.” program.” |
tooo sit on Airline Seeks DI Seeks Drop
in Overseas Fares
World Airways today propased new denied Gardner's allegations of
low-fare oversea flights that, would
mander of the globe-girdling U.S.'cyt $100 off a round-trip ‘ticket
bomber force, made it plain in between New York and Paris,
made effective, they must be ap-
proved by the U.
governments.
'Forest Rangers Face
Miles of Wiry Woes
the Pisgah National Forest have,!and County.
No, 9 telephone wire they want'peer County
to get rid of. And it's free for the brought by’ ‘Lapeer Seuies: |
jtaking. There's just one restric-
tion—you can't sel] it.
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The wire is a casualty. of prog-
bess. It became useless when ra- phiet Brown, ;
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som time
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Servic had no funds earmarked causes at his home at 280 Park
pes TH PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1950 A
Your PTA Is Planning: - Sonja’s SH ubby ©
Says Her Career
Takes Priority
WEST PALM BEACH. F Fla,
the
skating star, told a court. official
jtaking testimony in’ his divorce ‘Manager for Nixon,
Faces Probers Today
WASHINGTON {| Senato
searching for evidente of graft
Army ‘tontracts called for testi
‘mony today from Murray Chotinet
well-known California Republican,| explorer, photographer and travel M8 | action that he did not believe a
nd the Jet bombers put reco nciliation would -work shot hi services x revious | ccrure, will shéw his color mo-
‘tion picture, “New Adventures in Winthrop Gardner Jr. said yes Sof ‘
terday that during their married ney Il t -
fe from 199 to 185 he and Miss ota ag sata Michigan.” at & p.m. tonight a Isaac Crary Junior High School. question Chotiner about fees he eluatvel Decoiar les 'Henie had only two weeks of
tw \living together- alone. ‘fer miot v| Ned We MM 2, —_ trained) has acknowledged re¢eiving from’ irs oss tec tis ‘auevions ct String:
lwere in trouble with the govern- ham School PTA which is sponsor- jmakers of Army uniforms. who
ment ih 1953 and 1954. ling the program. * * 6
Vice Pria| The new movie, a sequel to the fay said the | defects are being
ed a
Jackkon said additional B52s are
he said.
Gardner testified. also that Miss
|Henie agreed before their mar-
“|riage to quit show business. ‘‘In-| Chotiner was
stead,” he said, ‘she made more Nixon's campaign manager in. color film, ‘Touring Glorious
contracts and kept the show until 1952. He has also worked in past: Michigan” which Cooper has
it was apparent she had no inten- campaigns of Sen. Knowland shown to audiences from coast to
| don of being a wife.’ (R-Calif) and others. coast, Is a picture-story of the
Miss Henie, who recently took a beauty of Michigan,
NEW YORK (#—Pan' American a troupe to South America has Henry Fonda Divorced
jlower ‘peninsulas, all coasts ~ and
Charge of Cruelty depicts Michigan life in every sea-
RENO w®-— Actor Henry Fonda 5°- a
‘and his wife Susan were divorced Professionally, Cooper is head
iyesterday on her charge of ex- of the Exact Science Dept. of Sher-
ree cruelty. Fonda denied the rard Intermediate | School, De-
desertion and has said he was not on
a dutiful husband, as he contends. |
Police Say Brothers
Admitted Burglary (3! ont wus srt tf ‘Pontiac police said today that poe were married’
wo \prothers have admitted a bur. ‘””
glary \\which. netted them nothing D Sea M except a possible a New — Principal ie Pontiac area for the’ Junising!
The pair waived examination in |Club of Derultiwa® eneuinced Je: the breakin March 27 of a. drive- IONIA “—John M. Eaton, as- terday by Maryad@, Johnson, 96 S.
iste >» superintende stor St., a member of the club's, 910 ve , sistant to the superintendent of Astor )
t Qakland oe Sa aa schools, Wednesday was appoint- j board of directors.
The proposed economy rates
Ske Fonda was granted casio
Open Membership Drive |
28, for Munising Club
1957 membership campaign in Pan American President Juan |
passengers would be
bound over Yor arraignment Mon-
‘Court. effective next fall. He succeeds| opportunity for former residents of
ney are Jenty D. Zimmerman, i! oyd T. Smith, who is retiring| Munising and Alger County to get
of % Lewis “SPand Franklin janter serving as principal for 35|together and renew acquaintances,
D. Zimmerman, 22, who gave a *°*FS: _ Miss Johnson said. Detroit address, Both were freed .
under $500 bonds set in Pontiac, : a 4
A LOAN | eo.
ended my worries! .. Municipal Court.
Jerry's arrest, according to Det.
“Berghcial's Olt Conselidation Service showed me how to clean up bills and reduce monthly. pa that were too high. And | Raymond Meggitt, clears up some
BREVARD, N.C, —Rangers at 7 ‘breakins in Pontiac and Oak-
then— in a single visit — lent me the cash to get a
Fresh Start!” You, too, can get a cash loan in just 1 visit to the In his confession,
|Meggitt added, Jerry implicated |
office if you phone first. Or, if more convenient, write or come in.
Loans $25 te $500 on Signeture, Furniture, er Cer Before the proposed rates can bé.
S. and foreign!
right lengthy: -prpblem,
* « «¢@ in the March 27. breakin a third|
They have 300 to 400 miles of youth who is being held in La-
Jail on charges}
Noted Railman Dies
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Marines Assign Hero’ ‘of. Tarawa to Raven: Parris Island peak rekon me ‘
fit bk
SASETON De ee! en Some units had 40 per centiin the Guadalcanal, Saipan andjin 19%, underwent traiding as‘ The new ecru cit, who Wiiaven et Covingox, tn They a have goers as cee ae a A — also a fighting casualties. .|"Tinian operations in the Pacific. |second, lieutenant and. subsequent-|answerable directly to pate, isihave a daughter, Cheatyi, St. and HINES HOBBY Wo HOUSE
Teche training cody man. : |_ Offshore in. a_ landing. cra, Shoup signed up forthe Marines|y served In China and at sea, tmarried to the former Zola Dela son, Robert, 18. | : Shoup Mai.-Gen. David M.) as muchas any man Ke has Sh scape Sano and then, led Shoup, 2 bee ited US. vi weed ae * * «8 n credited with the Spek in the sweep inland. By; story at Tarawa. After those. bleed Shoup's job will be to make boys)7” hours in November 1943 in nightfall he had set up his com- into Marines without hazing—and which the Marines suffered 3,166 ‘mand post—15 yards from the wa-| without endangering their lives. aamualtion Ghox warded the ter.
He alae will have fhe ob of cu edad of Heecr, eee | ing une eae old disciplinary * 7 As the senior officer ashore, prac of the Marines’ noncom-| ., severe! ocked Shoup, who had received a field missioned officer drill instructors), Ato | shell . 2 sod ed by promotion to colonel only a couple without undermining: their author- ing serious leg wounds which had of days before, directed the entire ity or wrecking their morale. (jy o-ome infected,” the citation operation,
- FOLLOWS PROBE read, “Shoup fearlessly | “By his brilliant leadership, |
Shoup's appointment ag inspec-|himself and . , . rallying his hesi- daring tactics and selfless devo-| tor general of recruiting was an-|tant troops by his own inspiring |tion to duty,” the citation read,’ nounced yesterday by Gen. Ran-jheroism, -he . gallantly led them|Col. Shoup was largely responsi-
dolph Pate, Marine commandant, |@cross the fringing reef to charge ple for the final, decisive defeat in the aftermath of an investiga-|the heavily fortified island and re- of the enemy.’
tion into the Apttl 8 fatal march/inforce hard-pressed, thinly held 0. ins purty | at Parrig Island, S.C. Jines.” In World War II Shoup also! In that march at the recruit) THEY WERE CLOBBERED collected two Legions of Merit, a| depot six “boots,” as the Corps} After the initial assault wave commendation ribbon and = calls the untrained, were drowned.|hit the beach they were clob- ed campaign pod for service ()
) Other me! | :
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Shoup is a tough man. On octa-
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farm near Battle Ground, Ind., has ;
been known to use language which
any ‘old salty-dog type Marine
could admire.
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> , 33-year-old son of an immigrant
\, shoemaker while paying tribute to
r "you are finished and hunt it until dark. Usuélly, next
- Ruth’s record of 60 in a single season? Several candi-
" Bench the team's star slugger
‘friends and neigh
a eee oe 2S ie ee eee
tot yh
Iedal spot ed gphrinion acco
low Club champ. Mason saniee:
“Greens fees are 50¢. Caddies cost 20 cents a ‘round. :
I paid my 33 cents. Caddies are out of this world.
They follow the ball like hawks, No skylarking.
If they Idee a ball, they go back on the course after
day they have the ball for you.
x ew *
Best sherry cost 12 cents a glass at the “19th hole.”
Starring golfed at the 16-hole course at Santa Cruz.
“The course is one of. scenic beauty, 2,500 feet up in the
clouds. The final two holes are under construction. It he has maintained that Frank La
would shake the bad luck that has
trailed him, that his stellar pitch.
ing would soon be rewarded with
victories.
The Tigers made good on both
counts yesterday against the
| high-flying New York “Yaniees,
They pounded out 15 hits—inclad- ing six extra base knocks—to
back up Lary’s strong 3-hit
pitching.
Topping it off, the Pigers handed young Johnny Kucks his first loss
a : .
Today ~ Detroit club was in
Boston for the opener of the 3-game|
set with the Red Sox, another team
lexperiencing a sputtering start this)
season.
The Tigers’ 8:1 victory yester- and a three-run homer and Tuttle
jadding a double, and a triple along
With an infield single. House and Tuttle were the big
powers, House swatting a triple In_the well third inning, when
Detroit scored six times on an equal
number of hits, Kaline flashed a
lot of speed to beat out two hits
He led off the inning by beating
Gil McDougald’s ‘throw to Bill
Skowron, and later on raced out a
slow roller to Skowron,
It was a much-deserved victory
for the young Tiger righthander,
who dropped his first two de-
cisions of the year. Lary had
started three games and finished
only one, He lost the season's
opener to Kansas City on a late-
is called the Golf Club of Tenerife.
We used English golf balls. They cost $6 a “dozen.
The climate fenerally is like perpetual spring, al-
though we did run into a l of the same bad
weather that ruined Europe this winter.
‘There is a new hotel with instant service—and I mean
instant. You renee your fingers, and there is a boy at
ar ur elbow before you can turn around. You fly to
adrid in one of the big four-engine jobs. Then you
take - smaller plane on a five-hour flight to the Canary
Islands.”
PROMOTION-PUBLICITY MAN KEY FIGURE
I still insist one of the most important key figures in
a baseball office is the promotion-publicity man. In
a highly competitive market you must merchapdise
your product, package it attractively and present it
properly or you are a dead duck. It's not enough to say
... “Here’s a ball game.” Not in this day.
Johnny Carmichael asks: “Who's going to break Babe
dates already have filed intent. Some are only 56 behind
Redlegs on Win Streak
Without Big Ted ‘Klu’ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS leader with eight; George Crowe,
big Klu's ‘‘temporary’’ _ replace-
ment; Ray Jablonski and Gus Bell
were the home run heroes last
night as the Redlegs ran their rec-
‘ord to 17 out at Crosley Field in
the six games. During the spurt, | ~
Post has hit six homers,
may not sound like good mana-
gerial strategy, but it’s worked
wonders for Birdie Tebbetts of the!
Cincignati Le!
°
Ever Sace big Ted Kluszewski
was given a reserved seat on the
bench, the Redlegs have been on Ceewe_ Bill (Moose) Skowron and Detroit ce:
and rookie Frank Robinson three. what looks like the ‘“Rock-and-Roll” Waltz at first base. Tuttle cause of
each, Bell and Ed Bailey two each grounded to third and Bill Martin's throw pulled Skowron into the elder Bill Tuttle collide in , players colliding, and in the 4th
the knee bruise. N
McKinley end costh (33 inning Skowron
te the flight of the ball. Umpire is Bill
ee oe Tigers won $1.
jand Jablonski one.
°
The modern Murderers’ Row|
stole the headlines from ‘the New
York Giants’ 6-5 victory over the
Chicago Cubs in 17 long innings,
on Daryl Spencer’s long fly, and
a 10-9 victory over Pittsburgh that
sent the St. Louis Cardinals to.the, lal
itop of the National League. Cin-|
the major league cinnati and Milwaukee trail by a
‘jhalf game and the Dodgers and|
Giants by a full game.
; ee 2¢ @
Philadelphia and Milwaukee Hometown Gives’ sense ‘wt wis '{- In contrast -to the National
Rocky Welcome ‘a ststenits.' a diet of home runs and victories,
with five roundtripperg coming]|
last night as they blitzed Brook-
lyn's faltering Dodgers 106 for
their sixth successive victory. The
skein has lifted the club from a
15 mark inthe basement to a 7-5
withi, the leaders of the
scrambled National League race. 7 L ° e
Wally Post,
word in the American League with
a pair of youthful righthanders,
. Detroit's Frank and
Retired Heavy Champ Brewer of Boston aoivieg aul ac all the
Returns to Brockton /2swers. Lary knocked the New York
Amid Cheers Yankees out of first place and
blanked the New Yorkers until the
BROCKTON, Mass. W — Rocky/ninth inning, coasting to an 8-1 vic-|
Marciano returns home today to|tory behind a 15-hit Tiger attack.
one last full-throated reception by * es
bot before slip-
ping into the quiet life of a re-
tired heavyweight boxing cham-
Brewer went Lary one inning
better as he shut out Kansas City
all the way in hanging up a three-
hit, 2-0 victory. ider the table’
fense in 1949 has been introduced
in evidence in the government's
monopoly suit against the Inter-
national Boxing Club and Madison
Square
‘patrick, NEW YORK —A memorandum ithe time and er secretary
leging that Joe Louis had
\terrific fear of being beaten’’ and
\demanded an extra $100,000 “‘un-
to make a title de-jin 1949. He retired March 1, 1949.!
Garden.
The tax-free sum was to be in
addition to the heavyweight cham-
Tom | are eel bee cont ot the
net receipts of a title fight, ac-
cording to ne memo.
This was ey in Federal)
Court yesterday when the govern-
ment produced.an inter - office
|memo from Gen. John Reed Kil-;
then president of the
Garden, to Ned Irish, Garden éx-jdiscussion between
ecutive vice president. The docu-| and Sol Strauss, lawyer for the
ment was introduced during the|late Mike Jacobs, regarding. the
government's cross-examination See situation. The memo dealt
Truman Gibson, Louis’ lawyer at Jacobs’ home in the ‘latter part
“aloft the Internétional Boxing Club.
by Jacobs, then the ailing head
of the 20th Century Sporting Club,
Marshall Miles (Louis' Louis never ee os the title
The memo wag dated March 25,|
cers, with violating antitrust laws said that he of 1948 or early 1949 and attended} Memo Alleges ‘Louis Received Tax-Free mi Z table, and the meeting broke
“Sol said thatJoe had a tert fhe
fear of being beaten and had
asked Sol what he could expect if
he were beaten. Sol said that in
promoting championship fights
this country between 1949 and
. The case ig being tried with-
out jury before Judge Sylvester J.
Ryan.
Kilpatrick's memo related to a
the . general] jin
in
1953 Mike (Jacobs)
Gibson and
said that they)
h Joe and that in Miami with :
Marshall Miles. §
left Mike alone
in a few minutes
very upset.
“Sol Said that Joe told Mike that
the $100,000 would have to be tax ion.
Though Brockton’s favorite son
announced he was qui the
ring and his title al a week| »
ago, the folks in this ustrial
city some 30 miles south-of Bos-
ton Want to make it “official” with
a parade and all the trimmings.
There have been other celebra-
tions for Marciano by those who; |
watched The Champ batter his/
way through 49 professional fights.
from crude beginnings to become
history's only unbeaten heavy-
weight. -
They turned out in huge num-
bers to welcome him after his con-
quests of Rex Layne and Joe
Louis on the way up the ladder
and his storied come-knockout of
Jersey Joe Walcott to win the
championship.
But today Brockton says wel-
come back to the usually gentle
the dedicated man who punched
hig way from. obscuring to world
Oe
Prep Calendar - TODAY
_ Baseball
St Michael at 8t Benedict
St Frederick et RO St Mary
OLB Mary at Bt. James_
St Rita at St. Clement Fast Detroit at Birmingham
Mount Clemens at Hazel Park
Milford at Clarencevilie.
Pitegerald. at Madison
Troy at Roseville
Oxford at Nor
Lapeer at Romo
Wrandotte at Roval Oak
Ortonville at Frenkeameth- ack ¢
Waterford at Walled Lake
Southfield at Birmingham
Holly at Owosso
dolf
Pontiac at Fiint Porere
Milford at Northville’ |
Wyandotte at Royal Oak,
ennis
mresoms at Roval Oak
FRIDAY
Baseball
Waterford at Van Dyke
Southfield at Walled Lake
Berkley at Parmingto
Bloomfield Hills Pers Maree Woods Branch
Wins Press Award
‘most valuable player.”
The 228-point shooter for the ‘'t Pontiac in Sagina® Svaney Conference
meet at Baginaw Arthur Mill
cre brook, Roches}ér, Farmington (tri-
efguler at pee ok }
Get ers after a long and difficult study
of the qualifications of: the cream
of the 1955-56 players roster. Walled Lake at Milford
Berkley at Ferndale
West Bloomfield at Clarkston
Brighton at bc
Pontiac at Saginas “Arthur Hill |
Ferndale at Royal
SATL DAY e
pis all
“Western Reserve at pcrmeress
ie
Milford and Permingiee tm Albion Invd- |
j
tional, | Bioomfield Wills in Southeast Suburtian,
Confeernce mert jc
‘ Ten
Western Reserve at Greabreck. rage to select any one per-
Many were mentioned
ceuadersa. but only one could be
chosen,
Mike Hanes
(202),
(187), McManus ‘Most Valuable’
Big Bob McManus is the 1956, team control,
Press city basketball adult league pressurt,
'He is team morale, maintenance_ of
_Sportsma nship and
“the
h one player most deservii
(203),
Bob Hobson (193),- with a meeting in Miami, Fla. at|free. In other words, under the
West Kiwanians Sponsor
Sunday Show af Speedway
aries when the Pontiac M59 Speed-
way opens its 1956 racing season
this Sunday. |Bud McGrath, Lynn jAllen, / Bob. Sunday’s inaugural program Terry, Tom Clifton,
will be sponsored by the Kiwanis /Pat Lally. Louis Ba
Club ot West 4 Pontiac, with all and Jim Scribner ar ‘afnong the!
SS ~— Kiwanis members who will race’
Cross Fires 79, “wor esos tren ‘Sunday's 10-event show by conditct- |
ing a special race. Frank VanAtta,
, and Dick
will compete in the regular por-
tion of the program, headed by
s Michigan champjon Mickey Katlin
Paces PHS Win and Pontiac Speedway champ
,Chuck Partello, Others include
“Rusty Kelley, -Joe- Doyle.<_Bill,
Back in the groove again. after Kourt, Mary Main, Len MacAbee,
‘a slow start, Tom Cross Wednes- Chuck Powers, and Pontiac's Joy
day afternoon’ led the PHS links Fair
\Chiefs to a 12-3 victory over Port ike came elas
Many of the uate’ top drivers ~~
self control ender
high, shut out ‘in individual matches.
cooperation with of-|
‘shown in the accompanying photo ficials, acceptance of adverse de-.plays Flint Northerp’ at Flint CC
with the fine watch, awarded by’ cisions,
|The’ Pontiac Press as his reward. play,”’
He was 3rd
Bilt York!
Don Williams (83) and D.
‘By elimination on shown ability, /Sebring (175), in the top 10.) | |Huron. The win squared the PHS
|Season’s mark at 2-2.
Tom, who has been one of the
team's top players for several
years, has been urable to get |
down to his customary low scor-
| ing—that is, until yesterday,
Over the Municipal course Tom
banged out a good 79, his best .
match card of the season. He
was the match medalist.
Three Port Huron players were
Coach John Matyfo's squad j
fair today. This is one.of Cross’ favor-!
committee reported, ite layouts and he has wae
e scored well thepé. A match, ori,
Shaw Jéwelry quintet has been award is Bob “Me Manus of Shaw’s inallyset for Friday at Port aed
yelected by-a committee of observ- Jewelry team.’ ron's Black, River layout has been
Bob, former St Frederick's cage canceled/at request of the Big. star has long betn a top player in Reds éoach. It will be
city Class A ranks.
With so many potential “most highest scorer in his loop, back of
valuables” and “valuables” Harold Trott (285) and William Yesterday's summaries:
| among the 200 players, It was Taylor (257). Walter King (220). tor Don “R bes obtiane Ucar 2 panty)
Ge’ rald Long. Oech (so. played
laterS~
1-38—79, 3 points) f. Frits
43-—05)
Bam Coleman ‘eo 42-82, 9 paints) def;
| Oreree Gough (47-41-48, 1 poin
“ig Ghorter \146- 40-84
Prank Kellogg (46-54--100
| Bob Clapp (4$-42—87,
Bob re) points! def.
Waite (« “= 03). A "quatitying run, four heat
races, a pursuit, four-car dash, |
| sengi and feature will accompany |
the Kiwanis event. Time trials
begin at 1:30 p.m., with the Ist |
race scheduled for 3 o'clock,
Tickets are available through Ki-
wanis members. The committee in
charge of the show includes Bill
‘Brown, tickets; Jim Scribner, Ki-
wanis race; and Fred Gibson, Fe-)
lix Vitasinsky and Bud McGrath,
publicity. All’ Kiwanis members
will be on
in the program, |
Albion Invitational
Attracts 72 Schools. | ALBION «® — The 16th annual
Albion College invitational track
imeet — largest- single-day track
meet of its kind in Michigan next
to the state championships—has_
drawn entries from 72 schools for
the Saturday events.
“A total of 1,087 athletes will
track ‘at. Albion, and Sunday to assist’. Gets Top Rating : ANN ARBOR ®-—The. best bet
for first string fullback next fall
when Michigan's football team hits
the Big Ten season is trim John
Herrnstein ph — Ohio, n 3 Hits, 8-
: _ [Detroit ..seves > ae AP Wirephete| New
AFTER THE BALL IS OVER — New York Yankee first baseman runner's path. The second photo shows the knees of the respecti
inning two-run double by ene
City’s Gus Zernial, 2-1, then
land last Friday when Bobby.
Avila smashed a 10th _ inning
home run.>
Lary yesterday. They got one run
in the first on Tuttle's double, Ear!
Torgeson's fly and an ‘infield out.
A single by Charley Maxwell, Ber-
toia’s infield hit and an error, plus
a force shel urpd produced oa run in
lost big third inning wrepeed it
up. After Kaline’s infield: single,
Kuenn got a one-baser to right on
a hit-and-run and Kaline took
Kaline and sent Kuenn to. third.
Then came House's smash into the
lower right field. stands, scoring
three runs.
The Tigers didn’t stop there.
After. McDougald tossed out Max-
well, Bertoia was hit by the
pitcher, and scooted to second on
- @ wild pitch. Lary flied to Mickey
Mantle but Tuttle beat out an in-
field hit and Torgeson walked to
load the basen,
Casey Stengel replaced’ Kucks
with eabaade Rip Coleman, and
Kaline promptly beat out a hit to
‘tirst base scoring two more runs.
Mantle spofted Lary’s shutout: bid
with a round tripper to open the
9th inning.
Duke Maas was expected to start
today for the Tigers in Fenway
in two games, but has no record,-
43 615 aStruck out for Maxwell in tn
bétruck out for Coleman in 6th,
cores 16 000
York ..,... » 000 000 001—2
B—Kuenn 3, Martin 2,
Lary, Boone,
Tuttle, Kaline, Kuenn, Mantle. . 8B—Kuenn. RAI Mang ah
TRU — eagaey
ansas City at New York, p.m.—Cee
carelli ok vs, Larsen (
Detroit Boston p.m. hess
«fev Kansas uty Herrnstein fm ne res of spring
practice teft, but he looks like the
class of Ahe freshman squad, in|
spite of an ankle innury that) st
yanked him from the lineup tem- |
Qoaches don’t like | epramitments at this stage of the | Members of the Kiwanis Club of proceeds going to its = Youth Ac- | game, but Bennie Oosterbaan ad- | THURSDAY'S SCHEDUL West Pontiac will find themselves | civities. / mitted last week thay Herrnstein stan yay ive) = -|beh the whi d underprivi- \ 5 3 iced chil an cl ne The Kiwanians themselves will |= the potentialities of great. |M¢v Tort, ot Muwsukee 9 pm. furnish one of the highlights of ~?¢**- Soll oweand goby py Sogeatwmers eg
Herrnstein is the biggest: of the
\five fullback candidates. on the
Michigan squad. He stands six-foot- Also impressive is Bob Ptacek,
a Cleveland quarterback, who‘ was)
Herrnstein’s tearnmate on last Kee Fork at erage: 9 3= 1, 1:30 m., fall’ s fresh rman squad. Brooklyh "9 pm? to make ||
Gow ork € 10,
b Reynolds, two inches and weighs a solid 210. 8. Louis ne Pittsbu
(21) vs Nuxhall ¢
Only games scheduled
WEDNESDAY'S oe
Only games
FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 6 psn. dropptd a 4-3 decision to Cleve--
But the Tigers made it easy for
third. Ray Boone's single scored|
Park. He has appeared in relief |”
DETROIT NEW YORK .
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PRESS BOX
The all-sports banquet honoring
Bloomfield Hills High School ath-
letic teams will be held for the
first time in the school’s new cat-
eteria tonight at 7:00 p.m. Presen-
tations of awards by the coaches
and basketball's “‘most valuable”
player will be named.
The — Oxiee lon Club's
rifle team Ne. 2 won the
Valley Rifle League champion-
ship with 9 25-point victory over
Lapeer at the LOGC’s. indoor:
squad, was the top. shooter, Other
team members were Barney
Harold White, Pil) Adants, John
Steffen, Red Danielson, Ed Peck,
Bob —— —_ a Delpier.
Pat Wilson of Lapeer will call
ithe signals for the ‘".Green" team
against, Jim Ninowski of Detroit
moses who. will quarterback the
“White” jerseys in the annual
spring game Saturday afternoon. * * * :
The Chicago Pace-Makers, an
all Negro baseball team is looking
for a, booking in Pontiac as part
of summer tour, Home office for
scheduling the Pace-Makers is 404
W. Grant Street, Milwaukee, Wis-
% it af i
i] 7
MH ;
discuss their plans.
* *- «
Gregoric revealed these plans
last night as he remarked:
es ©e« «>
“We don’t want a track in an
area where- people don't want it,
but from the reception last night,
the people seem to like the idea,"
at St. Louis. |MIL PRESS BOX
TROPHY INSTEAD or TICKET FOR
SPEEDING — Waterford Township Police Chief
Frank Van Atta takes a lobk at the
3 pointe, det. ‘battle it out pn the Alumni field get by speeding in the proper place — | Speedway. Van Atta will be one of the Kiwanis
f . a:
4 ~4 |
wee re
Hm Qe Cub» ‘drivers in
‘at the Races”
trophy he’ can:
the Pontiac
/ is to be held
Sunday. Showing off the trophy is Dick Dewey,
manager of a Speedway. |
the organization's ‘Kiwanis bas |
iat the Speedwiy next
“THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1956 , i Ree;
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as the names of the 3-year-olds| Odie Clelland wants no part of toward the skies and kept mum he were dropped into the entry box |the race for Mrs, Helen Kellogg’ Sjas to their racing strategy, the
for the richest Derby. Come On Red if the racing strip/experts tried to figure how the
At least 17 horses and possibly|is fast. There is a possibility Jim-|race will be run. one more were expécted to be en-|my Jones will withdraw Pintor) Almost to a man
tered for the 82nd running of the|Lea if the track is real bad rather/ slow first half, with
mile and one-quarter classic start-|than risk a more serious injury well-regarded horses
ing at 4:30 p.m. (EST) before
sorhe 100,000 fans in the sprawl- * * 6
The Churchill Downs’
“He vent es arm
threatened to keep him out of the/charge through an éarly speed horse is hard to|Whitney’s Career Boy, one of the! Ben A coin fathet of Jimmy, |
| find.
to a wrenched knee, which had|the eary pace, and then a cavalry
Secrets of Better Golf By Patty Berg ~ —
{clubhead will follow the flight of tte ef a Seren us
The hands and wrists initiate
the action as the ¢lub is brought
down for a chip shot.
The entire swing is one of speed,
with a brisk contact with the ball.
Hands are kept ahead of the ball
at contact, and the position of the
body is the same as at the address,
The downswing is a “down and
through’”’ action generated entire-
ly by hands and wrists. Be sure
to contact the ball first and turf
afterwards. Do not try to help.
the ball up; let the loft of the
| club lift the ball.
It is important not to raise your
head or eyes too quickly. This
| will result in peeking at the time
of impact, and you will top the
ball.
Immediately after impact, the
WRISTS INITIATE
SPEEDY CHIP-SHOT SWING the bali and continue to a complete
finish which will be approximately
the same height as your back-
ia baad and eres egiee'ap et
the completion of your swing
se as to follow the shot—and see
it run to the hole.
I always keep in mind that I
must see the =clubhead hit the
ball before making any effort to
lift my head. This thought will
help you keep your head down.
The entire swing for a chip shot
is brief and quick.
However, because tt is quick
some players become loose and
floppy-with their swing. Be sure
to play your chip shot firmly
with the sensation that you are
tossing the bali to the hole.
This easy shot ean save you
many putts. To nestle the ball up.
close to the hole keep in mind
Ing stands and scattered a
out the infield. sea * s Derby.
this phrase—down in two—a chip, mile, and a putt.
(Copyright Generel Features Corp.)
The race will be ea and!
broadeast by the Columbia Broad-
casting System from 4:15 to 4:45) Detroiter's Entries First
LOUISVILLE, Ky, W#—A pair
| TROPHIES p.m, (EST), i |
Seventeen starters would boost
the gross purse to a record-shat-
tering-$167,400 with a net of $123,-
300, also a new high, going to the
winner. Swaps’ $108,400 of a gross of rank outsiders, who'll run as”
an entry, were the first to be en-
tered today for Saturday’s run-
ning of the $125,000 added Ken- owner T. A. Grissom's “Invali. |
date,” considered one of the
speed horses of the expected field
of 18. He followed with the name Give the best to the winner!
Order your bowling trophies
now. Immediate delivery.
1 Size Up These tucky Derby.
Twenty-seven minates after the | {rack conditions,” said Wright.
entry box was opened st 7 a.m.
Felix P. Aime, stable agent for
trainer V. R. Tennessee Wright,
dropped in the name of Detroit
This Week
You Can of $152,500 last year are the fig-
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s s ee
Actually, the field will be re-
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ot _track conditions. It could well Minutes a W. E. Britt’s
“No Regrets,” California Derby
winner, was entered,
An hour after the first entries, |
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NCAA Slaps 3 More With Probation NEW. ORLEANS — Auburn
the University of Florida and the
University of Louisville planned
today to adjust their athletic pro-
grams to the probationary status
imposed on them by the National
Coteciats Athletic Ame.
The three schools were added * ¢ @
yesterday to the growing list of
schools placéd on probation by the dudveru, tree) years, he kat poried
For the first two years, Auburn's
athletes will not be allowed to
NCAA. Auburn's ta is for;compete in bowl games or any'in the final Associated Press bas- ievttetiinal event thel waperts GulietbeR pal poll this” year, Lnelevile
NCAA enforcement program. Flor-|won the 1956 National Invitational
ida received the same penalty for/Tournament. The NIT is one of
two years. the tournaments that cooperates,
Auburn also was warned that|with the NCAA,
any violation of the probation! Dr. Ralph Draughon, president
might lead to a recommendation|of Auburn, probably summed up
for —peaicn — the NCAA. the feelings for all concerned when
. lhe called the probation “rough
Louisville's alin applies | stuff.”
only to its basketball team. Sixth
the Univer. At Louisv ille, ky,
Loaded’ Spartan Gridders
Is Saturday fit of an exceptional 1955 sopho- E q S ri f) l
EAST-LANSING (# — Michigan
State will flex its football muscles! more crop. for the last time of the spring en| The two breaking into the letter-
Saturday. iman lineup are fullback Bob Hand-
How A the Spartans look this/loser,
spring? They're loaded. \LaR
out this fall. It happened before Detroit.
when State slumped into a 3-6 * ¢ @
season after winning its Ist Rose La Rose, from Grosse Pointe,
Bowl game.
But all you can judge by this. :
early date is appearance on the junior in school.
practice field. And during the | Pat Wilson, who has been four weeks of early drill the 1956 | pleasing at quarterback, will rua
Spartans have looked mean and | the Ist team. He'll have Clar-
mighty. ence Peaks and Walt Kowalczyt
The some 90 candidates will be)
divided into two teams for the Teady are saying the par Is the annual intersquad game. -
As a tipoff or. MSU strength this! season but didn't play.
season, there isn't a single sophio-| Don Gilbert, a junior, will be at|, more — figuring eligibility as of fullback. There was some talk of
next fall — on the Ist two starting | shifting Peaks to fullback but other
elevens. Only two of the starters candidates have been doing so well
failed to win letters last year. (he wasn’t tried at the position at
MSU has 25 lettermen returning all this spring.
this year and is reaping the bene-| (Others on the ist eleven will in-
clude Tony Koledziej and Dave|
NCAA Reaffirms Rule ane'rat ure ae akin, Dan
Barring Puck Tests wd an Maat cnr NEW ORLEANS — ‘secs Former Champ
‘on the status of prospective stu-|
dents who sign tryout agreements
with Canadian apigaide al
The il said: y
It decrees that prospective col-' mannered Dorothy Kirby of At-
lege students will no longer meet !anta faced what likely was her
the NCAA's definition of an am-|biggest test today in -her bid for
ateur when he signs for a tryout another Southern Women's Ama-
receives money for. signing. jin 1837 and twice finished second,
Walter Byers, NCAA executive had a quarter-finals appointment
director, said the rule does not!with Mrs. Maurice Glick of Balti-
apply to students who have en-|more over the Homestead’s 6,312- Collegiate Athletic Assn.'s (NCAA)
counci ruling
= Faces Big Test rule goes into atte Bey ‘. me
with a Canadian Hockey team. It|teur golf championship.
rolled in school before Sept. 1,|yar@ par 74 Cascades course. 1 has reaffirmed its
| HOT SPRINGS, Va. # — Mild-|
applies regardless of whether he; Miss Kirby, who won the crown
bo Po Goa Mrs. Sam Byrd of Birmingham,
any money. |Ala., battled Wanda Sanches of
—- -—- Baton Rouge, La., in the other
Laurel racetrack in Maryland lower bracket quarter-finals
opened on Oct: 2, 1911. match, th the 2nd team, and Cliff
right guard with the -ist
Of course, the load could fizzle team. Handlosér is a junior from
worked with the squad all last
He's a
at the halves and coaches al- |
|
|
| ARCHERY CHAMPS — Here are the Pontiac Archery League's
indoor champs. The league holds its annual banquet Saturday at
OCSC, when trophies will be presented 1st and 2nd teams and high
shooters. Front (above) from left are Joe Kerr and Gene Calhoun;
top, from left, Pete Lewis, Dave Roberts, Charlie Blake. They are
tops of the 12-team loop. Runriérsup were Sid Stark, Rusty DeRousha,-
Joe LaVire, Theobel Payne. ;
} s
| Sew york wp — Rocky ater. Gar Ray Gunning ciano says he has heard that there)
was ‘‘a little old aa — his “Se for KO Over Olson
town of
bought a new po a5 ape thi SAN JACINTO, Calif. (INS) —
ning bets on the retired heavy- ‘Sugar Ray Robinson served notice
weight champion's fights. Mar- eaey, that he will be gunning for
ciano quit the ring unbeaten with! 4 kayo when he meets Bobo Olson
a 49-0 record. lin their middleweight title bout
e* ¢ e@ \18.
Asked on a television show last) ‘‘I know that Bobo will be a des-|
night whether it was true that the |perate fighter but if I hit him, |
whole town of Brockton bet on his| I'l) knock him out.”
fights, Roce ated and replied:
“I heard at — was a little|of the Class A baseball circuits. Rocky's Wins beet ea ay aay fights |
Help Backer rime |
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Major League Leaders ‘$100,000 Host Job .. asi Ces Seat LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) -- Re- AMERIC. - Cincinnati, ¢ end Themes, tired heavyweight champion Rocky
eecland, tipi Mantle gh bey Were Bani end Mastal. et, Eous,”« | Marciano has a $100,000: job in
ell, Petros, 30, ae ee La ya ago, Robinson CD uss Vegas if he wants it.
city of Louisville vice ‘president, | AONE sPrticti. Maus ghey Tort Wall nd GentgPhrsuieh tnd ar * 2.8 K, 11; - Olsdn. ington, 10. “Rob : : bebear heed Strickler, ara ar TONS BATTED TN—Mantis, ew ort Lo.” Lawrence. Chschinall aud. and gre. The champ was offered $100,000
take Scarier mas ane meceauney nd, ia: Kaline, Detrott, i1; Bauer, Newlers tied with 10 hao yesterday to serve as host at the
to follow the. regulations of the the|ton ee ns Se Menon, Washing ever, chieage. et pritna, “Pitsburee|Femont Hotel for the next year.
NCAA,” Phsigg me a ted ow Relapse aa ~— Craig. Brookiva.) The Fremont is the newest of
Since the start of the NCAA en-|™2r parYore tga tsogs, Washes meberta, Pametolstin, 3, Las Vegas’ lavish new hotels.
brcnen omen MS a ar Others have been reprimanded, |, "OME Rone ante New, 4 has
jeensured and “‘severely censured |4; ‘seven players’ tied =_i > :
nd reprimanded” for various of-,STOURN, BASES “ruiley._ Bantinore ifenses. PITCRINO layers oa shane 1
| *- 6s 8s ‘Cleveland and F TPES atrse. Thee; ; The University of Cincinnati, | W#son, Saltenare and Larsen, New York,
iplaced on probation April 26, 1955, STRIKEOUTS —
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (—Aubrey
Lewis of Notre Dame, Who may
try for the U. S. Olympic Team
in the decathlon, may get a line
on his chances Saturday—he's en-
tered in. seven events at Michigan
State.
The 6-foot, 186 pound sopho-
more from Montclair, N. J., will
try the 100 and 220-yard dashes, |
high and low hurdles, discus, jave-
jlin and mile relay in the dual] ,,
‘meet at East Lansing. The decath-
lon is a 10-event Program. ———— Clyde Littlefield has coached the Metropolitan Miami Tournament.
The Eastern League is the dean|University of Texas track team He hauled in the big one off the
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* This was all an upset’ Walker aig il] remain in the hospital
could ‘or servation,
Cooper, could — eax (ania It wag a typical pre-game scene. left-handed pitching.
which felled veteran Hank Sauer | Sauer stepped out of the cage| While he was in are Sauer wan
vot the St. Louis Cardinals before and the 41-year-old Cooper stepped/a, constant worry to opposing man-
last -night’s game with ‘the Pitts-|in. _. [agers and pitchers. Manager Fred
burgh Pirates. wo |Hutchinson and General Manager
On the first pitch, Cooper’s bat|Frank Lane considered him a big cash, figuring he™would remedy,
their sorry 1955 record acces Male” ei + ‘ , / ! ' ad '
: ee | an THE PONTIAC PRESS, eatrmetuy fae & 3, 1950 ; ;
When the University of Southern] . Lightweight L. C, Morgan al | ‘Begins Saturday
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he stepped out of the batting prac. SCiousness “What happened?" asset.
Hank is tied with Hack Wilson
he mumbled, for eighth in the all-time National
flying bat which struck him as then. quickly slipped into uncon- League home run rankins with 255.
He was carried away Sauer regained consciousness in
tice cage. on a stretcher ‘the hospital in time to hear the ~-
Dr. I. C. Middleman. club phy- No one could say whether the ‘windup of the 3hour 46-minute
sician, said he took 12 stitches in bat flew between the cage netting marathon which -the Cardinals,
on the and its supporting pole or barely won 10-9 in 10 innings to regain
ear. He also did plastic surgery|cleared the cage completely. The first place.
slatter was considered most likely.
it was a one-in-a-million accident. He sald he was happy cooner Olympic Candidates
| Miadtemen said 0 preliminary| The Redbirds will miss Sauer.|ning pinch single ‘contributed a game-tying through dune 9. ne? 1 BOM under way when school 's over
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jodge’s press notices. Smith, who Denver at Charleston, Dostpondd
Brown ls Unanimous: was Olympic champion in the wel-' gums
sterweight division at Helsinki,
postponed
Winner Over Champ Sx See cuano. nine | EY Pog gL Ce HOUSTON, Tex. (#—Joe Brown| ° ye
did not get the knockout he had| Bill Kerslake, baby-faced 310- |
eet a lad psochrotowaloriaa! pounder from Cleveland, won the | decision over penis ein berth on the team by)
ae Wallace (Bud) Smith |decisioning Ralph Bartleman of |
has earned him a rematch for the: ‘Ft. Carson, Colo. NEEDS
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‘Sam Houston Coliseum. |79-day schedule today with the top BASEBALL $485
| 7 * «© jleaders in all divisions holding GLOVE ....
| Brown was not damaged. Smith,/their own.
losing “his third straight over. Fighty booster teams and 152,§ $1200 Golf Irons .,.... $6.75
weight fight, received a cup lip individual keglers failed in their J $20.00 Golf Woods ..... $9.75
jand:a swollen left eye, Smith was efforts to shake up the standings § $30.00 Golf Bags ...... $19.50
8'2 pounds over the 135-pound yesterday. Golf Carts .......... $8.75 up
mS lightweight limit. Brown weighed) a
oe Eight horses have won the Ken.
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oe \.__' THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 31936; oo _YIFTY-THREE
“Milford, Utica, Lapeer - Track Teams | Rout positon PECIAL «Winning all but onie of 13 events, Rudi Gabier’s thinclads alse lay team lo pace Milford with years, overpowered Fitzgerald. gerald, far in arrears, took and
\lford. Be eee A bebe power- took seven 2nd places and estab- 164 points. Aven” on Lake Fi sp with 37 2/7. Avondale finished 3rd
overwhelmed kston and’ lished two field records. New’ quadrangular meet on Fitzgerald's Clarenceville in a triangular {eae ee yes Jones of Cldtenceville captured eee ark with 35 6/7 and Lake Orion scored
J night the 180-yard low hurdles in a close ‘91 t . s
. at Milford. in the shot put and Jim Cook in | irace to prevent complete domina- Ernie Malzahn won both hurdles a .
The Redskins piled up 92'2 points the mile run. Lee Averill won ‘tion by Milford. jand Bernard Janowsky took the 190 Sparked by Tom Wilson, the Only WE STOCK TRANSPARENT COVERS /,
while Clarkston took 2nd with aa the 100, 220, and broad jump, | Utica High School, boasting one and 220 to lead the Chieftains as Lapeer track team faced to an FOR ALL ‘55-56 MODELS
and Clarenceville scored at. s+! and initiated the winning 880 re- lot its finest track squads in recent they amassed 88 6/7 points. Fitz- easy victory ever Oxford and :
oe ! Imlay City in a triangular meet COMPLETE . CONVERTIBLE
| majority of them are in favor of = Onterd.) the Fasthers conned) SET
Pontiac: An lers Find Trout ees Sa aa ce mas , - TOPS to the jaunt made by the New, “_* Plus Installation
‘Over Bid for r ank 55 Ww Lapeer won 10 events and Wilson Z York Yankees after the 1955 World
$e ny th REAR WINDOWS REPLACED! TourofJapan "tn both burdles and. the high
Coo erate On the Stur eon CINCINNATI (H—The Brooklyn, Ohio State has been the leading jr, te - arate a el wv a" Dodgers, who are having their /producer of football players for the te Shi nay pans. fai . :
S troubles in the Nationa! League Cleveland Browns. claimed eight
MACKINAW CITY — Before wejseason fishing is not yet ripe. race these days, had another,| na places to defeat Wayne, 64's to] 136.138 5. SAGINAW STREET FE 4-8272
ey the oon rr yesterday we! Some catches reported but another more pleasant problem facing| The National League is in its Ito ocd. a cae erie ning a dod : <
ad a over Jordan—the rive k or 10 d 3 r,|week or lays will help a lot. them today: Should they accept! clus | baseball Seanen! Skigoeis with 1¢ golats:
‘a that is. Didn't see Runs of big rainbows, which lan invitation to make a tour of
any evidence of just haven't been up to snuff in | Japan?
© celestial trans- most streams so far this year, | The Dodger players are mulling
, portation. A group) have been occupying our Over the imvitation, extended by
of swans sailing thoughts for several days, so the Yomiuri newspaper organiza- |
“into a nearby “© figured the Sturgeon wag | tion, and unofficial reports say a
worth a check to see if it, too, |= el
sanctuary gave US 4, following the slow. starter pat- :
mild turn—but tern, It ts. we did see a ven- Vou: von meltic fant}
erable gentleman ery, very few big fish have i bring in a brown been netted -to dafe, although an
PATTERSON trout that failed oecasional ‘“‘bright’’ rainbow indi-
to meet the eight pound mark by cates that some spawning activity
has started the weigh ar ne wet aiot i ovetase: According to A) Schreider, at
This was a nice fish. A very Wolverine, this season is the poor-
nice fish. In fact it was a “est to date of any in the past 11
know ‘years. He is speaking primarily
on ce was. ee nin ote of. big ‘“‘bows’’, but browns aren't SEE CRISSMAN
coming as fast as they might? For Clean, Dependable
Checked the Pigeon River for aither.
DAYTON’S SPRING |
LEAN- UP SALE| ee
possibilities. Some rather nice | * ¢ e | Used Cars and for Your : \
fish tmve been taken but fish 41. Work! » ng ‘our local trouters, who Repair Wo b) = paige eombee Aa don't givé ‘a hoot about whether ne] mi ; wal weather x the season 18 fast or slow; who bse Okt Gun ny ‘a
lems that plague other streams. (45); believe’ what they read in INSTALLATION wi as f
The Black River is in about the the papers, and still go out and AIR YN ad
aoe ae pcxtither stream 1s bring in limit or near-limit BUMPER REPAI particwarly high, or badly «iS: catches from the Sturgeon are:
colored, for this time of year.'4) Weber, Art and Jack Ramsey. FREE ESTIMATES
“** Jim Kincaid, Leonard and Har-|
Rains schedtled for today can mon’ Doan and Virgil Green PAINT ee GLASS
change the picture for a day or . ¢« » Prices Reasonable
so, depending on how much This probably goes to show that Loaner Car Available
ee 8 good fishermen thrive on adversi- .
While near Atlanta we hope to ty and can always come up with
see if Dr. Reonard Klausmeyer. something. The guy that’s fish ROCHESTER
Dr. Robert Wise, George Hawn ing. catches more fish than th:
and some other notorious fish ex-'cuy that’s talking about it... = CRISSMAN
terminators were actually fishigg, ee
or just talking abofit it. Will have, yonn Kobs, Michigan State base-, Chevrolet Co.
_to check in a couple-days on re- ball coach. switched Robin Roberts] . Olive 2-972) -
turn swing. o* 6 from a first baseman to a pitcher| ve (=
The Maple River which usually, ‘when the Phillie -ace wes 8 755 S$. Rochester Rood
offers good early and middle-|sophomore. \ ae
might as well |
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Ut : ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 8, ae . 7 me
Hollywood Headlines: — Bo , . wdewer ce!
New Movie ‘Julie’ Keen: ENJOY Mulli:Million Dollar | MAY time Doris Day on the Travel - | SPECTACULARS in Technicolor | _ i
ete laa on the Giant Theatre Screen | MOVIE time , Doris Day all over town these! dispute about this. Th f studio
= oo. s jrental and set-building js elimi-|
jnated, there are still salaries to | One day she was at an insurance! 'be paid, plus the ex ol trans: = 2S a . |
‘building in Los Angeles, the next porting workers and equipment. '-
at the Hotel Statler, She has been ; | serene _ oe
at a market in Brentwood, an|?NLY ONE, SONG
lapartment. building in Westwood.| Doris gets, to sing but one song; N
(When I caught up with her, she! in the picture. She had only two
was playing gin rummy with her/in her last one, “The Man Who O
a
“M ethodists sCon tinue Plans,
to Condemn Segregation.
MINNEAPOLIS W--The world’ s{ing “greater “interracial brother
' hood.” largest’ Protestant denomination—|! oe
the Methodist Church—today: be-) 7,,, chnference's first action
gins closing ranks against racial was to amend the church consti- i
segregation. |tution to pave the way for all Ne-|
*
‘gd
~ igro church units to move into the!
Delegates_to the church's quad-jregular organization framework. |
general conference The plan, which still must be!
een 2a ratified by two-thirds of the voting)
forth a three-pronged PrOgral™ |Getegates in 132 conferences, per-|
yesterday condemning segrega- mits individual Negro churches, or
tion, making integration possible entire conferences of Negro,
in the church structure and study- ichurches, to transfer into regu-
ing new ways of bringing Negro'jgy “white” administrative units. |
stand-in in a modest room of a:Knew.Too Much.” But she assured
and white members of the con-' e 8s @
gregdtion more closely together. | Such action would be on a vol- middle-class apartment in Holly- peel kia wasn't trying to escape
} * wood, {i : : ¥) ON t sis and could be under- * @¢ « » AMEND. CONSTITUTI untary ba: partir LOCALES =i Battling ae; as
‘Td like to do both,” she ex-
The conference sped through ac-,taken by two-thirds vote of the
' tion opening the door to full inte- regional groups involved. of Those Fighting FEATURES! The reason for ll these wander- plained. “I'm going to do ‘Pajama
! gration in the church, urging abo-; ings is her latest picture, “Julie,” Game’ next, so that will be an Wolfhounds Meets i lition of discrimination or segre-| For slum betterment, Saigon, in a suspense dramia that is being out-and-out musical. After all, I've. a G irl in a x
, gation and setting up a commis-' 'Viet Nam, will install 23 new wa-) filmed in aetee kacales. ‘done non-singing pictures before. : : ae She W
“on to study ways of develop-'ter fountains. | pf Sse eine at all te ‘Storm Warn- Pink Kimono! ° Fed os ——— se deat tees ee day cheer ing,’ and I had only one small ?
ing inside the studio, unless we song in “The Winning Team.’ ” AS BAIT ce
it rocess ts,’ :
= explained. : a ¢ KILL Mount Ararat, the traditional THREE STRIPES , for a KILLER!
With all this traveling and shoot-| pestin lace of Noah’s Ark, is
ing in odd places, I wondered if be ae feet high and is in
she didn’t miss the comforts of & castern Turkey near the Russian’ studio, ys A Se ‘border. in the SUN
TODAY . _ prices FRIDAY 40¢ ‘til 5 P.M.
50c Nites-Sua.
SATURDAY | Children 206
“Not at all.’ she said cheerily. J yn MO i COTTEN - Jean PETERS 7 |
INROE - Joseph COTTEN - Jean PETERS : , “Tm having a ball.Jt’s so stimu. ene lias a | SLAP HAPPY — Katy Jurado : Te chad colo aes : wa : mes : :
. * above; tossed an ad lib slap at ating to get out of the four walls mee } ae ef a movie stage and work in real Anthony Quinn during the filming lof their new movie, “The Lonely places And I've been very com
Gunman.” The fiery Katy fired fortable too. At the insurance build-
‘when she thought Quinn slapped ing, they set aside an office for
her too hard during one of the me to relax in. At the Hotel Stat-
soamealll Guinn retrahad tran tent ler, I had my own suite.”
taxiatng and the show went on. {NO COMPLAINTS
| “I have no complaints,” she,
id. “The film we have been get-! | sa
Pra la Bla Is ting 1s wonderful—the real locales
io it a note of authenticity. |
“As a matter a ro it wouldn't,
le me any good if I did complain.!
\! used to be able to go home and!
complain about the producer of
Feature Shown at 12:30,
3:30, 6:30, 9:35 P. M. ee a |
OPEN “
10:45 A.M. a 6
|] “Hore otesuicrFomiy” | KM MAM | tice cacncccse
——S == ae Party iitecders es sine ton To oe | OO Cs | — Mat. 4c; Hoe. 50; Chia 200 |_1v* eo “An Invitation to Excellent Food” - fT Hit for Starting Spat He is Marty Melcher, who hap-| TODAY thru sATUupET .
srever FROM STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN | With Nikita on Tour =" % ner stort, | BARU SESS | esses . | This oe 4 ne in- -real :
MANNY'S FINE LIQUORS—FINE FOOD | Loxvox in_pravda today ac. locales has been done betore, es D ARRELL'S «West Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road cused leaders of the British Labor,Pecially during the era of ‘the
In Au Tue Worto Never Anotuer Lixe
party of picking a quarrel with|Semi - documentaries following :
i ee mmm Nikita Khrushchev in an attempt World War II, Although outdoor DRUG STORE
\to head off the formation of anjlocations were used, seldom were | 37.39 § Saginaw FE S-4521 1] Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. international Communist-Socialist films made entirely away from tm Cabland Theater mids.
united Se iB studio, as with, “Julie, " Doris:
a wy
F 1 | . as 9, 4,0 te ) Phone rE +461 ___ |] Khrushchev, head of the Soviet] LAST TIMES TONIGHT! HURON aes A ALM ees \| SERNAS Communist party, got into a row |
| Drive-In ‘with Laborite leaders last..week’ .
'when he and Soviet Premier Nik- \ e The Brawling
q i] } “ater olai Bulganin were visiting Britain. From Warner Bros. in CinemaScore ano Wi neocon mess meas 2
ered pains creel | ____ EXTRA: COLOR CARTOON!
4 being persecuted behind the Iron | SUNDAY: “A MAN CALLED PETER” and “QUENTIN DURWARD”
2150 Opdyke Road | omen sco TE = : | ‘2nd MAJOR HIT!
NONSENSE SAYS NIKITA
i | —~\ M-G-M’s MUSICAL ROMANCE OF RIO! dal atl pemese 39 8! TONIGHT - THURSDAY wee) DOD de os 643 — 9:19 - sense.” He said there were no. Wt LANA TURNER
6 sia ' “JOHN LOUIS , Social Democrats in the Soviet |}
‘Union, and the fate of any -el 7 Tree a /Un Fi ind ate any - eise- \
| y else MONTALBAN - |where were no concern of his.
His reaction was considered, " i =" Vachon! ‘
aa
|here a blow to the Soviet drive! ‘ ” a MITCHELE for “popular front’” alliances with FRI "GIRL ON THE RED VELVET SWING | A town OF BILLY ‘Socialists and left-wing eae in s also — “VIRGIN QUEEN”
| Western Europe.
ON THE GARY “le @ e eee ——— aE: APTS: | stranger
COOPER [Je eseeerT croons | mu 91902 inc } attended the dinner with Khrus e
*wanmvanCcoron | Chev have denied they deliberatels ° and the things . ij om searen PATRICIA MEDINA Ss UCFORY BELLAMY baited him. They said they were .
x Tecmmceee Renee by genuine hopes that
SR wai he might Ee something for Social: he does to a : a ae _— lists imprisoned in Soviet bloc ~ i | —— . t Tagtet : : , countries. : e : Nl ow! r- ADULTS “Bbc. es ‘ Weseeara? to Masts Rd. meee of Birminghom its people,
*. J, CHILDREN 20¢ | Federal Reserve NOW SHOWING THRU SATURDAY! [| .
THE ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH! SHOW | Order Defied especially ‘ ° FRANK (SINATRA S
. by Bank President . t Presen! : 7 ! Wal Disney resens | SALT LAKE CITY w—A Utah its women. bank president” says he doesn't
‘SONG HF THE SOUTH think the federal reserve system.
can order his bank to add: 1'4 mil-
TECHNICOLOR lion collars to its capital. He told
a news conference yesterday he
is going to leave it to the federal
agency to try to enforce the order. |
“RED SUNDOWN” | mse [ee
WATERFORD |der to raise more capital for his
'Continental Bank and ‘Trust Co.
here came without a bearing and] ALSO IN COLOR — FRANKIE LANE {fon of how mich capitelis"ade fin “BRING YOUR SMILE ALONG” quate.’
the of Europe!... | ls holding corporation.
a ~ PICTURE aA, But he conceded the order
THAT | might “‘simply represent part of
Car GRANT ; ,& general campaign to. force all
- Y HITS = banking. institutions to increase
KELLY Vv {their capital structure “‘ Federal
reserve spokesmen were unavail-
Grace a LIKE Able. . A .
38
SLUG!
* 8 6 ‘
He said he suspected the order %
DRIVE-IN THEATER was caused by the sale of some of 2
THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN his Idaho banking interests to §
Will Loke-A R ATU Transamerica Corp. ‘‘As well as 3
er Willioms Lake- ox ce oi _M. Pother long- standing disputes and $
I AST TIMES ‘TONITE differences.” 2 THE PULITZER PRIZE PLAY | The system, Cosgnff contended, $
WANTED by the police in all : ; le a record of hostility toward 3 _- NOW ON THE SCREEN!
; Transamerica, a West Coast bank’ 2
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Schizophrenogenic Parents Miss Ciies°™“?"™ ge By Walt Disa
Which May Cause Retar dation in Child [wnenes THEY (nN THe HALL
STEPLADOER CLOSET...
CHICAGO (INS)—The handsome,) In fact, the experts have coined, Here is a cue — but some par- UNCA DONALGO? WHAT OO
upper-income Jones family lives in|the term “‘schizophrenogenic” to) ents, unconsciously miss it and YOu WANT
the suburbs, has two children; one|designate mothers who may pro-| keep forcing thelr children to - IT FOR?
is perfectly normal, the other men-|duce schizophrenia in one child and| perform. : “a at
. _tajjy-ill, Why? a not in‘ the other or others. ;
te his
ently normal parents can be ent misses “cues” given|Obvious signs from the
tal illness “carriers” to one of in to| Contrary. their children — fust like the ta-It°nd ercper “oces” hosp gay Dr. Leon Tec, of New York Uni- nu aagaa °* Mary” infected! Parent-child cues, he explains,|"@TSit¥ School of Medicine, added
children without herself succumb-lare exactly like the cues in a| ,\ Mothers often say the normal
GE By V. T. Hamlin
YU THIS BE Bet? | CU Oe ky
the so-called split - personality | them. For example, born into exactly the same environ- disorder which fills more hospi presented to company and told |ment even in the same family.” tal wards than any other men- | to ‘shake hands’ or ‘curtsy Advised Dr. Daniels to parents tal disease, ‘ for the folks’ may back off shyly. | “Learn your child’s cues."
TLL CALL THEM,
HOW ABOUT YOUR COUSIN CLARENCE Y HARVEY! = THEY NE, AGNES 2 HE AND AMY ABE As'Y SINCE THE city gut Y Z - : THAT INCINERATOR Ys f 2$ NEAT AG THE COUPLE ON AWED= A OA EN Bloces SA DING CAKE / a= THEY COULD LOOK /> GNIS TEN Oc 7 OVER THE PLACE FROM HERE -// AWAY = AMY. ww HOOPLE MIGHT INSULT 'EM |
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BROKEN BY BEING THIS AT ME
THROWN HEAVILY ONTO AN' NOTA
EVEN A SOFT RUG? WORD AT HIM | A SKULL FRACTURE,
BROKEN BACK ,OR ANY-
THING! MEN HAVE BEEN
KILLED FALLING OUT
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LOOK AT THE LITTLE ANTS WORKING, JO. GETTING
THEIR HOMES IN ORDER! | A ANO ANTs COULD LEARN
A LOT FROM DADDY i
ABOUT RELAXING / '
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ani to plug in, no noise, no me- "Yon're an adult-when you stop growing at both ends and start
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~ Motors Lower “FIFTY-SIX_ iv 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY a 3, 1936 ~
Produce
- DETROIT PRODUCE
DETROIT, April 26 “focally follow -
ing prices cover sales of grown
oduce of yt us = taney ar pres | es only
rought to farmers markets if
NEW YORK. wo — The stock: growers and ou by them tn wholesale
menane
market was - mixed today.’ with bar ie Sepa Cector ancy, ¢5¢ bu: No 1. 1 25- ab bs: “aircrafts strong and motors lower, ! ‘Mactnosh, fancy. 400 bu:
in the early afternoon.
*
There were gains of 1 to 3 points! "43
around a point 2.00 and losses to
throughout the list. an bu; apples, Northern band teal bu. ‘No T. 3.75-428 bu apples.
‘Bide Red, fancy, 500 bu, No 1,
25 bu.
hy ER ho pn No 1. 1 80-
Carrots, to ear o 1, 178-225
s 1, yy 00-1 60 dos
por Chives. No 1. 1 ts dos behs. Horse-
tedish. No 1. 175-225 pk bskt. Leeks Trading was al a steady acc No 1, 10-200 doz behs. Onions, dry
and came to an estimated 2
000 shares for the day
total was 2 440.000
the market mixed
” *
Aircrafts were buoyed bs
of the House Approprial:
mittee putting its okay with |
action'! . i
ons Com- £50 bu
de- —— ) 500 ,-| No x 75-106 80-Ib bag: onions, een,
,_ No 75-85 doz behs: onions sets, No |
Yesterday's 130.2 00 32-ib bag — Pursnips No 1. 1 00-
126 ‘5 ou s, fancy 2? 06 $0-1b
ar hothouse 1
1. 70-86 $-!b eae rt bart, hothouse No
100-180 doz behs Rutabegas, No 1
7b-158 bu Turnip topped. No 1 2 00-
ETROIT EGGS fense spending program of nearly pgrro:r Otay 3 AP. --Eggs fo.b De
34 billion dollars
also were strong
market. The aircrafts troll. cases included, federsl-state Laan
Whites—Grade A jumbo 46-48 w
yesterday’S eq average 47\, args 42-45 wid aT
434), medium 39-41 wid ave 39%. smal
132-34 wtd avg 334.. Grade B large 18'2-
41 wtd avg 40 Motors, faced with sagging Pro. Browns Orade A jumbo 43-46 wid ave duction and sales this year, were) oh: ree a: medium 0. poe B , rere - wid av r
slightly lower and moderately ac-| i 4-36 wtd avg 38's . Checks mn AB ata
tive. The coppers, ¢
oils were higher. ‘ er 4 ¢ 40-42. medium 37 Grade B. steady. Railroads were somewhat inne a ediu Ce
ix rowDs rade A extra lares
mixed larwe @0-4]1. Grace B ew" * *
Among higher stocks were
ing Douglas Aircraf
namics, Glen n Martin
necott Copper. Du Pont RCA. Ken chemicals and) ave 34%; Commerctally graded
Steels were) Whites—Grade A OHI SG 40-44
. Comment’ Market aay Supplies
moderate and adequate with trace
fair
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO May J ' Chicago Mer
Long-Be ne antile Exchange Bultec stead, receints
Lumber. Gulf Oil and Royal Dutch rc 000 «wholesale buying prices w
Petroleum.
Lower were Chryster
Reynolds Metals,
sand U.S, Rubber.
New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations)
Isl Crk Goal Admiral 193
Air Reduction 471
Allied Chem 125 4
‘Allied Gtrs ... $0 Jones &
Ailis imers 676 Kelsey Hayes
Alam Ltd 144 Kennecott
Alc’ soll he a
Am Airline 235
am Cen 447 Kroger Am Cyan 3.3) Lehn
Atm Motor; T
Am N Oa 6
Am News 40
Am Rad q4
Am Sreting si 3
Am Smeit $37
Am Tel & I 1821
Am Tob 6:2 Am Viscone og
Anac Co af Mead ¢ Anac WAC fe
Armco St! 71 Mere
Armour & Co 3 ?
Arms Ck a
atl Cet Line 59 Atl Refin 41.6
Aveo Mig 62
Balt & Ohio $15
Bendix Av oe O12
nquet eb 23
Beth Steel ,, 140
ing Air....
Bohn Alam.... 28
Bond Le ee Is
Borg Warner” an
ris My 16 run Balke ..34
aco 20
Troughs 39
Calumet & H.. 15
Camp Soup 40
Can 44 -. ie
Cdn -- a
Capital Air)... 36
Carrier Cp . 3
. dl . 12
T 4
Ches & Ohio , 66
‘hrysler 6
ties Bvi 70
Clark Equip LF i ‘
aoe
26
15
412
“a7
. 36
4s
ConPowp! 45 108
Cont - ot
Cont Can ,.. 46
Cont Mot so8
Cont Ot » 320
Corn Pd one 2
Freub Tra .. 35.2 Stud Pack Gen Bak .. 91 Sun On .
Gen Dynam 624 Swift & Co Gen Elee .... 61 Sylv El Gen: Fds .... on6 Tezas Co
Oen 7
Gen
Gen
Gen
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear 2 Grah Paig 1 Un Carbide.
Gt No 4
ot 2
greyhound 16
yulf OU .. 1223
Hersh Choe agi
Homestk r. 385 &
Hooker ¥! 446
Hooker El pf 100 US Tob
WwW m2
Todust Rey 476 Walgreen
Ing Rand 612
Iniand Str 87.2 Wert
Inspir Cop 626
Ipteriak Ir u4
Int Bus Mach $25
tt Marv 35
Int Nick 45
Int Paper 196
is t Shoe 7
t Tel & Tet 344
STOCK BERR GES.
NEW YORK “Ma
Associated Pres
0
fi.dust
Net charge
Noon, toda) 270 7
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago ...
1966 high
1938 lot
1958 high
1988 low
-~O9Ou—
awe
DETROIT STOCKS
(C.J Nephier Ce:
Figures “after decinia
4Milen Elec & Equip Co*
Raidwin Rubber Co*
Gemnmer Mig Ce
Howell Elec Mote: Ce
Toledo ¥
Ww ayne Scr
Office Staff Strikes
Over Wage Dispute Loew s
4
36 2
: 25 it t “199 | Poultry up to 10 a
Hea
BO heavy type broilers or fryers 2%
Ra
Mpls W
Monsan Ch
Mout Ward
Motor
Metor Wheel
Motorola
Mueller ®r
Murray Cp
6 Nat Cash
2 Nat Dairy...
7 Nat Gyps
2 Nat Lead...
Nat Thea .
1 NY Ceptral
1 Nia M Pow
5 Norf & West
1; No Am AV
& Nor :
ff be Nwst Airline
1 Swens Il! ot ’
2) wnat Be pt
>
<
Pillsby Muls
ate G *a-ven®
=
223339
cS
a =
Brel) Ol
Sim mon
Sincieir
Sncont Mob
Sou Pac
Sou
Sperm
814 OU
8td Of) Ohio
Stevens
Tex O Bul
Timk
Tran W Air
Transamer
Twent Cen
Underwood
wT
Unit Air Lin
Warn
hs mercial bul
# Noor and prime
43 choice 2200-25 90 iS 4 19 60-2) 00 half if hy
55 feeding seers 1875 ‘oad good 1000 Ibs
ee Prod Co
fo sale. hid and asked changed 91 score AA S@ 92 A 5® 80 FB
$67 @9 C S575 care 90 B ST a ¢
Ford, 565 >, Eges
Pacfie, [gnolesaie cian prices unchénged to
a steady to firm. recetpis 8 900
|1ty higher US iy aie 10 per cent
jand over A 40 per cent A 305
xed 39. ag Ses U.S standards
[318 ee 1%@ checks 38 current re-
|cetpts 375
CHICAGO POTATOES
ae CHICAGO. May 3} (AP) Potatoes , Ar
“rivals old stock 41. om track 132. sfotat;
: art U8. shipments 688 supplies moderate
demand moderate. market about steady
carlot track sales old, stock Washed |
34.6 100 lb sacks, Idaho russets § 50-65 utill-|
; $5.6 tes 418: Red River Valley Pontiacs
28 a veces and waxed 525-40: Maine Ka-
dims. unwashed. 460 New oari Sls
179.2:21; on-track 87° supnlies moderate. de
69 2) mand slow. market dul). washed. 100 |b
162 sacks California tong whites $50. Flor
1.70.2 !d@ round reds, 50 Ib sacks 245
au4 ee ee
184 Poultry . DETROIT POULTRY
DETROIT, May 3 (AP) — Prices paid per
Ib fob Detroit ge No Lt qualit five:
vy type ieee 3. 31° Ught ty 20
S heavy ducks 20° old roosters 12
Comment Market about steady Offe:
ings of heavy hers over @ lb are Itheral
and diffieult. to clear Receipts of {rvers
464 ample and demand just fatr. Caponettes
. 313 trreguler with sives smalier than desired ; 3 - z -
“1 ith supplies adeonate te the moderate ing while his operator's license | Mack Lee. 32. of Farmington and Reports Inc. The firm publishes his friend's. car, after another onstrated that whooping cranes . 3 demand
ele MICAGO POULTRY - w 1 CHICAGO May 3 ‘AP)—Live poultry
Steady om young stock and hens, weak
43 4 on caponettes, receipts in coope 749.
68.5) wachan,
. ay st esas 16-19, ioral fryers 23-24, ence of liquor, John Crimp, 27, of ford post said the. pair tried to) The election of H. Stanley Krusen-S. Paddock and Elm streets. Cas- egg in captivity
|Troy Township was jailed 18 days wh the clerk of a printing com- *
» 323) (Wednesda y 06 coops, 69 000 me
to lower
roosters 15-15; d 3 25
7.6 Livestock
| DETROST LIVESTOCK DETROIT, May 3 1AP)!—Hogs ‘salable
180 Pew carly sales and Bids US. No
$321. 2 one 3 180-240 Ib berrows * 0 gilts
2c lower at 14.75-15.25,
Habe higher; not established aner! ‘missing’ in-the freakin of Linda
‘Vista School Tuesday night, Pon
tiac police said. A window was
found broken 239 weights or sows
43.2) Cattle salable 200. Market siow, steady
63.3, Compared last Thursday slaughter steers
m2, selling unevenly, but mostly steady
48.2 Some 960-1080 Ib kinds strong, plain
100.4 heavy steers weak; heifers steady’ cows
48.1 steady to weak, instances 3$¢ lower con-
(sidering sorts bulls fully steady; stegk- q\ers and feeders slow. steady, about four
$8. §| 00. high choice 930-1171 Ib steers
@| 22.00; 5 head high choice 1346 ibs 21 59
5) Lert , bobeat t choice fed eres 20 00
7 very liberal volume at 91 60°: most
806 bof fed steers 1800-1950 utility and
5 commercial steers 14.00-17.00. about two |
234 eee etna Te.800 Wate On| and choice - wifers 46.2 i}aes 10 : utility and commercial heif-
ers and mixed yearlings 13.00-1650 bulk
utility cows 1200-1350 few me cidwal
| commercis cows 1400 upwards: ners
and cutters mesiniv 10 50-12 50 iouit uttl
ity and commercial bulls 1400.16 06
Stock steers 20.00 about four loads lee
and low. choice §)7 714 Ib ieeders) 1
oo 4
7)
4. part loads choice $39 Ibe and 637 Ib
6
4
5
4 Calves salable 25 Today « imarkes gen
nd 23 erally steady Compared last Thurscay
s * 42.3 commercial to prime sealers lets active
, Steady, cull and tility. grades ver
ste Ot Calif a scarce. active, 1.00-200 higher bulk good
u 4 and cholee vealers 26 00-26 be py
‘few to 33.06 on Tuesday uth oped
7¢.@ Commercial crade<« rs 0-20 00 et 1 and
46 4 10% ptility 12 CO-16 9
3 7 _ Sheep salable 50 Tod oy s market poml-
4 nelly unchanged Conpared last Thurs-
i ; da’ supplies included at ieast 600 spring!
626 ore trading active on all" chesses
short slaughter lambs fully 160 higher:
sheep scarce, about steady: very wide
42.7 Teese quality in shorn lam bs, moat lots
2 cofisiderably mixed for weleht ‘and grade
q Sround 150 head choice and prime short
op lambs No | pelts 2350 mostly good and
choice short tambs No | pelti 21 00-2390 |
y Mostly utility and good shorn jambs
916 17.00-30.00, bulk spring lambs 40-58 Ib
31 5 good = ee chotece for Gireek Easter trade few chotee 64-79 a apuiDe
o she Bod on 2800/2700 cull te ch
A be siaughter sheep 8
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
1. CHICAGO, May 3 (AP: -Saiable hogs
10.000: slow, generally arowid 24 lower
23,3 on butchers: sdws weak to 25 lower
203 mixed No 1 to 3 190-270 ibs butchers
AG 14.78-15.25, with bulk larger lots 200-'
25@ Ibs 15060-15810 -seVera!l lots mostiy
$56 No 1 and 2 190-220 Ibs i$25-5@ around
182 100 head No. 1 and 2 190-251 Ibs at
484 1560. these scarce. No 2 and 3 270-210
Tos 1425-1900 other weight. - searer
larger ‘ote’ 350-550 tee, sows 9) 50-15 50 1
226 wm few selected jot, 300-325 [hs 4275
with 400° Ibs weighs iostiv around
12 50
The ~Salable «attie 2500 salable cai
200. xtéers and heifers slow weak wl
Wednerday « low le se come cattle
Stocks additionally 25-50 lowrr and being tak-n
“2 off of market cow. and bulis slo
1902 steady to 25 lower ‘eale fads «tock
1999 ets and feeders abou. steady a gon
1888 chotee and printe 1375 Jbs Nehrasks
1904 steers 21 $0 nos! good to jow chetce
162 8 steers 16 75-19 2 a fee joad and iors
5 chotee under | 200 b= 1950-2025 some
VT! 6 ythity and commercial Holstein <teers
TBLS 1400-15 00. few loads and lots chofce
148 8 heifers 1875-2025 good ta low chotce
heifers 1823.18 30 most JItiity and con
rercial cowe 11 00-13 M4 anrers ar
utters 9890-11 75 uillity and coin
1400-1600, w few 24 on
1750: @ few joade high goo
740 ibd - ve@riing stock steers 18 9
rs 25 |joed T0@ Ihe Mols'tetn « eer
te wep 500 slaughter lamt
sit ighter sheep steady to weak
all ints mostly good shorn lambs “o
2 peits 2050-3150: @ few goot
hd cholee wooled jambs 21 50-21 30
most cull to low good lambe 14 00-20 50
a few am § mostiy chotee 67-93 ibs
native «pf ambs 2690-2650: Wf fex
average 2406. a few utility
rs
{00-6 00 odd head wooled ewes 6.00
jown y
——s
PORT HURON «pe — UAW-cio Five-Year-Old Girl Hurt
office workers of the Ainsworth When Struck by Auto
Manufacturing Co
Edmond Har went on -strike
today in a new contract es » A five-year-old girl darting across
of Wall St.» at noon yvestgrday es-,
"Local 135, said talks broke doa caped: serious injury when struck’
yesterday on an annual imprové- hy a passing car
ment factor. Hardy said the com-
pany sought a decrease
amount provided in
tract which expired Dec. 31. - Jane Marsh 444 Osmun St was
under the treated for skinned knees and leg
con; cuts and releas;d from Pontiac
General Hospita! authorities said
Hardy said the cut would amount) The driver. Peobert P. Whitten-
to $24.000 over the proposed thré«
vear life of a new contract
employs
workers in plants i
Marysville and in Detroit -—Ainsworth burg. 19. of ’74. 8. Anderson St
told Pontiae police the girl darted
office into the street from the front of
surburbaw a parked car :
Hardy | Se
said picket lines were set up at’: Yemen. a nation it the Arabian
both sites, Peninsula has 4‘, million ie.
“MARKETS |Beans Coe
recover enough to get back to retur® a 4-year-old boy they've little Freddie saw his natural par- termine in advance whether a
ler, May $1.52; oats % to % higher, Breakin Reported \May 6614; rye 2 to 2% Nigher May
le a2 me
gre) of Clarkston was jailed SS davs ing after charges were brought troit editor of “Steel” and more re-
735 caponettes $-$'2 Ib 30-32 ne F |
4
disorderly conduct
‘lower Charge of driving under the influ: fice. after State Police at the Red-| — it was stopped at the corner of said, and the first to produce an Recognized authorities preditt
after failing to pay a $100 fine pany on W. Eight Mile road at} Ibie Manufacturing Co. was an- Oakland County Jail when he failed Josephine noah egg No. 2 to progresai
a be beret Park Justice the eorner of Grand River Tuesday nounced yesterday by Carlton M. to post $150 bond set by McCal- the nest yesterday while a photog- § manufactarers is taking appli- obertt aldwin noon
P k d Parke t Mrs ra
Pike and Pare streets, Mra, Ra Crofoot Cub Pack 8
iFri. and Sat. 8 a m to 2 p m. Nance at 9. pm. Saturday in the 1
8 2100 eull to choice shorn ewes’
| —ae sia ate RPE, BESS 2
Dealers Group Raps
} Unethical Advertising a0 WASHINGTON ~The National
‘Automobile Dealers Assn! has
‘announced a campaign. against
false apd misleading auto adver-
‘tising.
“The public is understandably ‘50. Month Custody Battle = «= —*|
Foster Parents Take a pi People
Fr om Losses to High Court to Keep’Son*Are Safe Drivers ples ae Ae Soybeans we PROVIDENCE, R. I. «—Mr.|with the Sklaroffs since he was. Psychiatric Tests Find
opening. pricé ang Mrs, Samuel Sklaroff have 3 days old. His natural parents, | ‘ ° |
break which showed. losses run- made a desperate appeal to Jue-| Mr. and Mrs. James Skeadas, are, Accident - Prone Index:
| ning to more~thay nine cents “on tice Felix Frankfurter of the U.S. Catholic and the Sklaroffs Jewish, 80 Per Cent Correct |
the Board of Trade today.. Supreme Court. , ‘but the religious difference is not
Old crop soybeans, which have- Of ‘an issue in the case. f eons : = & jcontused by exaggerated claims of
experienced the widest advance They want Ve to stay a tourt | * * 6 | CHICAGO W#—A dream of high- fantastic saving, give-aways and
(misleading advertising which has’
‘been prevalent on the part of a
‘small but vocal minority,” a
Statement issued yesterday by the
association said.
} The association laid down a
‘group of principles which, it said,
~ are “dedicated to removing this
<@ jtype of advertising.”
| Ruled out are exaggerated sav-
1OMA MARIE BISHOP (ines elaims; terms such as “‘need since the start of 1956. did not order that would require them to’ Yesterday, for the first time,-way safety experts—a test to i
previous closing prices. But the raised from infancy to his natural! ents, as' he sat with his foster, person is mentally accident-prone’
new crep months, never very parents by Saturday. parents in the courtroom, For fhe: or accident-proof—appeared a step
weak bounded back for substan- ee Skeadases the sight of the boy nearer acne mony. ON COURT ORDER ;
hal gains as compared with yes, 7 undoubtedly’ brought back memo-
rearere eines The Rhode 2 a SUPTEME rieg of the night when Freddie Details of teas whack proved
In "other grains considerable Court orylecest the pau imme was exchanged between automo- about 80 per cent accurate in
hesitancy was-noted at the start, Gately afterward, the Skiaroffs’ piles parked on a Lynn street— fhree separate trials were pre-
bli then| thelmurikee (Gnraad Sorc core? cul we ani: al to Frank- ithe last time they saw him until /pared for the annual convention of
SeETeaaivelinivinell camenintontne ccc) eee cs thé yesterday. the American Psychiatric Assn.
Aorerred| ‘contracts (tilcomil case ne eran custod¥ ADOPTION FIGHT | Preliminary findings from the
battle
i» and rye. Wheat also made a good, “The youngster ha: been living) Two years after that transfer, S-year-old accident research pro-| ” “warehouse clearance” and advance, partly on hopes of ex- ed Nebel s been living: the Sklaroffs sought in Juvenile 6c at the University of Colorado Fear Missin Woman ‘xe=sesi " misleading terms
‘port business. [Court to. adopt him. But. Mrs, Sb0ol of Medicine, conducted in such as ‘no money down” or “‘no | Wheat ae the mi a te * Hearing Aid Firm Skeadas, who was unmarried at! pe Raga de a ldown td kos ” ;
hour was unchan to igher th time f birth but lat M p | principles _were drawn up
i a os ee es y eve op ancer , yy the association's committee on married Skeadas, who claims to 1. Religiously inclined persons be the father, fought the adoption. make the safest Sas The missing sister of a Milford’ dvertising ethics, headed by
The court ruled that she had not — 2. Motorists with a predominant woman is being sought by her Frank H. Yarnell, Chicago, NADA Tie nie About $27 and a hearing trans. #!ven her ponent . interest in asthetic or theoteti- family who wish to warn her that! President for 1955.
higher, May $3.18's. a ard 1): cal values have the wost safety they believe she may unknowlingly
‘to 62 cents a hundred pounds higt- mittcr worth $150 were taken in Back in the courts again Su -reeords. : : " Ss agam, Su. + —_ ches “2 the victim of a rare type “R rf 800 D or May O07 the breakin Tuescdas night of @ perior Court granted the adoption cancer epo amage : ; The project leader—psy chologists earing aid compruiy olfice in the petition, © to have > State delen ~Spenc hearing aid compruiy office in the petition, only to have the State red pavchalrists tested andlins Mrs Helen Sper nce has asked
i i antince sine Bh uidinge. Pon. Supreme Court overturn the deci- ue spe : _ 3 < Grain Prices Pontiac Stute Bank Building, Pon i u el en the deci lerviewed 264 airmen from Lowry help in loc ae) her sister, Mrs as Blaze Hits Trailer
CBI AGO. GRAIN . ew sion and deny the adoption. Birt wen Ioma Bishop, 34. who deft her De--
CHICAGO Mi 5 P'--Opening «@! = a tac police said ¥ * * Air Force Base Denver, on thei: ” 3 j ‘voit home Dec. 17, 1951 and has May: $2.28; corn % to 2 cents high-|
$1.28: soybeans 4 lower to 472!
A 15minute blaze this morning Wheat ; uly : ; . ; > ; svchological, psychophysical anc Mav 226'. Sep -....... fas The office apparentiy was en- When the Skiaroffs failed to ms & a , ‘not been heard fon since. :
ace ‘ a “R e , . " tered alter the door was pried open B'Ve Up the child, the Skeadases ey popneromical ms erecta isis Mrs. Spence says that.13 deaths ee house Wailer st oS tee
Dec nv «(7M AY 138) swith a screw driver. as was an. Urought the latest court action two The airmen had high, moderate jy the family are- now believed to\® graph . caused some $800 dam-
a veee USE Sep TT. 1284, . a “weeks ago. jor accident- free ar Vv ing records. ‘have been caused by cancer, a fact |“®°: ‘Pontlac firemen estimated July 2.701, 1 $8 Dee cree Palte other office that night where noth _ | not feealieed [Ey te) eelasing wror| No one was in-the trailer when Ch re -
Dee eee 1a ive is ing was reported missing, police B . N | “The ais —_ achieved) a), A rather! died ja larch andre broke out at 8:20 a.m, ap Mi . Tate Sep. : |. ; s
Oats * ont 125 Said. usiness Otes Pos this test sugyest that differ lasother sister underwent surgery | parently after smoldering cigarette May OB | The branch manager of the looted ent sorts of individuajs are re to halt the disease this year. | butts were thrown into a waste-_
- ~ office Seoaain Williams, of 314 Election of two persons to the presented in the accident and non- penc _|paper basket.
| d C | d N. Perry -told police a desk board of the U.S. Truck Co, and accident groups,”’ they said. ae! ee Hi grag jaar The trailer is owned by Addie
0 ge q en al and two otal file cabinets also three others to vice presidencies ‘dark brown hair and brown eyes. | Tapscott, who said insurance will
: were forced open, apparently with was recently annotinced by Board \cover the loss of $300 to contents
Regular communication Portiac 4 screw driver. ‘Chairman C. W. Behrens.
Lodge No. 21. FP. & A.M. Pri NY The new directors include Robert Minor Pleads Guilty Whooping Crane jane $500 to the trailer itself. Dam-
jage centered at one side of the
4. 7:30 p m. Samuel E. Smit L. Jones and Henry Dunn, while t B p kitchen, firemen said.
WM = re : Pair Faces Charges [Ever J. Klebba was elevated to 0 eer ossession Whoops It U n
jor vice president and Donald _
News in Brief R bb tt f re Ward to viee president. Donald A minor arrested last night for With Two gs Brewery Plant Razed
' in 0 ery emp Baker was appointed vice presi possession of beer pleaded guilty ; ALPENA # — The old Beck
dent in charge of operations today, but a 21-year-old compan-, Nt-W ORLEANS (m—Josephine Brewery building will be razed to
Pleading guilty to twa charges | Two brothers. both factory work ion pleaded innocent to a. charge ntade big news in the zovlogical make way for a metered parking
yesterday. Frank Shanahan, 23. ers. faced arraignment this morn Floyd G. Lawrence. former De. of furnishing the liquor. world Saturday when she laid an lot. The brewery, built in 1887
Donald L. Caston, 20, of Keego egg went out of business with the ad-
when he failed to pay $40 in fuics yesterday in an attempted stickup cent! manager of publicity for the Harbor was fined $25 and jailed vent of prohibition in 1918 Vari-
imposed by Independence Town- by which they allegedly hoped to Packard-Clipper Division of Stude- five days by Pontiac Mumcipal Supt. George Douglass of Audu- oys gmail firms have used the
ship Justice William H. Stamp. gain money to continue a drinking baker-Packard Corp., has been ap- Judge Cecil McCallum‘ bon Park strutted like a new papa building since then.
Shanahan was charged with driv-/spree {pointed executive editor of Ward's Pontiac police arrested him in and told newsmen the event dem- ———__________
REAL ESTATE
SALESMEN .-
wag revoked and with drunk and Edwin C. Lee, 33, of Garden City :Ward's Automotive Reports, driver reported their car had Can breed in captivity.
were charged with assault with in- Ward's Automotive Yearbook and forced him off the road, Josephine and Crip, her mate,
tent to rob being armed by the Ward's Canadian Automotive Year- Officers claimed they found sev- are two of the 28 whooping cranes
Pleading guilty yesterday to a Qaktand County Prosecutor's of- book. eral hottles of beer in the car when remaining in the -world, Douglass
that by 1960 over 50 per cent
of all new homes will be pre-
fabricated. One of the most
ve prefabricated home ito a place on the board of the Hig- ton’s companion was remanded’ to
rapher was waiting around for af cations for sales representatives
Yet. Lt Howard Whal ‘ester firm. i > N —— st, in this area. Only men inter- De ww are haley said r fi A partner in the New picture of the first ested in earning over $12,000 Mack Lee wore a purple scarf; York Stock Exchange firm of There are more automobiles in ——-- --—
over his face and brandished a toy|Shearson, Hammill & Co.. Krusen California than there are motor Australia’s new beer tax will, peed choad opera a
pistol. They were scared away is also a director of several other vehicles of all kinds in the Soviet amount to two cents per 10-ounce: anager, Box 17, Pontiac Press
when the attendant screamed, he national companies. ‘Union Blaas,
said, but were traced through the = —— a
About su was in a billfold wet heense pats on Mack's car.
; ; " R ; 1 Si
Now Makes It Possible for Any
New Car Buyer to Own a Big, Beautiful
56 PONTIAC During Our
SPRING SALES
JAMBOREE —_—— ome
This Is What Makes the
Car Say Go! And the |Higbie Jr., president of the Roch lum pending trial May 10
Ten sets of keys were reported
ee
Ave. told Pontiae Polit
rommner wie vn. was ew ReCOiveS Charter am to8p m, May § 9tol2 am
Re-Organized SGhureh of _ fesu \ new charter was presented at
Christ of Latter: Dav Saint 19 a meeting this “week of Crofoot
Front St Adv. School Cub Scout pack & Mrs.
Roland Stephison president of the
school PTA made the presentation
Cubs winning awards were: Don-
ald Marsh Michael Measel, Jon
Stepletom Robert Woody. Kenneth
Goff Jr, James Mitchell, Kenneth
Good buys in clean used cloth--\fcClellen, Wesley: Williams and
ing and household articles a the Ernest Humphreys
Bargain Box, Jr Leaxue's Resale 4 new Bobcat. Cilbs rt Stephison
word, MI 4-4528 “esis baby Was welcomed to tepnec
Rummage sale Ay St. John's
Lutheran Church, 87 Hill St.. from Slate Dance Proceeds
8 to 12. Saturday. ae Sth Ady for World Service
Rummage sale, 197 8S. Parke,- Proceeds of the World Service Rummage sale. sponsored by
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorortt, will
be held at the League pf Cath Ic
Women Sut Mas th at 9 00°
am. to 200 p in Ady.
--Adv. YMCA will go to support the or-
Rummage sale. Grace Lutheran <7Ztion's programs in™ foreign
Church. S. Genesee St. Fri 9 tog {OUntes according to Marrie Tu-
Sat. 9 to 12 —Ady bergen, youth director
Young people ages 14 to 20 are
invited to attend, he said. If vour friend's in jafl and needs
bail Ph FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031
~aav Buenos ocr Bombing
_Rommage sale. Youth Center, BUENOS AIRES Ug — A bomb
Lake Orion, Fri and Sat Ad\ Aploded ™inder a streetcar in FO P ° WwW 't St Y |
Rummage sale, bri. and sat 10 | nenos Alres last night. hut it was rice on op ou.
1h 4 26 Row cL : Get : Ady mu sasily a noemeaker, No one was
_ urt and there was little damage Th M M d P
Rummage sale Sat 9 98 Wo The dvanh thrower escaned e ost fe] ern ower
Hurur Any) 0 ee ee
Plant i in the Industry!
Earnings YORK INS: —Celanese Corp of Rummage sale. sat 9 to 1 240
Tica announced net Imcome fof the
nded March 31 of $7 44) 764 S Squirrel, Aubin. Heiai Ad\
br
to 39 cents hy common «hare Thi Mother Hits Parked Cars; »
Children Cause Accident ect UI) UNDO GT alk ear Sales increased fo Sah Au 88) fron
A mother last control of her car S45 O81 689 In the Int: three months
of 1954 Now is the time to mare your move! Get a Bonus in Extra Sa5 Go and ean
for less than many models of the low priced three. We need good clean 1953
arid’ 1954 Models and will pay Top Trade-in for them! Come in Today for
Demonstration Ride and get our Difference Deal. Convince jrourself that Dollar
cay Cork RA eon Seto ~ for Dollar you Can't Beat a Pontiac!
ave March 11 of $2 ah SALES DEPT. OPEN 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. Mon. om Fri.; Sat, Until 5:00 P. M. 4 rommon «hare
— EFFECTIVE APRIL 0th
a, NEW SERVICE and PARTS HOURS:
Detroit. Edison Co. Mon. thru Fri. 6 A. M. to-6 P: M.; Sot. 7:30 A. M. to 1 P.M. All cars At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock left for service must be picked up ie then. No cars released after service
; a hours. vields better than 5°; at present market ; i .
“ Pontiac Retail Store 65 Mt. Clemens, Across from the P. O.
and rammed two parked autos yes
terday afternoon when she reacher
to stop her baby from falling off
the Tront seat Cd
n Pontiac (s.ner ospital \ire in thé same period jae, I . : mitiar : eral Hospita ht < eo tneremseg 0 84. 48D Or
Viole Bis of Tho £ First. <-er O29 46 0h mn the tritin three
’ O48" Ave owas treated far menor bruis _
@s as was the baby Carolyn, 20.81 LOUIS stich INS M Ty Cheric@t Corp has angounced carr
months. a son Michael, “1 was af $32: 163 for The first quarter of
uninjured ; : npn Thy oe CE period last
The aceident oecurved at 3°45. sales for ea eene he “ aes . : compared #ith t p.m. on Wall Street, police said. Braege of 1958 ° :
+
Complete Investment Service
J. Nephler Co.
818 Comntunity National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119
* Hours 8:30 to 4:30
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es ; | THE PONTIAC’ P HIURSDAY i . [ora ‘HE PO PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1956 a | EVEN - i at fst) aes = | FIFTY-SEVEN || > | of storm sewer in Astor street| Handley "Ralpi Kent, T. -b. | : : we © struction A engl grees tlveraad ag ghee eee ria wheel nm three persons appainced trem the Counts | then the County Clerk of the County of . from Meines street to: atlironmes lye ere opt epee Loom Ty = EE md and three persons appditited | Macomb, State of Michigan, shell act Help Wanted Male 6
Clinten_ Heights, Thomas C. Veughn, John Kadingis, Steve! of gu cea be “ bod = preye) boxe oe =e meee PES ig pS amare \
Wusion end Astor etreet from Maines Coffentgis, Alphonse J. Stenger, Wilmer|one for a term enpiting June 30 i98e;| This Auth ty oebalt tossame fet inet APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN AND | te Clinten River ts now on file in) Brown mas ao Carlos L.ianother for a ‘erm capiring June ,30. upon the fling ot be tified ned pea retrideromen’ 56 a \
napection ~ |Wilis, Ceci! R. Coach, Elmers Keneis, 1957, and another for a term expiring | these Articl revieed in the ares) pee \ ts also hereby given thati the Arehie Rose. Mr. Koblman, L. Suge. june 30. 1958. Each ‘respective tnember | ¢ Dg Arcee oe in she bre) BROWNELL REALTY
ssor of the City |C}e* Thompson, James R.Cone, EF of the Board shall qualify b: : 7 —* ARTE | pening at their
. ‘ishion ‘Tatro, Horace C Sudbury, Dean W:. 4 sry tueiity by raking che || Rebs reel lated for an experienced estate
City, on th Mh dat mr-Greenhoe, James L. Newton, George & a cenag etter pern St otfee ane ee te: Signe Articign—of “Inceeporation may salesman, Applicants must be be =|
. 1986 at & o'clock xe m. to re-/Gariand, Roland Nonathaker, Noel E. tne Sommers of Mogg eh vigit ‘Trustees sey coeeee i laa ae steunslisnks tween ages to 35. W. for \ | Few anid essesament. at which time ana Marth. Albert E Rodger, George McCie!-"snai!_not be paid ety. salary for, their become a Member of this Authority, > ‘tetview appointment giving full :
-iplace opportunity wil! be given all per- len pat pense loner! — beset services, but the Board may authorize such amendment to and the Articles of pease eee: ae
eee to eer [iit Ral othe yea Antes ee en a ea near caaktctanty ane ries 1? Owele Nalin " curred In connection wit, ' \ative y of sue unty, elt 41h - = <—~ = = inerepofore made by the City Assessor for of the Authority The Byala Oo reaee or township iaeounee - Sacomaet a AUTO PAINTER... C
ADA R EVANS. [ihe Teenie delravine fberwt "tecaad on the firsi secular day in July of each |.member, and if auch amendment is shop. Experienced only, refer. #% Oty Clerk eee he cela cedi borne by pectal year at 200 o'clock p.m, at the place adopted by the Board of Supervisors of sees Hepat ol ney PS pom!
~ . May 3, 1956 s Ms 0 Aruction of curt of holitmg the meetings of the Board each constituent municipality of which “ _ Sagina §._Bive
: = ae - = | eae hat camp ona related 202 the purpose of organization. At such the Authorily ts composed Other BUSY SEASON, JUST STARTING.
Notice of Special Assessment: | Mutit. Since ond. gravel om Baldwin crsenisation meeting the Board shall/ amendments may be made to (hese We need men at once. Neat @
Carb, Getter, Grade and Gravel Fo eeete street is now on file sect ® Chairman and a Vice-Chairman. | Articles of Incorporation at any time if | | eels ambitious, and , Gutter, Gra and Grave! Oa pvenst Me 7 Sle oh lnepection He) who shall be members of the Board, and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of meet the public bey * not nec-
Wolte Street. «| alcs* aide Phoresy given. that the! OepleraCy, aud, A FFRRIUTE ED sed ee coach cempeny dey "tack, Scermbg Aopiy ts 9 galy m8 | Te: Pontige“Ovien Schoo! and tg. aif Commission tnd the Auses ot the CXS ices hal serve Unt ie orgeniaation | emanément shall ve endorsed, publianed, Oe Hwy” Seg Mt” Bridger | parseue y Sate reeled Tice ee hetre y Unaton Fenian: Gill Teck US spe MMISHON necting in the following year or until, and certified, and printed copies there- CAB DRIVERS STEADY. % On
lthe roll of the Spectal Assessment here- Chainber th said City, on the 6th day Of) 1) nie resnective successors shall be se-| Of filed in the same manner as ‘he older Com id inst Ld
tofore made by the City Assessor for the Ma: AD. 1956 a: 8 o'clock pm lO Te-\i00 a4 Je ee cows scigicnl Acticsevel incoresentin pair on etic any as apply 438
parpece «010 dotrey ie net eet s ne view seuss Ce Oe ereen atl dea Within twenty 30) deys after this that the ftled and printed copies shall Orchard Lake. 3 to 6 p.m. __
Wn te ale ora outa “ ’ Pisce vere Done heared iret | ainiect become effective, the seed con tice by the recording officer of CARPENTERS — UNION — ALSO
‘ . é s ha epeaahan § sheild et ALA AU RU be eard ef Supervisors of each constituent | the Authorit. wl as ist t join union if e
_/ oes men use ie constr ctlcu! of : oo Os eee 2 1986 municipaltty shall select ites_representa- | These Articles have been adopted by union For Nesasesakes in Pune
jmutter, era = and ravel and relate € ADA R EVANS tives on the Board to serve for thé “the several incorporating murfctpalities an¢ Saginaw Call FE §-6039 in
work en el e street from Fd ns) fest cit "7~ terms hereinabove specified ft as hereinafter set forth in the following AM and MEtIrose ¢4111 in p.m,
ito Montesa el ie Uo uke Ce) fle in my ar 3 ( thirty (30) days after such indorsements, and in witness whereof . aan ie Ta naa
office far oublic HeeDeG ton) . y . nth tien mh Board members shall the Chairman of the Boards of Super Die k
{ Netice ts siso ere: wiver ae ae Pr DAVET. IN. COMPLIANCE WITH qualify by taking the constitutional oath visors and the County Clerk of each ma ers
\ceeentas. eal Lee pecan! elie © pe slat oa LAW AND CITY*CHARTER °F office ang shall ine tor the ba caer) TO Cte! thereon the state MAKE-RITE TOOL & MFO co
- ra - Se gage ae oa |pose of organtaing the Boar or e ny of suc option = .
Pareto get ena iacuck aan ie ot racecourse om os [balance of such fiscal year Lined | The Heep dre uber Secs my rah gla at Mis _& Mill Lt Ortonville:
. 4 cu = ath hed, 1 ‘and place for such meeting shal ‘were adopted by the Board of Supervisors | .
view anid assessment at which time and| he weer pert S¥orn. (fixed by a majority of the members of | of the County of Oakland, Btate of esigners i place opportunity wil! be given all per- de Board and notice thereof served| Michigen. at a meetin duly held on | the
sons interested to ** heard |date for the office of City Commis- vid- | t April, : AND
Dated: May 2, 1956 | sloner ~ Seat feted biaeateo peer Be lee e Ne ppcerereeetin di be the 1 th day ot ape : <— SARIN :
. i EN Ls "|Board and no selection of an officer DELOS HAMLIN etal ers ADA R VANS Lead sacciiiterther scataelithat (twee of the Board ehall be deemed to be) Chairman, Board of Supervisors | :
City Clerk she invalid because it was not made within LYNN D. ALLEN For automation type machines, a ts t 4
cordance with nett ac tare tones or at the time specified Mm these Articles 4|Any Board member may be removed at
any time by majority vote of the Mem.
notre of the respective Board of Super- rates,
County Clerk
The foregoing Articles of Incorporation
were adopted by the Board of Super- |
visors of the County ef Macomb. State also fe & fixtures. T OCKHART
WRIGHT May 3, 1986
ee epee ener en fof Chapter 1¥ of
BTATE OF MICHIGAN--In the Pro-|City of Pontiac his detailed election an
bate Court for the County of Oakland campaign eEpenece were as fotiows
8)
7 * : yecify below from wham contriba--% mi q A e | 8ER
caeycter aie the petition concern-| tion received None : visors of the County which such Board be mis wee eat a Ps tgs Apel — ee
tn© Ruby Lee Akins. minor Cause No Specify beiow to whom expenditure member (represents. ; COUNTY. GFIMACOAEA (065 Telegraph
14802 . a . made. Pontiac Press $260.82 Radio Sta { e cea nee on the BoA KALAMAR, EXPERIEN 1 NIGHT
. art a ‘1 i ihe event o cancy ‘ H J fi
To Howard Akins. father of satd cl en ey ron 72 e. yaid uebte or obttga- Board Ute Beard of Supervisors of the Chairman Beard of Bupervisora ire eee onan plateens hog
Petition having been filed: fn this ere a deponent as auch candi County selecting auch representative | ALBERT A WAGNER Write Pontiac Press Bor 2 ; Cour! alleging that the mresevt where ons of Jd Pores hall tl) the varan for the unexpired~- County Cler — EE eee *
abouts af the father of Ene, paid minor Sater: entry weet e 1 even! of a Vacancy in any May 3 io ex! a lea — SALESMAN.
child ts inknowr end sata child be GaP wk DOR <1 DgON he Rorec bh vaca shal her ocation high commission
violated a law of the Steve art “bo : Nie al the Bo«td for the unexpired and taceative for volume
said child should be niaced under the Ace axe of the temporary ab- . ae -t eenee tie, 5) he
Doe eee et ein coeole afithel nrare APELDAYIT:. IN) COMPLIANCE [WITH 2onc disabull'y of any officer the | owe Sore a2 wiNGi na AWD
of “Michiean Seo ie hereby notified | STATE ! 44 AND CITY CHARTER Bosh renee aa eerie that b tides bi a pga pid
that the hearing on said petition wil! be State of Michigan Heian a cent in oh deca ee care | Se FLA = i cay Write ‘Pon yy ay Se LJ
held at the Juventle Court “Oakiand| County of Oakland ss DN alealdlile: ofl tae iChelneen | he Vice- | cos aS | Bh de AO mo .
Ceanty Service| Center, Court House ‘Aw-| Roy V Coaley Jr. being duly Bikol a ae aan hoch peace hik the Vice" | BIRTHRONG, EVERETT, L., 18136 ode chy TORRET LATE
count L ater, t el nen . rat he wae a candl-)Cha sO ac ; 2 nee : operators Pa me, p.m. vex. 1260-B West Blvd. in the City of, deposes aiid says that * Touee ARTICLE IX Birwood Birmingham, husband - Wha
[Pontiac In said County. on the 18th day dete for fie re ae the ‘General Meetings of the Board shall be held at | of Loia inee Acheson) lather of Peete Nn wo WOR ‘.
Soe ee ee. commana: Xn the City ot sranheld April 2. 1896 leapt bi-monthly at such time end place; Mra John HW Roy and Jeck B | tn refreshment lem te
: afternoon. and rou are hereby command- tn ac- as shall be preseribed by resolution oO rthrong, brother re. George "
SIX-STOR TLD TRNS — Firemen AP Wirephote | Deponent further states that in i v en | : able to leave town, sleo
x eee | Marra peiambene. Darvome ty, tiene) bADSOe || creante win) Gute ae (ane Gratien! 20 Lbel Deere Oesie Ievingee Wal merthrang 0 Servis Tour's license’ tge rive truck. ie
pour water from ladders and fire escapes into a Avenue last night. Damage was estimated at | seivice hereof, this summona and notice of Chapter IV of Roe er taaient et or aay ei sk uaee tharest bv eecvia Friday, 2 pm. at the Manley quiré 145 Elm 8.
aix story downtown Detroit building on Woodward $1,000,000. jshall be served by publication of a copy of ee a einer as follows: ‘wrttten notice of the time, place and | Bailey Funeral Home, 183 Oak- | © A LENT
— ane _ -_ Jone week previous to said -hearing tn|cempeig® Cepriet om whom contribu- purpose thereof upon each member of’ ‘and Avenue, Birmingham. In- | for full time employed
- - : — - ————~—-—-—=—-—-=r——= "Phe Pontiac Press a newspaper Printed | ar received None ‘the Board personally, or by leaving My terment in White Chapel a oe Leet e
. ; . . jand cireulated in ssid County. 7 fy below to whom expenditure at his! place of residence, at least! istgon MAY 3. 1956 THOMAS P- GelangUomperionse rues
j_ Witness, the Honorable Arthur | Spe $38.00 Pontiac Press ‘twenty-four (24) hours prior to the 22 Oneida, age 10 He ts survived Pee hones c} ean Y)
n 1S Cac ers @ar T OO Moore, Judge of said Court. tn the City There are no unpaid debts or oblige- ‘time of such meeting, or by depositing Br Gavcie) niess | aces kaphees | ict er
' ’ ° ° e jof Pontiac to said: County. this let day! 1 this deponent as such candi- the same in i United States Post Office Funeral service will be held Sat- “Most Want eer ‘of May AD 1966 l gare? e lor maf) box within the limits of the Ucdas wiMayiibi aha Siio inte teem WOUGHTEN & BON. OL
N ‘ - - . ; fs | Sea ARTHUR. E. atte Further deponent sayeth not ‘authority, at least seventy-two 'T2 the rks-Griffin Chapel with $38--N. Ma. : as
early 250 English _teachers rangements for yesterday's meet- in Junior High and High Schools."’)4 true copy. rh ga le ts : ROY V. COOLEY JR. |hours prior to the time of eoch mroriine Dr William Marbech officiating | gxPERIENCED MAN 1 be
: ay a
heard ‘Dr. J: N. Hook, well known!ing. Professer McAndless and Mrs., He will speak at a 6:30 p.m! Probate Register, Juven'i« Division Subscribed end awere regh pipecmmeyy appre | See iis name ori otic insersneme Nass | ab Comeets ys lena service 2
: : ¥ ) , é \
teacher, author and lecturer, yes-/Marion Fisher .of Fordson High, dinner tonight when 150 English _ ; ; Mey 3. 1956 Tin doth day of April AD. 1986, address. with | postece _fulls. preneld: ine | Gparus Orit |Pawer alin ot tenis ae -e —
r li 2 : . - = Ly, mecia etin 0 f
terday at the sixth annual English Detroit, were co-chairmen of the educators from the Pontiac area’ Notice of Intention to Construct) yoiary pubite. Garinnd County, Mich- all members are pre-on! shall he deemed | widkiky Bao es LO | Scotia eres mg
meeting of the Metropolitan De- program gather. Dr. Hook is a professor Water Main in Peacock, Clara and ‘e292 ON, A gn ees oe re ten | Dr Clarkston (Birmingham! EXPERIENCED
trait Bureau of Cooperative School: Dr. Hook remained in Pontiac of English at the University of Dli- Fuller Avenues. My Commission <= May 3 96 spectfied — Any member of the Bodrd toate ekg Bape atglarlop a) Phd ja pened Leng lam eee
Studies: today visiting classes. This morn-)nois executive Y h . may Walye notice of anv meeting ith t ; orto ;
s Ss. ’ SOS. ‘ a 3 we re ou are hereby notified that et , : : ‘ t on, rs Richard Davies and and ‘ 4 and secretary of IN COMPLIANCE WITH | before or after the holding thereof A Merk Rucsnall’ Dockaeu) weothar of furn| a - :
rs ! he “ns = _ regular meeting of the Commission of AFPIDAVIT dts
A Book Is to Read, the topic 28 spoke to area principals on the National Conference of Teach- the City of Pontiac Michigan held May’ STATE LAW AND CITY CHARTER
1956 by resolution !t was declared to @tate of Michigan Mrs J
day, at D. Hinds Service Setur- } e i Board be required for -a quorum The 2 pm. from the Manley least four members of the Board ona |
shall act bf motion resolution or ordi,
ook covered teach. Promising Practices in Reading e ong 5 in chosen by Dr Hook covered teach, * ote sath ede Ald nes of English. be the Intention of the City Commission, County of Oakland *s = eee acl SF Guy soeottiea | Bailey Funeral Home 183 Oak-
ing of literature and the effort - 7 : ——-=—-—~--=s-== l1g ronstruct Water Matn in Peacock, John A aera at athe was , cab ler oramavee providing for the issuance land, Birmingham, interment in
A f ; t Net.t 3 and sa . =F ee | or rh
necessary to impart literary mean- REUISTRATION NOTICE | arene ree Peer ice Avanae to tel astanten tne etfies of City Comminsionst of Renda, er Gee ensretion of Smy on0- | tawa Park Cemetery
ing from ‘the printed page to the Ele Frebt Nias oe oe eee, Sy Pag leno at Ed A.P No 1@2, tn the City of Font | e abet 2988 theee call be e uifed) tuelions anon | In Memoriam 2 2 , ' | <tors siTin © register, may Hi c | nicipal Election ° : % |
student. 4 0 jo et the Town Hall 7526 Highland Ra Cee atemertan De ee asctea reece oupecant further states fer ae rete bg the members See eee | IN MEMORY OF JOHN MORRI-
jffem 7 pm. to 9 p.m on May 3, May\or 91650490, and that the plan, profile cordance with State ies nncise he (en eee ee ee pe] who passed eway Mey }. of. the of the members of the Board shall be por IV of
In.metaphor, Dr. Hook exam- 24 and May 71 jand estimate of said improvement is on of Chapter The Board shall his detatied election ap4 | sufgicient for passage Mocever lena leurltiveel mari inet
BERT A_ McKEACHIE mite
ined five poor classrooms and | f= Township Clerk. el are Vrarher intended te construe pedo vv expense wete a5 Lerten bel pee acter irae Sea. | Whatever lands we ‘iew
summarized—“‘literature is en- 0 ar nc : May 2. 3, 1986 \ sai improvement tn accordance with ‘hp Specify ed ies whom ¢ sng) its proceeers = li cpap peo Wheisver fey er grief bq. curs
i —_ —— | ; t t the tion recelve ° : : a) ip = We will siwe think of you
joyable, but not a game. Litera. \ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: vans woe ee NS ccrcysathe pease Bpectfr velow to whom expenditure of -tnese Articles The Board bere Seats iese ue his ette. tamil luron St
ture is good for a child, but he | 1981 Chevrolet 2 door, Motor No.| ‘and that/ made None jkeep a journal of its proceedings, whic and Prt : ; \
4 ac » but , lassesament according to frontage and that m bts or obliga- = by the Chairman All! 4 ends
; JAA 066813. Public Sale will be held! al) of the Lote and parcels of land front-| There ere no unpaid debts ai- jahall be signed by the Chairman | “LOVING MEMORY OF LES. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE
should not be made te wallow it Oliver Motor to Convert in wsrit. nia a! 142.8, Mato afc ing apart ae sie’ sf the above-named tons” of thin. deponent a such CARE roan shall be yoes nod Uestagta, | uae Gt Maul eho cessed aver | nin We nave apes Bop 3 constantly. It should not be an- ° - ke. Michigan, ef 1:30 p.m streets shall constitute the spectal assess-, date pets jcept that where the voie ‘ | | , unities, We have
f i , I! only be necessary to so state May 1 104 ‘
yzed minutely and should be Galbraith Pro Into — _ May @ 3. 1966) ment district to defray $10,212.07 of the; Further deponent GEN A DUGAN Ee ee ee ARTICLE X A silent thought, a secret tear aperee ale ead
— ee | ss \ oN = estimated est and gxpenses theres? and rihed and sworn to before Me ® ane Chairman of the Boafd shal) be) keeps hig memory ever dear Earnings unlimited, Good flees
read with an eye today. Last. Parking Area Notice of Special Assesement: | that $¢.29193 of the estimated cost and’. DADE Tc in and for eald COUMY. the presiding offiver thereof, Except | Time vanes emer tk odes of grief me and leads, Only men of prov.
ly, reading a book should not be [Curb, Gutter, Grade and Gravel Cour tmersvement Pung thie 24th day of APTI AD) TOY yg ae herein eacladiclag) latcdoseah ada | Sodiy satosl by hin meiner. fare joe Cee ee
7 | z not have any executive o . : i <
punishment, but something fun.” and Related Work on Longtellow | eg beS lal bad dhl h oe of Notary Pubitc, Oakland County, Mich-/tuncttons other than as mber of| _ 1, Hall, 83 Belmont MICHIGAN BUSENESS
op : ai Purchase of the Galbraith estate, Avenue. Pontiac, Michiesn wil! meet in the Com. tan ; an 5 bapa teenth Mi the ore wine aisabaty | Flowers 3 SALES: -CORPORATIO ¥ , 1 pe : yah 1 s on expir ° airman, ° - } OD pa pT MCS
good teacher knows the dif- corner of Williams and Pike, To: P. T. Childere M. Peckors. Voor- mission Chamber on Mav f, 1086 at 8 My Commiss Shall pertorm The! @utios et the cure) ooo > = ee N
ference between not enough and streets, and plans to convert it into hets and Parker, Frank Krue and Co. G, “Clock pm to hear suggestions end) : —~' me The Secretary shall the re-| DUNSTAN'6 FLOWERS | aie a PH AD.
too much,” Dr. Hook said : ; H Wriston, Charles Winstead, Louis biéctions that may be made by perties © 7e Gp yicHIGAN . cording officer of the Board. The; %4% W_Muroo FE 3800 EXPERIE :
: : : an auto parking area were an-|Jurkovic, Ridgedale Homes Inc | Ameri- ‘rteres'ed ‘County of Oakland, 89 Treasurer shall he custodian of the F al Dire 4 Colin's Ch
“There’ i inw : n Sav Dated May 2, 1956 jane 1 ~ f the Circult | uner: ctors Rochester
s such a thing as talking pounced yesterday by officials of = eph Be ead gmanertel fsele, foray ADA R EVANS I Lynn D_ Allen. eck oakland. in| finds of the Authority and mat pve | abe © Shires -
‘ e ; Rib , - obert i mace , County © | a p the falth- a
too much about literature.” Oliver Motor Sales Inc. Fs Garey, oer Wilmot, LeRoy B Mars. tase pepe one coos bases bs Debs fale savtermeass ‘of the duties of mi | P am booster ln = ~ adr Leerts pare
‘en i i . Clower, te A. vis, Mrs Sceretia : : ing @ ee - ffi The cost of said bond shall be ursiey nere) Home I
Sess 8 ee ee rd and teving " office e cure unece the f
In the evening session Dr Hook Ralph W. Humphries, manager Baugh. Paul- Stowe, Jay Brock. M Not 7 tataation (te certify that 1 have compared the 0°) maid by the Authority All moneyy shell COATS PUNERAL HOME | xionTs” —
talked to the teachers on “We—Not of the Buick aye ; _ Dunn, B. P. Realty Co, Claude E. Chil- Notice of Intention Construct i xed copy of Resolution of ‘be deposited in a bank, to be designated Complete factiitie.s OR }-T787 ~
of tl ul sa agency. dis-\ders. Ire’ Condra a ‘ ‘ 8 ors with the 1 other FI
The: I." He advised ; | ond rt Angel, 2" Revap on State Street County Board of Supervise by Board. and al! checks of Drayton Pla'‘os — Waterford Twp oor In or
y and k ©) Advis teach- closed that the house located Ca etna ths det pe Used La teoe bea You oa iNereny notified that et «original record thereof eet temotnind fore of withdrew al therefrom shell ve DIONIFIE’ SERVICES - DA
ers wo together, coope | onroe Dutcher, Mr. Spehar,, : *. and that o 8 signed by the Chairman a reasure’ 4
in etch blems erate. the old estate will be torn down te ee tenon Wek’ ts Penoyer, (EMA “of Pontiac Michigan held May In my OC esanseciot. therefrom, 89¢ Of OF Recretary The officers of the Roard KIR Job Set-up Man
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ld pro - ‘to make way for the lot: Intended! George’ Gibeon Alphonse, J Stouger’|1. 1086 by resolution it was deciared to the whole therecvereot T have hereunto lage Aretha lanechbateoy! ee mom ier athe aaaent ——— Ma thine j
Teachers met in the afternoon for customer and employe use, Charles Ais, Sallie N Greer. Sidney be abel iatertion of the City, Commission in teste t actinedithelevel| of sata pas ] Donelson Johns | M c epair
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for group discussions which Cov: the area is expected to be in op Pasege Ere "x tier “olen” aries, secay ocarh Tepair and related wors on Cow 4) fo" gig NSEAT AM MS subi hea their competing, oust of ar heal ered teaching of a classic, writing eration by next spring. weil A Kay, Le B. Kolb. Ariy Smith Sate Orreet irom Puron etree eee aaal : LYNN D ALLEN Supervisors an annual tydeet eorering ~pesonen ton Oe tem at Ss MUST BE LIC w
" : m Morris, arry Compbell, : bl ab i ‘ Ws ® tte to be made aah AE eek EN aad nO
programs, books, and fitting mass Ort lly the Heath ~ HardenburcelU suis Marie. fea, ped $23.51800 and thet the plan profpe ne eee ae cna ccarsiine a peed SPARKS-ONIF TIN cagret } Do not apply uni
media into courses. ginally eath property. jessie Snodgrass, John t Compbel] and 87d estimate of said Improvement Is OP ig. ineeting of the Board of Super’ authority, and for the necessary funda Thoughtful Service _--- WE 8-608 fully experienced sat oof
the 10-room brick structure is to Al! persons interested, take notice file for public inspection visors of Oakland County Michig®?.\ required from each municipality fot ; ; working with ref
The Pon Hi h That the roll of the Special Assessment [t !s further Intended to coisi! ac visors Ore Count’ Office Building in the ing t fiscal year beginning Januery | V/ he Si | parts ‘ ——
C) tiac High School band regarded as one of the oldest heretofore made by the City Assessor 0814 improvement in accorcance with DE 1 Tee gichigan oF fuesas: let such budget to be submitted on oF NOMMeEES-O'MIE | NO PHONE CA
under the direction of Dale C. , for the purpose of defraying that part ‘he plan. profile and estimate and that (1) 2, f April 1958 at 9:30 O'cl9CK Kergre March 1) cf ea) calendar year PIE = | EMPLOY OFFI ectte homes.in the area. Seller was Bt had eter eed edd ek Cottnlieeene, the cost thereof shell be defrased by the 17th day of / peril Ageia fore March tan FUNERAL HOME | f i SaT.
Harris, played several numbers | the present occupant, Mrs. Clin- ciced should be paid and borne by ee special assessment according ‘o front. ® Sees err oe rvinereal Anderson. AN. The mutnori: shall possead all the Ambulance Bervice Plane n: Motor DANIELS MFG, CO,
fer the visiting teachers to open McGee . aasésement for the construction of curb (age and that all of the lots and varces | (oo nat melven Blerman, Bonne’ iowers neves-afy io carry out the pur i FE 2-8378 _ 2671 Orchard Lake Rd
the conf Dr. D P ten Medee: guiter, grade and gravel and related O° land fropiing upon sivher hay Of power Boyer. Brence Brewer, Brie noges therenf and those tneldent thereto | a (oon “Le =e | io erence, iw. ana . = work on Longfellow avenue from Bajdwin State Street teed Muronyotire: cks0in Cardon. Carey Casile Clark TTAW- t may ecquire private property br | Cemetery ots § = ham, Card
Whitmer, Pontiac superintendent | The sales firm also revealed arenue to Carlisle avenue is now on son Avense on! popes se iaer of son, Cummings, Davie Decker Dickens purchase lease ei! devige or co: aateiiaasaeeeaanananant||
. : ' l@ in my office for public inspection. ~*8"essment district to Cefray Sr.tit a ane Mage Ecknwn Edwards, BMas Gemnation either within or without its PERRY MOUNT- PARK BEAUTI-
of schools, welcomed the group. | Plans to build a body repair and cn ccer trates merece tiven that the {he estimated cost and expenses therea! ooorn Fereasan. Frid, crardner, GO0d- rornorate limits end may hold manage ful @ grave outside jot Bection LIN OLN
; car reconditionin arage on A Commission and the Assessor of the City #"d that $16.342.38 of the estimated on’ ‘te Hamlin Heacock Hoime* pontrol sel! exchange of lease such 2 Owners leaving stete Will sac | S
¥ hereof shall be paid from *peed. Hall s Professor Thelma McAndless, cO- pecently-purchased, 9,000 square Of Pontiac. will meet in the Commmiscton| 800) eX De ieee eee ccaicutll Pande Heiwey. Horton Hudson Hughes, Kelley. property Por the purpose of condemns rifice Call MAple 50048
chairman of the English Confer- YP sed, ¥. Chamber in said City, on the 8th day of (he Ce OCE IS HEREBY Gives lKephar!. Levinson Lewis Lilly. Lork- tion tt may proceed under the provisions! WiHtTE CHAPEL CEMETERY | DI V ISION
: = T- feet site near the corner of Or- Mey AD. 1956 & 8 o'lock pm. to re-7 mee : the City offhart MacDonald McKinnon. Mensies of act 149 Public Acts of Michigan. | lot's Make offer FE 84286 | bes
ence Committee from Michigan ' view said assessment at which time ang _ That the Commission of the City of ee cert! Miller, Moberly. 1911 as now or hereafter smended of oan SEES ame
. = . 240 chard Lake Ave. and Walnut St. piace opportygity will be given all per. Pontiac, Michigan wil! meet In as come aiGekoe ital Oldenourg. Philips. Quinlan, eny other approiiriste statute | — . .
State Normal College, presided behind th i sons interested to be heard misston Chamber on May ie 100 ae fantom. Reid Achork Behone Semann ARTICLE XII t | : of
over the meeting and introduced Another area in e MAIN pated May 2, 1956 je chock Lane ce ee Lal hehe) werties D Smith FP Smith, W Smith Staman The Authority and its constituent mu- | The Pontiac Press |
: | building. presently occupied by! WoO. 6991 - echien se tee may m part ‘Seem. Taylor. Thatcher Voll, Walker, nicipalities mary enter into Somirsss | F( RD MOTOR CO.
Dr. Hook. , : i ADA R EVANS intere Waters Webber Weinburger, Weight. nrovidine for the acquisition purchase, | FOR WANT ADS : 5
Robert Beau h imp Pontia Ghee pevete et SUL wil aise Pal egy Date ares 2. 1954 Yorke: Zapf ‘74 . conetruction improvement enlargement i) _
z ene € c | May 3. 1086 # 7 FY - Absent Bunervisors bd Anderson extension. operation nd financing of @ - = ° Te ; f °
High instructor, had charge of ar- he converted into a parking 0 SS - -| ADA F c me eee Cempbell Clack. Hill Rhinevault f water anoply syetem @e authorized and DIAL. FE 2-818) - el I mporarily Located in
os: \Oliver spokesmen ‘said. Notice of Special Assessment: wa 3 Tose The, fotlowine reseidiion) Sse oifered proaiaea’ 1 Act goa bab lic Natal ot mien _ | Dearborn to Locate in
Tee a sre = . _ al ley, supporte ss pA, +L -kuthority a + - A 7
fe i | ~ a ~ Curb, Gutter, Pavement and Black. Notic — lt te ti - to Construct Sp celeste : f ate Fontracta ran any non-conatituent ; From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
: ’ ce of intention to, SOLVED ‘That the Board of Super- ty eclty village or township for the | . }
Dems to Begin Draft top on Madison Avenue. +: ee ia ine eee ecd. Michie nine or abe: nectice item ny | All orrers_shovie be ce | Os Street visors the 2 ht |
To P ¢ Mo c t 2’’ Recap on Osmun : ° ontiac Motor Division. Stone Pp ‘ does hereby adopt the Articles of water supply factlities owned or onerated ported immediately The |
‘Realty Company. Luther Marcum. Pete You are hereby notified tha: at a £"P Se ae Rout ter cht- ; - ‘ ont | Press assumes no re | ) Mich ’ hall
on are rar anks “ Incorporation nf the Southeastern by the Authority. which contract shall | spon \
Michay, Athanas Maxim, Contract Car!- regular meeting of the Commission pf [DCOTRIIR NY Ot oe sented to this srovide for reasonable ‘hares or rates) aipiitiv§ for errors other i
ICTNY = Mrs. Arthur Axtell age Motor Car Transport anda to all the City ef Pontiac Michigan held May Be rd ot Buperv'si re and as hereinafter for sich arrvice furnished No con- | than te cance) the charges | Early in 1987
LANSING \? -— Spadework on a x 7 : \ persons interested. take notice’ Thati{. 1986 by resolution it was declared to BOMDO 0 Ct OO Si horize and tracts shall be for a period exceeding | efor that portion of the first | 2 a
state party nlatform to be adopted HAZEL PARK—Service for Mrs. the roll of the Special Astessor here- be the tntention of the City Commisston et) fo le aA airmen: of the Board of forty 1). \eare : | ineertion of the advertise |
Spee ee 9 2 -- Arthur (Nellie May) Axtell, 74, of tofore made by the City Assessor for the 1a censtract 2 inch asphalic ronerets Rocectigers) Gad) (ihe) Cougtys Clerk ARTICLE XIII. | ment which hae been rem u ‘
at their June 2 state convention . ohh 3 | 9 Purpose of defraying that part of the recap. curb repairs ard related ;work of mc doras the fact of such adoption upon Por the purnosr of obtaining funds for dered valueless through the on { e ay .
will be begun here by Democrats 127 W. Shevlin, wilt) be held at 2)cast whith the Commission decided Osmun Street from Saginaw Street to @NEOUle Oo a ai ioe mf Incorper’ the acquisition corstructior Improving error When canceliations
EDS . rt ae the Ashl F should be paid and borne by special Sanford Street at an estimated cost of ee cicate originale and upen'eriaeging or extending of a water suopty | are made be sure to get
; p.m, Friday from the Ashley Fu- tf hi ace fas a 1 pfije, ton. oF dupiucate origins reiyg On extend : = : oe
on Saturday. Ur gasessment. for the construction of §31.00480 and that the plan. profile ie: oe cates thereof es MAY DF srstem the Avthority may when secured vour kill oumber No These positions now open
: neral Home, with burial -in White/curb. gutter. @ reinforced concrete‘ and, estimate of said Improvement ta On fee eee by the contra-tuel full faith end creait adlustments will be elves : ms f per
The pre-convention Dem wratic Chapel Memorial Cemetery. She and related work sfi~mnorth side of fije for public inspecttor RESOLVED Fi THER That said pledges of each contract(ng municipality Sithout ft : are to be filled prior to
pl tfo mmittee haa nvited p Wie Vv. : Madison avenue from Joslyn avenue to It te further Intended te conatriuct Reis ct Incorporation of Southeas ear ordinance er ceaoiution reye x ,
. SAE RL OO . inv eC died Tuesday Highwood Boulevard and 2° bituminous sat improvement, in) accordance will | Michtea: Water Authority @fe &8 adopted by It. lacne ite-newotishle bonds Closing time for advertise ! Moving to Novi. f
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statewide “organizations in fields| | : concrete resurface course and related the plan. profile and es'imate and thal 7 y fi ancordance with and subleciital ihe” mentalcentalaing) (roel cises
rangin from agriculture to retail She leaves, besides her husband. nork Hee Ce) et Madison avenue the cost thereof aha’) Nee defrayed e . provisions of A 7 Publie Acts? of ‘arwey than regular agate
g ; io kone. tlenEy. of Pontiac Bert Ioan Josi¥n arene! to Highwood Boule- special asesasinent according to fror ! ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Michigat 1954 type te 12 o’elock the i Pp S
trade to present their views at “s iP + two dausht M Tene dnsoe tian BET at pre ane ent BOE LS a el ind OF BOUTHEARTERN MICHIGAN ARTICLE XIV dav orevious to publication i , :
< ” e F; , two dau ers, rs =e reper tion af Tan ronting ‘ipon etther q WATER AVIHORITY.. : hority and any ather munict
hearing in the YCA. os nae oe on ti ae Wood Notice ig also hereby giver that the Oamun Street from Baginas Street "0 ties De of Incorporation ste j Cees wacenociismet (provided ( Trancient Want Ade may ° EN x3INEERS :
ee - —— Ruth atkin 0 untington wads, Commission anaine Ll euthe Gls Sanford Aires: shall ONG tr aa a acopred by the imecormporating Miuticipal hy she tere (ens ecrgreact to sequite { be cancelled up to 9:30 am ]
* Tit ens f Pontiac i! nieet In tt TMT MLAS ansessmen atri:® ta defray 27h erro ap ee 8 pose ef creatir atrue iprae 1 er fend @ . | . °
rs. Viva Voerding of ‘Pontiac: Sycmper in una Cee onthe Win der of of meneriimaren cot wad supenacr shores SOFPaIAUOTS 7, ee Pre or sone. at waite supe arse, te prowae for whe! f the frst teertee Body -in- white. chassis, e o two sisters. s1x grandchildren and May AD 1986 # 8 o¢lovk pi to fe- cf std ‘ha’ 822 768.87 of the ealimaten re t eae Poh Acte of Michigan 1955 ea'e ard purehare of water service fromm ] | { | bl ‘4 i
co nerent d hildre view said assessmen’ at which time and sst and expenses therenf cha ‘ ARTICLE I . i ster’ oy eratema and after the | Ina assem y, trim éut
@ Electronic technicians... e (“© great-grandchiidren piace opportunity will ve siren ell per- from *) eat eaiocem a! on Tie name of Authority ts " f mich cortrect or contracts | ] Cae ANA DI OATES ee andisew)
’ or r | NOTH mi (BY GIVEN eactery Mittigat Waser Authority rf 18% ve self Nquidating | f > =
: WHERE ARE : Se nee ae nghimaptiene Does ALD ao iets ; alle au Com mint at eae cf Prpcipal attire f he Authority will be rever eulhanas oe accordance With the | ] ae tan oe 6 Daye B |
t s or Mrs ( rv ee nti ichiget 1} meet in e Com eed at prosistons of Act 84 Puhite Acts of A $2 746 :
e e byice (or - ele eer ADA R EVANS = mineio: Chamber an Mey B, 1954 ar A ARTICLE I~ Mirhigar 1973, as amended being Bec- ! : Uhed 27 3.96 r uC 10n
YOU HEADED? Hagadorn. 48, of Northville. a for- ae o'clock pom co bear sugméations and ot The ames of the municipal corpora- tions 141101 to 141199 Inclusive of 4 tan t+" an
e e er W P s will be D eM jeetic tha: mas be made br part!*s sions creating this Authority are County the Comoptied Lawes of 1948 of any other | ! 8 225 aos Ao .
e ° . mer Walled Lake res ident. l , oe ee = interested of Oakland, Etate of Michigan and act providing for the trreusnce of reverse | ] 27% ana 120 qulp! I lent
If you are an electronic tech- at 2pm. Friday in the Casterline Notice of Special Assessment: vo Hane of Macomb. Siate of Michigan ponds, which bends shall be payable | ' ’ 145 $67 84
_ > : 4 ‘ ’ if : 1 y desigrat th ole}+ " t) rewe of fer, t 2
© nician ... 19 or 32 years od @ Funeral Home Northville. Mrs. Curb, Gutter, Grade and Gravel on) °°" "* in cae GR PeIne Aur IOOG? oy ay IC Ae eR dS Ge ce | Designers © _.. with at least a two-year © Hagadorn died early yesterday in Grandie Avenue. ices RTICLE Il nary such contract or contracts shat) f ;
s ~ an + A . a A . “ Fe May 7 Sf fi urpos 1! thie Avthority te * Yo {te fe vy he Authort ¥ | -- a ‘ 2 %
@ technicalschoolbackground... © St Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon. 1 re Kaineriie Mere W Potier , Pe eo tees a ey mec tegen ey a ex tureexperience © If you want more than usta ® [jac Hutren Alocene d Behiecnt Flovd Har. NOtlce of Special Asersement: and operate » xater aupit: system $1 ide funds fo mect tts eblientionss Any ee Sy desirable)
Ld -the-mill job... e = . : ato all y 1g Interested ay ‘ es = - accordance eitt he auhorigation f-rontract e@:ithoris herein shal! be for ~
-@ Sie a soa have the ®@ She ts survived by her husband. race Er naimanenicalinlor Sine Specs! ts Sewer In Alley Fast of qo oy9. puns Arts of Schaar 1988 a perind of not exceeding forty °60- ROX REVHIES APPLY
| you think- you ‘ 4 ‘ t etofor s the Cry Baldwin Avenue. ARTICLE IV reire \ : ZS e
@ know-how to take advantage @ 890" Hermans com ocd Accnanitor the One or Weraring “Fo City of Pee ave Ube pA on iee stelle bela ose oe i . At 10 a. m. Today SALARIED
e of the most unique opportunity e Lake. three grandchildrén three that part of the cost which the Sommis Tincoln Mer Sa'e Alfret f porate ®ith pawer to aue or to be suet The Paarr a have power tq hire th : a y od ,
w - N A a ae ca Spel ee a = ee roan rt of this State Ite fimita ep neceasa officers ands employees ere were replies Dy. . IN EF
e in the electronics field today ° sisters, Mrs Ada Swuriners Aol i non ee geet Nat ial od : pee take iis thar. ine shall inichice a ab Dee nea OC aTt e the fungtions|o! therkather the Press offi . in hl ROONNE ic \g
@ Then you'll be headed in the e Grand Blanc, Mrs. lola Bronson jor of curb, gutter grade and ghave) ‘he Specia’ Asaersmer’ heretofore pe Oreced wiinur Tine cc borne erie oe Saal co tle See eee creer or | following bo: = ‘ f1INCOLN DIVISION
- ‘ : » : york ¢ Gr { ehiar + tt sor for ? rps off tte conetifuen muti bs} however tha ve | orlow : ( : a
e right. direction if you write us ‘@ and Mrs. Irene Adams. both of andr A Sean See ication aiteee Me be : Ee se pee! shali Eaaa *'] of the powe anted employee of any Colstituent mE careeold mg a (,ate 12—Schaefer Rd.
: os . oe i 1 9 H tid ¥ tt Tr’ 6 70% ich ean = litter ‘ nd aialt atk iy com 3 ‘ : E
e today for an interview. e Clarkston, and five brothers. wile eeneel on file Inemy offtee for public the Commission de ‘ded should pee Baise ge inciden ete sae eens ion ue AG Ve Pian ne Y aliianiacss|| ° 3. 5, 6. 9, It, 3, 16, 20, | Rouge Plant, Dearborn
o@ We'll tell you about a new @ liam Bain of Jonesville, Forest and. Morice ia also hereby given that the ae ats ee Dr iieanitacsiewer ‘niof any powers herein shall not be con-jvote of the members of the Boerd: 21, 22, 25, 28, 31, 67, 58, { Open 8 3 to’S 00 : : ? 1 ; . th mstruction of ¢ 5 ; eee ‘ | Peirce on ‘ t oar . z
e program—in a company world e Ivan of Pontiac and Claude and | Commission ora Lisi Aaneevot et ane City, alley eart of Baldwin Avenue from Ue ees sear ore rere die al ee paige iatood ul aerate 60, 62, 71, &, 112. { _or
e aan pane a treba e Earl, both of Detroit ot retin earl meet inthe’ ones aBifeet north of Montcalm Street to Ler M8 Indicate otherwise. It shall have @/nicipality or &f some outside govern. ‘ i Callison 1
and ership. You ave a ( lMavy AD. 1986 a: 8 o'cloc rete ileal he se : ae , \corporate seal imental -agency for the purpose © 2 a1, AOD
e Geo - It - 2 Ocoee ps © Te-'on file in my office for public inapectio A = b at a : : : .
© chance to see what this proj- rge Rickley @ \view said assessment. Bt which time and wNorire te also hereby efeen that the] - ee aniicts M Perera eceminne. end Phever Cee ee Help Wanted Mal 6 Extension 7 S8or9
e sn e 3 y = place opportunity will be given all per-'c 14 tt City This Authority shall continue /n ewlst- register of prospective employees for ip ale = a &
ect offers you in growth pos- WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Sere intareated te ue heard | ‘ommisston and the Assessor of the Cis ence perpetually or unt!i dissolved hy the several classifications of offirers and —~ RAEN NI for F urther Information
®@ sibilities, salary and company- ® Service for George Rickley, 63, of Deted May 2. 1956 Le eee ee ie rein ane oy tc of the parties or iby law Provided) emplerred needed’ te epertte such fa-|
° > z fie on) . * . } gt Sonn vens Howrtee- that such Authority shall not cities :
© paid benefits. : © 4344 1 4 ri WO. 6768 rae taers Met eRANiaes acceice Mia neal ce ver ot il! . . AT
4: atus’ Dr., will be held at Vane ; he dissolved if auch dissolution could ARTICLE XVI
1 ‘ z ' ADA Po FVANR (view gaid aseesemen! at which "ime and (OO (ONG Neral at Swati Fatal (shaillicaus uel
© Write, giving age. education ® 2 pm Saturday at the Manley b Glin (Cleves piacelonpamictn «ilibelgiven siticer: 2octesonee oom acca ¢ la? [is heres Like shell cau eon cng 3 men. mectiantea! gotitude heip TRD LY AUTOMATE OEEUP
@ and experience to: ° : May.2.1954 cone interested th be heard OT meh a eu fod aT felt OE a aa | ful Apply 1084 W Huron 8t he GIRDLY AUTOMATIC .
Ua - Bailey Funeral Home, Birmingham — —— cae tas 8 1080) Vee ti a ee daa) euces Br cersifieg panier. peanisi tween 10:30 and’ 12:00 : mes 146 6. Rochester Rd, Re
1 . ~ ~ i ‘ : : ise sear of the Autherity hall ar ial nrreis ’ . ve copier | ' staan dh oo
cS beige Never nent < with burial in Ottawa Park Ceme- Notice of Special Assessment: | W700) soar yarn Pe Teepe ERT OE rt aee ep Mengaty tereat aieccn canal icet menicipn Gy Ai BLOCK LAYER. PE 32468 BE Garebena at iE -OK
BM Mi , Prod . ' T v ne the thires -first { . r ween 7 and § pm : y. : < : is - Storm ~ vee, end end on the thirts-first day of De ARTICLE XVII reel at p ee :
e Div., Kingston, New York e tery. He died gunesny Me sewer te Avior Mrer\ ane ue s i9sa cember of each year These Articles shall be published once A-| OPPORTUNITY FOR SAL#S wae ottest have. jee os eae:
He leaves his wife. Gladys three Storm Sewer Outlet in Outlot “A = : ARTICLE VIT n® newapaver of genera! cireulation in men to represent leading petro rience Squt Gauge
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was only about 1 per cent a year. A.C, Peterson of and Astor Street.
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i 8 F B Notice of Special Assesement: shal) ve a Board of Trustees, herein y of sich Articies of Jnour-
wo ani erguso: Newtor Sutid “, - - z afier referred to as ‘he Board which: pe ertified afd r copy there-
a Co. Pred Switzer. Adam Maier Lee Curb, Gutter, Grade and Gravel oo) ie made up of three representa oof with ‘he Hate snd piece ot pubiica-
Cantrell, Andrew E. Kettonen Ernest ang Related Work on Rutgers tives from thé County of Oskland and yjon shall be [ied with ‘he Secretary of
Young. Harian Militmar Dallas ' three reprecen-atives from the County of Sate the -Clerk of «she County of
Roberson. Qilford Drinkwine Ray E. Street. . faromb who shall be appointed by the Oakiand and ¢he Clerk of the County of,
Darti« John and Christine Damski.i To: Ci of Pontiac George MoTarish respective Board of Supervisors of seid Macomb within *hirte” cM) weitr) after
Frederick t Dennis Henry Moery, -Z Amy Rieharde Prank Pri) Harold Counttes on of before the 15th day of the execution ‘hereof hes been “eom-
Lyices and’ "0 ali persone interest take VanMorn 'Harry 1. DeVar Rov A .Ver- June of each yeer that a term of office, pleted \
notice That the roi! of the ecial rieo Daryl D iLfght B F Realty Co expires and rach trustee after the The Counts Clerk of the County of
‘Assessment heretnfore made by the City Alonza Henderson Edeon F Ral Wm first Board shall serve for-@ full term Oakiand State of ientrin is hereby
Assessor ‘ot thé purpose ‘of defray-|R. Mail. Gales M. Harris Joe’ Shadicwsky, of three years, beginning With the first| designated aa the person to cause these ing that! past of -tire-eost which the Com-|M C & I. C ‘Johnaon. Parkds > Chirch day of July rex! following Mis Yeapecttve Articiee to be published” certified and |
mission decided should be paid andinf the Nearene Olive Bmit ‘nard appointment Proveide However thet filed as efotesald In the event he shat]
‘borne by special assessment for the corfe+tiarrington, Charles T Nixon cut
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A couple may also be” be considered.
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x WOMAN WANTED 45 TO 55
exceptional oppt)
; _Press Box 78 Apply Pont INSURANCE Background $240 : RECEPTIONIST for doctor $200 | com Par NION AND LIONT necerrioner fe dentist $180 | OF Se pas Bome car driving SECRETARY for ativ-firm. $300
Luneh and dinner Uniform meals and insurance. Apply in person —
EXPERIENCED i WOOL PRESSER
Receestes OL_2-
rijl day
__Rd., Keego | _Baags or Cat "piste ‘te. CLEANING
ail + Gini To
: | LADY “save DF POR GEN- Ex. era! house undiry, no cook-
BE
CARPE! NTER. WORK
_New & remodeling Call esses
5 | CARPENTER sn WORK. ALL KINDS.
Reas. John Featherstone.
41330. | CARPENTE R WORK NEW OR
is Ag Fate seme Shia on
CABINET MAKER AND CARPE. | 5 ter Kitchen -specialty
ELECTRICIAN Li a -eaarreree_|
SED, es job with contrac fw in vicinity
of tiae job ere ay aid
counts first. nce Bo
tiac Press
ELECTRICAL WIRING Uoieett
__Ed Murray. PE wr
safe driving,
. Work of any &
PE 71-0654, EXP TRUCK pga nets Masonry. & Ce ement Work
~~ OPPORTUNITY
Muntz TV! | | serrate ie ete ae
Experienced salesmen Dp L ONE
wanted for TV and ap-
pliances, for our branch Selicitor. Guaranteed advance “pap BES oF a | each week Cail between 8 00 5 P s eae i000. @ N Telegraph and
store in Pontiac. Apply he) —— . PP'Y presser ON” LADIES’ GAR- =~ : hepa = rience preferred. Ap- at 9370.Grand River. See iy ¥ Cleaners, 719 enta
Mr. Grall. a
ime one in ngton. Oxfo fo
“HOUR WAITRESSES | NO) WATTONAL BUILDING “MATERIAL “eo nT ary-Go-Round, 107 Manufacturin, Beeds salesmen aguas ee cover SE Michigan ar = ‘ais EXPERI | Knowledge ef construct “* SODA FOUNTAIN. EXPERI. ci _Saginaw.
t hece: ; enced Days references Apply in poms Box rage bredieels ee | person. bee ie on Wesley Drugs
rience and eduie te back.) 5 w . corner of |
Salary and incentive pian |: eres
ate and teaver expenses = fur- | STENOORAPHER - - SECRETARY nished. ve (= | work = leds office
[7 es ® Saturdays pay Write
SAL AN Boo Press Box 90
= men living in Orion or NTED MIDDLEAGED WOMAN ford. Suet Work out of Orior, to work in home supervising the office. Full time only,, Good car care of patients Must do the - fm necessa: See.Mr Gaylord. | cooking no other housework Live Sparse Pa W GAYLORD ' in $30 per month, plus room & Pike Pontiac. chan | ‘board More for home than for | Muitipie 1 Listing Servic wages Apply oe Pontiac Rd
AN WITH 1 MECHANICAT —Hechester, Michigeg
> | WANTED GIRL FOR FULL TIME
WANTED FE 5092) position Picton eavnenie financial! T878
SALESMEN Kendale’ office typing re- sie's._3¢ 8. may quired, pacopy el eee able f er meet ie ONLY. TO] public Good working hours, econ-
stores.
and Drug ditions, new office, air can- Oakland County. Refer-| ditioned. Good Serves pay wha benefits and- opportu
EET MET AL vencement et eke im rer
WORKERS flosr). Phone FE
For experimental eircraft work a .
: WOMAN BET. 2 & 35 TO MAN-
SOCIAL WORKER. A-1—#1490 TO Fra 3aite between @ and 9 pm. Isted te socisl wort te teeters; WOMEN WANTED FoR” GEN. caboose) y | eral work in dry cleaners. part mediate rea. and eomerse || ore. 308 Oa land RN Creee the im ap- | Obta for examination from WOMAN BETWEEN 35 AND 8 | nearest Michigan E'm: ment for perc housewor’ end cook- rvice office or write ' ‘or amily of 4, Must live in,
’ iphigan tie 6 days Ref. required EM
AN! hands to build special m BENCH woalaw Poa SMALL OFFICE Must journeymen. Apply in| Work ts varied Includes typing. Se Phone calls. ays filing and processing customer Tne., 4863 Highland Ra. Press, Bor 81 Write Pontiac |
__ Press, Bo ANTED' FOR woot. | WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL dren While molUier works. More ore, ee beret. Elk Clean. _for_home than wages PE §-1060
: OME Heb Wanted a to work on farm. ap. i P 8
A Lefer be be MEN. WOMEN.
_ sparetim: can use $10, fe
"$100 vil “aetribatin "3° | Watkins Na-
tional venilia to
mee 7] lecgubers PE 23-3053
ATTENTION! EX-DOOR- TO-DOOR
bakery, coffee and insurance men
Use your experience tn buliding
inde: ent business of your own in City of Pontiac, Good Raw-
leigh's Dept. MCE. 696-211. Free.
ment and some wages You must
be capable and reliable. Write to
Box No. 3, Pontiac Daily Presa,
win ualifications. emplove —# ving qua
ees CHAPIN
apeciatized "ae Fivsrince I NEFD AT, LEAST 2,. GOOD REAL ESTATE
Help Wanted Female 7) SALES PEOPLE. 1 TO NINN
'
ACCEPTING APPLications ron | WORK DRAYTON &. woniepnone survey work.| 1 TO WORK BLOOM-
mente must Nil Orchard Lake Rd
ar COUPLE, PART TIME. FOR GAR- = Ar ieast 8 menage? a ae | Senin and bouse work at. coun- ry home near Birmingham. Live . Must be able to type & take
3. @ years re y re —— er under. tn an ¢
_ Where 3 adults MI 47107
ek al aves ae AND BE
aretakers emall a uliding, . Exceilent bmony employment ret. | For partial rent. References.
Write Pontiac Press Box | 8
eee eg perience te man | WIDDLFAGED COUPLE. MAN AS 7. 6% days bandyman. women as helper in reper Lodge, willing spend summer & ne family Lam || at fishing Codes on Montreal ®. title, intere: S | River, Canada. starting May 8, manent ton & pe must have pieasin, personalltty a pees for | Mfetime ce-| ang } references, OR b2a21. for in.
salary $75 per week x | _tervies
Seenereellent opportunity for 3 Employment Agencies 8A
OENERAL BIRMINGHAM ‘HOUSE. WITH MODERN ane OFFERINGS SmIvaTE. ROOM, Tmmediate full or part time Sec-
Serer Apply 50 Wayne
cay,
VERtEecras BATH AND TV CONVENTION.! (retéries. typiste gerera!l office AL DAYS OFF. NO COOKING |‘ Work and experienced salesiadies FE 44351 cS Birmingham Employment Service, KEEPER WANTED} | 139 W meme Birmingham. MId- rlenced breterred. to henge Smo | _ west €@ . oe amail automobi) a pen Ue 2 gutomabiie | GENERAL | OFFICE Main
Det. | more i, acc yacy aoa ed. EX a eede: hee pin ane Pam pietatane XPERIEN CED. EMPLOYMENT SFRVICE. 1 mee Conatee ie 2698) insur 7 “Huron FE Past
CARRIER |" PONTIAC. Pull time = EMPLOYMENT pa “We will train 18 W. Huron PE .¢ 055) r many employe bene. | —_ rT me Apply fo Reker al! Clothes - CAREER
COLLECTION EXPERIENCE. Typing, filing. ledgibie itt GIRLS necessary. Perm Postion "with EXP. CARPENTER
work Job yor hour, PE $-8325. a
OBA AEP RES eorh a
2) N. Cass on vice
Call FE
qed. FE $8 308. FLEMING. Awa,
—
SERVIC
_eravel. M
C THOMPSON
4208" Fenmore FE 6.5323.
| REE EED NEW KITCHEN gTORAGE | co? Bl werertd Cal W
FREE FSTIMATES - CARPENTRY, |W!" cabinet work, oda jobs FE 2-9562) | NO DIGGING FREE
tn West Central Osaki: Co., or |
evening. - oo ee shedloe" 28°ost | FIELD.
A MANAGER | FE Pur irpanall aaeeen "OR 27016 oa sollowing require
Rochester Mich’ ‘OLive| 26 fo 38, Well groomed. tha LIGHT WITH § SMALL | _ truck, i ae
| flowt HAULING. , OARBAGE AND trash
(paeiean SS ANTEDT BY ¥ ELDER. | 5-6838 ly man FE
kind FE
PLUMBING WORK ore ANTED
Reasonable FE 5-101
' PLASTERING AnD EA Re PLAS- fering. OR_3-
_| PLUMBING Vee Te - DONE REA-
sonably. OA 6-3
rried man with respon- Apply at Twip's Restaurant, 6 | SHOP OR BUILDING MAINT OR
ord.” Ma
sibilities Age 34—J' vre. be
_ ss Now
laid off —reduction force. For
ore inform or ut leases de m
sired, PE 5-3
eens YOUNG “MAN. {7 4 WANTS
_ FE 5-3756
of anv kind, but prefers.
nick: driving Has exp as route | y le
salesman. FE 5-6170 or FE 86-0960
WALLPAPER REMOVED ~ PAINT- ing done FE 2-2116
YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK | Knetty pine paneitng enotty cedar |
cutting and trimming treee FE
3775 __| Building Service _12|
oe A py ee ot loose
ton sissentee a tern tine fined? | +7207,
HOUSE ne WING. POLLY
ork finishing), tas ‘Edison,
~ LEE “TRENCHING
CE protic tanks completely installed.
pes py pebe remove = sand and
_ Frosting. ll + +4740
| ROOP | Gliese NEW AND ae
pair oa Stes work. Free ea- | _imates F
RO. SNYDER, FLOOR 1 LAYING.
‘
‘SEPTIC TANKS AND TILE Selds ees Trenching and
_ER OR 36312 or KEnwood
~TRENCHING AND
BULLDOZING
BUYS DIRE Cr maoufacture eliding windows,
| acukis hung windows, pleture win.
dows, awning windows and win-
dow walls
Ei ofas and all kinds of trim.
ys0na ee MAN NEEDS | FIELD STONES: _work. FE
Work Wanted Female MW —
A WOMEN Want was WASH-
ing and cleaning. FE 1-0223
ALL TRONINO, #3 BU. PICK UP
pact AU 1 day service. FE
APARTMENTS OR HOMES T6
j for workin le. West
tide preterred. “FH seodi ™*"*
BABYSITTING iN N MY HOME DUR- ing day
sasvarerney. WASHINGS A anb jronings done. 63 a bushel.
23-6866,
CARE FOR CHILDREN IN YOUR
a _OR 3-706 home or mine
COLORED GIRL WOULD LIKE
Pee 3200" evenings and nights
“WORK, WEEK WORK: _OR DAY WO _dishwaesher steck girl FE 2
EXP. PRACTICAL NURSE. |
OL 62477
fRONINGS, ‘1 DAY SERVICE. Pickun & deliver, EM 43-0060
IRONING, $3 A BUSHEL DAY
service On £z ana FE 54-2307 |
IRONINGS. 63 A BU, PICKUP, bert Sots and deliver _FEe
IRONINGS 93 A BUSHEL, PICK a and delivery FE
ADY DESIRES HOUSEWORK, “pagan or dishwashing FE |
LADY WISHES WORK BY DAY
FE 8-3433
LADY WisHES WORK AS Watt. ad ba a seal or dish washer |
pg | TAR MOWERS | 6 INT EE
paired
LADY 2 AND SON 4 WISHES housewo: and bysitting deys,
on bus line . Write rae tise Press _ Box
MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING 8&C- retarial Servic EM 3-2842
TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK
to do in own home mapariensrs oe
references tf necess
8-2687 after 6-30
WANTED 6PRING CLEANING.
FE 4-3061
WASHINOS 4@ & » IRONINGS,
: med te. U
of 7
ASHINGS A AND IRONINGS
FE 6-1615
liver OR |
References. EM 3
for elderly gentiemdn
_and references. FE +@ tT!
WOULD LIKE DAY WORK
_‘ransportation FE
AAA
“Al CEMENT WORK
LLOYD MONROE
FE 46866
A&B TRENCHING _
era FE 6-27 FE 4-4168
ere
N'S "RENTAL i | 63_w_ Montcalm Fr 4-59
ALL KINDS” OF CEMENT WORK.
63785 FE 6.
neys, drives. porches, | a
fish ponds with bridges ante
NTTAC
| BL OCK. BRICK and Care tT areas Free est
J GLADSTONE & SON
PE 2-267] OL 27141 _ OL 35706)
BR K
cs Also chimneys No fob tod gether or separate Child care in ,
olon Lake EM.
WASHINGS AND IRONINOS. BEP- arate or drag ckup and de-
Will keep house for 1 of 2 adults
Cen assist invalid) Exp. driver
3-0040
WIDOW WANTs HOUSEKEEPING Qood cook
“3 “MANE EY LEACH, days m week $8 @ day plus
+0967 |
____ Building Serv ice 12 FE 27680
A-l LAYING, SANDING & FIN. Licensed Contractors. FE 3-1645
Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service
FE Sees. water line field ee
] ADDIT IONS, GARAGES rica
finished Recreation reeun and tmaurance repairs. K-& W _Bulld-
AIR COMPRESSORS. AIR TOOLS,
ore vet eyes aneatirs. sand- etc
ALL CEMENT AND BRICK WORK | -
guaranteed by Bill Lovejoy oa
@ boxes up to 48 ft long Ouidext ae Spokane FE eo ibseadl EXP.
grills, patios retainer and sea
walls, In colors as desired Phone |
toms for free @atimates FE |
ASPHALT PAVING “DRIVEWAYS |__ “Garden Plowing _ 16B
“BLOCK AND CEMENT done OA 62054
erators, radios. aners and
#6 Oaklarc Ave
repair
wind: t eanonable
LE “est. No o obligation. nh. FE 23-1631.
Plastle or Cetamte Party ESTM Guaranteed. et Water
Sanding and finishing. Phone FE 5-0602
R_D. Tompson FE 4-604)
ae sertam 12A
Additional line of custom work | eanctkCELLEN FE 820458
__ Business » Services 13 ABOUT ANYTHING meee |
APPLIANCE SERVICE
We service all makes automatic
eeere bh mia babe ers, retrt 5
types < emaly pe a ROY" 8
aLt MAKES OF Fo FOUNTAIN PENS
CALL “NOW 3 FoR i HOUSEHOLD |
products. low prices and you earn |
‘Yours free havin home ie
Call OL 1-276 Mace Gin ‘Pas.
fay WALL BY MACHINE FREE | estimates. No fob too big or amall rE _5-4638
_MATES FE hair
airing & Wha 18 i! hk tes a . Pike.
SE WE RCL CL ‘\NING | Sinks — Sunday Bervice _ PE 4-2021,
EAVESTROUGHINO, INSTALLED | and repaired. Custom meta!
planters. Free estimates. L & M _ Sheet Metal . FE 65-0313.
and after 6 00 pm
cooled motors repaired
HEATING 3 SERVICE _ Gas, off burners and furnaces, | Day or night re et li Daye OL | Del WAYNE it _cO “HANDYMAN DESTRES WORE I IN
Birmingham | area FF 2-61
_jobs _Reas ie
Plastering Conteatice
small or too large
PLAST ERING | Free estimate Fe 3-720
_OR
AWs MACHINE. PILE
Saws—Law nmowers - Accurately Sharpened,
_7-8354
_ +5324
Sepa! homes, offices, and fac-
tortes -fr
WINDOWS CLEANED
i Phone FE $-3701
WELL DRILLING
| _Well and pump repair OR 3-230@. >
Your NU aTRIe ITE DISTRIBUTOR PAPER HANGING “REASONABLE HOUSE DOCTOR. “GENERAL ‘Hos.
8-0386 +6820 needs 3 bdrm | place
Spokane, F
DRESSEs, Sees ore & At! erations 101 EB Hi Iron FE 47074
A-] ROTOTILEING Gardens plowed jawns aed
_Fast, REASONABLE FE 2-0077, J = large. Residential and commer: | ALL POWER LIFT nay IPMENT DURA-CLEAN lode on AND
UPHOLSTER PRE Est.
EXPERT TREE “TRIMMING & &
eerel Ph. FE 54-6593 or OR
ELECTRIC MOTOR SER Vick RE-
CAWN MOWERS SHAR PENED
and repaired Parts Cc.
_ Btickel 16 Haddrii) CC. X FE. Vata0
| LAWN | MOWERS. | HAND OR POW.
er, sharpened or repaired. _
One
service. ah ckun and deltvery
_ Phone rE 3-6073 r)
LAWN SERV. DRAIN ron “ODD
FE 5-304:
New & repair work All ma-
tarials furn. MI ¢4229. No job
PLUMBING AND. HEATING HOA Com ore.” Bon, FE 43767 or
| Mason Thompson FE 4-8364
D | 4-1] DECORATING — FAINTING, | | 10 BAGLEY st | and
18 Chamberlain st |
TREE TRIMMING AND RE V-
al Free estimates. Phone FE
TREE TRIMMING J AND | REMOV: | al Free estimates FE o-a0le FE |
fruft trimming e remoral “tree
+8805,
WALL WASHING AND WINDOW |
ee, estimates, Phone FE ~_4#-3021__ _Shovyers Janitoriai Service
Windows reglared, storm windows
Temoved screens washed and put
up Eavestroughs cleaned and |
Tist proofed peas heals prices first
Dressmaking. Tailoring 16 “Lost & Found 7— Wanted Real Estate 32A ‘Landscaping. 18A{.
tiles
rally PE 8-3001.
ort 3 clean up by experts.
FILL DikT LE VEL ED hd
_driveways saded
GENERAL LANDSCA: ia me To C Mills FE
LAWN
BUILDING
Also maintenange ” FE 2-421).
ROTOTILLING GARDENS AND
_lawns OR 3-2860 and FE 5-184?
| LAWN MOWING BY ‘BEASON OR
po Ol, 146381
i . mon
Lic State of
Mameaaare Mich, Free esti-
ates EM 3-207) ROTO TILLING _ GARDEN AN ND
_YARD LEVELING. FE 46220.
800
Delivered or can |e up ery
five pm. At 212
North, Complete landscaping, aot
smateurs, 38 yrs ip Pontiac. WHITE'S, PE 5-3
TREE 8PRAYING BY EXPERTS. Bpectalized. abe Elm disease.
—TOwnseng 1-8001_
_Moving ia Trucking 19 19
AA-1 MOVING TRUCKING * 900 service) EM 3-636) of FE 6-857), anytime
A) HAULING FOR Accee a ANY- _thing FE 5-06
Al TOVINGTI HAULING EXCELLENT SERVICE —-
Basement, ete .
a.) |
ASHES ANI held Ay en ravtes |” _at an 88,
ASHES ax RUBBISH. HAULED,
anytime, FE 5-304?
ASH RUBBION R ANYTHING. [) Heulea Anytime after 4 ORlando 3770
Agnes AND RUBBISH HAULED.
Dawa ano ROBBEN “AND ASHES AND PRUBEISH “AND “Nght “rushing +6229,
PRANK a pe MAGTING, moving wik pick ve anything
rE 54442.
GENERAL TRUCKING DAY OR night Reas Of nT or OL
1-6528. eves. _
INCINENATORS C CLEANED Asi
or rubbish eleanup FE 45134
LIGHT Ha ULING AND RUBBISH.
Call Bill PE 5-803
|LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING.
FE »-0005. At any time
aire sion ASHES & RUB- tal
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish whauted AL pe dirt, and gravel FE 2-060)
TRUCKING AND HAULING R RUp- _bdish Anytime. Cheap FE 8-17 770,
O'DELL CARTAGE
So ye coi REDUCED RATES Large van to serve you. Smith
_Moving FE 4404
Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, TRACTORS
_EQU ENT
% Ton tats Lo i Stake
Pontiac Farm an
Industrial Tractor Co,
cone et MORON ey f, ye bu ay
vS PE 4-046, FE ¢143
Painting | & iicercceey 2”
from the spring cleaning chore?
rh _— and paint ore use in-
merce, FE
Al CUSTOM. “PAINTING. ¥ PAPER
hanging Paper removed Esti-
mates FE +6018
A-t PAINTING INTERIOR & EX-
terior 10 per cent disc for cash
_ Guarante Free est) FE 40208
A-T PAINTING PAPERING
wail pering “call for ewti- mates 40255
ALWaYs — DEPENDABLE ~ PAINT:
tog. decorating 2% yrs exp. FE
INTERIOR Al AND | EXTERIOR ‘DEC.
orating of any kt No tob
bi" or too small. Free setimates
Call FE 8-2945
2 (LS WALL WASHING 4 & PAINT-
_ ing, Reasonable FE $-2211
Sere AND ) DECORATING —
D. _Witthite FE 5-0580 _ | PAneeina & DECORATING.
Cheapest rates tn town. FE 4-4350.
pane AND DECORATING, bath tile or floor tile by the hour
or job Pree estimates, A-1 work
_mueranteed Cail) FR 2.1006
Painting and decorating,
work guaranteed. Call
FE 2-4315
| Painting & Wall W ie Free estimates. FE 2-2706
Fates FE ¢217) or FE
Physio-Therapy— 21A
n | smeprsn MASSAOE & THERAPY ae foot technique. 12 Elm _8 4-385)
j OFS WANTED S53 RENT Television Service ™* UR for 2 gente horses or arm ‘it
COPENHAVER's RADIO @& TV
repair, 369 W nance: Night serv.
fce calls. FE ¢§60
Day "oR NIGHT aa SERVICE. |v
ve _ | Share Living Quarters 30 $1206 or FE
M. STRAKA clay guaranteed work Ph FE| plowing, disking leveling and¢ | EXPERT TV SERVICE. ALL |
| _& fireplaces FF 2-2468 Le
BASEMENTS
Full or partial-repairing old &
leaky basement — waterproofing
Cement floors & crains—also ad-
rite Montes fer right BOOKKEEPER experienced $907 -~S2100 garages =k breezemats party. Write Mrs De! sss peas * _ 1868 Avon Rd Rochest = beled ali eee i200 | COOK Sy TECEBOARD OPERATOR eh
JOBS FOR MEN
Howard Johnson's 4310 Wood COLLEGE GRADUATE... 8406 temodeling. Complete Service nowal Oak mere CREDIT TERN EE $375 MA 5-2271 Holly Elrose 7 4807 ASSIBTANT HRS § 30 To TIME sTUD sceoy ~ “75| CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS CE- 5 vasely im person to Bauman» MIDWEST _mert work FE 58-3605
x mestaurent 00 South Blvd £ | 409 Pontisc state Henk Bidg | CEMENT WORK Seat pod QUALITY! ‘ FE 54-0227 3.2340 'y Good working con- | i ona ts TE — be ittons. Douglas Cleaning Co. 834 CLEVER CLEO Ck ALTE Te& BI OCK Wood ward Birmingham Personable mature young woman, 8 Cou Nhe to take charge of «mall office | work FE 5-0787 RG IRE Will type keep records meet the CEMFNT 18 ov R Pull or part time Birmingham public, must have pleasant phone Floore basements EM 74870. Cleanere, 1289 8 Woodward Mt! volee Permnanent year around CUSTOM BUILDING: FHA Fi Position Excelent —salarcs. and rancing reser ling FE 46-8470 COUNTER GIRL — JORa CONEY = benefits CARFER CENTER ai oh Island, No 2 4827 Dixie Hay _Riker Building FE 8-0418 iD & M BLDG. SER\ Ich. EXPERIENCED 5 BEAUTY OPERA. FOBS FOR ME NT app A ROOM AT Low cosT or Birmingham beaut oa TEE ; , by BO Midwest 64434 S77 eeion MECHE ENGINEER ae ROOFING. SIDING .ATTERA “Ey a = : : ONS KITCHEN -CABINETS EXP. WAITRI MANU AST URE Ra RED espe? | AND CusTOM BUILT GARAGE t t_shift MI +9080 MANUFACTURERS REPRESF sey AND BREFZEWAYS CALL FY
| ATIVE bel FE 2-7004 EVES OR |
Trainee Positions
MANAGER TRAINEE $328 i olline Cleaners ie Woldwara:
“| LEARN A TRADE $285
! work. Live in gome ha PREFER 80ME COLL POR por with 3 mare Esy rane a Miao Aba an ath TV | vr Thurs. & every: other gun. off. | CAREER CE NTER™ exeee * a Riker Bidg. __FE 80416 RIENCED GIRLS. ac wale counts receivable.or payable ne __Instructions 9 ing. B, ete And or expert. | “~~~
he | CARE ee ATT 2 984s COURSE
Avon cosmetics. available to, LEARN T TO DRIVE THE BA NE- | je and energetic woman, AY A ay DRIVER | FE | TRAINING. *NCHOO - Fountain Sslzg: Women | Bus PE 22251 s Res FE #1945, te 0:20-b.m. ter cur Te:| Work ¢ Wanted Male 10, rt store. Free uni- | ~~ ~ forms, good workin conditions, | a-1 CARPENTER WORK NEW a vacat Mi 44210 ‘ust be one | repair FE ¢ Beata at of schoo! Prete?" | SOY 1? WistEs ANT HIND OF |
prtificate. Apply th store | _.ork 0 mt ¢ pa * canteen, REPATAS ALTER- SANDERS. a ations qe ck service Westherty.
a” Ls Bat a lGaRPENTER AR AND CABINET D. B { Rights. 2 days off a week work WN d CS nner MI 4-6086. ee Se
| ame SANDING “FaTeTG Ex. | _lertor and intertor
GENERA! BUILDING REPAIR. eave ie, cement work. ang Eool’ng sidine porches & alu-
min combination windows &
MICHIGAN Home eS SLe LA aa
am 4-506) . W Hur
BUILDER. a iceNaE Tyas a “AND
32276
Ie ee rca ee “ES- the fob imates hone - vis pte it dl ll Re OTO-TILLING ie ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED Loew Avis hetewe has _Ed Murray FE 2.8887, ts _ ibe
FLOOR BANDING OLD ) FLOORS ROTO Th TILL WG.
1GARDEN PT OWING.
931
a iene aa L Bill FE.
Fido LAYING: SANDING, Fin-| _¢
tent 12 ¥rs. Exp. Guar work | Free estimates Leo & Jack. FE | Gardens and lawn ne complete
LAYING, SANDING AND | _ FLOOR finishing. 10 years expertence.
Modern equipment, guar work
Free estimates. John Taylor, OR
3.1616
FLOOR LAYING BANDING AND |
finishing. Alwer Miller, 18 yrs.
5-0088
PL OOR LA LYING, ‘BANDING &
ishing, C Bud Bills De PE R20)
FLOOR BANDING, LAYING. FIN R 27819, Gardner. 41 Central. FE | loading Cow manure FE ABI |
ENT | WORK | BLACK DIRT DE. IVERED “BY |
the bushel. Digging and reking
FE §-1207
CUSTOM PLOWING AND GARDEN ; plowing Thactor work FE ¢alao
or FE os anytime FE ¢9653 | | efter dope
f GANDER PLOWING
OR 3.2742
GARDEN PLOWING AND Dtsc-
ing 1a of Auburn Heights.
GARDEN PLOWING. ALL KINDS
of work with tractor. Reasonable rr 2 TRG
/ GARDEN PLOWING “AND 1 HAR |
‘ALL KINDS | _fow'ng FF 2.7369 Floors, drives, ete. Jensen FE GARDEN ROTOTILLING.
32-6820 ‘ilaon
GARDEN PLOWING” “AND. YARD leveling Top sci} OR _3-3840 —RPFCIALPY | GARDEN PLOWING BY THE LOT acre vard leveling grading
seer ing afd sodding FE Sa or FE. 2.216%
atra MA
PLOWING sh
41-4878 of MY 255492
PI OWING AND FITTING CTARR-
.fton. Drayton ard Sashabaw ‘area
_MApie 4-391 of OR 33380
ROTO TILING °
OR 30883 ROTO-TILLING RENTALS “OR BY FE 5.9780
er OF
Tce “WORK
3 pment including power rake
tates FE 58-6356
\ rar SIDE Pt. OWINO | “& GRAD.
EA Also black dirt & manure.
+4228
_Laundry Service 18
Pontiac, MA IRONING WANTE PHONE PE | 3 . 1389 ‘8 D..
CE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF. tice peeuaneny finished. _
__baundry. FE 2-610}
ie and tile work, FE 4-2:
=n |
cE ARKSTO®
a DRAGGING FE
Tans end Sheen Wayne Duteh- _ dots ——
Lost WHITE MALE COCKER
makes Service beth ° bee 9 fo |
pel a agina
GUARANTEFD TV REPAI ¥
MAKE. FE 4-0736 CONDO oe |
_RADIO & TV, 137 8 PARKE:
_JOHNSON'S RADIO AND TV
VICE SER i
45 E. Walton Blvd FE 4-760] |
"pent Jo, tan pine wee Wid iContractal Mtgs. 32
ee _FE ¢3690. 168 E. Pike
WARDS TV SERVICE ——
Open_ Eyenings FE 23-2076
I. Typewriter S Service 22A
iowa & AppINa ue €
Tecan EatT RENTED
“Mutctell, 123 ON. Saginaw &t,
Upholstering 23} j
EAKLE'§ ‘CUSTOM CPHOLSTER- |
ing 8174 Cooley Take Rd. EM
Diz ae Free estimates _
OMAS UPHOLSTERING
“ 8 WOEL EGRAPH FE 5-088
SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES & RED- |
Spreads Your material, FE 5-6797,
_ Lost & Found A
Pousc (cockan Graniar Ver cinity Telegraph afd Boston Cajl
Lal 44877
Lost BLACK COCKER | SPANIEL.
REWARD MA &-7
LOST. WHITE AND . SABLE COL-
lie Vicinity of Walters Lake
Ans®ers to name of Coke Call
-_MApie_ $-3681 after 8 30
Spaniel with brown spots Vic of
Commerce Rd_ Reward FE 8-0916
LOST BAG OF SHIRTS ROCH.-
ester vicinity Substantial reward if promptly returned Lan) Pon-
_tiac Press Box 68
LOST PAIR OF: “GLASSES “TN
downtow are May. Case tn-
ecribed Keen Onli i found
_ call Borden's. rE +
Classified Ads! To swap
mY siny.| What you don’t need for| ti
Jeg, bh. Pon Laundry, FE what a -do,—call. He
WASHINGS. TRONING DONE iw | 28 aL.
Call FE 6-1910. ck-up and deliver |
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“Penny
Please return to 50
3285,
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| LOST BROWN RIMME:
i ty FE 47073,
_Hobbies « & ; Supplies 24A 24A At our be
seasoned
Notices & | : Personals 3 ee eneamenens
as PRivaTe DETECTT
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ae “‘AUDIVOX | HEARING eo pe 0,
Saginaw
100 WEDDING NYFF ATIGR
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DAINTY MAID FOR |
EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR-
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maiz this Fer p please nal
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WITHIN TO oo DATs.
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BELLORS, INC 41's
above Oakland Trester_ rE a .
L. Tem leton, Realtor
222. Orehare rf FE +00
LAND CONTRACTS .
we wal five quic! B vn
eet a eras ASRS & Harger ( Co.
DONT BELL
LL YOOR-LAND Con, Vk aia a | £2.
ne B oasie. yee
— contracts at very
DORIS & SON RE Mora
Wa Haron aa
$200,000.00
» To cute Sell—To Insure
DGEWAY
o75 Baa win Ave FE 4-6203
Wanted’ Real E Estate 32A eae an cea ae
OUR SLEEVES ARE ROLLED UP !! And we are geared for AC-
The
Worrell ‘and, we plan ‘ a.
T
L ESPON-
sibility TO YoU.” Call :
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor . Baginaw Bt
Open Eves til) 6:30 BUY OR SELL
ny or Perit oeh her
ELEY mo
Weed water. PE 40612.
after 6 p.m. :
WILL BUY OR
merce Pat Pontiac EM 3331
R. F. McK INNEY Univ, 1-$708 .
large couer with h private, bat bath “5
chard Lake Ave See ‘Mra, New-
foun LADY WILL SHARE 5 with er |
Z 63663. with ch f also
purchase new
Seok aoe clients. on m nob betore Pe pee Rent Apts. Pernines 2 33
1. Lt OOM
aR Ee
at vioe ROOMS: BATH AND
i 2. went side Avail, bow.
©: bs
. Geol wetecens 431_N. Per
J ROOM STUDIO AND BATH. - 800 =Robinwood, off N
2 ADULTS ONLY
Auburn Ave.
ood -$-0396. Theol Sage RE 7 © repellent Veutte, Fe
OE REKING CO
ye ch end pvt. entrance.
$-0018. E ‘Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
— new ps 8 a Mee Deva _Stove, newly decorated. FE 3-711,
7 ROOMS. UTILITIES .
2 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY. FURNISHED. CLOSE TO DOWN. Oe:
owe
‘Prop.
3 fae ROOMS AND
fess. Pyt. ent : men. 16 Florence
RM
gotrance, utilities fur
rent. ") "noc Bivd.
2. QUIET FU
Good
Pe ene. ROOM APT.
_§. Merrimac.
2 RMS NICELY FURNISHED.
Near vane line Adults or work-
68 6 Francis, vee" furn Couple only.
3.ROOMS AND B‘TH, PRIVA ate . utilities furnished.
De} Sor :
“ase 2 arcs PF Te nin turn,
3 BOO sam eh °
a Couple only io me.
3 eta AND BATS nat ADULTS -
"CG HEMPSTEAD 102_E. Huron _—__— FE 4-824
'3 ROOMS, pvr’ NENT, AN AND BATH.
Including util stove, tefrig.
\FE 21236 after
Adults. Close in
p.m
I) AND BATH
FURNISHED ROOMS _|7 RM. single person.
ean ENTRANCE,
= Yellow Cab. Apply 239 Rus. se
7 ROOMS, AND BATH OTILI- ties furnished, Close in FE 4-0122 cant
Ph FE 6-616
az TABLE “Borat REFER, Fina Foam as an outs Nanding
Ve. Evebeieiety cleaner.
PE \FE 23-6007 Listing vente
In and around Pont.
HARVEY WILSON
Lapeer Real Lope
Oa neith apectn TAL COLD Waves ror Per rE
WOULD YoU LIKE TO MARE A investment paying 8% Tht
IN DEBT?
Give You 1 Place to Pay
Ease Your Mind
LOAN COMPANY-
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSEERLORS
___ Above ve Oakland Theater
| Wed. Children t to Board 26 26
Exc aCARE, LOR | 1 OR 9 CHIL
.| Wed. |. Household G Goods 2: 27
FURNITURE NEEDED peeee pome oe or odd jots Get the A T
Deccstage
WE CAN SELL YOUR LOT
A.G. Flliott & Sons SOLD
aes Not Sold your\, property ‘sn't sold tea i 5 f,becauee it basn't been
“WHITE
“BROS.
HELP US! \_ Find a 3 bedroom ranch pe home on West side or *
ants
sporonimately #15 000° ley
PE 4-2644 d.
eilasa hveses Realtor, 100° Oak-
LOT Ss
ou have lote in the city = water & sewer phone me
buy them if oe? rice and terms are right a ROOM, 3 otek APT
(fe Employ.
PE 4-6310. 16
7 ROOMS AND BATH NEW A AP.
[eae 407 Per
ton call OL 1-665],
2 RM. PRIVATE. BATH. Al ADULTS only, 367 Oakland A
2 AND 3 ROOM ean decorated Al! utilities
8-3182
R. PRIG, d Close] stove uti; a =
= ROOMS & BATH \ HEA
_Near
"Yearly lease wal
water ir required. At Gro
on Ditie. MEL. 17-7381. 676 month No children.
3 - — 2
vate front apt. Conveniently located Co c
GMC, Pontiac Moto: Bald: \
win Rubber. Store i Setement.
Can see from 8 am, to 10 p Adults head 200 N Paddock arte
berta Apt:
ROOM & BATH UPPER. Ga-
_Tage. Dulities 4 furn. FE +0063.
|@ ROOM APT 43 FLORENCE 6T. aT. MY 3-5605, La ake |
pans HEAT SS 5 A _Wweek A dults only 304 N s_ Johnson,
ROOMS. NEW EVERYTHING!
furn. 5 minutes walk from town.
No drinkers of. children. 73 Fair-
_frove
;3 43 yclend FURN APT UTILE ies Priva
_ Washing prlvtegees
MODERN APT , ON oe To responsible people. OR 4 ROOMS & BATH = HEAT & HOT WATER
FURN. W. SIDE. REA-
SONABLE. ADULTS.
PHONE FE E._ 47706,
4 ROOMS, TILE BATH, STOVE. retrig. Auto heat and hot water.
— only. Inquire 2067 Opdyke
aw poo i 4 A Olis AND Bi" ‘or couple. side. Sone “ROOMS AND
} LARGE ROOMS. welcome, $13.75 weekly, or
month one 6460 Williams Lake Rd OR _3}-
3 RM. PVT. BATH, HEAT. LIGHTS. laundry, garage. ed
adults only Ref re vee _only, FE
Utilities furn, Cou io
§-2287, =
$55 per mo Ward E. rtridg:
ow uron. FE ty
T ROOM & BATH.
come, 286 N.C
4RM. APT
OR_ 3-6111
4 ROOM APT. UTILITIES PURN. Inquire 5359 EB Madi
M APT \ branes, FE bist 1s Mt. Clem-. 2 patgtsbd ANDRA AS OAS HEAT.
Roos GROUND FLOOR
\. PRIVATE & ENTRANCE cms welcome FE $-0635
3 ROOMS AND BATH IN
Heights. “Utilities
cal Estate, y ew vate entrance FE PE 4-6492, or Fe +4813 7 ROOMS aT:
Aduits only,
MA 6-2503 ©
JO +6121
Northwestern Hwy at M’belt 3 ee AND.
race
_3165 Highla
v1 ROOM. PRIVATE « cca AND
entrance, 45 James ee 5-485
t QUI
[= ee qeetae call MYr-
fontlice ~ LARGEST wait
| WANTED TO HUY A es
_Wtd. “Miscellaneous. am roperties
DRED RESTAURANT You Teor n
USED ROOT BEER
_3-4174 between 6 and 7
__-Money_ Wanted _28A
MOR teed ON SoHE
PEDDLING YOUR
PROPERTY? IT DOESN'T PAY
Our method of showing only to
qualified prospects.
time and money
lookers"" Call us now need farms, lakes. and residential
We handle all detalls or financing and closing.
—To Sell_-To Trade
T—WE'LL INSURE IT
MAHAN TY CO. REALTORS
Coarerauce Real Estate Ee sage
BE CU 1078 W
NEXT DOOR or, ‘BRANCH > POST FFICE 3 onan _entrance 407
‘J RM. APT AND / AERO. > 1 Lid at
housekeeping rm MY “—e
|} ROOM APT saves
“Don't worry
} ROOMS. P
__lst. floor, 433 Midway.
4 RMS. & BATH, CLEAN COUPLE |
No drinkers, 1035 Oakland.
ROOMS. MODERN UTILITIES
turn. 324 Mt. ts =
¢ ROOMS |
FAMILY OF 3 ‘DESIRES FUR. nished 3 bedroom pce
wine EAGED COUPLE. !
dren. want 2 or j bedroom house |.
x) Reterences FE ©2546 or 071
¥ ou NG COUPLE WITH: 2 SMALL hildren desire jarmeem Ber home
WTD: MIDDLEAOED COUPLE To |
Free rent and utilities In Pontiac |
_3-2782
ee Transportation, 31
HARRISRURO. /OL
us for the ae serv-
_Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
iWe heed) contracts for immediate
soned contracts. Clark
even! 6. FE Pals or r 44813. Ge
Cash Waiting
otinsen personally tor quick.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
104 S. Lae raph
cash buyers we
of immediately
ers want t& be located tn either |
Indian Village
ls Nevert tea!
wherever your home is we need |
it a courteous salesman will be.
@ your door 30 minutes after you |
call. DON'T DELAY,
Humphries
: FE 20474.
N. mest:
Ottawa Hillis
Seminole Hit
er
“your contract or call’
06-0441 or 0978, for Ted McCullongh No ob-
‘LAND GON
J Teaswet Ae Dizi
1385, CASH— For land contracts, fast and effi-
cient service, if vou are plannin
to sel! your contract we will ge
Md more money
=) Russell Young REALTOR
412 W. Huron E 25
Open Eves tt) ® FE 40612
LisTINaSs “NEEDED
Business and commercial
erties. ene or farms. Quajif:
buyers waiti
ROY KN; AUF, Realtor | 288 a W. Huron, FE 2-1421 OA OA 86-3339
LISTINGS WANTED — We have many buyers
for all kinds of residential prop-
in the Rochester area
Rover B. Henry. Inc. ; $l a St. 1640 E. Auburn ih
Rochester Mich
| BUY FROM OWNER
modern home with
Good location. $500 Dn
103 Ast for Jim ~
19 LOTS sT, CORNER N.
ley Small 2 php
References $21 wk
ATTRACTIVE
apt with bath SE Cr YEnIans furn |
‘1. block ome
SELL ING?
If you are planning on. seliing
home. we have the sales
orce to do a better job for you
burers waiting, @ phone call
br & salesman to your ¢
within 28 minutes, call today
Russell Young EALTOR RE
Huron 8t re
Daily 8-0 Bun
We Specialize ” In properties Jecate
Springtteld & eens ) ‘or fast action & to:
list with ual
larkston Real Estate 908 Main Clarkdton, Mich
—_MAple_S-Sa10
- SOLD OUT! Our salesmen are colar property
iheter than we are able to
fnew listings WE NEED
HELP e have several
Must take care |
two of our buy-
ultiple "Latin "be Service in Water. | 3 RM., SHARE BA
furn. Laundry a k fro bus Working couple referred | 16 Sea erens Call aft Le rE
ae pati PRIVATE
365 Reou TERRACE, RAMONA CT, pipe $75. Adults. Anytime, FB
RM. PARTIALLY FURN. APT. RN Uucee) 1 1 large Peale 1 emalt
am kitchen, bath edit sleepin« porch.
Kitchen finished tn knotty pine With lots of cupboards Biecsris
| ATTRACTIVE aS OVERLOOK- ing Sylvan Lake. OR 3-7466.
FOR RENT APT WITH ALL veniences nice for yo le. nan le. Weta of oft, Wake, *
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; FOUR
HURON APTS cous) of8>
%, E. bath $r6 Careesuee
~ PRE.
ee entrance 639 Peacoes after LARGE 3 ROOM APARTMENT, pm
__only PRIVATE ENTRANCE ‘CAR
4 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH.
_ 40808 or FE ¢67000
HEAT AND LIGHTS
ree fas" 8. onthiy
| att_utnities $80" :
ROOMS. FPURN ,
“Adults All prt _FE 4-876
41656
4 ROOM APT |
trances. electric and heat es Be
small child welcome _
$16 WEEKLY
bath and entrance
tricity, included. } -child or bab
welcome. Appl’ 606 St
1 Lies Baldwin fust of Montcalm _pect
_Norton FE
~ All Modern Efficiency rooms & private bath Tdeal ee yrorning couple
moweskiye FE 2
no drinkers
CHILDREN WELCOME § 1 ROOMS
in the country
Dees, call REp 2.3011,
Bird, Rochestér. ©
a 4 ROOMS __ PRIVATE EN-|
trance & bath Rieeiy furnished
_119 ) Norton after 4300
CLEAN, 4 ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath and entrance. NICE. ae EAR Jae
and private PE 1400 em, .cheap 374 Oakland
4 ROOM BASEMENT APT. APT. Drives etsance and bath Stove an zeirig urn. $68 a month. _MAple 3013 after 5 m. cath ‘Ca ARGE. LOVELY 3 a AND BATH _hear rar_airport _Adults OR 3-1943, LOT WER 3 ROOMS AND PVT. bath Near GMC truck Nice ard. $15 ater bot inc! heat. 399% Prog
|MCDER caAnGE 3} ROOMS IN 4 family apt: 133° Oneida. All utilities furn plus washes « dryer, $100 Leds month. No-ehil- aren FE 3-7
4 RM APT. PRIVATE Sac re) NEW Y 1 DECORATED? 3 ROOM, private bath and entrance. heat and hot water furnished 180 Cole man FE 4-167 16
. UPPER 4 ROOMS AND pel In Drayton. Eee it $80 mo OF 319 a uti furn,
che ac Rent Houses ‘Fprntahed 35
ROOM HOUSE FU
children welcome. FE RNISHED,
ROOMS AT 4708 HIGHLAND | RD,, _Watkins: Lake Apply Cottage No s,
3 ROOM FF ae 5 ROOM AND BATH. “PURN 696 month References.
JSS ont Oakland Ave Testire
8 RM HOUSE FURNISHED UN. til June 15th. OR 3-9624 after
pm
coe 20X20 SMALL F HOUSE. ALSO 1047 housetrailer 27" long rE. 4-0078
COOK YOURSELF, GAS | HOT & FOR RENT. 2 BEDROOM HOME, cold water Se completely furn with Washing ma- chine All modern, near corner Ey, Pike & Eastway Dr, children wel. come, fenced vard’ $75 per m year round Can be seen at 36 Hilldale Dr. Sat. or r Sun
FURN COTTA AGES. CHILDREN ¢ Hw: _ Welcome. 3810 )_ Dix:
GARAGE Hi HOUSE _F ron ELDERLY couple. 1 child welcome Also 1@
aes bath and entrance. FE soDERN. FURNISHED DBO vse
CLOSE IN 2 ROOMS, KITCHFN-
ette. Employed retinal only.
No drinkers.
DANDY MODERN 3.ROOM FUR-
nished apt. lare spacious livable!
rooms, full private bath restrict-| ~~~
ed location beach privileges on
Sylvan Lake ~
rR week Phone FE 47053
RN APT FOR RENT
Gen
|For na APT FOR RENT. |
Fup
vr
LARGE LOVELY 4 AND: BATH | Fireplace. Alte aaiy. si10.| = shares Children welcome. Hol-
3-194}, — 2 and garden
Near Airport. 7
FE
2 ote HOME. WALL To
anaes APT. FOR
vate entrance.
THREE Clean, roomy
th Couple Lhd DUPLEX @ LARGE noone
rooms,
kitch dinette and full basement.
NICELY DECORATED AND WELL for rent. Al: ear 3-4163 a2
SMALL FURN HOM als
831 Pensacola
_Rent t Houses Unfurn. 36 a,
2 PeecoM HOME NEAR &T Fred's 153 S Parke FE 5-2487, Root pgtOUSE 42 PINGREE.
wall cafpeting, ce basement automatic hea cient St. 3-9575_ $90. _per_mof " =
Taner cays Ol heat. FE 22-1425. ry ROOM, MODERS — * NORTRGP OF lj
MElrose 17-6797,
4 ROOM HOUSE MODERN. PAR? C= ne, ae <pue welcome. je ‘olverine e. m
_FE 41310, call after § SD “
4 ROOMS AND PATH BASE ment and? car ar garage.
furnished. Private entrance 5 RM MOD HOME sar rou Screened in porch. Closé tn
2-6087
Bana
entrance loniies t ROOMS, AND BATH re
Open FE DON’T PASS UP
eo Sell unneeded
belongings for—cas OPE 47114. through Classified Ads!|’
| FE 2-8181. 343.
565 RM HOUSE. a4 ‘A
: re rie
MODERW T R00 6 rogm eego
arated im ong rE iE
er off Sashabaw 965. Adults, Ref. _erenc es
ROOMS AND “BATH, NEAR
Elizabeth Lake $85 monthly Im-
mediate possession Call et 809
Elizabeth Take Rd
| eat FOR WORKING COUPLE. ‘s Lad ta ACRES $100 LEASH
option lox $35, Pontiac
160 ACRE PARMCT MILE i idee N on
of epese Call Fe 8-2028 %
EAST BLVD TERRACE ae
“Rear w witteme ore 8t., ra
eee
eee ~~ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1958 ae eee “FIFTY.NINE
For Sele Houses 43 FUNNY BUSINESS ee For Sale Houses 43 afer, Sale Nene 8 For Sale Houses 43
|
HOME or BUSINESS |, KORTE MALOWIN' AVENUE. wrens REAL ESTATE {COMMERCE a
| iar aS ry © room home on 8 Sylvan Lake Villa tre We large ot 0s Dey Ay Show
Eee m business ee oe ke iene Seals, call Mr wan
ture es Rad | end, pe? le Bible With ae | =
pee eat Son ba RS. VAL UET, Realtor | fiiteMsamuciat Ase F. C. ‘Wood eo
ot Side Rooma |S as | ieee , | ren | Eee thc, tehet Gena ony aha wets Bae
West Side—6 Rooms ra i _ REE lorie ence Behe ete ce asstrustion | if ROOM HOU, eke 4Bedroom -
Brick Ranch Homes * } ag 1800 ca fa ot Being a
jm he find. | aarwhate.
aled fora, ger ity out Snead 3 to re. Construction | R
bee. < perked races’ | ae | TEMPLE TON. features are tops, Best grade fir. dena HOUSE
wired for ‘lee, "range worms ue os DOWN Lach boon at lumber, face — brick. feveere |b PE ‘vane
and actegn: t bed , : > windows ana screens.
actegns. Cu in? eal iat me, COOLEY LAKE AREA | (Gr ‘Real tile Amble ‘as air, TAKE BRIVICECES.
bins oy and fo vel , Price tiated rs, 7 room, vestibule entrance 4rms.| heat, Reinforced concrete drive- On « large weil eae
uced as © owner is anx- landscaped . ow base- and bath on first floor, 3 rooms | way to dca: garage. City wewer | ner fot near Elizabeth Rus-
tous for quick sale. Price $9, 100, one Very clean Seal and stogl up. Ful) basement, oi! | and water instaled. J block-from tic pine interior with vlastered
easy Verme heat and new electric hot water vate elty bathing beach. Price | ceilings. 2 bedrooms with -
Em pe peony | prong ‘ort pe bistcapds gar garage, | Nicely "780 up, Open Sundays on Che!’ pie more. Basement and oll
— 3 seed ceed belrosens: lot $8,500 with substantial ger a 2.9105 appt.) heat. Very good condition througn-
half basement in ty
room, of] heat, corner lot. We
are proud to ~r this bargain.
me tra lots Close to 2 Pale ne
ways and walking poimarce to.
tore ~ AAA EALTOR FE 43528
oom Yer Te cee naar aenvice ren, inside toilet MMEDIATE POSSESSION
sh mart gat sandy bea on | Bast Beverly near Joslyn. Modero y 2 bedroom, wel) equi home.
fehing, 4631 Port Austin Ra. Goo location paved strest. 611. PES0001 | REALTOR wn $0471 11 Joslyn. — 3
ote eae woe: MO es | Open! Eves & Sun Ree. FE. &: cottage, 2 bedrooms, Near St. Joseph's Huspita! a apts | MULTIPLE f Sstine senvice™ Enjoy conveneince as well as the
Qt schools and « OPEN jo
advantages of mtd ible O Mite
kK. L. Templeton, Realtor | TONIGHT 4 P.M-8 P.M. | BROS. modern ¢@
2338 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44563 REALTORS PE 46-5000. 105. | eee gow at’ $11, 100
1
|
4 SUTAGEOF | Dh HIGHLAND MODEL WHITE
furan. each. 32> . :
pram On 3 lots. Len bedrooms new bath. fireplace. | After 5, cal) FE 2-0502 Phone OR 3-1296
Now thru Sept, wig quire old 421 00 A abr ge) 2 MOUSE FOR SALE, 62.000 FOR! giassed-in poran Very ee SS OWNER: LARGE 4 BEDROOM 1279 GENELL Imo es — Bun. 1 to 6
rom U Lake shop » cash Location . Jeasie. Cor- t. $7500 - $1800 down. all brick ranch home Storms and | 3 ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON
pater. 104i) Cascades." mguite vay WILLIS M. BREWER |—* Peete on Uae arione tae oor ps hep Geren | toa tome | “He ere ase E badare Is M, BE jon ong Lakes tan top UA OR FB s 5 | Here's the most wan ®| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE raban Ww. field, $16,800. FE 40450. i
cat eround, 4 rooms @ beth rE ve +8181; re fiat em sate| 100 W. STRATHMORE Rouse. ‘Cuts as apn s ‘at 6 1006 ty tts Sor en —W_Bleganticls wee wsading features end. eocoler 1
anint Wying rosen. ps face || j truly the ue of the J om
ig rooms) ~—_ repaieh. iNG_DOWN § room, full base ent home on 3 ment Attached roi | : year. : gare. eautl- .
fre’ tates raion: |” NOTHING fig acellomy candinon, carveied | fu ingore, aie Beir] “Iv's-a special smoking lounge 1 had made for Joe — ListINGS | cat XTERIOR Signs Are Everywh wi start- v 2 ’ RICK FE bs) é eryw
Se et teg te! om wetere.| Sine ela asce im ea your| car garage. Immediate posses = ig) alanis notes ipibiet shirts!” Some are old , 1 AANA LIMESTONE PLAN- & Prodinah)
WALLED LE.” WODERN, CONV, tot, wiring included, complete cn | sion. FE Some are new; TER ; ; ;
; ex ‘rior, small down. paymen, wil! bath for health & reducing ; v L LANDSCAPING
. Pvt beach, Reasonable MA ¢-3407/ Slilg cn’ my. lot Had McDon- $1500.00 DOWN Mae sieedreses home !s neat and F Sale 4 4“ __ For Sal H For the omart. buyer fe bane a ad LOW DOWN
For Rent Rooms. 37 _8/4__builder_ OR 33837. WILLIAMS LAKE beat al voy mobtenpararl btabond __For $ jouses OF Sale Slouses . 483 NION LAKE 4. ALL CLOT 1004180 OR MORE - AL2 Dedroom bungalow with ful
ater ~~ i RO DOWN PAYMENT | - WATER FRONTAGE nice utility room 1% car garage Ture 00. ‘nots included with | 8 eR WALLS pasment, ‘setomatio gee leet,
BEAUTIFUL, SLEEPING ROOMS. \ (1 ACE COST 1 tcc ete cheered oneal tite ches ne taal Date bake IN CITY r pullding ake er garden spece.| 1 HARDWOOD FLOORS ter & sewer. extra I i just Tnst
Dest eccho:modationss win or NO) MORTGAGE COST | with pasement enclosed sun) I's miles to, tbe Union Lake! 2 pedroom nome. Part path Lots Guir | blosk from stores & main 8 2 DINING AREAS the city limits. "9080 dowe,
without kitchen privileges. men Wil build an vour free and clear poreh. storms and screens situ: | Shopping Center $8500 - $1000 “of shade. Peneed. rear yard. Oni: highway Must be sold quick | 9 2 BRICK FIREPLACES HERE TT is. .
i women. 267 N Perry. tot 2 ane rut oreinett or atead on large lot | down, A DNCOME for cash! _ $900 down Better see this one! HOM ES Price for ete te parce! only $6 soe | 10) SPACIOUS BEDROOMS Lage ae
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Perigppeeel CCHILER semen BY OWNER OF RESALE - 4 “5 ST. MICHAELS haere by hl al “Toceted in Or | CUCKLER REALTY Kitchen, bath Basement and 1/14. STOVE HOOD with paneled recreation room
ae DAW ~SLEBPING ° soua| T30M..,2 Get earege large, ict. | 3 vedrooms, 2 bathe Ultra Modere | Be cree ee a0 N: Saginaw PE 640011 e car farage In Walled Fake) 5. NATURAL. "BIRCH CABINETS I's car garage "Upstairs sfoored
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enn baci riv FE #3182, a Rochester ates, 333 Michelson. OL fire floor. vera and | oe Larkaves a olmeek new 2 RANCH TYPE HOUSE. 2 BED) NEF\W RANCH HOMES | pins. Priced feel low at 85,00.| \t. PULL BASEMENT and much more for $13,950.
N. R BATH. ee “PRI 9-3750 all day Wed.at. after 3:30 parochial schools Paved street | epary beheed *| room with inoome, 190x100. ; x fine BRAND NEW 18. COMPACT UTILITY GROUP- 2 HOMES
. Pontiacs 1, bedroom faneb home. Modern. i
Rn! other days lent condition. Shade - serage 8 oot. jgte privileges N GE And waiting to be finished. Bullt! ING
tae Lake on _f eel DERN 3 BED. ; 5 Bost ar SEEN TO BE AP- <4 _Stmosd investment. 3446 Duffield off : mostly by er owner and os LL PLUMBING In Drayton Plains. Large 2 bed-
LE kitchen a steal at $10,800 w Lake “ a| i room brick with spacious carpet-
7. Na ROOM | "i ae full basement gas heat,| PRECIATED. $2500 dow White IN WATERFORD lacking only — —_ and/ 90. PULLY INSULATED od) living {vesea® 4 , or]
adult. 08. 171 W. Lawrence re fenced Pack yard venetian blinds. 300 DOWN , } some Intertor work: peace pd 21. BLA Bag large Titcnen ‘with moat base.
Woe NOON -WEAR-GEN— HC worms end sereene. full price, : WM. A. : tot vomstie® Pully fenced. e| ‘, $338 DOWN PLUS MORTOAOGE vay op near jurcnes 22. NEW ment with recreation re 1
$10.400 . $3000 down. 683 monthly bedroo ‘ TO GI's a pil ol se! that requires : foom, | car
NICE ROOM WEAR GEN. HC RAR OEN. HOsP. | includes cree and tacurence. PE -cephonally "pleasant, 2 Breese 611.838 FULL PRICE. only $1. . These are just 0 few of the many,| fade: Segond Rome’ used os
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New re. te bedrms. 1363 (U: Lake Rd. : @t $3,500 down.
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nies mena a0 REALTOR wl) worREALTOR, THFLM A A’MTELWOOD canacert NT LARE xe spetieed Bving | room. we Union L Nia cers Svee—ee the old .
¢ | Fu «309 vosning for 2 or 3 men. FEL “ Vi ey “a ee af case blieapeth RA. . pedres : a) foe asp Lages cabinet _ io uunty room fore & | Eves. FE 3-3705 EM 3.3197 FULL PRICE ‘BUSINESS 18 GOOD AT LADD's”
. |" = ROOM FOR BUS OR PR “MULTIPLE carted eave eee | feiss. rect esultinnd” kmenen | off eat. Van Norman Leke ADAMS —— L DD’ S
\ Soadhg alae dl Rm PROF. MAN cass ‘ ELIZ LK PR TV 2 BR. and ‘ining area, plastered walls. [byes ve See this unusual home |
Roar wir Seed” andeeaped PE SaIS8 | en eu 750 Plus L OPEN SUNDA ies tae COOKING (Facit ing _ plastered, _lendeceped_ YE 3-6129.| sarage 3 lete Priced at 611.800) Deive cal Disle Huy. to Woter- ORTONVILLE We, us ot N Ys
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\ Fesep Silver Lake Front lo ACRES WITH A$ ROOM | | road; 3 blocks to model on Bar-| We have © lovely, © rm. modsin 200 Diste Rvs. apravice Plaine
\ SLEEPING | RO< ROOM IN” PRIVATE) Long. low, lovely | ryerege Tn. | Beas eee rans eeeee | care INCOME: N12 rooms = 2 nerd strost. Mode} een daly 3's) wardwood floorg. very good con-| Lote from 91-780 Ne joer de =
%, me, pear Pine Lake, references) with attache ca N A p with story wer as 2 Sroom . : : . dition 2 car g@rage Lake prtvt- A m - 4286
\ _tequired: PE sage S**) Cicden huge carpeted living room) PEAETG'aincn Home | GEO. MARBLE, Realtor | furmished aps With seperate | leres,on Lake Louise, Tnis home| PM, etalon Pontos go wes "ye
\ 8LEEPI with picture Window, massive baths, that rents \for per 1 for only $1,800 down. rom downtown go wost|__________—* FE 6-8:
‘ ING ROOM A pretentious brick ranch home | 626) Andersonville Rd Waterford selling = °
FE_ +308 | fireplace, 2 large bedreomt, Gon) with attached Brick car garacc. | Phone OR. 51268 Tate: wa 'mederneQcomp ‘end VETS NORTH On eet er teeragh sod ge to| >0- Bloomfield Highlands
’ WN. COOKING Privits TBOEs Teel 1% le paths, mest ccm-| Divs Deowtiful piasced te pote. en | 5 BIRMING-| bath. unfurnished rimat rents for If you are looking tor a § room| Pontine Lake road turn west on| Attractive ranch house built in
chart re Neer FE venient lichen and saveining, 4, | Areplaces, beautiful ee S33 | CCRT Get af Hanis Sincrms. | eg mente omtenon back! © NEW PROJECT mogerns Dengaiow cell ‘us joaay | ootine Late coed nd fo Mast| cctenianed* seughaerooed ik = —-| We sree drapes, a dream kitchen, lovel Brick. Fireplace arpeting. fin- = .
4% MY N OF TEDs® |. MI &.| water, isundry room, deli Rina ee t with terms Shown by point this outstanding buy located on there! paved tree lined streets, 3 bed.
, fe tile bath, 3 dand ished recreation room. 2? car ® ‘4 you there reel
tf St. Joes On Woodward Ave | landscaped grounds, boat. and| ceram my Tage breezeway. Alum-| ment \ Oakhill St. fust off Paddock. Rea- ms, ia ving room and
bis Aa fur Sper ite rial pet eneetrenotiians oe oo oie eee | um termes and ereens, 10 | oaYTON PLAINS 9 pedros SO ORED | WARD E. PARTRIDGE | ber: "Parauet ae | Immediate possess oo | ie scaping, many, other outstand. s ihe = ‘ : - ee Thia ts
Reomd With Boord $8 <1 side RE Berea, oniy, Peers | SMTA 0 8 Meotwers | Coding cere tere DOWN: rit tinggattte of rtm | REALTOR FE 4-3581| orm to torus Cah Pie STi oe est ic a © Peo Pee room. Full bath with shower, at- modern. Bungalow at, fu 1080 ron a
LY \ CLEAN ROOMS, !oreted in Indian Village. } room | “ FORCED SALE tached Dbreeseway and gafege.|\ MORTOAGE COSTS ONLY basement, on paved street. The Open 7 to 8 Eves. Income :.:
home style meals, FE 09-0377. 14) frame bungalow with full base-| ON rat Oe Owner must sefl this new 3 bed-| fully insulated Laundry tubs«/ \ full price ts only $8,000 with E-Z Large 16 with «
Matthew \ ment. atoker heat automatic gar Vary bet te! h ho ith fall base.| and drains. Lot is 78 x 140 feet | : terms. Call us today for this out. | THIS, rooms. ‘1 room ea 4
=e =f Rot.water. Features generous liv-| A beautiful home situated on app Ldap Mors eogestl tt floors. al «Owner is asking only $2,509 down \ + 3 Bedroom Home - standing buy, it won't last long - ers for rent, }-car |
ee bi ltah|_ pry lesnnl olerl obi areinn, herb \ ae ote this or erurceneest apall neat ana vt nicely decorated: Ex-| on this home. Shown by appoint SS 363) Anware rane Fe ene 'T! cer Lap EO . AD
~~" =| Suing room, 8 ere at sieues| S0sF warage Ste eioenl base: | tre large Jot. located just off, ment . \. ‘Automatic Heat OR _3-2430 or PE. 27083 MBAR WATERFORD—AN EXCEL:| Some OM lean ter scnenaiin.
EXCELLENT CARE KOR. AGED Oa teen ee ccintment only | mént with Teereation room. sps- Wiliams Lake road near Pontiac | oe =e + \ . ves. & bem ome fall Sonor tb te rem of Rates marting _ $125\OR_ 3-0320 with 6 y appo! cious livin Laocadan 23 ft. long with it igen se Lie poy CLARK REAL EST. AT E iN “oem “oi Roe oral cy —— to uanereb Will “cons toi. oe trade
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pe petal Giaible rates, E NICHOLIE y eaekon ne is veoutifaly tend: 9 Oe . 1982 7" Har cf ea eremes Approx. $80 Per Mo. a pared tc le =
cellent use. bee I) slice scaped, Price $19,975. PRACTICALLY NEW Goperstive "Real Estate Exchange Yncludes $500 pared aD oy «of pep antl eas H. W) Bigelow
Specie ewes Estate And Insurance This 2 bedroom home !s ideal. \ &t $16,000 - $3000 down.
} Bia Seeitin neal @ ue Mi emene at Petz) LARGE, § \ROOM ROME for a smal, family “You will find) The Taxes and Insugance ‘ . ’ et, En
rt Vorhes reom: this place’ neat as a an SS DOWN - or
~~ Hotel Rooms. “SyocneLe CisTINd SERVICE eee: distance ad Soeen excehe — werk Coast a location. \, : bE) w HURON : rr baie
PO CCL ODP PLA two full _bewiss beat. d-car 5 a opel bss eS ee Cc | le "The : ;
| rage-and ¢ erms can : WALKING DISTANCE
é HOTEL AUBURIN GATEWAYS + arranged.- Price $10,500. rms. : : 4 . °
EJ also’ Tor 2 ‘room “aparime ; s ie nossminy price remnace | = WILLIAMS LAKE “Northwest ttor” Continental” Motera » bedroom bome Pull) TO DOWNTOWN -
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+2, eorered uae a ircneeation unit HAPPINESS $1009 DOWN DOWN rch. 60 gal electric hy water
sags eirimera'FE 2-029 ) Excellent rental location. or 6004 | wow 3 pedroom starter home with N UNUSUAL BUY 2” oan Mover | Reales. “nctie “appromimetely ia | Bea Te $36.97 MONTH
H ia L ROOSEVE ic Se mre ceptional large rooma, gas heat. | full acne cece lols, Se hee AY iedendectaore A 3 bedroom brick with full’ privileges on Oatiand Lake near| It's ready to go al only only $1 $00. Plus taxes and insurance
fuse Roome 613 90 AG rele #1750 up | BAST SIDE oeraial es terrace. nice lot for) Tiiaed {ot end lake privileges | Aten basement Ny cor meets Seo correo Der | os Stoaledns ieee Cave | 2 ae ae ner 8 eee
i . STRE garden or garage h “ with its public sewage system e nee, den or 3 bedroom home
* #fURON HOTEL CLEAN Mgp-> Well planned. fully, insulated. 6. “ne ™? ettether | cares ee laree ved streets & public water. Tiis| ‘surance To be ‘sold on land 8 ROOM HOME inside the city near junior
ore u d bath, 3 bedroom home | OTTAWA HILLS bedrooms. mahggany pap ruly fine home has many outy| contract. No other charges on| 4 peg bath high school. Auto fu
West Huron 8 ri Pre PE 24060 et ne be down Bom 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Oo ‘Ob aie ae ved Field — , standing features - storing} costs large cso Gowns ee ee nace, and water Tater. *
nena = Home 3 erent Gok 36x42 on toun- | completely scape: storms & screens. bath |> yas :
Rent . ‘Store 40. catpetina | yee ee eee nee: dation 1522, beaut Has seperate wuildine tn ai beaanaeal a ore lle Fe or beat. Close to shopping . forge jot te good
ss i oneence Sutetanual| ful Hitchen. 4 bedrooms’ plus study en _ :REALTOR nd a wase| Pacepent shape used tof rd, | fargo, closeta, x6, floor-to-cel: cash price. berhoog. Call fer further ie
SEEDER IERIE Fiver | gown pay UL TRADE) 11, AC, Beat, garage, Priced b gen othice Open 8 30) other purpones 4 O% Puce | Ganinator™ tncinerglar », Lorraine “HOLMESRARTRAM ohn rwin FARM Bultable for mnoleere ir Hoole . After 5:30 cal) OR ; ° ., B0 hee Manor ren livin Dixte Hwy J h K I
of otfice location. PE * | ANC H RAMBI ER DORRIS & SON REALTORS mores Ben gece here with schol bes leeal fite & po-| o& om png One MA 8-1240 caren 99 acres—7 room modern.
Too. 5 TABTE RA “ 782 W. Huron = PE 4-1557 EM +4236 MU 4081! lee protection, barking, shopping, Since 1928 house, @ x 60 barn, hen...
Leek Dy IT AVAILA LE churches & schools. Basements| _ house, brooder house for 500
aan kind of business. 4 Paved fol citresines Aa abaw C - ¢, SCHUETT Realtor from $15,050 ' 101% fae pl on' ped chicks with water aad eles.
AE ea Mean es BROWN | THE OE VA $800 DOWN - __tre_ FE P1804 or PE. bane]. telly. Mew septic tant, 66 P rEr a | - ; .
mo. 933 Mt Clemens FE_ Paris hination storms & screens alum \, 7400 HIGHLAND (M50) EM 3-4236 FHA $2,500 DOW Ne NOW HEAR THIS ber. 13 acres wheat, Case ,
trtet eu at the door Offered ot wely ranch style ah 8081 COMMERCE RD. EM _ 34107 aa - \ : ra tractor plow, dise d 7
Rent Office Space AU it 190. 42,500 down YOUR post. , 7%, re one thwest é = 1 Open Daily 1 to # PM LAKE FRONT : : bad ¢ ter pile bere ull basement, j on Fernbe off ‘izabeth Established tn 1916
hte nace ee ERNAL LLOYD ‘ racer trays automatic hot wa- or Rd. m ath cheese Fe 4-4100 —— = Lakefront home on Creseent Lake
Lephoaites OFFICE SUITE CONSIST . : ter, 3 Ee bath well, septic + " THINKING OF with 4 robme and bath. new ol!
of good sized private of- YRT S . wired. kit. sink and all interior . Real : ww 7 furnace, electric het water heat-
flees. Sas larpe:faaepuon foorm | NORTH SIDE siadding “Excellent construc : (OF BUILDING ? er Lovely terrace facing lake
Air conditiored Pont office fac OFF JOBLYN RD ' thon” hear lake and only 4% miles; LISTED IN THE COMMERCE : ue Washer, dryer and draper. New-
tne Wo Huron st Parking avall.. Paved street location bullt in 1980 from-ctty Finish this lovely home OFFICE PL us COBTS - ly landscaped fenced arts Lore
athe race available: st 8180. Bere kame’ full basement oni, Toureell end seve many douers, EM 24m Cai COMPARE the PRICES | sed boat’ @ocu (and. i's ear oO , > , . =
beberle ey ence. . eae beat tube stermas fol screens + $2500 DOWN — Lake front Cozyv | WHITE LAKE ere 2 B F DROOM m . —_ Le
Huron St FF 4.0561 Landscaped lot 40u137 ft iby car and clean. Two bedroom: bungs-/| 3 -Bedrooms (ining, living rogm FHA “HOMES . OF OLR A SYLVAN
MAIN FLOOR LOCATION. ON QUrMEC, ‘on TIME. OFFER 2) tem ctiene losed tere beth house | and large kitchen | Living [rom BSS ° ;
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lponsies cscs ter) Nal ef pre hiccrsangy beach Enjoyable liv- | utility room equipped with auto- Auto gas heat, wood kitch- REALTORS "QUALITY BUILT - REALTY siting mes)! for Uh a To Buy—To Se!!—To Trade | ing here.’ Immediate possession. matic washer and dryer. Full en cabinets. tile bath, large Phone OR 31208 HOM ES"
lessional services office BF ‘you BUY IT-WE LL INSURE IT) bath with shower Roman brick utility sem: Wide city lots, Open Eves ‘til 9 — Sun. 1 te 5 — ; Orchard 1 * FE 8-9418
FE. Partridge Realtor 1080 $12,800 BRAND NEW — Truly here| fireplace 100 ft. lake frontage An city sewer and water — 2383_Orchard Leke “
‘Huron. FE +3881 “is @ buy. werkt Bien bungalow ideal summer home. Specially Cee ne schools shopping. THIS BRAND NEW 3-bed- F AMILY Y ROOM
nm 75 x %. only miles rice e s rm me. with full ba
Fer Rent Miscellaneous a MAI {AN he es i seo for recta. ° WATKINS LAKE “MopEL— Saginaw raepptlndiasan al rpg vith trot nas Rrepioce. 1 beta, 00: ment wi atae pee e s modern lines-jt blend: . 5 Za
Se so on oo waste heat. Areal 2 Story bun seme Retrooms. csteae Seid A A ezecoueneny weil Nuh ode tomatic ~ heat Hogi tegretcigs
PPROXIMATELY 2.160 8Q FEF:T | umbing replace ie sun roqm. me fireplace be ocks pas = wine er homes, can be built ona garage Beter see * e¢ home
“hawted conn wn suitanie for near Beall mate Exchange Dede peda pallens i Le eanooers : pean sags “rome sll ee gieson = odel 871 Ingle- Heb leet) ae aT further / 60 i city : mee, ME today 97.000 ns
mf 1075 W. Huron aster walis oa ooTes jote, plus @ . . ictore window wor sid- FR: ANK SH *-PARD
"ety Rxce tionally ‘arge rooms thru- front jot Good beach. ! cart «@a- Doro S av ing, and ll. other “QUAL- .
so “kK G. HE SST EXD | FE 20203 “ROwner must’ se cuickly” | fees Priced at 61.000 Easy | OPEN DAILY FROM 1 00 pm. orothy Soyer avender GY Bum. “features tor | OL 1-101) __ ROCHESTER
E_Huron 48284 NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH ve” 3140 W. Huron FE 24411 Sone ot ee —_
; 19.950 SYLVAN LAKE FRONT — EAR 2T TK; : zs Brick veneer $950 éxtra.
BOAT ANT FLOOR ANDES Aste ~ roe Oe. me Bult in 1950 Lovely California | COMMERCE LAKE PRIVILEGES PEARL BLDG. CO. LAKE PRIVILEGES. 3 &DRM ; = |
ers. steamere ete FRE %3144 240 Style bungalow Tile bath, fire- 3 Bedroom ranch .vpe 2 fire | 5.7023 > brick “ ranch-type on % acre LOW COST 3-bedrm, 86
Baldwin Av | , »* | S DE lace, automatic OIL AC heat aces, fyil basement with tie; ae weet ey Bisck top circle drive, car ga- ft ranch home Can be P
Grteitractvios eh te _| N( YR l 1 | | Piocied basement on lake side loor completely insulated. An | kk Kd [RE NI EK NT rage Quiet location on dead end built on most 60 -ft, lota j .
= “OWE WAY \ IMMAC ULATE vou will say-when’ ‘For full particulars call Mrs | excellent buy t 613.700. Terms. | “ Sud ae Rd, 2090 VanZandt OR 31159 Has full basement, plas-- = Established in 1916
ou see this’ S room bungalow Hoyt, FF 2-0840 : | 1 acre, rms, modern. Breese; ~~ — ~ ee tered walls attached ga- :
COAST TO COAST | Untinianed upstairs will make two : ~ | we ATEVER YOU" RE. LOOKING, ee Part basement. SALE. BY BUIL DE R rege. with overhead door. ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | $3509 pow Down, ml Moarle! one ware a
RENT HERE LEAVE THERE more ecdrooms Storms and CH. 2ROW Realtor |] thes a - any other features. This jand and this ractive
en and Cle Tratier screens. plastered walls Carpet- | LARGE 9 ROOM INCOME COM- $350 DOW attractive frame bome with BUBURBAN Aluminum sid- tm home aanrun ahed-
F. 2 Howland 3245 Dix! Key Ing incluced, Beautiful recreation aa W. Huron Ph FE 2-4810 | 14 etely furn New 3 bedroom ay h cedar sbake «iding, built on ° ed ranch home Vestibule h Tm., oll
OR 3-1456 " room, -tlied Ot) heat Cyclone. Co-operative Real Estate Exthange | C. SCHUE Mie, Realtor |p miy, J apts, furn, Wonderful situated ce 90n138 it ie ome ourliclatoclonly 611(s00l ce entrance to the spacious lv: ai nets landscaped ant
le H 4 POINT TO catu NOW! eA | 100 9 HIGRLAND ‘Moe, EM 3-43 s | One Wouter (ouceut myeit tinde cissd ane inrirn woonars Se wall with’ Pils hrearpeune: procnd prave and small “ e vieges ar i! Mi
por, Sale Houses 7 | | IMMERCE RD EM 34107/ Several olner anes ney tome of the attractive features| TELEVISION RANCA Plastered painted walle 30 [2 UE iveryth Art. 68.080.
NEW i HOME. LAKE PRIVILEGES, DREAMLINED “lea [earge cee house. Full bayement, Epsrntaltaenercans ere cca tne ew yet practical Tt TER Taree and plecsant fo and | “ERY ATTRACTIVE — Large liv ES § down roug’ ring ar o % ing rm with d
-@ rooms and tile’ bath, base-| THREE BEDROOMS himney Am aver f designed that television m only $11.950 hip
ent. double lot. 908 Meliock, den Attached garage. abesBotuicy | TAKE the LANDLORD ,, y Hurce LE Gable eert | tie abacdsmanimicall COW | 39011 Selecenltramileveryirccntm , i stl alte | berate spec
rmeriy Mandon EM _}-4946. room complete with washer and | OFF YOUR PAYROLL! ee NEWLY | After six o'clock the house This brick) ve- (YOUNG AND. ‘LOVELY Is Wdecoteted a Tana ry “ait tastetuity
13 | dryer Wall-to-wall carpeting and We have fust obtained a limited : ‘ _L! west sIbDE_ @ ROOMS, NEWLY | — eT neer thedrm hotise has ex- this large 3 bedrm bunge- ath, hea
NEW BEDROOM _ drapes Sixty-three foot overall. on | amount of financing for a few ‘ NEW | , decorated Full bath up, lavatory ceptionalily nie¢@ layout low. Living room is 14 x 1h, dcar garage. canna drive.
¥ | jovely starter homes with full a | down, Gas furnace Attached cal large roo i Shade trees You will be ha;
With: privileges’ on Union Leake a lot 800x130 equipped with under: | i | fs oome, 14 ft -praster with picture window Kitch- DPy
Completed on exterior, Needs fin. ground sprinklers Menced..and, basements Exceptionally ¢ 11) 3 ROOM HOMES | rage. Vacant Owner, 88 Chipne- | bedrm 25 «ft Nvt rm en is on the ront of housé and proud to own id > pome A
ishing inside Contact Mr Bur- jandseaped A TERRIFIC BUY conseaciae yranch etzle homes i . less Than‘Reat ros = ———e at ins ake kitchen has beaut itil ANSE and very modern. Full bese- good value — $2500 4
meister at No ern Luntber Co Only #14280 - $4000 down iene Ott oo Css € ANCH OME. ‘LONE N IL | nets, an ample; dining - ment, AC heat, sulle right :
at sMAt 2 hows! PAYMENT , | Here’ ye wMat you eet THATS RIGGHI | lege Bioomfield Hills 3 bedrooms. | Takew tod Subdivision | dope ete el. ee . with oak floors and plas- ME il Merten eba
i NT : ’ } . . ' : ‘ 2 baths, TV ro many - 1 ¥ eopper tube ; tered painted walle Good Gn double lot B me
EXECUTIVE RANCH HOMF — ON Hum hries | i dpnierior com ee P ; _ Vaughn and Bioomfieid plumbing and attached location Perry Park. sh ead nek fireplace.
a kpoll) Ample Adams Ro fro p DUNNE \) cepuciiucd| (lela rein: “ay ments Bchogis gaze soomMy C2718 c WW ce couric circum «.: ae PIONEER HIGHLANDS shower. Torrid oi] manpes
age 1 mile N of Pontiac Rd RE-AT TOR ie 2-044 FE 471s 4 Full basement \ | BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM YEAR $24, 500 ; On f th hard-to-finc combination screens & storms
Full basement just completed p37 oN Te fy pen Froeninas Rt RundceMirays AS LOW AS round home at Oxbow Lake Sell, 5 WEI c LC) lose : ard-to-find $1500 down. Owner will sell
Coser wanaers qaneteries ten ‘MUI TPL r LISTING SERVICE f s3 pe bath i O. |p ‘ssn eS mem A beautify! ®ooded (akefront site Wh TAN oom aieermepane auicos furnished -if desires
m ccupaney Priced less | 7 OM hot water, heater | FM 33511 | 90 ft 2 280 ft located north of 450 HOME Pp ae f ive ivi
than cost G M MeLeod. reaito Ly Automat: i — =| ated north © IME PLANS -~ lighting the attractive lying. A
4 y. 8 Doudle kitchen sink I TRADE Pontiac Near State Park anc f “ AKF: EST — 2-bedrm. mod.
ts oop Wood wardmy Ros! Oak OR CA WLORED 9 Siidine bedroom windows | 3 bedroom brick bome im Drayton Fish Hatchery {close to Ditie ‘ to the aPer aM Anne : rm home, tiled bath. full base-
i —-|] L AMILIES 10 Large picture window living | plus taxes, and insurance | Piaing for @ 2 or 3 bedroom | Highway), A very attractive: 3- Designed by Richard B bedroom 16x16 with Mr. and ment rec, rm. gas heat, dear
LAKEFRONT _ ‘ Toon ALL THESE FEATURES Auto-| home in Pioneer Highlands. OR bedroom ranch home with 1’ zellmsh in our files to ¢ Airsiiclosetale Kitcheall has! eoreay Lake ‘privileges. Cor-
froom, jarge ae quarters wer and choice bu | 11 Cem an mati oy | 32730 after 4 car garage and breezeway Two 7 d ner location $1 terms.
3 bed \ livt rt ne nd choice bungalow on Cement stoop and steps. \ atic heat and hot water Found, nd elp you lnedallol ibult a Bleusboards tion $12.950-—
eu Hoh ec ftoom, tiled.) rarimoor blvd Carpeted Iving | 12 All rarioe studding | town kitchen cab! vie tied au | 2 BDRM. “MODERN Gl HOME 11 © 12 bedrooms; one @ & 12 The 3 Pp and spacious eating area oo tbs
} Beautiful trees Gu fired! room. model kiichen..2 bed-| 13 All windows weatherstripped | WOOd floors sliding wintows 7 itGG’ pavement with ber and| bedroom. 12 x 24M carpeted liv. Ronee) eres plooty ee Ceramic tiled bath, lots of LAL Tce tintta ed el Coeal, LIES |
baseboard Heat Exclusive | rooma and bath down end 3) | Near schools shopping and trans; 7) atinn room. Large fenced jot | ‘9 room with pictureswindows at “ clorets. plastered — painted good (buy rms. and
borhood | knotty pine bedrooms up Rer-| 1 9¢ us show you one of these | ee Kiuminum stopme and screens In-| each end Dining area Drapes TIOME PLANNERS walls Hardwood floors full ath located ‘n the city of i ui
9a Par le ite ot ub ae tees ie ona pag ery | lovely homes You can save! ONIEY. auisted: Paved st, only 81,659 dn | ne lude 4 Relect oan | floors CENTER” barement. with rec room tiac for the very low price of
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LARGE AND SMALL woosEs 1% hor oe ined Nemesuvearvet ater ioox" | $550 Down | Sots mon Sewer | insulated § x 18 kitchen plearan ey Sie eer sider Call on this one now!
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Walled. t, so lcnat ace Oe ieeiee Gal werace) > reat Mviteme Lene 912.080 OR | Tigh basement 12 Pid las Me | FLOYD KENT, Realtor WEST SIDE BUNGALOW ACRES’ ~ Roomy rural farm
"ROSE Mel ARTY | JOHN | ahs es deal phy $850 Down sas eet i bee Williams Lake $12 rR ues room » aay eaasagsionl | 55 GI resale on this 3 bedroom home Full pean modern kiteh-
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FE 2-216? or FE_ $-3578 : k IN / LER |p Ak ster pnt) Stews wera gers YouRsELP sun.» ROOM House TERRACE 68) ASSES isedetd 17) } . mae BOmEA *fice Nie a amen piatered Sr cliccuincrm (rc bentnsiiea
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PLACE FOR SALE | | 1 HO BROW . Realtor, 120 BLAINE = Out Ouiland e : | now le y painted wails oak floors, . " 1, aces pow
5 1986 Cloveriand 1 a8 . Blaine Fret} block . ; % block N ‘of Telégraph tile bath fu.l basement, gas suse) Mere™ 8 ideal elbow
=F SE eration 1362 ‘W Huron ne FE sie {between Odkiand <A Rr enio \ | XO MERE RUMOR Bi . - } FE 32-0123 heat Sure wort ‘ast Bet- room ss only minutes away
For Colored F amilies aire Huson & ih i stiNo me ___ Evenings Call_ © POA. 8-2618 : mate heal gatliaaaine ae Deral HOL ME S-BART RAM | Open Mon -Tues -Thurs & Fri eves | ~ ae pis’ s00 wtel price oe wote ores Led be Foe.
aetometie hot water. Paved stfert. Castell Realty & clean. sturdy built 8 room 4393 Dixie. ened i. ee = spring. $9,750 with 82,500 down. |
Close to school. immediate pos- modern, 1% bathe. all ble rooms, | OR 9-190, _Fves MA 8.1260 . 3} BEDROOM
Id eraser al sla lati 95 Oskiand “FE $-0450| jote closet space, gas heat, Handy E TWO. HOU SE S RANCH HOME” Boutheest | WEST SIDE - 3-dedrm. home; one
pS SST IC SICRS aah -artri ge e | thet Fateh Bets | CY LI APIN eae ot Fema riage | es Teal! ferager3 aa §-3963 : own Pe 3 PrRrEct for INCOME or arge living room, nice head fog nee
: ; or jittle cost eonvert to income kitchen with birch or $6,050 term
Russell A. Nott, Realtors 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE Fenit ; Garage, targe lot. Total $10,500 Bos oy eos Soyer boards, master bedroom 1244 ‘ IAN Lao r a
Oe =e Lower Straits Lake Canal |; . Williams Lake | ™™.- GAS HEA basement and @ smalie ¥ 13% (with double’ closet | TNDIAN VILLAOR = @ rma
$600 i, ( ; liding 4 Bath pein; ‘fireplace, cireular breaf-
ec, a ON, tt rca oer 9 pemwom meen WEST SIDE 2 FAMILY) SYNC JOSEPH F. REISZ , T | Bmpeabltrdeial | Sat ate ors, Ba SSE | Ein rt ase auanray ome featuring re Sire- e \ . re on! ewly decoa:
EM 3-248. sare) piace, MAP player oes heated to beat, whether the owner oo [ $2500 DOWN ae A (tures et THIS BEAUTIFULLY} . month Full price: fust 8 , modern kitchen $13,809 with
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apy tie Pantaews oa al Shsrfoat ramp shown BF appoint | tre Ky [= ohm ee ote. . ne LANDSCAPED FIVE} 0 with 62,000 down Pcusi kane <9 wedreome. aoe INCOME - Well to Tits ity own stairs ment mon rom upeteire alone Soh ‘ . . modern Nice living room, WEST © -
Soo uetie Aluminum storms "! ; ere & reom apt could rent for; es peartom home Elizabeth Lake Estates.-| ROOM H OM E HAS PAUL x EKERN large dining room. beautiful cated 2 family with @ yma. and
Seteeas! Shade inke privileges Lincoln Street $109 per month All tn excellent © n¥ Pere ee ten * LAK® PRIVILEGES — Quick CARPETING, IS NEW- RE kftchen with lots of cup- bath each. Oak fire, full dase-
Block to Ber Line and schoo! condition in every respect. Fal! ust across 8 ro ne pri- | possession Neat & clean 3 bed- t _ 1% Bagin erat Fr 32-0200 boards . Basement with of} > ment gaa heat dcar garage.
Duses, Low FHA parments OR = 1 bedtm and beth first floor price $14,500 or terms vate dedicated lake park lot Un- | room home with electric stove & | LY RECORATED AND ‘Real Estate Since 1919" automatic heat 2 car «a Nicely iandscaped and shad
J bedrme on second large iiving uaual- 14% x 28 ft studio living | refrigerator included all for oniy | _ “ a mar —| , rage Setting on corner lot trees Quiet paved street. All
Sete aap room with fireplace Location coo: 3 BEDRM.. $1.500 DN. fey meta latory Oe vo iec’ ft $890 DOWN i SeeC EO SE TO. Near General Hospital and only $2,750 down in A-T Gondition, $17,800.
barm modern home. full bath. Benienl Ucar ee soy RE | . — 2 bedroen eccntl oer can: reread | SCHOOLS. - OWN.-| § bedroom home with 1 bedroom | Rr Aaa
esement oll furnace Terms | ft ong seers (ee wen sou?! Convenient weet side location nected Dr bath Screened. bum- Indian Village | PES ence J i WA- | Gown. basement furnace and 2 RAY O'NEIL, Realtor WEST SUBURBAN — home, New
(e, PANGUS {O19 M 15 : Neat TekHurce Center. All bed me: porch off living room has: } BEDROOMS a2 ff Living | ER CAN GIVE GOOD ee hart Lica wt ee vere Telegraph Rd creas * fan * pokes Mel . a heat. re
ae RA Net | cit ; rooms on first floor of this well bullt-tn barbecue pt Soft, water = nom with fireplace, dining room. P()SGESSTON ANI) oO min terms |" Phone FE 3-7103 or OR cated on cornet lot and has
___Phone Ortonstile 134. Collect East Side Insulated modern butgslow Gee Well Utility room garage 2 land lige kitchen with breakfast space | — eae “ee \ | Co-operative | Real Estate Exchange | extra side lot inetud Lake.
North of Pike Mt Euceiient 3 bed-' heated storms & screens inciud. ‘c@ped enrner lote 117 2 161 ft | cohaer room basement, gas Best TERMS. IF YOU, 2 Acres BY VNE R _ | privileges bp ben at +1 bho anc
PLACE A “T OST AD." room house in good location Bath ed Pull price only $0900 with Eel land contract price 15.800 [ae screened porch at rear | r “7 ; >>| New 8 vedioom home, plastered OV | on $1,300 rea tt
ie ad andi te . ee floor Excw- $1,500 down See this today | ash offers considered seam O ates and mere. $19,400) WANT CoO MFORd | walle _sice—kitehen and” = ent t~ $10 060.3 Sa: rey eT eee
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_Call FE.28181 for an tent ee ‘ AND ECONOMY, SEE] i, ott furmece, } large chicken | atts ‘Township, Large FLOYD. KENT, Realtor Dial FE! tay: ARD FE. PARTRIDGE} P house. 610,000 with terms Wolerterd Township. Large Hving
“to recover a loss. Dia WM H KNUDSEN. TR. HLLTZ THI$ ONE TODAY. | . room Gales 5} peace |W. Lem PE bqes
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; N. Opdyke Rd sonabve Sean eyes Sp Sopage | Lee LisTt | § room, fur ONT ‘SPECIALS hy ACRES— 8. PE 42048. Priced et* 916.500 birch. specks a the Waterford Drive
; FF 4-7197 yoann a. Will discount for NO SERVICE ~\ | gece, good, beach, cael ser || nee Rélling seed ee Yh Tig yor wae orm: Pp Tusa: oe en ur eal tor -
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tiving ‘nme to downtown Large fait tee OWNER 3 BED Gen io Mae Ook loca- | ? east of Convene lassi north CARL W. BIRD, R rms, $iise a '
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bedrooms up. Pull ba ef & OR 32480 e Dray} RAY O'N own. id 2 landsca S °
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Sey cis wienon i: “OnTONVTEL a | Batete Exchange | Real Estate epg Cpmbogeg aouktee i aes approx. 4xit0 ‘$18 va! -
Rtoronms teeecl jiimitencealrs BT dian Eirepiarena s MOD. | era pee senn ‘Mich 165 foot frontage price #140. | Bet vie sooo, Aub commercial front-
ite boards. Lake fenced witn oS paren ee inet car ga | f | ie 5-$821 : — ween ee Liversal urn near corne
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$1,000" dows,” ~ YS | Orange He miles rest ete LAKE RU on Milford road. month, down, edo) the, ern home
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“LISTING SERVICE 5 Gay ret A ‘ {|- ne DITH 81 $800 DOWN __ ve any!” im is his monev y Realty, FE ¢2338 RN. | WATER FRONTAG Ed cash, = « . TOR mow’ = 43581
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tage 7 cil ca one flo Pi me, lent Duy at $3.800 Reo exce For Sale H he ail PRIVA PE LAKE PROP.’ ha SP pt bats | 77 N. Saginaw at Stout, Realtor mkt Pe
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{ os a heate urmace, gas ‘es, $16 750 50 se ind Oxford urnece. Mee mier.( ; with _paseue ranch home 1 4-6402 oo: 7 roo =
Me J slyn oe els storm sash, “ee SUBURBAN $5,000 do ~ $500 Drayton eecrcoeel Gatien wt room ached and recreation con ae eeroe . oe +4813 1 re basement. on an nhouss:
ely 2 payment ‘i hed : AN RANC DOW Cal ins N © an 1 garage operativ n Ev { .., Reasopabl property.
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tee nicely jana hs : #4 per cent ity orm Or pes dining spa . riek ee aa) nd develop cre parcel S able in ently become & e ior Lig
s1¢.000 - with Heo landsceped eae ini cen dy tt <ting ppace. wt >? OTHERS oe ee “264 W nes a a Realtor | t meee’ isnt roel ate nice Cakewood’ Subatvision aaenuive Aen
: See this one now a : a . cant and cle — reom, \ HELL 3 9 FE 2-742 i vy of 100. a level sho: located :
ide: hom . EAST e an. Can h arge lot W BED- 37421, ina stal lakes. Ov Wood. re of W on Buildin :
. Clarkston panied sh tn very gond ; An pifed BARGAIN oie ee baalrases eee Eeties®) i good 180 feet o 3 / iemage ente 50, with ort hesarocr der Poobaseger Leake mately” hiennes ‘approat--
Laree “= path, ful rooma with fi i | furna er 6 rms & Nabe ch mak -| deep. o B road 400 ft miles to B a 50 ft. wide road. 6) axe pri wie ap acre in st ch ap- and usuabi square feet
Eee han emne easiaee freee rms, ey gas and bec- | Reena deat edule wien acne sf MW RIGE xHT, eater | =| of hil! Slestme aewelts en 1 ae pose vile ests eee ee tor eerenare aedteniy _ lay scape bar eich,
ase com business f st, - gas furnac and sewer, — see thi Ue Oakland A ealtor and (deepip! n to woods ; Weekl-Wache e Guill sto] ree rictions: P ly ment block — rick,
Pistely = ront-/ = e. gas wate ‘ } s at $7,050 7 ure to| ind Ave a p private lak ) fish ¢ River. W | rop- bufldin aud eam
op. en uipped shoe tr. 2 story fr t heat: Spey rit $00 @ ‘re, FE! 5-044! | ed with RAINBO e toad ng aree pear T onderful | k OLN tI 12 gz has }-phase w me
landscaped te street yard Sa: ase traces tee aaa . | dente V BASS metncor Meliecon sis 6 ampa and St. | ES. B: RTI inch concrete tring.
“—o perfectio ey rear i frame. front | ILLE Hi c PIKE and BLUE | db $350 full prt 4392 RAM play roo floor, 2 dis-
a ter igsccamn t and Bie OME MILLS Good be LUE € 10 @ month ee, $25/ OR Dixie H 2 1 me, ponehes
ferig rock 20. pend, most unusual onlv $1,447 ¢ im perches o bedroo: miles ach Enjoy | €@months Al or $50 ever 3-1960 wy. 7 ‘ avatories. and office,
000 with of-, ter down with E rea of land. a les of scenic tray | state fh so 30S ft. fr y Eves MAS1° wisi) nae as
tment only, terms, by ms ith E-Z way to srirepless. *S water Acce avel. by wy ge on | F 81248 eet Mieetea oe
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3 Pees CULE AND 1 landscaped ae garage, Well West Sid other private lakes were peel hdlpeote Ul siteral nae | oo wr Sale Acreage Arlmatsly Onna s oxen
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rooms’ and bi ’ ee j 11 b00 ocatic | of P 10 miles nm | mu For D 6 ROO! t hae erifiee for ine
modern “kitchen aitemtcs leree. Ny. ol heat hag tesety! inn figede| fee THIS ONE. fe ei onPhomen nea x sa one ; ion Dolan Pine 36. drive te | Oa a service 4 fais cerita oe ballding | ™ nee
wall ca: wat an _ gas and sewe: wo | om owner Y DI- fe) story fram Onivilé (ne minutes i atomery R: sarge hill ® R
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vat 500 down will as privile =< lot, f a large nicel situ: | tance jot. Walkin y 8100 ft. 9% ce fast. with $1 rtly wooded | venings afd ral7e-osse
ali wely 0u put you | ? bi ges on Loop L eacering cab feos y-wooded r@ to 2 school 6 dis- sion to R 5% commi a mo. 000 down: b e sinaas 1-4
t mimer pie Dp this rm home w ake Walls) bas . plast and shoppl s, church t eal Estat Le +58 or les al. on
room, ¥ yeround, 2? ’ & itvin ith Bite ator ement, ered te pping area. - flor cash e Agents j 10 6 for cash. ee
ee cancer aspen ose Fa on a 1en318 tol, etse utility, ieteaee Leak sired tel || ELA pan ered) be el for cash sale. Phoce owner, | #0 ACRES ON # | Rent Lease Bus. Pro
ft appointment. ! dates Wage size on foun- ’ THE 8 500 renee Ae = te le . , ; / A 86-4151 | : __Suchy Realt EAGLE RD | cor 2 5 TOP. 7 494
eas water b of furnace . ry on this down Better ly Nort! 382 1 ee / P <— ity, Ortonville - aan AUBUR
$10.9 eater. pri one bur- wth 2 Lake P —— | ONTI N AVE.
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Fdw. \ 130 FT 2 Mory Frame Tal EID Eon oe | gate es, 200 ft. of f ensat. Call Or Remodel to sult
Youn ran M. Stout, Realt ealtor”’ 30 hi OEINICE ; Walerford and. on Bloomfield $800 with $ xe. 1 Only ast of Wikiams Lenn _eves. FE pat 08
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m6 , =| w | we 2 lots lence surround full base ered walls in $2,740 coded lot ¢ es le Farms — 8562 car
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Pads «agar a build i CK home i's ._ full basement bedam has @ full RAE around uy - $2.500 down cal ren) se atxinf Pontiac Es Such RES ON EAGLE PR CO) AND
paargay sed fed a i. whe wil] brick raseh” mon Lhe Las pprete) Uxlleeice pol bea ae deormadl bath in be tht Leslie R a 0019 Care Hits, R Cou fast! 10 per cont deen as Eee ea pe M MERCIAL
as Dres-! rick ra bedroo | : . 8. roome ase- | eslie R. T | a. fi own — ro : ps
ot our aon 3 Sailt home| in Ouse tls On logated 3 bed WHITE LAKE room 2 searens frugines! Desina \332 W Lav RE ee Realtor — oN anc eee | opove wih 83 Highiy. r Good ae ACRES Large ae OPERTY
oe ofl ; For phe ieseray Bide Largo on ape! sreriooslag moders ramentom Enclosed t rooms and full eat | FE 5-8161 eae ove Eves ron atkins ae — | with $2,000 down estricted | ? room Bisa) bill ahi ranch Vet cae ao plats. Cae’
‘tons A. BOTT, RB: elude ‘placa Features carage S aeched Lake 3's ae aineen 2 car oneae. Also has Es = popca 4 bedroom bh i chaded’ and other ee barn Aral Me ecennc needs
~~ Peal jamie tile papa date ce- pe jess reread ieee caer row ae. Price in- ; | by a por rey neach, Otlernd USINESS I8 GOOD aT | sgo dn Haweainte concensina Ae LAWR s. Cah Fw
W. Pike asement poured r All tar asier and | fh and garde power 7% Th eee, 005 4.500. T: es - os LADD 8" IAN . 64.- ENCE W.
a lsadsenpea ull heai and w wide lot ge rooms, .100 ouse ts vac nm tools Th 730 DOWN ” ~ cu. PONTIA : GA
lot ell buy om paved ro ft] possesst ent with tm 1@ | 4 roo “ : YEA ESS / C aie sAY LO
Toh | SAEs, ewes ral ee ele eh EAR ARGURD # ROOMS ay ADD'S [canara REALTY | tEAsE_ on CORDA
— terms M ontiac City Li ust sort of | one se co «tl heat . i TRY ROME 275 | OR rt eaten
nson | _A. 7 spect meat (ating wack PI a D. RIL E a BR OKI | Pontiac “Tare JOR 33043 87 oF | OPEN. SUNDAYS | Suchy Rosh, Orava ACRES. Tight mig ere: Can be uaed. Tor
: ’ ti vas 3 iar ch apart. ann 06 El! ; SON 7” | 4286 Dt FOR Fal NEW hed me
ue bath excellent | rooms plus If so ing to Retire? laabeth Lake Rad FE ¢ ForS er nie Wet Drayton P! } Call Rutled RMS AND ACREAGE | | NEW COMMERCIA 5OTLDINGS.
pon BETTER O ate utility: tonition Be ow plan to rett B x r Sale Re i OR 31231 lains ge OR 3-1111 E Radicons t
4 BE: — REALTOR Bricea cautpment ser ie sents | 1 fleor Kies eeuile need cesire) a rwess Y OWNER a ile Resort Prop, 44, ae LAPEER COUNTY. © Lt These | Trans ates) aitehe) se ane
DROOM 100 ‘ced at ood | r. Just 4 e, all oom ranct - a la nea - ACR ‘
Nite hice grooms “f pels (hel Ne aes Ave. INSURANCE own £19 G00 with gt = ausery Pe elt ear seeeted ae a ocet we full Ay Sal Pe $E ve! Rd. or M26 Completely Lapeer. onl biackin. : wk AY O'NEIL, Realto
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Sie eect ah tee) DV AE geal? the mpeg | Eeablet ‘steed | 2 BEDROOM 1 Cintber ? 00h h ver tron ON) 22 Celis Rein cenit
; | N C. SCHU a2) i asisudocapaayounuce wes : 3RAC i Clury § weureou oder, ase fwith $8 $00. do cond land. $18 500 | ea! Rstate E
oo iET no lon. " ne en} AT ! nished lodge | m modern fur- | ance down Ter 500 | For Ss 7
uM AcBoRs are NE sane UETT, Realtor only $1 Wee itt Ortersas as|| AT WALT ERS LAKE ideal (or Uf) ee aay cable | N Garces ples Realtor 12 uals ale of CE :xchange 50 ‘
ere emcee es I D ‘ae QMLAND au Sopa Gin Saale ei mersnmene | Eee tat, Phos Monee mem, guar
street . garage. oth enw hata | OFFERS _ COMMERCE RD. EM +4336 roo oom cooms a plus qisescd a 6 Grand Lak ~ A limited clock sabe IP SEAL SEWER
Just ppt lackto 3-4197 | Letaires: first floor. in sup ‘ cake Front lots num’ of. off Tubbs each 2100 0
nm you hav outside ot ‘XN pstairs Ful Unfinished Near Al re still aval oats Sat ar abbs Rd. OR id
tee. ow price been looking { ear St. Michael's | / rT 28 | walls. oak floors ee ea Ppissiered | weer Aipene | -iLasely eaccem pda tay evatlable “ta this ee nd_Sun only 3-7437,
| Attac : ry base- ~ 3 renta FH. Test: s Sate SeREEEErSer eee
SPACE PLUS INCOME ee cad rings | | \7 Sins Mindscaped “lot arene | win want "th mad countess, || cstane "Convenient Noaiies o> Der mantasetands weamibene, ness Opportunities 51
8 bedroom hours nds shin th plenty of sh: : xloo ft * one on ai LJ to m s caw de| 1! heat, erage 7 room atk
. eon sree: caceed East sic moma) ml enseiay ce Ailes will handle ade $1.700-cn |)” got needs: eet individual, matic storms and sc home. | DIX!
i nciosed e paved str ndition | ARE © In Taw H Vicker eodiaspes eauieeed | E HW .
Sesemeut! rear porch free t) Set 3 ccomioa | MUL AKEFRONT . as City | OLMES kitchen, | dryer 300 ft.
puearen aalteicelcors st floor 3 & batt on | ULTIPL® LISTIN ; , FRONT HOME a AcE “ | MES-BARTRA ood arge baro equipped| R corner of ma .
rage with rner lot end Full b. n OM NeC- NO SERVIC RE | ON eee MI es on mal } i M- ate dairy , will accom- ipe for a in cross
rent : ; ry z ICE ALTO ‘ % e * om ho n road’ - 4392 or m evel road,
Se arte that big Noms la mses oi! Ree cer athe, R00 Open F Phone on *. < Goad LAKE OAKIAN L ) gas ye ise Ideal for ee Mal 7 | OR 31000. Dixie Hw erita PRIVA beef cattle 100/ EDW. Patan
naa rp Se encod sened oe s DOWN ven tt 13 28 ue % room cinder bic oo @ bargain at $12 oy HIOH AND DI Eves MA 5-1240 | fro ine timber, On! 10 acres: 6212 Waterfront D: GAR
OFFICE OF rage i117! i. block ga: bi VER RE Seay VAL Ue MULT . 1 basement hardw ; 1OHN Sy Oa Pontia LOTS IN THE | down Pontiac $28, oi myi8.e00 | a SER Leet “ORIando wae
2EN 98 = Sacre ' Brand MULTIPLE LISTIN reams a dex and $1 ©. $300 each ; . , VICE STA
NF oom bun nes ING SERVICE ee 0 & month. F) si6 : by majo TION FOR
Suburban R for immed galow reaad : 2 mic E 5-0175 2» T oil com LEASE
A . . an Rance lee mediate oceu half dow oy an nO. =P L H . ay fully pany. Mode
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S. Telegraph Rd oe ei net cance mod-| Bark for Msht e lekesice al l. Taree 3 rALOW 600 REALTO aoe BS Scien ROCCE BEAU i Pe Dos ee
ee a attach ility room | pienict ng. boat e 3 bedreor 10 W Huron st OR Acré lot — Fr ¥ 83.N 20474 TY SAL so.
FE.‘ 42534 apd Kichen with, digine Je walcture, imooer hes | \\ ’ tare ae ‘ Take eo fi, rey , MULTIPLE 1 IStANo BPR 3928 $150" PE 40 ll We Be UrTIPLE TISTING f a'r ane tion = coatator Bee eee Gene MOD-
= | ‘ dining ell De | vestibule cl w and ow hendyma ileger) Dand: Mi BRAUTI 1s Bop pated te VICE iO; Sr 44 - 75 AGRES NO OG SERVICE Od tease F
_ WEST SUB ——| living room carpeted kitchen closet. Bpecious : perso uy $500. buy thr . LARGE. MODF (OTSVAND Seas GRES NO L tant) : 82903 eI °F
URB. | radi Automati r wi lf you n Cooley 1 $00 down W ‘| ODFRN ACRE aS Hadley R HOUSE. ‘ Fe 2
2 bedroo: poy | ant heat, elu coll epee Full dining “would com tartu ake Rd to est Osc ft fus guest cotiag 3 lots fu AGE 4-23 a Suchy rap GIFT SHOP W
< m bungalow | ing “a slormsh iuminum atd- | furna bat FA ues with ho pere -vai- tum. Left on TR Sana- schoo jake front age atree st off Pe #2338 y Realty, F ery Pyure | “EST
: mnehen. eee up. Exeeie' pruare’ oo een iandicene: approximately pido fe ace are aiececlly Geeneuy Pe proper nnn Bt. ‘> 33120 end fete, eecatent | 500 tT oo cate nes sidew Biscksop 35 ACRI rim *Disle Hey 0 fering ste
ving “ F 0 Ise uJ dicaped tnteres in say WOW ¥ sa ae e pa = JO. aS TOC wy O e
— Full piece | m..- tile | avatiable Fete ee eiiremiict ance FR ‘axes and ee brick ranch tan a bedroom Giroux- F FOR RESORT i =e parcels. 91000. $858. 3} GRANGE RES GROCERY STORE a mala
is ity corps heat and irecrewton 2600 terme | RAS, corte) STS in addt- ft jot Home one beths) 75 ranks — cant lots of 7 COTTAGES ON VA-| . ie Terms to) gy Cocks ed on aaa RD [ne oma ess : atODERN Tete
nice oc pareae and many eter Fan grove A | ter loak So as Bet. with eootoriensaly 308 old co CERED AC REAL call Cuitora eran fishing lakes. | CRAWFORD | om Nome x top sioterets | of lend a take ate SE
ment Tes" Call. for, appoint. ‘ VOUe he reaibeak aba tnese eee living space, 209 4. me it Estate yy Broker Eee, AG era iiaalis | kecsel core basement | _illne Berri and wine” ¢ieeal aes
point- areel albedroomlb key We have Re only 614.950 priced af = Open: antl 8 Set YR 39701 | | 63'4 W. Huron ENCY ; en house some corn.crib, chick. | it. a Must sell no ¢lesed for
’ BEDROOMS Re meee Hu | | a yrs MLO ut MY 311 FE ¢1549 | 12,500 term fruit. Full price) 12 mien tr 9430 Dini able to run
Renee West Sice -¢ ae 2 pinaes 16 OE eo RAY. O'NEILL. R Owner Leaving State i 650 pawy . . HOME. ucRIGAN 100 BY ise TS : +e : viet from Be Dixie Highway,
. up and * Ge eee LG ment sd pels 1 pase. 292 § NETL, Realtor And will . | city | j eautyful modern an ston, Aubu N_ SUBDI- A c Son =
enon cuthiTe 4 bath down. Lar ment gar heat _ base Ss Teiextaps Rd Pie Relinthia seal TY OR SUBURS | Baigies wlern 6 room | after rm Heights OR T- CRES | CRES — TI — TESTIN
Spee Dromore ee space Venetian bi au be Lila HS a = clean & room. Ho qe : SUBURBAN ~ | place ail. fire ane ree) bone - cent proce TING 100 PER
‘ont and piace insulste yt fully Cooper il OR 4.73 _ walking dis me within Th: 5 cx attractis d niet the c w subdivi . open ssed grav ER
recreation back porch Garage | C ative Real, E iow tance of doy ce bed { ctive modern t ormer of Dd sion: On Allo om el Two
i Lecco caso Gs with built-i ct ent terms onventi state E ceianae xn Pontiac oO f down- ecLrawonys M a if -renta!] units, | ser " or ravel road lack top home, 1}! ern 6 bed pita
, OU Ttinbar haved! © yiiieat ion } Wtinelesn foe eee Sete ot 198% I I Ler — s 8 mil and| ra 2 baths. sto! room
auto. hot w steam heat SS : $7 treet soft | ast. side ' Xpansion locat Oke tise. Right Ree eobarbas = gnroker heat
one Hose) gine ie ee Clarkston ACES (LISTE , 7990 Youll have ‘ot Only i] if ee ae eee Me Teo 73 ft 1 ght for subdividing. of Met op 27248 b ._ a-
, C “ ‘ : “ 4 = h 1 L144 7 ayy te ing. amora Writ arn. Fast
only garage Loot state¢ An INCOME KE FRONI this one ys to act oo | Jove rooms g buy. $29 ay of Mio mer Lake ots overlooking W ; din. 1305 H rite A D :
nt Almost new at LA) Melee Le Ae t and bat! offce 0 Pictures| Bith on Take An ye 30 ACRES | S8Un umplirey fila ortcail
2 00 tracti the ront on | Oak] ca Oe : rs lake privil gelus Rd w: ACRES | set 9-8618 . Flint or c
NORTH 8IDE Toom bungalc are ve bed the village sandiest beach lerms aklatid : ‘ . school & | leges. Cios ith Take fi —* Realty. Or write all
= lo ith 1 ‘ The es in . / RAINR hc ocated in e to} subdiv rontage Ad 40 E G All State
2 bedroom Drivileges. | Pull mith Winkel cero sce re ate 5 room wi ive / OW PARK RES od Buy both ood neighbor ubdiviston no joining new CEdar 2461 iNespie, Fi
bus, store bungalow jocated automatic off hea on sement full besem ets. 3 baths Aad t ue make it easy fo | : rooms | ; ne of the best knowr SORT: ‘or just §2. 400. | rth of Pontiac. SHOF —— lint,
rice “8s 282 Sn sac tories ee pee pepe han th pisce gas Hey natural” fire- | halt b Sue SLOry and. See | Near Wateé arge fot ee eres: Sein boon INVES pee BUSINESS. T °
urniture inci na $869, ascn 15 900 terms x 130 Rental value Yee city water Ral apenee ce ft offers Malet toid. avela? pins & dandy cab room Tk S + STORS | equip nt. pro
mace Vests oe asily be cad Focigateh bach cativiahed es and one up ALL crm) NG ea joer ied on ine ie ne ee ACRES _ Dears nd Woniveres
George R ils Brick Coloma! RerNbEd heme Very As wees | pent has gas Oe ee i R (AAT E aie peer ot Geer hinting aren mm Se a Real Fett Well-oeated on black PAU ae Mna—E in
s droom nd cer anc C stance t ST) recreati = "AS yee nd in r ° any to ee act iON §&
REALTOR Irwin thower baw brick Home FERMST On re sit" 300 any 10.500 Sontener, ‘Priced et SS skate eh TRealtor’ ses png sree. Many | Maple se Buidings. s land Some rong | corms lt _roned teres 60x159
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pe, 191 nn aa ih Ave Porc ce ae re You'll evenise wort ocee oMUE wipe ti ISTING. ¥ 5-0fe3 158 wat ede i LAKE FR( ONT? 975 Raldwe A DOEWAY perms as el AS Bide 9 ase.
: Wer ; 8-059 lousie 9 “ERVIC land tn lo est deer h “Bs Be ve | x 100° x 18
Co-operative tl ee FE 2-8 on 8 syL | le t n lower peninsul nunting een lookin 40 ACRES. E FE 4-6203 $14.000 corner lot, addijtion.
ea! one Decors fat dee Ba N a'ge Rooms Korn ft on Pigeon rive tla. over 1500 ‘front lot? for a good lak Sirms & ABT OPIMETAMORA) | AUS ras Zoned mfg.
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PI ey roy | Ge Mreture (this) ft reef ~ dedroo } beautiful m ms in Michigan, [ake Ow Be Ocel (eiecerenicn rege ell basement eat. Ga- | Huron AL ESTATE
qisisool ater at Garane ] TY Pochl ial lalerO red room hhoure / Near a m i So rieliwith Mdeciilag | Hiasoom ane a land with 60° f cated on! w ate lake unde barn 30x50 \SE R¥IC Ph. FE 43
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Wiommntretd | as Orcoard Te gas heat dada ts a ed uporet Neat ‘ een 6 ge. also 3 dandy ce. 8 pate Flint 5. . 1305 Hum- Whit er Ormand EH
itreld Tlreghiland Tees ere bF OS Toom breakfast po bexche Stok ioe poy ok rental uel ly mod: | 18 Or or call SUns e Lake R nd Rd, an
G oo Rae 4 vec om what OF PoNTiA® _ At ky vecrecomand. Zar Ose Os : om § TEriei a an! piace eee sh llespie. ay Beane tesa thonth en cont eeu
Seer Sean ee | Givites aon ae nd set i SODIIS ano Cane ae Anleds an bore ip carte int, CEd ract. FE
let 1 oma Ad ba or Jake rcrral '- Pe ceo located 110 fr ¥n ¥ %; 900 SABIF RIVER © ar WOULD Ye
per Peary. Of picietv raeniahed amt Cun Ce OG Giles C sine Lare i Ce tee aieoe o COTTAGE { ou al IKK,”
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i ‘ . bull —s ' orn aires! soo f lee poded lot aier - @N 5. ee FE As cent
ONLY picture! (window | loramiake POX CLA a eh of $7350 a3 720 or FR
awh piace rea ied ae nished G front cottage Fur ewe | hon jn . ( vr $ wor = neat and ci an eee uu at is oe GROCFRY &81T- ee
heat ae eens 5 ood beach 67.300 eae lmmae id hy Baldwin ; Peery anor A ee he’ auth ie SoRCH sad wa bine 6 ron es E BUSINESS
, | ees eied cs sn aural ee Lake Thi he eters mecu ining et / ake - Moa CHAIN CAKE: Ph REALTORS down io nape sop mith sd 0 nn Terra Main Tocatio,
e $75 750 ope a 1n0 ixineltcom e¢drm home La a. lv. $1,780 down Pull g for fi The Rees Bedenamilaiont Open Evec one OR 1 £20 aymeone ares trees 9 veer : > 3 ation
Plus Cost - Corner fire paneled in mah aoe | nae oll heat, gal ee i SCR AN ch automat Mile a i { We dete voy be taking car ——
. = Osts ae | 7 tah rage A so not walter atic bes 4 ft. © —@F out t are of, RVI 2
PAYMENTS Ro Anr 1 wand uty, Dee tcat | Settee heat Svule cen / _faty eee ie an ‘tumisbed,* = . ae tee yee Tpuiiding or tose ation, low ine
$53. 92 Pp : ¥ nnett 1 hac T es extra jot Molen in tetist rah moans 5 best Seeeeat! < Tea oatiae coca f Be mee trom He a 2 a RES sper acre. properie cn as fer m NEBV MODERN Se :
. w ie at s 4 fishes J larkston & NOW! rou : manufactur ING ZONIN
2 os er Mo. # Hur mest TORS ; ( Sainoak B Rene punting naae renee a Spee oe) es pallee perth at ——- R FARM lent ia yee Gas Kent een
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bed eax, nese insurance wren Evenings an: a eunder Tn re ealt a : \ Rambler cn “oda U tip) querotiinesce for Tiving eens BOLE tered at art ote net ot Hur a tae Press Terms Box 88. Por
atic heat rs, Birch doors tea U v@altor or the email fam!! solutely /right f lese mar 14 rental re . pool room ana RGAIN FOR dorn ' nN h ‘ “PA Vo : on-
tiled bath. Ful “ad pion Leake Rd living room i mosses Th ! of you i tere a4 furnished tocat Tov: R mies RTRIDGE 18
sewer and ly insulated ; _ _&M 1-467! place * th stone fire ree bedroo note v Michigan Sone a 7 . To Bure ealtor rr . Iq SEE. THE “BIR
hor Close to tit : MULTIPLE LIST ‘co ‘eer tile bath. full Nbaenlcot wee Moreh ers or trade on evand Counts . you Bay rowel Te ‘Trade |83.N Telegra cimedt! Pr oeune, sae ne
now speanee a echoes Et Syera LAKE, Fs F LISTING SERVICE water Neat Cole hres hot | Three b , West side $15 659, nty -WELL INSURE IT| _Multiple slung ae: ee a ae pone FE APT. MO
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noe Oren pany ano (he Dene Aro ee PTIONAL Miigenedentaee Decrease mam ane grt BER Mite Range Pe 7 y House” anal out ery. e00
* ve out N: 10 daye zt tub & Possesaio tee very avevene! suburban ortable : 12,200 s 1,_Pontigec FE 41387 SOR ne Ris ndody.120e: ; :
Turn right ¢ Libla tiaras) Uae shea done - rooms, ce expandable ea ee: au nay $18300 “See ea Reoch sO lehbry essed 280 Fae 48 von aa ROOMS—ROOMS BED’ NURSIN a -
del E -2 Fam!) i eautiful kitchen o bed- dar it to- sement. $21 000 edrocm of R ARM NORTH ROC Bed tering to : NG HOME
“ast Jessie St 5 mily home cpa 8 ving room, 1 iehen. carpeted 4 ochester also 120 WEST YOMS — show! exclusive 3 — CA-
e | rooms rooms on ist floc equity in acre lot Cons a it We hay 1a miles fr acres within © AUT ACO ° We could Be ee ah a uh gltentele and
ealty frome 804 , bath on en ie cighborhasd we | home in sane pleases us to please you! Call us Sy many otters Pontiac eas oily mits of o-operatine nea a TORS | ip thle he he them all heli etlp mailervots ae income
2 Oekieed COPE CB fire inc! eed gett some furnt- ee Separate blest down pay- | dream home ne ue Stat vour %¢ W w Beets 3 yi ‘ ~ 20263 FED) located on love} LOS I bh me Inte for intervie oes
~-TEMPL s9/ terms $4.750.° Reasonable or extra income. ge apartment am mete your dream home aid weds _Huron JIN NA? ren , ; nse i of landscaged as Ge rattan nform .on ew. No
em Se eee S77 uroy of ert?
ETON $1500 DOW ; HON “ sen | Lake Orion O atertal: ¢ tonal EXT DOOR TO BR fully ane House { RAY O'NE ;
SMALL A re bome uae Posseatton- Con IE ON 3 ACRES Ie Broadway co MY 272821, fh ale Suburban Tide 06 HEQEEIC aeen < oll eating! ies ie 262 5 . Tele IL, Realtor
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tL aecre with CR EAGE - pee room eee fe bedroom’. | on paler North Suburban loc iREAL ery Michigan, FE 49 | — op. 4 45A | "LO pen electric! eae full EE -7103 ate aed Open 96
Deo with ‘fteplace” living room | mister oil nest ba a ben pi ee 0 Ere mod- | 377 8 LTO FF 405 a2 RVI SY \ST OF PONTIAC OTS OF I ots” bee iprorer@ualecene i Real Fstate Exchange
arate dint », living roo x 88 neat bath, x ert. | ent '-$2,000 | jegraph Ww HOME : a = arge ¢ y also .nclude WW change
4 Peake oes ng room Con m - Formicalicou Itchen 15 4 Co-operative. eal “Eves & Sun ON ONE ACRE: DRAYTO suitabl ement block b en AN TED:
c spine Pe y 100
large Sever kitehen Pull Ae 49 0 11120 Privil ountertop toe | Estate Exchan basemant, gas 3 Bdrms.. Fxclusive N WOODS A e for man arn Persons 7
4 th k ivileges ( ge ra eat, residen parad Vv. uses i 8 who .
et bed furpece 90 New forc Ao “ on Brenoss Yo RESCENT UA MULTIPLE LISTIN' mee Greate tor Bee toe pales > ete he Mreer, with @ iaree i re " J ceauiy or each at 1 kel to SS
og weber et ee op You wil) like the Les . @ SERVICE ROCHESTER fail see this oud Don't 56 path ees collateralleed.
potteH poche pits . cer PEN IOANTILY Seer ae home Jin neces BUILT ae Village elena Homes a mchiy “ore erred ROAD Edw. N vr at only Press Son
' 950 with 5 ; ake 12 | ple» u Pome ntiion Warn oan room ra |: e Count: per fc 114; w *S
ment mall down pe: Pie as on forage We le ba an iter asi nch type b a la AV ry. oo) ae tout, R “ ;
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AC , ) i ar gerag &@ kitch plaster ent. oak. fic i eC rvy, roke Lona 4 Lo alee : |
_ _ BAST SIDF A125) DOWN | . Zr iasjerea walls "wagtrone closets, | MULTIPLE LIS JE See / Dave | ae mee ee | BUSINE Se
path pm cashes 2 bam war mide! nome -4 a 1 peers ral te spboards and boleh Kitch: gaye ; STING SERVICE = 2-082) ; 1% ft pease LOTS j | ole ie
| or 4“ ying snes we 2 ber atetN other extras m § , { ef ; > ———" on : : |
‘ Se ate ie eae i2 WM . Master ee ~N at ioe ae m expandabie Tro 4 silos terme oo ee ote it sion rooms pa . Meve in now § ROCHESTER AR EA R. J VALUE a [pale FARMS . | ONE CLASS € } |
and full bas room. front aetes bullt ceo hodern Siicnet (e room aiiacned « throughou Orr here vou want it 4 a Built . arae lot 100 completed ter “ol a RE ae R f ¢ orale Ss |
= poards bet us earage built { nac e150 base iS 3 . bar ILL AGE 345 Oak! malt } (CG) ror ; land top #
; 7. New ement Sewer an ch wun-tepe ol nr eth mun alt in pe nace bath si R ment. fd Fe ™ full bacem y akland Ave wr 4 [Eas , ee pan county. B.
i" sree, elore, to rarrivieg iat: lay (cioeel A Vater ra a arecee ii eae aw eau careiens “ TR Be Bemecements 08s MULTIPLE LISTING AE. FE 000) | 3 7t me an ESTATE per “mont grossing parking
achoo js, tite Ss of 4 ei ! owe fult base - ight away ents Sea Hasemmar RM oH VIC hom bed ' nth and ver
aes ttimsciste, bower Bote, tn ose ee ifing Weil aun fooring Com: | ART pasemens rnc GM garage RENT TT heme his heme Ray been rr move "ins summer Same owner
JK pelos fon ReiGn Ra. Waren dead to Duek Leke » built of Sours ae money doen | acre aes eerie home on Ve ee a Ot on waver T © SP Lae minute . ha Morar a . ts . © own
aitor w open si : ni decor rom lak N , re homes ass 2-082) Mars » birch cupb: JT kitchen Roe
7 pee on ap +4360 | Fy hes BAYDES Reali MAR | ’ ( eorg ation Andtional tamed een [] J WW | \ VER” scout rough Rent Adat-R pas IA Peaid ay peted ye . tre TEI
: : Licked wens 0 r e R. ] able 85.000 wit acres ava) <S t, Broker SOO Pine ster Onk floors SENAY s cee hutlding s:t a
eit aoa ~ iow abiie are { uated .
eis * FE 4-046 Open Eves Irwin? n $1 150 down IKET hous : a ote Lovely den o dow and bs Lee beatiod Gar ce
’ . : t REALTOR IS e, apart EOL AC af m ist fda ‘eh war Lear AD
‘ ieaa W Huron” v7 FF soo! ee eb rer | B.D. CHARLES. Rea! tor “ep on POP LOOK hi Pega t yen’ Chicken house 98 'n, ca ea shoe nuiers cl Bett We Tavera
‘ Oe h-04 no ante { . ior © by owner: Fi ‘ t ’ bh gs have arn eset ! toe
‘ , or Co-aperstive Tes ten Ba eee 40531 oe ie saithe ae “aon INE =. W ant Ads grve areas one a ves Tools Barn ce tae aha naee. than
ote jzchange ™ 3-7890 8 Téiegraph ncteanntits whi basement type a -Ontard,. ' door Lorat jan \
. : Eres. Tas f a‘ coal ae you A into’ th ‘Out of the altos OM CAI . , .
x , . * Fe 50m aa Ce she n Ra M cTIoN. Dial HE coe ewan) 9 pal Cat) Ce a ll mS ne BUSINESS
EME “/ 5 4 . : Y 24 x °? 28181. ntiae “a Miles | ~~ S « ORPORATION
= 1. HBR
“ ~ . > JOWN A
4 f a ; ‘tne Ow x Re ; 1 aNDMTras!
ie =a z . % a ‘ i . : W. Rupes mk Cis ; . 187) 8 ities Ly RnOEE
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$15 Baldwin Ave
cia
ne
pla
$25 to. $500
GROCERY
Buckner’s’
: Sars wees ou
res mal sym You foe full” emoust. Me 3200 Disie Hwy. ded . % block |W of Telegraph
Cost Open Mon.-Tues. Logs ey é Fri eves. Bucks or ie z BORROWING at
HOT DIGG !! HO 2 ie sETY!!! | Get mosdes on uickly xo roren, from friendly ustard an vets restaurant. | loan
ar wWpment, supplies and build
ing. “$106 down $65 per mo Plus Jease. |
RIDGEWAY
FE 46207
SUNOCO SERVICE .
STATION f lease in Clarkston. Michigan ——
Finance Co.
eressive individual for perigee pee pee, wont ve. Vv r > a
iBierview™ one Bust, PC t Pontiac nd Wloor National Bids. m. 5 Ea
thru Pri. or write P. 0, Box Drayton Piains 4513 Disie Hwy.
——— * Walled lat e Beruston
ATTENTION: JEWELERS ‘\ at bo An excellent small jewelry busi-
Dess on eee w i
& accts.
Owner retiring” Onty ‘S3190 Don't \
miss this
WILL TRADE Ladies lingerie & foanéaiien gar ments Stock consists ~ \
of name
brands only Est 15 yrs. Rea- NEED sonable rent Owner retiring Rea-
ct «
rece ep Biche eet Marees, With, tast courteous service and’ or contrac! e
Co,. 33 W. Huron FE S-8183
A Got DMINE!
Near Mio Completely equipped ee srert Gas pump Cab: on pkyments to fit your budget?
should visit our -pew
tice so convenient to
shopping. where new
—- Then’ you modery
parking
330 5 fs Id. 1. pittanbal \consultation rooms await
mote! che Hineesd (lareee Adal, you On, ge r< $8121 and flee. $8950 i ten us your
DRESS SHOP
Downtown. Needs cew owner. Es- He m ce A
tablished over 25 years. Ideal O e uto
for 2 women. Possibilities anlim-
ted Grae itil sch ree| LOOM Company THEEMA M. ELWOOD i, Perry street ‘|Hours: 9 to 5; Saturday 9 to 3
__ Mortgage Loans 54 LTOR
6143 Case Biteabets Ra.
_5-1284 w PE $-3844
BEER AND FOOD _
Recommend |.
: wa Vv
= fonsUhta Rita Tee sas . ta |
ac also size ranges in Electric and
at extraordinary values.
chig Piuorescent 3 Oreh-
At EIROEGUR hele ld Chipeta
and reior ‘or ¢ot-
e FE
Bt.
ENDIX
“New, fully gua: ‘nstalled. No down delivery, payment.
Wiper week. eat washer, late el. HN p:! coat itién $39 Phone MY
“BASEMENT 26X30 ON LOT 66X200 | blue rite included. Phone FE
5-5222
BOT” TLE GAS low
ON DIXIE HWY. | | LOANS $600 TO $1, 500 | 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 Fully equipped restaurant and For any purpose, an AY FT. WALLTILE 25¢ r with 100 ft on Dixie FExcel- = modern net in a AR HOU’ AINT. GAL., $1.95
pak peal, bidg 26x40 ft. Good} Oakland County. \ - a f nL ee | bo ‘round business. Gross §3¢,- 3. «For me additions or Liat. VIN Aes PAINT OAL 83.
ate edie! Cael eed| pet Aledbearaer BYERS, 4 W HURON. FE" | pe month Everything goea:, 3. To rough-tn or enclose
nd, building and equipment. | houses Partly constructed. CHROME DIN NETTE SETS AS-
Gi | ‘ To pullensuat marage or on four ch these 5 bapadota! oat ets: aragce om. ~
iroux-Franks _ = in Waa li apr eg ye ese are ope 1956
OENERAL REAL ESTATE pply ational Bu designs famous make formica
See) Dixie Be Se701 | —= Pontiac. ¢ ot a supers ison “territie values. —___Open_u: unttl 8: _Sat Jt 3 | Swaps 55 Mich aD Fluorescent, 303
RR SAAS Ce ard
AL TURNINO LATHE corks MAMPER END TA-
Canal alt "altachmseute: also gerdyo bles, dishes, pelon t rrier Ives
| tractor and all PB ices 2 cover for erawier tractor or loader or ox _‘wing ehatr, MI 416-3185, _
18 THE “BIRD” TQ, SEE _ 4542 Jamm_ Rd. FE 4-9028. | SoLDSFOF CU, Fr Aoi
oe w trade in on used | COLDEPOT REpRIOERATOR FoR TODAY oo EC ALS | care H. 9. Van Welt. OR 31 rs is8.. Neale, PE PE ¢17
Prosperous Thumb area commu-.FURN HOUSETRAILER FO Gap ~ 81 543 _SEPRIOERATOR nity. Well constructed ,2 | story; _ Goo son ruck. Will «ll or trade. bed. Te gape ob or = 5 ely FE
brick bidg.. , “with 6 room owner's! Jostyn Rao my
apt. Wil show top return on im LiviING ROOM 8U coop r : s DAVENPORT A AND WITH a of $1) down plus | con ne for set golf clubs. tailo slip covers, 850. FE
ONLY $11.00 full price on this MAYTAG WRINOER WASHER | rofttable mote] business near) for sewing machine or cash MA | _ 6-6600 miiae Manager's ie plus 12,
— units all neatly furnished!
with Aluminum Steel Furniture SEL GARDEN TRACTOR OR
Gross near $16,500 last year. Good trade for meta! boat motor. lease. Terms Or cement mixer Kenneth Thom. as 7, Park St. Oxford A-l BOAT LIVERY. Bes bl is tlon om very popular: lak a ere eee _ poled
agente Fed Mod Ural Lea ‘| ment or trade for housetrailer roa. * akefron Cc 1 Peace ate veoralikewie mand S cuner _or_car Pontiac. Press Box 20.
rentals Idea] location for bait SWAP IN YOUR OLD LAWN MOW-
and tackle shop or boat and motor er off a new Eolipse hand or pow-
dealer. Full price 844.000 on er mower See us for al] types
terms. of lawn fertilizer, Scotts & John-
son's grass seeds. trellises, border
fence, and al] spring houseclean-
ing needs We rent lawn rollers,
seeders and Have
yr a mewss eet bow.
BARNES HARDWARE TRULY ONE OF THE BEST out-
standing grilis in Pontiac Excel-
lent location on ¢lane highway. | e@djacent to new government pro})-
ect. Now grossing $40.000 and will,
increase tremendously with new!
development Best ef equipment
$13,900. on terms aa 742_W. Huron St Basy Parking
WARD F. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR B E 4-3581) 1960 W HUR
REAL FSTATF & BU CaINFSSES
THRCUOUT MICHIGAN
Open T1109 % bedroom brick with a bath
_ eungstown aitchen base-
"Sale Land Contracts, ‘82 ment. with recreation room, New- vy decorated throughout Only
— PER CENT DISCOUNT BAL- $13.950 Will accept smalier home
ANCE $6000 AT $60 MONTHLY, ‘© ‘rade 6 PER CENT INTEREST Se-
B. NEEM ANKAMESES eured by 5 room modern bunga- low with oak floors. plastered prealLTORS FE 0528
Walls, basement, extra lot, Cost J77_8 Telegraph Eves. & Sun
A thet tar Cig ike men) yeahs
136 uron 649 or, FE 44813 Ask. for _ For Sale Clothing _ 56 Mr, Clark
Money to Loan 53 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. BOTH : a P s and girls Sizes 8 & 19.
Cs ea pene ee condition FE 40152
, oN Y 1 NEE Pee ee ‘FOR SAL&, SIZE 6 WHEN YOU NEED "FORMAL ‘ron sate, SIZE 1 18. O° oF L “OW FORMAL.
Excel] cond rE.
< Sille Household Goods 57 57, Yow ¢hi get tt quickly qn your tur sense nr? PIECE ROSE LIVING ROOM |
budge po NUL ed occasiona)
you with Ae | chairs Carpe Samo table =
- tables Coffee tables Janity
ble and misc articles FE 2-4 "4408
2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE &
extra chair $35 FE 61452
IN ANCE C 2 PC JEIVING ROOM SUITE WITH PIN NCE CO! sie hean eee Sere TTR | toa Pontiac stata) Benkniie 5; = ‘LIVING ROOM SUITE Zo ; : Philco refrigerator. Double cup-
GET CASH Ol [OKI y board T', ft long OR 3-230.
* . . yo = yu etrite Fc
TEC
tage BEDROOM SUITE FOR COT-
complete with box springs
& mattress FE 56-6356, 550 Va- Up to $500 | lencla
1948 to 1955 cars Bring your ;
title Most deais closed tn 30 Sx LED TS “PANEL 00
minutes. Loans also made on fur-
niture, signatures and other se 5 ROOM DURO. THERM O10 BURR. e fa
curities. Tt. with n. 783 Emtry St
RM DUC ERM OIL HEATER, fl FE ¢
Oakla nd FT STeoNaR ~REFRIG > tor, Kenmore washer, 3 plece
living room suite FE 5 5330 q
PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM
outfit Rose woo! carpeting 12213 Loan Company: 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
PE 2-9206 ,” _after 6 30,
ROOM or all day Saturday
HOUSE FOR RENT.
must go
| ise FF 3-0219
GAS SERVEL Johnson, Pon-
REFRIO _
TE. AGU if If INANC E ECO! _celient on OR 3-2894
= 17 RCA USED CONSOLE TV
202" N. MAIN | “'ss0.95. TV antenna kit $0.98. ROCHESTER..MICH. WALTON TV LOANS nifes 2 $500 Wa Iton, Cor Josty: ty FED 22-2257
oe een 18 cue rt , UPRIGHT & KELYINA-
USEHO! GooDs tor freerer 2 vrs. old
Ph_Rochester OL e0TtY Ol T0016) O) Beilévue | take Orion,
21 'N JACOBSON § LAWN QUEEN |
one summer
ottoman,
60 IN META! CABINET SINK |
Complete with fixturee Double
anh } @rain Just right for that lake
xtra asi | cottage! OF 10208 i
. 80 GAT EIFCTRIC TOASTMAS- i : ter new Baby bugger. eood con-
Service ign Fe aaa: ; anes reer) 1056 va GINAIRE — -REFRIG | | Yow ean borrow $20-$500 quick ello Aa Ante : es urniture i low rHes ire with freezer \
” eres on mt nnanrsere UP: tlect at 4427 i
pose Up. A RUY' SMALI RADIO’ $6 TO)
aan s tn repatl $12 eres players $12 to $18
HOUSEHOLD sgh e | anour ANYTHING Re WANT
\FOR THE HOME CAN be FOUND
i AT L&& BA
A Ifttle out of the a ead but a lot
Corporation of Pontiac | lesa to pay Special wile “ther | — 3% South Saginaw St Kay Bide Jast. lawnmowers §2060 a up. |
2nd: Noor _Phone FRderal 40835| Gae and electric refrigerators. |
ee | ranges and water heaters. Bath- | 4 bd room fixtures. beds chests, dress. |
ere vanities and springs and
| mattresses. Living sites trols
occasional ehaire tables, lamps, |
$28 to $500 $25 to $500) Ty cots radios rugs dinina»room COMMUNTIY LOAN CO suites. dinette sets and ma
3% FE Le FE 27131 omer misc items MEW & vsED °
PRIEN: SNDLY_ SERVICE s,s Vitnit pur trade- in dept. for real {
bargs
| USE "OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
' “CASH NOV PAY LATFR PLAN
Get eash rou need row Pay
Rete in monthly amounts vou cas
Phome write or come in
"BENEFICIAL | and Inok around 2 acres of free
parkin ‘5
OPEN DAILY ® TO 8
AND AUN. 12-5
tL & 8 SALES CO
4 miles E of Pontiac. or 1 mie
i of Auburn Heights on Auburn
NANCE CO. OMe
TW. fise aw. E 2-9240) races FE 5-024)
"\
2 \ “ | JOORS, $8 \*
ij
plus runner gas range FF: ¢4161 ,
and furniture for sale. Everything |
36 |
EX- |
converts + powrr mower used |
» $80 Chair with
oe into bed $15 2408 Pine Lake |
Ave. Keego Harbor
DELUXE Pasy IRONER.
pena To: A A
| DELUXE’ ‘BUOND BDRM. BUITE. box springs inner Lae}
mattress. triple dresser an
chest room . suite
Huteh Cu rd and 4 chairs,
ox15 < pat. Crosley 1
Console T" \Storkline Baby bed
with “Can't Wet" Mattress. This
furniture like new Used 2 months.
PE 2-0301 \
DRESSER - ANTIQUE, LARGE ¢ drawer, solid ahogany. Exc.
cond | $55. FE sen
DROP LEAF TABLE AND 6
_ chairs. Phone FE ¢-
ELECTROLUX LA‘ MODEL,
like new. Take over balance of
or yments of Pores for
_4 mos, Dealer Phone
ELECTRIC STOVE, $25, SI TDIS
Other household ar-
ticles Reasonable. FE 4
ELECTRIC STOVE, 620; Tf __ $15, good | condition. FE x,
ae Sed . LARGE “Di ET reese 4
FOR SALE — FLOOR TARE.
| electric roaster, electric 1 |
silver tea t and tray Waste |
baskets, china, 40-inch Prigt\ 5
| datre electric range, miscellane-
| ous Ci 275 Chip
Ave, upstairs from 6 to
FREEZER 1966 11 Cu FX. Chest
Nationally Advertised
$199 THE’ L.A WAQNER CO. Lmtd Opdy&
p-0421
FRIGTDATCE at AUTO. WASHER, Al-
yea00 new Kenmore ironer. FE GAS STOVE $25, REFRIOERATOR
je vision table & 4°
chairs $25, 2 rugs with pads. $00, “et T 935 Argyle, P'E,..@-2456.--_
GE FREEZER 12 PT LIKE NEW ' Regular $39095 now only $189.95
i MI 6-1500
| GENERAL ~ ELECTRIC IC (REFRIG. |
ang Hotpoint stove _ | PE 4-087. |
GOOD COIL SPRING. MATTRESS * and dresser, chean Laundry tub
stand, storm vindows FE 2-0731.
2 PIECE “LIVIN.: ROOM SUITE, |
large writing desk
thairs corne
| glider PE 2-960 | LA POINT REFRIO ti CUBIC |,
rsreeaty Labia (patos Only
HonPOINe Wa eee “HEATERS 55
gal anata d 912095 80 gal in--
stalled $169.95. R, B. Munro Elec-
trie Co. 1960 W. Huron
KIDNEY SHAPED ‘DAVENPORT |
and chalr, $35. Bassinets and pad. |
$5 Stortiine burger. $12 Baby | seates, $3, 2 lam» tables, ‘] each. |
2-pr. Priscilla curtains 36" wide. |
$2.50 and 130°" wide, $750. Good | 53-4250 | | _cond on OR Bee
/— LORD'S SPECIALS _ | 5 pe dindete set $40 95
2 pe spta-bed $49 05
Used FY's from $24 5 ae
Hide-a-bed, from $13095 ... Used Gas a $20 ‘|
ORD'S |
eatin and Appliances 128 W furon Sst FE 5-508}
Where Wrigley's Used to » Be ;
| LINOLEUM. .38& A YD. 9x12 Ul bs as
| 49 t Roe 4 | $4.95 house paints, gal. an
| Heavy serves cana
277 Baldwin, Nr, Rundell |
| EEvino none SoiTE AND 2 airs FF ¢345
MAYTAG Sen R GOOD CONDT. ,
tion $20. 47390 Pinedale off of
Sashabaw
MEN'S REGISTERED SET TOF
Spaulding ‘rons Kenmore au-
tomatic washer, 16 Inch television. |
Chrome kitchen set OR 3-7331
MOVING | MU te SELL. WALNUT
bdrm. furn., re leather kitchen set. desk, studio couch 5632. Lib
crest, Crescemt Take
|/MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE,
breakfast set davenport. good
condition, Cheap. FE 2-7508
[MAPLE BED MPLETE AND |
vanity for sale 3-5640
MOVING FORCES SALE BREAK. pic- fast set. tables. bookcases,
one lamps. ith oe |
maho
tures, wool scatter
Two ge chairs—
fe
Living room suite 529.00
Dressers : 10-00 |
19 drawer chest... 6.00 | \4 ene rs and table . 15 00
er 29.00
| Chuld s roll-top desk and chair 10 50
Mahogany drop-front desk _- $10.00
tL] piece sectiona) 79 00
13 plece rattan set £39 00. d china 25 00
Corner ¢ air rd 10 90
| Radio com table model ” 20.00
| Book shelves §.00
Baby stroller 6.00
| Play pen § 5.00,
Come in and vars on all oat and |
used furnitu |
We buy eel) ‘04 exchanee every- |
ing the home;
OAKLAND
FURNITU Ne,
104 8. Saginaw
: aINOER se moan -ROUND BOB-
| & 95 Norge auto. washer cies oo | W-tne
Sale Househald Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous Ou
Mee weit WRINGER T Nha sis ae 1
er ar
w only $7805 Mi 6 3b. I
ES “ONLY TAPPAN GAs RANGE | 7 30 in. visualite oven, Holiday mod- MODEL &R 40 AND 1 MODEL 8.
81 Civic Patrol Halicraiter radios
$1235 for both. OLive 11-0331 .
18 HP MOTOR USED FOR
cutting lumber Also 10 24in. ctr-
_el new, $150, FE 2-/630. _ ee aaa boseg & ~— robd
PECTI ANGE, 670. pully tor ¢in. beits
tt pel EM) Gn Wiring ‘and wiich ‘box with mo-
Plastic. Wall Tile. .2c ©a.| dere 1.1004 : Gacietmes lnoleum......... *ubchaeia ng
tue peiet.:..........2. 3 ' er qeore, 8p eee ve 3 outboard motors os. T00x30,
Harold Pag Lio.” i Sate trang ca POWER Lite Moto-Boy reel power mower. MA dio-phono.,. 615. Gas * 3440. -
Chrome set, $28. Sewing machine | ij pr. FREELAND METAL BOaT. — $15, . 2 hp. Sea King caiaeanht motor. RCA VICTOR 17 iy, LIKE EW. Also 48 toch cut Jacobsen, self
_in wonder . Hite pr _ ore bar mower. 3080
RCA TY 4 TN BEAUTIFUL tele Hes OR ¥Sea5 bion@ oak _ $90. FE 5-0188. 16 GAUGE SHOT GUN WITH ROSE DAVENPORT fete a beperost ho} wheal Neasee oa.
a art Oe BED wee tall pipe for station wagon re
Modern sofa bed is modern step | Pickup. $5 d4280 tables, watching coffee table. two | 6 YR OLD VIOLIN iaxis IN. decorator lamps, Revel plate mirtor, outside doors AL and windows. good Kion,
P AREON'S BANK. FURNITURE eee zie LON ARSON’ — 2x #8. 6 to ; ___ 47 ORCHARD LAKE AVE ___ weined! Ate Porat come ; fined
7-PIECE LIVING
- ROOM GRO ioc Fin GL TANK WITH GAGE. Used 3300 Elise. bos, 3 madera! poth a Ro Rata
975-04 ‘TANKS.
Gaus, he deg 2 eae fu cap.
_$31, FE
ae CEMENT BLOCKS. aLad
: - vanized pipe
pump FE 4836 ; ALL FO
ONLY $2 WEEKLY -
Pearson’s Bank Furniture
42 Orchard Lake Ave. aihipa, 115,000 USED GAS FURNACE FOR REBUILT WASHING MACHIN sale, cheap, Used 2% months. FE en ashes ranteed. le Eleo-| 8-3772 . fo) tes
_trie, 602 N Johnson. FE 4-5168.| 4c LITTLE AUTOMATIC FLOOR
ROASTER OVEN. WESTINO- foruace. $70° double joundry tre house. Larg com with; $15 Both very good. sensi - rex dishes original 8. _after 4:30
00 valu ae, ope terctie git, ACETYLENE CUTTINO TORCH & out. maxe rr
Sichidtn Plcrescest So) Orchar | -#00eeS. M6 PR Ste. later Pre eee Plan ‘ary new ow
~6PIECE BEDROOM & week. Ray Remo. PE 318) . SET fore 9 am. or after 6 o.m.
Beeutitut cresser, large. wire, ANCHOR FENCES
drawers 2 boudoir lamps FREE. ESTIMATES PE ston,
ALL FOR $99. "PAY _| ANYONE iE BUILDING OWN HOME |
-ONLY $2 WEEKLY pes “Cal PE - vot «pr
Pearson’s Bank Furniture | “avro TECRAROE: ued Betta 42 Orchard Lake Ave FE eres! eri pple $10,000
| SCHAIBLE GARBAGE DISPOSAL! «yTamage” Lt an awe
¢8: 0. 8. piuare Electric Co.| Insurance, 212 Redruth
pi ieee al Ie ot SY PTT IT X36 ON Tot sei
SEALY COUCH BED Like waw, | PASEMENT 28X0 ON LOT. saxao0 Step table leather top Lazy | 5-5222.
SINGER PORTABLE 2159 AND SEPT ALO PE Me AUD COnROE a ri
home! ¢c L. nip Leper la per minute head
81110,
~BURMEISTER onsole, 80.
_ demonstration. OR _3-0702.
odel. Take papa a
ance.
mo Deane: rE fire
SINGER BEWINQ MACHINE. 4x8\%" Piasterboard ......... 8 1.28. ', Portable. Can be tm a cabl- 4x8%, Plasterboar, 155
net $22.50 FE2014030 | reeds -8 Pia: eens vaceces @ 2.75
.SPECIAL, EUREKA VACUUM erboa: $ 196 v Omaaee 96095. Floor model ‘10 a 4x12 also tp stock.
R.\B. MUNRO, 10960 W. Huron.
8P L. HOTPOINT WASHER aid er. $288. R. B. Munro Elec.
i W. Burren.
aes \ BOUGHT, BOLD, EX- seeds oo 602 Mt. Clem-
TAPPAN SLUXE GAS RANGE, _ cabinet cink, Nesco valccirss
Pecater . cabin-t. occasional
_table 4-Ao8A
TRADEAN DEPT. WASHERS AT BIO DISCOUNT All guaranteed $29 95 u
Guaranteed refrigerators ot 4 BURMEISTER
-Northern Lumber Co.
DOORS
doors at less wholesale
prices. Cabinet ware at 20
gg off,
PLYWOOD CoO.
1488 Baldy Baden Ave PE 32-2543
rDRAW TITE HITCHES OR CADMIUM
ae
nee eae
st Ome BHP.
FOR BALE: 1 fear BOXES Be white ote tal . All for
. H. P. Sutton 9-6432.
FURNACES
7 ft. steel $1.00
Everything to “airy anything,
BLACKETT’S
BIILDING SUPPLIES
draw e coffee grinder “many small
fi ays Desk, radios, violin and
case,
er, folding screen. Charles eleo-
trie stove. Electric Moor polish-:
er, bieycle, shutters,
and Btratton engine dishes and
misc. After 7 p.m. Fri-all day
Sat. 879 Wallace Birmingham
ELEc CABINET =e
lec Brigg«gs
oe
storms &
R. Laszelle, 2600 Silverside Dr
ELECTRIC SINGER SEWING MA- in binet.
¢ ca Take over pay-
i ir
EXTRA—SPECIAL Ui v's up
WITH
~ of building Sorais ans ma
com: - from feist to the
jock on Re door.
RECLAIMED BRICK 63.00 Per C
Redi-Mix Concrete & Mortar $1.15
your os
New Flush Doors from
Let us figure yoyr job, naaieen:
perek: garage, or complete!
SURPL US LUMBER &
MATERIAL SALES CO. 5340 Rigaiane Rd (MSe@) OR_3-7002
FURNACES
Pow. ER (s) 8 ALL SIZES, pate AND paces. FOR ER DEMONSTRATION. CALL
PE 5-2620 s fo BATH-
sieos; hand
ry.
Pree RTANDING TOILETS $19.95 32 double sinks 0.05 Waaneoete with fittings © 1 88 3 colored bath with
rE
‘ulars
A ING BU:
172A Saginaw
POR BALE: bi ELECTRON (Strobe Fiash IT) 5 Has fee
feries wood condition Phone FE)
Pr wiFER
‘Thompson. © 8 Perry
HOLLAND PURNACE WITH NITH HEAT
see furnace cont, | wip:
Store. 7 miles out Baldwin, Arm-
ong floor Phone bre 7.0033 ee
Lae paints
Garage Doors
STOCK
6° Drain Tile
~- ef) sizes
he of fittings
Tease a flue
| Bl J & wall
BLAYLOCK COAL. &
61 Orchard Lake Ave. — haath He
| JIG SAW “ARM. TWIN
3-6061, fo
BEDS
_Qr
_ KITCHEN CABINET TAIN NKS
mous make beautifu model
$90 value 649.50 Siig! ay marred
in paoms pad pevereal 34° and
‘om rrific Values.
Michigan
_ard Lake “ar
Rs 6 ei 21311
LAWNMOWER ae AND air cool ed service 9140
Pontiac Lk SR OR 3-721).
LET Us HELP YOU WITH. LYOUR
olor painting problems. Hun-
drede af calora to chose from in
rubber base of jell magic — no
Table ton Ete ee ae mee Lad 8197 Cooley Lake drip paint: free porting in rear
SE YO oot Pontiac EM 3-417] . ‘EM pie of store. Oakland Fuel and Point WYMAN *S f petro ieeramh 4 # TE a ae Orchard - Lake Ave.” F
18 W Pike © \ PED 41123 rott
TRADE ELECTRIC cd on) Bs TancOM Cees een Cr Cee LIONEL & AMERICAN gas ranges < py and coa). Hot water and steam WE AINS —— — | boilers, automatic water heater, ely As pee and er RADE =21N . DE hardware electrical supplies. enuine) tnctory pa Free test
PRICES SLASHED Crock and tile, gaivanized cop-| 0 actory analyser.
BUY NOW reve vE Rr ‘as and yrs SoreC rene Bros. | TASKER’? 63 W. HURON 8T
hiving room suite 800 | Tapecr Nd Fee a | NEW AND USED uk “comp. ete pe 1. ‘a e tab Leth te
robm 8 T1995 | BEEP AND Sere wie ainh Jota [eee nd) epravens. pe complete $1995 quarters, Opdyke Market, FE it will hold one. Tim P A. deposi 1 hot 26° boy» bicycles . $21.95 67041,
tte $26.98 — an yments available WP: Miller
|» Oe roe ASY TERMS “| Caan Seale Donon arden end Lawn fquipment, | 8
inv rie ne re ene |S EES A RR | rie e 4112 rOKs 1 ir from I NEW S ’ 4 ares bi st USE D “ELE LECT RIC \_ Thompson, 6 iP badd Pi Bessttut mahogany flush doors,
W ATER HEATE RS CHECK OUR USED APPLIANCES | “CHU RC H’S ING.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE, | SOME) Reliceionn cto cw ton 8 squlrrel_¥a Pe 2.0033
anes Sizes- 30 OA Toe Ranges at $19 95 NEW GALVANIZED PIPE _ GA TAKE YOUR PICK, 949 80. | Tels? sony eva en ae jie in (2) Pt lengine Iie
wn TAWRENCE FESS ist RN OEE ON se Lee nop ye pr MBING Mewprty
'G8ED GAS RANGES $29.50 AND (172 8 Saginaw FEE ‘8-210
up. R. B. Munro Electrie Co. {*!-W Huron Fr «1538 ew & USED PORTABLES. WILL
~ 1060 W. Huron USED FURNITURE INCL, RE-
fas Alpay os stove, etc. @8 Elm |
— slightly factory marred Call af
USED BADE: IN factory showrooms. Michigan
Lake
oon of CEOCOnS tures newest. ‘brightest and most |
modern type of lighting for kitehb- coe, 5 and rec-
preorescene. 303) Orchard
Discount Smishcount
Washer ever CALL IT WHAT YOU LIKE Gas Range 29 CES
Electric range ... 3 ORARD TO BEAT. Davenport and cha'r $3950 | we by + leted it 8 piece dinin sulte $49 50 pan jest eomole bal bt tas
RCA TV ¢ $89 95 | cage wm cterialan es
MANY ITEMS | , oritatariine
THOMAS ECONOMY | oxe's “ata LENGTHS fc Lt FT Rouse) palo aaa “‘~ToDMITI DE Cr | 2X88 ALL LENGTHE. 10c LI FT| 2nd eallon at tc om
FURNITURE CO: OAK FLOORING. $8 <r 100 ta th TWO gallons for 00 CONVENIENT TERMS | DOORS. WITH JAMBS, $396. up. Rubber base paint, gal. $3 #9 361 S Saginaw St | COMPLETE WINDOWS bs Roller or pan Ic 01 PONTIAC. MICH ‘SASH SOc up 1 gal. paint & roller or pay 83.00
STUDIO COUCH FAIR CONDI- , BATHTUBS $190 FLOOR SHOP tion OR 13-6151 larae stock of 226, 2210, 2xi2, ws s Rt. Oven @ to .
HOR WASHINGT MACHING. “A | tata all lengths ey ar aginaw
aa cameron FE €0 eee “marie et lator, POWER MOWER USED HOTPOINT RONEN wee QARAGES TO WAECE . 3 HEADQUARTERS
Used Refrigerators TORO-ECDIPSE AND SCOTSM
es ds Pas ids UNION WRE CKING CO. Winch rotery mowers ese a8
New Norge Aa MAIN YARD, 31248 W. 8 MT. heporiel. self propelled Toro mm
Sweets yas, rane Appliance job Yard 9609 Gra ration t ar. Harper { rota le ; : pratt
bead ad : ed Malthe Dat? 8-00 No 6 Sun. 10 tw 2. Beer eet Sreatumaaeh ian hand. |
vacouin “et ERS. PART 8.|—*-7 the Toro power handle. It| enh ns ol. makes. 986 Myrtle " 4 8 drives a whole family of yard Mralhcers 00D WESTINGHOUSE xX masen ee mowers. tillers, snow |
Bs EM ie! co a Ps bear eee pee Wets fo!
fo- .| Trade is ecaepled. Terms orators:
a ne yscore All mowers are serviced) bet ay leaving our store Facto rain
| wat HER, wee ped ‘SUITE. small engine mechanic assure
ay Gab TESNTIAC COACH CO yovatinl Rotary th v7 ay 7 ¢ ngtil) Rotary ome
i A mane amen | 418 _Diste Hey _ Drayton — waeeee tire wheel barrows
| yp ite CLOSING OUT GS °)
4 eed Queen washer 8 A800 Se Ininid tile (0x9) KE =LLY’ SHARON ARE
ths 6 5 Worcs 10 éu. ft. ref’ $188.00 Sc wall tile ae fh ast ra ores: oni
$3 rf Motorola 21 in. TV con- $495 paint $1 69 eal Auburn Heights 3
sol $279 95 Lioleus aoe We yd , PHELPs ELECTRIC HARD ARE, $240 95 Norge 2oven gas bber bare paint $3.95 gal. Bullding suppiles. OR 31 OR
pias Pe SMITE S. 257 S. Saginaw |
GET 11 QUICK,
| through Classified Ads!
deat mre TE It Norge washing Machine,
nette cet $25. couch & hare Cia writer and get it! |
‘|
10 in table saw, % HP motor, $06. |
OR #7141. 289.95 eres elec
Tae baad “$179 95-~
i HERS TO CHOOSE
FROM
4 YEARS TO PAY
ht led Saginaw ,
CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX- ;
ood selvage materials, Buy now |
adjust of) and grease any make
stewing machine within @ radius
of 16 Buea for ly 62. Parts
extra, FE 4 35 Auburn.
| OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO
ook ike new - en your g@
ree ais Pe tse ew garage doors.
hea ma PROZEN CUSTARD
stand Practically new frozen
custard machine and deep freeze
_for sale OR 3-4585
PACHOUD WRECKING CO. | 2901 Dixie Hwy. —-s_—SPE.«*8-9108
PENNY PAINT AINT SAT ao
3.1218
| REY TYPE POWER MOWER. Just overhauled OR 3-7982
eee FOR SALE REA- sonable. } FE 4-1082
gular and case, small iron-|
ft. gy ie and tx ep ta |
mente PRICED 10 SkLL. WE
te
Fiuorescent, 393 «~Orch-. ey Eke —\ ee vc PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1986" Lo - Business Opportunities 51/ a eee ee HAM For Sale Miscellaneous. 60 } Sale 5 Qoods 65| - ii te A ——— Vo a er en { Sd ) =P ANI SON HDWE.
IN! 185,000 Families | | cra AR LIVE BAIT
end
Clothes Posts
BENSON LUMBER CO. S48 8. _ Saginaw PE ¢254!
SAVE | ON
| SEPTIC TANKS Reinforced concrete
Installed tf desired.
ee 508 SEPTIC TANKS, AND FIELDS JN-
SOIL PIPE & Agrees x
Warwick's, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd | een * a pee
Worms, minnows. crawlers, boots
woe haraces, ‘cow bells
218 8 TELEGRAPH
Weebdave 9 to 6 n° 6 to ». af a
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
a1
*1 ‘TOP dirt,
Eugene Bennett,
GRADE TOP
| aereratl Jos fii OR
4
|
| —S SAND, 3-9500
6 YDS STRAW HORSE Ma- et _hure— debvered, $15. E ‘
ALL TYPES aA VEL a arouel L Slade FE 5-0448.
__Lake A
UNI-PLOW DEEP WELL POMP
2 A P. electric
RIG, 3" USED STAR DRILLING bles, for pw
Mile Rd.
VENTILA LA A IN G 10 FANS FOR |
Ue $29.95, alse large selection of
doo terrifie values.
Orch-
WANTED: TARPAULING) LADY
_Lost oddrecs. Pate “ent —
“WATER SOFTENERS 60.000 grains DOWEX
mineral Mw ee for 8189. o PHA
_terms, M
W INDOWS we — ales —— vents,
pela &
rast Bate AND 7; tis on OUR 38TH
OXnOW. WINDOW co.
eb Ss
Rd. — Mie
ee EM 3-4082
WORKING MACHINERY
all types. Stickers. mortises, ten-
se quindar eriteter "ee 34148. Union Lake Ra.
Do It Yourself 61 PPR ARADO
FOR PENT sander - hand sander ~
fare recu Cleaners, Oak rs
land Patet 46 Or-
_chard Lake. “ave PE 5-6150.
FoR AT PET PROJecT AT low prices, see Montcalm Bufld-
ers Bu . 16 W Montealm
. Weekdars @ to 6.
| cst 0 w 4 Closed every
Cameras, Equipment GIA
rp d
“EpPEnt's CaMen RTS CAMERA sHOP
5 PE 5-0615
Pt laces sore MOVING AND still camera’ on easy terms
4 PADDOCK FILM SERVICE 1032 W. Huron FE_5-8753
_Sale- Musical Go Goods 62
lar ¥R_OLD VIOLIN, exon cane
| tone cheap. OR > 8813
jae eae ACCORDIAN. MA 6-4541 Lt
| BRANBACK BABY. GRAND By Ae _By owner, $200 MAyfair 6- a
CLEARANCE OF TRADE-IN MER-
chandise priced for quick se | Magneven, 12° $45 TV . $40
Muntz 17 $10
Gonaresy Electric 14" TV $40
Wilcox GO 1% TV 5 $4.
Vacnavor 12"' three way ogre
$1n aawin ‘el 16" He
| Grinnet» Music Store: 27 8 Sag
CORNET. og tba @ AMBASSADOR iB i £iser r
These are slightly marred.
lchigan 30.or_ sgay = Orchard | ve
WNMOWER. es cord, In +}PA
3-308.
Senviccs teas "Orton. Tae.
KC. Po CuLlE PUPS, 7 WES. old,
AKC AKC Heo. IR RTE POPS
bebe Acellent [oath one cham 6 i 6539 Pontiac uk Rd.
__ PE 5-7040. .
COCKER Ml MALES. BEA core
=: - , Sgeries. Besswell
Rd., Farming- = =m 11 Mile road. GReen-
beat 44079 or GReenleat 44970.
FOR SALE CHEAP; SIX WEEKS
old German Pointer pups. also 3
lish Setter rE
GENTLE ¢ SPRINGER AND 6PAN-
— el, _$5 to good home. FE 5.0416. MUST SELL SPAYD DOBERMAN,
‘ood watchdog but gentle, $35.
PARAKEETS With OUARANTES.
ites. $01 Wain te PE Saas.
PaRAl AN ea, tood. Bince 1007. 864 Oakland ave. Par
Hed Be ter 1 ALL TYPES OF TOP SOIL,
trenching Fr Sez) om FE STi0e . rt, oars grav.
E _el__ Call" Woodie, PE" §-2008 SEPTIC TANKS #1 TOP son CRUSHED STONE, NPORCED CONCRETE fine on
FE ¢0428 ai ee _Pe tifia or SET OF GO! UBS NEw | 4-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STON best ler. Weich boodle bi sand, gravel, peat, Hari How-
seelisat t condition. § b. $15 PE 2.3481. « ve 3 hom
elec ee oe. my “Peat, bag or aay Whole- ra, a
feral, gee, heaters. tah, 8 a sale or retail. PE 24750, EM ) Perry Bt, 33226.
STORM SASH — com bepetion windows “ALMOST” GOOD
oo: a ENOUGH TO EAT
0 to 8 Om. CANNOT BE EQUALLED eo PUMP USED i WEEK,| Topsoil mixed to your require- | $35. 2363 Garland | ments. Peat,-am—ete
ao | preeoeene palveneed pois my load.
| Talbot Lumber. FE +4507 or FE 23-3066
for wet basement gse Thoroseal | p—-—-——~- > |
BEST GRADF TOP-SOIL TOP | = Bang, Sb sath, Stesinr Tene front eames: L, Slade. FE |
‘ ve, | _5-0448.
Ph FR 42022, BLACK DIRT AND PEAT TOP TIMBERS soll, stad and vel, fil and
eh ee 0 & OR | i
Nad thes ued tee BLACK DIRT, TOPSOIL AND FILL
BLACE DIRT TOP SOIL, 1 TO 2% . Prompt service. FE 3-7538.
brown AND sow 8ON, SAND, may. cd
Ping or FE eesth. CLAY LOA ‘TOP
sand in pti p P. 2.
Dunn, FE 6-1446.
CRUSHED STONE, SAND, GRAV-
el, fil), Earl Howard 48403.
COW MANURE & GRAVEL ie —aawon a
cow NORE ERAGE
eit
= one fond
BAL! SAND,
- gravel, fill dirt @ biack dirt. C.
SAND. , GRAVEL FILL AND TOR
sol), delivered any
3.2406
SAND & GRAVEL, PILL, DIRT. SPRINGER SPANIEL
_AKC reg. Lawiand. OR 3-4629.
~FROPICAL PIsH & 8U SUPPLIES
Pincomb's. 49 Park &t., pears
OA 62976
TOY
mi
DURA AM 0088
BAY GOELDINO, 6 | SOUND,
saddie “and ‘bridle, MA
Farm Produce 75
; et} Howland. EM 32-2248
41 GRAVEL. Buace
soll, Fir rE 5-9080.
SAND. GRAVEL, BLACK DIRT and soll, EM 33510, after 4
call OU G8 BAND. GRAVEL, FILL, TOR
soil, black dirt. FE 40sda,
SAND, GRAVEL. BLACK ae wait after 6:00 p.m. FE_3-1278.
SAND. GRAVEL. | FILL Theva
shredd top Trading.
EDDE TOP_ SOIL “15 6, 8
reason- yds all types. others at
_able. L Landscaping: FE PE_1-8725,
sand AND GRAVEL. “CL, BLACK
egies peat a rety « FILL DIRT.
TOP SOIL Very Best Quality 1
| dirt. C. Price
|
A ADING na
ND DELIV D This - sol] from Loos of highest
rated farms in this area of sich.
S7 Near Waterford depot. OR
12! TOP “BOIL, SAND, GRAVEL, FILL.
Cal Bob, OR 3-6548, FE 5-092,
Lance DISCOUNT ey LOWERY
Organo, make vour piano an or-
Col in minutes Gatiaghers, 18
Huron, FE 40566
MELLOW TONE ACCORDION,
Mother of Pearl. 120 RSs
_shiftp. $100 steals ft OL 10251.
SPINET PIANC, CABLE.
seen & Bech big discount.
wl Products Ce. OL ._2-6036 | “OL _6-0571
oo, PIANO. TUNING A AND REPAIR
ing Oscar Behmidt FE 2-5217
| PIANO. SERVICE. TUNING AND repair w Kelly, ¢ ORIando 3-3114.
RENT A SPINET PIANO Witt later, Al) money
paid in mine credited to your
rae Gallagher's, 18 E. Hu ron
MALL USED GRAND PIANO, $105,
Gallagher's 18 E. Huron. FE
$0866
katate) opt
TOP SOIL, PILL DIRT, RT, ROAD gravel, sind. FE 40
iP sol LACK _ Sint ORAY GRAV-
cl. We dover Sunday. FE 27111,
1 nOER ECs endece pers Pare 1 ys humus at Holida
ark Case-Elizabeth Rd.
wraHED—SAR SAND AN RA
stone, fill. dirt and op soll,
Whittaker, _ PE 17-0022
[WILL DELIVER
_top soll & fin « ‘art, ‘phe 2-3
8LAB WOOD AND KIND) ING $6
| _ a cord or two for $11. 2996.
‘WELL SEASONED FI
_furnace wood FE :
“Plants, Trees, = r} on ar |. Grown
ims seed. owt.
Out Biadwin to Clarkston rd. west, first farm,
oer; 0 Jack Canna . cape Orion. Phone evenings M
“KING BROS.
_ ron RS Pe TAA BUYS AT LEE'S © ing garden trac the
= ener-all-econom Ree
horse and Brady. Price =
Walking tractors, $120 up
tillers, $120 up. Clinton chain saw
$1 mowers at best pri wn, Terms to suit.
LEE'S SALES & SERVI
1 Clemens
~ BOTH NEW
FERGUSON TO 35
CASE 300 INDUSTRIAL AND FARM
HOUGHTEN ‘%& “Sons, North Main
and __OLive 1-076
USED B BoD. Tein wan REAL |3 CYMBIDIUM D PLANT, FOR ALE ALLI C Eon
j bargain Gallagher's, 18 Huron | ail with new growths OL 23756 mn sale Be os plow. co st FE | before 10:00 am /or all day Wed Bimpurst. Roval, Oak. Libert
‘Tarp 12. MASS ACCORDION | FOR SALE: 00, REAUTINOL | 01269, _ Gallaghers “1k FO 4 S +0560. iia | a heca Corey med sose Gee For NE Tg eh oll a ld
- ae . Bend for/free booklet - ow 2-643
SHE pine Eevge ay cera Plant Treef."" 7 miles north of | _packer™ Ron een veh ‘ine je Gtscount Os) | Pontiac on Disle Highway, turn\PORD FERGU SON TRACTOR,
_lauhe trop PE right at*Grgénge Hall Road at! \ very good condition. New tires, poeey RESPONSTRLY Panty Mathews linke and Groveland | ae FE > 7.8088
o take over low “monthly pay-| Eye Hospifa and go Y% mile to | 7ER ROTO TILLERS. NEW & Bene eee piane men he Groveland/ Parms ie ae Parts and seryi- demon-
| Creat Manager, Post Office bor | MUST BE/MOVED ¢.000 AUSTRE | s"ations at reiais cee _fl Oreenville Micht n “e *| mats LL COUN Lesa ton OS red ee Sopa lz Ville gen 36" Dig your ome Choice : Avis cod fs »
$2 each 6 for § ebed & Opd Sale Store Equipment 64 Drahner Oxford MI 46410 jae ow
4 FT GLASS SHOWCASE
\6. BY 7 WALKAN scales, slicing _o and other
store equifment. 30646
| STORE REFRIO £ pox ‘SHAPE, 4 or
som
also
Will sell anv of ral
36 | O8ED CASH REGISTE!
sed adding machine,
ea between _§ and ther truck.
2-355
AL
“eall
‘10 Dm.
WANTED ¢ FT, 0 GLASS 8H
case” OR 3-0119
_ Sale le Sporting Goods ~
_12%5 ore ee rE 44062
ROMEX, WY THE COIL, é€ PER NS - BUY - TRADE not Wail\boxes for duplex pluge,+_ Mantey_ Leaen LR 8t :28¢ ea. Main & range fuse papa LADIES ROLLER SKAT BET-
$995. G A. Thompson Lytle shoe, erciion like new
Per St ‘i ze Thy. $30. 4205
SALE ON GUTTER, aET OF 8 SPAULDING IROND. a WA wick’s, 2678 Orchard Lake Na.
COOLER, |
i EVERGREENS AT | Tices
ESIDE NURSERY
liz. _Lake_Rd FE 43033 TEES SUGAR MAPLE, |
in. ADy amount.
baled and burlapped. “Michigan's Ph. FE 5-0477 of PE $-0354
WIDE VARIETY OF FLOWERING
shrubs evergreens shade and or-
namental including white
bitch clumps popular prices,
Giad to assist vou with anv plant-
ing problem. Bader Nursery and Holt Nae 1700: Beott Lake Rd.
701,
OR 3
FAENTER END ROBINSON strawberry plants La
_taspberry plants OL 61882
7 €LOSING OUT SALE Must sell all nursery stock all evergreens for foundation ee
ing Lote of spreaders Head aero cone
TRADE “FORD 214 INCH PLOWS
ger rd bu Inch poet Lon wanted
Itivator, OLive 62576.
Leah DEFRE FARM TRACTOR,
Model M,- come with coed
Like new co! On,
running time, complete pre $895 for quick sale.
Haskins Chev. Dixie Highway at M16
1 phone MAple 64071
SAVE ENERGY, USE
WANT ADS! To find a
job, “Place to live or a
| good used car, see Classi-
fied NOW.
homes. Large spruce
lanting, You dig. bring shovel &
urlap. Twin Elm Farm Nurser-
les, 1% mi out Holcomb
Clarkston. Michigan
WANTED—QROgn, REBGR FOR removal
: 5
: € AKC REGISTERED BOXER At *
ce —e oe
~ Ss
_SIXTY.TW Oo.
THE PONTIAC | Pass, THURSDAY. MAY 6.1 1956_
‘Sale Farm Equipment %6
‘ NEW OLIVER. "SS GAS|'"%
- TORS,; ALSO OC3/,2 Rem, we am. CRAWLER TRAC- TORS WITH BULL __DOZER DES,| “LOADERS AND. DIG- " GERS. — WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED FORD ‘TRACTORS, ALSO PLOWS, DISCS, HAR- ROWS, LOADERS AND -TRENCHERS.
Park Lot’ No. 10,
ector fot someone
orn mobile homes
on . “WE CARRY A COM.) = 'ts PLETE LINE OF @ 8. teleerepy ope 2.3200 STANDARD PARTS AND SERVICE ALL
TYPES OF TRACTORS
AND IMPLEMENTS Exchange
INCLUDING THE ANDFRSON
FORD, FERGUSON, DETROITER
MASSEY-HARRIS CHAMPION
AND OLIVER. GREAT I AKES
Pontiac Farm and BEEMEF R ae
Industrial Tractor Co, Lz and 3 seas 16 to 81 &.
$25 8. WOODWARD 0 ft. wide avaiiable. We finance, Open a, 7 pain hem a low ae 19 0 per ceni cent on “i long
Used trailers, “tee | Sant rua
rent—po down Mich. Chain Saw Distr. paym
“S ‘A!
WA pied 1s Preat Su MY 3431 ee PARTS S TORE . . Telegraph PE 2-3200 . and Ss Post . = Bees Sales lots oper Eves & Sun. pm
South» Weed our anor ot de Rent Trailer | r Space 79 Mile Rio mu. Mies) ~~
| NEW— AUBURN Birm
_ Phone Midwest_¢-60! aig polte TRAIL-
~~ MeCUL LOCH er park Coner datios, side-
Rentals Wy eg walks Tee lots LA) restrict-
a ” 116 NY Opdsne PE Sasi or Fe: | oe = MOTORIZED SPRAYER, 400 LBS.) ~{'tyg) OPdyee or __pressure, 00 gal. tank. _ MI #1372.
__ Auto Accessories
EV. MO DT OR, ‘® 1% TON
transmission a r — Will
_Sell_all or parts. aeae
CHEVROLET USED oARDEN TRACTORS AND
SIZES AND
cas“ TO SELL
PARTS. an FROM $50 AND UP. older, 60 per cent discount, ie WANTED: RIDERS TO HARRIS- en : PE #1112) ™*n Chevrolet, Rochester, burg. Til. leaving Thursday, call
KING BROS. SoueLEre ot ae = ' . PLETE SET OF DUALS FOR YOUR LH. DEALER 46 through 'S4 Pontiac. split man- __ Wanted Used Cars 88 PONTIAC RD., AT OPDYKE ifold Pipes an muthers. Fre
| _ 37471. i $5? FOR JUNK & CHEAP Auction Sales 77 33. STUDEBAKER V4 MoTor | °87*_FE 22666 days or eves
ee ae re-built and complete FE 5-7094 WANTED AP CARB. ANTI UE AUCTION, vai. MAY ° nash UFO GLASS SER —————_Ph_OR 3-484) i om. 5 sta! wh you walt. 4 "ent ile Sf Rechesigr | 0", ie vou wen, | THE HIGH DOLLAR 8 1841 Crooks Rd. 1's miles N.| giass Free } th of eo tee to a| For high grade used cars > We ss ve, Undercover in 88° | customer all wort need them Drive tne extra miles pe Partial i tudes Insurance jobs bh it bea pay von well 4540 Dixie uantity | oft glass, china. silver. Open Saturday Until 4 aw brass a 2 Hub Auto Glass Co 1H. JOVANW ELT ghest ere ae cat. | 122 Oakland Ave. PE 41006 OR +1255 es, a a
in _For Sale le Tires res 80°A/ “SHARP CARS ONLY” ee pinak Debt bottom ehaire. OOP | nnn nn
a-l, 670-15 WHITE \ WALL, GOOD- | tain’seehairs, ice cream perior
oe clock, dry sink, house roar ae wae plus.tax, Ex-
« bditnds, tyre frames change, 603 ». Saginaw PE 4.0687.
cupboard & lots more. | GOOD USED TIRES. $150 UP. also white walls 603 8 Saginaw. _ FE 40687
GoopYEAR. FIRESTONE, GOOD-
rie tle ons SLs Svea Wee of new'ta Faittou ew rs war |
fame alk e ge essere | enol a, x. 6 per cent off |
bn Sarees zB émare Bale Farm 3 West Thenkeu Rd weep BY TLLIAMS
451.6 Saginaw et /Raburo SHARPEN UP YOUR CAR WITH A
7 On SALE VIN DE- set of 0 wire wheels, set |
i wk nce antl 1 ¢ 5 for i oon half the cost
iblie auction on a new,’ se
or ail lhe # miles south of ke Motor Sales
Lapeer on M24 ® miles M24at Clark-ton Rd.
east at 1968 E. Hunter's Creek Mord = Mercury
. on Set May 5 _ — / MY_ i} _
Caner Pr age oY poset ae uto » Service __ 8!
bre old. 5 bead
on ab nay 2 = — ma-| CRA a, cane IN IN THE
chi cooler. cap rock. web! car/ C linders ‘rebored Zuck Me- | tanks and eh 23 Heed. Phon ed
fare, peceiear teet or | baw eulttvator rm planter, ms- Motor Scooters 82) nure loaders, combine. ls Aes
bn piper = Many | $954 CUSHMAN EAGLE ricoh termn ash for eredn. |/ ail, accemories | Good __ $225. Call after 3 pm OL moral,
SHMAN MOTOR: R.
Just overhauled Reas OL 1-471) First Nat] Bank of Lapeer Clark CU
Dan Denaldson Auctioneer MO
Lele Ua | CUSHMAN EAGLE. A:]_CONDI- AUCTION SALE FRI T NiOnT & ner | <inmi1008 siadel vieaasrabic, MA Auction Mouse S080 ie Hwy _6-#221
bet. Drayton & Waterford suite with - x | F For : Sate Motorcycles =|
spring & mattress. Ox12_/ rugs.
Good TV sets Maple mfrrored i $0 HD neo 8500. 300 EAST.
meet Se La bag chairs "ie |g wood after 3:00 Phone FE 5-2119.
ftums Double fiat 11 POR PARTS AND SERVICE ON China cabinet. Ant Pog op: Wea t r Harley Davidson, See gaia)
end gas stoves oN ely vidson Sales Co, 372 ;
7 oc. chrome di fast set | Saginaw |
Dishes, lamps & misé. NORTON WITH ONC 1 RACING Lie ins at 6:30 Seats & lun : cond:
ets Sta! SA lh op aperd lan oe ywood FE 2-1620 sal ol ouseno 2
. = For Sale p Bicycles & A OPPO
36° SCHWINN PHANTOM BIKE
condition $25, OR 3-881).
A_GIRL'S #4 INCH WESTERN
bike. Good condition, 620.
Pe's BOYs ENGLISH Race BIKE _ Good condition, MY
BOY's BikE, GOoD SONDETION. _$%. Cali PE 44977
BOY'S °F ENGLISH | BIKE. FE
pa
__Boats. & Accessories ! 85
SAT MA 5 AT 1 O'CLOCK. 4 mi west - ae mi. re Capel Nee a
' ford, gt ‘arm
fp ella) with fetes 8 Te HP FIRESTONE OUTBOA ARD
& cultive- motor 12 ft boat and b tratler
7 ft mower 2 bottom 325 Van Zahdt. Drayton a 3 jatns -
Qwheel heavy § H P. OUTBOARD “MOTOR.
dyty trailer. Alr compressor com- Almost new FE 5-3860 after.4
1984 40 H P MERCURY 4 CYL
inder motor with oh control
1956 30 h
New condition,
mower & sulky Rubber tired rude Lark, with Gee cori rol. OA
wheelbarrow. 2 buck deer mount-| _8-3J14: after 7 p _ Gutter; medium sized house CHAMPION # roa MOTORS
/ @afe Large desk & chair, leather Elgin and Sea King a
/ settee. chrome frame. Several up- | 100 Pontiac Lk_ Rd OR_3-2211
/ holstered chalrs,.16 pe. of rec- /00D ROWBOAT AND |"
asa © es ES tor ike new LL. Oberiim. 2242 we ~¢ _ elegra
aT eee a nol ee | 10 BY TOMARAWE. GUARD COV. cprlcaiors: etc) ares assortment | fred. fiserman’s model boat, with outdoor Christmas tree lehts. trailer 12 hn Atwater motor Com-
tity of other misc. items plete with boat cover, life jackets | Quan "alovers anc equip $700 Complete OLIve | Prop Metamora
Bank Clerk. HA. Fritch & Son
Oxford auctioneers OA P2814
For Sale Housetrailers 78
APT “CT ALYA MODERN REA. sonable 3390 Eliz Lake R¢. Lot
_%5. Between 2:30 and 4:30
1956 | 20 ‘FT VACATION TRAILER
8 ft. wide brakes heavy duty
tires, combination refrigerator 4- _1-0321
it LYMAN BOAT CALL FE Sivie _After 3.30
16 HP ELGIN, ‘$2 MODEL CoM. letely reconditioned. Extra prop
‘fl demonstrate. First $125 takes
_it. EM 3-2972
17 FT CHNIS CRAFT. 1953. 100 HP.
V8 engine Corner of Auburn and
Paddock OR 3-6714 or FE 40750
19 PT SAILBOAT HULL ONLY rner stove. toilet ready to go |
at i705 1D fi used General. $405. | So eleiero rer 43 © Shad- ited $695 Genessee Sales
_2101_Dixte Hwy
AMERICAN 1948 27 FT. HOUSE- | ——
trailer for sale or trade for La
late model car FE 5-9173
"86 oma GEM 18 FT, COM-.
bination fri gas heat sleeps 4
eiec. brakes Call aft ipm FE 26017
~~ PONTIAC CHIEF _ PT CABIN, CRUISER REA-
sonable MU 06-1854
i¢ PT. WOLVERINE BOAT, _ 10
P motor complete steering
Fe 56415 |__.
eRIs CRAPT. ~ 1985 r CON-
tinental 120 fet wants type Tral-
ers demonstra like new. Phone
evenings dr weekends FE 2-6319 or _2-0002
47 CHRIS CRAFT UT UTILITY, MA-
ee ATOGA 4s BOAT “COVERS ‘ADE TO O ORDER
and canvas repairs FE 44277 or
76 8 Midland Dr
ALU MA-CRAPT f ROATS
PENNYA
EVIN RUDF
MICHIGAN PROPELL ORS FOR
ANY BOST & MOTOR
| COMPLETE OUTBOARD SERVICE
ALL MARINE PAINTS AND
. VARNISHES “
MARINE SALES & SERVICE
422 8 _ TEL FORAPH
BUY | YOUR EVINRUDE MOTOR
at Tony's Marine where vou ge
guaranteed service. backed by =
Te sefvice High cost aluminum
te. so cheap you think you're PRICED TO SELL aT we 84057
redit
: free on all eontract cutehates
~ HUTCHINSON
MOBILE es stealing them Chris-Craf{ knee- . HOMES action boat tratlers $79 up Chris- Craft Ln Sopa ti} Usb p m.
one 2. 2695 Orchard | ~
9 Plaing On 31202 |_Lake Rd Keeso Rarbof 953 CHRIS CRAFT COMMANDER, 5. Bort, Hwy. Fint ‘ 10 hp. very good condition $175.
FE 4-606
OXF ORD : Ee
eS Sales General 45 W. ole walle Be io John R | Lincoln 3-4442
jalousie windows |:
house type furnaces ytd ‘a @& rea!
mobile home, 27 to 4! BEST QUALITY JR MARIN | SUPPLIES — : er? HARRINGTON:
for Sewarts Intest Sacony bitch caf EVINRU DE “MOTORS 7 to Whirlwind tafking ‘toout thts wey in mob "| Wolverine bohts moe eee yw Ve-Ke-shun-rue | Grumman canoes
let and Holley Runabout sre ter. | Seas tee wiars on our we have several siandard steel pier , fraflers we will sell on rental Herdware & paints
; karat "sie “oe oe fe “Harrington Roast Works 1800 8, Telegraph Phone FE 2-803} WILL SELL | for furniture. Keeve
{3197 W. Huron PE 47121 &
=
2 BOATS FOR SALE. #116 MAPLE
_Wood. EM 3.0527 '
win- }
Re Sales an‘ Service Te «graph |
Open § Sun 0 to 2 | Boats & Ac Accessories 8S
GET MORE OUT OUT OF LIFE WITH
APO boat. Costello's, Lake
3-3733.
Y M
PAINT—MARINE &
LAKE
ee 16’ SNIPE, COM-
poke, ood 5
1s0” Call weer pa ae Sasa
523
ulpped with: secting Onedd ond Mark 7 motor. 8A
. Merctry
MARK i MERCURY moar RD. 055 ae a Perfect shape. 1011 __Voorheis
"JOHNSON OUTBOAR MOTORS.
Starcraft meta) ente Tee-Nee
Trailers, bow stands & carts.
Everything for the boat
OWENS MARINE SUPPLY
360 Orchard Lake Ave.
Phone FE 2-8020 NEW, 12 FT ROWBOATS, $40 7600
_ Elizabeth Lake Rd
LARGE SELECTION OF NEW
_woward | down to earth prices
Howard Loomis, 10655 Dixte Hwy.
SHORTY HOOK’S
PLACE
MERCURY OUTBOARD J pict hd
Sales and Service PE 25
23 HP EVINRUDE Sete lent ¢ond. $325 OA 68-2167.
Transportation | Offered 87
FLY TO CALIFORNIA ON
LADY DRIVING Ton FLORIDA
| would like passenger. Write Box
| __23, Pontiac Press ;
‘LADY OR COUPLE TO SHARE expenses & driving to Hot Springs
FE 2-5568 LEAVING FOR MACON. OA ON May 15 Will return May 27 Need 7 ad to share expenses E 2
| SERVICEMAN, DRIVING “TO CAL- |
ifornia, de; Sait May 14 Share
expenses 3-44 68 after 5 00
ORTATION TO NE AR-| “ieee for driving riving car. FE _2-3033
TRUCK GOING NORTH | PART
_load etther wav FE _5-6806
if your car is sharp bring car
and — ae] A espe paid tor
use
BUD SHELTON
MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E. Blvd
FE 4-6728
“See M&M Motor Sales _ aluminum or fiber-
o Orion, |
& 32-6122 |
Por top dollar on jate mode! cars
| 9627 Dixle Hwy OR 3-1603 |
| CASH POR ANY MAKE OR LATE P! models Economy — 22, Auburn
‘WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR
sharp late model -cars
COMMUNITY
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN ‘Th. 10 PM
OLive 2-031!
JUNKED “OR USED
To- WANTED
cars, any make any modél
$83 pa
BAG L E Y AUTO PARTS | FE 60219 M0 BAGLEY sT.
~ Junk and Wrecked Cars
Eastside Auto Parts
181 East Pike St.
FE 5-6855
WANTED LATE MODEL CARS CL EAN
AND SHARP BRING TITTLE
| MONEY WAITING AT
| GLENN'S
284 8 Beninas et SALES Ly en
Al es PON’ TIACS
oH & “Mt MOTOR SAL FS
2527 Dixie Hwy = OR_—3-1 603
WTD.: JUNK CARS & SCRAP | service. Call FE ¢0582) 00
| Oat ay Sees St er ear Wanted | Used ‘Trucks. 89
ayn oe) UsED PICKUP |
truck _MA |
| For Sele, Trucks” 90 |
[1988 CHEVE. TRACTOR. GOOD condition Low mileage 119 N
Roselawn . ;
1041 CHEVIE, ‘s-TON PICKUP OL
1-0347. 615% Beventh St. Roch-
ester __
[CHEV 1956 “9 TON PICKUP i
Loaded with extras Save plenty
on this ome Just your car or
truck down
HASKINS
CHEV. 6751 Dixie Highway at MIS MAple 5-507] — Open nies ‘til @
1946 CHEVIE. 'y TON PICKUP
1 4673 $175) OM 73
88 CHEVIE % TON PICK-UP
Custom cab hydromatt radio
| heater W W tires $1275 2005 E Walton
ro) CHE VY ats con hae KUP $895
E
‘$2 F6 FORD Be “pace LLENT
condition 7830 Andersonville Rad
at White Lake . i
1955 “FORD 5 YD DUMP FT sa in
good shape Can be seen af
air day Sunday. 3900 Pearriiin
Rd, Ortonvilie
| TANKER TRUCK SUITABLE FOR | road olling or orchard spraying,
i will trade.
| pick up FE 5-92{9.
“44 GMC DUMP, TRUCK PRICE
$250 “King Brothers ” | __or FE 40734
| 1953 GMC DUMP TRUCK. _
| 206 8 Parke
~~ WILSON
3 GMC.
1994 GMC. 450
Will take 16 to
body. .
MICHIOAN SR LARGEST
FRUCK DEALER
Cass 44531
SETIGS:
18 ft.
‘OMC
. Oakland
Auto Insurance at 1
90A
AILSTATFE AUTO INSURANCE
(Founded by bears Roebuck &
Co} Call Jim Boushell FE S174
STATE, FARMS FAMOUS 8-20
Auto Ins Call Perry or Huffman
‘before you renew FE 2-1754 FE
32-0201
For: Sale Cars —
ARE Your CAR PAYMENTS TOO
burdensome? Let us help you to
adjust te some lesa expensive
mode!
Lake Orion Motor Salea
el an Clarkston Rd
yoann
i issé BUICK SUPER 4¢DR_ RIV-
fera sean Executive car 3500
_™iles Retatl only, FE 2-7262
SCHUTZ MOTORS”
_| RECONDITIONED
$12 8 Woodward __ MI 47611
| SUORT-CUT TO CASH: Classified At | FE 28181. -ONE OWNER
CARS
a WE NEED | |
|
also 1952 ‘2 ton GMC
FE ¢1112
|
CARNIVAL _by Dick Turner|
ooo _Sesyp—t—_ :
a ; on
se] | See e
ae ie Ve jf 4
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|e
“I said you can change that motto ta read ‘one thou- sand and one
For Sale Cars uses!’ "’
91
JACK
HAUPT PONTIAC SALES Clarkston 1956 Pontiac a
198
souee: Demonat:
1958" Sir 34 pnenee
mone,
tess" Chartan Bel
Power Gilde. cylinder
aoun payment
used cars
wilting to give us & large «election of good
Priced right with small | down payment Star Chief Catalina Factory official's ear.
ac Star Chief Catalina Ful-
rator. Low mile-
Wagon. A real
Alr two nose
Low
clean
*
|N. MAIN ST epee) | Open Mignite T
| MAple 58-5566 MApte 85-1141
1938 BUICK AND A WHEFL TRAIL
er. $185 82 Hurison
~ “EASY ED” NEE DS—
ROWBOAT! He wants to go fishing and ts
you a down pay-
Ment on @ 1953 Ford for your old scow
SE
“EASY FI A Ip
” JONES poe
__ 15 S. SAGINAW BARG 1956 CHEV
104 Chev
Red & Whit
1954 Olds 04 CONV
Fie j-Al AINS (JET
® Sports BLACK?
couLe,
4-door.
1954 Olds. 68, 2-door.
1949. Buick Cone
1 upt be wntia
Ferd
“HOU G HTE
YOUR FR PENDLY OLDSMOBILE |
GMc ane
OL,
—_528_N_ Main, N& SON
eae DEALER
OTH
Rochester
1955
FORD "MABNLINE
FOR DOR
MAZE
LARRY
JEROME Roche EER FORD DEALER
O71!
“uth MORE. "TH GooD Pt
“West Side
Drive out where overhead ts low,
and save the
makes & Tiodels
West Side
023 W Huror
1950 CADILITAC
tian ACE
2619 Penna AN 30 eons A
To
Used ¢ ars
difference Many
to choose from
Used Cars
FE 4-2185
~ GOOD CONDI-
Svivan Manor,
” FE 47634 wt rr 2-0047
CADDIE me
ava pedis 2 Seed FINEST
call, only if very
Infere ste i 5 62
WH L Outbéard
ances cuns
part payment c motors “AC CEPT — boats
ameras
of = appli-
etc AS
(oa) -
car ba! Wh fasy te
BI]
€2 Oaklanc SS
Sheds
Ave
~ 46 pe =
EXSY, a)
EU RNT Bring in your
machine, refrig
will allow you e
payment on PENCE CARS
NEEDS —
DURE! old TV, washing
ete “Easy Ed"
nough for a down
any car on the lot
SEF
vE “y i8|
AT
115 ‘s. SAGIN
| CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 4 | __PE 5-5146 | i
meme con’ KNOW — 15.000 miles —
CHEV 1953
RADIO AND H
L Perfect ” JONES
AW
E ATER. EXCE L
ENT CONDITIO
CHEV 1955 Va H
COUPE
FUL
ODGE
» Cobe
MISSION NEW
ANC 1955
CHEV’
MILEAGE
NO CREDIT
IMMEDIATE
HIGHEST
LOWEST
V AUTOMATIC T ARD TOP SPORT
BLACK AND BEAUTI-
Va HARD
RANS-
CAR APPEAR-
1956 DEMO. 2-DOOR Low * Scarlet red 4 dr SAVE PLENTY JUST YOUR CAR DOWN AND! UP TO 30 MONTHS: jon BAL-
PROBLEMS
DELIVERY
TRADES ~
TER MS
KE. ADVANTAGE OF OUR Low |: OVERHEAD LOCATION
LL KING SIZE BARGAINS
BUDGET Lelie 24 ree EASY
*
DON'T DELAY - SA —|AS8 YOU ae SNEVER SAVED | sa" Dodge Club Coupe
-ACT TODAY
HASKINS CHEVROLET
Oakland County’s Fastest
Growing Dealer
» 687) Dixte H
MApie 6-s071 Ae. at wis ~ ail
TOP | For Sale Cars 91
OLIVER
BUICK ALWAYS
60 FINE CARS
$1395
55 Ford 4 door, radio and
heater.
$2195 z) 55 Buick Century Hard-
top, bright red and white.
$1495
34 Buick 4 door Special,
radio and heater.
OLIVER BUICK “Where Pontiac Buys its Butcks”
2190 Orchard Lake Ave.
FE 32-9101
Chev. 1956 ‘COMPANY OFFICIALS "AR or)
Bel Air ¢door hardtop sedan
Radio heater Powsrslide and
loaded with extras. Beautiful 2-
and copper Save
this gorgeous beauty
HASKINS CHEVROLET
Oakland County's Fastest
Growing Dealer
Dixte menuay at M15
O71 Open nites ‘ttl ® 675)
MAple 5-5
a
SHARP CARS! Always @ gouvd selection.
Taylor Chevrolet Sales OAKLAND Co's OLDEST
CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP
mares _ +1561 ___ Walled ke
$5 CHEVIE + DR. EXCELLENT
pom} ct Must ‘sacrifice. FE. _$-0640
i963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR V8 4
door. chat oped Ra. windshiela |
washers Neptune green and ivor
whiteset tires. Immaculate
ai es
Excellent tires. EM 3-008
“50 CHEVROLET 3 2 DR eon UxXE
Good tires, excellent motor no
: 65
Frank
FE 2-9555 Rogers Sales and
Service, 695 Auburn Ave _
im] CHEVI E, EXCELLENT
egphusiel Te 4560 Elivabeth Lk $2 LRENSEES FEE, TAKE OVER paymenis $51 Chevrolet
original jet black fini«h,
inside and
| radio and heater. Call FE
_ National Motors Sales
CHEVROLET ‘47 FLEETLINE
dix 4 dr Extra clean Extra
Every extra. New tires.
125. FE 8-2635
| CHEVROLET, 148 FLEETLINE,
| must be seen, excellent condi-
tion, $183. 1665 “Ruste Lane, Kee- | ¢ o Harbor, FE
— | sis CHEVROLET “aa UXE | 20D DR.
Clean. $225. Harry Riggins, FE —_ 1542
1949 CHRYSLER WINDSOR _
4 Door Sedan Real Sharp. W-
Walis Radio & Heater,
reser » CEN TRAL = INCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike Sts
FE 4-3885 _.__ |
63 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, R we
heater emanate oo. auto ans
Very nice. 1-0842,
‘36 FORD “VicroRta Fa TAKE OVER | payments Cail MU €4410
‘#9 FORD CLB CPE. WITH 5) Mere Full
tes Best porter: takes.
2153 after ¢
- WHERE
FOR THE BEST BUY
PONTIAC. 4 DR HARDTOP ‘56
hardtop sedan
power brakes, Hydra., . Ww
‘Loaded with many other
4 dr.- save $600 "65 Chee. Station Wen {Tes
‘35 Ford custom 8 2 dr. 1505 54 Chev Bal Alr 2 dr 1148
2dr 8 1045, $3 Plymouth sta 1045
*$3 Pontiac.2 dr. 8 deluxe 895 "$S3-Chey 2 dr e| Air 860
‘53 Dodge 4 dr ; 845
|"83 Plymouth 4 dr. 5 77
‘$2 Buick Mardton 5 808 |'52 Plymouth 4 d 5 845 ‘62 Chev 4 dr ae 675 ‘$2 DeSoto club cpe og Pee era 4dr custom Forda-
$ $75
| ‘81 Chrysler V-€ 4dr. PSPB § $75 ‘51 Dodge Coronet hardtop $ 545
3 te Vere al) Coupe 05
[+5 2dr Power Glide § 294 ‘41 Ford 2) ¢¢ 100 ‘47 Plymouth Club Coune
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
RIEMENSCHNE EIDER
DODGE-PLY MOUTH | Hard = wee easy to deal with
t 8. FE 23-0131 1
Li Vv. GOOD s SECOND CAR. CAR
e
access, 1.086 miles. It's lik 4 oa o1 @ new
{Mon wagon 2661 Dixie Hwy
| MERCURY ‘53 aARDTOF. SPORTS
; oO
"50 Ford, 4door 85 down
be
~ For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91
“LOOK! TD’ 1956 CHRYSLER TOWN| — OF PONTIAC ~ . AND COUNTRY ' ESTABLISHED. 1924
STATION WAGON. }- younrs a =
. A
Sree ee) DOWN ai
ngenae en ie] SL Ge a camping and 100 and 1 uses.| j —
been Ht Vas i and sea “PE cose. i
epray green, R&H. Will trade. mi a ar
1953 DeSoto 4 dr. Powerful Vo en-| beautiful blue car with low mile- auto. drive. R&H, Save; age. |
S23 || Bee MBeauliul light vive, very, ease, rorey =i |
CLARKSTON “| pygiaamatic? Sadie & Heater. MOTOR SALES
MAMET RT CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MA 5-5141
§_am.to 8 pm. Daily. ‘a FORD ‘ 4 DOOR. EXCELLENT
PY vou Sinroa A_ 1056 CUSTOM line Ford Tudor pel with R&i imately s600 miles for $1950 OLive
“RUNNING CON- 50100 after 5 pm. dition.
‘63 FORD HANCH WAGON, 8 CYL-
finder, R. good condition. Only
HOWARD!LARE, INC. 2705 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego
SALE OR orate! SUBSTANTIAL |
equity i 1056 Ford-O-Matic "or |
lane cars “Puli equipped for |
:clean 1953. FE 54-5876. |
33 FORD wit.
‘ POR
very clean. FE 40370.
‘#1 FORD. IN GOOD CONDITION.
$95. OR 3-5239 or OR 3-0016,
‘$5 FORD, RAN | Eps aor
1,850.
HOWARD /LARE, INC.
WAGON, R&H.
3705 Orchard [ake Rd. | Keego
FRAZER 49 ‘RADIO, ATER
Good condition $76
“CY OWENS”
YOUR FORD
DEALER A-1 USER, CARS: “OVER 80 REAL BUYS
"CY OWENS” | ¢ Yery clean. only
|
i
FORD SALES |
| SEDAN, COUPE
blue. Spotless inte-
buy, $495.
rost, Inc. LINC! a MERCU
CONTINENTAL DEALER
850 $. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM MI_6-2290 _ JOrdan_6-3933
) LINCOLN
radio & 1960 L.
Automatic transmission
heater. $75 $15 down.
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike 8t
_, FE 4-385
1954 MERCURY- -MONTERY STA-
‘66 MERCURY. CUSTOM HARD- |
top. Fully equipped. 1,000 miles |
New ceerae arantee
aA on BALES
i933 MERCURY | MONTEREY CPE.
Tone Black & Yellow. $1196.
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Case At Pike Ste PE ¢-388:
cosPe: R&H, Overdrive, 2tone
$995. - blue,
Bob Frost, Inc. | LINCOLN eee es Pape:
~ CONTINENTA! DEA
850 S. W OODW ARD
BIRMINGHAM
6-2200 SJOrdan 6-3933 |
MERC, TAKE OVER PAY-|
Call EM 32234, ask for
$10 rr ments
war
onth Phone Bill at EM 3-417
/'61 Ford tires Eee new, two-tone |
aint. Must sell can finance
one ethane 4-3575. Ask for Mr.
Hacket:
"$0 OLDe 06 - $2 FOR TITLE.
change plus sales tax dn Phone
mya 46552 ask for Mr. Skar—~
Good cars for you from Howards
Used Cars, 7421 Highland Rd. Milford, Mich
1953 MERC. +D00B. R&H. TWO- tone, ww, automatic trans. and,
Foust brakes.
miake Orion Motor Sales
el at Clarkston Rd.
ord
S-Ni aah tat "$3 a H STATESMAN $950. EL-
3234. Southfield Township,
Skrminguen! Mico
NICE Really a sharp
Nash Rambier hardtop, radio,
Shestee good vice new overhaul
on motor $13.85 and small do monthly payments Call FE 8-152!
ask for Dick Roger Sales and |
Service. 695 Auburn Ave.
1951 OLDS. +DOOR, TWIN &POT
lights, $450. 4705 Dixie Hwy.
BRIGHT
SPOT
56 Ford 2 Dr.
55 Cadillac 4 Dr,
ee Olds 2 Dr.
5 Merc. Mont. 4 Dr.
4 Buick Hardtop
34 Ford Cl. Coupe
S54 Olds 2 Dr.
’53 Pontiac Cata.
53 Olds Holiday
'53 Plymouth 4 Dr.
"$2 Buick Riv. 2 Dr.
’52 Pontiac Sedan
*52 Chevrolet 4 Dr.
"51 Ford 2 Dr.
51 Olds 4 Dr.
$1 Dodge2Dr. - a wn an Ae n
»
7
ry! Only 5
“1 "83 Bivmoutn) _ Wen.
® JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC
Orchard Lake at Cass
FE 8-0488
CENTRAL LINCOLN- MERCURY |
LINCOLN MERCURY AND ; |
MI 6-2200
« lL beptcpegt PATRICIAN, LOAD-
ig g Se 2-door, loaded, $95. Ponti ac sedan, loaded sharp,
a | Nash supér sedan, “at, $275. We buy ALA it RI
REK
MOT OR SAEES South Blvd. at Woodward. FE 40587
Ed
193 PACKARI CLIPPER DE-
luxe. Club. > lempcta Pe
i tires. Very cama
HOWA ARD LARF,
hoe tard Sod 1951. A-l1 COND, nan
Best offer, FE a
“Ke 2708 Orchard Lake Rd.
isso PLYMOUTH RAH. agoob
rtation 151,
LYMOUTH, EX, git SS)
offer. OR Aon |
16) =6PLYMOUTH, EXCELLENT
cond very clean, body,
good tires, radio ond heater, sac-
__fiftce, $118. E 2-0460.
‘S33 PONTIAC EIGHT. eet bel els ne and “eater.
48 PONTIAC, 4 DR. F FRONT END gorse:*
r
ie ie ac 5 Tetal] price 635 We storpok
wil! take clean
FE 4-6343 after Jom
‘86 PONTIAC CHJEPTAIN DELUX
4 dr hardtop / Hydra. R&H 2
tone WW, etc/ must sell quick
—FE 44089 — ee PONTIAC oe A E ae oOr
clean car. ar iggins
LPR Yai oo Poprtac ) TOWN ~ SEDAN,
rk green ‘res, S@@t cov-
ers. A regi bargain, $243
Bob /Frost, Inc. | N MERCURY AND
INENTAT DEALER
850 §. W OODWARD _| BIRMINGHAM MI 62 JOrdan 6
‘86 PONTIAC 4 DOOR HARDTQ) Lice ‘new Will take older car/ tn
You'll Find These Bargains
> at ? our
| Lots
‘96 Ford Fairlane Vic.. .$2,195 roe R & H, W Walls, Safety solta: Blue &' Ivory,
| Exhausis. Like new with only 3,000 miles
Tu-Tone Red & Ivory, R & 2 W Walls. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Spotiesa inside and
| ‘55 Chevrolet Del Ray. .$1,695 V-8, Radio & Heater, ocd Glide, W/Walls, Red & reer. Has
all the features - a big c
‘SS Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr.. ~.$1,695 v-8. — & iyerz: Ro & H W/Walls. 10.000 actual miles. Had
the best of care
|'54 Chevrolet Spt. Cpe.. $1, 295 & - Power Glide, W/ aie Black Finish; Like New. nieces
‘54 Chevrolet Spt. Cpe.. $1,195 Radio & Heater, Power Giide W. Walls Red & White gleaming finish. Looks and runs like new.
| 93 Chevrolet ..........$ 795 Radio & Heater, Dark Green Finish; You'll be pleased with
this one. . :
Matthews
SPECIALS! Hargreaves
1952 Chefrotet 2 Dr Radio & Heater. Power Gilde,
1951 Pontiac 2 Orie, 2 .eene yee re Radio & Heater.
1951 Hudson.. Radio & Heater.
1980 Buick 2.....-2.5.225- 2s oe eenees Radio & Heater.
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TONIGHT 10:00_WIR, News, © | WW), Bob Maxwell WCAR, Tiger Tunes | #:00--{2) Movie. a Pinky Lee. (7)| Judo got to be just too much for} “After our friends were thrown 6:00—WJIR, News ; WWJ. NBC News WXYR, News, Osgood IRTON, luncheon Musto | The Erwins. (9) Dance Party, |Mrs. Barbara Clark. to the floor several times, they
Ses, eer te. toe CKLW. Be WiBK Lowe Bie? Ceatile| nolan brad As World, Wade (4) . e* * . «© }would leave, never to return,” her
to Put Down Roots and CELW, News mnapanate Lad Mickey Shorr ee a ae Saw we a or) Howdy. Doody. (7) Jun-| In her divorce suit, she said her' petition stated. mee
pes WCAR, News Ca 10:80—WJR, Jack Ca 8:30—WJR, Musie WJBK. News, Tom gle Jim. (9) Howdy Doody. _
Be With Families WON, Rowe Ww) Hews by Lewis | WHYR Pred. Wolf WFON Ness, Platter Party |00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. | ¢:20—WIR, Dine er Deve pt 3 8 A ac gbabich | o- sonia Miner i, iow, Young Dr. Malone Twinky. (1) Mickey Mouse Club.
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TV gives some performers ulcers. WiEK. News, Mickey Suorr | WW2, Brace Mayer WWJ, Weekday 7 | 'Ouya meee wine |
But other . .. like Lucille (“I Love] WCAR, News, Caravan || WXY2 Top of the CKLW: News Homectate | ste ON ween Ww
‘Lucy’’) Ball, singer Perry Como,| 1:30—WJR, Ante Report wink: Mickey Shorr WJBK, News, ww, “Doouaay ci R WWJ, Morgan Beat WPON, Blues Chaser WCAR, News, WXYZ, Ed McKensie ‘Smear ac l
fe rd televisi decal te CRLW: Ga rel Heatt FRIDAY MORNING 10:30 WXYZ. Girl Marries CKLW, Bud Davies | regai sion as a we Mickey Shor CKLW. Mary M WJBK, News, Don M
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pe} meals on . The e tol Sxt% ~ WPON, Cummunity Chest AMA CITY, -_ -Sen. “2 . pea ie) fly y CKLW, Crime Pighters. TON, Rise “n CKLW. Queen for # Day 4:30—WIR, | Musie ‘ha Estes Kefauver says what he calls Also protect your lawn, flowers, home. Make your yard a safe
Sor hone WPON. Wwo. Bab Maxwell FRIDAY AFTERNOON WEYR. Hees, Mekense |& “smear campaign” -may be yground. Cyclone is made of heavy ateel and laste
| denen ot “| think TV ts the greatest | 9:¢—WJR. Crosby WXYZ, News, Osgood 12:00-—WJIR, Jack WPON. Club’ 1460 than fence of other materials. service.
—— = ? ” de- ww, News, Adventure W. News, Dav WWJ. News by Ceder §:00—WJR. Witham Sheehan shaping up against him in Florida.|| No down. yment monthly payments. Send for illustrated
——J 7] invention since the wheel, CKLW. Bob ane Ray WJBK, News, Binge, Gentile) WXYZ News, Winter WWJ, News at The T ator tald audi-|| booklet. dust | “Pghes send free cover et Yoo | clares Miss Ball with euthusi- | WJBK. News, Mickey Shorr | WCAR, News. Coffe CKIW, News, Sammy Kaye | WXYZ, Wetirich “spore | eS phous end any " wan enee oe NEON, News, 2 zee & Orville AMPON News, false we WJBK. News. Tom George Eddie Chase. lences yesterday and last night at|| that tells me how I can fence my home.
Cena. a devoted family man, REE se Boe WHY2, News. Ongood aneon, nee an “am Neos dormorame rig gr ry ioordarghe ldo TEmple 2-2001—1925 E. Hancock Ave. 2%
i , 2 y CKLW. Bob and Ra E wae 4 tex 5 Uinger Sade that & rume Detroit 7, Michigan | says it's “wonderful” to get home| Wak, Mickey ‘short Sa ing at Wxva Reve Ace ‘ww. Jim ‘Deland. —_|t© the effect that he had said re- Office Open shacaay i i now and then for dinner with a : = , WXYZ, News, McKenste : : =
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“Thanks to y eieviakens T can now
jattend a parent-teacher meeting
jor cook Mulligan stew for my -- Today's: Television Programs - - Programs turnished by stations Usted in this column are subject to change without notice.
Channel 2--WJCE-TV Channel 6—WWJ-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV
10:00—(4) Home.
tion, A slate of delegates with 28 TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | theater. Gene like Flash Cleaners . . . at e e e
‘ Flash you get careful, quality ‘neighbors. “
| All three are realists as per-
‘formers. They know show busi-
ness has its ups and downs, and cleaning, plus the fastest pos-
sible service. And, there are
NO PARKING PROBLEMS,
YOUR FREE CLEANING
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performers are busier than
We Give Holden's
RED STAMPS Lucy told INS the reason she
STORM WINDOWS “"¢ affords me more time with
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united
and Screws. ee 28e @ 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
Cash and Carry. er Will Finance Martha Raye, one of the greatest Puppet comedy. (9) Hopalong
Cassidy. William Boyd in ‘“Law-
lores._Short drama. (2) News.
tries‘ to foil plot to hijack “Gold
of the Yukon. Preston is torn be-
tween duty and friendship when
a, fellow Mountie is accused in
bank robbery.
Marx quiz. (2) Bob Cummings
Friday and Officer Smith a lead Lockhart
multimillionaire who -wills his
money to girl who wouldn't mar-
- ry him in his youth and creates
havoc in her family in ‘Has
Top Plays of ‘56. “Second Elope-
10:10—(9) Weathervane. _
10:15—(9) Baseball Hall of Fame.
lord. (9) Heart of the City.
Minister decides to take drastic
steps fo save his church in
“Rugged Reverend.” (4) Juve-
Your Wife? Comedy quiz with
with Soupy Sales.
11:15—(7)_Thrill Theater. Feature
TBA. (4) Little Show. Tom 10:25—(4) Window in Home. votes at the Democratic National
10:30—(2)
Honie.
10:65—(7) News. Strike It Rich. (4)!
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) Feather Your Nest. (7) Rob-
Shows. (7) Beulah. (9) Featur-
ette.
12:45—(9) Myrtle Labbitt.
1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. (9)
(4) Conrad Nagel Theater.
Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon
Convention will be chosen in the
state's presidential preference pri-
mary May 29. |
and DOORS my family than any other phase Bob Edgar 1:55—(4) TV News ATR) ISM Or Miele) INO)
[oh( resp Conneigg ager 00D Collins convinces his}, 1, ; : : CILIA aaa fave been connected, To me, the | nephew and two chums that the ta:q0—{1) | Soupy's a ‘Grown 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color)| [eTAT UI Miel Alt IIa elle) WiOl. |)
Lats) @Licl
either. Orive right up to the [they don’t go into a dither over) less Legacy.” (4) News and " 11:00—(2) Vali -| Kefauver said he would
"and un 2 on yu [ction In ete FV rans] Spr. "“Paal Waa il) AMS ME Gl Ae a ty te” he toe trl ome way econ! |LUCY SECURE Freming. (2) Patti Page Show.| Murray with guests. 11:65—(9) Experimental School. {matter of integration.
Of course, has no worri oaa0 Bowling _ Champions, |11:18—(2) Love of Life. Ket the 65 U od Se
DID YOU RECEIVE a ae sp|@15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) Do-| Buzz Fazio vs. Lou Sielaff. (2)|11:28—(7) News. pen erllbaryg ve pharaohs se ts
Famous Makes Jac LeGoff. ” J
last five years. Martha is holding ment. Florida in February. He said one
CARD IN THE MAIL? Ji ome, and Perry has established|@:26—(4) Weathercast. Sonny|10:00—(9) National News. (4)| in and Ricky. <apcastin Gageidh dol eatin: Got” ‘a firm niche in the medium this Eliot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| Michigan Outdoors. Mort’ Neff|11:35—(9) Billboard. 95
senecn. Everett Phelps. with items for sportsmen. (2)|11:45—(2) Guiding Light. ee eis 6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger| Eddie Cantor Show. Comedy. FRIDAY AFTERNOON faith.
ap] Rule Court, Judge Kaufman pre-| jy, AlVie el ii llauds television as a medium is/7:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. “An- 2 ews. 5 é
this: other Sunlight,” drama. (4 sides at Cases re-enacted from 1:9g—(9) Shoppers Show. SLAIN] eee. . a as tv
t, ama. (4) ; 5G) Del You Tratl ee OS etalon. “a You Bet Your Life. Groucho tr30—-(2) Linkletter’s House Party. |
We Give Holden's Red Stamps
WALTON RADIO.& TV
‘the pert and popular Lucille Ball, Freght.” (9) Million Dollar Mo- a 12:00—(2) Theater. (4) Ding Dong 4
; ‘who co-stars with her husband . Vera Ralston, John Carroll School. (7) 12 o’Clock Comics.
839 W, Huron (Corner of Brest Arnaz in “I Love Lucy.” In| in “t;JaneDoe.” (4) Dinah|!0:30—(T) Musicade. Ed McKenzie) (9) Children’s Series. come groups and fewer are in — addition, she and Desi Shore. Songs. (2) Sgt. Preston| host; Meg Myles, Connie Gay-|13:39—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Hour of
54 inches. 1 Picture | Air National Guard is the life
Window dp to 100 united inches. |, ™0St. !mportant single factor | 1) thom, Theater. William Elliot, Film Festival. OIC
2 full 1” Doors. All Extruded ae my lg gg fo rs 7:30—(7) Stop the Music. Quiz rere? = oe cree ean” 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. LSC ER ICI CF - Member Ockiand Ceo. Slectrenic Association
sors San | Sees = with Bert Parks.- (4) D [Oy News.) Feat) Wiliams. ()/s:00—) ) Brighter Dey. {4) Date e a? ks. ragnet. ay. ml le 1430 Corner Welton FE 2-2257 Initial. With ALL Hardware |) tamily.” bis brag addict gives bet |. News, Jac wih Line Joslyn,
in search for narcotics ring. (2)
Climax,, Celeste Holm. Richard
Carlyle, Joyce Holden in ‘‘The
Empty Room Blues,”’ drama of D'Andrea in ‘“‘Lucky Money.”
(2) Miss Fairweather. Mary Ann
Brownley.
11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary,
Ford. Music.
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theat
Robert Armstrong, William $225.00
ALWINDO CO. OPEN 8:30 - 6:30 1708 8. TELRGRAPR ‘troupers in show business, told this}
writer that “TV helped me find)
my roots.’ She-proceeded to ex-
Plain why. She said: woman and her weak husband
“I've been traveling throughout) who runs away with their child.
—'the country, living in hotels and 3-99 (7) Star Tonight. Susan Har- on trains since I was a little girl) rison plays high school girl who FE 56-3728
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appearing in my mother’s ahd| ney in ‘Flirting With Danger.” | Pontiac Travel japeet Seppe gives up her big day at schooll sq (4) Captured. “The Paul il
Service OVER 80 YEARS “Can You Coffeepot on aid! ” Milton Case,”’ a burglar becomes
| “This takes in a span of more cademy.
Opens Tomorrow ‘than 30 years and ended only Fred MacMurray, Marguerite| FRIDAY MORNING
May 4th hen Milton Berle called me up| Chapman in “Pardon My Past.” Y ‘ad ye (eeled ipa : . comedy about GIs who are mis-|6:25—(2) Meditations.
and asked me to rg ase a -taken for notorious playboys. (4)|6:50—(2) On the Farm Front. o|
688 W. HURON ve en oa BY . an Loris People’s Choice. Dancer’s twist-| Today's Farm Report.
was a hit because I played 8 04 ankle is serious obstacle in|7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- Come In and Make Your return engagement and eventually) i 4+, plans to balance the city| day. Vacation Travel Plans me long-term deal with) budget. Comedy with Jackie|7:25—(4) News.
f Medd Cooper, Lola Albright. |1:30—(4) Today. (7) Financial_Fu-'
j PE 8-326! Jae 8:30—(7), Down You Go. Word! ture. “TV has also brought me closer, (Ay:
ESS to my daughter, Melodye, who is
| now 11 years old. When I was
REDUCED PRICES traveling from one town to another,
appearing in nightclubs and thea-| game with Dr. Bergen Evans, 7:55—(2)~Cartoon Classroom.
host. (4) Theater. Howard Duff; News.
is involved with fight racketeers 8:00—(4) Today.
and gunmoll Janet Blair in “The; cals. .
Payoff." (2) Four Star Play-|8:15—(2) Morning Playhouse.
(7) Little Ras-
|
| on gil
i . |ters and doing 14 shows a week, house. Dick Powell as Willie 8:25—(4) News.
APPLIANCES = didn't have much time to be! Dante tries to help young bride |8: :30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie’s Won-|
with her. to be better wife and her hus-| derland. |
LARRY GILLIAM APPL. “But since I've had my regu- band not to gamble in “A Long 8:45—(2) News, Weather. |
141 B. Walled Lake MA’ 4-1722 | 1. TY show we have been able | Way From Texas.” ‘9: 00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp-
a to settle down together in & 9:00—(7) ‘Douglas Fairbanks Pre-, er Room.
home in Westport, Conn sents. “‘One Way Ticket,"’ drama 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7)
RESERVATIONS + 8 * of love and blackmail in the| Heartthrob Theater.
EVERYWHERE Perry Como sees eye-to-eye with] topics. (4). (Colorcast) Video 9: 55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. |
both: Miss Raye and Miss Ball/—— acro — a aaa | ACROSS | i
Delphine Finn Michaels | es2rding the home aspects of | Gecni. im i? pW P Pe Elkin T 1B TV. He's a relaxed fellow anyway. lY ame fish . One of
petites —— He can croon or do a bit of 19 {Lily malig: of ; st 4.2170 tolat Americe 8
BIRMINGHAM 296 N. Hunter Bivd. J emceeing as casually as any per- 14 Interstice 74
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“LADDERS The private life of the handsome. ii9 Hair rinetet ) ! Adv sy
Hblack-haired, 43-year-old Como is 2! Sleeping e .
All Sizes as serene as his demeanor on| 22 Pree nhtion - TV's
WOOD sad ALUMINUM ae ae aed = be a tor where a mit Ly i SEE THE
rose to fame an re —— ty AW :
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- Masonic Leader Dies
- © _ FLINT @—Mace E. Crittenden,
former state official in the Masonic
Lodge and wholesale news dealer
in Flint since 1919, died Tuesday
—in~Hurley—Hospital. He was 62.
a 33rd _ degree Crittenden was
OTHE PONTIAC. PRESS,. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1095:
Mason abd served as very eminent Heads Store Publicity Mam. Fla. Before joining Hud-|Grand Haven Jobs Drop [ment survey reported the total em-|Amyet POst Robbed _ [British Scholar Lectures
GRAND RAPIDS # — Thieves} EAST LANSING (#—Sir Richard ‘grand nder of}
ued se | DETROIT uJ. L, Hudson,Co,/editor of the Highland Parker ‘has announced appointment ot jnewspaper and sales promotion employment
E. Dawson (Duke) Fisher as the! manager of the Drulard Co. in
|company} s. publicity director, He! Mojiroe. %
A> native ot! succeeds Chess Lagonarsino Jr.,| Michigan Knights Templar. He
was a past commander of the!
Genesee Valley Commandery of |
Knights Templar.
‘Hillsdale.
Adrian” College.
< lot Richards’ Department Sore’ in| an item becomes an antique. son’s In 1948, Fished was managing
ployed ‘at 4,600 im 4 plants. The
GRAND HAVEN~ w—Industrial all-time peak was December, 1955,
Spring Lake and Ferrysburg de-
_jclined in April for the fourth Petroleum reserves in Texas|
straight month as 391 workers'amournt to more than 18,000,000
he was. a graduate ofwho_r resigned to become presiden There is no specific age at whiCh|were dropped from payrolls. Ajbarreis, or 53.1 per. cent of the in Grand ‘Haven,| when 5,352 persons were employed. |took some 1,200 nickels, 800 dimes
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