Toe ey - oo ; = : ~ ci yee Te ot pe eet Pay ~ : The Weather Th, ih IT : ) U.S, Weather Butean Forecast * PO | : . Home “Details page two . . | | - Edition 114th YEAR %& Wk ~~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956—68 PAGES ASSOCIATED FRaGS "| UNITED PREGS PHOTOS a Thunderstorms Flood. Highways, asements House Certain | Succumbs to OK 33 Billion | for Defense Aid No Opposition Indicated ‘in New Allotments for Coming Fiscal Yeor © | cleared away to wind up the 1956| ». | program. | Mem dollars for mental health | Legislators Face Untinished Work | in State Capitol | LANSING un—After a month at ‘home. Michigan lawmakers re- turned to the capitol today and plunged into 14 items of unfinished |business, including three major| — appropriation bills. The work they tackled had to be) Equestrian Monkey Business at Zoo Opening ‘ ae fas legislative session. It was pushed) beyond the nominal April 6. dead-| line when a late session snarl de- veloped, The leftovers included better, than 110 million dollars in money | bills, one of them setting up a 35. million dollar capital improvement | The other sippropriation bills weuld provide roughly 58 mil- | purposes and 17 millions for pub- | | ie health operations in the fis-— cal year starting July 1. | |" In the non-money field. two of the major proposals caught in the! ideadlock would limit. combined | |payments of state unemployment. |benefits and private supplemental | layoff awards, and provide for flex-| ible controls over state deer herds. French Attack Arabs peaemee 4 Pentiae Press Phot . + River Overflows Following Long Iliness in Algeria Reprisals W. Russell Eames, 70, one of the “RIDING BAREBACK — A bareback riding act is among the new features of the Detroit Zoo's Chimpanzee Show which officials believe House appeared certain to- Defense Department $33,- A day of debate yester- ba recommended by the Ap- Air Force. voiced $512,784,000 chopped’ by Succumbs at His Home should be restored. he didn't believe the House would/ing firm, Eames & Brown, died his opening remark that the |months illness.- where each has “the full cap- ‘son of David and Emma Russell ‘Tt soon may be, he said, that ines Ont, argument as to which side is the) day to pass without major 665,066,000 in new money day disclosed no majar op- propriations Committee for, g A few members the committee from Presi- But Rep. Mahon (D-Tex),) floor make any major alterations. ‘at his home, 233 W. Pike St. yes- United States and Russia have He was torn in Point Edward, ability to destroy the other.’ Eames, and was married Nov. 2, both sides will -realize that there On: Feb. 20, 1910, F and stronger will be somewhat point-| - Kames & Brown’ ia Flint. rown tame to Pontiac in 1911 | _ ALGIERS. is the greatest production in the park’s history. The act was a high- troops on both sides of flaming, 'sht of opening day today with over 5,000 persons expected to be on |Algeria battled nationalist rebels) and. Pansy, Julius, and Jazmo hop on and off and ride Prince in today in grim retaliation for con-| Tegular circus manner during this part of the show. tinuing” “Coordinated attacks on - ‘European farms and military, Animals Make Debut Today posts. * * Heavy rebel losses were claimed as wet! forces ww, 0,000 Expected to Gather out in counterstrikes against the raiders, but siasded commonice- QL ZOO for 1956 Opening tion lines hampered any accurate estimate of casialty, ‘tals. | Stwas-opening day at the Detroit Zoological Park In Western Algeria. where the/in Royal Oak today with over 5,000 visitors expected to in Algeria (P—French WASHINGTON (? — The, "- changes a bill to give the) © for the coming: fiscal year. position to the allotments: the Army, Navy and mF d Di ounder vies belief that some of the W. Russell Eames, 70, dent Eisenhower's requests manager of the bill, told newsmen founders of the plumbing and heat- Mahon jolted his colleagues by |terday afternoon after several “* just about” reached the point Ont., Canada Nov. 2, 1885, the '1907 to Ada Beach in St. Cather- can be no winner in war and “the. a1 1 aaa less,’’ ot ae Ne oatiaged, she) ow eine Kreme Chi, ot fenaive "suniny. Frown mathér,(eeue “Part in a program beginning the 28h season. nt 0 prese Y' The Pontiac Kiwanis Club, o' ‘ y. anc ere situation appears| to be to provide which he was a charter member, ties Said _ strong counterattacks Director Frank G. McInnis predicts attendance will top “jhad taken the lives of at least 200 the 30,000 mark Sunday if the weatherman cooperates. |rebels, Twenty Europeans. were; —.—$_____. dg ireported killed and some 40 farms' Our collection isthe burned in the original nationalist largest and finest we have final inspection by the Senate Agri- ever had. It should be a L] LANSING w® — Some 3,500 picnic assaults in that sector. Re ort Toni ht cultural Committee today, tables currently are being placed ee eee great year,” McInnis told Although the committee voted at. roadside parks by the State * | 4 13-1 last night to send the House-, Highway Departiient for the com-| Ike Enters Hospital visiting representatives of . s passed Spice ; to A — ti marca nile ( Siar baliagaiee » a reste: on Hospital Bids ine press, radio, and 'televi- Chairman Ellender (D-La) called) stoppi aces for tourists. along Eisenhower enters e Army*s I | - the. group back into closed ses-| state trunkline highways are be- Walter Reed Hospital here this . sion at the annual opening sion “to go over the complicated ing put into use for the first time evening for a new physical ex- Architect Leo Heenan, preview yesterday. corn and feed grain sections.” this year. ‘amination. Greatly improved chimpanzee ee ——— Trustees Will Convene anq elephant. shows are expected - Pontiac Creek Goes Wandering more and more money. | A soi)’ bank bill saddled with) further provisions to boost some i. } farm price supports was ready for| New Picnic Areas | With City Commission to attract millions this year as : will exhibits featuring apes, lions, ; tigers and a baby giraffe. The City Commission meets to-) ithe Senin aeie \night with the Pontiac General) lound i ae aelmerees Hospital Board of Trustees to hear! the polar bear, a quartet of the final tabulation of bids for the! Kediak bear cubs known as $3 million hospital dddition.. =| “Dot,""_ “Ditto,” “Daisy,” and | An official total of Jow bids sub-, : omar ae ate ; eee roe imitted April 19. topped $4.000,000.| Paroos, Hames, baboane, and | Since that date, architect Leo | monkeys. © | J, Heenan and his staff have | could possibly reduce the ‘cost of |“Wynken” and “Blynken.”’ | the proposed wing:- ~~ The addition of several-new va-) June 19 according to Board Chair- joc) Laan Je man William P, Babcock. _ species in history, McInnis said. Heenan is expected to present The Zoological Park leaders ‘the tabulation to the board and call the “Chimp Show” the commission and report on his find-| SPeatest production in the zoo's ings from the three-week study of history. ithe bids. | The cast. headed by the frolic- Mike,” “Julius” and *‘Bobo,” per- form such stunts as walking the - In Today's Press County News. ...........0065 sa ‘high wire, taking the ‘death slide” Editorials ............. -on an inclined wire, riding ponies - bareback, and balancing on rubber Food News |... 33 thru 44 balls. pogo sticks, ladders and . Pontiac Press Photo Sports 53, 34, 53, 56, 37 bicycles. « OVER THE BANKS — Rain all day yesterday stage, The storm, the second that threatened Theaters $9 Visihig Hoursiaslinberiniatnts and last night poured the Pontiac Creek over its floods in two weeks, flooded many basements Ty & Radio Programs......67 banks in the vicinity of Pine street. The Clinton throughout the city afid spilled over into many Wilson, Kart. . x 52 ‘a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays and River in many parts of the city wag near flood streets, ovine traffic, = | Women's Pages _.45 thru 81) (holidays throughout the season er a Rt ne “An Uncanny and Almost Terrifying Experience” The leading newcomers on dis- rs ao been considering several possible (play for the first time today were) Faking Iliness Charge ‘| alternates on each bid, which ® Pair of Lesser Pandas named Brings Divorce Action Workers Off Tomorrow Corp order to balanee production with! current customer demand” all of three previous postponements from afternoon or evening. The high. will ts 5 pm. on weekdays and from 9 tions will be shut down Friday. time. Production will be resumed Mon- day in all plants 7 z . aT Pontine Press Photo DANCE PARTNERS — A pair of talented Chimpanzees called Pansy and Albert are the dancing partners with Mike a piano player | in the band in one of the highlights of the big 20-act Chimp Show which was staged for the first time as the Detroit Zoological Park . opened today. ° H-Bomb Drop Postponed ~ DETROIT (INS) — Amer R. Ma- : - rieties of birds has given the zoo cumber has filed suit for divorce | T: These bids remain binding until-its jargest collection. of different against his wife, Gladys, in pe. for 4th Time trot and) his. bill’ of “complaltt) “Usk MT. McKINLEY, Off Bikini charged everything from nagging’ to faking sickness. im — Bikini lay lonely and still this Macumber also said ,his wife hit Morning, waiting for the false sun him with sticks and clubs, ruined of a hydrogen bomb to light the his clothes with water and sand, |sky. destroyed his books, put sand in some foursome of “Tarzan,”’ (he gas tarik of his automobile An off-and-on H-bomb test sched- juled for dawn today was postponed ‘again 84 hours before blast time. The Estes said wind patterns had shifted so that the Marshall Is- DETROIT (#—General| Motors jands might have been endangered announced today that “In py a blast today. Adverse weather had caused automotive assembly opera- the original daté of Monday, U. $ Ships on their way to blast sta- tions turned hack. Nearly l Inches Hits Local Area; All-Day Downpour Pelts Most Parts of State; Detroiter Killed Thunderstorms pelted rain down on Pontiac and the rest of Oakland County yestesday and last night ‘and for the second time in two weeks caused flooded jbasements and covered many streets and high- | ways. Gi , | Close to two inches of ijrain fell beginning early basements in Pontiac. Some 100 calls were received by \the Department of Public Works. , : covered by water as the steady rain, overtaxed the mains. ” ONLY MINOR WASHOUTS Despite the steady rain, the Oak- land County Road Commission: re- ports only minor road washouts In +s vias the result of the storm, an of- ficial reported Lightning last night was con: ducted through a radio aerial in radio set setting 18 inches from the boy's bed. \ It scorehed the\side of the bed which the frighteneil boy had just rolled away from. It caused about $50 damages according. to the Bit- imingham Fire Dept. : Water was reported up to de “|levels of automobiles passing on— ‘Baldwin avenue near Harris Lake. [The Clinton River was overflowing at Beaudette street, Arthur Hill (Continued on Page 23, Col. 4) °° Cloudy, Cool Tonight, ‘Warmer on Friday The weatherman predicts cloudy apd cooler for tonight. The low will be 38-40, | ‘Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and somewhat warmer, Showers _and thunderstorms are expected by ‘be near 60 degrees. The lowest thermometer reading ‘preceding 8 am. was 54 degrees. ‘The mercury rose to 53 at 2 p.m. bd Air Force Shows | Mighty Wallop in Big Demonstration HAROLD A. FITZGERALD ing a photograph just before the pilot whisked over the Publisher, Pontiac Press startled spectators’ heads. What.“stops” Would you use Perhaps the greatest aerial firepower demonstra- 0n your personal Brownie if the camera were moving! tion in the history of aviation was held Tuesday at the faster than eight miles a minute? Anyway, this disciple. Air Proving Ground Command at Eglin Air Force Base of Eastman got his picture, winged his way to a base in Florida. (15 miles away (less than two minutes) and then_re-) an hour. * x * * Your awe-struck reporter sat through two |erminated. oe . ¢ | Hf ting nose of aie al Mag rac Amn onion piece. More than 5,0C0 spectators from all sections oe asthe eae a a soeereteniics of the United States including Senators, Congress- _ ° vA gee m“ wiker na ae did ‘i wor See men and Governors sat Spellbound as the greatest me or qin d ees oe 8 mat AT fliers. in the ‘world “poured it 6n” ina titrilling ex- ; ae that can = oe aisplene and) thes : : did it just a few feet apart at terrific speed. As a hibit that left everyone jimp arid speechless. finale, they dove in front of the stands and then * * * f pulled up in a straight vertical climb for more than Activities opened with an RF-84F ‘flying at the ~a mile, rolling only a few feet apart as they soared’ , grandstand at better than 500 milesan hour ahd'tak-| upward. At ast they broke“away in huge loops, ® * i It's awesome. i ‘ le ‘ a ? Oe ice L os A - 5 a t : wf a ah oor er ve ye } Oe ae fi yp'-4 “ils 4 ‘ ye . 4 ek i che ot) ray a ace ve y . E x + traveling north, east, south and west respectively. They completed the loops in front of the stands and | criss-crossed each other at five or six hundred miles " * | “ - Remember, at this speed you travel more than 700 ‘tumed with several large prints before the afternoon feet every second. Now place four objects a scant few _»|feet apart and it becorres apparent what tremendous mastery of an airplane is required to guarantee your, own: safety and that of your. the maximum judgment and moxie. At one time several 4F-100's. broke the cele- | brated sound barrier. Watching a plane a few feet | off the ground, traveling 800 miles an hour right in front of your nose, is an uncanny and almost terri- fying experience. The thing ‘comes winging in from a distance and is on you before you comprehend. Yet, it’s real. It has It's soundiess like a shadow. substance and someone is controlling it— yes, handling it beautifully. It flits past, ghostlike, in the barest winking of an eye. . * Think of it. - Pontiac to Detroit — compatriots. It also takes As one flashes past, s * crackling “boom, boom, _ everyone honest enough And remember also, this thing packs deat (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1 4 This Machiavellian conception-is traveling more than 13 miles a minute — every minute. a That's a mile in less than five seconds. . ; less than two minutes. suddenly the sitence ends and you're besieged with sound. First there's the boom,” which means the. sound harrier has been broken. And then, of course, as the lightning monster rips away into the distance, you're assailed by the fearful roar of the motor. The combination simply. scares the daylights out of te confess. . ‘fire i * 4 4 : i if 7 io } 5 ui Pik if i 4 yesterday, flooding many - Streets throughout the city wefe ~ areas, No roads are closed «. BALDWIN FLOODED |< as ~ ~ bd NN ° ~ \. or » Washington—or—well, THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 Air’ Force: Packs Wallop Probation Topic The Day in Birmingham [Bad Check Ring Schools Planning to Offer in Special Bombing Show; "(Continued From Page One) power when it goes ‘on the prowl. It’s a great pack- age to have on your side. . * * *.” A magnificent exhibition saw fehters and bombers working ever targets on the ground. They attacked four grounded planes with napalm bombs and regular bembs. They attacked a “fac- tory” and air force “headquar- of cities in Asia pop into your mind without half trying. Then—and this is too terrible te contemplate—substitute H.- ‘| bombs fer the 500 pounds of | TNT. And then add a whole ficet | of these carriers in the sky, at the same .noment, if you dare. Sobering and overpowering thoughts were in the minds of everyone, * * * ters” which had been erected for the purpose and they attacked a machinegun emplacement with eight “guns” showing. These napalm bombs burn the oxygen out of the air in the vi- cinity and the fire a fearful sight. The flames leap with an intensity that commands the, height of respect, followed by clouds of sickening smoke that billow and roll with the wind. Psychologically, this must be a fearful weapon in the hands of someone that doesn't have your best interests in mind. In the rocket exhibition you can see the rockets as they leave the planes and watch them shoot out ahead, strike and explode. They're} fired close to the grandstand.) They are deadly, sinister and make you feel “uneasy.” Most of the bombs and rockets purposely gave trails of smoke so the audience can follow them in the air. Air- craft cannons chat fired 300 rounds in a few seconds were demon- strated on the ground and the empty brass casings flew out like water from a gigantic fire hose. You blink involuntarily. No one speaks. * * At one time, the field was cut into the conversation between the planes in a formation far over head. Once. the leader said casually: ‘‘We’re at 42,000 feet and I see it's raining in Panama City (Florida.)” Once a hugé refueling plane in full flight had three fighters re- is is : aly F§ ; TT Major General Robert W. Burns, i\Commander of Eglin Field stated ithe purpose of the demonstration was “to ive a greater under- standing of the part played by the U. fense of the exhibition uncovered the everntu-, alities that would result if any nation wanted to ‘‘get tough” and throw its weight around. * * * I hope there were quite a few Russians in the 5,000 spectators. Cameras were allowed. I hope they photographed some of the activities that were “just play” this time, but which could be “tor keeps” at the drop of a hat. It was an eyetul. x « «* government took “‘toss bombing” off from the secrecy list. Several planes demonstrated this new and unique téchnique. It has a fearful purpose. In toss bombing, the plane starts to climb at full speed and then releases the bomb which, of course, continues upward at sev- eral hundred miles an hour until gravity claims it and starts it . During this in- plane is streaking homeward with the accelerator wide open and all the horses un- 1? Ht these were handled by the C-F100's America's greatest and newest plane of this type. x * * i Finally, to close out the show, a B-36 appeared and gave the crowd ground. These bombs were TNT. You fire the others on unin- habited atolls in big oceans, * * * Three dozen men went lof Friday Talks State, Local Officials to Discuss Officers for Area Justice Courts cation to the teeth of school stu- dents is being planned, according Oakland County Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem said yesterday he has scheduled a meeting with county probation officer Arthur P. McKenna and a state probation of- ficial Friday to discuss ways of providing probation officers in jus- tice courts. The problem stems {rom a Cir-| fifth graders will be eligible. Judge Clark J. Adams. S. Air Force in maintain- written opinion said justices may ing a global air superiority in de- place offenders on probation but free world.” The) Hane — them to probation of- D For thé first time in history, our! South Eastern Michigan, Selfridge Field with Majer Gant eral Robert E. L. of the Michigan party were very favorably impressed with the two Selfridge men and their hanging of the trip. T have just one piece of advice for our readers: Don't declare all- out war on the United States. a look-see at all its awe and ‘majesty. This is probably the big-| gest war plane in the world. The! wing span és better than 200 feet and {it carries an unbelievable| amount of weight. After ‘ ‘in review,” this monarch of all it) surveys, started a bombing run of a mile and a half. That's a man size distance. Step it off. But this gigantic monster sailed) along serenely, dropping 500 pound _bombs in a continuous and ba Ynterrupted stream. One © . bomb is a fearful thing, but pea 4 steady flow of these killers fol-) lowed ovtr a distance of a mile and a half. You see them plainly as they emerged from the plane and the’ entire route is a stream of bombs in efdless precision. * * x. Picture a strip a mile and a half long with bombs actually “overlapping” each other in their destruction. After the first one hits, the balance follow with a continuous roar as they strike the ground and detonate. It made a profound and last- ing impression. Probably each eye witness visualized this mile and a half in his own home town —or in New York—or Detroit— a lot The Weather Full U.S, Weather Bureau Report NTIAC . AND VICINITY—Clondy. windy and eooler today with occasional showers this morning, high 50-54. Mostly! efoudy and cooler tonight, low 38-40.) Tomerrew mostly cloudy and somewhat warmer with showers and thunderstorms by afternoon of evening, bigh near 60 Northeasterly winds 15-25 miles per heur today becoming tast to pomteeest and diminishing tonight. A Today in Pontiac: * Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m At @ am: Wind Velocify 10 mph Direction: North . Sun sets Thursday at 7:41 pm Sun rises Friday at 5:15 a.m Moon sets Thursday at 9 21 pm. Moon rises Friday at 6:57 a.m. Downtown 1 Temperatares c iW elses wea ir) m.... 4 TM, . canes 53 Wednesday in ‘in Pontine (As recorded downtown} Highes; temperature y.. 64 Lowest temperature .é....... .. 40 Mean temperature .. deve. cease s+ 53 Weather—Rain. One Year Ago in Pontiae Highest temperature ........6,..540 tote eraoasacntr one iPoatincoonGowaahh ean mperpture deereergics 6l-ai¢ Weathe: r—Rein ay ifighest and Lowest Temperatures This! te in 84 Years 00 tm 1996 43 48.5) otapptey’ Téinperatore Chart PT i sais the i Miami Minneapolis 72 New New 65, zl Memphis | aN a rieans ork 2 80 ™ 13 mm. oon ay 30 in —"l Police Arrest Motorist ‘After Hit-Run Crash - | English Wilson, 38, of 301 Harri- on a charge of driving under the influence of liquor after his car reportedly rammed the rear of another at South Perry and Pad- dock Sts, Pontiac Police said they arrested Wilson a few blocks away from the accident at 4 p.m. yesterday. Eaton andirepresentative from Roya] Oak,| Colonel Paul E. Todd as hosts. All| joined with another veteran legis- ‘jgressional delegation, having: |served continuously since 1931 ‘passing, \son St., today faces arraignment The Oakland County Dental cuit Court ruling last month by Society has approved of whose . Carter repos * ° * Previously, justices had issued probations but had not used pro- Mr. and Mrs. Early Yankee, bation officers, Some officials doubted they had legal authority = ae =" Crash Injuries Kill Flint Man. director in charge of probations Collision in. Waterford at the Michigan Department of Parole and Probation, will be here| Fatal Two Days Later, Autopsy Proves: Friday for the conference. Discussion will center on provid- ing. additional probation officers under McKenna, Ziem said, If no legal objections appear, he will ask the fqur County circuit judges to recommend hiring of additional officers, and ask the County Board of Auditors for funds for the pur-| pose. James C. Foster Jr. Seeking State Post James C. Foster Jr., 27, of Birmingham, yesterday announced he .would seek: the State Repre- sentative seat from the Third Dis- trict on the Republican ticket. The post is presently held by Richard C. Van Dusen, of Birm- An autopsy yesterday in-.Flint established. that a Flint man in- volved in a Waterford Township accident Sunday died Tuesday ently stemmed from three intesti- nal ruptures, township police said today, Umberto Gallerani, 59, of 2513 Tiffin St., Flint, reported no in- juries to Waterford police Sunday when his car was struck from be- hind by Andrew Vogt, 42, of 224 'E. Court St., Flint. But Waterford Township Police Chiet Frank VanAtta sald to x * * Gallerani, who took a taxi ingham, who said would not) 4 That H-bomb is something. seek re-election in 3 Aug. .7 ai Fist with his witp efter the se The hayoc and destruction are | mary ° aarp eae for iogped rapt = so far hing, that we have to ‘ w a hospi ‘or X- lt our boys get completely out |tmniversity Law School after com| TAY%, whch showed he had a of the area of death and devasta- |pJeting his undergraduate work at) ‘actured vertebra. tion. . the University of Michigan. Galleranj remained in the hos- Toss bombing is one answer. | He is a charter.member of the pital until Tuesday night, when he) Each of the bombs left trails |Young Republican Club of Oak-|died. — VanAtta said today the accident happened at U.S.10 and Williams Lake Road. Gallerani and three other drivers, he said, were wait- ing for the traffic light when Vogt's car plowed into the rear of Galle- rani's, touching’ off a chain reaction land County and is active in the Wayne County GOP club, Dondero, Wolcott Honored by Dems at Capital Dinner George A. Dondero, retiring U.S. cars. VanAtta is attempting to get jstatements from the other three drivers, he said. lator, colleague Jesse Wolcott of) Port Huron, in receiving special, ‘State Aeronautic Chief tribute from Michigan's Democrat-! 'to Protest Airline Cuts ic House delegation at a luncheon) in Washington, D.C., yesterday. | LANSING um — Brig. Gen. Lester Dondero, 72, has been a House); Maitland, State Aeronautics Di- member since 1933. Wolcott, 63, is the dean of the Michigan Con-' ja conference with representatives lof Capital Airlines to protest cuts Bath (are adisans and nel cides. ice © several Michigan ther plans to seek ree * «© a Democratic Rep. Louis bat Air service out of Muskegon and struck the keynote during the ‘Lansing has been hurt the most event, saying Michigan legislators}, the schedule cuts, Maltland may splif: politically on legisla-|..iq. One flight a day also has tion-but always join in promoting heen cut off the schedule out of! the welfare of their state. | Flint, he reported. He added: ‘We'll feed you to- ‘Confederate Vet Wants Shirt for 110th Birthday day but will lick you in the fall.” The Republican guests replied in, 'kind, NEW YORK {INS)—A deal in- \Studebaker-Packard _. Corp. largest motor car company ‘s fi- stages of negotiation. * * * car field. cludes a commitment by the De-! military orders. the nation's companies, is to get an option on 7,000,000 Studebaker-Packard shares at a price of approximate. | ly $5 a share, Exercise of this option will give Curtiss-Wright | control, as Studebaker presently i | has outstanding 6,440,000 shares of an authorized 15,000,000 shares, | | Eventually, the two companies| ‘may merge, creating a $50,000,000! ‘enterprise with $1,500,000,000 anual isales. Under the financial part of the| prograin, iwould extend an additional $15,000,- 000 in credit, making $45,000,000 in ; funds available to the motor car ; company, ‘NEED EXTRA MONIES Insurance companies, which hold $25,000,000 in 4 per cent notes with maturities running from 1957 to) 1973, will ease some of the pro-|;** visions under the proposed financial plan. Studebaker-Packard ing said the company needed $50, £7/000,000 additional financing. : The exercise of the stock option to Curtiss-Wright wodld provide ": Studebaker - Packard Deal With Airline in Final Stage ‘volving control of the $250,000,000 and strengthening af the nation's fourth nancial” position is in the final The completion will insure the company’s continuance as one of the two independents in the motor The negotiations are being car- ried on in New York &nd Washing- ton and part of the agreement in- Jfense Department on $200,000,000 the commercial. banks: Ls President} \James Nance at the annual meet- 31) $35,000,000 and ‘with $15,000,000 | \¥ SLANT, Va. (?—John Salling, | one of the South's three surviving veterans of the Civil War, says he'd like Gov. Thomas B. Stanley for his 110th birthday Tuesday. * * * the company would have the needed $50,000,000, : From Detroit, Studebaker-Pack- | ard Corp. announced teday that losses of $14,511,173 for the first) ‘quarter of this year have reduced} the working capital of the firm to $45,759,563. Studebaker-Packarc& was formed! g in October, 1954, by a merger of) ‘two of the leading independents—_ Studebaker, with its major plant aeons Appoints Robb | South Bend, Ind., and Packard,|) LANSING U™ — Appointment ot icentered in Detroit. | Bert, W. * ¢ - a member of the Great Lakes As part of the program to |Commission was announced yester- ‘strengthen the company's position, day by Gov. Williams. jand increase the efficiency of op-| Robb, a- former director of the) He also expressed the wish for a birthday cae ~ Maj. W. a Thomas of the Vir-, scheduled to present Salling with’ jeration the motor’ car assemblies|Michigan State Waterways Com-, Curtiss. Wright Corp., one of |would be centered in South Bend.|mission, was. named to succeed! leading- aircraft | Defense business would provide | John WwW. Gibson, resigned. The lemployment for workers now en-|appointment requires Senate con- jsaged in car production in Petros iSemeatiatt night of peritonitis which appar-| ‘rector, said today he has scheduled) Dental Fluoride Program BIRMINGHAM—Fluoride appli-;2115 W Lincoln, are appealing the Justice Court decision that their dog, an Irish setter valued at about $750, should be destroyed. They have hired Attorney John Manikotf, who will ask for a decision that the family may sell the dog, for study sather than have & hited iy the city. : The family isn't questioning the court decision that the dog bit Edward J. Rodgers, 3, in a neigh- boring yard. Manikoff filed last weekend in city offices for appealing the case ito Circuit Court. A decision on the selling the dog will affect whether | fluoride program and promises'they continue pressing the ‘case, ve full support and cooperations he says. * * LJ -City officials are planning to re- ove vuinee President A. Edward They- the Ford Tractor plant, city rec- reationa] facilities and Cranbrook Hnstitute of Science, and will lunch with civic leaders at Northwood Inn, F Pontiac Deaths Roy J. McWhorter Roy J.. McWhorter, 65, of 40 Au- burn Ave. was dead on arrival yesterday morning in Pontiac Geo eral Hospital. Born in Hickman County, Ky. May 13, 1890, he was the son of Lee and Nancy = Stone Mc- Whorter. Coming here from Clinton, Ky. 15 years ago, he had been em- ployed as a factory worker. He was formerly a railroad engi- neer, Surviving are two children, Kath- erine McWhorter of Memphis, Tenn. and Enchel McWhorter of North Hollywood, Calif. Also sur- viving are two sisters. and two brothers. Service will be at 1 p.m. Friday from the Kirkby Funeral Mome with the Rev. Wayne E. Welton of the Parkdale Church of the Naz- arene officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. accident which involved all four|Thomas. Michael White Thomas’ Michael White, three- year-old son of Harry Jack and Myrtle Rowland White, died at 5) dry o'clock this morning in Children’s Hospital, Detroit. He had been il a year. He was born here Nov. 15, 1982 and attended Emmanuel Baptist | Church. with his parents. Besides his mother and father, Thomas is survived by~ a sister, Jacquelyn, and two brothers, Ste- phen and David, all at home. Friends may call at the Pursley Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Friday. Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later. to send him a Confederate shirt) “Tf I got the shirt, it would give me a full uniform," Salling said.| ginia state police in Richmond is, 10-gallon hat as a hirthday gift.| Robb, Grosse Pointe, as! | | | | MOTHER’S DAY: CANDY Wrapped for Out-of-Town ‘M others Day’ Wrapped MANSFIELD Assorted Box Chocolates Pal mh i Pound Fresh chocolates right from famous maker's candy kitchen. Gift boxed. WHITMAN'S Sound $] 50 79 “PIN-WHEEL’, BUTTER-CuP ‘FARM'—pound .... $¢ N. Saginaw —Main Floor Got $1,700 Here Two Held: at “Jackson in 5 State Network Members of a large-scale bad check ring who have been jailed in three states passed 21 bad checks totalling more than $1,700 in the Pontiac area, Pontiac Police de- tective Olin E. Hoffman said to- day, Two alleged members of the gang, which has reportedly netted more than $100,000 in five states in the past two years, were grrested in Walled Lake last week and iturned cover to police in Jackson, Hoffman said. two months ago. They are William Hale and William Beckett. , Additional members are held in Springfield, Mlinois, and Spring- field, Ohio, were Meggitt and Det. | Charles Leaf of Pontiac post State Police now are interviewing them. Hoffman said today the gang has operated in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. He said a ro- tating system was used by the Democrat Rivals Share Same Root Delegate Nominees : Questioned as Suspects |. . LF hed Must File Petitions Voters who intend to run as pre- cinct delegates to the August Coun- ty convention must file their peti- tions by 4 p.m., May 29, County Clerk Lynn D. Allen said yester- day. in Los sugeles a Petitions must bear. signatures of registered and electors of the precinct in which the candidate intends to run, he said. There are now 248 precincts in Oakland County, Total Farm Assets DES MOINES — Farm assets in = ¢ the United States at present are They'll get together Sunday at estimated at 163 billion dollars, in- Los Banos where both are slat cluding real estate, cash and in- ed to appear in a parade and per- vestments, and other property. By haps tangle in an informal discus- a farm debt amounts to sion but no formal debate. ‘only 18 billion dollars. Practical & Uselul GIFT for MOTHER 3-SHELF ALL METAL Utility TABLE ELECTRIC OUTLET Made to Sell at $6.95 —Fridey & Seturday— 3.66 * 15 x 20°30" High gang, with frequent changes of eration. totalling about $7,000. Police Press Probe in Woman's Death Detroit and Madison Heights, police today are continuing their investigation into the death Tues- day morning of Harriet Anderson, 22-year-old alleged dope from Elkhart, Ind., whose body, was found lying in-a Madison’ Heights lovers’ Jane Tuesday. Dr. Richard Olson, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital pathologist, said! Mrs. Anderson died of overdoses of bar>iturates, alcohol and nar- cotics. Police still are trying to trace her movements from the time she) was last seen Sunday night to the | time of her death, estimated by, Dr. Olson at 2 a.m. Tuesday. | Three out of four ttaffice acci- dents happen in clear weather on roads. Genuine FACTORY PARTS te make your electric shaver check passers in each area of. op-| CORD IN - 98 N. Saginaw —tad Floor % White Enamel Finish ® K-D, Ready te Assemble = ™ Uf Mother Wears Slacks — She'll ' Love These Slacks! For SHORT. 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All pitty sizes, —iInd Floor Rights. te Limit, Quantities Reserved | Tubular steel frame techable tray 25-inches ‘high oes for ovet-the-iap use Deluxe All-Metal Snack Carts - FOLDING STYLE at A Te Value * Folds Flat for Storage ® 2-In. Swivel Casters Distinctive scalloped shape trays, no-mar fin- ish. Ideal Mother's Day Famous Brand—First Quality Folding Tray Tobie A Regular $2.95 Value de- a i} ans : ‘ es | ) * | | re uy ov 4 4 : 4 ‘ : ; a “4 ¥ “4 iy ° pis \ eine Oe by vy . 5 / | a | in J ‘ ri, c, | [4 z | ee ee * , : y- , a ; > . * | ’ hoe FOUR _ ey oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956: , ————————— SS s"_ Sa _ . Z te = : tar o 4 Shop till 9 Friday Night Seo . ; | TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: _EDITORS JUNIOR —— P id \ the cleaner that walks WASHER-DRYER ~ COMBINATION +. pay as little as : 2° per week © big trade-in allowance! VISITORS IN YOUR GARDEN—4 The Mantis , This long fellow is called a praying mantis because as he sits up with his forefeet before his face he looks. as if he were in prayer. Actually he is just making ready to catch some other unwary insect. He is harmless to man and is sometimes caged as a pet. Orig- inally he came to this country, probably from China, about 50 years ago: For your garden collection, color this picture with crayons. Re- member the mantis is green with red eyes. Behind his head is a bit of blue sky. Now paste the picture on cardboard and cut out the parts. Fasten the forelegs to the body with a pin or brass fastener at the point indicated. Fold the end panels back and the mantis will sit up. You can swing his arms up and down as if he were ¢ : catching his dinner. 1 i N GLIDES ON (Send your idea for Junior Editors to this newspaper and you may r win $10, as Mrs. A. Bernis of Weston, Vt., did in this case. Violet | Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) Tomorrow: The Cricket @ small down payment! W HOOVER | Ue NO MONEY DOWN! ) Only ‘6 Per Month!. . | Redhead Seeking =" princess in the 1953 Cherry, Blossom Festival in Washington. Beauty Honor | Corresponding secretary and jexecutive board member of the : at GOP Contest iclub, Miss Rendell is a graduate: | Dorothy Rendell, a 22-year-old of Marygrove College and a sec- *% Exclusive Double-Stretch %* Oversizé Throwaway blue-eyed redhead from Hunting-jond-grade teacher at Benjamin Hose — 15 Ft. Extra Bag Changes in 10 ton Woods, will seek the title of Franklin School, Royal Oak. : Reach! Seconds! “Miss Young Republican” this weekend at the state convention of} Hercegovina, in western Yugo- E : : the Michigan Federation of Young slavia, with adjacent sections of | %* Telescoping Wand — Won't Come Apart! %* New Floor and Rug Nozzle That Clides on | Republicans in Lansing. Bosnia and the Dalmatian coast, ! i J Miss Rendell is the candidate of bias (mare than pay Pr of the Use It Short or Use It Long! ~ ; ssc Wessels! Oakland County's Young Republi-|world’s known bauxite, the crude : . : “ , can club. She is a former Michi-lore of aluminum. The new Hoover Constellation is airborne . . . floats after you on its own air stream . . . no pulling, no tug- ae _ el = — ging! It walks on air to give you a new lift—new ease in home cleaning! New floor and rug nozzles that glide on 3 quiet wheels. Always at a correct angle for most powerful suction—all across the nozzle! Soft vinyl cover won't mar or mark your precious furniture! Hurry in today—Free Demonstration! Waite's Hoover Center—Downstairs Store é * e 5 (Grinnell : = / ange e ‘ : . . oD ay Special! of , : Th “Starting atsee : A 00 Ease Mother's work and“add glamour to her kitchen! S VE on Shower her.with Genera! 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Cosmetice--Street Fleer j prices plus tex Fascist Peoples Freedom League - would be a healthy sign of fur- THE. PONTIAC PRESS Pontiac 12, a ra ee ERE ee ny ther progress toward democracy. M7) prudent “ina Punisher «|S far, however, the opposition _~ "Bessuie ine Pystgnt See | _\ has been so tnarganiaed as to be 7 _ ineffective. Joun W. Hy ee” ate Governor’ s Breakfast Teds Pei oe Fame wooed a eer 1S Political Success MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Governor WritiaMs' “Government use Day” visit to Pontiac was a well- managed affair. Gathered with him for break- . ‘The Assoc’ tor a eeeotes of paper as well as all entitled the of il focal bows beng printeg 1 this new fs delivered by carrier for 40 cents Wook: re corrler ice is sveterie oF by Lene | os lane Genetee 12.00 @ year; elsewhe fe fast at the Elks Club were some c and all ail other 1 Li in United States : Pain payable in advance. = 7) Democrats. They heard what one Pontise 29-8181, MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF ae atonal alt MAY 10, 1956 was billed as a report to the peo- ple. During the tour similar reports have been made in Kala- mazoo, Kent, Macomb and Genesee Counties. x * * The Governor devoted half of his 30 minutes to his report on State problems and half to answering ques- tions from the audience. Seizing his opportunity, the State’s first four- term Chief Executive took a verbal swing at two high Republican State officials. He said Dr. Crain L, TivL08, Su- perintendent of Public Instruction and Highway Commissioner CHARLES Zreci#r had been invited to make the tour but were “too busy.” ———— County Still Ha: Has Room to Greatly Spread Out The lead news story on the county page in Wednesday’s issue gives some idea of the size of Oakland County. It also shows that our immense industrial growth has not crowded : out our areas for great outdoor recreational development and good living. — x * * While it pointed out the 1956 im- provements for which contracts : already have been awarded in our P largest recreational area, it should be the . 3 remembered that we have a great On the whole the Governor's re- many others. ee ~ port to the people was as skillful a Some of these already have facili- it of campaigning as we have heard ties to accommodate the more than in a long time, although he didn’t two million people who will enjoy identify any candidate. Ear ee eee them this year. x x * 5g The news story was about the Howover, later developments Holly Recreational Area, under ‘showed he was speaking for him- _ development by the Michigan f. e following day he an- Gat 3g cuueeinan! aver 6.008 term candidate for his present : ; prises over 6,000 office. He undoubtedly had that acres. in mind at the time. Yes, Beary knows his lomo Included in this are 16 lakes, many _ streams, wooded hills, plenty @ pra wild life including herds of The Man About Town deer, good side roads and parking spaces, excellent plenic grounds, (Cqmps to Be Busy Advance Registrations Are bathing beaches, magnificent vistas and everything else for which the JH outdoor. lover harikers. _ More Than in Former Years i * / x. * Rain: What once fell for-.40—.- ; Yet this is located in a central posi- days and 40 nights—and we now are living in an era for breaking tion, within. 20 miles of Pontiac, and — records, ‘on both sides of the fotrdane Dixie “Highway, and with good paved roads from other directions. This/ ‘single Tecreational area In spite of spring weather that does not foster a hankering for outdoor life, most of the summer camps in the Pontiac area report a record breaking advante enroll- = is ‘the size of a ar ment. Largest of theni all, _ ol within almost ata ° Boy Scout Camp Agawam, : within the Pon City where over a thousand boys last summer limite. But it represents only one = —s enjoyed at least one weétk of manhood per cent of the area of Oakland ‘building recreation, already has registra- County. -. tions that assure a full attendance when it opens next month. Scattered openings . ‘rnd present population within this in some of its weekly periods) still are rea is less than one-tenth of one per #vallable. ii ‘cent of the more than half million A wild duck stopped over last fall near / people now living in the county. the home of / (tk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slaterfield / Yes, we are living in a large at Williams Lake, and was generously fed : / gounty—large in many ways. -by them, remaining several days. Last » / Yet we still have plenty of room week the same duck stopped on its north- e | here to live well and have a good: - ward migration’ and .quacked at their door. It again was well fed and stuck time without any ‘overcrowding. around for five days. / Progress i in Burma a In contrast to the upset in Ceylon, — news of the national election in Burma is encouraging. The eight-year-old government of Prime Minister U Nu came through the test at the polls with flying colors although opposition parties got more votes than expected. At the same ‘time, however, there was strong evidence of political progress in the fact that election contests were held _ in far more districts than five years ago. : A U Nu’s government is aligned. neither with the Soviet nor Western block and is not even a member of the British Common- wealth. As a result there was no issue of foreign policy in- volved in the election. * * * A political strong man, the Prime Minister has the support aon power- ful machine which has _ operated -.. smoothly and efficiently. However, he has had to contend with the natural desire of the Burmese for change. and some discontent over inflation. Among opposition parties are tHe “white flag” and “red flag” Communists who keep parts of the country in patio and several * tribal groups. ‘ ‘ Lg A pair of deer who inhabit a big woods near the home of Robert Fulerum ‘on the Dixie Highway about 15 miles northwest of Pontiac, chase his chickens ake of his poultry yard and eat their feed. , So many twin tulips have been reported that they no longer are news. Thanks, however, to our good readers who tell us about them. A torsythia bush in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kanner in Birmingham has color ideas of its own. Deserting the traditional forsythia yellow, it is all aglow with pink blossoms. A card from those globe girdlers, ‘Sarah Jones and Alice Serrell, was mailed. in Yokohama just before starting on the last leg of their trip. Tulips around which Mrs. Beverly Hannawalt of Keego Harbor dumps her coffee grounds are one-half larger’ than those to which she deesn't give the caffeine treatment. Returning from a trip to Washington, Ransom Srockfield tells me that the Japanese cherry trees do not put on any better display than an Oakland County peach or cherry orchard In bloom. And those Washington trees do not produce any fruit. Verbal Orchids to— * * : : 3 f | Chesrans believe that the rise r. and Mrs. William Martyn » . Of opposition to U Nu’s Anti- sof 39 Waldo Bt.; ” anniversary - fifty-seventh wedding , tn . “M- -m-mff Don’t Mff-m Worry” Devidltanseate Says: Sen. George to Remain in Government As Adviser on Foreign Policy Questions WASHINGTON—For many weeks the idea of a withdrawa] by Sen. George, . Democrat, of Georgia from his prospective -race for re- election has been quietly discussed here. This nt learned about It in confidence about ten days ago from a prominent (ieor- gia businessman who happens to be a close friend of both Sen. George and former Gov. Herman Talmadge, ‘We who are friends of both men,” he said, ‘feel that it would be wiser for Sen, George to with- draw only because the strain of the paign would be great for a man of his advanced age but be- cause we feel that a contest should, if possible, be avoided." IKE OFFERS POSITION When asked at the time what the senator’s plans might be, the an- swer given was {hat these same friends hoped President Eisen- hower would find an opportunity to use the senator’s services, since it would ‘be an excellent way to emphasize bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy. It is to be noted that, when news of the withdrawal of Sen. George became known on Wednesday through a copyright- ed article in the Augusta, Ga., Chronicle and was aa con- firmed the same day ‘by the senator himself in Washington, there was ready af once a letter from the President offering to the Georgian a post of great im- portance in international affairs, There was nothing prearranged about it in the sense that this action was designed to influence the senator's decision. Actually the senator didn't make up his mind till a few days ago that he wouldn't make the race. Incidentally, the volunteer workers in his _head- quarters in Atlanta are reported by the United Press to have been caught flatfooted on Wednesday by the developments in Washington and had already mailed out 30,000 pamphlets and 28,000 letters relat- ing to his prospective campaign. So.it was apparent: they were not notified of George's decision till the last moment Politically, jhe action ‘of Sen. George does not necessarily. mean that Georgia will be without a con: test this fall. The Democratic primary, which is equivalent to aa election, will bring out epposition to former Gov. Talmadge, who has _already announced his candidacy. It is believed that somé of the anti- “Talmadge groups. have felt they would have a better chance against the former governor if they had a younger and more enthusiastic champion of their cause than Sen. George to represent therh in’ the primary, As for the situation in the Sen- ate, the retirement of Sen. tieorge is a distinct loss to the Eisenhower administration. Al- ways objective and broad-gauged Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE ~ When I go calling on a friend... It's only natural that... T never look around his stoop .. . To find a welcome mat... I know that I am welcome as .. . 1 knock upon his doot . . . However often I have been . ... To visit him before... I know that he:will ask me in. To stay as long and late... As my ts here and there . . And other things can wait... And when he comes to call on me . He need not be demure. . . Nor. search for signs of any kind . To make him feel Secure . He knows that at the instant of . His friendly knock or ring... rs‘are in spring (Copyright 1956) w flow He just as welcome as... The . in his approach to foreign policy questions, George played an in- flvential part in shaping the ad- ministration’s course. When, however, he becomes an adviser and sits in the executive branch of the government, he will not have. the same influence in the Senate as he has today. But even if the President should be re-elected and get a Republican majority in the Senate, :he would . need the help of a man like Sen. George in dealing with members of both parties on Capitol Hill on mat- ters of foreign policy. It would have been far better for the Eisen- hower program in international al- fairs if Sen. George could have been re-elected and remained in the Senate. But, recognizing all the factors, aS 2 eae was ap- praised of the situation several weeks ago—stood ready to take advantage ofthe fact that Sen. George's services would be avail- able to the administration in a few months. L » Ld There is on every side admira- tion for Walter George as a states- man. At heart he has been a con- servative. His chairmanship of the Senate Finance Committee helped to steer the nation “through the shoals of New Dealism, though he incurred the political enmity of FDR because of it. Occasionally Sen, George veered from conserva- tism in order to help his own party” on domestic policies. On interna- tional questions, howeyer, he never let: partisanship warp his judgment ‘a rarity in public life nowadays, (Copyright 1956 New York Herald Tribune = There's No Fear of Sterility From Fluoroscope Exams By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. ‘My boy had three fluoroscope examinations, one a month. We thought he might have swallow- ed a foreign object. Since then I have heard that fluoroscope ex- a@minations may make a person p sterile, ‘but x-ray doesn't oo so.’ . M.) Fluoroscope is X-ray. There fs virtually no danger of sterility from examinations. The corres does not say what sort of foreign body the ‘boy might have swallowed He does not say what symptoms, if any, the bey developed with- in a day, a week or a menth after the possible swallowing of the foreign body, ‘that warranted X-ray examination. If the boy had no unusual _symptoms the X-ray examinations were gratuitous, not called for, and probably carried out merely because. the doctor hadn't the courage ‘to tell the parent it was ‘a foolish waste of money. If the oe ae swallowed a foreign “body, the probability would be that the object would be expelled via the natural outlet in 48 hours, more or less. When a child or an,one else swallows a foreign body, don’t get hysterical. Remember, in most instances parents never miss the coin, button, or other object the baby has swallowed. Jt passes through the ailmentary canal without any trouble. Tf sou know or strongly sus- pect the child has swallowed a foreign body, instead of calling the fire department, the police, an ambulance. or a plumber just follow these sensible rules: 1, Do Not give an emetic or a laxative or physic. 2. Give a young infant all the ripe banana, . mashed potato, scraped apple or. apple’ ‘sauce and gruel he will eat, for, a day or two. Give an older child a bow! of mixed vegetables such as cabbace, celery. carrots, green beans, spinach. parsnips, beets or bect greens. spinach, lettuce, and any fruit the child likes. This should be cooke not more than fifteen minutes. The purpose of such diet is to provide a bulky residue which will collect around the foreign object and embed it in a compar. — atively smooth mass. Thus it will be more easily carried through the canal and evacuated. In any case, my advice is that you Ieave to the doctor the ques- tion of when and what kind of X- ray examination is necessary. Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady, tf a stamped self- addressed envelope is sent to ie Pon- tiac Press. Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1956) ante ters will be condensed 7 because of riter mMpany these will mat a> published 1 so requests ualees, the the letter.. in its nature. Following Mental Health week, - the general public is being urged to take part by better understand- ing of the mentally sick person. Wouldn’t it be advisable for some qualified psychologist to explain various classified neurotic terms, and what type of behavior one can expect from someone suffer- ing from them? The mental health situation seems to be a serious thing, and everyone is asked to be under- standing. How can they be if one . psychologist presents one view- point and another presents un other theory? Experts have made statements that one mentally sick person can affect the mental health of an en- tire family or the whole community, or perhaps the whole world, like Hitler and such dictators, who were considered neurotic by their doc- tors. An article —— these dif- ferent mental | clasaltcntions x more enlightened picture. Tired Taxpayer Think Herd Before You Write and Hurt Someone’ Isn't there some other way to get a curve moved instead of bringing up the death of four young boys who lost their lives” on that certain curve? No, gon’t drink and drive, but everyone makes mistakes. Why wait eatil something happens Lke this and cause the parents of those boys more heartaches than they have already been through? You may he in th¢ir place some day and how would you feel to read something like that in the paper’? Think and think hard be-— fore you write and hurt someone, Helen Kelly 4769 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. ‘Hal Boyle § Says: Fifteen-Cent Jaunt Takes » Robert Merrill 10 Years NEW YORK — It takes just 15 cents and a few minutes to go by subway from Brooklyn to the Metropolitan Opera House in Man- hattan, It took Robert Merrill 10 hard and often lonely years to make the journey but at 27 he came as a star, He was the youngest baritone ever to make -his debut at the Metropolitan in a major role. SCARCE BARITONES Good operatic baritones are al- most as scarce as penguins in Florida. Merrill, son of a Brook- lyn laborer, is one of the best America has produced. * * * Like most opera stars Bob is proud to call himself ‘a long- hair,” but he doesn't let his hair fall over his eyes and blind him to other forms of music. “T like almost any kind of music except rock-n-roll.” he said. ‘But that I don’t go for.” Ld * * Bob was a boy soprano. He took up singing to help cure him of stuttering, STILL TOO SHY “It did help, too,"’ he remarked. “But I,was still so shy about ap- pearing in public that I quit sing- ing at 12 and didn’t take it up again until I was 17. * * «& “This turned out to be a good thing. I found out later that many children ruin their voice by using it too much during the years when the voice is changing. It should be rested and allowed to strength- en.” An odd reversal takes place in boys’ voices as they mature. So- pranos usually turn into baritones or even bassos. It is the altos who. become ‘tenors. * Ld * Merrill has a theory that many © young singers, even after they reach physical maturity, destroy their voices by overworking them too hard too early. “They try to — Records of a Psychologist: go after a fast buck too soon. For three years I sang nothing but simple Italian love songs before I appeared before an audience. I was*working in a belt factory for $10 a week. I was paid $7 for sing- .ing four songs at a wedding re- ception, The $7 didn't impress me so much as the fact I got a free dinner too.” CIGAR FOR LUXURY “In those days I used to buy’ a dime sandwich at a counter, then go out and buy a 50- cent cigar just to have a feeling of luxury. . * * “But it wasn't until I had ten full years of voice study that I _ felt ready to appear before an opera audience. It’s dangerous for | a kid to go up into the big leagues too fast. Opera is too demand- ing.” — Merrill now does about 30 opera performances a year, 10 to 15 guest spots on television, about 20 concerts and spends three weeks in Las Vegas, where he usually is costarred with — of all people — “Satchmo’’ Armstrong, the jazz Trumpeter. * To keep up thle schedule Bob has to watch his weight like a luncheon | boxer, take long walks, exercise twice a day. TENOR GETS GIRL What is the difference between a baritone and a tenor? * * * “That's easy,” -said Merrill laughing, ‘‘The tenor usually wins the girl in the opera.”’ Looking Back 15 Years Ago R.A.F. STAGES war's fiercest raid on Nazis, FDR’S SON, James, in Cairo, says U.S. is in war already. +20 Years Ago G ERMANY, UNITED States air travel begins with Hindenburg. TRUCK PLANT turning out 50 taxicabs a day”. Crane Recommends Methods | ro Reviving Rajlroad Transportation —- Business psychologists are unhappy to see railroads and bus liries discontinuing passen- ger trains or buses. For a little aggressive sales promotion and some nodern psychology would give a bldod transfusion to our railroads. Alas/ they have in- troverts in fobs that require extroverts with creative sales imagination! By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-352: You faithful readers of this column are familiar with psychological advice about using the ‘‘sandwich method” for apply- ing criticism. Well, a year or so ago T was invited to address the big mecting of the railway presidents and other tep executives in the Midwest. And 1 employed that ‘‘sand- ‘wich method,” very truthfully, too, by showing my personal re- spect and wide patronage of rail- roads over the past 25 years of lecture tours. * But even though I started with a big dose of honest compliments -and ended likewise, my ‘meaty’ laver didn’t go ac For a certain one of the lines may ¢xplain why he is an official, for sich myopia proves he doesn’t nowadays. FACE F ACTS One of the few really progressive: en in railroad transportation is dy , yet most of the execu wale top post with any good rail- . c tives I have met either openly or indirectly show they hate him. Why? Because he is a real promoter with clever ideas and a fresh view- point. And he taunts the ultra-con- servative roads by showing that they still build cars about 52 inches off the ground just because the first freight train about 125 years ago EN, | was constructed at that height. And why did they want it at that height way back then? Because a bale of cotton was to be léaded on that first freight train and the cotton happened to be lv- ing on a platform about 52-inches above ground. So for 125 years we have been saddled with a cumbersome rail- road design that presents a hich center-of-gravity hazard, just be- cause a single bale of cotton was once lying on a platform 52 inches high. ; : = * » The progressive man taunts oth- er railroaders about their myopia and congealed thinking. For, he takes the modern viewpoint of pro- gressive Allied Psychologists,” He doesn't believe in _withdraw- {ng from the passenger field be- cause of fear of airplane travel. He ‘is a vigorous modern com- petitor, who prefers to scrap obso- leaders of our rail-~ lete methods of the past and adapt railroads to the new age. PICK PROMOTERS The chief trouble with railroads, as I have analyzed them for many years, is the fact they make top executives out of maintenance men, engineers and superintend- ents, instead of the genial, sales minded conductors. ; For engineers, maintenance superintendents, ete., are usually introverts. They are more con- cerned with tensile strength of steel rails than with the desires of consumers for modern serv- ice, The railroads thus try to com- pete with airplanes on speed. They cant. remotely do se. *And their leadership was. my- opic 50 years ago when they ig nored the new gasoline motor and thus lost freight business to trucks and passenger traffic to buses. Instead of realizing that speed is hot the major sales point for pas- senger travgl, they blindly try to increase sped and thus add to railroad yrgcks, for their high center of Qe@vity cars and wooden ties will not stand the Strain. Why don't sow railroad officials get hep to reality and sell. “‘pleas- ure in transit’ instead of speed? Phen you can largely ignore air- plane competition. . For nobody wishes pleasure curtailed or cut short! So offer passéigers movies en route and ‘‘free’’ meals, a la the aire planes, and even free ice cream cones every hour, on the hour, plus other conveniences. Then. you'll not need to petition the I. .C. 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Guest, Includes cake salver, 6 cake floral patterned. 13.95 bath and wash cloth. 2.98 plates. and server. 3.98 a se mmaeemese as COFFEE CARAFE RAYON DAMASK TABLE LAMPS ‘HOLDS 10 CUPS TABLE CLOTHS AND SHADES B frar ad : 60x90” imported table China: ch nd b ra cates ay "98 - cloths, 8 napkins. — coublostons ‘All size. 5.88 ® sewegees CHINA CUP AND - SAUCER SETS Assortment of colorful pat- terns. Many styles. 1.00 GAILY-COLORED. SERVA-TABLES 15-in. tray in colors, trimmed with brass. Folds. 3.98 10” AUTOMATIC MIXMASTER JUNIOR MIXMASTER STIRS, SUNBEAM FRY PAN HAS BEATER EJECTOR BEATS, BLENDS 10” pan with automatic Thumb tip control, heel rest, Equipped with speed adjust- .88 timer. Hurry! 11.30 batter guard, ejector. 10.98 . ment, large bowl. For wider windows, join extra - CHAISE LOUNGE ‘ dita at ob STORES - SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC SALE! sine «. Mother's Day gift-giving ‘ @Slips @ Bedjackets 6 6 J @Gowns @Can-cans e Petticoats Pajamas Shown are just a handful from our enormous selection! Lovely styles in little or no-iton cotton, opaque nylon, cool- air knit, magic batiste. Buy for yourself or give them for Mother's Day! White, pastels and prints. Misses’ and women’s in the group. Shop for Mother's Day at Federal’s! Other complete selections at 3.66 and 5.66 . ‘ “ vd. f _— “20 Ror LOUNGEWEAR. for MOM 395 ana 595 Pretty brunchies, dusters and robes in crisp no-iron embossed cottons and jiffy-care velveray frosted nylons. She'll look so fresh and feel / relaxed and love you for thinking of her in this mood! Shown are but / two from a group of dozens of styles! Sizes 10-20, 16!.-24!, 38-44, D> tues ‘ OG fat To start her day or just to relax in Turn her head with a errY HATS oan pretty or tailored, tiny or broad- trim { ~ med, there's a hat for your mother—in tt group selected just for her! Velvet, grosgrain and veiling trims with delightful flower accents. Every wanted color. Sizes to 231%. BLOUSE SALE te: mom Choose from casual or dress-up styles $ $ Decron®, pime, nylon, Dacron* hatiste, Dacron® piquecin short sleeve, *{ sleeve or sleeveless styles. 32 to 38, 40 to 44 in group. COTTONS: for MOM, Wondertully complete. . selection! All new! ~ Simmer firsts... new in stvle and at a new low price! Prints, checks, plaids in full or straight skirts. All sizes! and *PuPont's polyester fiber 6 OPEN MONDAY. FRIDAY SATURDAY NIGHTS TO 9 at “ae, satin, ti, ~ Mojud nylons, Federal’s tops off your gift with an ORCHID at no ¥ oi a a dimes | f ; alps [oe a Se oe ARE oy 4 peer A sa oR ie ee baie eae aot ETP Bae ENED tg } dd BIS Beer ee a f BES ie PO A OE eae ey Mp Vi Oe EEE AEA OA IEE Th te od facie ~ aac aie} i as ies a adnan iF i eget eles edit gpg Gee Ow de aging SESE Se eet! ane Pel aL Grae, | ) ek ¥ ? g ee Se iin ae yi ie aes ’ fe pelt # t y t \ eh a “ait Has acca hal thon eilcsice FAS fe : ? . veel 2 : i ie ¥ . ~ . i EE OR F YOUR MOM _ when you buy her fotnous MOJUD ‘MAGIC MOTION! TOP. QUALITY NYLONS | | Seamfree . 1° 5 15-denier 115 S-t-r-e-t-c-h. 135 Thymold 17° Pick her favorite. cis and color in nylons that are truly knit- to-fit .. . walk and bend without strain! And with your purchase of her extra charge! Top quality, of course, and glamorously sheer. Spring and summer shades. Sizes 815-11. Buy now and save at Federal’s! VAN RAALTE ... classic slip-ons in double-woven sae Snowy white double-woven nylon gloves bearing the famous “Van Raalte” name. They wash in a flash, dry in a breeze and pop right back into size and shape! Lightweight, with her pretty summer outfits, ‘Sizes: 6 to 8 plus U.S. tax Shimmery simulated pearl necklaces in 1, 2 oF J strand styles, with match- ~@eesne® button or drop ear- a Beautifully: gilt- boxed. Hurry, shop now! *Simulated | White | ee rhinestone-sparked summer jewelry: . 1.5 ° plus U.S. tax Dencing $! Ca ge s to : tinkling tune and4nside a tiny ballerina dances. Velvet-lined, 2 swing -out ers and lock. JEWELRY BOXES | Swing-shelf 300 | style Gilt embossed jewel boxes lined in velvet with @ swing tray to hold small pieces. Very rich-looking. She'll adore this stunning white porcelain jewelry starred with sparkling rhinestones . .. and she'll never guess at this terrific sale price! An exciting array of necklaces, earrings and bracelets to match up as you wish. See ’em ey and surprise her on Sunday! a at Federal’s! 3 AL DEPT. TAyNYLON GLOVES they're just right for Mother to wear ak fe oe we ee = af. ee + ene Pee ; ® _ Dusting Everybody’s talking about ‘Bright Secret’ Scented ““Heartwarmer’” set 2-08; “Bright Secret” ¢ 1 50¢ concentrate with tiny hearts. . “Bright Secret” spray mist 2 = 200* “Bright Secret’ bath powder canted mate gooe “Bright Secret” powder mitt Pink satin mitt with 234 oz. of dusting powder inside. ee The scent of spring in new Muguet des Bois » COTY Dusting powder, toilet water powder, toilet water in epadig “Muguet des Bese". Toilet water, solid cologne “Muy scented toilet water . 00* -and solid oid cologne in a set. 2 Perfume ele nates 2.50 to 5.00° Perfume mist in sprey. ‘bottle... 3.00° Toilet weter with etomizer..........:2.75° Dusting powder :. 1.50 Telcum with toilet weter ............ 1.50 *Prices plus U. S. tax STORES - SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC Gay accessory gifts... UMBRELLAS 2° and 4? She'll shower you with affection if you give her one of these colorful . .’. and practical umbrellas! Waterproof shimmering acetate rayon in -your choice of sturdy 16-rib frames with -unusual handles or one of those compactly-folding umbrellas that she can carry all the time and NEVER fear a cloudburst. Plaid, woven or fancy patterns in the gtoup. OPEN MONDAY SATURDAY N'G!) V5" se : | F J } { fe ctp . Die sal ay Bey "FOURTEEN i. be oy = 2. _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10.1956 a is = 4 Ly \ _ | . ry i “ x a Poy * ak ee é a ae ‘ a ee s . 3 < moe ri Bie on ' f 5 pcs th, z : ‘ < - : } ? 3 : i Z ¥ di ee ‘ = i ; pes #4 : : : : a us 7 4 . 3 - a : . a . “ Pe | L , . 4 5 ye | . : x : | 5 . . z : | j . - t Noes a ene & ee : , (emo : . * e06 169" ° Built-in Automatic Suds Saver © Seven Rinses , ~ | * Deluxe Duralite Agitator '» 5 Year gear case Guarantee ‘SS ° Al Percaein Basket ond Tob * 6-Vane Agitater : © Self leveling logs ph ¢ 5 Your gear case Guarantee —— , (im writing) | MATCHING A ‘(in writing) MATCHING | (eRe , -_aa| ELEC. DRYER ELEC. DRYER 99". 2, — nee iny ry eae a —a — - 5 DOWN: __ ||/s19 DOWN = | * All porcelain top, basket, and tub | . cs. a | ot ot | s/5 Vad ee cose Goma | x 2 Large Capacity i - Heavy duty Rote-Swirl agitator * Three position Temperature control . =F ° Built-in, Automatic three water = Neo * 6-Spray, plus 1 deep agitated rinse aa’ | | | level contro! , —— FRONER | : MATCHING - MATCHING (in writing) "ELEC. DRYER: ||, (mechanism stops when lid opens)! ELEC. DRYER I T 8 ce 7 2 1 3 9" | | | * Edsy-to-operate Visi-Dial Controls 7 4 9" ie ' Use Sears Lesy Terms | | Siaciecion guananitud o yor mary bach SENRK 154 North Saginaw St.” Phone FE S-4171 fl | ‘ | ¢ \ f , j } i, ; : 4 _ | | ao. i y i ? ! tf e ; ie i / , ‘ fr | : ; ; f \ : ; aes ‘ . / * : . . we \ 7 | é : .. ; a 4 ts ‘ oy ue « " bs va Me — ‘ ee ; 7 | we } I pee } i ok ie 4 i. : fr r | Ge f + f _ ae ss | _ THR PONTIAC PRESS. THUKSDAY, MAY 10, 19598.0002«~2*SO | |. BIFTEEN 7 r : ; : on : ve - SS : ated . _ * Wguardhouse — for granting an! - Appropriations. Committee was * fe ae Brazil Revolt Leader , “A-Power Still Ahead (medey Fang ertigerege Mobile Supermarkets | unauthorized interview, ol < Faces 30-Day Term. The air force officer. probably, WASHINGTON @~-The. Atomicia. power reactor division of the RIO DE JANEIRO &®—Maj. never will face trial on pending |=""sy Commission says econemh! Acc. . supermarkets gre rangtng eg Haroldo Veloso, leader of a futile)sedition charges for-leading the|'ctlly feasible pqwer production) " ” hohe in ee jungle revolt in February, has|Tevolt. An amnesty measure now stomic reactors 1s still 5 to} More than one-fourth of the doorsteps. The 5-ton grocery trucks : jawaits only President Juscelino/15 years off. ‘The day of low-cost trucks in the United States are have partitioned shelves and dis- been sentenced to 30 days in the'Kubitschek’s signature. =. ‘power is not- here,” the House!farm-owned. ° play and sell up to 500 different INSTANBUL — Twenty traveling D’ Scholls Zino pads Perea 4 Qualities---At a Reduced Price! | give mom year-round EE installed Carpetng|-e> THE DAINTY BITE SIZE — For his daughter's wedding, Carl- . : 5 F. Wilke, a Cleveland baker, whipped up something special. The giant wedding cake, above, took Carl three days to make, stands four apd a half feet high, weighs 150 pounds, and is valued at $150. Based with three individual four-layer chocolate cakes and a three- | layer yellow cake, this unique confection is crowned by four three- | and-two-layer fruit cakes. According to old English custom, use of the fruit cakes makes it an authentic ‘‘groom's cake.” choose from all-wool twist, wilton, patterned or wool textured carpeting... Injuries Rise, wan tovorte tunes SAN JOSE, Calif. uw» — Music Your choice 1 i the Nes e pe yo tad 0. Accidents Down jer. ‘azar. (...and mom's, too) [sauna . . , |Walker, 34-year-old San Jose as-| No Fatality in Pontiac sessment clerk. d * °¢ 99 Anodized copper tops, bright aluminum ¢ ° ° s bottoms, Black During — of April.) woner has converted. fountain each . Report Reveals . pens to radios by using the pritici- Give Mom a4 quality gift . ; |ple of the old crystal set. He uses Traffic injuries were on the in-|a crystal diode, or fixed crystal, a crease last ‘month. although the condenser about a quarter inch in’ total number of accidents dropped | diameter, a tuning coil, she'll always remember — everytime she uses it! All offered at Sears special gift rice, ' in comparison with figures the . | Pp month before, according to a sum-| To the old pen he attaches three mary from Pontiac police - Traffic |earphone jacks, and inserts a slug and Safety Bureau. No one was/tuner which slides in and out of ‘Ad 2 . killed. the coil to select the station.” ‘7 erat complete j Some 65 persons were injured Walker attaches the pen wires to; | in April, 34 of them severely, as|® telephone. finger dial — “it e : compared with 45 injuries in/™&kes an excellent antenna” —| gf //, df | March, April's figures show 91|uts on the earphone and he's in INSTAE ° : . ness. al radio stations come pe F traffic accidents compared with i Sen , 108 accidents in March. ziti aac et ni oo Aecuecy witia | i tact 4 ns (Advertisement) Select Mom 8 favorite rug pattern as a perfect gilt Regatady 9.00 pound! ink, blue, were injured, tour of — under | for Mother’s Day. She'll love any of these patterns 7 Piece Kitchen Set yellow, green, white, - the age of iteur. Ss S. | as they are of the most popular styles. Constructed 250-Ib. capacity. | of finer quality. carpet wools with a tighter and Stainless steel set has spoon, Lighted dial. Speeding, drinking while driving,| | FE. ANN —, MICH. “I am d spatula, ladle, masher, fork, - | happy to aay that with Rennel losing lenser pile for years of service and less wear, hamburger turner, rack . | and following too closely remained| weight and feeling better go together. S] io! af i : g » rac ' the chiet s of accidents. | Without Rennel Tm tired, sluggish ow to show soil meaning less work for Mom. Ex- . : meee tec | and have an overstuffed “feeling. pertly dyed in a choice of at least 7 Harmony House pee ne Pressure Aluminum | 50 far Cele year. mir (one) Peron | Take entena jane earl alward there . colors. so you can choose one to match any of | | : Cook . Cc has died in traffic as compared! writes Elise’ Suliman, 3750 Platt Rd. Mother's.color schemes. Easy terms. ys cokers =) ake Cover with five victims last year. To, re you going our way? And if you | . ; leq. i, date, there have been 308 accidents wi ee Lesoer ot ualy 1 : : 4 1351 1.65 a“ a, sae oe TEAS eg ky ® FT white > pan. ko NS) Custom-Made Awnings Grey— ~-. ° * ‘ , Creom— Ask for High Velocity Fan 20” Rollaway Fon ¢ ANVAS.-METAL--FIBERGLAS Black—Brown— 84 10-Inch 3-Speed Model | Rolls from Room to Room ae l . eg. Reflect your pride for your home with . Open Monday and Friday Nights tl 9 P.M. || tm 23.95 3% 54.Aa oe vee ie om Mace one . ’ 190 DOWN, bes a itmoat fan conver. 2998. Start protecting your windows, . rm Cirzulotea great quantities of _ tence. Rolle easily up am doors, and porches trom sun and rain. ¥ =! — h*% ‘ air. Adiustable {rom horizon‘al down rae Electrically -# V/ide choice of fabrics. “a FP HW . '9 vertical directon Guaran- versible Thermostat, 2 speede an oe aa \ Roos ted yarns 16\;-inch Sine... 4690 .C&LLFORFREEESTIMATENOW: ._- 4 ‘ | a A = \ * : wt . 4 ¥ y ae a : Lad , = ‘ a” ‘ : ie : s te MILY , 00 Youn monty 154 N. Saci Phone FE 5-4171 ae , : , 154. N. Saginaw Phone FE5-4171 | 4 5 = 2 f ; , : ene ; , , ' . ; f ual = ‘) ee ¢ ae . ‘ ~~ ra ° - p jt 1 ‘ " : ‘ 4 : ; ea aera j rae fly yy, fiw 4 “4 fay / , dal since the Burgess-MacLean affair, was attacked from all quar- ters today in the case of the missing frogman. s * * ' The Prime Ministers refusal in the House of Commons yesterday to reveal details in the disap- pearance of Royal Navy Cmdr. Lionel Crabb prompted opposition Laborites to seek censure. Nearly all British newspapers | The number of measles cases has lagain taken a sharp increase ac- last week, the report continues. | A complete breakdown of reports from the health departments on Rubella numbers 72 cases in charged with bribing three state officials. Dr, Clare Grigware of Grand Rapids, a member of the State’ Board of Optometry, identified the $100 bill at Wednesday's ses- ‘port from Dr. John D. Monroe, {health director. 3 lcommmunicable diseases follows: Pontiac | ‘ - Past Prev Year | sion of the trial of Benjamin J. Rithotz, head of the King Optical Co., charged with bribing three members of the board. Grigware said Ritholz gave him the bill at a Lansing hotel room: tc. : wid ae Zt ; \ ae ee ai ve ie ie i foow-ber . Labi sdint . ack ay) ren oa shale bo a st terete j sgh Ss ie | . 4 . j : Ce ee | oo i So fo wats et or : y = cog e ~ i ¥ Me ee , ; * | , « | 8 ‘ iS ee , » : ai aay “ _. ¥ 7? . Pe ‘SIXTEEN . : _|_+ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 i , ‘ an ‘ 2 ; : ‘ ; at eee ig T 5 : . mse service without authority from ° eet ee Ne ae Sa . Marys River and until July 28,(Chip! n Receives {ty got. back home the govern- 2 Laborites Want. Edea's government. State Moving icirigware testified that, Rithol International Bridge ‘1950, to complete it, hover _ . 1 for Use. (ment agreed to send the embassy ) bd WG F| Crabb vanished on April 19 white} a ae rea mocting eran a eae Wy . tr |, The Senate yesterday passed al. icactle Gk he -|the Cadittae. It formerly had been : on an underwater mission - ; -¢ ” MK L : | MOS bassatior |, unidentified. Caius ssuah Dap, Charo tas Soviet Cras? : ee ee ease (DI ails es a) [eon gerel pl Ol pater ples sh finally got his| ieee in Washington an Eden Censured er Ordzhonikidze and two destroy. [f] Bribery Case | ‘tile asked. what he could de | wasiINGTON w@ — A. bill to\deadlines to the same dates in 1959/new car. It is a second-hand 1955) “St Ut SY" INS lers were anchored. The ships had te have the charge dropped.” |, aiddi for|BD4 1962. . Cadillac, — —— . ; ,|atrived the previous day with ; A Grigware sald. “‘He promised to ane years i oe fe The big black 7-passenger lim- _* (Advertisement) . Case of ‘Lost Frogman Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Prosecutor Places Third] send me a couple of hundred pa- {building a toll highway bridge link-| Knox said highway building leg-/ousine seplaces an old ~ model|/gyiny ITCH Upsets Commons When Communist Party Secretary Nikita $100 Bill. as Evidence in| 1". oul year trom he effice Mf ling the Sault Se, Maries of Michi islaton now pending in Congress| Chrysler with dented fenders that Ow TO RELIEVE IT. Sir Anthony Keeps Mum - - Optometry Case “Then he became somewhat|Eisenhower’s signature today. _|funds to be used in building ap-jcar. ~~ |IN JUST 15 MINUTES, 3 — Measles Increasing, A 00 bill cough in’ Michigans peel agctd Under: aceat| ne Michigan's This, ry said, prtenty cous re | icampe wore labeonaa teat Bohlen! frag "store. taste trying TTCU-ME- LONDON (INS) — Sir i ’ ae ~ — al intments to the State Board|iternational Bridge Authority has|move doubts that there would be|had to ride in such an old car while germs ON CONTACT. Une aa of aight Eden, caught in the middle of Health Head Re rts as placed in e of Optometry that were unaccept-| Util July 28, 1956, to start work sufficient toll traffic to pay for the/representing the United: States. | fer eesema, insect bites, feat, Del etter the most embarrassing spy scan- po ithe trial of a Chicago businessman able to him.” on the proposed crossing of the St. ‘bridge, Dept. ‘They raised such a fuss wpen Drug State and Detroit police who co- operated in arranging the hotel room meeting with Ritholz were to testify as the trial went into its fourth day today, Mayor Proclaims — Foot Health Week The week of May. 11-18 has been proclaimed Foot Health Week in) Pontiac by Mayor William W. Donaldson, } The proclamation urges local the public health educational pro-| gram now being sponsored by the Michigan State Chiropody Asso-| ciation which is designed to heip| citizens become more familiar with | the causes of poor foot health and| the care available to meet these | problems. : Local chiropodists participating in’ answering questions about foot Week Week A including thease with Conserv: [Chicken por ........... 7 ; } rendezvous set up after consulting ative leanings — were highly Measies ........ 2... 27 Tiwith state police and representa- critical of Eden for statements Mumps ict: « 69} tives of the attorney general's of- he made about the mysterious jrunetia 1222222020 !! 12 6 6 fice - case. Searlet fever ........., 2 2 17 bed ; - ee ¢ $3 8 Dr. dulien Feiler of. Flint, a The unanimous conclusion of ob- wheoping cough...) « 5 0 formér board member, and Dr. servers who analyzed Eden’s state-|!mpetigo ......... tore @ 8 2 8 OG J. Howe of Hillsdale, sec- ment was that -Crabb had van _ Oakland County retary-treasurer of the board, ished while engaged in a top-se Past Prev Year| previously had testified they re- cret connected with the) cuicren-por ........’%e “S3" “f{| ceived similar amounts from : Saket sane a » state charges that Righolz Much of the speculation about Wwheeping cough me G in bh offered the bribe money in an Eden's choice -of words com [Impetigo (0000020: 9 7] Miletfort to get the board to drop cerned the possibility that Crabb ———_— charges of unprofessional conduct had been killed by the Russians | West Virginia was admitted to/against Edwin L. §anchick, a Lan- an underwater spying |the Union as a separate state in|sing optometrist. Sanchick al- planned by the secret | 1363. legedly “‘steered” patients to the D.S.C. residents to become familiar with ] ie] 4:itld @-\, len ae) : J health during the week include| Maurice Thome D.S.C., Hubert) Curson, D.S.C. and Arnold Kanter, | : ~ enjoy @ Parts werranty © Additional Service Contract @ Additional cost os ‘ond inst ® Down on. Sears Easy Plan and any Slivertone @ l-vear picture tube worranty @ I-year receiving tebe . warrenty Ne extra down payment for: cost of t-year ta ae of standard ed " 3-Speed Phono - Plays all speeds! Silvertone Rey. 1935 = 7 88 Imagine! A 3-speed phonograph for less than §20. Features cry- stal pickup —osmium needle, _ brown, ivory case. Sea Low-Priced Radi Ideal for Kitchen or Den res. 1235 = 0.88 Famous Silvertone brand. Big music value . .. small price! Convenient one finger tuning. Full AM range. Save! > " 24-INCH ALUMINIZED Reo)’ Bi-Lo) Mice) fo) Ff Regular 279.95 PAY ONLY $10 DOWN Spectacular savings: are now yours on the set of the year! Yes, famgus-brand Silvertone has all the features for 1956, assuring you of television pleasute ga- ‘lore! See it, buy it today — at Sears! Pay only $10 down and then the balance on ts Easy Payment Plan. *Powerful 18KV chassis: 18.000 volts of picture power eliminates television interference! Television Dept.—Main Floor 3-Way Portable More Volume Fer Outdoors! « ‘Sale Priced 35.88 $4 DOWN - Battery, AC or DC. Fine outdoor portable or indoor long-distance radio. Wide sweep dial, built- in antenna. «~~~ * tie ze. : Bos Soe | 3-Way Portable AC/DC Battery Operation Save 2.50: DOWN 24.88 Very low priced for such quali- ty. Lightweight, easy to carry. Tunes in stations loud, clear. Gray Plastic case! ’ Ps a —S — = fi —— a, even #0 | a rcmmaned © a « ti Peo Sale Priced @ Sews with rotary action e@ Adjustable tensions e Lever stitch regulator . @ Automatic bobbin winder @ Sews double-lock stitch Set a favorite lamp or fig- urine on this rich-looking cabinet and you have a fine table for your living room. Ready to sew? Just remove your ttinkets and lift. the lid. Gleaming walnut finish on hard- wood. Buy now — save! Sewing Machines—Main Floor Kenmore SEWING MACHINES ] DACRON* \” feel wonderfully cool in a tropical suit that stays crisp 50 extra pants... 7.45 A favorite warm weather suit for many reasons; cool, light in weight, it’s a joyto.wear. Smart, good-looking fabric with smooth - texture. Stays fresh longer and fights wrinkles especially in hot weather. Elsewhere, you'd expect to pay much more. Choose yours | in many popular mid-tone colors. . Pilgrim Knit | Sport Shirt Only 98« Cotton summer comfort with this short -sleeve, crew necks sport shirt Many popular solid colors Spe to X-lge } | Men's Furnishings —Main Floor OS Portable chine Stitch SPECIAL! Limited Quantity & Fdrward and Reverse 39% $4 DOWN Sewing Ma- Round Bobbin 154 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 5-4171 ar f [ i | Res ap Rie GR we ® DuPont Trade Mark—Polyester Fiber Just Say, “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Menths to Pay . .. Small Service Charge -Pilgrim Boat Neck Sport Shirt RAYON ’ Fisherman’s Net | Sport Shirts Noe 198 keg. 298 D For $5 Stylishly tmlored in the ponu- White net with green, brown lar new boat neck. 5° side or blue undertone Knit of tne vents. Assorted stripe patterns. combed cotton. In smail through Small thru large. large sizes. YOUR ed for comfort UTTER (ANTS CHOICE Sports Clothes Dept.—Main Floor eee. a! ; >», for relaxed 3° comfort! / each . The jackets strong Sanforized* twill craft- and style. Full-cut for action. Choice of many masculine colors. Sizes small through extra large, “ *Maximam shrinkage of 1°. The pants are modern style with pleated Hollywood -front, full self belt and snug side elastic inserts at waistband. In a | wealth of new colors! * | 6.98 Cotton ” repellant 154 North Saginaw Street Phone FE, 5-4171 iB Smart, Knit Stripe Shirts Reg. 2.98 2 For $5 ‘Combed cotton jersey mm smart Pélynesian coloring. Shrinkage cénirdlied. [a small through large s:zes. Save $3.10 Golf Jacket Assorted Colors S, M, L, X-L Washable Poplin Hercules Jacket Now 398 Sturdy cotton is Sanforized for rnax. shrink. of 1°, rhade water Many rich colors, sml. thru ex Ige. SEARS fo - £ Od fini Fier een Tra eileen en eoet ene Ly aw ow Seadoo moet , : ea hy bs i, é : : a7, = . | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 ee SEVENTEEN ms epmcamel — aaa Tas 3 a aa : . 7 i . * a . e < pliner ~. Slippers for Mom! pampered. ‘ pp acai caliiaindas 7 Ree sss with Charmode cotton betiste Sy as low as — _ ‘ i e slips and petticoats . ~ pair ; o —_ me Severtio oly style wy : rom our W! h Of Kerry- White, light blue, pink brooke styles, Give the yt that. assortment Mother can wear in ‘Will please Mews most. When | comfort with no statie clinging. slippers she og remem They'll take little of her laundry vee the though@ul- Five lavishly trimmed with nylon 2 _.and one to be different, has almost 8-inch embroidered self- ruffle, Grand buys that compare with others selling at 3.98 elsewhere. Slips . . 32-44. Pettl- coats .. small, medium, large, a. 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Only $5.95 For All Summer Wear Misses’ Sizes Half Sizes 4 d wonderful Mother's Day Gift \ ection in the petented \ é y Ree, Eoyptians Fire BACKS ISRAEL ' Finance Committee. : 3 og ds ” Ja i iow: § wy a “ ~ wae ‘i : cert # kee et ee ee rdthe a) sah it ‘ ce & a ie ey . i nal . + b A wats f is A. . { f i i “ / in = 5 s ! eS an l ries = ee oF ee | | | ‘THR, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 | ater [thirty Daye Inside Red China fe 4 . 4 2. |Singer Leaves Vegas - on Israel Patrol. UN. Cominission ‘Backs! a Tel Aviv Report About Arabs Breaking Truce | JERUSALEM ® — Two. more minor incidents have been report- ed along the Israeli-Arab frontiers despite cease-fire pledges U.N. Secretary General Dag. Hammar- to ‘Acquire LA Divorce LOS ANGELES —Singér Jand Mason made a flying trip here from her engagement in a Las ‘Peasants Eat Better Under Peiping Regime By PHILIP LUKER on. the importance of thelr work about the wealthiest, poorest, jopulent luxury side-by-side with’ These are the tunes. most Vegas, Nev., night club to get Philip Luker, apecial writer for the | and the experience and skill | most sinful, and mest Interesting igrinding poverty remain. jEuropean firms had to dance t0l divorce trom her husband A. De- required, First grade: workers | city in Asia. ; las part «of the ret 0 Communist ictorson host taside Red Chine, where be met and received 30 to 35 yuan ($10 to Shanghai's munists nave SE ee ; “squeeze"' campaign: pA ¥ Vv *, -- ub. at cap falced | ran Cainces ix European shi turns an » her Las Vegas iieenenand Europeans ati behind $12) @- month. Eighth grade killed. its big European firms; | j pean shipping a 1° Orders for peigecurn She returned as soon as her in- ‘worker received 90 to 95 yuan. ihave turned the French Club into a two woolen mills are essential to Which, if not carried out, brought ‘|tertocutary decree was granted... jyesterday, Miss Mason, 24,” and Victorson came from New York, where she sang in night clubs, _New lator dccident laws have &/been promoted by Argentina’s Pro- visional President, extending the law to cover more workmen and increasing benefits, Buenes Aires reports, fourth article L. & series “ five describing sit, the Ar) the Communists’ scheme of things a government ‘renovator around) or“ oT Wages in 1952 were 66 per cent Workeps* cultural center; lod und an impestible Witte pay sols It cost me Gree times as much higher than in 1950,” said the of- gentina nightclub into a school: land have “been more or . _ pater gt apn ae it aid ficials. ” They will rise at least and the dog track into a cultural! one SD, remain and make a after wards, se . : y ! - ‘another 33 cent by the end,Square with. an auditorium for: ° \ : ’ Je cs per y en Tweaty other firms still exiet, | 2. Orders to\pay taxes dating, i iback to before the war, based on skjold obtained on his Middle East mission, * * 8 | An Israel army spokesman said, an Arab infiltrator fired on a pa- trol south of Jerusalem and was killed in the exchange of shots. The spokesman said another Is- raeli patrol drew fire from Jor- cream I had spent almost a 15,000 people. | t fi in. A meal in a Chinese. cafe, simple, of the first five year plan, “\ ost Oe al pers, the fa | but are trying to wind up as jand serra gat about eight cents.| .1957,"" vad, ee bl - quickly as the Communists will mee it one oes Ms challenge. me 14 , and by the time I'd Europeans 1 —— ~_ could fea signs and the memory of! let oe ot out. 3. Orders that no staff were rr ” not argue Ss tu! they fold me! ° uSe a sq of imported shaving} | fot that the Communist Trade’ B — ; " to be dismissed, except at great : expense, and that no weges were Union. Congress didn’t. be \to i ee *¢ @ e | dan territory west of the Samarian Hills. ‘| The U.N. chairman of the Jor-| dan - Israeli Mixed Armistice) Commission supported Israel's cen-| sure motion against Jordan for an, incident Monday, when an Israe li Frontier house was ‘fired on from! ‘positions inside Jordan. But the chairman, U.S. Cmdr, Elmer Ter-| rill, declined to support. by o¢cupy-| ing positions in - demilitarized area. Diplomatic ccurren at U.N headquarters in New York said Hammarskjold is advocating a three-month trial period to see if the cease-fire agreements he ne-, gotiated are ctetne * If so, he reportedity would favor an attempt to work. gut a .more| enduring . foundation for peace along the Israeli-Arab borders. | _ Sen. Millikin Weeps | as He Praises George | WASHINGTON (w—Sen. Millikin (R-Colo) broke .down and cried yesterday in praising Sen, George (D-Ga), who is retiring from the Senate at the end of this year. Millikin delivered his eulogy from a wheel chair in the well of, the Senate; he is suffering from arthritis. “He is a thoroughly great man,’ Millikin declared. ‘‘We shall miss! him." Millikin and George have long been associates on the Senate as food for the mouth is concerned./or Hong Kong. Shanghai wee al ,|Chin Tse-Min, Kut Ta-Chin andidirty, colorless Canton, |Wang Yung told me that wages and Peiping. were usually by piece rates, with! equal pay for women. ' for industrial workers depending | — AVOID ANSWERS “ The, leaders of Comquyniet-| Cink ek the too ol shea ¢ 4. Orders to a firm's tenants, China try to see to it gop the | hei ,to pay no rent to the “capitalist, ° Se Pe pe 7 Communists, . Their main aim 2% t f) and they find it a pastor ling ~~ to increase ery and they imperialist landlords.” : * jare rigidly — hy party: af mame tne ce en, eb ES ty : -.' 4 (unions and .the management. of i icy Making eet make vernmentHctries to ete di Pieper ect ‘a fa . Prices have been- fairly sealant have only pi aim—to pease foreign currency the. Communists since the revolution. They arejthe government. need badly - — GUARANTEED. fixed di is ace treined lt the in s* arybnecs = Getafe j Five times I asked officials of The 4,000 Europeans in Shang-|_ "eer? me oe oat ling an article,-and.how necessary the All-China Trade Union Com hal when the Communists came Pe * ~ eppete ks ithe Reds t it is. gress if the worker in China has-/, ,are now down ta about 100. Their, Teory, wan, glee. yg ink : | the right to strike. Five times ‘number | is diminishing slowly as ff wrieqiy wees St | ities come |SHOES—4 DOLLARS _ they avoided answering. the Communists build up each. — A padded cotton coat, as worn! pinally they said there was-ne | tirm’s liabilities to equal its ; : by every man, woman and child jaw against strikes but no one assets, take the firm over for, in North China during the winter.';aq tried to strike since is ‘ is less than four dollars. Padded \ nen the Reds took over. trousers are two dollars and shoes j, no plan for a 40-hour week «andl ke . onic e , aoe = eee ‘few wages or conditions are sét}. FRENOMMEN HONORED — Two famous Frenchmen being | (T° ™Orre’ Rice and cooking oif, and \down in writing. Few workers honored in a new series of comiiemorative atiinpe - are ‘Seaeaat | eu ) often-times sugar, are rationed. receive vacations or arate. -de-Champlain, navigator, explorer and soldier, and Maurice Ravel, | Ysracl is raising customs: duties 5 Md? © The rafion depends off what work | So oe Abo’ artists’ ketchea the stamps, bei ee oars | Living (ceadiCions — aoced famed composer. Above are 8 of the stamps, being Tel Aol te on some luxury ied # nothing and then permit its man-| _f agement to leave China, | Slits in tne | “J | (Tomerras: a oo = erm sant - ——— LVAD VU : fer Sptipy am a" Steere ad ‘ea’ in Shanghaj, for example, re- (4 little since the revolution,| | ey eee et ceives 27.5 pounds of rice and 13 [especially for factory workers ounces of oil a month, ‘alloted one room flats or beds factory dormitories, such as in NonCommunists I met in China,’ th which stretch for miles in including Chinese, said ‘this ration a Shanghai 2 was never enough. People had t {ill up on potatoes and bread. But KILL FOREIGN FIRMS even the most critical Europeans! Shanghai's slums vee) ben said workers in: China were con-|partly cleared and the re siderably better off tham before|are not nearly as dirty - = tel the Communists took over, so far|ones in Phnom Penh, Cambodia; abet” aie Trade Union Congress Officials)breath of fresh air after drab,| Hankow | In Shanghai there was a dab of lipstick, a western’ ‘hairdo and the Chinese split-skirt. Wages were in eight grades - This great south China port ean never forget it was once — may EXTR ie BEAUTIFUL, MODERN COPPERTONE "Hey, Dad! Don't Forget Mary Loc A for Mother's Day’ Delight Mom on her “day” with a tempting box of kitchen- ~~ fresh Mary Lee Candies. You'll (Sunday, May 13th) ED SEAL IN be giving the finest-quality, most if \ NATURAL delicious candies made. FAMILY ASSORTMENT Take your pick from box assortments of: 1. reg- vlor Family Assortment; 2. All Cream Assortment; 3. All Milk Chocolate Assortment; 4. All Dork Chocolate Assortment; 5. 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THURSDAY, MAY 10.3 1956 Protective Mother Was Illegally Jailed '|TQS ANGELES @-—Mrs, Gloria : who went to _ pa 19 when she informed the ¥] ‘she would not disclose the where- abouts of her children, was illegal- ly sentenced. j ee The District Court of Appeal * = (ruled yesterday that Commission- jer Francis Cochran was not sit- ting as a judge pro tem and had no authority to sentence Mrs. Chapman to jail. Mrs, Chapman, expecting an- other man's child, refused to re} veal where her other children F iwere. They were to have been turned over to her divorced hus- band Mervin A. Chapman. Subse- |quently she was freed on q writ of jindochina Truce. Team habeas corpus, issued by the ap- pellate court which yesterday dis-| jeharged the petition against her. 7d Reportedly Will- Stay On| SAIGON,’ South Viet Nam @— court! 4 well- informed. “source said the! international armistice commis- sion supervising the Indochina’ truce has been told to stay on the} job. s] The informant said the metres’ tions were sent by Britain and) Russia as cochairmen of the 1954 | Geneva conference that arranged the armistice. There had ‘been some doubt! famong commission members as) wheth hey would in in| ‘ avidid vit een after their ton) 11 Cu. Ft. alee eee oa 6 India, and are commission members. | rost im Free Refrigerator LE! SA |] 2-Pants 2: suits “= 29" i Men's Poplin =f JACKETS .... White, Bleck, All Colors ag| 4 Velues to $10, Men's in rhythm band fun. Those who cin move go from ward to ward. Jess Barker Escapes |William Holden = | ess PANTS...... 3 * Child-Support Hike |Wil! 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FIRST PAIR 7.98, | 8.98 or 10.98 @Handsome dress styles @Durable work styles @infants’ sturdy shoes @ Women's smart novelties @Teens’ popular styles @ Women’s gay playshoes @ Women’s sport shoes Heevensch s dress shoes SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NICHTS TO 9 2rd Pair from same price group opeithe: Ne: UM Dean Says Many aie ea ae a | ae Sih (prices g nal as : . r “ p \ \ New St ents Lack Decision eh ee Who Enter College Alter Studies i in Ist Two Years Man) of ee # high schoo! seniors * will be Marting the great edventure of col ali. To sequeint them arents with son things and provide some train- ing they might\.want to take, this second rticles has been ANN ARBOR i®—Moshof the stu- ‘dents going to college gy rie the college of literature, Science “and the arts. It's probably a very “good thing. i Dean James Robertson, who » heads that college at the. Univer. | . sity of Michigan, explains, “over | half of those whe come to college with a pre-conceived notion of what they want to be, change their minds in the first -two | years.” The literary college, he adds, gives them a chance to explore ‘around, taste several different fields and then make up their ‘minds. As members of the literary col- lege, students have to take a two- ~year general course before they) “can begin to think about specializ- ing in any particular field. } MUST TAKE ENGLISH He must take certain Englis)| courses, a certain number of hours | in social science, physical science | -and language. The aim is to give him a good basis os any field he | chooses. | * In the social aticunce = Gilg | study history, economics, ology or other fields. There a1 are ~~ | "also a certain. number of extra | hours in which he can take any. | thing he wants. Dean Robertson says, ‘within this college at least, there is the custom building of an education.” | BIG SCHOOLS BETTER | There are all sorts of folk lore, he says, on which is better, the big university or the smal] college. ‘There are many advantages to both, But, he points out, small schools are necessarily restrictive in what ‘they can offer. Even in a big uni- versity, he says, there is ‘‘ample opportunity for students to identify themselves with small manageable groups.” Too many students put the cart before the horse in emphasizing extra-curricular work, Khe adds. “Tf a student can do both, all the better,” Dean Robertson says, “but he should take his academic | program seriously first.'’ Foreign languages are invalu abie,”’ he adds. * Literary scoha], or *Lit” school, | as it's called serves also to pre-} pare professional students for their specialiaztion. If a student decides he wants to be a doctor, Dean Robertson says, ‘it gives him the opportunity to put to a test what | takes to become a doctor.” Marriage License Applications Jesse C Potter $14 Geine Carolyn J Brown, 70 NM. Merrimac John P. Sreor, Milford Velma J Nickerson. 420 N Seatnew Kari J Prankiin, ist f Huron Joyce A. Barnett, Keego Harbor Terence E McDonald. Keeeo Harbor Marie N Prolund, Keego Harbor Harry B Schwartz, 354 N Saginaw Beverly A Hall, 3681 Baldwin Lawrence R. Paber, Camp Lejune, NC. Carole J. Bloan, 32 Murphy Ervil EB. Latimer, 7068 Mather Elizabeth G. Moore. 91 Judson Ernest J Cotin. Holly Clara B Eckler, Holly Charles B Larson. Farmington Aanes H, Baynes. Birmineharr Vince? J Raymond tr. Scatt AFB I Marv A Pickering, 125 Alice ofmnie FP Richburg = Rockwell Wither Alford, 127 Bivd Fi hard G@ Powell 874 Scotiwood Fila R Gardner. 770 Robinweod William ® Thomas Holly Olica Wiola, Detroit Clarence M. Briggs. 451 Telegraph Rith M. 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Gives more storage space while using less floor space. Large crisper: Handy door shelves. The price... just 189.95 now at Federal’s! But hurry! ___. NO MONEY DOWN AT FEDERAL'S! _ SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 Fy ‘ | } eed ft 1 4 eH 4 : wy . Fa f £ é Fo, * ¢€ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1956 _MWENTY-TWO ee ‘D 2wey, Cooper Under White House Pressure. W. (INS)—Republi-| can: are secretly pour- ing j pressure on and afhbassador John Sherman Cooper to run the Senate this ‘fall. The White House is eager to snare New York's best GOP vote- _ getter to run against 78-year-old) Sen. Herbert Lehman, who is up for re-election this November. COOPER. THINKING The source confided that Cooper * js “seriously considering a party draft” for the Kentucky seat of the late Sen. Alben W. Barkley and! hopes to give his answer “in about | 10 days,” At stake is control of the Sen- ate for the two years beginning next January. Democrats now thrown tho race wide open, To add to Democratic woes, in- jeumbent Sen. Alan Bible thas de- hpid enly a one vote majority, 3. SHAGGY DOG HAT — - Resembling some fiesta icbrant oR, hasn't yet got the confetti out of her hair, this model hides her blonde light under a bushel of black straw. The hat (7) is a new creation _ wide basis. clined to run for re-election inj vens Nevada, and: prospects look bright) E for Republican candidate Clifton Young, youthful congressman who has twice won election on @ state-|* Present front-runner for the GOP nomination in New York state is' attorney general Jacob Javits, only | +f |Republican to win election on the istate ticket last-year. Several ether Republicans are casting hopeful eyes at Lehman's seat, but according to an in- formed source, all are willing to step aside if Dewey can be per- euaded to ran. Dewey, twice the Republican standard-bearer, is currently en- joying a lucrative law practice in iNew York. Party stalwarts have) jreminded him, however, that unlike | cabinet officials, many senators' and congressmen continue their! private law businesses while in! office. Party hopes are high for winning} Cooper's consent to run in Ken-| dicated that he will. complete his to India. The Kentucky picture is|th¢ | strikingly. different than it was at ithe time that Cooper earlier this ‘spring declined to rup against incumbent Sen. Earle Clements of ‘Kentucky. ae 1168 New Recruits The Pontiac State Police Post, commanded by Sgt. Charles :Mu- his |tiek, is part in a statewide) ‘soul searching” before returning drive to’ fill 168 aoa saesygellen file before midnight May 30 in or- der to be eligible for the tra aining school, Higher pay and other benefits ‘are available to future State Po- tation at ‘ the. time of 'y’s death. Still in the captial, he has in- ‘State Police Seeking} i Cooper, with ‘a- pleasant life at jour embassy in New Delhi now, may hesitate to throw himself in- to the heated campaign this fall. , White House pressure is' lice officers, according to Sgt. Mulick. Men in trooper rank reach | a high of $5,800 in salary with ay | jadditional $900 annual pay for subsistence, sick leave, etc. i not to be disregarded. administration nothing, may be a} : tougher nut to crack—unless that) Drimshanbo, Eire, ‘is building a tucky. Now ambassador to India, | astute the former senator by coincidence |restive with the -role of passive happened to be in Washington for —— Interested area Pigrareag may present , apply at the nearest e Police — on See soet ar talk to any member of the aon) » and Ike ts 80 cate Police force. Applications eager to win the Senate for the may be sent to the State Civil Serv ia ee Rat be pecan: jice Commission or the Michigan = la See e ae | |State Potie in Lansing. viele of ee in order to | Applicants must be between the run against incumbent Sen. | 48S of 21 and 29, not less than Wayne Morse in Oregon. five feet, nine inches in height, in’ Dewey, who owes the present ‘good health, and of good charactet. As a lame-duck senator, he combination courthouse and dis-| |pensary, where both justice and prescriptions will be dispensed. is becoming politician { ee LOOK! NEW HARD FINISH ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN whipped up by “Anny” of Milan. See Wow Talk About e’ve proven you sell more ethos with low prices and small profits than high prices and long profits. That's why we sell so many! SHOP HERE FIRST! COMPARE! See HOW YOU SAVE! You Sauc / Value! Look! HARD FINISH SHARKSKIN SUITS j A oe . ! You'll get more than you bargained tor when you buy : one ef these for they’ re way under:priced! 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Sites 3 to Training Pants ] zat er 10° ¢ td Fleor 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 size Beacon, ‘iy cotton Sizes tnd Fleer ” Girls’ Swim Suits $2.09 value New ias- if. tex and fancy cot. tons. Ps $l fully lined hanes? "plaids, eme & novelties, Sizes 34 Toddlers’ Steepers Boys’ T-Shirts $1.39 1 to @ Plisse 7 ¢ Light etane bg fe Le] € 2 piece. See shirts. and Iinens, Sizes to 4 19¢ first poh 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 4 HOUR ainnraaS 10-2 Sizes 3 to 6x 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 MEN’S PANTS ular $8.00 values. Stripes. solids ees 3 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 ‘Jeans 1 33 - 4-HOUR SALE .. . FRIDAY 10 to 2 Main Floor snire'e Briefe 4 HOUR TAGS 10-2 MEN'S spe nS 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 $1 on Doubie eS Sanforized. Sizes 6 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 400 2 short siewve Guaranteed Fast Pestle Ermte. 4 HOUR SALE 10-2 Under. shirts MEN’S PAJAMAS Values to $3.90. Cotton WaINGURIEATETT GCE Alsreke SALE 10-2 1” 2nd Fleer ids, Designs. Small, Medium & Lar, eo a Usdereser! 49 shorts ee for an 2 Diisses, broadcloth in oltd.,” fw ot. 2 A to stripes, Main Floor | T4.N, Seginew St. 4We Give Holden Trading Siamps tial pigth bd ics covtake dn 2h eae: he aes eal.’ heat. ey ae Ae, en A 2, hcl ld a land at bald Uda With ta alates pe in ; ye eae Ee a as BF 2 Ae a i a ae val 2 : ctr TOM ey et ie i Ci Jag Re aie. r . 4 ' * . by hat REI oe hee THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. MAY’ 10, p56 nce Hills High singin 4 Inch Rain Pelis : Choral Clinic ~ Most Parts of State ; station, He, Morgan, and Clarence fiooded the Grand Rapids area “Southfield was Jeft out of the'over 15,000 feet above sea level. Bloomfield Hills High'ting off part of the city's In Time for Mother Day ere a. School choir _— will share supply and darkened ‘sireet and $ | ‘0 * i b G S MO 4'20 at Bloomfield Hills High Behool,| 4 Seared Detwelt man An- thony Krolik, ft } GIFTS for MOTH ER qa nan a Sf de i type. ; a flooded Detroit street and OF OUR SUMMER } or SWEETHEART} 5% owen om aplasia : qj mer program, instrumental music,| ,is.u0n no ternadoes.were offi- qj taught by Bruce Warnock, will i! ny reported, a farmer and 18 > Fine Diemonds—2 GOP ook cs ccccocss- $29.95 ¢ clude’ band school for four Weeks, | ceihers ic Gaane Rapids cold > Birthstone or Dinner Rings ..... veeedeeee $4.95 q) Other regular and special sum-|iney nad to lay flat on the ground a 17 J J. Watches—Known Brands tower aerator .$10.00 4 mer school work, including a ag a funnel- -shaped cloud roared > wm. R Silver—Ser. 8 ... . $17.95 qj four-week typing class will be ; owe eo ndbapue Gee ULE clered ing June 25. overhead, 3-Pe. ; se “pugeuecess0o0s: eee eee $14.95 ‘ had Cetra | Chea 8 By what Oakland County Drain estume WWelry BelG «poe ae ccd 3.95 Commissioner Ralph A. Main " $ 4 W R il E calls “a timely coincidence,” the Featuring Better Deecoas at Only "Use Our Edward’s Outlet “sec {" USSEH CGMES — [drain Committee of the County| : uaew Wa Credit Is Gee ‘ . : e Board = Supervisors ——y are touring southe: the 18 re Seginew FE 2-2108 ¢ Dies in His Home county viewing flood. = done =| jhonored Mr. and Mrs. Eames Dec. E : -{[/8, 1948 on one of the “Flowers to\Seamen, Carrier Chiefs the Living” programs, Mee : | A member of the First Presby- t to Avert Strike terian Church, Mr. Eames ase MONTREAL « — Seamen and as a director of the Community| shipping company representatives 8) t pp National Bank and the Pontiac! mo vith a federal government ptome ist 2 Federal Savings and Loan Co. ie apare mt : : He a lite member of Roos- |™¢diator today amid appeal cers 7 North Saginaw Street J} evelt Masonic Lodge, IMte mem. |Western farmers for a last-minute JUST LOOK AT THIS SELECTION me. ber of Knights. Templar, the jeffort to avert a Great Lakes!) (MM ° j i , fos os THAT WOULD SELL FOR MORE Phone FE 4-6842 Shrine, Pine Lake Country Club, |strike scheduled for noon.. . if mo a ees - os thaks Oa eae «“ “nos in Sight’ soaps Reardon ined re | a A | ei tay. J © Washable Check Ginghams . @-Ne-lven Cottons . & Better Things in Sight” ad, Creek Ranch, For many | Some 2,000 seamen aboard 63 A | : edu . | years, he was a director of the (ships 2 gee by ee =e Ry ere : i i Clinton Valley Boy Scout Council |involved in a wage dispute were A , ay Resistant Print © Tru-Set Stripes ? Oper Fricoy Eveniags and of the Y.M.C.A, Board, (scheduled to walk off their jobs ; | Spt SBS | Broadcloth Bates Woven Checks F | edged t : © LAY oe ' ‘, . han © Chromespun y ® Sunback Cottons He ce ie, Ade. he leaves even-company association of lake oi 2 3) Ao Cottons © Faisses’ ‘Sines 10-20, J| Thompson and -D; B. Eames, both|°@!riers prompted. some _predic- Sizes 9 to 15 _ Malt Sines 142 te 24% LINEN. COATS 310 Just the Thing Té. Wear Over Her Cottons Mother’s Gift 1s Here... = * : - tions that failure to reach a settle- Suueesuecussusescasasueasnenssdag, nf Pencgtin calldhal crap mates ment. today qpuld tie up 280 ves- i ters, Mrs, George McFarlane of(S¢!S strung along the Great Lakes DAR R E L L S as ners Ont. Mrs, Roy Walker {#0" SYStem. . : wot Niagara Falls, Ont., Mrs. Ross). . — . uw ig Anderson of Brantford, Ont. and/Stil] on Critical List @: Manitoba, Canada, ; . a a Mlday trp the Sparks © Griffin A Detroit construction worker, ‘ from the Sparks n|28, today remained in critical con- Prescription Service @ichapel with his. pastor, Dr. Wil-\dition in St, Joseph Mercy. Hos- ‘Toronto, Ont., Mrs. Harvey Mayer|24 St. Lawrence River transpor- | 24 Hour Emergency ‘ m Mrs. Rodérick “Cole of Brandon, After Scaffold Fall a a = s s a a = a s s = A mio A . liam H. Marbach officiating. Burial|pital following a fall from a scaf- = 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. wi will follow in Perry Mt. 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Pontiac's Oldest Exclusive Floor Covering Firm! © og P Se of 11 N. Perry St. Phone FE 4 2531 Months SE ’ Distinction Soe ee to Pay! fey | Te artonne ts seeaes ‘ Soa? see ase eG oa ig get oa hes ; POG ei. an ty od boliad nner fashions. White ; . , : -_ . if NYLON DRESS CLOVES $1.99 | ALT EEC EE EIEIO EEN PM ADE Ta ES Ni OE, GONE LEI EL LEN ER NIE a Se en ee eee ee ee onmmenl | he - ¥ 5 ‘ t 4 > fSEREEET LET LESS a r ia / THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 | ESE SPUN THA i TREE-MENDOUS TASK — Think mowing the grass is work eh? How would you like a chore like these Belgian Congo natives . have — whittling away at a giant trunk with the equivalent of Boy * Scout axes? The tree, a giant limba, is one.of the riches of the , Leopoldville region. ; % tAtomic Energy Electricity to Flow in Detroit Homes, §& GRAND RAPIDS @ — John F. | uranium would supply the elec- of the Power Reactor trical needs of the average home lopment Co. of Detroit, said for 600 years if completely con- ¢ electricity generated from verted to energy,” said Ander- eeenic energy will flow through son, whe ts employed by the | . it" homes within four years.’ Edison Co. x Anderson, assistant cat | He said his company’s “breeder” reactor design actually - store hc) around the core Society Saturday. jthat is converted to fuel by the : Acie of beganbael produced » in making atomic pow “These ‘paid Anderson |neutrons are partially Seanad up’ He said it will be iby the blanket in the process of “ making fuel,’ he said. '|Complete Field Work on 12 Towns Drain Most regular field work on the * 8 8 Anderson said the et now | _“ designed by Atomic Power| elopment Associates, Inc., @ Twelve Towns Relief Drain now some} nonprofit Detroit group has. been completed, coordinator | all | 44 companies, will be) anton J. Berst has reported, and ‘complet by ouly 4 1960. |design and detail work is proceed- He said sees eccar will be. ens: used to produce steam which will| Test borings now have been ‘De sold to the Petroit Edison Co.|completed, Berst ‘bald, and nego- ~The steam, in turn, will be used tiations with Grand Trunk West- jo run canal to produce ern Railroad for approval of four @- |branch crossings are being con- “A aren of a pound of | ducted. ——— POOLE LUMBER CO. is pleased to ' present ie > ae a P FACTORY ’ SEE HOW EASILY YOUR WALLS BECOME BRAND NEW ARVON _ The ready mixed oil point ; ‘ creates beautiful smooth texture finishes plaster patches & other blemishes yonish Come in for a free finished canals FRIDAY, MAY 11 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. eo a a ey ite te % + een). 1A, 0h) BARD WARE © COAL © BUILDING SUPPLIES ISI OAKLAND «§=—s FE 44-1594 |, MS Repeating a sellout sale of the biggest . tan value we've ever offered! 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MAY 10, 1956 | Tv WEN TY: FIVE Willi iams - ” LANSING ae Michigan . in dians, who have taken their trou- bles to Washington, D.C. for 150 years, are going to get some at- great white fatiers in the state capitol. | Aides of Gov. Williams say the governor will appoint a commission within the next few weeks td study economic and educational prob- told eides. to look ‘into the neces- sity of an Indian Commission, be appointed before the end of the tention from a new. group of/motith. he now — someone who-has a genu- ine interest in Indian problems and enough ‘enthusiasm to do some- Farrell said the commission will * * LJ : “We're looking for a chairman, Williams’ aide working on appoint- ment of: the commission, said the group's main purpose will be to ‘\discover what problems Michigan Indians have: Charles _ V.. Adrian, another t e * ee “We know their -living condi- tiens are substandard, as are health conditions. We alse know problems’ plight of. other low income groups." oe have trouble financing high- scattered along the western shore lot Lake Michigan, southward from er education,” Adrian said, “What we want to find out is if ‘these conditions are peculiar to ~ he Indians —_if they have unique or suffer. the same * * * SCATTERED TRIBES | if Most of Michigan's Indians are Emmet County, Dr.” Lewis, Beeson, who has ~looked inte their way of life, says that for the most part they live like anyone else in. the state, their: tribal ways. long forgotten, the “There are some, though, who still keep their customs, notably| spersed with white families, Bee- | White setaers round four tribes, Potawatomres near Hermans- son said, Their only distinguish. the Hurons, the Pocawatomies, the Beeson said FOUR RESERVATIONS ville in: ine Upper Peninsula,” | ing featuée is the fact that In- Although hardly recognizable, the state still has four reservations — in Isabella county, near Cros s| Village | in Emmet County, L'Anse and at Hermansville, Even these areas are ‘tater. | | dian = don't have to | pay taxes. ~ Beeson ais Michigan's Indian. {population has remained fairly ~ | steady — at about 10,000 — since ithe 1880 “The ot guess jis that at no) time did Michigan have more than 15,000 Indians,” he said. | lans Gans, to. Study Needs oF: Michigan Indians Ottawas and the Chippewas. There are still remnants of all of these tribes, " Toy Sales Set Record NEW YORK—Toy sales. in the United States last year amounted to an estimated $550,000,000), a new record, About $12 was spent on toys for the average child. In‘ 1941 the figure was $9.30, : lems of ne’ 10,000 Indians. |thing about them.” = | | Idea t being tthe mews, they say, | Georgia House cl aan, Hamed Pega |: Built Mainly STORE ADDRESS fairs is gradually closing shop and lof Yardsticks | the state will have to step in to help out... “The governor feels we have te have q bedy set up te con- sider these problems as the fed. eral government gets out of the | picture,” says Lawrence L. Far- rell, Williams’ cneeutive secre- tary. FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga. | Homer Parris built a house largely! from wooden yardsticks. He’ doesn’t know how many went ~_ the outside as weathe but the inside walls, ceilings i floors are made up of 47,600 yard-| sticks. 148 N. Saginaw HURON COR. 4985 Dixie Hwy. 1R@}°dam Next to National Foods Drayton Plains — * * * He got the sticks—culls and sec-| onds rejected by the manufac- turer—for use as kindling but then decided to install an oil! ‘burner and sought some use for! the big pile of sticks. He first used some as weather: tie ee . 6 & “The integration of Indians into the normal life of the community is the measuring stick which ,- gauges how fast the government) moves out of the business of taking care of Indians,” Farrell said. “There is-some feeling that they ‘may withdraw too fast and leave a@ vacuum,” he said. STATE . COMMITTED The idea of appointing a com- mission to study Indian affairs got; added impetus two months ago when a group of Indians from Burt Lake appeared in Williams’ office with a land claim, The, Indians quoted documents | which they said committed the ~ state te protect their land . Fights. They said they were . thfown off the land some 50 ‘years ago and never paid for it. * 8 @ . Wiliams turned the problem over to Atty, Gen. Thomas M. Kavanagh. At the same tinie, che | (1189 120K ae DRUG S but his wife liked the looks Pred well he decided to do ali t weatherboarding with the st and = turned to the interior, The wood strips came in varying| types of wood and colors so he) idid the bathroom in flamingo and! yellow; the walls and ceiling: of| the kitchen in unpainted. sticks with kitchen cupboards in yellow and wine red; the bedroom with| walls and ceiling and the living | room maple throughout, i The floors of the house are three “'yardsticks thick, the walls two.) Parris says the sticks are good insulation and they are standing up under the impact of the four __ Lovely car, comes soemsoed with everything but brains.” young children. ol ° “ FILLED WITH PRESCRIPTIONS {7.2 17 Suppositories 7° GERIT OL TONIC sis PONTIACS — DOLLS SS BUFFER 4+) WAXED PAPER 45 PREFER Tablets. Bottle of 36... ‘Kitchen Cherm, 10 Rell... 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Lentheric perfumed hair Gently fragrant Toilet Wa- | Regulér $1.00 size Cologne TEL-HURON CENTER STORE ith ’ tiff Hand and Bédy Lot h FREE purse-size bot = 0 Ea . spray w ‘non-stiffening’ ter, Hand an orion. wit urse-size = eer Mon..- -Fri. til 9 Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. "til 9- acta Save 50¢-on this. ! ye of p antsy A fine buy! DOWNTOWN STORE | _ | i i j ) | . | a r i a * ‘ * i | é i j ‘ “ C+ x x 2 i x Ta i i ras F . f ee: H P é i ey ol sas See, Pa : i ic oe ie i \ eat ee 7. N USED $I teal Se | _THE | PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 11956 | PORTABLE — [Floating Cow. Racing | L | Roy Rogers’ Riverboat | |“**’ Call Cabinet boy hero Roy /Je. sained as though we. can't! etre out-run this corpse. It passed us! at night when we were in camp. _By ROY ROGERS When we arrived ri poe the people who greet us along the ating families and the parish should be dressed strictly western ter “Trigger. ” —cowboy béots, hats, western cc eaten te ‘eel boat. : iboats and our attire. tried the hat and shirt, but i ee ee BS ng df ag roby me About 50 miles aicla wine hae we een an _ _@ cmeing tnd for the Sarth day|hoet- Jiwas mecnived senet fe Ain't No-Buffaloes Farm Wages Average |verage on an hourly an re Take Your Choice FE 2. 142 ‘Machines in a row we passed a floating cow. a pa ee pod drifted rT H igher i in Northwest out ity | The town of Ribe, Denmark, was $ 00 Up . all the way from the Tennessee Roamin in Jersey SEATTLE, Wash. ( — Farm) The agency said the houtly rate| [med Wt huatice save the Not For Free Home Trial $125 per Alabaman Now Has =": wage rates in Washington average|'s the nation’s highest. while the! ticnat Geographic Society. Under |.We Service All Moke 3 FRESH BLACKBERRIES WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. w* Itigig per cent higher than a year Monthly average is exceeded by. ¥ the code women were given prefer- ” hMeehlos ° . Machines Reconditooed Ohi ‘W | C We arrived about four miles|#PPears the only buffaloes seeniago. The Washington Crop and California and Utab. ‘ential treatment. One ruling was, - ; By Our Service Dept. : 10 es eyan ANE jarove Baton Rouge in late after.|@7und here recently were on'Livestock Reporting Service said At N dt ‘a woman who has stolen and] | ' Inoon. , Here we had our evening ™ckels, but a western researcher | the average farm worker gets $242) At Norway's second fur auc- j.'s niect to be hanged, shall, in-| NECCHI CENTER ba $. $ Ww DELAWARE, Ohio » — Ben- desseri—blackberries right trom jwants to make sure there were! on a monthly basis, or $184 with) tion this season, 110,539 mink furs stead be buried alive because she « agina ) jamin —— ‘Cowan, 9. of Mont- the bush. It made me think of my|"0”¢ of the live variety, board. Its survey showed the|were sold. lis a woman.” | rose, oldest living graduate|childhood days on the Ohio River.| W. J. Rice, Santa Clara, Calif., ere : | ot Ohio Wesleyan University, now Wo wore met by a fet of (V70%# 1 the tome clerk that he : : : carriés OWU's alumni cane. was ng a census of . : / Spe, an 364 grade, is the, SPeosinaiety 28 outboard all, Ine’ Gaited tle and Canny 4 ee | OPEN MONDAY AND FRI DAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 : Nth of the cane. ;, Which escorted us to our spot check showed that no buffalo ; : originally by William D, Godman, “t¢ ' Baton Rouge. /had wandered in these parts since only member of the university's} After the usual press, radio andthe area was inhabited by the 2 first graduating class in 1846 TV interviews, I met Gov. Robert, Lenni Lenape Indians, | | The alumni cane is made of olive/F. Kennon, He wanted to trade| Said researcher Rice: “I don't , wood brought. from Palestine and: knives with me, but I. had lost!wish to overlook anyone.” \ has a silver mounting with this)mine and he gave me his as a { _ » inscription: ‘“This cane, the prop-| present. Because of a rapid population ! erty of William D. Godman, first * ¢ # gain in the last 20 years, nearly, graduate of Ohio Wesleyan, is held| After greeting the children and/two-thirds of New Zealand's Ma- in succession by the earliest living singing my theme song with them|roi population is under 20 years graduate of the university.” jwe departed for a hotel, ‘of age, Wellington reports. i amy Tih 48 South Saginaw Street Just Arrived... in Time | for GRADUATION ~ 4 ' wh Aways “4 one hE ee | NIFTY GIFT FOR MOM a | ) SSO MENT CEDAR ....— 7 AT ONE LOW PENNEY PRICE! 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THE SUMMER DRESS CARNIVAL! # = j 5 ‘ ‘ - i ® ‘ = # ey eS Bh aff EJ “Tt i ieee 9. NG eR OM | ce cna ita ARS stl eat. MUR OARS a cog gllgrned sl bay OE Re wed 2 ass B, Sees. sal sar ae Aa Sh See Ae J Ee a bE Elect he i Pb pod # Pane gee #6 vi pet ‘ 4 iy Z fi, x * foe A Lil pf PEM ERS 4 Nae Bape} a : Pe res ai ee Me Ly 4 WO v vy, ee dan E> of 2 "| ; io \ : : f 3 : ay Be A ea < ¥: | : *. ne , ; = ; =~ : sf ul : Ue \ se , - Poe " ; . _ A — Cc a S > ‘ ‘ : ‘os ‘ : tbe vl . THE PONTYAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 : - : TWENTY-SEVEN . H | ‘ ; 5 Py . by foreign students and. the eighth ’ sjmail donations are still being amy " the shops, Stains ‘can be wiped Parents to Visit MSU annual Engineering ‘Exposition. $10,000 for Olympics . {received from the marathon tele-| White Upholstery! of this fabric leaving the material A Y R d E lusive : EAST LANSING @ — An esti; © —_——eoOo EAST LANSING — A telethon vision appeal. | LONDON (INS) — New British untouched. ear x¢ Tated 2.000 parents and friends) The Chinese discovered the artjand ice show staged May 5 at —_ *|stainproof upholstery,, is expected - Toy—H ae will attend the annyal Parents\of making an oyster produce. a Michigaii State- ‘University is ex-/- Despite opposition. from non- to creaté’a color revolation in. the. With motércars increasing rap- Shopping Cen Weekend Saturday and Sunday at|peari, during the 13th century. pected to bring at least $10,000'/Mosiems, Pakistan's coalition party home. White upholstery’ will be. idly (there are now 7,074) Hondu- ‘HIN .|Michigan State. University. Fea-|The Japanese, however, first be-\to the fund to send U.S. athletes expects to make that country an fashionable: Some -of the first)ras’ most pressing need is more ES HOBBY HOUSE tures ofethe weekend will include|gan commercializaiton of the idea'to the Olympics. Early returns/*{slamic Federal Republic,” chairs upholstered With silicone- and better roads, traffic experts, 7 S. Saginaw the International Festival staged|in 1890. ‘ ighowed cash on hand at $8,860 amd | Karachi reports. ‘treated fabric are now reaching! in ‘Teguciagalpa say. ' _ ae | BEES IN ITS BONNET—Three- year-old Michael Porto surveys a beehive carved in the shape of a monk. The beehive, which comes from Lodz, Poland, is part of a Polish folk art exhibition at the galleries of the Royal Water Colour Society in London. . Rural Library ‘Bill Approved - ‘House OKs 7.5 Million | Per Year to Create New Book Sources in U.S. WASHINGTON (INS)—The; House has authorized spending seven and one-half million dollars annually for five years for ex- pansion of library services in rural areas. : ° * ° | It has approved and sent to the) Senate a bill sponsored by Rep. Edith Green (D-Ore), which would give each state a basic allotment of $40,000, and the Virgin Islands $10,000. The balance of the money would| be divided among the states on the basis of rural] population. Each state would. submit to the U. S. Commissioner of Edu- cation a plan for extension of public library services, The plan -could include any method for accomplishing this purpose and each state would have com- } plete authority in the-selection of | books, materials and personnel, The House Edueation and Labor Committee said testimony on the bill disclosed there are about 27 million people in. the U. S. who are without access to local public library services of any kind, Of this group, it was stated, 90 per cent live in Jona oe The Rennes! pated that of| the approximately 3.000 counties in the U. singfe library and in only three states —. Delaware, Massachusetts and Rhode Island — does logal| , library service reach every reési- dent. eee Fights Flight by Night LANSING (®—The Lansing City -Council’ has been asked to create an ordinance to prevent merchants from fleeing the city at night to duck payment of taxes. City) Treasurer John F. Webb told -the Council] that one clothing store, | which owes $2,973 if back taxes, | moved its stock of ‘clothing out at night to keep the gity from seizing it for back a "ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS | "SEE US *30UT TRADING YOUR | OLD MOWER | SMARPENED. =. 9290} Used Power Mowers for Sale Cheap! 20% OFF ON ALL TRELLIS CLOSEOUT Cochran Interior GLOSS oS | NOW. $300 Gal. hoy F | SEE US FOR ALL YOUR. 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TWENTY-NINE | e : mS " Sek hy 5 Don't watch TV in a complete. State Whisk Sales x : CEP, TV Viewing Rules potent Y. Average Income in 2033 ‘tel Sit ocn nay oan During April Will Be Sa a Year a grand total of 1.8 trillion dol- ,, lars, me we ‘bring the average income to $25,- 000—a total earned by only 9 small Snyder says this would likely) © May Help Your Eyes “CHICAGO w—An official of the National Society for the Prevention too great an angle. Sit as far from the screen an visual comfort permits. pril totaled 139,507 cases, a de- ‘Joh Blindness says watching tele-' : , the preceding month. vision will not wear out your eyes. To Talk to Tech Grads Substantial declines also occurred. * * *@ HOUGHTON @ — Dr. John T.J/in sales of gin, rum, brandy, Mrs. Virginia S. Boyce of New Rettaliata, president of Milinois percentage of the nation’s families now. * Of course, Snyder admits that oe ee ee ee ee | | |CARNU. 20 oz. 3P7109 16s BODYSHEEN. 16-02. 3P7113 1.49 SIMONIZ KLEENER. 20-02. .98 JOHNSON'S J-WAX ......1.95 WESTERN AUTO THE FAMILY STORE ' 162 N. SAGINAW ST. Phone FE 2-9253 | Store Hours: Week Deys—9:30 to 5:30 Mon, & Fri.—9:30 to 9:00 4 figures average American will also get a month’s vacation a year. All of this, he predicts, will come to be in the year 2033— out of our reach, but still @ pos- sibility fer our children and grandchildren. Snyder has tabulated the Bross, pational product of 1953 and com- pared it with similar figures for the 50 years or so before, PRODUCT TO INCREASE In 1953, he explains, the gross national product hit 365 billion dol- lars a year and the average in- icome was $5,000, Assuming that the national product continues to grow at the rate it has in the last 50 years— which some people might logi- the price level will increase ‘Prad- ually too, but he explains, “a grad- ual increase in prices is not a bad . as long as output increases ata relatively faster rate." Snyder made his comments to the Michigan Journalist, ‘the lab- oratory newspaper of the Univer- sity's Journalism “Department. Cherry Blossom Time Approaching Festivities BENTON HARBOR (®—The color of this lush fruit region will change starting this weekend and continuing. through next weekend as cherry blossoms reach their height next week, The blossoms, which range in rich color from white to a fuchsia pink, attract thousands of visitors each year. The blossdéms are just ROYAL WALTZ—Sedate is the) word for it as Prince Rainier and Princess Grace dance in stately) style on their Spanish honeymoon. York, assistant ‘director of the) society, said observancé of a few “viewing rules’ will prevent eye Institute of Technology, will be commencement speaker at Michi- gan Tech June 3. The college will ’ American technicians will aid fatigue. They include: grant 307 undergraduate degrees. amMeRA Mart 83 N. Saginaw St FE 4.4343 FOITS PHOTOGRAPHIC AWE ON ALL CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS* SHOP AT YOUR LEADING KODAK DEALER MARK DAVIS \T FOR Lass cally doubt—by 2033, it will reach Starting to pop this -week. 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Collins, president of. ng not “the answer." Rather than spend much more ~~~ = ‘time and money on these two long-| range airbreathing missiles, some ‘authorities would prefer to con- centrate effort on the interconti- ‘Atlas and Martin Titan. However, Secretary of the Air Force Quarles has said that (Cook-Nelson Post of the American a war while airbreathing missiles are Legion is trying again to beautify resident ‘slower and easier to intercept, lone 0 of the oldest landmarks of the wars. | they have load-carrying ability |city. and range equal to that of rock. The trio, members of the ee Their | et-type missiles. 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(to. forecasts to determine how he'll (INS) —The other daylaged to maintain their culture and|banished to a neighboring tree-| They do it without pay, as I on Parry Island we met.an im- portant target for the Russians in their propaganda attack on the; United States as a colonial-minded! nation, . He ig E. H. Nucker, a quiet- spoken and friendly Hodsier who is high commissioner of .U.N.’s trust territory for this part of the a ‘LOVED OLDSTERS “We're wrestling with what to dé about our aged people and we afternoon and went to work.” life in the U, S. and in the Mar-| ‘shall Islands. - NO BABYSITTERS We asked Commissioner Nucker. for additional ‘ contrasts between i “Well, let's take babysitting,’ Master the Good Life less reef-for the day, without food) say, and without. or water, He paddied ‘back in late’ without lock ang key,” We asked about the plight, as. we had come to call it, of King! Juda and his ‘people, who once: ‘lived on Bikini before being bodil Yeh removed. by ‘the U. S. to make way for cits atomic fireworks. Juda, when last’ heard from, Leprosy, siaphaneda: beri- beri and other old diseases have | | been wiped out, TB, the pres- ent No, 1 killer, is. being as- saulted. There is no cancer, “They've learned one other) ing,’ Nucker said thoughtfully, jas he looked across the blue la- goon at some of the fantastic gear, ‘of the. H-bomb.era. ‘They gave! i Pastry Chef Gauges do his baking for the next day. * * * Work With Weather CINCINNATI (— Pastry chef He explains it this way: “LE the weatherman says ‘cold,’ I bake extra coffee’ cake, dough-' nus—other . things that go with’ ‘coffee. , j Linoleum and Tile o ‘Warmer,’ I make fruit tarts, | clon pies. = preater quantity, | We Gixg U. S. Savings Stamps ‘ zens, Out here, the older a per-he smiled. was said to be hopping mad. _ “/up war before you were born,”, ‘Rain,’ 1 ie down on the bake | He makes you oes to bevan sin revered and missioner Nucker shook his hea i See shop production 30 per cent because, . American, - : wll yoda : “There is no need to hire a baby- ry. new island suits: Juda and l Armstrong Dealer sitter out here, A 4-year-old child’ looks after his 2-year-old brother they or sister. A 6-year-old child looks | ihis people fine,” he said. “I was talking to him day before) Brick Houses Increase | .WASHINGTON—Use of brick in residential construction has risen! not sO many people come down-| town when it rains and they don’t! F545 Ortonville Rd M15. Cl arkston, Mich MA ple B PREMIER PLASTIC TILE |to the safety of the 4-year-old who Yesterday and he put in a big ike cary plckagee.” ‘order for taro roots, He's laying ae Ped eas Sanat tp fe out whole new groves of coconut.” line to, let’s say, 16. peed U.N : Through fucker. vu. N. has : yh ; “brought to these people medicine; Mother of the. DAV ‘education, and inter-island air- CHEBOYGAN uw — Gold star| Ways, trade and a knowledge that mother Mrs. Alex Sarrault has been the world - their friend, More Increase Valuations named DAV mother of = Rid bereits) the 60,000 are in CHEBOYGAN w — County Sup | by ygan Coun p- ervisors. have a ved a $932,177) jter of Disabled American Neter-| The Micronesians, who are about: increase in ree ae pas ans. Mrs. Sarrazilt. will be hon-\half Catholics and half Protes-| os ‘ jored on Mother’s Day, Her son,|tants, provide for the education Y°@r. The new valuation was set of Atomic Operation Redwing, ‘This king was hit by a one- ‘Allen, was killed in action in World/of their children through the sixth|at $29,199,727 compared with $28,- ~ “They survived domination. by'man- sit-down _ Strike recently. A'War II. grade. vz UN. will take them 08 '267,550 last year, Qeecvornores Mma ara AN EAGLE SUT 4 HUB EXCLUSIVE... Just Imagine! 25 per cent in the last 10 years. ‘Some 29 per cent of the million-| plus single-family housing unit s| built in the nation today are con-) structed with either solid brick| walls or brick veneer. The population is 60,000, which would be & disappointing World Series crowd at the Cleveland Sta- dium or a cause to fire the coach| at Ohio State. “These are old and wonderful peoples,” Commissioner Nucker commented as we sat on the lanai of the waterside quarters of Rear Adm, Yall Hanlon, joint Task Force Seven commander in charge “There is no despotism, no en- trenched cruelty, On one of the Islands the king insists that those leaving his presence crawl out backwards on all fours. But the people like the way he works for them, When they stop liking’ him they can vote him out of office almost instantly. fo. Sensational Barg oo a 1 -| monn 20 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! | PAD and COVER ee eee ee Silicone stretchon cover of o Pistic Drapes All Regular aluminum coated cotton gives | I peat dy bel $c you perfect re- Curtains (42x52 sults with dry or $ 00 Bigg 5Q: A ’ nlus heavy, cis patterns zie ttee : SPECIAL! | able knitted cot- ‘Complete | \ ‘ All Regular 20c Roll ton pad. 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Powell « Proposal Seen -: Junked for Assurance of Passage by Solons : visions in preference to having WASHINGTON (®—Speaker of/M0 bill at all. | the House Rayburn (D-Tex) said today the sidetracked $1,600,000. 'crats’ filibuster in the Senate pre- called up for House action will be sumably would be dispelled if the bi ' _ |SETUATION CHANGED | Leaders were represented as feeling the situation has now House members will go along with jHouse sent it a school construc-) ‘ 'tion bill without Powell’s amend- a a en seed in the|Ment or one similar to it. start of the session to forestall aj The Democratic-sponsored bill| floor fight over a proposal to deny|in the Rules Committee calls for! federal construction aid to areas|4 four-year program of U.S. con- which maintain racially segre-/Struction assistance at the rate of | ‘| generally believed he had suffi- cient backers to write it into the ehanged, and that a majority of/ a bill lacking antisegregation pro-! * The threat of a Southern Demo- ur Disneys True Life Adventures Ex-Cuban Chief QUI GRANGE USUALLY 48 HOURS AFTEK THE peer SNOWFALL, WHITE HAIRS APPEAR IN THE DARK COAT OF THE ARCTIC WEASEL, (OR shancollldom | Sie hedess . MIAMI, m |Socarras, stormy former: president ~ Back in Miami Carlos _Prio Socarras Deported to America by Batista Regime Fla. —Carlos Prio of Cuba, was back here in his old the Cuban national! police. U. S. immigration authorities, who say Prio has once violated the Neutrality Act, were somewhat at a loss whether to let him stay in this country and will probably : |set the matter down for a hearing. | Longest straight-line tistance|Panbahdle's northwest corner to in: Texas is @01 miles from thelthe southern tip of Brownsville exile city today after being thrown’ out of the country, he said, by "¢° gated schools. lel gr ee tires ry THIG MEANS THAT VERY SOON HE Prio, meanwhile, was sur (Advertisemént) ng, and would make funds avail-/ | WILL Be WEARING A COMPLETE ae? |rounded by many followers who jremained here when he ended an jexile of nearly four years and re- jturned to Cuba last August. He was deposed by Fulgencio Batista, who is still the president, in a bloodless coup in 1952. The two men were indicted at F- |New York in 1953 on a charge of] violating the Neutrality Act in connection with alleged purchase of arms. Prio pleaded no contest “land paid a fine. Izquierdo, who had gone to Mexico, could not re- enter the country and did not plead, FOR ATHLETES FOOT ati to the states on the basis of SUIT OF WHITE WINTER FUK--- . USE T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. their public School population. Watch the old tainted skin | «EXCEPT FOR THE we off leaving reyes cartel aes al The Penton scimainistration oe HIS es not pleased powe nstant- u drying} 4-1 your 60s back ak'auy) has proposed a 1\- billion-dollar! drug store. Teday at Simms Bree. Program at the rate of 250 million Drug Dept. -< dollars yearly for five years. A gift Mom wil) really love! Gives her extra hours of — ad while a delicious meal is Limited supply at this reduced pric Wat ie ROUND YOUR | HOUSE. CHECK UP ANDO SEE, -@ HUDSON HARDWARE 1475 Baldwin Ave. Ph. 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Howard Storin,-“Lake Orion High , School senior and East Orion 4-H Club member, and his father, Leon: Storm showed the young students; Lost Woman found _|Affer Night in Woods FEA TURING DuPONT’S PAINTS GUARDSMAN PAINTS FREE - | State Police Lt, Francis Cole said the 72-year-old mother-in-law of NBC Vice President Harry Ban- nister had wandered all night in - |the wild and lonely Pigeon River forest near her home. * + 6 Mrs. Lawrence said she lost her way in the Hardwood forest and jbecame separated from her dog. |She walked out of the forest and up to a farm home of Carl Cher- winski about 6 a.m, Cherwinski no- _ | tified police, | Cole said Mrs. Lawrence ap- . peared to be in “very good con- Pentiac Press Fhote dition’’ despite her ordeal. Orion. Howard demonstrated /his shearing of | =e 7 Mrs. Lawrence’ 8 disappearatice | sheep at an assembly for Longfe iow students Ito ares police SO THAT’S HOW YOU GET WOOL! — Long- fellow elementary students, Alex Tasca and Linda Mitchell (right) get some first hand information on sheep shearing from Howard Storm of Lake yesterday. Memory Will Do It CAMBRIA, Minn. ®—A memory game played by the three young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ‘the number of a filling station, memorized it and made it into a game.. When Bowen Bowen led to the breakup of a learned the next day that the sta- car parked at a cated other youths who later ad- mitted a series of breakins. \walke daily, Progress Continues DETROIT — Michigan's anti. polio vaccination program contin- ues to make good progress. * @ « : ' A report was made yesterday by Dr. Albert E. Heustis, state health! commissioner, to the Michigan Public Health Assn. * ee: 6 . ‘ |. Heustis sald the state has re- jceived more than 2,250,000 doses of vaccine, If deliveries continue, he ‘said, the entire priority group will have had one dose of vaccine by. mid-June, and many persons, two doses. The priority group comprises | |search near this resort town. Her |children aged one through 14," and, |daughter, Mrs. Harry Bannister! juvenile erie ring. The girls read|tion had been robbed, the girls called state; troopers after Mrs. told him the license number and|Lawrence's ‘dog returned home he gave it to authorities. The car! pregnant women, * * * f Heustig reviewed other aspects alone five hours. after the two set of the state public health program. was traced and its owner impli- lout for an after-lunch walk, Mrsjand predicted the years ahead will) J. 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No. 1, Large SAUSAGE BOLOGNA 3°69 3 “ 89° TERME BROS.MKT. — STREET & - & thw ms oe ers a - Loaves Feature | $2727... pineapple ring. | R Cinbonavec: Lece than S¢ a glace Hot “ Cason: | rmitecar= = eer Is Easy to Prepare tal Gete ‘Cook spaghetti in a large amount, : . Ever try clam sauce with spa-|of salted water just until tender; Lomb Shoulder ‘Chips E ghetti? ‘An Italian. favorite worth — colander. Meanwhile melt knowing! in : Spaghetts With Red 3 tenspoots finsiy-greted onion. (pulp bs ) minced green : eapontaiee or ‘Sereda treme THIS WEEK WE TOO PAY SPECIAL They constantly search the markets for family . . . they stretch the family budg most of everything. So we say God wonderful Mothers we have! ft’s “Famous Delicious Fresh Dressed Chickens FRYERS or ROASTERS Reddi-Meid APPLE 26 0 10° Rib Cui, Lb. ¢ Cen ro ce 39f Small, Leon, Rib End . Lb. 29° 0Z PEANUT Gee 9g ee BUITER..:.... '" VY Form Fresh, Large ne EGGS... PLUM PINWHEELS — Canned purple plums star in a pastry recipe. They will please particu. lar palates. They're sweet enough to serve as a dessert. We have no doubt that the family will | enjoy them for breakfast also, if the recipe is | ae | Purple Plum Pinwheels| Liederkranz Cheese COMBINATION SPECIAL OFFER! 1 Seger Cored SLICED BACON ‘end 1 Ib. Greenfield SAUSAGE Libby's ) Please Particular Palates - Popular as Spread | ; PORK and 7 0 From the Pacific N ort h we st/and bake it whole. It will be gooey, Men usually go for this cheese 49 BEANS . eeess Ce ee Dan hee ee — | spread. | . in ’ arranged rectangiés Purple inwheels F Cheese Spread ot dough which are. then == long fate drained frome ona of ass “a lee : 7 jelly-roll fashion and sliced. sar Agr 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese @ For a — a not slice| % teaspoon uesnen i tsaapeoe paprika seace ’ the roll, round it into a pan ane ied, a- purpura Serupa Liedeciacas very ehty | with a small sharp knife to re-| move some of the brown coating. | ena'd Beat with cream cheese, celery In saucepan, combine sugar,|salt, paprika and Worcestershire ©: a Ham, Pineapple sic: ces tts oe CHERRY PIE “39° SUPER MARKET 484 Auburn Ave. ,,"" Phone FE 2-0119 PARKING CORNED BEEF .."*" TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS. the finest foods for their et to provide you with the Bless every one of the Oz. boil and cook until butter or Mal | refrigerator. Leftover ham can be prepared! garine is melted: in many Interesting ways, For in-) Meanwhile, sift together flour, oe re oa | | rated with pineapple rings and ~ = | topped delicious looks like coarse cornme te ln = Pour in milk;. mix quickly and — ——— with fork. Gently shape preiee. dough Into ball-and reil inte 9 nen are gay meet inch x 16-inch rectangle. Arrange | ee ee ee plums on dough. Roll dough long- | side up (jelly roll fashion). Individual Ham Leaves 7 ame fully cooked ham Cut into 1-inch slices. Place slice % sep bread crumbs cut side up in greased 8x8x2-inch odhe M green pepper baking dish. Pour on syrup. | 3 tablespoons chopped onion Bake at 350 degrees (moderate | © Pincaggte Senge oven) for, 40 minutes. Delicious Combine ground ham, egg, bread| with cream or ice cream. Makes | crumbs, chopped green pepper, cat-| one large cake or 16. small pin- sup, chopped onion. Make patties’ wneels about 34% inches in diameter. For each individual serving use one patty for the base and op wits « Pingapple and Rice | | | _ New RINSO Blue (iz wircsbige ved sory fallin rll k Fi D praiae a re a hole a es ine essert te ble ed brah seine er the, Osime recpe—etil eveet and , 5 refreshing. top. Bake until done, Yields ‘six Pineapple And Rice Dessert 2 cups cooked rice (chilled) 1 cup. drained pineapple tidbite Sauce % cup hear . : cup brown sugar 1-3 bos dike contect ers’ suger C t f 1-3 cup vinegar 1 ite 3 isenunoens Prepdred mustard | Pdilgmee eoareh heron u ; rom Solid. GREEN Cc CABBAGE . WOMDER © Exc PEPPERS . Biend brown sugar, eee and Mix rice and pineapple ogee mustard. lightly. Whip cream until almost Saal stiff; beat -in sugar gradually Add grated cheese and minced| and vanilla. Fold into rice mixture. | onion to mashed potatoes for fla-/ Spoon into sherbet glasses and top’ vor change, ; with ee Serve at once. Enjoy Luscious. -C > ORANGE Wonderful, Wonderful - Choice Beef ‘Maxwell House or Defiance COFFEE Rib Ends Lean and Tender | | | 29 Pork Loins Blade Cut | i i ‘ | Defiance PUMPKIN Defiance y Famity Brin Drink ‘d } | | Margarine | Fresh Cut-Up, Pan-Ready \\ we 2% Ib. fs Ni 3 man V FRYERS ° eit C c Lean 6-8 Lb. Avg. : , Ba 30 SLAB BACON TAL NG thule a = Velvet Brand Peanut Butter Defiance Kosher Dill Pickles . ee". . Lb. C Jar Birds Eye Frozen “19 Hamilton Grade A Large 2 Orange Juice ee \. 5: 6 on *7 00 EGGS wHA Qs S\\ . CA) 1 he Friendly Market 884 WEST HURON STREET Pap Poet }. Se a Bee ie FE ee . oe aR, pw Mey fs ; ee en j : fa Ei - fi » “| vt - } ai Zi Ain F : Z F } vy ie ne is a I BS : ; Ms hart af , ‘ a y by BMA ones } [f. a ] 2 ae) | 2 ii =. f? Ne : . ee . — " : ob, “ E oy : ( : {4 »f , ‘ ES ae ¥ “ye ee ia : . i oe J at < : i : | __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1956. - _ 'HIRTY-SEVEN. MOTHER | "= Enjoy the Savings on These. iis TOWN'S. . Special Low Price! ’ Maxwell House © BIG DAYS Thurs., May 10 thru Wed., May 16 Breast-O-Chicken TUNA CHUNK Reg. Size Can >TYEE WHIP / SALAD DRESSING . = Duncan Hines ff * BIG of CAKE ‘CENTER Cyr te Rea oe ° © MARBLE SIRLOIN © BURNT SUGAR —— | | , © SPICE Remus 4 © + YOUR CHOICE * CREAMERY kh : : BUTTER “JU L0- _ Wilderness | = CHERRY _— PIE FILLING i, 2 5: Can Mixed elizegs “10°. aN A Adler's DELUXE FRESH FROZEN = FRYE ‘| ¢ _ We Reserve’ oe 2 iit Quantic ae | iy ; a 7 Fi) : be a oe 7 : A =i uf ie bat i fan S20 ete 3 : D>) f array Pieters) Lape ifs eg f : f i fe see eae see 6 | i=} 4 - < Pag he PAY ase Pee er & } i a i pom rar cil % PEP eo oF Lp { 4 # ae ae | : pees i ead yah i ee eae See ory Os ere f o (ign? 4 } . 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Store in tightly covered|‘2¢ CO in foil makes the corn ex- Use some of the very wine in until filling is firm. Garnish with % cup’ bulter er margarine container os . tra sweet and suculent. this jewel of.a rege Lend you! whipped cream. te cup engar SS | ‘Feil-Baked Cora en the Cob — are serving at table. Vary the rec- oe ee . “ * 4 ears frozen corm on the cob, not ipe with a different wine, different Modern Sugar Bread _ |. sor __ [Pink Cupcake Frosting “Spotter or margarine frwit. a Cream butter and sugar in elec-| Top cupcal-es with this pink ffost-| eit and pe ; Jewel Pie Remember that wonderhé tast-| 10 mixer; add egg and vanilla; |ing: Melt one-third cup currant, Heat oven to 400 degrees. Do not 1 can (29 08.) sliced” peach ing sugar bread Grandma baked). 4+‘thoroughly for several min-|jelly over hot water; add an egg|defrost’corn before cooking. Spread ant? Sure Teeny” Pert’ or Dry/when you were small? It's stil a| 10, Blend in flour and salt grad-|white and three tablespoons of su-|each frozen ear of corn with butter [a teaspoon lemon juice [pretty good iden for en afierncon on. wth spoon, gar plus a dash of salt..Beat over(or margarine. Sprinkle with salt 1 package | Danish Dessert lor evening snack. Try it the mod- h by rounded teas hot water until frosting stands in|and pepper. Wrap each ear in ry or graham crack-| rm way by spreading bread light- Drop dough by poon- er pie shell a (= 7 fuls, several inches apart to allow|peaks. Remove from hot water and/aluminum foil, twisting ends. aa ee at ty with butter or margarine and @!for spreading, on lightly buttered |continue to beat until good spread-| Place in heated oven at 400 de- Drain peaches well. *Combine ‘drizzle of molasses over. all, baking sheet. 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PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10,\1956 | t Ses Ske cntny is ema very ccaninienl ws well that usually escapes the at-idelicious, American Actually, the Chinese have. de- veloped thousands of interest: ing flavor combinations, Gour- mets consider theirs to be on a | par with French, German and ¢ eee Beeeawe | True Chinese Dishes Differ From Imitations culsines in the world, : recipes, Some of the best flavored Chi-| Going .on this assumption the nese dishes feature ginger. How-|American Spice Trade Association ever, the far easterners fresh gbiger, an item not easy to! icover how much ground dried gin- y in the U. S. This has prob-| ger should be substituted for fresh bly discouraged many. people ginger. The recipes that follow use the ground spice. *These are Amer- icanized versions of the appar recipes, not to be confused wit American inventions like Chop Suey. Incidentally, we can learn more than a new recipe or two from to heighten the flavor of vege- tables is something we would | do well to copy. They also use it to perk up meats and poul- try. Try rubbing a chicken in side and out with ground gin- ger and sprinkling the spice into a Vegetable soup. Its pungeacy seems to accent other flavors making jt a spice with many Uses, Chew Chi Pan-Fried 2 cups cooked chicken. strips 2 cups tooked pork strips 1-3 cup soy sauce 3 Hiainconsy Pm mod butter or mérgarine poune fresh mushrooms, -sliced Fe ead Chinese cabbage. sliced 1 teaspoon cornstarch Slice chicken and pork in thin strips, % to %s-inch thick, in Chi-| nese style. Soak in soy sauce 30 to 49 minutes. Remove. chicken and pork from sauce and set| aside. Save sauce.) Melt but-| ter or margarine in a %inch skil-| Malian feed as a of the finest from trying authentic Chiness, use/has done cooking research to dis-> % lengths, Slice green peppers into the Chi Theil f and peppers. Add remaining ingre- cee ee, ot Lasar! | idients and toss ‘lightly, Yield: & _refreshing with sweet pineapple. chilled. Empty pineapple into a dishes or into pineapple. Arrange grapefruit ‘ Subgum Salad % Fl moenpad watercress - 2 large crore ppers ground sings hag 2 <2 le salt a5 = nl soy sauce 1 hard-cooked pong chopped Cut watereress into l-inch very thin slivers. Tear lettuce in- |to pieces convenient for eating and ‘mix with bean sprouts, watercress to 10 servings. Grapefruit Lends Tang to Pineapple Tangy grapefruit is wonderfully, Pineapple-Grapefruit Cup 1 can (1 pound on 4 ounces) crushed! sweetened pineapple 2 medium-sized or Jarge grapelruit Have pineapple and grapefruit serving bowl, individual serving sherbet glasses. Cut rind away from grapefruit so no white membrane remains. With sharp paring knife, cut away grapefruit sections from dividing membranes, Squeeze juice from membranes Sweet ‘n’ Tangy Sauce Poured om Over Spareribs ‘3 pounds btu -aparerioe realy “pacned “a dark brown su- cap (#9 ounces) — eappie Jcup wine vinega: — sone cooking ey 1 1- % * 9 tablespoons Americamtype soy sauce, Have spareribs cut in serving- size pieces, Place in single layer,; meaty side up, in large shallow roasting pam, Roast in moderate | (350 degrees) oven one hour;. turn halfway through covking period and pour off fat at end of it. In a saucepan, stir cornstarch ‘and sugar together well; drain juice from pineapple and stir in until smooth with vin- Cook and stir constantly over | | moderate — vantil thickened and clear. Cut pinecogle ue in half cross. wise; arrange over spareribs. Pour od. sauce over. Continue to bake,” \basting a number of times, until spareribs are tender—60 minutes or more. . If sauce thickens too much toward end of baking period, dilute with one-fourth cup cooking sherry and one-fourth cup water. Maine four to six servings.” let. Add mushrooms, chicken and sections in circular fashion over |’ pork, Saute until mushrooms are pineapple. Arrange grapefruit sec- limp, Add Qhinese cabbage. Cook | tions in circular fashion over pine- bh /meals, 7 ; Mix all no gestern together until Each exclusive 1 ounce pack | tt |well blended, Divide into 24 equal | makes 12 to 18 Snremsileard eng enna ee rotors parts. Shape into balls, Put tomato : alice, hamburger ball, onion slice, | fins. .. 60% MORE than ordi- | - gp goes of capped ‘another hamburger ball and a sec- nary mixes! - pertectty ‘ond tomate slice on each of 12 bbe —b. * ‘TRUE CHINESE FLAVOR — A sprinkle of ~ ground ginger gives homemade Chinese food the > Sans Vee See: ins Head fe eotaatic ori- vegetables, Outdoor Roast. Means Burgers Warm weather js coming and with it your chance to put. adven- ep NZ WORE ALL AROUND! skewers, These delicious ham- burger balls are prepared with evaporated milk to make them juicy and never crumbly, They | hold together and stay firmly on the skewer, * Barbecued or oven-broiled, Hani-' burgers-on-a-Stick are an attrac:| tive new way. to serve hamburger, with pride, Make them an all-year- round treat. The whole family will Famous Forget for a moment how easy Hydrox is to serve, and enjoy. Think only of this rich, cream-filled chocolate cookie as a triumph of the baker's art. Because that's what Hydrox is! When will you enjoy Sunshine Hydrox Cookies? Soon? Superb! juyv ental dishes. You'll find the spice will give an unusual and delicious taste to ommend | ture into eating with out-of-door| until wilted, about 5 minutes, stir-' ring often. Add bean sprouts, black pepper and ginger. Blend the soy | sauce with cornstarch and pour servings. Pink grapefruit. looks over all. Héat thoroughly or un- | pretty with the gold-colored ‘pine- til sauce is slightly thick. | apple. apple. Cover and refrigerate if: not served immediately, Makes six | ‘applaud, and children especially ‘love their novelty. You can be sure lof perfect results everytime with this recipe, Hamburgers-On-A Stick ) 5 jamal) ean) undiluted evapo:- ated m 'y pounds ground beet he- fine eracker erumba ( teaapoone salt Lemapoon per % eup finely chopped ont o cup finely chopped bodes pepper Hyp ROX’ ¢ COOKIE S jskewers, Broil 5 to 7 minutes on ‘each side, Serves 6, ‘Muffin Cake Treat h Put thick strawberry or rasp- ‘berry jam on top of muffin. bat- \ter—about a teaspdin for each ‘muffin, Swirl it into the batter lightly with a teaspoon, then bake as usual, OROX COOKIES & brightens, removes stains, san- itizes—all in one easy operation. ' for people who go for REMARKABLE OFFER + in a BIG WAY! GIANT 6-oz. 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FROZEN FOODS BIRDS EYE =| _—BIRDS EYE ‘CHICKEN | French Fried THIGHS Potatoes 7H | 2m 37 oF 16 Oz. 47: +K\ ‘Cans ‘aserings ZY NEW HIGHLANDER FROZEN FRUIT SALAD TREND» ‘Large Package 2 for RINSO- | BLUE fe gf % Se = / = , = = es = | | s t . \ Juice Pint iON = ‘3 - ' 3 | ~ : PREVENTIVE (rightom tob-bet colin to) Jes “SUNSHINE |. SUGAR WAFERS | ~ AJAX CLEANSER ¢ Reg. aA Ox. 39 ' Size ana Giant Package > Tt & ; _ LIFEBUOY . SOAP 3°29" Bath Size 2°27: Si with MILK =| BOSCO =) \ NUTRITIOUS ~—CHOCOLATY 12 OZ. JAR 8 27° | oi 3 » Three Situations _ gauce and $erve at once. For a ~ All Alone but. Expecting a Call: fast, serve Hawaiian Pineapple |& _. a drizzle of real New Orleans Each pineapple is quartered and eo iad Gis delightful ba | dish of through the top. Remove the core are filled with fresh strawberries and cubes of the pineapple. They're ~ and 1 cup flaked, cooked lobster’ beieey ee ee i | * e * ae a ia: Le ¥. ae : ys ‘ , j 7 3) : ¥ i oA eid Lear 7) f | | : | | C. | f | : } My i j i eh ie re ee ae _FORTY. TWO | __THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 _ an ~~ Menus fo Meet = —— ag 3 SISTERS’ GIVES U.S. SAVING STAMPS! Large, Sweet | WATERMELONS acs” coe ies aconsdens hn & girl's life when she needs simple, quick recipes . . . but not so sim- ple; tot so quick that she’s merely This very week you may find — yourself needing one of these time- — savers: Quick-and-Easy for a Threesome: Heat together ready-to-use cream or cheese saute and family size can (Underwood) deviled ham. } Heat to toast frozen waffles (6 ° to package) as directed on pack- i age, For each serving, cover two piping hot waffles with deviled completely satisfying meal add a small tossed green salad, a good Fy hot beverage and a simple dessert such as packaged cookies and : aN canned applesauce spiked ‘with “ COOK’S NIGHT OFF? — If you are the family potato patties, topped by generous helpings of | GRAND SALE BAR-B-Q dash of cinnamon. cook, give yourself a night off with any of these deviled ham, or sliced canned brown bread’ Just Enough for Two easy easy menus: deviled ham in prepared. spread with the spicy delicacy. at Bake or broil frozen potato pat-| cheese sauce poured over frozen waffles; frozen \ : ties (4 to a package) as directed | “E on package. Top each ‘one with a) gu, \ generous spoonful (Underwood) ; sSiai tan’ es ore PINCUPPIE Boats ¢ heat through. Serve pipipg hot with some crisply cold relishes. To| ,— A 4 make the meal complete, add a generous bowl of soup and a sweet- re Ig U tooth dessert of canned peaches topped with a creamy instant pud-| ding sauce, If you're having a brunch, luncheon, or an after-prom break- Half or whole. Small 4 to 6 Ib. avg. Really delicious. | . Slice canned brown bread’ and posts. They're simple to prepare, 3 spread with (Underwood) deviled delightful to look Se once ham, Heat small can of beang with to eat. : molasses and a pinch of mustard. tf i cranchy eed) andere CW Ot ving pickles for relish, Make a meal by ixed with the cut pineapple and } adding favorite chilled fruit juice|™ nied with ear ce rei e’.) om © oO BIRDS EYE mEECEUT —-7Gt y- BS* ALS ene 49° @ CHICKEN | Swit axa Sim 69! tim’... SEG = =WINGS FOOD Phone FE2-6992 MARKET 1% tb, DANDEE BREAD your first purchase eee eo ey with % 3 Ib. pkgs. 263 AUBURN AVENUE HOURS: O am. 19 pm Dally and Sundays fOr 1 00 MCU DARE PREF sic Cheer Up With Charlie— - ‘i - SUNDAYS Paved Let — It's Going to Be a Good Year! . i } SS, \ TOTTI ETE by ; Gees | | : | ot ) ¥ af Cs. : q i ¢ ‘ ™ / ty, ei * | he _ i q ae } Shores } / [ { ip * ie is i ; ig i * ; ‘ os y ; aa, J | i f i sys er aint ia a : d b A : { ax } z ‘ : =r i & } = } = é me } 4 } . ii i Jw " { - : L# ] ; Z t \ f z i Pa ; i ’ ae ¢ | f : _ . sett — ; ~) we ( dae: te 5 ears “ ~ ag ( po ‘wocrre ot : THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, MAY. 10,1956 | = ey Strawberry Buying Tip Stay away from stained boxes when buying strawberries. - Stains on the boxes may mean the berries were overripe when . picked, . or have been crushed, and will spoil more easily than berries that are) whole and sound. , By JANET ODELL is supposed to take it easy and Makes 12 to 18 matchless muffins | fn Just one cacy, foolprect mixing, “T these cima the rest of the family do the work, | Daughters all over the country, ‘as well-as in ‘the Pontiac area, will be getting Sunday dinner, It imay be that they are already ex- |perienced cooks. It is possible that " lehis will be their first big meal ‘prepared all alone, | Just a word ef advice to all young cooks: If you do | careful planning ahead of time, you shouldn't have any- trouble with your dinner, Sit down with paper and pencil |and decide first om your menu. Check carefully in a cookbook the length of time you will need to cook jeach dish, Then make qut a work sheet, | Perhaps the rest of the family will help with the dishes after- wards, But Mother shouldn't be the one to do the cleaning up,-not ~ this day, anyway, One little girl in Pontiac will contribute a cake as her part of the dinner this Mothers Day. She is Martha Gaches, young daughter of the George Gaches’ of Moreland street, * PEANUT BUTTER "7 35° PORK- sUTTS. “3i WHOLE FRESH HAMS.. °43° WATERMELONS JUST ARRIVED Lb. 9° FLORIDA | POTATOES cents Sunday is“Mothers Day. Tradi- now she. hag been baking cakes itionally, it is the day when Mom and cookies. Several times, her’kitchen afterwards, too. MARTHA BAKES A CAKE — Martha Gaches is almost eleven years old, She is old enough to bake a cake for Mothers Day this year. Already lowe has = hes tenrned to follow directions am & meas- pound roast and Food Choice for Mothers Day Is are CHICKEN In keeping with the observance of Mother's Day there are many choices to tempt food shoppers.) According to Mrs. Josephine Law-| year, Consumer Marketing Infor- mation Agent of the Cooperative Extension Service there are good ‘values“tn-all-food departments. POULTRY. Small four to eight turkeys, specially priced in many stores, may sug-| igest an elegant dinner. mated 8 per cent more broilers and fryers will be marketed in May than in April. good eating for broiling, barbecue- ing, frying or roasting. | Whether selecting a ibroiler or’ fryer, more meat for the money is available if birds! = wich (wids bodies: shipped in at about 20 to 25 cents’ | breasts, legs are chosen. FISH. A fish fry is easy and | economical if smelt is the selec. | tien. For best flavor, | sheuld be fresh when bought and used as soon as possible. White | | bass, perch, pickerel, lake trout, | and herring are other fresh fish | most plentiful in the market. PORK _|buy, short c ompare Boston Butt, She'll Bake a Cake for ‘Mother Martha has a birthday next Mon-|mother says, Martha has had a As a member of-the Camp Fire brother, Leonard, with whom to Poatiac Press Home Editor cake all. baked and frosted before|Girls Martha has learmed to make Soe Hees. T= wns) Gacker gut boush fran @ ets cck things =. as slumgullion, Martha i typeof many Bt | She afternoon meeting. She cleans the| belongs also to the Pioneer Girls. ure ingredients carefully. Martha lives with her brother, Leonard, and her parents, the George | Gaches’, on Moreland street. At home she has a nine-year-old NEW HASH made fe Oven-Roasted BEEF! Mary Kitchen makes this Roast Beef Hash the way you would fix a special dish for Sunday dinner... from oven-roasted fresh beef, including . the rich pan juices. cakes andl Goudie kam ae ae ae lieve cooking to be just as much a creative art as painting or mysic or designing. ! Martha will use a mix for her, cake this weekend, Here.is the) recipe for her frosting. MARTHA'S FROSTING By Martha Gaches A unbeaten an : ” ‘Try it! Geo. A cups sifted con eereeer sugar 1-3 cup butte Hormel & Co., 1 teaspoon sot mille 2 squares meited chocolate Beat all together until of right consistency for spreading. This amount will cover two layers. The frosting stays moist for a ne Austin, Minn. SERVING ALL DAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Y2 Fried SPRING shoppers. will’ notice coarser grained, darker colored pork. BEEF. Supplies of beet are sufficient to meet the popular demand, and even though there has been a slight increase in wholesale cost, there is littie or Rte reflection in retail prices this week. The chuck cuts, short ribs, and ground beef, form the forequarter offer the most in beef economy. An esti- i spring agricultural activity is still This indicates asparagus, which normally arrives about the first of May, is still not) ; expected until about May 15th or turkey ‘| 20th. In the meantime, adequate supplies of asparagus are being plump round, a pound. well-fleshed |* Supplies of old potatoes are- idwindling. New potatoes, easy to |Spot by their thin peeling skins, are mostly the Florida Sebago! ‘Sauce Adds Variety Piping hot chicken dipped in al sauce, apple sauce, At about 80 cents a pound i 10°75 ir Z. some stores, these boneless hams Undiluted Grape Juice compare to fresh or smoked hams) Freeze undiluted grape juice in ‘with bones selling at about 60) per pound. \heavyweight hogs are coming to market than earlier in the spring, Nice at a party for young people. Since. more jerator. cubes in a tall glass of ginger ale. SKILLET CLUB FOR MEN Pn EH VEGETABLES. Michigan’s retarded by cold weather. Local about 10 cents per pint with most \delectable sauce will add variety| ‘to spring menus. Mrs. Josephine| If looking for a budget-\| awyer, Consumer Marketing In-| pork formation Agent of the Cooperative steak, rib-end loin roast, or picnic Fytension Service shoulder with other cuts. Besides berry ease of preparation, the 8 to 11 orange sauce, barbecue sauce, and pound canned hams are sometimes },1..4 putter for ,comparable in cost to fresh OC owors! with chicken smoked hams. suggests cran- honey, | the ice-cube tray of your refrig-) Serve two or three of the! CUCUMBERS.... “5° Fresh from Sunny Land (Florida) on our own trucks. See Our Specials in the Defiance Ad be 3.9 LOW IN CALORIES. .HIGH IN ENERGY lors ui ae! = id 54 Colories (18 per teonpoon} : calories than i ‘Lots of Parking Which is LESS FATTENING? 5 | 3-teaspoons of Domino Sugar contain } fewer calories than ‘ % medium grapefruit! | Lift Up Your Energy, Hold Down Your Weight Coast to coast ‘this week, We'll) first greet Jean M. MacDonald, Vancouver (B.C.) Province, Chap- ‘ter, “who sends in a very nice! \SHRIMP CASSEROLE. Quick, /easy, but, not_too gaudy. You need a greased casserole, in which you place one-half pound of cleaned shrimp—if they're large, cut them | | 2 cups milk ') teaspoon salt is teaspoon’ Pepper ') teaspoon dry mustard Monosodium glutamate 1'y tablespoons cornstarch 1 tablespoon butter Heat milk in saucepan and stir Sugar in my coffee ? Sure! Because a. | Domin0 SUGAR IS up. Then make a sauce as follows: | lee in seasonings. Mix cornstarch with | ls little cold water, stirring to a ‘smooth paste, then stir this into jthe milk, along with the butter. Stir in the shrimp, and bake at 300 degrees until browned. You may spread the top with buttered crumbs if you lke, and we added one-half cup of beer in. place of one-half cup of the milk. | erve,”’ says Miss MacDonald, a ia fresh green peas.” Next stop Tacoma, where Miss Margaret Gibson of the News- Tribune Chapter, makes her fa- vorite recipe, FLE." this way | & strips bacon, diced 4 ¢ups diced Zucchini cup diced celery 1 medium onion. diced 2 large cloves garlic, minced 2 tablespoons minced green pepper 4 eggs, Well beaten Cook bacon until bits are a light. ‘golden brown. Stir in vegetables and. saute slowly for 20 minutes. | Preheat vour oven to 350 degrees. tables, and | bake: in a buttered cas- eee for 20 minutes, or until, inicely puffed up Miss Phfilis Arthur of New York | City gives us ai fine BLUE CHEESE TOMATO SOUP—and ‘a ‘ ‘right tasty soup it is, too 73 Colories the Modern Way with Domino! Nutritionists know there is no need to go "on a “sugar-starved™ diet to keep weight down . . in fadt, it can be harmful to deny yourself thee ergy of Domino Sugar! And yet, there|are only 18 calories in a teaspoon of Doltino Sugar. That's fewer many “reducing” diet” ph foods! Just as Grapefruit 1s fampus for its health values—in a well-balanced diet, Domino Sugar helps supply the quick food-energy you need for good health. FREE! Domino's New Reducing Diet Booklet! Write; American Sugar Refinin Company, Box 236, New York 5, N. Y.. 2 whole cloves 1 bay leaf ‘2 teaspoon monosodium glutamate ‘, teaspoon celery seed 1 tablespoon chopped onion 3 tablespoons butter tablespoons flour cups milk “4 cup crumbled blue cheese (about 3 ounces) c | Salt and pepper to taste | cloves, bay) 3 cups cooked or canned tomatoes | | Combine tomatoes, ‘leaf, monosodium glutamate, cel-' ery seed and onidn. Cook over medium heat for 20 minutes, then put through a Sieve. Melt the but-) ler oytr low heat, and blend in the flour’ Gretdually add milk and cook, stirring constantly. until thickened. Stir in the cheese and stir until it is melted. Gradually add the tomato mixture. stirring! constantly, then séason to taste. | Heat to serving temperature. “ZUCCHIN] SOUFL lvariety. Potato prices are expect- ied to be reduced when California. jlong whites start market in’ about two weeks. The best news at vegetable counters is the abundance of | green cabbage. There is cabbage | galore at less than 10 cents a { pound, © (fesdetcee serving. Uncooked cabbage is | an ideal way to add Vitamin C ~ | Bakery Department SPECIALS Mother’s Day *T 50 and crisp texture to family C AK ES menus. *, AND UP if good color and flavor. Large 8 Cinnamon Streusel and 9 sizes ef pineapple are rea-| - sonably priced, for each will yield. about 8 one-half cup servings. A Coffee Cakes chart showing how to quickly cut! fresh pineapple may be obtained iby writing or calling Mrs, Lawyer = at 1260°West Boulevard, Pontiac, | telephone Federal 42564. Good (quality grapefruit and bananas are available. EGGS. Large, rather than me- | |dium-sized, eggs will give more’ lfor the egg dollar in most markets | this week. 40° then TRY IT— BRING THE FAMILY! FOOD SHOP | complementary | Kf 1) ae ih at A | eee poe | r + Fresh golden honey, rich graham flour...make- ABISCO suet HONEY GRAHAMS Naturally delicious flavor in NaBIsco Sugar HoNEY GRAHAMS because they're made with the finest ingredients and baked by NABISCO in a special way. Won't spoil young- sters’ appetities for regular meals because:they digest so easily. Always get NaBisco Sugar HONEY GRAHAMS... » your family will sav “theyre the best!” aN 2 EACH CRACKER | BREAKS INTO PERFECT | SIZE FOR EASY EATING KEPT FRESH IN 6 IN-ER-SEAL WAX PACKETS << HONEY | _ GRAHAMS § | | { 21S. Available in one- and twé-pound packages. ; NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY® $t. Hugo of the Hills Church. e The opening meeting of the 30th annual conference of the Michigan Division, Women's National Farm and Garden Association, was held W ednesday at Birmingham Community House, Four members phstographod arrang- Attendants. for Wedding Announced Mary A. Pickering will” Become Bride on Saturday Mary Ann Pickering has revealed attendants for her wedding to Vin- cent J. Raymond Jr. Saturday in J. ‘O’Brien of Royal Oak A rehearsal dinner will be hosted by the Raymonds Friday evening at Rotunda Inn. Yomar Group Gathers With Mrs. Hilderly . ‘Mrs, Harlan Mathews was a Wednesday meeting of the guest of the Yomar Group of First Presbyterian Church Tuesday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. William Hilderly on Joy — « Mrs, W iia Soman Mrs. L. V. Ostrander and Mrs. Steve White Jr. assisted the hostess. Pontioak Chapter Ma Mrs. J. C. Roberts (right) of Birming- ham pins a completed corsage on Mrs. Frank Webb, also of Birmingham, at the ing corsages were (left to right) Mrs. Floyd Blakeslee of West Iroquois road, Mrs. John Plassey of Rochester, Mrs..R. A. Armstrong of Cherokee road and Mrs. Sey- mour Voorhees of Romeo. den Associati Michigan — Di- rision, Women's National Farm and Gar- | on, held in the Birmingham Community House. rks 3rd Anniversary Secretaries Hold Election of Officers Pontionk Chapter members of ducted the meeting at- which ;tary of the Year Mrs. William The missionary study of the the-National Secretaries Associa- plans were made to attend the Robinson, who was presented with American Indian was continued by Mrs. Eldred Mathes and the Bible study was led by Mrs. George Tremper, Plans for sum- mer projects were outlined by Mrs; Gene Feneley. Refreshments were served from a lace-covered table centered with a ‘tiny Maypole and spring flow- ‘anniversary dinner and election of ‘officers Wednesday. evening at the’ Nurses’ Home of St. Joseph Mercy sneaker for the evening. His topic, Toepirel \ es -# » | Elected were Edythe Perry, pres-| ‘ident; Mrs. William Robinson, vice, \president; Mrs. Warren Trev ethan, ers. Mrs. Wilfred ‘Beebe and Mrs. corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Eart Vandyke presided at the tea, table, The group will meet June 12 at) the church. Duncan, recording secretary, and ‘Mrs. Loretta Collins, treasurer. Miss Perry gave the invocation and Mary Eleanor Lockman con- | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Newcomb of Flushing announce the engagement of their daughter, Evangeline Mae, to Robert Stedman Chase, son of Stedman F, Chase of — Fiddle avenue. An early summer wedding is . planned, She will graduate in June from Michigan State University ‘LINE. MAE NEWCOMB | | |met |\M. A. May 18, 19 and 20, Knight Johnson of Detroit was }was ‘‘Insurance."’ Honored during f* the evening was Pontiac's. Secre- La Meetings Held by Musicale’s Junior Groups. Junior Tuesday Musicale groups: Sunday afternoon in the homes of members. s * s x Mrs. Richard Fisher, Mrs. Ar-| thur Tapp and Mrs. Charles Gries-| bach were hostesses to members of the Matinee Group at the home of Mrs. E. L. Windeler on Hatch- ery road. The program was pre- sented by members of the Sta- dent League, Caroi Petroff entertgined members of the Junior League at her home on Cherokee road. Hestesses were Mrs. Don P. Thomas and Mrs. George Pet- roff. Appearing on the program were Julie Slowik. Diane Beach, |Adrienne Ressler, Sharon Nev: ille| and Melvin Melzer. x ° * °° Student League members were lentertained at the home _of Bar- \bara and Mary Shadley on Otta-jof hig daughter, Mary Ellen, wa drive. Mrs. Joe Atwell, Mrs. Kissick and Mrs. Maxwell \Shadley were — for the meeting. ition, International, met for a third) state convention at Port Huron an award -by Miss Lockman, out- |going president. j . Mrs. Reus and Mrs.. Duncan = Career Day talks at Walled ke High School Tuesday. The next meeting will be June 6 at Hotel Waldron, with instal- lation of officers and initiation of new members, Hostesses Wednesday evening sell Brackett. November Group |Meets Wednesday The November Group of First ‘Presbyterian Church met Wednes- Pioneer drive. Mrs. Richard Ferris was cohostess. ss Mrs. ae Carlsen led the group study on the Book of the Ephesians. Slides taken of the iApache Indians in Arizona were shown by Mrs. Carlos Johnson. fashion show May 22, Mrs. James Morris and Marion ~Laturneau were guests for the evening and Mrs. Horton Southworth was re- ‘ceived as a new member. Betrothal Revealed Charles Korolden of Willard street announces the engagement to! Sidney H. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W, Gregoty of South Marshall street, A dune 30) wedding is planned. were Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Rus-|- day with Mrs. William DeRoo of Plans were formulated for a eter FF iF. Newly elected president Women’s National Farm and H. Earl Hanson (right) ‘of of the Michigan Division, Garden Association, is Mrs, Birmingham. She is shown admiring one of the floral ararngements with Mrs. Lyle Slaybaugh of Climax, immediate past president. Mrs. . Slaybaugh isa member of the Battle Creek Branch of the association and Mrs. Hanson is a member of the De- troit Branch. Golf Committee of Forest Lake Has Breakfast The Ladies’ Golf Committee at Forest Lake Country Club held a get-acquainted golf breakfast Fri- day followed by the spring meet- season. * . ° Every Friday will be Ladies Golf: fol- | aauaiing! Mrs, R. M. Downey is Goyeau as secretary-treasurer. man with George E. Jaquillard | for the Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship Tour- mament being held June 20-24. An activity planned by the club the youngsters was followed by a magic show. Mrs. Charlies W. and her committee planned the event. * ees Youngsters modeling were — |Bodine, Susan Voss and Pixie Lil- ley. |Maccabees Gather Women's Section THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 | PAGES 45-61 assistant chairman with Mrs. E. A.| Mrs. Albert C, | was the mother and daughter ban quet Wednesday. A style show for) \field Hills, will sail on June 16 ‘on. the French liner Liberte for Europe, where she will attend _|three-day meetings of the Inter- She will visit Austria and France \before ‘returning — on July 16, * heading the tar homing examiner, and Jane Piatt, The Circle Players of the Pon- tiac Parks and Recreation Depart- ment will present an old-fashioned “The Curse of an Aching Heart.” ° ee « « Others attending were Suchner, women’s social chairman, | jley). ) (and Mra, Robert D. Waggoner I. Scott from Mount Pleasant and Mrs. Edward Perkins (Elaine Wag- * * * Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Wells of Buchanan and children, Debora, Marjorie and Garry, are visiting) her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Robert H. Baker of Fairfax road, Bir mingham, for several days. The spring production of three acts is being sponsored by the Pan- {hellenic Association. — “The play will be presented at the Elke ‘Temple on circular stage with the audience seated around the novel setting. The fickets for the production are available from Circle Players, |. Mrs. Edwin R. Bayer and chil- dren, Rederick, Henry and Lin- da Jane, who have been making their home with her parents, Mr. Waldo avenue, are leaving Panhellenic members or the Pon- tiac Parks and Recreation Depart- Personal News of Interest in Area ing. At noon, the group paired off, for the first golf event of the| Mrs. Doris Otter Graham of) |North Woodward avenue, Bloom- joa onstNp ee Bayer who is sta- : — = ea erated the panel on “Business.” Warren Temple, son of Mr, and! Joyce Aocking of Hartland ave- Mrs, Floyd Temple of Bedchjnue, Birmingham, appeared in the street, was a discussion leader in spring concert given by the mem- the Vocations Day activities at/bers of the Olivet College Chorus aera sas oe at Of le Circle Players [Dou Seth Dette duced a humor to Plan Melodrama =_ ‘by singing several vending iat Elks Temple ee fone Mr, and Mrs. John W. Man- lations on the birth of e daugh- ter, Robyn Diane, May 1 at Pon- tiac General Hospital, Grandparents. are Mrs: D. J. An- Mr. and Mrs, Leon J. cae [stiver Bell road ary announcing pene lg Moth oy El camel on jAri % et Pontiac General Hos ment in the City. Hall, ° * * Eleven members will be in the| ,° stag fore opt bert in Force Base, Alaska. They will Medrano, pital. Grandparents cut ected by Joe and Shire Maphnood driv Frank M ppt Leon F. Cobb and Mr, and Mrs, Clarkston. are and Mrs. of The Players Group of the Junior League of Birming- “ham has been rehearsing for this year's, production of “Snow-W hite and Rose-Red,” | at ‘the Birmingham Community House. Four members to be presented Saturday . Covert of a Pontise Press Phete of the cast t ( left to right) are Mrs, Robert Koch, Mrs.’ Franklin Butler, Mrs. Helmut Heuser, Mrs. Francis Loud and Mrs. Newton Skillman Jr. ‘o - -FORTY-SIX THE PONTIAC thee THURSDAY; MAY. 10, 1956° f ‘Pontiac F ederation of Women’ iS Clubs Holds Installation of New Officers ra T. L. Miller Honored at Shower Mrs. lla Gates of West Rundell street entertained at a recent pink ‘and blue shower honoring Mrs.) Thomas L. Miller. Mrs. Ossie Gates and Selma Thouin were co- hostesses at the aftair. Guests attending were Mrs. Earl Goodman, Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mrs. Charies Sniffens, Mrs. Charles Beck, Mrs. William Loucks, Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Thomas Hob- by, Mrs. Al Lovse, Mrs, Ray Rup- precht, Mrs. Dorothy Prestby, Mrs. Nina MeCourt,’ Mrs. Jack Price and Mrs, Paul Merideth. Mrs. L. G. Fidler, Georgia Lee Richardson, Mrs. William Rath- burg, Pearl Miller, Mrs. Grace @iall, Mrs. Martha “Whitaker, Mrs. | Don’ t Be ‘Shipwreck’ Don't let a summer cruise make a “shipwreck” out of you. You not worry about the ship crew's ability, but be sure to take along the necessary cosmetic creams and other aids that will protect you against sun and salt. Mac Miller, Mrs. Plezzy Newing- | If you are short on space, re- ham and Mrs. = Peterson were | others. member. metal tubs of beauty —— take up little room, *MALING SHOES MAY 13 Maling'’s Mother's Day GIFT BAGS 9° speaker meee, Supervisor of School — Gives Talk - Girls’ Delinquency Problem By MARGARET COLE St. Benedict Hall was the ‘setting for the annual dinner and instal- lation of officers of Pontiac City Federation of Women's Clubs. One- hundred members representing 19 affiliated clubs attended the Wednesday evening gathering. * * @ Mrs. Forrest Brown, president, welcomed members and introduced past presidents, Mrs.. Paul Gorman and Mrs. Raymond L. Cole. Mrs. Arnold Hillerman, first, vice president, presented Mrs. Barbara Hall Watt, supervisor of the Gitis’ Training School at Ad- ian, speaker of the evening. In speaking on “What 939 De- linquent Girls Have Taught Me,” Mrs, Watt stated that they have taught her that it takes eight to nine years of good hard work to make a delinquent; they have taught her the resistance of adoles- cent personality; that delinquent youngsters are not much different than others; that they are de-| prived af love and attention, and that children want controls. ° | ‘DIRECT ACTION’ “A little more direct action in| some cases is most desirable; a great many girls would not be in| training schools if effective help| had been given back home," the) e e- | “These children know where, their love should come from and, they look to us .for guidance, A community has as much delinquen- cy as it deserves,” tinued. In closing, the speaker stated that we ~wst attack this delin- | quent problem on all fronts and, when we do, there will be many Mrs. Watt Outlines: Mrs. Watt con- H |treasurer, Officers installed at the annual dinner meeting of the Pontiac City Federation of Women’s Clubs gathered for a few minutes Wednesday evening to discuss future ac- tivities of the club, Pictured at St. Benedict Hall follow- mere happy children who will de- velop into many more intelligent citizens. Officérs installed were Mrs. Soc- rates Sekles, president; Mrs. Ar- ‘nold Hillerman, first vice presi- |dent; Mrs. Charles Crawford, sec- ond vice president; Mrs. Russell Auten, recording secretary; Mrs. oward Powers, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. William Dean, Mrs. Herman Dickstein was in-| stalled as auditor and Mrs. Leo Heenan as parliamentarian. created to flatter her a z Pontiac Press Photes ing their installation were (left to right) Mrs. Russell Auten, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Crawford, sec- ond vice president; Mrs, William Dean, treasurer, and _ Mrs. Howard Powers, corresponding secretary. ba spring-into-summer . ; JEWELRY fashions by ..... = ; oe. Handling reservations for the annual Mrs. Dale H. Moats (right) of West Iro- dinner meeting and installation of offi- quois road. Mrs. Ericson Lewis (left) of 10% bacive Tes cers of the Pontiac City Federation of Chippewa road, hospitality chairman for d th —_ Women’s Clubs held Wednesday evening the coming year, checked her reservation 7 \ /\ at St. Benedict Hall were Mrs. Russell with the committee members. ‘ oes your om ink French (center) of Euclid avenue and’ . “you're a Genius? caidse . But whether she does now 6r not, she will when you select her Mother's Day gift at Maling’s. Just look at our gorgeous handbags, lovely gloves, and beautiful picture-window gift chest with three pairs of 51/15 nylons! Even © genius would never, ever guess they have a such tiny price tags! “ pe fa CERSE” |”, ; : ‘ A Maling’s Mother's Day . A lovely gleaming gold finish | : is design to enhance every , Gl F T C - E S T costume. Also available kk in white. Necklace, earrings, each _ with 3 pairs clips or bracelet. . 5/15 NYLONS / complete - . “MOONRAY”. - Maling’s Mother $ Day eet . Enchanting desigh-to. i t GIFT SN ES yy a subtly flatter, glowingly ce ‘ . complement. White, =: Pink, Sapphire, Aqua, ] 99 Tangerine. oar $ Gay little casuals . , EACH hand - woven and ; gaily bedecked with Yb o / | a cluster of tropical Sh, fl: / fruit or a Voo-doo , A by Ni VE S / FREE GIFT head to put you in “4 i a festive mood. Maling Shoes ety ga So ce Vid in 10eS. / $99 2 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET ) TEL-HURON | Open Thurs., Fri., Set. | oe gs ‘, Open Mondoy ond Friday Evenings ; | SHOPPING CENTER oe win ie : + ~ f \ 1 . , ) : \ a v f i) ‘ ee « : \ “ fh et & | Pontiac Press Pheto THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1936 | starting friday 9:30 a. m. * yr — | SMe special new cottons in junior, misses’ and half sizes Just an old- jasMiohed quilting bee is what senior and intermediate Girl Scouts call the project they are working on. Called “Americana,” the quilt which depicts the history of Oakland County will be sent to the national headquarters in New York City for judging upon completion. It also may be on display at the National Round-up to be held June 29 to July 11 at Highlond Recreation Area. Members of the local council | are hoping that the quilt will be accepted for display at the Juliette Low | Home in Savannah, Ga. Girl Scouts photographed at work were (left | to right) Lynne MzCoy, Gale Murray, Mary Ann Stanker, Sonja John- . son and Barbara Smith. Kirk-in-Hills Group 404 Mra. Russell Strickland. “The Jordan } River Valley is so| warmer than that of the surround- Mrs. Mi ler deep that its climate is much ing country. Mrs, G, Thurber Woolson is] 8 Ld usually higher priced. Schedules Profect Las no bruise. . . can reach your feet in these airy, cushioned A. White-stitched block canves, with heavy ribbed toe bumper. [Pr sid nt Kirk in the Hills, has announced aaa There: cushion hee! ! cushion insole! ~~/ e ie a money-making project Friday at earay ‘comeme Peas! cushion arch! | Mrs. P, Eugene Miller was re-jthe Lakehouse, Cochairmen for the| Phelps, Mrs. Donald Neal and| ’ e president of the Women’sjevent are Mrs, Ralph Tweedale'Marion McCracken, ~ ‘ A to Pontiac General Hos- “t2p. pital at the annual meeting ~ © a Wednesday afternoon. Ny Rccicaell Her slate of officers includes; . L. S 4:39 p.m. in FULL ‘ENGTH ingale’s birthday, PONGE ui ition regarding auxiliary work. Mrs. B.. Blue, red, charcocl, all-white, with white rubber guord. Molded sole. Full length sponge Women's sizes 34-9 $2.49 cushion insole, Misses’ (red, bi | ‘| Boys’ sizes 11-6 $2.98 ede = = $2.29 AL Men's sizes 64-12 $3.29 critaren’s (ree, bive) S12 51.98 we SHOE! bipvenimg = . troit Institute. of Arts. 43 North Secinaw ia Pontiac handling publicity for the 9 a.m.| to 2 p.m. event. Other committee | members are Mrs, Franklin Dowl- | ing, Mrs, Roy Pahl, Mrs, William Mrs. Kenneth Raymond, presi- i | ! | dent of the Women’s Association of Re-elected |Mrs.' Charles Barrett, first. vice! L, J, Heenan, SPECIAL. PURCHASE @ dresses in plaid and checked ginghoms, striped cottons, solid color broedcloths, pleeto cotton @ shirtwaists, coct dresses, camisoles; slim or full skirts, all kinds of pretty necklines @ so many you'll like at big savings : . sketched: pleeto cotton sheath, scoop neck. Black, pink, yellow, blue. 7 to 15. speciel, $8 of BEAUTIFUL CHINA room. Giving the tea every May in celebration of Florence Night- Miller named Mrs. C. N. 'Steffey and Mrs. W. Arthur Ver- ‘non as cochairmen of the affair, |with members of the executive board serving as hostesses. | Mrs. Tripp was named chair- man of the pediatric scrapbook to be submitted in a contest at | the American Hospital Associa- | thon meeting Sept, 17 in Chicago. | The scrapbook will cover activi: | | thes of the hospital’s Play Ladies | and Storybook Ladies, Lauretta Paul, director of the]: hospttal, announced that the |Awards Dinner for members of the jauxiliary will be held June 13. The date for the Fellowship Tea with St. Joseph Mercy - Hospital.. Auxil- lary is Oct. 3, rae ‘Program Planned ‘by Weavers’ Guild Berta Frey, noted lecturer, writ- er, designer and weaver, will be ‘guest speaker at the May 17 meet- ling of the Michigan Weavers’ ‘Guild. The meeting will be held in the Founders’ Room of the De- Pattern Miss Frey will demonstrate four] Famous “Autumn” harness loom techniques at the 10 io'clock meeting. Following thé 1. jo'clock lecture, tea will I be served. 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The very best at money-saving prices. “THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM OXFORD” Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 was carried out in the table ap- Attending were Mrs, Le on Big- ger, Mrs. Keith Bigger, Mrs. Ivar Classon, Mrs. Harold Upchurch, z Mrs, Virgil Foltz, Mrs. Earl Phil-| ° S. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956. a, PATRICIA J. MONTE ‘lips, Mrs. William Roualet, Mrs. | The engagement of her daughter, Edward McBride, Mrs. Loren’ Patricia, to John H. Frederiksen Slack, Alice Whittemore and Mrs Jr, is announced by Mrs. Lucille Ray Frink. Monte of Blaine avenue. He is thé’ . * * son of John H. Frederiksen of Mon-| Others were Mrs. Verta Under- ticello avenue. A June wedding is wood, Mrs. Bertram Barber, Mrs. planned by the couple. |Helen Murtaugh, Mrs. Charles aaa |Barrett, Mrs. Frank McPeek, Mrs. ici ‘Mapley Williams, Mrs. Wayne Proficiency Class Zimmer, Mrs. Walter Silvey, Mrs. ‘Conducts Meeting — |C. Van’ Bladeren and Mrs. Wil- | liam Uhler. | Mrs. Ralph Derragon of Wind-| A list were! croft drive entertained members|isc hinee been Ge. hee B. and friends of 1939 Proficiency Johnson, Mrs, Paul O'Dell, Mrs. ‘Class, OES, Monday evening in’ Mrs. G 4 her home. Mrs. Lula Buckler and — Ba aa a aad Set be Pg ‘5 | There is, for instance, a scarlet : . ‘red silk cardigan with a grosgrain | Osteopathic Guild ribbon edging. .Dior also shows to Sponsor Project ; a black twin-set of ribbed silk jer- From 450 4 COCKTAIL DRESSES AL BRIDAL Tice 2) 2) Pinning a corsage on Mrs. Barbara Hall Watt (left), supervisor of the Girls’ ' Training School at Adrian, was Mrs. - Arnold Hillerman, first vice president of | the Pontiac City Federation of Women’s ICIA Hall. Clubs. Mfrs. Watt was speaker at the an- nual dinner meeting of the organization held Wednesday evening at St. Benedict SALON cn | . : : PE 5.2673: a 2OrOrity Installs Vice president; Mrs, Carl Rehm, !Kelley,. corresponding | secretary, and Mrs, Bradley Scott, treasurer. c ai New Officers Plans were made for a Mother's home * of Mea eaNet tt TE SSSI EIEN st a : Bed Hout Cho ‘Day tea to be held May 20 at Hotel perfection, ex invite | — f = . = NS = - - } eee Nii 3 ~ y / ee 4 For sheer magnificence these are un- eurpessable. And Sallan offersthisrare qroup at prices which reflect an ex: treordinary savings opportunity. Each diamond in thie group ie of afd of fiery brilliance. Your inspection Marjie Courtney was the setting for waidron The ‘members also installation of gfficers of Zeta planned a July picnic at which they Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma! will entertain their husbands. Phi sorority Monday. * * * Mrs. Dallas Nejson was installed, horses and mules compared with as president,. Mrs. Robert Lyon, almost 12 million 10 years ago. recording secretary; Mrs. Darrell jfound that juniors still like petti- U.S. farmers own 4'2 million;in nylon net to give them. that lof the young. Juniors Scorn Sheath : Even though the sheath silhou- ette is the big trend in contour fashions, St. Louis designers have coats, and so many of the sum- mer favorites are full-skirted and have their own attached petticoats stand-out look so dear to the hearts The Perfect Gift for F || MOTHER'S DAY Burton’s Newest © || OVERBLOUSES, awlese: isitely proportioned + 34 to 44 34 to 44, Beautiful new overblouses, figure flattering, designed to slim down the waistline in dazzle clotton. Colors such as coral, white, turquoise, red, mint, maize. Sizes eee eee ee eee ee This Overblouse is the perfect gift | for Mother’s day and so flattering to the figure. new shades of mint, tan- gerine, red, maize.. Sizes ~ { } ( ia new washable £9 “~ Comes in lovely i A & Only. eee dee |the home of |patrick on Hupp Cross road, Bir-|were completed for the Mother's jmingham. 2 jty to attend. Mrs. Joseph Ham-/ : sey which combines a low-necked, Mrs, Michael Randazzo of\short - sleeved sweater with a Bloomfield Hills is serving as gen-'straight cardigan lined in white eral chairman of the money-mak- and grey striped silk. ing project being held by the Pén- | tiac Osteopathic Hospital Guild 4 : Saturday in the lobby of the hos. SOF Ority Holds pital. | me . Assisting are Mrs. B. F. Dickin- Installation Rite son of Royal Oak, Mrs. H. E. Jones | Mrs. Richard Hague was in- of Birmingham, Mrs. L. E. Bilo-| satied as president of Zeta Eta deau of Rochester, Mrs. .L. J. Siu- Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Gera of Berkley. Mrs. H. J. Brown ay installation services held Mon- prone and Mrs. J. C. Sabato of day in the home of Mrs. Byron ol * Barnes on Murphy avenue. Others assisting with the project mes * std a are Mrs. D. E. Fraser, Mrs. M.! Others "installed were Mrs. C. Worster, Mrs. L. C, Johnson games, vice president; Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Fortino. ‘Thomas Bickley, recording secre- tary; Mrs. C. Bud Shelton, cor- { a ‘Flower Arranging |responding secretary: Mrs, Clyle (\Haskill, treasurer, and Mrs. Mabel Will Be Discussed * |Roat, educational director. John Smouse will speak on) As each officer took her oath flower arrangements at the Mon- of. office she was presented with day evening meeting of Gammaia yellow rose by the past presi- Phi Beta Alumnae Group, The 8 dent, Jean Brown. o'clock meeting is being held at ‘s 8 @ Mrs. Robert Kil-|- Following the installation, plans |Day banquet to be held May 22 Invitations have been extended at Aunt Fanny's. to all new a.umnae in the vicini- aE The U.S. death rate has declined mond is handling reservations. ‘about 46 per cent since 1900, CUSHION CASUALS Smertly Styled With: All These Features! @ All Colors @ Softest Kid and Moroccain Lethers @ Full Foam Cushion Insole @ Special Foom Cushion Arch i hae Sizes 4-1} Nerrow name theusands of women _ _ look to for the newest and most comfortable in casual footwear! GEORGE'S - NEWPORT’S f '/ Shee Dept. — 74 N. Saginaw ‘There are cashmere tie-silk or : with the Dior label is a man- — prea pronnsts eg ~ saany\ew doje betere your This is a miserable feeling, but) recognize it for what it is, and control it. You may have wondered why everything had to go wrong at the same time! Actually, nothing _ had changed except you! Your whole approach to life and your personality may have changed temporarily because of pre-men- strual tension, The important thing is that you! yourself realize this. Also, you should use the medical help avail- able today if your symptoms are a handicap to your happiness. EL EE PRONE: ey ee Nplate, Blut gras ne age Ne larder ; fon if ~ : % . @ ! 2 7 ; : : THE PONTI AC PRESS, re RSD. AY, MAY 10, 1956 . FORTY-NINE_ Drugs Can Reduce Your. Tension So much fot the effect of thislite its eset he op accounts for menstrual tension wm-|periods on your heme and socialleround 4) sheentes days per month per 100 women and around 60 de- per 100 women. A study made of the inmates)” of Westfield State Farms for Wom- en shows that of 58 instances jn- vestigated of imprisonment for) unpremeditated crimes of violence, 62 per cent were committed in, the pre-menstrual week, While crimes of violence which result from this tension are small | statistically they indicate the ex- treme behavior which in every- day. life can result in irritations and daily frictions of teenagers, housewives, mothers and work- ing women; As to treatment, consult your physician. Generally you might be wise to cut down on your salt intake since this abets the reten-| tion of water. Some doctors have found that large doses of vitamin| B complex are helpful because of their effect on carbohydrate me- tabolism. Others use hormone ther-| apy in combination with other) measures. * s ° The important Part of my mes- sage to you concerning pre-men- strual tension is to tell you that) th¢re is a physical reason for it,) even for-your eraving for sweets lat this time. | | You and your family should, know this so that when you are| “touchy”? or unduly irritable ap-| ‘parently for no real reason (and| you may be once in a while even though you try to control your-| self), everyone will understand and| Some aes hove iaund that large doses Fe vita- {act accordingly. | min B complex are helpful during pre-menstrual ten- sion because of their effect on carbohydrate metabolism. |\Too Late to Develop Your Bust.” * Tomorrow: an. one Is Not) Mr. and Mrs. Smith were married Saturday at St. James Church in Ferndale. The bride is the former Margaret Theresa Collins, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Collins of Fern- dale. Charles is the son of Mrs. Mary Odessa Smith of Wall street. ' For the 11:30 o’clock ceremony Margaret chose a gown of Duo- pioni silk in princess style. The |V-neckline was detailed with sun- burst pleats, and embroidered seed \pearis and crystal beads accented the bodice. The long sleeves ended in points at the wrists, Her cap was of re-embroidered Alencon lace trimmed with seed pearls and sequins, She wore a pearl necklace, a of the bridegroom, and carried a spray © bouquet of white rosebuds and- stephanotis. Patricia Collins, sister of the : : bride, wore a jonquil yellow bal- marvelous wey te sonerite lest \erina-length dress styled on prin- spaces seats: ‘cess lines for her dutics as maid Lingerie accents for day through of honor. A sash was caught) evening. Suits, dark day dresses through her full skirt just below | and prints are miraculously re- the hipline and ended in a bustle; vived with lingerie touches, so effect. Her headpiece was an smart now and always wondrously open-crowned pictyre hat of nylon| becoming and flattering to all. inet and her flowers wére miniature jorange roses in a spray arrange- Auto makers expect America ment. to have 85 million cars and trucks | Bridesmaids Mary Joan Collins by 1975 and Mary Lou nn wore ~~ The-ergendie jabor, pique gilet ond revers become most women. It's @ Couple Exchange Vows in F erndale Charles Russel | gowns identical to the maid of ihonor’s in a shade of mint green. Their flowers were yellow roses in| spray bouquets. Donalda Grix. of Detroit was flower girl. She wore a jonquil yellow dress styled like the maid of honor’s, Best man was Albert Vasu of Berkley and ushers were James aps MRS. CHARLES R. ‘R. SMITH, ——— Smith,” Mugitch Karageusion and! frenmas Collins. A reception was held at St. iSt. James Hall in Ferndale for jthe 200 guests. Mrs. Collins greet- led her guests wearing a dusty rose taffeta dress with beige ac- cessories and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Smith wore a turquoise | taffeta dress with black acces- sories. Her flowers were pink carnations, The bride changed to an aqua suit with brown accessories for their motor trip to Florida, They Chair Edge Tears Hose’ Ee creasedefficiency days per month of Visitor : jnothing about it, fairness certainly | : | ‘Wat Y r i 4) slips and gowns. turn “smudgy | About 6 per cent of U.S. mea ch ou r ps. gray. Give them a sudsing every aged 25-34 go to the hospital an- With nylon lingerie both pretty|night with lots of white soap. if;nually compared to 14 per. cent and inexpensive, don’t let your you want them to stay fresh. fot those aged 55-64. ; Hostess Wonders if She Should Buy’ New Pair _ | B tif - Here is the answer to the problem of what to give Mother on her day, We have in stock @ full” selection ‘of slips. Full slips, half slips. some are plain and some are lacey, but all at a very low price From 35 By EMILY POST A letter tells me: ‘The other; afternoon while playing bridge at) my house, a guest tore her stock- | ing on the edge of one’ of my: chairs. As the chair had a rough edge on it, I feel responsible for} her having torn it. Do you think I should buy her a new pair?” | If you knew the chair, and have done Answer: to be a menace Blouses from ‘6 Blouses this season are designed to go everywhere. See our beautiful se- directs that you replace every stocking torn by your guests for however long you keep that un- mended chair in use. — Gh glen “Dear Mrs. Post: A_ triend : telis me that it Is not proper to : put a retura address on wed- | _ t Sizes 10,to 44 Blouses ding invitations. Is this true, and | ; ; If s0, why tsw’t it proper to do so? | Summer » “Isn't there just as much chance J ewel C Sh of error in the sending of a wed- hee! De or op ding invitation as in anything else? ‘In fact, perhaps more so because .$], 00 61 W. Huron ordinary - letters we write are] >} New Address he jusually to personal friends whose laddresses we know too well to |mistake,"’ (SPIO TTOTII AIT T TTI II OTITIS Mother's Day Flowers . PLANTS— CORSAGES | se ee Answer: When you are in doubt| about a person’s address it is per-| missible and necessary to put your) own address in the corner if you want to have the envelope returned, by the post office. But when you’ are certain of the address, no re- urn address is a requirement of Pas and wedding invitations | are necessarily formal, Prices. - Start at...... “Dear Mrs. Post: A group of girls was invited to spend the day at-a friend’s house in the country. We arrived about 10 in the morning and left. about 8 e’clock at night. We spent a¢ very enjoyable day. “Some of the girls think that we should each write-a bread and butter letter to our hostess. don't think this is necessary. What is your opinion?’ PPA Led Ld . Phone FE 3-7165 — wedarrzarrrorrson DD. Jacobsen’s Flowers We Grow Our Own ‘101 N. Saginaw St. Greenhouses at Lake Orion LM hikhikidkidididide hdd dchchhdh dhdehdhuduhhuhe . Answer: Although this is not an exaction, a note of appreciation is never a mistake. One letter written in the name of group— especially if signed by all—would be sufficient. &. Poke make. their home on Wall j street on their return. Omega Mu Sigma to Hold Breakfast home on Chadwick drive for the | Tuesday evening meeting of Ome- 'ga Mu Sigma sorority. Mrs. Leo . 'R. Halfpenny asststed the hostess. | | Further plans were made for the annual breakfast being held at Ro- ltunda Inn on June 3. Members |participated. in a money-making project during the evening. | Mrs. Elwyn Tripp conducted the | formal ceremony in which Mrs. 4 Jack C. Gunther and Mrs. Robert 1A. Reynolds were initiated. 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A 49’er changes from country-casual personality to city chic with simplest accessory additions .. . and mingles with all Pendleton skirts to make so many color- coordinated costumes, Just 17.95 and 19.95. OPEN ¢ CLOONAN’S Mondey, Se eatal Friday , “Where Ouality Counts” Nights 12 North Saginaw St. fil9P.M. . 5° ! 106 N. Saginaw “a : . ad va ‘ a : ‘ al 7 Poon te, , 7 \ rane € 4 we aby \4 \ ‘ f | A : { . , ) +! ‘ we ' ve Vx | 4 \ j ve ' | : FIFTY | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 40, 1956 | A NEW DRESS for “MOTHERS-TQ-BE | ’ on Mother’s Day “If only I had been trained as, After dealing with hundreds of) iO os ’ “If only my parents had people, I've become convinced OXFORD SHOP " “Tf anly I had been given that we really love those regrets By ‘ANNE HEYWOOD | wrong or when iV» a dreary, In the back of the minds of depressing day or sometimes for many of us if the large territory! © reason at all, we can reach ea over to regrets. | back inte that territory and = : * * out a nice juicy regret, TIFF A LA ALA LALLA AL LAK For one (nie. “ney give us an’ Nixes for self-pity, which is a STRO LLE RS \ pleasantly indulgent kind of feel-| & ine | And for another thing, we ca Large Selection of Toys Baby Furniture put the blame on them for the, ‘mistakes for which we are unwi ill-| ing to take the blame. WALTER'S CASE That's the way it was with Wal-| ter G Ld * New Interests Banish Old Regrets Il So ‘er years dnd years, Walter A regretted that fact, and trudged along as a salesmah. His. job took him traveling a good deal, and eventually the bore- dom and -teaeliness of the eve-) nings and weekends. away: from home drove him to a hobby. 59 W. Huron FE 4-7212]). , . ," etc. land would, in a way, almost hate . 6 « dustrial designer. | Then, when anything goes ito be bereft & Jee) He took up photography. ‘It’ ‘NEW ATTITUDE ; ; jhelped to pass the time and he. ‘could carry a camera with him changed my wheld attitude, I no | longer waste time with any re- ;wherever his selling took him. Tt didn't take long for him to) become really interested in pho- n tography and he began taking jawfully good shots. Because his work was selling | to factories and plants, he start- ed to take pictures of industrial | equipment and_ buildings. design and clarity, his pictures), were soon et prizes. ~~ * . Walter is now an industrial pho- tographer and is doing very well. He's so happy that he never hauls out and mulls over that old regret about not being able to be ‘an in- “And,” Walter .told nie, “it’s grets, and it’s like finding .a couple. of hours every day!” * LJ * Next time you find yourself re- gretting Jost opportunities, switch sour mind fast to a project that interests you and get busy. Sooner or Jater, you'll be fresh out of ‘things to regret! 8 Walter was in his early 40s, a) I And since he had a kood eve for Je ‘opy ant 1958) salesman and not very happy) about it. He would love to “have| Bridal Party League to Study been an industrial designer, but his family couldn't afford to send Announced by Voting Machines 4524 Dixie Highway Phone OR 3-4109 \ ‘him through sc noel for the train: ew il Wright of PIPL eo LLL LLC LL _ Patricia Zielinski | mr... sete Gas | 1 Patricia Joann Zielinski was the|" a i eeepc, HN honoree at a bridal shower given by nouncement was made that the use = SUNDAY, MAY 13 aud. Mrs. Cyril Glowzinski of Detroit. | o¢ voting machfhes will be dem- Patricia took this occasion to an-| jonstrated to league members at [ nounce the members.of her wedding the open meeting in the YWCA ! Karen's. Toyland DRAYTON PLAINS HO ¢¢s@ss¢séeéiés , Pontiac Press Phote of Allison street (at the piano) and Mrs. Rehearsing a call for a square dance Paul Bond of Lakeview avenue. The club routine are these members of the Merry party. + |May 23. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Following this meeting, the Floyd J. Zielinski of Williams) league will demonstrate the ma- _ a LEONARD'S HAVE THE BEST, Low-Priced The Medium Tone | in Square Dance Club will be .* « Bruce Allen will serve as master of ceremonies and music will be furnished by a local orchestra Mixers, Pictured (left to right) are Mis. will sponsor a Round-Up Dance Friday Lee Kaines of Lansdowne road, Lionel from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Waterford Lake road, she is the bride-elect of chines to all other groups interest-. -—___——_____—_—__—_——_—_ Frank J. Glowzinskj Jr., son of ed, since instruction- of eitizens is R d U OUuUNCd- 75 Attend Meeting | bonceing Mist ‘non, grand representative of the Kingston road. The “couple will/club. Grand Chapter of Michigan OES ‘be married June 16 at St.Vincent} Announcement was also made of, Dance et | : : Areme Chapter 503, OES met al jyents were served by Mrs. Frank Geraldine Zielinski of Detroit |1& '9 Grand Rapids. for F rida Roosevelt Te m ple Monday with’ Waring, Mrs. Gladys Waring, Mrs. wilt be maid of honor. Other y ment was made by Mrs, Edward jRemleyia and Mrs. Vernon. leen Zielinski of Traverse City, Men’ . he h The annual “Round-Up Dance" Pritchard of May 27 as Villa Day Mrs, Richard Garnett and Mar. | Men's hose in the months ahead will reflect the shift towards me- held “2? United States which have been will be flower girl. yee Announcement was alsa made. of named “Dublin.” says the National ‘only available in solids, will soen William Keller will serve as best, include printed designs ‘and woven ing Hurtubise of Chicago, Walter 'Brazezinski of Dearborn and Rich- Baril of South Francis street, Bruce Allen CAI Building. Mich., honoring Mrs. Harry Ver- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glowzinski of one of the many projects of the j“uicn., ho g : of Areme Chapter Ors, Following the meeting, refresh- de Paul Church. a state council meeting May 15 and ; ; . . 15 members attending. Announce- Marion Curtiss, Mrs, Grover bridal attendants will be Mar- sponsored by the Merry Mixers/#t the Eastern Star Villa in Ad- There are 24 places the ete) Leen Ue ‘dium tones, Stretch hose, formerly Friday in the Waterford CAI Build-' q reception ete 23 in Georgia, Geographic Society. man and ushers will be Frederck patterns. ard Belt. David Glowzinski will be’ SALE of rg WOT Wh $89.95 Value. $6310 . HA D BA ’ ‘fingbearer. | ‘Dancing will be from 9 pm. to . ten td = Bu More | At the recent shower Mrs. Zie-| | midnight. y f : ‘linski and Mrs. Glowzinski altended| cre : Genuine alligator, shell, ‘trom Pontiac. Thirty guests at. a oe romeceatint __orcers a S$ end Le s! colf. Come in soon! Save [tended from Dearborn, Ferndale, nace cee we arr Remember Mother p § o/ from the Style Steppers, Harvey 30%. |Detroit, Huntington Woods and : | With a De ed BAGS BOUGHT TO | Roseville. oon of the oe a corat tT] | . Ipten " -Shay, ak _ At LEONARD'S SELL FOR $19.95 = 3 ACE A oe pe C k $7 69 / Bob Grosjean of Mountainview G e Your $$$ Have NOW $ 00 rranges Mountaineers and Rex | : ere . 9 More ccc! ONLY = May Breakfast ten) DeC Os: “5 Lionel Baril is serving as dance — see Plans are being made for the chairman, with decorations being $71.50 Value . aa annual May Breakfast to beheld) handled by Mrs. Ed Rockwell and , : $69.95 Velue by the Pontiac Branch of the As-) ublicit (ara the direction of e WATCHES Genuine Cultured Value rciation or Childhood adueation Mrs. Paul Bond. | Fruitsful Streudel Coffee Cake ; eV iables § * * ® Our Price PEARLS Diamond 9:30 a.m. | Mrs. Lee Kaines. of the ticket} A deliciously different pastry, chock Ea. 68° pepe pales v 3 50 * ‘ Bridal ~~ committee announces ‘that tickets : 42> (Our Price) $3490 Set | Josephine Stilwell, presiden} of may be obtained from the presi- full of old fashioned goodness. ACE, will extend the weleome and, dents of the square dance clubs Our Price: SS tell of the purposes and the accom> \. ca at the door Friday evening Grondma’ a $ 00 = plishments of the organization, ; ——$—<—_—_—___—. Crispy, Pium Perfect . ws S| The Honor Choir, composed of Z rae A C t : Old Fashioned S'' children from LeBaron School, . RONNA JMAN HANEY ppea rance Counts Sweet For Cc Ea c wit =| will provide a portion of the_en-| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haney of The way you look on a rainy rea 20 N. Perry oat Lawrence tow hie od Se fee = lertainment. Rosamond Haeberle|\Cass Lake road announce the en- ‘day is just as important as the Rolls =/will direct the choir |Rageme nt ef thejr daughter, Denna) sav Dent 2 Fri. & Set. Only LUT ° « Jean, to James Camp, son of Mrs.) 'way you look any other day. Don ‘| Chairmen of arrangements for! Ethel Plumb* of Argyle avenue.|go about looking as if you'd as- James is serving with the U'. S./sembled raincoat and accessories No date has been set for)in your supermaket the affair are Mrs. Everett Peter- son, Mrs, Elmer Huntley and Mrs. Navy. 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Hard F eelings, r | Rocky’ s Future’s Safe > By EARL WILSON ie * NEW YORK—There are plenty hard feelings between) — Rocky Marciano and Al Weill—Al being miffed because The — Rock quit. One dispute: Weill, strictly business, never wanted |” Mrs. M. along on trips. Rocky, grace worth half-a-million now, has : a life story movie deal sim- mering with Columbia Pix, also a $35,000-a-year offer from a Brockton shoe com- pany, and a $20,000-a-year offer from the Cecil Wolfson finance group in which he'd use his famous hands for giad-handing ~ IMOGENE * * * * Congo withshis fishing fleet, “Skippy” Kendell of Porfirio Rubirosa, in the doesn't hide the fact he hopes to marry _Palm Beach. Rubi and Zsa are finis forever ‘as of today)? There's great conster- nation in the “Janus” company over Imogene | —. Coca going into the Mar. | garet Sullavan role. | Friends of Claude Dauph- in and Robert Preston | are urging them to ask | Equity’s o.k. to leave the show. These advisers say Coca, white a great: | comedienne, isn't as dra- j matic or romantic as Miss Sullavan and Claudette Colbert, and that the show'll be consequently completely different. You can look for fireworks—quick. ° : Diana Barrymore (who goes into “The Ivory Branch’ at the Provincetown Playhouse) claims to be completely cured of the famous Barrymore boozin’. 9 * * x 8 Morey Amsterdam says the bathtubs in England are so MARGARET : . long, when he took a bath.he saw a man sitting in the other | » in 56. “described a Broadway phony: end of the tub and yelled at him, demanding to know what he” _was doing there. “I’m_the lifeguard,” the man said. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Greg Bautzer and Dana Wynter, their friends say, will get hitched in Mexico this month . . . Back taxes may cost Errol Flynn his West Indies island . . Lois Unger is one of the girls competing © for the “Miss Laurels Country Club” / crown. : The Humphrey Bogarts celebrate | their 11th ann’y May 21... . 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Tigers finally have taken some /gave up just five hits. . Classic’ baseball advice: ““Don’t) Second, Al Kaline, held hitless ie ; jleave ‘em die on base.” and in'in six times at bat Tuesday night, sees ke ili i EYES ie Their other two came in the 5th. doing so they ran their modest belted a tremendous home run into {?St three innings but Harvey with one out Kuenn walked and victory string to two games with athe bleachers with a man aboard Kuenn greeted him with a scratch stole second as Belardi fanned. 4 7+ Washington starter Camilo Pas-' hjs 3rd homer in. two nights and the ‘cual breezed through the Detroit) Tigers had ae runs. * ove The Huron Bow! team rolled this ~“Baker AP Wirephste i OOSTLY PLAY—This play cost the Yankees a ball game against | the Cleveland Indians yesterday. It allowed the winning run to score ‘| and gave the Indians a 6-5 victory. Cleveland outfielder Jim Busby } (31) tapped the ball in front of the plate and on the. throw by pitcher | Tom Morgan he was hit in the back allowing Chicg Carrasquel to score. Umpire is Hank Soar. | | here is certainly food for thought and searching self-analysis in the excitement stirred by the Kentucky Derby. I don’t know how many parlor pools, office or factory sweepstakes revolved merrily on the result at Churchill Downs. The number must haye been in the millions. There were innumeraovle off-the-cuff parlor wagers staged in front of almost every TV-set. * * * * If you scan your sport pages, you will see the scores, also, of the Colonial Open staged on that magnificent millionaire’s course at Fort Worth. Here, they tell you with a sort of rakish grin at the nearest United States (olf Association “badger,” there is no betting. ck ks, A man-who had a dollar bill going on Needles: a hausfrau who had “an ice cream soda” riding on her boy, Eddie Arcaro; a big, easy-going, royalty-and-lease man from San Antonio who had. a quiet side bet of $1,000 on Ben Hogan in the Cotonial, are all gamblers under the skin. , * * * * They are wagering on a pet, be it horse or birdie- shooter, and their kick comes not necessarily from pocketing the profit, but from that indefinable thrill of, correctly forecasting the future and being “right.” 212 AMATEURS BOYCOTT CALCUTTA POOLS There are many misconceptions about gambling, In the current wave of petty Puritanism sweeping over sports, grim-lipped Blue Noses are riding so high some 212 amateur golfers (male) self-righteously signed a pledge they would never again tee up a little white golf ball in any tournament that carried a Calcutta Pool. ‘ x * * * I was wondering whether each signer, like a man who took a temperance pledge back in the McKinley administration, intended to wear a fluttering white bow of silk on his left arm. - * * * * Stop now and reflect on just how many millions of wagers rode on the Derby. Junior promised to cut the grass if his choice did not finish in front of Pop’s. Little Sis agreed to wash the dishes for a week if Dave Erb, her favorite jockey, didn’t come galloping down in front. A case of beer here, a free trip to the movies... the wagers started thodestly and zoomed to the $1,000 level. Baker Eliminates Holman MTAMI BEACH, Fla. (— The’ heavyweight fitle pictaire was slightly less clolided- today after Bob Baker's slashing victory over John Holman, but what will hap- pens next appears to be anybody's guess. ed as the No. 1 heavy in the cur- rent ring ratmgs. Jackson is ranked second, Baker third. [ol- man fourth and Patterson fifth If it accomplished nothing else last night's fight “nased the traf- fic jam of title egntenders by clim- inating Holman! . Bleeding heavily fram a cut over pounded out a unanimous decision the left eve, Holman was almost- over Holman, the slow-motion Chi- a pathetic figure as he plodded cago boxer, last night in a 12- after Baker in the late rounds, try- round bout billed as the first in ing to land a blow that could over-, a tournament to’determine the suc4come Baker's mounting margin of cessor to the retired heavyweight superionty. champion, Rocky Marciano, Referee Jimmy * * the » Pittsburgh giant, * Peerless gave Later, Baker’s manager, Busty Baker the fight, 119-114, under a. Bettor, said he had a promise from, point system that awards 10 to the the International Boxing Chub that Winner of each round and 9 or, his fighter would be matched in less to the loser. Judge Kd Thal the second round of the elimina. voted it 117-114, Judge Stu Win- tiong with the winner of a Floyd ston 117-112. and The Associated Pafterson-Hurricane Jackson bout,Press 118-113 scheduled for .June 8 in Matlison ——_———————— * Square Garden Union Baseball Drills Reports from New York, how- The UAW-CIO Local 594 baseball ever, indicated that the Patterson- team, a member of the Class A Jackson winner might meet Archie city leagué, will held practice Moore for the championship sessions today and Friday at Col- Moore, the ancient ruler of the umbia-Joslyn’s north field. Both: light-heavyweight division, is list- workouts begin at 9. p.m j . A . # * 5 Ie i as ef * ithe National Boying Assn. another - 7-3 triumph over the Washington Senators last night. Eight Detroit batters became | base runners and seven of them | came around to score, You can't ask for much more. AMERICAN LEAGUE Wea New York Aree ev Pet. Bening It was a satisfying victory in a » ‘j _ 2a many ways. First of all, young veland =... ns 3 | . iueerel to 12 435 5 | Paul Foytack went the distance for, Kansas City 8 Ww 444 5 | ee eee jeago . & 8 es 5 | Washington 9 FR 429 Sty r @ 400) 6 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Cigveland 6, New York 5 ton 7, Chicago 5 “ Detroit 7. Washington 3 Kansas City 4. Baltimore 0 TODAY'S SCHEDULE Cleveland at New York, 1 pm —Lemon (3-1) vs. MeDermott (1-6) | Chicago at Boston, 1 p.m.—Johnson (0-1) vs. Parnell (1-4) | Detroit at ae 1 p m.—Hoeft (2-0)) vs. (2-1) | Only games scheduled FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago at Detroit, 6:15 pm Kansas City aft Cleveland, 7 pm Boston at Washington, 7 pm Ballimore at New York, pin, repens } NATIONAL LEAGUE j ; Wea Lest ret. Behind Milwaukee © A 8) 630hCO® ce St Louis 90-64 'Cincinnat! . 120 7 82 1 Brooklyn 9 9. SOO ay New Yor®esw www. 9 WW 474 4 Pittsburgh =... ss 8 444 4", Philadelphia $ 12 «4. a Chicago 4 i 267 7 (Games behind figured from 81. Louis _ won-lost ° leader) | | - WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Cincinpatt 6, New York 5 St. is 3, Philadelphia © Pit rgn at Milwaukee, ppd. rain | | Brooklyn at Spe ar .. rain - | TODAY'S SCHEDULE | kiyn at Chicago, 1:3 p.m —Drysdale 1-1) va. Meyer (0-1) | St Louis at Milwaukee, 9 p.m.—Haddix | hed va mage hel | gates = 8¢! julec PREIDAY'S SCHEDULE New York at Brooklyn, 7 pm Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 15 pm. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 8 p.m. Only games scheduled Patterson Will Box Hurricane’ Winner of June 8 Bout Takes On Archie Moore \ for Heavyweight Title - Yr) unanimous decision to Bob Baker NEW YORK — The master) plan calls for Floyd Patterson to Tribe June 8 with the winner fighting Archie.-Moore for the vacant heavyweight title in September. | The Patterson - Jackson match was signed yesterday for. Madison | Square Garden as part of the Usual | Friday ‘night radio - television NEW YORK (INS) (NBC) series’. mh ‘ Phila- A delphia’s last link with basebail Unless something startling pops 's_ beginning to rust and unless out of the other elimination bouts’ S°™¢ overhauling is done soon, the | around the country, the Patterson- [ltermg Phillies will drop clear Jackson winner probably will go a of the National League stand- 2 : " S. Se Me ee eae The Phas haven eon al + date in London where he must 24™Me since Aprit 29, losing seve defend his light-heavyweight title 7 4 row to plunge to within 027 against Yolande Pompeys percentage points of last place. It remains to be seen how the various boxing commissions will react as the tournament °. pro- fresses. Perhaps New York may.see while fosing, 12, the latest by a fit to recognize one champion and - 3-to.@ score last might at St. Louis, * : They've won only five in all — three by Robin Roberts and With the animosities- stirred up by, |. . : recent investigations. it is hardly — Fverybody knows Mayo Sntith’s to be expected that the path will Quakers aren't hitting, managing onty 44 hits to 65 for the opposi- tion since leaving town, but few know «why Fhe Phils made the first division last year by wibning 27 of 40 de- Saturday at Motor A be calm and peaceful Course Soaked | So Pro-Am Test _ Is Canceled ONE HEAVYWEIGHT ELIMINATED — John Holman (left) 4th razking heavyweight was sup- posedly eliminated in the race for Rocky Marci-_ ano's vacated crown yesterday when he lost a two by Jack Meyer in relief — ‘single to open the 4th. ~-Wayne ‘Belardi drew a walk. Kaline hit into a force play and Ray Boone lined out but Bill in the Sth inning. And third, it moved the cellar- dwelling Tigers back to within striking distance of 7th place. The Senators are half a game | Tuttle drew a walk, loading the ahead of the Tigers and a De. #S¢s. and Frank House drilled troit victory in the final game ef | a tremendous triple inte the cen- the series today would lift the ‘eF field bull pen. Bengals out of the basement, | Charlie Maxwell followed _ with + » Pa ~ ; a ‘ i AP Wirephote the third-ranking contender, in a Miami Beach fight last night. The 12-rounder was ‘nationally televised. Here one of Holman’s punches glances of Pittsburgh, off Baker's shoulder. and Detroij topped Washington, cisions with lefthanded mee 7 te 3, in the other, and rival managers have learned ' j|him home on a triple. But Foytack' rop 7th Straight; , Bosox Score Wins" Then Kaline unloaded his 4th hom- er of the season into the deep left jfield seats. ~. | |League. The five - man squad | The only other Tiger hit was a |bowled &qmes of 1012, 1099, and | wasted single by Buddy Hicks in 987 for a series total of 3098. the 7th. Bob Kelley led the way with a Foytack found himself behind i fe) Neo a es) 2 points to finish the season in 2nd early. He walked Eddie Yost, the “|. leadoff man, in the first inning and place in the league. The other | members of the team were Dick with one out Pete Runnels drove Knapp, Jay Lovett, Ed Stemmer, ‘ Wall son. ‘bore down to strike out Roy ae ay Jonason ers and Jim Lemon lined to Kaline., P * In the 5th Sievers homered into! ithe left field bull pen with the bases empty and in the 8th.Run- nels doubled with a man on sec-| ond for the final run. Maxwell's homer was his 6th of the season and his batting average is now .377, third best season's high game and Series in the West Side Senior House * ‘Ivaac Crary’s ith and 8th grade track team defeated Red- ford Unien in q dual meet, 40! ,- 36',. Crary won four out of seyen events. James Hoke and Roger Myers paced the winners with nine and eight points respec. © tively. * * * The Detroit Tigers will be host in the league. ito 4,000 high school baseball play- F aa” : ay ers and their coaches from all shine —. OS, gue eee ‘over the state of Michigan Satur- 2s “ee ‘day afternoon in a clinic -_ The Tigers return to Detroit to-| conjunction with the State Health morrow night against Chicago. alten Education depart- DETROIY a Eoemmcron j The teams will be the guests of Buen ss 121 Yost 3 ne } } 1 the management for the Chicago e f = "arn: o-. Kalinerf, 4 2 1 Runnels «4 9 4, White Sox game in the afternoon, Tueet 3 1 ¢ temonit $68) ayes uttle ¢ ei ; LJ Mowe c , 4 11 Gourtneyc 4 0 0) Glen Burgett, Junior left halt- | Maxwell, 4 1 Olson, 36 0) , ‘Hicks.20° 40 1 Snyders 3.9 9) back at Michigan State from Poyiackw 3 0 6 reseusl.p 1-8 © Sparta, Michigan, has been given = . Mere Cieveneerp 0 8 », @® appropriate alias, “the Spar- B-Oravets 1 0 © tan fron Sparta.” «, 1 — ‘Cirob,p 4 0 .| . - Ps Totals 2 7 «OS Totals 2 3fOUb An issue of a national publica. ,tion hitting the stands today has a ttn Sih af) r CC y B--Grounded out for Clevenger in @h.' tory on Major League: baseball | A- Bingled for Pascua | Detroit +18 Sweeers+, O80 2820 ON0—7 ‘ iy hi (pba x tee 10s te, by Duke Snider, in which — the | = _ é = Dodger star says, ‘I play ball for = le 2, use 3. S : is Ma welt. Sievers itetee 2 28 —-Yost. money—not fun.”: Runnels w - Runnels, House HR Mas se) S| well, evers, a. . wel Fra [terse = ane I eag ? e yett—De : Lieyd Syron, son of nk jfreit 3, Washington 4. —Foytac Syron, owner and pre of Pontiag Pascual 3 8O— ck 7, Pascual 5, ! : Clevenger 3, Gre ont HO—Paccual 4 Country Club, is g regular on the is evenger im 3, be |ghertect 3-3, Pascual 74, Clever er _ Notre app = team which 195. U—iapp Umont, Berry, Honechien.| "er feu at five matehes. < 4 A, : hel, s 1:58, peachy 7 Lieyd, a sophomore, shot’ 71 in links team, oo ~ @ 8 ®@ Tommy Watrous, son of Oakland Hills pro Al Watrous, is rated one of the leading contenders in the 54-hole Missouri Valley Conference golf championships Friday and Saturday at Tulsa. He plays for in four sports at St. Michael and one of the finest’ all-around athletes ‘in the school’s history, made a ron's glove. Cleveland strikeout artist Herb to keep their southpaws away from) Giant catcher Ray Katt ddubled Score gave up ten hits, including|{avorable impression on the Michi- the Phils’ predominance of right-'home two runs in. the second parted power: ning but his error in the The Cardinals started another righty, Tom Pohoisky, against the Phils last night and the big Missourian did not permiit.a ran- ner past first base as he doled out four hits. ‘their 11th win in the last 13 games The Indians squared the ‘with the Yankees whe an unearned run on ‘two inning errors. Mickey to 5, in another: nighf game. Pitts- quel’s fly ball set the stage. burgh was rained out at Milwau-, (hice advanced on Gene Wood- kee and Brooklyn was washed out! ling’s grounder and scored when BE 2 Jim Busby hit a slow bounder Cleveland trimmed New York's ‘o the’ mound bat knecked American League advantage to | pitcher Tom Morgan's throw out 2'2 games, 6 to 5, as Boston | of first-baseman. Moose Skow- was beating Chi¢age, 7 to 5, in ~ . another daylight contest. Kansas City’s Art Ditmar blanked Bal- | timore, 4 te 6, in one night game | i¢———_—— j rena a | Due to heavy rains which put the Red Run golf ‘course in bad playing condition, the Michigan PGA pre-am tournament scheduled for May 14 has been canceled, ac- cording to pro Frank Metzger ves- terday Metzger said it would be impos- sible to get the ceurse in condition in time for the tournament juddy Harris and Ronnie, O'Berry, a pair of Pontiac fistie honefi'ls re-enter the professional fight picture Saturday night in two Detroit < Motor Citys houts st Aren Harris, no stranger ta Pontiac Detroit Metro Golf rininne “it ner hac Circuit Announced Buddy Sutton The Metropolitan Detroit Golf ]4th Gridder Assn. announced a 10-team circuit Aon which will open activities.May 27 Qn Colts’ List with* four matches scheduled. The tournament committee is BALTIMORE.®—A signed con- composed of Roy Iceberg. Tex Elli- tract received today Chandler Top pros are shooting for the Harper of Portsmouth, Va.; Frank $5,000 first prize and some of them Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio; and Bob Toski of Holyoke, Mass., lead ¢ * . _ ing money. winner in 1954. Gene Littler, who seems fo! eS have shaken the slump which hit. Mike Souchak, who became the him after his blazing start last Y°4"'s leading money winner with year, is one. “Phe 25-year-old Palm his victory over Bolt in the Colo Springs, Calif., player, master of | Dial Invitation at Fort Worth, Tex. ithe greens, won’ the Tournament Sunday, will be playing at White lof Champions at Las Vegas, Nev., Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Cary 10: days ago. as \Middlecoff of Dallas, No.2 money Some of ‘the oihers are Jack Winner, is taking the week of. Burke Jr.. of Kiamesha Lake, the’ : * . ; Masters champion: Ted Kroll of met Country Club's pes 2 ‘Fort Lauderdale, Fla. who won eee eat) Pave 820 at Tucson and Houston, Julis Bor- yards, holds memories for Mags os of Mid Pines, “CC. leading fers Uihat (Burke, it was in ithe ‘money winner last vear _and Tom. Western oven at Sunset 16 sere my Bolt of Chattanooga, Tenn ago this month that Burke shof ; ‘las as lee : who has been controlling his hot {2-43-85 and wasn't around foe ‘temper and finishing high in the ‘he finish. mone ee rer sontn wo ood Icate Scored * Size of Gloves Argued n lennis Meet “If we have to use 8-ounce gloves LOS ANGELES im —Sixth seed- instead of 6, there will be no ©d Bill Quilhan of Seattle scored fight.” a major upset in the quarterfinals He sounded like he meant it, Of the southern California tennis ‘but 14 minutes later big George Championships, knocking out Peru returned to the room in the Holly- Alex Olmedo in straight sets, 8-6, woof Stadium and announced: 2. yesterday. . “We have decided to cooperate Another Seattle entrant, Jane€, with the State Athletic Commis-| Hepps, contributed a surprising sion. I rescind my previous state- performance in knocking off third alveariano tested yesterday the use of &-ounce’ ment."’ . | seeded Mrs. Dorthy Cheney of __ __ gloves for the 15-round title fight o » * Santa Monica, 2-6, 63- 6-4. ; eats |May 18 at Wrigley Field with Carl) Robinson and Olson. each of Mi fn tine’ Williams May Return |Bobo Olson. ‘whom had been approved in a phy- pert spc gerihgg i chggert BOSTON (#—Ted Williams, Bos-' The midleweight champion on/sical examination by the club's of her match, in the third set ton slugger out of the starting line- George Gainsford vigorously pro physician, Dr. John Fahey, up since April 18 with a sore foot, tested hestrday the use of & may return to full-time action oince glayes. for th 15-reind_ title) within a few da\s. fight May 18 at Wrigléy Fild with A close friend of Ted's saye it Carl gibone) gol on. won't be long, now—possibly next| At one point. Gainsford, a huge Tuesday, when the Red Sox open'man with a booming vbice, de- their first Western trip in Petroit.' clared: took took a 3-1 lead, and from 3-all no part in the glove ,debate. went out in front 5-3 and held serve Olson and his manager, Sid Fla- ice in the 10th game. herty, indicated they preferred & * * @e@ ,ounce gloves. In either case. there, Miss Hopps opposes top seedeg / _was no alternative. The law in Cal- Beverly Fleitz of Belmont Shore ‘iformia says any fighter weighing today ahd Quillian probably will ‘over 147 must wear the ‘8-ouncers.iface Tom Brown of San Francisco, * | FIFTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 7 Batting .466.. | a Mantle Unconcerned Over Slugging Spree The Tigers played five consecu- tive extra inning games jn 1908, 8 | record. : ; Kiwanis Day PONTIAC M-59 Preceeds go to W. Kiwanis Club Yeeth Activities The dynamic slugger of the New York yankees tells you with a pok- too,” ‘er r ince t that goals, records or " per- ‘audibly. - ‘to them. Let. them compare me with anyone they please. That doesn't bother me a bit. It cer-| tainly doesn’t affect my playing. | AUTO Pp AINTING _ | I just go out there every day and Expert Body and Fender Repair — try to do the best I can.” on ee Makes « ot Cars | Mantle was sittmg in front of ates tec Fy ‘is locker before yesterday's game busily engaged in bandaging his |left thigh when he was interrupted by an inquisitive reporter. The ‘right leg, from below the knee clear up near the groin, already was encased in yards of tape and bandages. Below the calf on the right leg there was a big, ugly welt and the big toe was discolored and puffed up alarmingly. _ Mantle’s obvious physical handi- caps make his record thus far all the .more amazing. In the élub's first 20 games, he's banged out 33 hits-in 74-times at bat for a sensa- tional .446 batting mark. Mickey got three singles yesterday as aumg'Cleveland beat New York 6-5. He |has driven in 24 runs and has ham- Mantle murmured almost in Ultra Modern wildieg as eumaee and) pckaee ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1-971! . , Summer Gaberdine | [imered 10 home runs to put him 13 . ijgames ahead of Ruth'svecord pace SPORT JACKETS | |e: eco: = | Mickey's slugging percentage is a : ph nal * All Sizes. * * All Colors poe Y. 2. $ "5 50 [Tiger Baiting Arson PRICE Bites cet = 3 é H 1 9 Wilse ware 1 4 060 6, pee ORB Ral {30s BAKER'S STAG SHOP |= 31) 115 (Formerly Paul's Stag Shop) as: a 14 u i FY al 29 S. SAGINAW AT WATER a or FE 4-8688 ® i ® é . os SD ‘Tots. ....... 04 184 90 26 260 NEW YORK ue—Milickey Mantle|sonal ambitions never enter his SPEEDWA is unconcerned, almost bored, by jhis mind as he goes about his’ Sunday, May (3th | au tnis talk of his being baseball's duties day after day. He must be = next .400 hitter and the guy most ,@ware of the stir he has creat Quelifying ..1:30 P.M. | likely to break Babe Ruth’s al eae rege mah siuaeing Ist Race ...3:00 P.M, }un record. ab indication at a Yes, I've read all those stories, | | Chiefs Aim for Year's Sth Major Title By H, GUY MOATS Pontiac -High School's all- -timé | jfinest track team this weekend) makes its fourth defense of a title| won a year ago, At the same time it shoots for its fifth major meet| victory of the year, plus: its 17th| consecutive overall victory. Coach Wally Schloerke's Chief: |thinclads are unbeaten in two years for the big state ‘seek in Ann cocte ea of competition. Arbor the f “Saturday. in all probability set new records, The PHS squad travels to Ypsi- 'He has surpassed the 14.8 second lanti’s Michigan Normal College | “His{s in the MHSAA finale. 199 yard high stick mark of last Saturday to defend the MHSAA- ere Pontiac individuals, and year (regional record). He has con- onal championship, won last relay teams will seek to re-| ‘sistently bettered the jump mark spring by a record 92 points. A (peat as champions in eight events. of 22 teet set by Jesse Thomas of full squad will make the trip, |Pontiac’s ace, Hayes Jones, is ust| Flint Central in 1946. Only-—last and winners there will qualify |about certain to keep his high fur. week at Saginaw Jones hung up a “But I pay no attention Run Tonight Trotters Will Because of the heavy downpour Wednesday, the opening of the Wolverine Raceway for the trotters will get under way tonight at. the Schoolcraft and Middlebelt track.) It was the first postponement at the track since 1950, and the first, time the track was forced to set aside the “rain or shine’’ policy.) The program originally sched- uled for tonight will be run with | the opening night activities can- celed ail together. General Fedor, the aged: trotter who started a streak at Magnolia | Downs in New Orleans, will high- light tonight’s program. Fallstaff Still Leading ABC by Wide Margin ROCHES leaders in the American Bowling Congress Tournament were as un- ffted today as if all the balls; been rolled into the gutters last night. The Lawandus Floor Covering team of Buffalo, N.Y., generated the most- excifement when they racked up games of 1,014 and 945 only to slip to 870 for a three- game total of 2,829. It was the best effort of the night, but not good enough to jbreak into the first five and far |behind the leading 3,092 posted by iF alstaft Beer of Chicago. ROGERS Is Pitching REAL VALUE GET ON THE TEAM and | SHOW Easy-folding YOUR golf cart Los gee FIELDER $969 ° cove. ae cart with sturdy rubber tires. Push or pull with » ease around the greens! 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Krehbiel suffered a cerebral | hemorrhage Sunday as he .was about te return to Detroit after the Kentucky. Derby. been a member of the |. News staff sincé1923; pens ae 88 Survivors include his widow, the . former Leonora Robinson of Cin- cinnati, daughter. of the founder of : ‘ AP Wirephote| My, WHAT A DRIVE — David Eisenhower, 8, looks down the the Robinson Circus; his brother.) fairway after a drive during’a golfing session with his grandfather | Franklin, and a sister, Mrs. Lillian| Coles pf Cincinnati. Wade in Ram Fold LOS ANGELES We_Quarterback_ Billy Wade was safely in the fold President Eisenhower at the Gettysburg ,(Pa.) Country Club near ine s farm home. David picked up a few pointers from the President. new Valley and sale mark of 23 t Hayes also is a good bet to beat the 18) low hurdle mark of 20.2, event consistently under 20 . Hayes ran 2nd last year to Wilson, now graduated, but has lost only one race this year in the event. With Rod Treais showing a re- markable improvement in his fin- ishing kick and defending champ | Bill Douglas in fine shape, PHS Perry Williams, 1955 champion in the mile, Jimmy (Sugarcane) Shorter and Charley Robinson in the quar'ter-mile, are rated highly. Freeman Watkins in the century, and 220, and Charley Spann, Lon Humphrey (220), Dave Payne and Joe Hill (100) should add some important points. Others listed for the meet in- clude Mike Hardiman, Spann and Cocking in the shot; Ken Beattie and Charley Seyler in the pole vault; Celester Boykins in the 440; Gene Cretal and either Barge or — Pete Cox in the mile. (latter two are possible entries in the 880 also): Preliminaries get under way at 9:30 ‘with finals in the afternoon.’ Young Dave Sisler Looms! Improve Your Bowling SPRING LEAGUE ~ Thurs. Evening, 8:00 P. M. 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He did poche Nimo Valdes is Geraldo 20th of a Series be FRESNO, Calif. ‘—Australian| Hanner points to Bob Mathias,|too cumbersome and too big, all) SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (#—Seven-|it in 1918. IES : jbe flexed with your weight evenly] miler John Landy may be the big!Corniéelius (Dutch). Warmerdam,| because high s¢hool and even teen athletes, from Brazil, Mexico * * « | of 3.000 teoroughbreds ical By PATTY BERG \distriblited trifle’ more tracti ere IP ” - : i : : meee a highly personal perilthe Bef “org ae = ance wo oS ae hang tain Fy Sim Iness, Cy. Young and Rafer = tiemygan| mages kids ore given ajand the United States will com-| A fotal of 116 players have been each year, only about six turn of an individual’s golf game, and) Your arms and hands should be Png nday ‘|Johnson: as five champions wha| ace ar ae ea oor - o pete here next week in the modern a the paid of the Cleveland) out to be high class, about 40 fall =< many professionals use varying ‘Kise “in toward your body with| * {got thelr’ first taste of the big) ”A.w tc’ say’ Fanner con (Pentathlon as a stepping stone to|pay ne 1 years in foot: into second class. and up to 900 stances, F have experimented with the right elbow close to your’ right And pry ees Saar bar | time in the ome mest. . lees poe y oot ball. . «~« « or * y eee ve tied Tes to keep my shoulders and director J. Flint Hanner, He be. |. The.event, which started as are-/ “The youngsters ‘are the rea-— Start ce oe Mrs. Pearl Zoil of Green Bay,sister to Native Dancer, is among two—square or slightly open. hips as square as possible to the| Meves the meet has been directly placement for a defynct automo-| son it was established. We will | “Oring, Su a aL) es inuing | hasdt missed a game of bowling in the nominees for the 1956 Selima In the past few years } have line along which I intend the ball responsible for the development bile race and grew into one of the, never ignore them. After all, the ifor five days, eight sea from the 21 years. She participates in the at Laure! race track this fall. used mostly a slightly open stance! to roll. This gives me a pendium.-} o many of the world's greatest nation’s biggest sports carnivals, high school freshman this year United States, ne from. Brazil and) . Go = z x in m putting. While I cannot ad.\like stroke with the body staying) "eek and ftleld athletes. ‘has been criticized as rambling, might be a Mathias or a War. four from Mexico will run off the . 4 $ : _ __ =)" | peendaea|in a Gow eonsoual® five-event meet. The events are Mallory Voltmaster Coil! - For 6 or 12 Volt Ignition Systems vocate it for all players, I can square at all times throughout the i ie Ithe 4,000-meter cross-¢oiintry run, only say it has worked well and) Swing. T ae ] Wi t h ° G I Since its founding, 29 world Poce licarinig 0 easter (trea! miyie feels the most comfortable for me. Some playéehs hit the ball off | est Oa 1 in a Oa American and national inter: swimming, 25-meter timed fire pis-| Cars... Trucks... Busses. Marine Engines Comfort at the ball is very the end of thé putter, but I feel | Scholastic records—more than anyiiol shooting and 2,300-meter cross, important to a smooth and well. better results are made by aim- MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (®— Anjkicks through the normal goa] other track meet can claim—have country ride. executed putting stroke, ing for the center of the putter fallen before the thousands of * * «© experimental type of goal post de-|posts would bring 1 point for each’ . athletes who h iven th | : biade. However, the important | .imed to return kicking to its one-;conversion and 3 points for a field Piagagalia a Mo Ser een taseas eave draw the left foot hack slightly {Re Wi te BM ithe ball at the |time significance in the game of goal, as is the case under present world records are broken.” |athletes of the three countries for fram the. line of your putt. Play ween - elas *€ 88 {football will be tried out here St rules and with standard goal posts. Most of the 18 world marks setithe Olympics and was arranged ae nell syle on eee heel. w _ . urday: * 8 8 |here have been eclipsed, but two!at the suggestion of Maj. Gen. Wil- ee eS “= bail should) hen addressing your putt, have| . Kicks through the smaller and —the 100-yard dash and the 120- liam C. Rose, chairman of the U.S. be fairly erect with » Httle bends feeling of ease and corfort. You) The new design. featuring . goal higher goals would be good for 2 yard high hurdles—still are rated Olympic Modern Pentathlon Com- at the waist. Your knees should should be ready to hit the ball)post within a goal post, will be 244 4 points, respectively. lene beer ever : lea — — ‘when you have confidence in your! used in conection with West Vir- ckeyes Lead ‘the ball. Just hit it. oe 6 (Copyright 1956) The arrafgement, devised by : Charles Simmons, a wholesale STANCE FOR PUTTING ; bar extended forward to the goal} line. | The normal side bars on the goal Sack Top Batter A small goal, with a width of 6 feet, 2 inches, will be centered with the lower cross bar, but will lgrip, stance, and your decision as|ginia University’s ..annual spring ot . . in Hits Scores meat dealer from Elkins, will have ’ HIGHLY INDIVIDUAL will be raised an eXtra 20 feet) ‘be 10 feet higher | * « iward the Olympic Games. oes “Almond Eyes, two-year old full This coil means quicker starting, trouble-free performance. Econ- omy for better idling and high speed performance. Moisture- proof windings are submerged "he transformer coil. WOHLFEIL DEE Call FE 2-4907 Today for Your 2274 S$. Telegraph Road Appoint In using a slightly open stance, * ¢* * ment |to the line of the putt, There should/intrasquad game, Coach Art Lewis: 'be no hesitation or tensing over/said. ; the goal posts imbedded behind ki ; zones, but with the cross) . F* OSU Only Unbeaten 9 > i thal end) somes, but with the lcress|-F Ar = . . in Big 10; MSU’s Jim into the air, with the cross bar 18) ‘feet. 6 inches in length. CHICAGO um — Ohio State, only unbeaten team in the Big Ten base- hall race, also leads the league in batting and in runs scored. | The Buckeyes, defending cham-) pions, have a 4-0 record on a .283 batting average and with 26 runs, scored, tops in the circuit. | Simmons has explained that 4 Official, statistics released yes- ‘terday showed runner-up Minne- MVC Athletes PATIO GRILLE #88 _CAR TOP CARRRIERS 15 In. round cooking grid. 21'2> le ore ONS STEEL BASKET TYPE a High side rails, big sise suction cups. All fittings. STEEL RAIL TYPE Cushion sota (5-1) trailing the Bucks in batting with a .244.mark, But the | _ Gophers have two of the league's | © four two-game winners. | ; YOUR CHOICE | L L ~ Begin Carnival 88 Gopher’s Jerry Thomas has com-| . ’ : | : | , piled an earned run average of . = below 1.0. The other Minnesota| >. oe hurler sporting a 2-0 record is Rod)“ — Oistad. Other 2-0 pitchers in the: conference are Galen Cisco of Ohio) | TULSA, Okla. — Golf and, |tennis competition opens three-day | Missouri Valley Conference spring, Assume a slightly open stance sports carnival today. P | State and D Vv Di-. With the arms and hands close The track and field meet, dom-) ay Dick Vorreyer of Illi: toward the bedy, Bring the inated by Oklahoma A & M the : e e¢ e@ | head and eyes slowly back to past 16 years, is set for Saturday. | Jim Sack of Michigan State is the ball after studying the line “HOLIDAY” 22 in. GRILE- Folds flat. Wide arm rests. 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Largest increases in deer kill were reported in the Northera Lower Peninsula where 276,000 hunters felled 41,390 bucks. In the previous year 10,000 more hunters took 9,100 fewer deer. An upswing in the Upper Penin- sua deer kill saw 115,000 sports- men bring down 29,160 bucks, or * |4,800 more. than were bagged in - 1954. VOC TIPP UIE eneededaaey * » * Hunter population and deer kill 2 |figures also were larger for the * \southern half of the Lower Penin- BACK TO BOOKS—Jim Bailey, student : at the AP Wirephote suia. Some 31,000 hunters took 2,530 | University of Oregon, gets back to his studies —_Bailey’s time for the mile was 3:58.6. Along with bucks, compared with 20,000 and after cracking the mile run in less than four min- the setting a new United States record he’ also (1,700 in 1s utes last Saturday at the Los Angeles coliseum. defeated his fell t | se | y inge seum efeat 8. fellow-countryman, = Landy. | wor the ware state, the per- hh These Prices oy Plus a agg an Exchange BUDGET TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE! Open Friday ‘til 9—AH Day. Saturday ED WILLIAMS TIRE CO. . 451 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. at RAEBURN centage of successful hunters rose Winners ot Imlay City 27 Rowers Rescued After ire | Winners of the Imlay City Bowl- yeep erage eat = Three Racing Shells Sink 'Baird’s No. 1 team for high sin gle game. 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Mierkowicz, 32, in a native of Wyandotte, Mich., who broke Selfridge AFB to Display B52 Stratofortress MOUNT CLEMENS uw — The B52 Stratofortress, the Air Force's newest heavy bomber, will. make its first public appearance in the Detroit area at the Armed Forces Day show May 19 and 20.at nearby Selfridge Air Force Base: The B52 is the plane that will ‘drop an H-bomb in the coming tests in the Pacific. The aircraft ‘has a range of more than 6,000 miles and a speed of 650 miles perja picture of mechanical stresses hour. It is 156 feet long and has a! wing span of 185. WMNGA Rained Out ¥or the second week in, succes- sion, the WMGA “opening” has been rained out, Set for Wednes- ‘play was attempted as rain soaked) day, at Bald Mountain course, no the Jayout. No date has been set for the round, but it was expected it would be played May 25. Next scheduled round for the Metropolitan group is May 16, at brook. * Plum! Buys, State Miami Club} inte organized baseball in 1944 with the Hagerstown, Md., club. of the old Inter-State League. He spent parts of three seasons with the Detroit Tigers of the American League and has played 10 seasons of AAA ball. The Jets gave relief pitcher Charlie Haag an outright release to make room for Mierkowicz. TV Helps Test Cars DETROIT w — Not even a Hollywood stunt man would strap himself under an automobile for a first-hand look at what happens to a car-on a sharp curve or a rough test road. So General ‘Mo- tors has~developed a rugged little bomb-shaped television camera to do the job. The camera relays through a closed TV citcuit linked to a monitoring screen in the rear of the test automobile. Virgil Akins, St. Louis, Mo., welterweight, was an amateur boxer at 15>. The Chicago ‘Cubs have won 36 opening day games in the National League. They have lost 20 and tied one. Pensive, grand sire of. Needles, won the 1944 Kentucky ao and Preakness. 'ING—Freeman and. Lawrence, Tees: Buh! ond Jolly, Mi o_o Lg ‘waucee, ever, Philadelphia "and wna McDaniel ‘and Schmidt. STRIKEOUTS —rrtend Phtsburgh, Mizell, Louis, 24; 19; owes pmbe, kee and Roberts, Detroit Heavy Bout Has Title Bearing DETROIT w& — The Johnny Summerlin-Bob Satterfield heavy- weight fight May 23 at Detroit's Olympia is billed as one in a series of fights to find a succes- sor to Rocky Marciano's vacated title. Satterfield, the Chicago veter- 4s, Philadelph fighters in the division. He packs | a big wallop but has been | troubled with an inability to take | a good punch, - Summerlin, a Detroit boy, is! ranked No, 6 in’ the heavyweight | ranks. He'll give away a lot of experience to the Chicago fighter. | Sport Briefs Twenty-four American league players have been in the major leagues for 10 years or more. 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(R— Holly- wood Park begins its 17th season of racing tomorrow, with a small field expected to answer the call in the $25,000-added Premier Han- dicap at 6 furlongs, Recent rains make it likely that the track will be slow. : Welterweight. in Defense | BOSTON \#—Walter Byars de-| fends his New England ‘welter- I weight boxing title tonight against | former champion Wilbert Wilson in a 10-rounder at the Arena. Both f- are Boston boys. Only 8995 Plus Installation SEAT COVER MART - He | “THE PONTIAC. PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 Le FIFTY: SEVEN zy nae Tea f Star ‘Athlete Maton Leagite: ances Gets 25 Points a HoT. ‘SPRAY | ee — tm varegit ES OR, ae on Losing Team ee well, Detroit ay and nat aaa; Repulsk, St. ‘Louis, 23: Bor MIDDLEBURY, Vt. “ — Tom bh: ae he tere, Rerra| RUNS —Post. Cineinnait, iss Thosone _ |Hart of Middlebury College is al- ‘|and Bausr New ‘York, sad a bape Cmapont Air. Puede at most half a track.team himself. Expertly done, with new 56 equip- $ 95 Mo Bao entle, New York. tere Dover se Tr yplhaetcrme rns ac- merit... all labor ‘and materials. ~ ; . 3 Lome, wae points yesterday as i Baer’ New ait |p TESA te? lata Sisal" wf art enews emt 71-55 th UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED! |Detroit, Berra.’ New. York Olson, | T3 ee _ trac! ons ; , Washington, 27; Goodman, Y e #68 pOUBL ES-~Goodman, Boston, $; Kuena| » MITS Rover ategn’ and Movs, Se All Hart did was to win the 100, * Steam Cleaning * Motor Cleaning and le iH ernon, 4 - Detroit ‘and Run.|Louls, 28 . Cincinnati, Robinson, 200, pole vault, high jump: and 3. ~h Calealae — si, Cou Bs lbrosd. jump. PONTIAC UNDERCOATING Pz Paty. Baltimore Ms 4 me. De- 1p DOUBLES-Dark, Bel” pa ao In five meets to date, he's scored 7 Chese Street FE 4-5453 oc Lopes, Kansas y. Bauer and Walls, Pittsburgh, 6; Castleman, New 118 points. That’s about 41 per . ioe 5 tg York and Teitelbach, % = Long. gh and Moon, = cent of the team's 228 2-3 total. - meth, BORE ty ; ier. 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THURSDAY, MAY 1 10,1956 ve | Troy Now in Throes of f Zoning, Rezoning | 1) AF Rockets Bloody Rioting Threatens Island — British Execute Two Greek Cypriots... : Hit Home Areas : ‘Accident Firing’ Sends NICOSIA, Cyprus uP ar -of Cyprus with Greek. The|wire were ready near U.S. instal- Missiles Directly Into being eiked from Sabre . Jet planes, the Air Force said. A small ‘girl found one of the unexploded rockets in front of the — L’ Anse Lonurtbespaa’ bexega Harrison — and took it into the seitving Air Force officers hastened to the scene to remove the firing mechanism. Auto Safety Check Planners Both ’ Okay and Deny Decisions to Be Final After Vote of City, ‘authorities hanged two 23-year-old|British-Cypriot fight has cost 92 lations. Greek Cypriots today for politiealjother lives on o_ including 27; Most Greek Cypriot shops in shootings. The death sentences| soldiers and 12 Cypriot po-'Nicosia closed in protest over the were carried out at dawn despite) executions. Small knots of men linternational clemency appeals gathered in the downtown streets. , ferent firms have already con- | tracted for exhibition space in the’ jhousing, Harold Smith and Clifton 4) Declls Lions Club, sponsor./Robert Skibowski and George Hes- Secs en ences © ont ane proval has been given here to build a gas station and light industrial buildings, but a, second industrial behind the closely guarded walls of Nicosia’s big Central -Prison. zoning request was denied. The commission, whose votes) Ihave to win City Commission ap-) ‘jproval to be final, would allow Manuel and Mary Guerrero, gas station operators at 15 Mile and John R. to build another station lold violence campaign for Enosis! Fellow Greek Cypriots had thronged the island’s churches | praying for an lith-hour reprieve. The pair were the first Greek Cypriots executed by the British in a fight against the 13-month- at John R and South Boulevard. A strip of 30 acres on Dequin- dre north of 14 Mile may be the site of light industrial buildings, | planners decided at a 5 Tuesday night. The land, for | which Jervis J. Wattles of Skira Real Estate Co., Royal Oak, asked rezoning, will be zoned in- dustrial, provided a ten-acre site alongside be redrawn. | “I’ve never seen sucif a compli- cated subdivision proposal,"’ said Lawson Lockhart, city clerk, of the 42-home plan submitted for the ten acres. ‘There are four courts off the 660-foot-long street, and lots! are cut up in angles, triangles and ( AP Wirephote . all shapes. been sold to WTHS students and STATE bam PRINCESS — A blonde, 19-year-old Michigan "The planners asked that only 20| alumant, according to Bob Lip- and New Elementary State University sophomore, Louise Lagoy, has been named Dairy |\445 be formed. pert, general chairman. Planned — Princess for 1956. The princess’ father operates a 220 acre dairy farm near Albion. 44 Firms Enter Show Planned at Rochester — ROCHESTER — Forty four dit- Mrs. Grace Yancer, 376 Minne- sota, as president of the South- east’ Homeowners Improvement Assn., objected strenuously to the light industry zoning 96 close to home areas, Light industry zoning was de- nied in another area, when eight property owners on East 15 Miley Road made requests. Spot zoning was undesirable, planners decided. A nursery stock business~ will have to stop operations if the planners’ decision is endorsed by the city commission. R. A. Pickett and L. J. Selmlee, who have been operating the nursery stock busi- ness at Lamb Road and Rochester and Alex Young; space sales, Clin- |ton Smith and Walter Michelson; Rochester Builder's Show to be|Nunn; setup and parking, Wayne held at Halbach Field on Friday,|Michelson; cleanup and _ police, | ggastan and Sunday, May 25-27,|George Sargent; utilities, Clarence was announced today by the|Kremer and Francis Voll; tickets, Several of these firms have taken|keth Jr. and refreshments, Martin .|senior prom, will be held by the Road for two years, without a/ |to Prevail at Senior Prom ship High School's ninth annual’, senior class Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the high school gym nasium. Decorations for the gala affair ave been created around--a ro- mantic ‘‘moonlight’’ theme. More than 200 tickets have Some 270 graduating seniors are expected to receive their diplomas at outdoor graduation exercises June 13. ¢ Bloomfield Hills. Tax Hike Asked $193,000 Budget Calls for Millage Increase;| Public Hearing Set BLOOMFIELD HILLS —A raise Demetrious went to their deaths) the constable, Demetrious of shooting a British businessman who recov- ered. Fearing a_ repetition of the bloody riots which killed at least four persons and seriously in- jured 142 in Greece farmed British troops patrolled every igiend —aaeety Romantic Mood |} in athens, news of the execu- tions brought no immediate new violence, but armed security forces trouble, WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—“La already had been thrown around Lune Reverie,” Waterford Town-|the British Embassy and rolls of = W. Bloomfield | High School Addition| WEST BLOOMFIELD — More classrooms was a main concern of the West Bloomfield Board of Ed-. ucation at this week. The board voted to ask for a $960,000 bond issue in the school —teleetion on-Monday, June 11, This issue, they said, would cover an addition to the West | Bloomfield high School, an ele. | mentary school in the south end — of the district and an addition to the present Scotch school or a new building in that area. The $60,000 amount would cover both sites and equipment. i stood ready for new Barbed wire barricades; cials witnessed the hangings. Soldiers blocked half a mile from the prison and searched every person and vehicle headed toward it. their final appeal for executive ,jclemency Tuesday, Later their parents and attorneys appealed in vain to Queen Elizabeth II for clemency. Washington said Secretary of State Dulles had suggested informally to British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd that postponement of the or bara might ease the Cyprus crisis. Only- military and police offi- all approaches Karaolis and Demetrious lost Authoritative informants in Air Force said today 22 rockets were fired off by accident over a mile square area beyond Selfridge Air Force base today. Three re-| portedly exploded in residential | sections, One house was reported set afire by a rocket which shot into the South River Road area about a mile from the base. Air Ferce officials warned peo- Ple not to touch or handle any rockets they might find. Police sealed off a two-mile square area while officers attempted to retrieve the unexploded rock- ets, The rockets were “‘inadvertent- Commission nd the threat of bloody rioting rnered Mt. Clemens Suburbs Sse eta pe pe — bendeaniy Enosis fighters tol manned ‘with ies guns kept A h Cli Z ‘ o 8 8 execyted, Karaolis “lconstant patrol, _ .TROY—Planning Commission ap} 9” So =e woes aumated of inartsrdcte — MOUNT CLEMENS @ — The! pproac es Ullmax An estimated 19,487 drivers have | participated so far in this week's campaign for safe driving in safe automobiles, according to Robert Tricker, chairman of the Ld auto check, Tricker said that public accept- ance of the campaign has been “tremendous.” , “I'm very pleased to see the | check has gone as well as it has,” — he said, | Some 265 drivers have received warning citations from police for defective equipment, he s@id, But | about 60 per cent of these drivers have returned to safety - check — lanes with defects a he ly” ejected from. their pods. while | added its business esas * ° . TT HA 05 c South Sagitw Steet added. commercial zoning, asked planners This will be the second year a last night for the commercial |° $1 per $1,000 in valuation is nec-| The board approved a new — A chair that will add beauty to the home ' the show last year attracted Schools Closi zoning. ee en ee joa is tolary schedule for the teaching | a and give lasting comfort . . . Guaranteed - ive er roads, Cc 8 i | - thousands daily. ng Three plete near the prepesed a eed ara staff. Starting salary for teachers! delivery of any chair purchased up to noon wilt ond vs missioners decided week's'with a bachelors degree will be! Saturd } ; =a Hollenden tr shopping center at 15 Mile and | meeting. $4,200, with a maximum of $5,850) ee 7 led, olbgernaare Sanagages Livernois were rezoned com- | They tentatively approved alafter 12 years. | home furnishings, “do re ear self’ equipment, and many mar- vel of today’s scientific world. One feature will be a “Kitchen | Ot the Future” which wilt dem. | onstrate an electronic oven and the belling of water in ten sec- j | crmadlag among other advances in ‘ mercial last night. Requests were by the Thomas Basco, Dr, Fred H. Gasow, and Victor Richard for Summer Imlay Pupils Graduate; | i Plans for the shopping center, tu Metamora, Marlette List be on land owned by Elmer Went- worth, are now in litigation. The jthree’, lots have been residential, $193,000 budget, including the tax) rate increase, but residents may have their say at a public hear- ing set for May 28, before the final commission vote. | * & @ For the exclusive residential! - area that it is, Bloomfield Hills Teachers with g masters de- | gree will start at $4,400 with a | maximum of $6,150 after 13 | years. The yearly, iecrerment will fj. be $150. There will be one vacancy on) the ‘Board of Education this year! officials said, the candidates must ROCKERS! he Cee a ee Eighth grace pupils from 15) * | ‘be -* ‘School Census Canvass Begins ' have announced that census tak- _ ing is under way. ‘ primary fund is determined by the ¢MPloyed five people in his home . ‘three day show. This will include ’ at least $100 in cash daily, and a ‘Lions Club officials state that|schools in the Imlay City area * over $1000 in cash and merchan-|graduated in exercises held last night in Imlay City High School. Speaker for the occasion was Wil- liam E. Kriight. dise will be given away during the Hamilton watch daily. It will not necessary for winners to be present at time of the drawings. they stated. Lions Club committees ih charge Of the show are: General chair men, Frank Firnschild and Fred! Maynard; ‘publicity, W. M. O'Brien, 17 Enumerators to Take Waterford Area Count, | May Dates | from four elementary schools will ‘graduate in exercises held at Pil- grim Congregational Church at 8 p.m., May 16. school] follows: 14, the Senior Tea; May 15, exam- on their trip te Washington, re- turning the morning of May 20. That evening Baccalaureate service} jwill take place with Rev. Hoeflinger bringing the message |” At Metamora, eighth graders Mariette Community . School will close for summer vacation on May 25, Activity dates scheduled for the until that time are as’ May 12 will be the J-Hop; May inations; May 16, the Seniors leave George with ohe home involved. Bad Checks Down, Prosecutor Reports land County Prosecutor's office in the first. four months of 1956 to- talled $14,082.59, Prosecutor Fred-| erick C, Ziem said yesterday, Bad checks reported to the Oak- should have far better roads than it does, the commissioners said. Although few loud complaints reach the city officials, there is known to be much concern ‘ever the bumps and heles in many of the city’s gravel-topped side roads, according to City” Manager Elmer Kephart, The tax increase would bring rate to $17.80 per $1,000. ne. was the. increase of city weattene values from $7,385 to The figure is a slight decrease total was $8,528.56. Ziem said his office sends let- ters to reported bad check sers, who have five days under|ing supplies and equipment. Funds! Michigan law to make the check good or express intention of doing so, “Better than 70 per cent make Tad will cost from $12,000 to $17,- checks good as soon as they from the $14,252.60 reported for) will bring the tax yield to ie at the same period last year, Ziem officials said. said, and a further drop from the $14,468.86 reported in 1954. The 1953 Eo for the coming fis- * e@ ical year would include hiring a third highway department worker, and securing more highway build-' from the Motor Vehicle Highway; 'Fund also go towards road work. Resurfacing part of Lone Pine '000, commissioners learned last! have petifions filed on or netore) Saturday, May 12. Dr. Leif Hougen, eapprintenderst of schools stated that the annual, schoo] census will be taken here during the rest pirest ot ihe the month. ne Nab Holdup oldup Suspect =~ in Police Raid Here A 19-year-old man, wanted in ‘seven armed robberies, is being held for Hamtramck Police after his arreste yesterday in Waterford Township. Taken along with John L. Kop yra, who was hiding out at 580 ‘Oakland Ave. police say, was -a woman wanted for questioning. | The arrests were made at 4; p.m. by Det. Don Gravlin of the jtownship police when Koptyra re-| Ll 2 be Four at Avondale Wednenday ae Gris oi eet the letter,” Ziem said. “Most/night. Bids for the job, from Or- Mes tin Waid "be ey ae j . Graddation exerciase with De [baa checks seem to be a Sl eczived anal to eae 45 caliber revolver hidden in a! Census takers today - began parold E, Sponberg, of MSU, ‘kes. iat no intent to defrauc ‘city engineer Helen ay (trumpet case. knocking on doors in the Oakland spe ce County area as a house-to-house count of pre-school and school-age residents. began. A report of all persons ages one day through 19 will be taken, Deadlihe for corr Trucker R Released After Alleged Plant Work. Jail Term for Dumping A Detroit truck -driv er was to be! ‘released from Oakland C ounty Jail today after his conviction yester-| day of dumping rubbish on a pub- ilie rig’ way, A Ingle fined the man $50 and $25, ‘cost and said he would commute the jail sentence when the rubbish! cleared away. Brings Court Order pletion of the project is May So far, both Waterford - is | An order to show cause why he ship and Avondale School Districts Should not be restrained from op- lerating a smal] manufacturing iplant in his W aterford Township; home was issued yesterday against | Myron L. Greenberg by Oakland) “5 ‘County Circuit Judge Frank L.! Cad ‘Last year there were 14,951) Doty: youngsters in the Waterford School A jrearing was set for Monday) Pontiac Jaycees Tap | Cena, of whlch eT re in toe Waterford “Township attorney Eller for New Term 5 to 19 years bracket. The school Waterford -Township district’s allotment from the state John W. Bell charged - Grenters Seventeen enumerators have | been employed to take the cen- | ous of Waterford Township. | Melvin Eller, Pontiac contractor, census. Four women will homes in Avondale District's four elementary school areas. at 2110 Kohler St. to manufacture equipment in the glass industry. Bell said the operation was a last night was re-elected to a sec- canvass a}! &auges. and charts for ammunition ond term as president of the Pon- jtiac Junior Chamber of Commerce. Other officers elected for one, Mrs, Elmer Dancey will cover Violation of the 1950 township zon- year terms are: Ben R, Hawkins, Elect Leo J. Heenan to Head Commission Leo J, Heenan, Pontiac archi: tect, was elected president of the five - member Pontiac. Historical Commission last night at their or- ganizational meeting -held at the Waldron Hotel. ae vice - president was are Cummings, and Mrs, Donald E, Adams was elected secretary-|s treasurer. Other members are Mrs. N, Balz and Richard Poole, The commission began ing information on securing of the oldest families in Pontiac in preparation for the city's eenten- nial celebration in 1961. t names: ‘and Herbert Cooley aided in the Pontiac detectives James Bale arrests when it was feared that Koptyra might be armea, Hamtramck Det. John Jelonek identified Koptyra as one of four partners who gained some in a string of robberies from early | March to mid-April, tramck, Highland Park and De- roit. Steal Gun, Money ~_ in Breakin of Station A gather- about $150 in cash were reported $965, in Ham- | 25 caliber automatic and. stolen in the breakin Tuesday night ,of a gas station at 251 Oakland Ave., Pontiac Police said. According to. the owner, John |Lyons, 125 Cadillac St., a wrist viewing A remarkable find! These big, deep lounge chairs rock or swivel in a full circle. The reversible spring cushions will never lose their shape for the life of the chairs! Yet they're as soft as a featherbed. Luxurious covers in decorator colors and pat- terns. Here — at one low price you can get your choice of chairs sell up to $79.95. Only a tremendous special purchase brings them Ideal for TV REGULAR 79.95 movenn PLARE-ARM SWIVEL ROCKER that normally -+e- watch also was taken. He said to you at such ($100 was taken from the cash! ‘drawer and about $50 in change , Auburn Heights School area; Mrs. ing ordinance, first vice president; Leslie Lang- Utica Man Injured | a ' Carl Grusnick, the Stone school, ford, second vice president; Dr./Q$ Auto Rolls Over Lynn D. Alle th Mrs. evans ee nee Clarkston Man Hurt Gent: on oe Meise | Injured when his car rolled over removed from a cigarette machine. | School, a ry ““"' A passenger suffered head cuts Leonard T. B t di, in Troy Township early this morn-. The building was entered, police Stiles School district. leh left) Faitalee Lak pad hae otha Gotalicas 7X, SK when an auto left Aalee © William A. Fox and Donald Wed- ng, Chester S; Kochen, 29, of Utica*said, after a small hole was bro- -Foad in Springfield Township. yes- die delegates. ‘was listed in fair condition in St. ken in the glass of the front door terday and rammed a tree. Three members elected to the Joseph Mercy Hospital. ‘and the door tinlocked from the Charles L. Byrd, 20, of Clarkston, 16man board of directors are:| Kochen said he didn't know ow inside. id was released after treatment in Weddle, Robert Anderson and the accident occurred at 2:50 a.m.| = ores General Hospital, author- Clyle R. -Haskill, at the corner of John R. road and . Open Daily 9 to 6 at Real Estate Office aud S$ said. | E South Boulevard. Oakland Coun- | Friday tl 9 P. M. " §afe-crackers failed to pry open| ‘The driver, Loren E. Richards, ity deputies found his auto in a) FOR *e @ a ‘safe in the breakin Tuesday |20, of Holl), told Oakland County, ditch, , ‘ a of a Waterford Township reaSheriff s deputies that he lost con- | at Its FINEST Ask about the WARD-WAY CREDIT PLAN e@ No Interest! © No Carrying Charge! @ No Payment if Sick or Out of Work! WARD'S GIVE HOLDEN'S RED TRADING STAMPS! Safe Yegas Foiled yer - Charged With Larceny Charged with g | ($100 in the illegal gale of food-|Tr \Samsice one More wot Try Restaurant Breakin he formerly was employed, Donald | Patrolling Pontiac police offi- Jewell, 29, of 4401 Baywood yes-,cers last night discovered signs of. was re-terday waived examination and 4 breakin at a restaurant at 554 larceny of , Oakland County/|trol when his car hit a mudhole. Seis Det. Leo Hazen said. Nothing was reported missing at ape tcl patna Co ci Shoe Store Is Looted . although desks and filing cabinets... ,Six dollars in change Pixley were ransacked. ted looted from the cash regis--was bound over for arraignment|N. Perry St. A s | _/ Hinges on the safe were knocked |ter in the trfakin of a shoe store ‘Monday in Oakland County Circuit! They said a basement door had Home Furnishings ~ } off, he said, and enemers made |at 552 N. Perry St. last night. Court. jbeen removed from its hinges. P 332 Main St. => = : | to oops ne gual The owner, Floyd N. Shotwell, Pontiac -Municipal Judge Cecil|The owner, Louls Savas, 155, Chip- "> Reshesies Mich : , gained througl 9,111 James K Bivd., reported glass MeCallum {reed Jewell under 5p Rd., did not report anbhing on vat” OL) tee | broken rear’ window, Hazen said. in f Tear door broken. - bond, missing. ; OL 1-9642 —S—— i , | i ‘ e 4 ? : : 4 | a y ’ { i : I | oe. ? \ ‘ fr f ; i ‘ i “ i ; i ix ei F ff i ; 1 i fi SPU Goel Se nl Ae \ By a - ‘ Se ee ee 3 A 3 dy 4} ‘ Mg ee ee eo ae fy 7h een oun Pe j ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. "THTERSDAY, MAY 10, 1950 UM Physicist Photographs Unknown Atomic Particles ANN ARBOR \#—A University of Michigan physicist has devised a bubble bath chamber which will permit . photographing of ‘hereto- fore unknown aspects of atomic! particles. Associate Prof, Donald A. Glas- er, 29, said his bubble bath for the short-lived gamma. rays and previously invisible neutrons will give scientists a éhance to see their speeding flight for the first time. He described the chamber in de- ticles into’ the liquid has a good chance of striking the xenon atoms. ~~ ~ As the atomic particles are di- rected into the small chamber from an outside source such as an atomic accelerator, the liquid boiling. Neutral particles race through the chamber. Suddenly one strikes an atom of xenon, and the point of collision is marked by the cre- ation of bubbles in the liquid. By tail for the first time last night. [checking the phot raphs with co- Some scientists speculate the!ordinates and feéding the infor- the chamber may reveal nuclear|mation into an electronic comput- events not yet known, ed scientists can calculate ve- The new device is called a'locities, directions, energies and xenon chamber, filled with liquid! masses. xenon gas, as dense molecularly) More than 25 institutions in tbe as solid aluminum, United States are adopting Glas-| Because the xenon atoms are so] er’s earlier bubble chamber and large and so close together, any one university has a three-million-|was questioned . behind directed radiation of atomic par-|dollar bubble chamber. doors, “answered questions appar- ~—iliconaannnnnuummmma,\entiy later whetHer to hear him further.” THURS..---FRI. Walt Disney REMUS UNG SONG 5 i i SOUTH " SECOND BIG FEATURE The VANISHING AMERICAN “An Invitation to Excellent Food” SERVED FROM STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN THE BROILER MANNY’S FINE LIQUORS—FINE FOOD West Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. Phone FE 4-4611 xenon is brought ‘te the verge of|~ ‘trial information to. the Russians |LIVES ‘NEAR’ GOTHAM | Morris declined to discuss in de- for espionage which. included both Enlist in Marines, ‘Recruiters Say local /nounced today by MSet. | Powers, completion of the courses in funda- ~ | Station. ‘are: Grady E. Bullock, 33 Michi- igan Ave., Chemist Tells of Red Dealings | Secret Probe Studied by, Senate Investigators of, | 17-Year Contacts Internal Security subcommittee studied today testimony from an unnamed American chemist that he had supplied technical indus- = “He said he worked for the Rus- ‘sians (from 1933) until 1940,"" Sub- committee Counsel Robert Morris told newsmen, “His. contacts through the 1940s were spotty and his last contact was in 1950." over a 11-year period. * * * Morris said the witness, whoj| - closed Beyond saying the chemist lived in “the New York area, broadly speaking,” Morris declined to iden- tify the witness, saying “he was afraid of his job and afraid of what the Russians might do.” He said the man was employed for the entire time by a private concern, tail the nature of the informatidn turned over to the Russians, or to say whether any official secrets were involved. He said the witness has been in pontine with the FBI. Morris ners the aren was one of a number of persons called for questioning as a follow-up to tes- timony last month by Harry Gold, a onetime Philadelphia chemist now serving a 30-year prison term industrial and atomic secrets, 16 From Area Sixteen’ men from Pontiae and Oakland County enlisted at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station during April, it was an-| Ishmeal The group is currently undergo- jing ten weeks recruit training WASHINGTON « — The Senate} — and Jean Simmons, wa o Hollywood Headlines: GUY AND HIS DOLL — Frank Sinatra and Vivian Blaine are principals in Samuel Goldwyn's “Guys and Dolls.” The multi-million dollar film version of the famed Broadway hit, also starring Marion |p re Coeds Dress: No Bermuda Shorts _NEW YORK u—Bermuda shorts may be fastiionable in many places. but they're strictly taboo on the sidewalk campus of Hunter Col- lege, a et college for women, * * 8 “No young woman of poise and dignity wants to go around a city ‘with’ bare knees,"’ decreed Dean Kathryn L. Hopwood. * * * No disciplinary action will be taken against gals wearing shorts on the camipus, but Dean Hopwood said she hopes “in a friendly fash- jon"’ to encourage ‘behavior that is appropriate to the situation.” | Machine Sells Oil STOCKHOLM—A Swedish serv-| ice station is testing a coin-oper- | ated motor-oil dispenser for weather durability anil miainte-| nance costs. The device can be: adjusted to give different amouhts' of oil and to accept a variety of | coins, open = the Neston Thester Friday, Movieland's . By BOB THOMAS . HOLLYWOOD (—In 10 years, | Hollywood’ s star system has done a complete flip-flop. A decade ago, nearly all stars al any importance—and most of the) others too—were under exclusive contracts to studios, FILM REVOLUTION Today, most stars are not under exclusive studio contracts, and that has brought a revolution in the production of movies. . * * “We have 20 million dollars’ worth of pictures ready to go,” studio head recently. | - said one “But we can't start them because we can't get the stars. We have to wait until they're available.” And when the stars are avail-| able, their money demands give | the studio bosses ulcers on their’ ulcers. * *¢ »® “We might as well sign over the, ‘at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot fin-Sem Diego, California. : Upon mentals, the area men will be given five weeks of individuAl combat training at Camp Pendle- ton, Calif. before being assigned to a Marine School, Post or duty The new Marines from this area David T, Schumacher, 808 Mt. Clemens St., Dick L. Sul- jlenger, 32 Moreland Ave., and Har- studio to them," sighed one of the, bigwigs. STAR IS KING The star is king in the movie world today. This puts his agent in the role of prime minister, and the studio grumbling about this can be heard from Culver City to Universal City. * ¢ @ When Don Hartman was produc- tion head at Paramount, he stated bluntly: Undergoes Vast Change “We don’t do business Star System moving all over the country and the world, in need of a few hours’ diversion in movie houses. Gls re- » \turned, . bought -houses, settled down. Soon they were able to find entertainment in their own homes via television. * * e@ The studios were caught with their markets down, No longer could they afford to pay millions of dollars yearly to keep actors on salary. You could hear the drop- ping of options all over town. Saturday I'll giscuss how the star system reyolution has changed film industry economics. |EAGLE: EI \teennseatilinto ith Cineu | Tonite [lM tint WINNER OF ACADEMY | AWARDS WB LUSTY! STARTLING! FRANK' jold F. Wyke, 151 Collier Dr., all \ot. Pontiac; Albert. G, Lewis, and |Richard J. Pintrick, Pontiac Town- Drive-In with stars any more. We do if with their agents. They tell us who we can put in a picture, when we ANNA Theater - 2150 Opdyke Road | Lest Time TONIGHT Me pf ne EE ORO Sanit / : Ae CONRAD WAGEL - R CERSA- STEROL PICT AND ALSO Na = i fare blaliae) tet; Cq=i a A | WATERFORD |E=Al | DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN Corner Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:10 P. M. - LAST TIMES TONITE KIRK DOUGLAS | SILVANA ~ * MANGANO an | TERROR TRAIL | “Jship; Dery! S. Beck, Stanley M. Throw Bricks ‘rushing to a girls dormitory to a panty, ‘brick struck Patrolman can have them and if we can make their pictures. And that's not all. They tell us how to make ag This is a far cry from the days 'when studio bosses used to dictate what stars were to do, both on the |Grumka, and Howard J. Linton, ‘all of Bloomfield Township. Also, Lyle L. Snover and An- tonio R, Sedano, of Royal Oak; ‘Robert L. Russell, Farmington; Frank T. Walters, Drayton Plains; ‘Robert I. Bannister and Eugene G. jot and off. Ruggles, of Rochester and Dav id) ; * - ¢ | R. Anderson Jr., of Birimngham.| How has the change come, | Hollywood's postwar depression. JAMMED LISTS LSU Humor? contract lists were jammed, Dur- ing the war years when entertain- ment-hungry Americans jammed itheaters, the studios could take the expense to develop new stars. These were augmented by the steal some panties, suddenly re- players versed strategy last night and cervice, threw bricks at- police. Nobody got) at the Police BATON ROUGE, La. (®—Lou- isiana State University students, * ° _* Peace brought a change in na- _ 7 * tional habits.- People were not Police, shooting tear gas : -+- - the crowd of 200 boys, won the battle, They arrested 29 LSU stu Digger Almost Pounds ‘dents and 13 high school boys. one Self to Kingdom Come There was one casualty. Bill) NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark, oP Seruggs on the leg. It may be —s M- Taylor was digging post. fractured. Roles yesterday when his digging Early in the evening, the stu- ‘tool clanked against a’ hard metal dents had crowded around Evan-' object, : geline Hall, a women's dormitory. *“ * * School officials decided to break Taylor picked up into the object, (up the party, Dean of Women Hel- didn't recognize it and got a ham- , ‘en Gordon told the girls to stay mer to break it open, An uniden- linside. Dean of Men Arden French ‘tified passer-by saw what he was That doing, excitedly told him to stop. told the boys to™go away. worked—for a while. and called police. * * * * * a The boys left one dormitory for’ When police arrived, they took ‘another, They encircled Pleas- the object and dropped it in the ant. Hall. When they picked up Arkansas River. ‘bricks and stones, officials decid-| It was a hand grenade with the. ied it was time for the Police. ‘pin still in. jt. MU 9-1902 LON POE "Woodward to Maple Rd.—East of Birmingham NOW SHOWING THRU seReAY } ALAN LADD y. EDW. 6. ROBINSON BROOKS” OF THE FRONTIER! BA Starring A PAYNE -DOMERGUT|| ™ breaks loose! Don Porte | ned CAMERON, |] Ss reer Non Porter | | _ ‘ S : ‘ > ( jabout? It was one of the results of) When: the war was over, studio) returning from the LANCASTER « MAGNANI Also — Walt Disney's | “SIAM” Sterts FRIDAY “KISMET” | | “MOON FLEET” . WALLED LAKE| PARK | fe herent PRE-SEASON of : *| ADDED ACTION! « OPENING §=—*/ 14, nioo0-nep Trani | | FRIDAY * « SATURDAY * | | r* SUNDAY A | af Everything 2 k Open ry « School and Industrial 4 & Picnics now being booked. a Phone VA 2-8613 Park Open Daiiy for Picnics & \ Dixie Hwy. (US-10)—1 Bik. North of Telegraph. LAST TIMES TONIGHT FE 53-4500 in , CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR! } TOMORROW meen ALAN LADD BR AVE D = OELMER DAVES’ \ CinemaSeori_ 4 and Friday _ Starring HOLDEN Kim NOVAK Rosalind RUSSELL Added: In CINEMASCOPE “MAGOO’S CANINE MUTINY” “TEARS OF THE MOON”. p——— STARTS SATURDAY VAN JOHNSON © JANE WYMAN in “MIRACLE in the RAIN” —aLso——. oun Eve Arden in “Our Miss Brooks” | ay ING’ Mother STAGE! MOTHER’S DAY. ted tress audience t Courtes: NECOI-ELNA sew: ING CENTER. Nest. ‘to Oakland Theater -PROGRAM! atle BROTHER SEW. Wear presented Ban! seingietelr * of the SUNDAY © NIGHT. AT 7:55 LAST DAY! 4 4 - production of zhi arth 35 Hn -~GOLDWYN’'s America's Own — mo oer svssaine IMARLON JEAN FRANK VIVIAN | BRANDO-SIMMONS: SINATRA-BLAINE IN CINEMASCOPE*AND IN COLOR! web ROWERT KEITH « STURDY KAYE « «4 THE GOLDWYN GIRLS “WORLD WITHOUT END” also “THE ATOMIC MAN” 2-SCIENCE SHOCKERS! 9S. PULLY » JOMNNY SILVER Te \ CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES COMMENCING AT 11:00 A. M. FIRST TIME SHOWN ANYWHERE AT POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Thru Sat. i ~ Twe Fine Features Plus Cartoon. Pack up your troubles and enjoy the biggest lough fest of the season! bargain in entertainment. o ’ ~ A 130 PONTIAC’S Biggest [|_£:50- 10:08 “40e Til Spm i OT gh ae er gs Fe, “i 5 gy ra POPE pee Fees) ay she Pe dice i f “a : Si J i ht oP a : eo 4 d S as i Lae 1 ~ es, an < Re = ee ; fis toe = i : | is 1 iy fel * a4 : {3 : 7 i tl Pie s 1 ERR > NR PONTIAC | PRESS. _THURSDAY, MAY 10, sal oS 7 Sess Fine _(U. of M. 1. Scientist er MOP ae jthe|DONALD | moe, to Use Radiation |r, Saked wih Plants tat are) | if You See Them on Fishing Trip - pele asg with inedible weeds, | TELLO, ne TER oGAMOTTE NC OTe ely) xn anno Ns)—atteaton Va Can't Please ‘Em in Charlotte's new. Coliseum is that/all fishermen! Radioactivity may ae fiat is Dene Sen Se em aoe ne nd were AlL—All the Time © ; : st es. A many persons walking} This summer, a University of through the ground floor! Michigan scientist will use radie| ROCKY MONT, N.C. — To al ' Jobbies have whammed into the active solutions to tell “good lakes |lot of folks, the letters “VD" have transparent full-length doors. from ‘ ‘poor” ones. come to mean venereal disease. (Blac our bed are ae ced ‘George H, Lauff, zoology in-| Several motorists put up howls damage to the unwary ans, /Structor, plans to study bodies of when they purchased 1956 auto-| City Manager Henry A. Yancey |W2'er ranging in size from smail'mobile license plates bearing ‘the | is considering installing flashing |bog lakes to the mighty Lake)“vp” prefix in front of the numer- n6 | Huron. ls. The State Motor Vehicles ted lights or luminous tape to a tect both ceces to the sorbate) | Lauff explains that the pro- \Department offered to exchange ‘ductivitiy of a lake can be meas-'them for plates bearing other Ae - lured by the rate that its micro-jletters. All of the VD plates— ft Saves Electricity |scopic plants are formed for con-'999—had been assigned to the “WASHINGTON — During 1955) ‘sumption tiny ane such Rocky Mount area. as water fleas. eas and; The VD plates sadderty became | there were 16 executions carried! siner consumers are eaten -by @/popular. Folks wrote in and asked | ~ out under civil authority, the sec-/small fish, and the small fish by to be issued the plates that had| > ond smallest number since 1930. larger ones, and 80 on up the/been turned in by ‘motorists. No Wt The 1953 total of 62 was the|aquatic chain. soap, said the department. Turned: emaliest. Like a farm, a lake may lack/jin plates can't be re-issued, BOARDING HOUSE — HO-HO! SPLENDID JOKE, MATOR! « EGAD.C LMAN _ HO-HO/ THESE NEIGHBORHOOD ERSON!/ ALL A IFUN Fe6TS/« AHEM! AND ERE THE N= HEW-HeEH! UN. SINKS IN A BURST OF GOLDEN \\ ER HEARD WE MZ) Ni GLIEAM WITH ellie cr ve 2 \\ ILT/a~- OH, YES, “10. oe oly | | | AD iixeo weuseo J AND REMIND THe OWLS ABOUT nected de PRE af ashen nn nt Fe) car Lot TO TWIT THE UR arrecoee NANCY : ae 2 By Ernie Bushmiller “MAN fam ty PMY AT THE 3 | ; Fane =] OWLS CLUB PALS POLLS’ RSSS ee = : . -£ DIDN'T BUSH 141mm NN Sills, 2] PARK BENCHES AR WN pall Sy Sa ae FOR ANYTHING NEED ATOUCHNT mE ie OUR SKATING AS COMMON =\ OF PAINT/ a Poy) By Is : a R- => : —~(%& 3-4 \ CLUB AS ROLLER: = P\-2 5B 4 7 REALLY 2 SKATING . iO = “HG, 4 = os f— I —— V0 = 3 B—\\|\- . = Joo? < \\- ' a ee: “a. y) 30° \ ~ = CAPTAIN EASY | _ | =a Leslie: Turner . \ | # "ef? Th FRAN} AMP MY TT BY PRETENDING THAT SENTIMENT FOR | I WHY, YOU FEMALE JESSE \ SKIP OF THAT “ = aed 5 DO" ve! ALONE || DOYLE'S OLD SHOP MADE YOU HATE TO | Mf JAMES! ILL Give YOU ONE 6OL ta | WE CAN DISCUSS IAY RELEASE] | SEEIT RAZECA OO FORCED me o> BIC LAST CHANCE TO SETTLE pie iz (i SRV RAISRatn | SOREN REE th" Fo ORCH = A ‘-o © $008 0p te tonven, nn ih Ht Pa oe ZINE PEOPLE Sm SEs v GREED. ] us! See wr OUT OUR WAY TAKIM PICTURES.) i\S)pa, eR NOW! [WE GOT TO GO BACK? ey I TOLD YOU TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT r STUFF GIRLS AN’ WOMEN LEAVE HANGIN’ IN BATHROOMS / By Edgar Martin , i Bal ij a oo | £ THE PAPER KNEW Vs TAT GUY WAS THEY SAY eC THERE... TARTS HOLY JHE’ RE EL TREY MUST'VE REPORTERS! - WENTIFIED PUG. > PA CZ, BN Aas 4 s $ : =i . 3 J A ts jj tJ I] 3 ae apogee i SAY for NEA tne. T. uv Ez Ae FAW ac HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN eine wee Song 5210 MORTY MEEKLE Me WERE ONS TO BLAINATE ITS GOING TO GEEM STRANGE, NOT COMING TO we DIXIE DUGAN = } By McEvoy and Striebel GRANDMA M_ON MY WAY T° TH’ VACANT] | THEY WON'T PAY ANY LOT T' ASK TH' KIOS NOT T° th SN oa cur CROSS MY LAWN ANY | one fi -N | ——adl re AL MAD Y if ti sf ; > ee ‘ rg pea mt! li tin see : UNCLE ALICK BARLOW 75 0 7 GOSH, JAN JAN, CAN L ‘TAKE $300 OUT OF U | LET ME IN ON A GOOD. THING..| | NEVER GET AN | OUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT ? I CAN] |..GUARANTEES ILt GET BACK] [OPPORTUNITY LIKE MAKE SOME REAL A q THAT AGAIN : " x COCR "rat toch hg ~ a # AG right reserved Mo, T don't think you look lke. frk Bo yu think he ook | like @ jerk, Mabel? . “It's me. Daddy let long ago!” : a . ’ Day Bu IYINg Head- quarters 20 Weeks 0 vo PEI othe sy with purchase of 3 pr. at reg. price cua ta 4§.98 BLOUSES OPLES Credit 8 North Saginew Street BIG DISCOUNTS * EASY CREDIT 3" et Suit Settled 170-190 Ib 14,75-15.78: Aad open, 12 00- 14.00; a few lots under, 5: * Galable cattle 2.000: Lee, ryou = Lorry bs 7$-19.50; 22, at Lon dancer. | steers 17.09-18.50; three loads commes- mercial Wasinens |Amount of the settlement was not! cis! isteers| 18 75-16.00 larger lots sows) salable calves 200:— Los ANGELES «—The $10,000) steers ped : $ mostly steady. a poo lea 196 8 mmon shore : re enerally active, ‘str 0 tu -| |e suit that a parking lot at- ff: ull sige. fully “35 lower yealers| common share, in the same Soe Jost endant fi ins’ teady to strong; stockers and feeders year jes increas 1 6 t filed against bandleader Remtuat Hoty Hl a joéd mostly high rom $173,496.571 in the initial quarter Horace Heidt has been settled, and choles 1300, i steers 21,80: et MED president Roy T. Morley. ae : ; en s also : & few) pres no ox Heidt will give the attendant, Billy Choice zearieg oo.86 a few mixed good! per ce r cent of the corulmarits the January- most good grade March period were derived from com-) ‘ood and. choice! iosed hetfera anti mixed yearlings 17 eres | |discl - Lee had claimed Heidt of ity an commercial cows 11.60-14 06 ‘pushed him. Heidt denied it. | geanere nd cutters’ 10.00-1260, some i : Holstein itters and utility cows mixed, ee SS | 12 se. utility noe sommerciel —_ ie a . ; & few hea ood avy fat buils Food Market Opening down to '1200; ¢ and choice vealers i 23.00 00: cull to commercial 12.00- | ORTONVILLE — The Modern \Food Center on South street here 'day through Saturday. Formerly. the LeLaunder and. Borst Food! Market, hands and is now owned by La-| Vern Borst and James Leece. |eut | stock steers 16.00-1 << — 1 be to ra 4 $00-6 00 h h h ed| mi) so _ . mos’ ¢ the store has changed) Se Sl een and utility la choice shorn — 8 23.00 ’ NEW YORK (INS) — Coie Wright | lCorp, announced net incom or quarter end Oo $124 EW YORK (INS) — Columbia Broad- | om. ing System, Inc, reported net in- cot for the quarter ended March 31 iF of $4,462 783 equal to 0 cents a com This compared with §3.897.- 3 cents a common share. tn the / |same period last vear, Revenues estab- lished a new record: at $88 406.663 | menths of 1955 i—_ & few medium and good yeariing 7 #s Dodson and a against $77.776.463 in the initial three both of Ramsey. jelma_ Bernardi Mich.); Pakistan's: is os cenit: Harry of Fostoria, \Oxford, Homer of Clio, Harold of Drayton Plains, Herbert of Water- ford, Hjalmer of Toledo, Ohio and Harlan of Holly; five daughters, |* Mrs. Hazel Davis of Pontiac, Mrs. Hilda Weeden of Oxford, ‘Helen Shapiro of Milwaukee, Mrs. of Detroit Mrs. Herma Snider of Washington) ~ STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Pro-| also a sister. brother, 1 —— igrandchildren-and 29 great grand- ie On the day it was settled, Okla- children. » largest 1 Oakland County Road Commissioner is survived by, ed March 31 rs $9.19¢.100. his wife, Daisy Lee; seven sons, bond Herman of Mrs. | and| Mrs. Dora’ Joab Hicks, There are 48) ey i will be refunded uben their return in good condition within §& davs from date f bidding. A certified check or bid) for a sum not ites than 5% of the amount of the proposal will be re- quired with each proposal a, ue jaa! at good faith and the sa to “ke « fect to the condittons stipulated in. the instructions to bidders. The right.to accept any proposal, to reject any o« all proposals, proposals is reserved by the City. By Order of, Hee Commission . EVANS, = A city Clerk | LEWIS M WRENN City Encineer| May 10 "4 bate Court for the County of Oakland | \Juvenile Division In the-matter of the petition concern- ing Rov Brown alias Taare miacrs Cause No 13207 Té James Brown, father of sald child | Petition heigl been filed iri thie Court! alleging that the present wheres bouts) * father of seid ch#d are unknown i law of the, (a under the jurisdiction of =) In the name of the people of the! ) F and to waive defects fn}. following boxes: 6, 13, 16, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29, 38, 58, 60, 62, 69, 73, 76, 78, ite 99, 114, : ___Card 0 of f Thanks 1 wal WISH TO THANE OUR oO friends and neighbors and a ry, Gpecial thanke to Rev. er C. yoo Mr. and Mrs. Sandy —_— bell. Lillian Gregory and daug ters E Wist 70 EXTEND, OUR thanks and sppreciation fox the many kindnesses shown to us ‘apples, i Seal . RTHUR FE. MOORE, wn prices in recent Sessions. - Bien’! Rea, fence ee ta Ree] Steals pegenepel and - rails Br eueeme b aiecieae (lems OPT ae VASCASSENNO. y mixed in the wake of an encour- : : : ; : Neputy Probate Register, Old crop a managed got Lhe dae ben ceive ep ae: agitig start which ‘had pushed hold the line on wages and fringe — Suvenie | ieising to rally several cents at the open- i Bs 75-2.25 bu. Celery pot, ne yey prices higher in both divisions. benefits, the weekly said. 56 ~~ reflecting an extension in buy-| Gog. fens. Horseradish, No. 1, L38-228| ‘Trading was fairly actve as It forecast that sparks will fly, ADVERTISEMENT FOR B poediyphasiet lowing yesterday's 10 oer arnt a poe ee os core losses in most pivotal stocks when these two opposites crash) The Bosra of Education of on School continue their “opening ede jonjgne areen, Ne. i. 78-88 dos. vehs.:|ranged from fractions to around a head-on. All talk of a cut-and-dried District of the 1 oe girls ae ean however. = ne | aavence, Pa wa Shot ‘eo 30% oy Poe: point. Some issues here and there settlement has gone by the boards, following Schools-and’ Board of Educa-~ F irmness in soybean oil qi ise nti ae eaten hostess ae dropped around 3 points. said Iron Age. Ga Race Reconstruct rear wall, new meal futures helped ane hi 1.26-140 dos. behs. | Rhubarb, ‘hot-| Gains scattered through the list The question of a peaceful set- “Se Swine nehebilitation of 2 Tollet Best showi soy’ . bora “se. 90 5-Ib. beet No. 1. ‘“7] went generally from fractions to tlement depends on how Sriously Rooms and adjacent areas and installa~ al aaa ais Seng CeT-|1.00-1.80 dos. behs Rutabagas, No. 1,/about a point, with some excep- labor will push for its more ex | “eiSieR Nenabiitetion’ of 3" Tells eals was turned in by wheat, large-|1.25-1.50 bu. Turnip, topped, No. 1, 2.00 , oabintemintcte) Ae tions. 4 and : : ly reflecting a letup in the liquid- oe Ls 15,00-16.00 30-toz. case;) The Associated Press aver of pensive demands, _ particularly LONGFELLOW—Remove! of a present ation and short selli hich ha ' ary 0: om | i - premium pay for weekend work,! partition and construction of a new Selling which have | medium, 13.00-14.00; small, 0.00-11.00. |6n stocks at noon was d . 10 partition. been entering this cereal in recent cents to $190.30 f ing _yester- which would be costly. in terms of AGLEY—Construction of an addi- weeks, Oats had the weakest un- = spohlapehe peat, mon, crea PRES eee eacte| = rl both money and in réscheduling) veel’ means of egress from the Gym- dertone. Detroit. cases included, federal-state mail care irene = of plant operations, the magazine, COWEN _Conewrestion i = saainonal * *¢ es grades: pone: hed record added means of egress from the Second Fioo Whites—G: * ‘oda. i 7 Sealed Bids will be received and pub- Wheat near the end of the first | e¢ ate ‘ats: Sons aghg scarara high. q y the industrial. and ees . licly aloud at the Office of the hour was % to % high May| 40: jum 40; small 12-34 wtd avgithe rail components were each . 4 = Board of Education, 40 Patterson Street, $2.28 %4: corn lower to % high| _prownsGrede A'jumve Was wid ave/down 10 cents at ‘noon with the To Pick Church Officers | fontisc. Michigan at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, corn r to % - : s . : a 45%: lar 45% wid avg 44; medium utilit unchanged. : Bidders will be required to furnish er, May $1.49%; oats % to %4/ Mii wid ave, 408 rorade B iaree at vow clase sean | WATERFORD — The Church satisfactory” Performance thor and ered ae Lane i ise 1% (308 mo AVE 3%, Checks 35-36 wid ave) Volume for the day was esti- ope ina pear’ “as Con Bide subsaitted shall main tira A re to. die higher, May $i2iun, andl| gammerilty eradea Geecsalbagpay aped arob Waterford Community Church will), * period. of 28, dara ay "2, @ e extra large 42-45; campared with 2,550,000 yesterday. omm : lurch Wi An, acceptable Bid Bond or Certified lard 10 to 18 cents a. hundred [Mise sini: etm Hy ts -wree| “Early in the acacia Bethiche | sapped UB ed peered co or eagees mp ir peoge ee pounds higher, May $12. 41-42; medium 31-39. Grade. B large Steel or 3 imap = : ‘ and will hold their annual election |$iy submittea * ™t Secompany . : nf rier Market pron ae lo tre ee! : advanced 1% but as of officers. Plans and eerupinpeain for the above Grai n Prices wepalate eal Gu esea auns atin cesare: prices softened in the second hour TOP SALES EFFORT — Victory in a recent woman in the Pontiac Motor Division company, __ may be obtain ned x etter Py | mga : reported jn some quarters, and/it lost this and slipped about a! selling contest conducted by ¥. I. P., local Junior holds an ivy planter which the JA unit produced cma pone, BALE aan teen Wn $ ot the office o the Ara “cutcaco! tee ibe ona henetnd wotterings \available to satisfy (Point. U. S. Steel and Republic) Achievement firm, brings an exchange of con- and marketed. Prize for the winning team’s ef- | proswaseei. Sale to be held at 1030/02), W; Huron Street, Pontiae, i Detrol ual tere. eee ere nee eet orp Fa hold their early) gratulations between Janis Paquette (left), cap- _— forts was a chicken dinner, eaten at a banquet | }..M¢ pela. MIS At fS W. Lawrence aoe oY. Ww. Dodge cotea. 2 ayy . actional gains. t PF A aes aa hinl _ , , May 0, 10, ‘s¢| Deneere om adere’ Bue TBS) gemence sere am ccon "Tne aaviann, sinost | fen a hse Fegan pacers maher men Hem — + een ee eed eS 3 Sa | gamtlle Bachange. Butter steady, receipts |ormly ahead earlier, became spot- = : = Notice of Special Asseesmnrat.| iu formaliieg therm EDUCATION er stea receipts : ; 2 eee een aen reg a eae vew oO ot So Seed Rae tae a 2h | changed: : Fe , ¢d \VFW Carnival Sets . y KING Vaa " Qggt,| 86.5: 2 c 05.38; ra 90 B $7; 89 C 36. : St d bak P k d arniva 0 To Pontiac Union School, B, * : ” ‘ to firm »- E | * 1 sis Jan 20.00.) 25085 ere Sia Say anche need on: New York Stocks U 7 er ac ar Matinees f or Chil dren 0 e a en ar Wateon, Ch renee, Panties, 4, OMe Nar May 8, nik i ~ May. . 188 rT; fet whites per; (Late Morn: tations) : é : Special i take notice: ‘That the e. roll of the -" 9% July .....:,-13-20 [GORE OBd ever A 41.8; 00-609 per cxat e ing Quotatic pecial communication Pontiac M8 WS se BR A a “tire ; ‘mediums 38: US stand-\agmtal .. .. 19.8 It TelaTe! 34 | 0 SAU wn rian ROCHESTER—The Auxiliary of) Lodge No. 21, P. é& A. M., Pri, May 2a, Aistaament heretofore made by the para, (a : checks current air Reduction 46, Isl Cré Coal . 43.6 . Jack Mason Post 3908, VFW, is) 11th, 7:30 p. m. to confer E. A. |ing that a ee oe en oe Death Notices ‘ : eget = 1 xe Johns Man 2 DETROIT (#—Studebaker-Pack- holding its annual carnival ali this| degree. Brothefhood night. Samuel! borne by ‘special Dasessment. for the con- : ‘ : About 90 per cent of all Ameri-| ‘cnt CACO? May 10 (AP) Potatoes: Ar- most ten $24 Kelsey Hayes g ard Corp, says it will stop auto week through Sunday oe Secewerd 5 en a Jectya Avenus” sxtenstea Sivom berry on , e° can home accidents strike people ys'* , ° = | (Weenesday 6 enone Ibs Budd Co .... 20 stolen, vers, the fact that the chicken-eaters| " : —Ady. ay = Sgr se line on ust 2 East @ide Mra, Helen ee Mrs. +. e@ We'll tell you about a new | pa ing prices unchanged; light Peng Bee, “411 Ohio Ol... of 1004 Boston St., Waterford Town- - : : Park Gubdivision to Seward ‘pireet, ag Bernord}, and Herma * s —in a company world 25-195; broilers or fryers 24-245 t we HOGS Ton : marked up the highest score-in a| Rummage sale, Saint John's from Russell Mrrect to east lim . Oe; dear brother of . ; @ Program wany | roosters 15-16; neties under tp (calume & gi... 82.4)Ship yesterday waived examina- oe sey. os ie Dodson and Joab ; = {Ys iSomp Soup .. 40 PecG& El .. y sales hich | Lutheran Church, 87 Hill St., Sat.|/#! Past Bide Pa famous for stability, growth |, | 25-26; over 414 Ib ; hen tur <7 Hu: iS Pea te es tion before Pontiac Muni recent contest during W ia my office | aoa punt inspection, service will be ve e f f° | ikeaty toe San* Dry ....:) i efore tiac Municipal 18 to 12. , he May 12. at 2 p.m. from the Od een ot bn met Soret ee | San 32 Param Pict... $2s|Judge Cecil McCallum P.LP. members sold tvy planters! Sie Blam lef = rays ta city) erfelt Puneral Home with Rev. | @ chance to see what this pro | . \Capital ait Rh} Parke De °°: 362 ae in a year-end “clearance sale." R SAG een ah nek ls te Games Leonard Bruder -Inter- * ect offers you ia srowth pos! , Thieves Invade Store, = [cae ” 33 Prag. 2C- | Rivers was bound over for ar. er Cenc ert et eereee sion Chamber st the Municipal Court) Getestorg kar" wicks Sill tet * © sibilities, salary and company: ° Seen rae Se Pe RA raignment Monday in Oakland The top unit, one-half of the Pon-|tional Church, Fri. 6 to 8 p. m.|in said City, on the 16th day of May iain’ on tis ~ Ky t. , © paid benefits e Ov look Cash Regi: hes & Ohio 65.2 vee BO tiac Motor Division sponsored firm, | Set. morning 8 to 12. —Ady,|4, D.. 1986 Bt 8:00 o'clock . Wo Te- + rand FF as pa erlook Cash Keg Cities vi 68 rT ....4... 43 |County Circuit Court and freed i ; view "said Assessment, at which time ne. Oxtore. ’ e i e lenin sai Ips D . |was headed by Janis Paquette who’ : and place..opportunity will be fiver alt} | Mi 9, . ROY -« Write, giving age, education | Mo .. 7! pniico ........ 2¢.3/UlNder $100 bond set by McCallum. A | Navy Mothers’ e sale. 1 ed to be heard J. @ Auburn Ave, age 63: . © and experience to: e |} A Commerce Township variety meet & Sa Philip Mor 3 | also is the company’s top sales- 98 W. Huron, Pri 4 Sat. ith Leg dover May 6, 4006 father of Katherine and PR 4 i © Nelson O. Heye?, Dept. 990 © Store was emered ) last) sight. Sse ‘alm 56.4 Pillsby Sts rt woman. The losing team. was head- and 12th. = —adv.| “> ADA R. EVANS. brothers “the seretee “puneral, , © (A), 1BM Military Products ® Oakland County Sheriff's deputies Col Gra A .. 733 Pit Plate G. - ag State. Employes Honpred: ed by Jackie Dubay. City. Clerk pee Pride a 3 © Div. Kingston, New York. © |said, but thieves apparently mfissed |Somw td... 41 Simen 22. 4] LAPEER — Miss Charlotte Hol-|_ Financed by the group, the ban-| If your friend's in jail and needs May 16 00] Fimeral Moms with Mav. Wayne Is17 i in the cash register. He Edis. ... 465 Pure Oil 404) ss Cbario - bail. Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA “Welton officiating. In 4 EG Th C Arthas won, 7750 ane at ee RR giccnss ties and Mrs. Myrtle Dempsey of 74 = featured ae us| ad ~ adv “Notice ¥ "Special Assessment., fF Wciten, officiating a e owner, ur Marohn, ‘onsum pub Stl ..,, 4 tion of gifts to spo ap- = Sidewalk the North Side of horter will in state at the 8 ‘ 7 the La State H - on BUSINESS MACHINES \Cooley Lake Rd. reported several | Pisce Gated, ve ‘ee ‘ oe de 06 7 " ing Sealcarats ome — Train ey, R. T. Shea and B. M.| . 4 esp eee Masel A oie’ Eenerel Sens. i CORPORATION inexpensive nad of ) clothing ot Re fey Tee B.... ‘$62 ‘ployes honored for A years oy Pitchford, of the Pontiac Motor) 11, Orchard Lk. Comm. Church. |_ T° a Wilson, “ent bape aes Michael, 277-@itzabeth La a 4 |were missing. The /store was en-|Cont wea gefeway St.) 6 anre'ol pervice be the otabe ts at 8 staff. | A adv, |one — rca rere tne pectal os oS wr a Mr. ES : © © DATA PROCESSING © \tered through an jopen side win-|Cont Of! .... 123, 9. Reg Pap .. $3.8 b - sessment hereto! City| brother of Jacquelvn, Btephi . . ; 3 ® |Tecent banquet in Lansing. Spon: F Rumma le, Assessor for the pu cavavine David White. be ° ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS © | dow, he said. Curtiss wr .. 33 Bes AL RR... $¢ | eas the Michiona State ioves ‘a sale, May 11 and 12,/httart of the cost which the Com- goon after 7 pm. Friday 3 @ ° TIME CQUIPMENT © | ‘The store is looated at the Union|Deere,..---+-- 241 Bears ee zi. 3] Michigan ae yes! usiness ofes 9 to 5, 5, 2012 Cass Lake Rd. —AdV./mission decided should be. paid and Pursley.. 1 Puneral * MILITARY PRODUCTS @ 1 Simmons * 3 Assn. | borne by special wasesament for the srrangementa will % Ge ‘ cecscccicn cy = Petes: 1585 Union |p ° Rivet 2. aed Sinclair OS... 3et| Rummage sale. Youth Center, constuction of § ft, concrete sidewalk) - fpoer by the Pursley coe e eee a Du Pont. 12183 See Bee Livestock Three Pontos lane area truck driv.| L#ke Orion, Pri. and Sat, —Adv. nue betreem) Jenn Tageeu and erm % nr ire one. im = = ee | or Tot No 102 and eas itcomb, Ro ormerly a — = Py East “Aly L .. ot — Rand a <4 DEFROST LEYESTOCK jers, who share a total of 22 years’ Lat Ne ‘a3 ts new 0 on file in my office of Becaheer afte aE | ; / = ato Lite 37 bps poeta p 111.3, . DETROIT, May 10 (AP)—Hogs—Salable Of driving without an accident, Burroughs Gets Contract ie csceuis cate chew hereby given thet the Bs, ‘Mare wal +4 Clerk, Mrs. i : . / ‘Nene RR...” 222 Std O81 Ind... og ee ateunere not established, asking 25 were among 135 honored for safety. ‘to Build Missil 'B Commission end the. Assessor — Donald Criteineer, Mire. ° Edi / Co | EB-Coll-0 - 904 ora ai Shio Sef] Cattle—Salable 150. Market mostly iby Associated Truck Lines, Inc.| issile rain’ Ory coon ry U Lb o La are tf a 3 es Bigelow has announced net income for ter with burial in Cl Hil] Pontiac, Michigan, until 4 PM Lines 1-De7? 3 Days 6 Days 278.2 155.1 782 191 §,Choice shorn lambs number iy utility the Quarter ended March 31 of 8508.788. a: in over Ul eastern Stendard Timer of Monday 2 $180 «$186 = «$2.76 reece 44.0 1290 71.6 1716/2600: utility tg choice. mostly utlll'y| equal to 47 eents a common share. This Park Cemetery. Mrs. Adler died May 28. 1956. at which time the bids 3 be 27 46308 high 257.8 1424 75.7 181.5 8nd good 18.00-@.00;-light culls down tO compared with $413,273. or 31 cents a T sill be publicly opened and read by the ; 0 ‘a Values $4, 4 Ww 203% 1149 672 148.8 1000: cull to choice shorn slaughter sheep | common share, in the same period last, uesday in Harper Hospital. Clerk and the rates of bids for the aif-| : 18 3 5 04 fe CME UC ear Bales increased to $12.546.872 from | oh _|ferent items noted, for the construction | 225 405 66.00 $ 9 9] DETROIT Stocks _—— bu #45 in the initial ‘three months! John L. Hicks of 2” Bituminous Concrete Revurface| | ‘a oe e i] | resident er Le ar i . iam after decimal pointe are eighths| 1 SS hme tive ble hogs | Dusiness prospects for the current year LAKE ORION—Service for John peepee work Ce asanttesn en: a 380 86648 | (9.60 Mak lallen Elect. & Equlp* ‘gh or i Nos 9, s00. races evi etl igenerally 25-501 878 “Very GO |Lewis Hicks, 82, of 565"Mayer Ct., volved tn eis work consist prihetpaliy J ce Ue he / @#eoe f ee 2 trees Coe... 15 “ 5 «| Risher = aie Swraaredenor i. ane 3| NEW YORK ‘AP)—Enternational Paper will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, from tb ee Ppsyedalaad’, Conerete Resurface| “' - ih 5 lee. sry Oi ne Guens 77 4.7 light weights arqund 2270 Ib and lighter, Co. achieved record first-quarter net the Flumerfelt Funeral Home,}Course, 2025 Tons. eke aes ie . Wowell Biect. atone) Une es 18 sows also uneven, mostly 25-50 higher, profits of $21.443.021 equal to $194 &/with burial in Ottawa Park Come Curb most copscemens. ahd- : parry Peninsular Metal Praa® 80 head No 1 @nd 2 200-210 Ib sorted share compared with $18,284 439 or $1.66 a| : ard Type “B” 1600 L. 1 : Store ace a 14 fs rade at bgt ten leh ner sper share for ihe firm theee monthe of tery. Mr. Hicks, former farmer giewere wrisine Brick Surtace # BOX REPLIES | r 'e eee’ jOts | x | ; iE Mig. Co . 66 66.No 1 and 2 io0- 230 Tb 1625-40. bulk sore" foe ES Ce and grocery operator, Bai COUNTY) The Piahs and Specifications for the) At ie am Today i. Your “Toleas ison Co 13 143 143) receipts mixed | grade lots No and 3 quarter sales soared to $216.617,803 com- resident for 26 years, died suddenl ioe mar he examined at the office . : a R E E | a etyh Le Bos tips i3 sere ly oper ou apiece fom |pared with the year ago tetal of $191,- at his home| yesterd Y| of the ay Raeinser Pons cine there were replies iwi . Moth | 110-398 1b 13 18-18.00, @ few small jots|*75210 for the same period, he seid The for ied waters o acpoeit. of ‘Ten 1810.00! Dollars, which the Press office in the | - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS SDAY, MAY 10, hose Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female < Work Wanted Female 11 _-Moving & Tracking 19) 5| Wanted Real Estate 32A Donelson: a. pad ond HOME eal “DESIGNED FOR FUNERA a RSTARPSGRIFOTR. CHAPEL Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Sery-ce Plane o: Motor FE 2-8378 5 te or WHITE CHAPEL -— TWO, THREE Or six graves excellent buys. i 23-2167. : Cemetery Lots | Aisipewi cated Mate! Top Grade Toolmaker Prefer trade school graduate | 6 r _Corp., 2677 Orchard Lake 70 YEARS EXPERIENCE .. SS10N. vou live in ty and are not satis- with your ie a Have ts and oe 1 we Have to Position to ae training a beip to 2 ambitious m Homer Warren poset Hh not Bo not appl xperienced. _ LINCOLN DIVISION of FORD. MOTOR CO, Temporatily Located in Dearborn to Locate in NOVI Early in 1957 Don't Delay hese positions now apen are to be filled prior to _ moving to Novi. PROCESS _ ENGINEERS | (Body - in- white, chassis, final and sew.) assembly, trim cut Production Equipment eam! Comrety fen! | Designers - Sone SERVICE MAN AND (Body ‘fixture experience od only Fi 28s | desirable.) T FULL SIME APPLY punitien plus. nay SALARIED ATTENTION Men wanted for outside ‘work. Apply 1064 W, Hu- ron, between 10:30 and PERSONNEL LINCOLN DIVISION Gate 12—Schaefer Rd. Rouge Plant, Dearborn: Open 8 :30 to 5:00 or . Call LUzon 14600 ~ Top Grade Toolmaker Thomes een et 902 Riker Bulldig . WOMAN FIELD . TUES. WEDS, FRI, AND Sat. © am. through dinner, No cooking. | two nights. 615. — Midwest +6 HOU OWN HOME AND TV. 3 ch i — . Good tidren salary. Over 21. ‘entieman: jeane write - experience. age mber to Pontiac Press MIDDLEAGED to live in. Pontiac Press Box 43, LADY WANTED TO CARE FOR 2 oe children while mother _ works. 1 40006 after 5:30) NEAT A APPEARING WATTRERS and gri!] cook da 12:00. ‘ BARBER, ExP. Extension 7367-8 or 9 MAN for Further Information Guaranteed salary, full time work - 22 Auburn Ave. z SEASON. JUST STARTING. ‘@ need men at once. Neat ran P MAN CROPS, Cast ames Sh tt ce yling UE , We will train, Ei while < a men neg need So pea . Family Apply 19 to 2 only, 2260 3° “B . cred Stoney Acres” fe only. Part {ne aod full time. South oan GEneva 6-880). wire 103 roe. wore Gishalt Turret work. oniy. rom Lathe f : . Fl che P ‘loor Inspector a pave. nad, OL 14404 oF OL 21831 Job Set-up Man | EGG. Ba ay Machine Repair National Or tien Saving In- Maintenance Man pole ag gape Netti Garland MUST BE LIC. “ELECTRICIAN Must be n [ and heve, high’ schoo! diploma. Outside, in- Piel ep) ihe (= work with security end fet rexperienced and capable of UNTER HFLP |.” *. Por meat Dep't. Experience not = with precis: ional alroratt nO Pao | CALLS FFICE EMPLOY CLOSED D: ANIE LS MFG. CO. ROGER’S bo] ae er ae = Diemakers | "ixt SPECTOR Experienced in setting and checking close tolerance parte on gprtace ee: ete hbk piv co. @ Orion 118 indierenea ACHINIST, tn Sak a roms fm botn toat S300 shop ‘meetin f \ mac Schlager. bet. 2 and 4 p.m. at 116 Ann Arbor St, Fitnt. on i" vr, Yates Stehens “"ESTIMATOR-SPECIAL TOOLS Works; 1 Eel in Street, Roches- fechted St Herth Suvut¥s ol De! GAN RET , * MAN I BETWEEN THE AGES OF troit, needs a man pene in| 95 and 45, ——- reneareas ex- pe a ve must bo rience, to manage be By bar Ried: ona pave Festeurpat gepariment. tn “vars varie 4 a strong bac! in machine; pad “other benefits. A pone. shop operations. Job will involve Berg. Neisner Bros., 42 N. Sagi- “somie travel. Your reply weninere “in your ~~ hand w Box 89, io AND EPTURRS } BUILDERS. ae: _—— MARRIED MAN FOR LOCAL FER. TER- Ez IENCED SERVICE ritory needed at . Route or es ‘ust ag op hope retail ex: eT but not nec- vrs. @xp. am ° Shell, 320 Hunter Bird. Birming-| O°28r7; ae oe ham, Mich. No phorie calls. Deebi uae ima) wae : . : $80 to start. Call r B ; DIE MAKERS | ian : : MA NT , Nations) financial organization =e has » platined m MUST HAVE ing program, into whieh it will ac- m JOURNEYMAN CARD OR LETTERS OF EXPERIENCE 38 HOURS PER WEEK APPLY AT 0 hool graduate, you may or this program. Those aus ay Yo ogti Selected will be assured excellent salary opportunit! psi ey in outs bi employe ati IBER Fy fc LOAN coe”. +920 w Huron te CENTRAL (Feey rnare Tool & Die Co,|-ei ea sam see cs M1 DESIGNERS CHECKERS Troy Twp. IDDLEAGED MARRIED MAN an. Must have recent reference s and live EM 32081 between 8 and 6 MONEY MAKING OFOR TONTY for retired or semi-retired man sellirig modern subdivision, ee finance with small riddled as tape Write or call, Jobns' a rechers rd Builders. 6017 Saginaw St, Flint, Michigan CEdar 3-3455. Automation Spec. Mach'y CIRCLE DESIGN CO. i | | t | 114 S. Woodward Birmingham, Mich. Die Maker: Planer | Hand- : BRATTON TOOL & DIE | =| | 382 Auburn Ave PORTER ~ REAL ESTATE Due to our @xpanding program, we need 4 full-time, experienced | salesmen. Good working condi- tions. Active office. Plenty of floor Me = leads. Come in and Ore: ADAMS. REALTY Go FE ¢-3393 REAL pESTATE. 8: SALESMEN EXPERIENCED . Have opening for 2 men. “Vacant and new homes New office. pleri- wed of 0; ic call CASTELL eke ___ FE 5-0450 € Ez ryote ALESMAN Gone DEAL FOR right man to sell Chev. and Olds. . new and used- Oakland County’ oldest Chev dealership. Taylor __Chevrolet, Walled Lake. ‘SHEET METAL WORKERS FOR experimental atr craft work Must be experienced on metal lay out, band forming and finishing. Mun and drill press operator, ust be experienced in grinding valle and i Hes up Over time. R MANUPACTURING MI $8 hrs McGR’ tiear © Mile Rd. pe ENT OPPORTUNITY Met EE FATES wt FOR FA AR vee pom area Call OR 3-135) aft- time émploved people |. extra bart tim S pps the) a OL 20611 e WV anted: Diemakers. tool- experience not “pecessary. tae star oh can produce a makers, shaper hands, bench hands, day and night shift. Overtime, no| age limit. Apply in per- son, no phone calls. JODA INDUSTRIES Ine, 66 N. PARKE cottages in new | TYPT For informa. , | WAITRESS FOR NIGHTS, ee Pieepe Tie TYPIST AND BOOK- ig G HE MPSTEAD 108 E. Huron SCALES TRAINER poo *. much as $410 on each ou train. For anya appear in in) 30, 3: ) 0 or 7, rt, May 10. EXPERIENCES, WAITRESS, AP- _ Snack House. sat aewORA TO BE ~ TRAINED for specia} Pontiac demonstration. ptional pay 86-1106. - Salesladies Experienced in dresses and ehfl- dren's weet oan starting sa work 7 pea te holidays. "Dixie Diner, j 33 Parkhurst. FE GENERAL OFFICE : Welk | daeeeeae & acqurate Pontiac Em ment Services." ie W. Huron. 1, Instructions 9 LEARN TO DRIVE SANE- WAY AT “GAPE WAY DRIVER TRAINING BCH Bus. FE 2-3353 Res. PE 8-160 Work Wanted Male 10 Seema ee | \ a YRs. EXPERIENCE. CAINTER. notre ahea’ stimates. rehacarea eR W. Bullins, ai Norge be ech “NEW & FE +4210 rej mil 4 bre, miles ilervee. “on 2004 position, good i lbsemew! Georges Newporte N. 6agin Saleswomen Dresses and Children’s Retterthan-average rety and insur ance benefits. | ARTHUR’ Dlr ____# N. Saginaw ~~ SECRETARY Experienced #0 patel week: | epee ant w ip ead Pasig dic bn odie sttictons. “can MI 100 trie Caceriag aerep eo Great ma Tractor and Equip- _mem C SECRETARY ~ "MUNICIPAL ONIST. MUST pez, RIENCE, AN D CO! ENDATIONS TO PONTIAC ESS, BOX 'l4. ep tecn! NCED. 1 borers limpet . through Fri. Call Write bs ueecuerant a pay GENERAL OFFICE Apply People's Store, 8 N. ‘UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES ch ections, no delivery, no can- ti 3 no investment. Call Mrs_ Pell 3-0035. Ree WALLED LAKE HOUSEKEEPER 5 days @ week, 40 hrs, No laundry 1 meal to prepare. Home nights. Must have local references. 830 & week Call MArket 4-3 | WAITBESS AND CURB GIRL. Botercup Drive-In, 910 Oskiand. || WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED ONLY need ak no Pte or holiday work. 6 | WATtAIOg. w FOR mini k Weekends only. al Drayton P ins _Dixie Hwy ees WAITRESSES WTD. FOR BAN- uet at Clud 59, Saturday the 3th. Call OR 34619 Friday be- fore 11 am. WAITRESS WANTED (DAY 8). Curb girls must be me ALS old. Inquire in person. -The Dixie Spot, Corner Us 10 and M15. 3. ~PRE- fer experienced. Diale Hwy. Across from Fonuse Drive In WOMAN TO COOI “AND SERVE buffet style at & negeek wedding on May 26th at hall in Berkley. _Must_be reasonable, EM_3-2270. oo BETWEEN THE AGES 0 and 55 for general house- wore and cooking for family of 2 Live in. Reference, F 7. WOMAN WAN er 6. As ve | _for_Mr, Easter. | Neleedat FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work and care of 2 children _Waterford Area. _OR 5 WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE. must like to handle detailed pa- | per work and work well others Typing required hea ¢ Press Box 100 With Write 400 = CABINET, MAKER AND CARPEN- jaity FE © | PAINTING a} AND WALLPAPER RE- AND BE CAPABLE OF | x For women with ambition, per) ~~~ sonality and car One who can’, 4, N WANT WALL WASH- work caau et Or | “ne | ing _and cleaning FE 17-0223, itechen & spec ELECTRICAL WIRING, LICENSED Ed Murray. rr EXPE > hep CHANIC On auto and ruck: i rin comp! set of eehe Wants vameneat ; get tn Pontiac Press Box EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS work as mason's help or laborer. | rE Tn ar -CARPENTR Acta gt werk, bay jobs FE passe re ha godt | & LAWN SERV. t FE 5-8261, day or fitghe, ey =700" ARE LOOKING FOR someone to mow and are for your lawn thie summer give me a _ Phone FE 5-5535- after 5 pm. LAWN. FLOWERS, SHRUBS CARE. Light ca ry Also TV -anten- nas installed FE 2-1254 MAN, DIVERSIFIED EXP. AVAIL. Temporary or odd job. EM 36517. 21 WOR Lx. WANTED. | _Reasonable. FE 5-1016 PLASTERING. AND paTCH PLAS- _tering, OR_3-4837 “SALES N FIELD, | of capable! ~.A-l CEMENT WORK. 7 DELL CARTAGE. oe PE tome Norns * REDUCED RATES cE, as Gee Electric. Terms, a es SANDING. FIN- iT Tra, Tye. Rep. @ ba oh oa th — “SANDING AND M4 re J ma ce years qapatiman Mode: ar Ww Sail we. estimates, Joho T jor, OF | fini: coe Seer Milles ee fs a ger er, - MA 56-0688, ® Ted. | Figos Li LAYING, SANDING & FIN. N. Fook ean "PATTING. = terior and interior, 8-3382. FLOOR SANDING, rdner 401 ayia PIN, Central. FE ‘AIR. . cement rk. Plas- tile work 4-2200. ote NT Tate moa iste ar 363 N, Cass "PE 2-046 House a a RELY SS FLEMING LAYING. ‘Faoding FLOOR finiching, 138 “brateon. some HN_ TAYLOR LICENSED FLOOR CONTRACTOR LATING-SANDING-FINISHING 2410 CRANE 3-1616 : LEE TR ENCHING SERVICE tie $s com grove tank ve ne foes Rravel, MAple 5-0486, Masonry & Cement Work THOMPSON eos Voamere, PE 5-5323. brah NEED NEW KITCHEN 1 onal Ca ne Call W PLOWING AND GARDEN . Tractor work. PE 48189, anytime. FE 4-065) GARDEN PLOWING . OR_3-2742 OARDEMS PLOWED 2-790 a 9 PLOWING AND DISC. Auburn Heights. iss Lid 66511 EN PLOWIN \or acre vard ed ae seeding sodding FE PLOWING AND DRAGGING. FE 4-4878 or MY 2-5492. ROTO ° TILER \PRAIZER MAKE) Laundry Service IRONINGS WANTED. PHONE ‘FE 41253. LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUP- fled. Beautifully finished _ Pontiac Pas ry. Phone FE 2-8101. R FAMILY LAUNDRY re z sp Pontiac Laundry sien WASHINOS-IROWING. DONE IN ome ingen) and mata ._ Cah FE S-1910 5 NO DIG ne I = im FREE Guaranteed. Proofing. LI sale PAPERING PAPER REMOVED, plaster patching, painting. general Tenpirs. Wall washing. 5-907. PLUMBING WORK DONE REA- r _Sonably, OA &-3868. RELIABLE CARPENTER REMOD- ¢e|, repair, add. cabinets, interior trim. FE 8-325. ROTO - TILLING FE_ 46196 VETERAN 30 WANTS WORK. Construction or what have you. pT YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF YOUNG MAN 19. WANTS WEEK- goa york, ‘Has 2 yrs. of college. Work Wanied Female 11 TRONING, $3 BU. PICK UP 1 day service, FE ALL and delivery _ 8-216. APARTMENTS OR HOMEs TO ie _Side preferred F red ; BABYSITTING IN IN. MY HOME |~_during the day FE #- | BABYSITTING BY’ este “DAY | OR | hour. In my home. FE 4-2812. QUALITY CARPENTRY. LET Us" build your home. Free est. Roy OL 1-3461 or Clyde, OL 92-4411, ROOF MASTERS, NEW AND RE- poe. ren es- mates. FE 92-7688. * poaht hate ae Pe mee OR 3-8212 or ~T552 ~ TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING R_D._ Tompson FE 4-684] Building Supplies 12A BRIKCRETE ‘s most modern mason orld Commerce. Walled Lake, _MA 42675 | Business Services 1 PPP PPA POO ACCOUNTING FOR SMA i, At ne- a Le I ining) by appoint. ELDERLY LADY DESIRES housework in small Pontiac home, SE Sie only. 63 Lafayette 8t. EXPERIENCED GIRL, TUES. AND Weds. with references. Call after 5 p.m 2-0742. EXPERIENCED int DESIRES sanan ror. oes deo a 7-00 +5748 and ask for seit. : OUs: NG DESIRED BY lady. experienced Sy eps Pontiac Prese Box IRONING, 43 pl cane, Ke RAY service On E Wal IRONDNGS §3.A ome EM 27-5004, A 2g plcxoP | NINGS, $3 _nd deliver, FE 2-079. | BABYSITTING, APTERNOONS and evenings a new subdivision Sane land Lawnmowers _on East Blvd. FE 45203. : BABYSITTING WAsHINod AND | Maniey pa sete Bagley (pom pd Gs shel. PE APPLIANCE REPATR, Wareine : ol a ers, KEEPER. COLLEGE GRAD-| 7p ny! Electric, x. Johnson. sid’ i'Searateriek experience | TE Cele® r b Minimum ear’: tine only. APPLIANCE SERVICE Write Box 3a, Pontiac F Press We service all makes of automatic ere wringer pec dl retrie. cleaners types ot emai appliances. ROY: 36 Oakia Ave 2-4021. A-1 ZAVETROUGHING. FURNACE cleaning and repairs, reas. FE ACE TREE SERVICE: ag wo and a cok our Walls window: easonable _Free. est. a No bandas hog FE 32-1631. CALL NOW FOR HOUSEHOLD Plastic or Ceramic Party. New bobopiasied Jel Parkes and you earn Eell'ot 1- a198 yemary: Con Pen | 4 oa ' | LADY w WISHES WORK BY DAY. | FOR HOUSEWORK, Mother Will care ‘or children pg in. All modern podem S per week, MI @ eRe AND CLERICAL WORK t ener Le own ert pe Experienced | references necessary, | 62687 after 6:30. : ‘ CHIMNEY WORK © ncluding Sepetatans and re- ESTM D WEST > Water | ALL aS PLASTERING AND PATCHING. OR_3-4837 tert pT J CARL rretcing "and TILE, Ex ary. Patie Slab. Inter Lake Brikcrete. 1287 8 Landscaping WN CARE BY HOUR OR Free estimates FE 2-9055. BULTDOZING CLARK'S | LANDSC APNG SERV- fee. Within 25 ee of Pontiac. __Topsoil and per 3601 COMBINED F aa CAP- ing. — fe ar up by e eres. _buding. FE rE Satlh or 3 or FE Pe Vssio. 18. IBA > | t t | DANS Lf ane tba EATS. 7 WALL WASHING AND PAINTING by a work guaranteed. OR Se For land contracts. New or oid. Large or small. Buyers. waiting. Prompt o servic e io h Brin = our Corp | or call Physk au bs od ak at for Ted Me Cullough Rrbarcs ob- SWEDISH Massiow * THERAPY. technique. 72 El C. H HAY DEN, ! Ere Ss Slee Se FURNITURE NEEDED tots the “KG. Sretigt& Sone et SOLD - or Not'Sold Bade Eat tg WHITE BROS. ee Help Wanted Feinale 7 00 ee | S2vmgers Sat Smmh) | WID, pees Mare PEDDLING YOUR OPERA ANTED. ar WANTED: USED RESTAURANT 4 BEAUTY OPEs Cate Fe sea. Trucks to Rent = at. Cail PE 42th PROPERTY? ARE YOU SATISFIED, WITH vcks. ‘a ae ROOT BEER) our method of showing only to Ie ie your quail esr 1s TEND EQUIPA pee ee en 6 and? etait oF EM) quaittied ta, saves you E and “Don't worry esate MERAY Por) Mie “ao AS, mew Sel reel a |* oe IR |"Momey Wanted BA) hoe da rar _information call FE 4-4506 tein Tie pay ontiac Farm an Ree" biase "We @ all details BAKERY SALES Hee a MAN OR WOMAN LIVING IN THE | finished. . So Kinds. | Industrial Tractor Co. Woes CONTRACT. sR a MONTH Se ne ae _In) Wold Mile Bghem, MI e7116 hours work alied Late, for Geee | oe Pat: ;| Tiyers, OR > 196. 8. WOODWARD | Bon 4, Pontiec Pres. PF hans haat easy fekdthay| fod fbb Laat, i rerall tomas Gene eee gn ano Stoce 2 ASTERING nee Oe oon. Pe ene one Wanted to Rent 29 vou BUY A-WETLL INSURE Ir rein ot mat AND Bock PE_>rem | WEL RAUL BLACK Din GRAY. | To ora day Baturday” OR" -0) so A ply | in Person to: apa "tha "broget atteauoe = sraserngC Contractor iS SSS: by aes ye Se PE bite after after ¢ pm: MAHAN BEAUTY OPERATOR S. DEMPSEY | ‘GABE ROTH eo > | Paintin | SMALL HOUSE PONT PONTIAC OR BUB- Must be experienced. Opportunit Licensed Mason, Contractor. foo emai ae tb Sores Painting & Decorating 20 “‘urean Low 3 ebil- tor the right girl. Can } PEs 34 16 Circulation De Ty SOMPAESSONS AIR FOOTE 2; re) ATG 3.14 cats vopay wi. P > dreo. Pa. PE 2.5338 Co-operative Rest Eateee ‘Pxchange BIRMINGHAM __ PONTIAC PRESS _ Fower, generators. heaters, eand-| Gw'bagre © O08 PE $381 oF | “sure yout say nes roast my wert Re co sear ual ; EE 20263 id > TIVE, ae q ee ee WE aW wiers_ebewt 3 an be. Pm w sAcsdn's BETAS Saws—Lawnmowers = | washing way. Whatterya $see8 ater 4 me — WEXT DOOR | 0. BRANCH SU 2 RELIABLE MAN wire 70 aT tas OUNG aL MAN & DEPARTMENT do kitchen wort. oom, m. board | \'aranteed by Bill Lovejoy. Chita: | TE hemp Tlate wt | tering. Steaming servis, aa | family desires. laketront. or Offers permanent position to WOULD You LiKe To SPEND 3 Beye, drives. stops, and "tssd™* ND REMOV. | merce, EM : Woled. tobe’ Vermin On Business tad con <4 tad em Liny, tor mectian “the pe ie ie to 4 hours 9 week deine » Sed | bonne wot lp: Oaldeer | ope “hateing Paper re peg VE eet beat “Pose "eat UF, CR 5 = i : Se PETE Sai i oe some tryin ix erences thot | pereon, Gd or Of} Snyttime for free’ estimates. : wi & YOUNG WORKING COUPLE! 2%’ W. : oa pecesaary Write to Box INN. Seg 50313 Ce es oa fe, cent ~ for ¢ WOULD LIKE TQ.RENT 3 OR TINGS | We N a 7 giving age end other details. Employment "Agencies 8) 8A | ASPHALT PAVING. AYS) ps mosa yretost, FE 1 4 Pit. ANT CAPHaLS Saath 8,09 a FOR | mene sd mitatetiat Wrgost | fitdaenWlet vives | nar erm, Paenme, | Seratce aay werk oees| Re hire peep ma ranme, yeas, beaanert fe St BIRMINGHAM pe sie “OL S11 OL 38%06 | _ PE 2-8606 Ti_DECORATING “~ PAINTING. | 187 OP JUNE. REASONABLE i speiner ave Cat ciaeanl’ ats bi | OFFERINGS | i QRgF OF ORMENT wone | Fait SAME GEE. WEEE eo lied al [ae off 2-4393 Immediate full or pert time: See- | sy a Shovers Janitorial Service, | ALWAYS Girmee Iestacter_ wen Ore Noung at Camp aint | ort'aea Seerented igasace | uve: Aiea, 6 eee on frcoraing 3 re ex FE Share Living Quarters 90|-———hteser Relontpese BT Cal "iter 6 | 18 We Mape. Burma _Soeeg uareniend work. Ph. YE | yemoved screen Washed Gnd put, ° an EATEN - COUPLE OR RETIRED We Specialize m. Lincoln _1-4642. st 44204 BLOC (ERICH CEMENT WORK w up. Eavestroughs cleaned and |* bi- or too pee pata ber lady share my modern home. | tm properties located in Water. OM (PANtOm and LOW? DEPARTMENT: & fireplaces. 23-3468. Phoos PE 6S om eee oon ou PE ©2006. 1 8 a vente aos | a, 5 For inst action top er housekeeping. SS A ALL WASHI PAINT- —_ . Geos hgmee ope right MANAGER + ie pen rine a) Ww re OR 32306. fae. Reasonable PE S221. Sey nD COUPEE TO STAY Wink tas, a” Bice aves Tan Rochester we | Reliable sre “aust oe, weli | Gameat figare a cru Porcetns | og DISTRIBUTOR. | PRED Gunite pe eae | ils, %,foems, furnlaned. “good Ol arkston ree eee | asmanares mowers eler | See, cages eeereage| Fe : PALES ano —BUSORATING,| Ue’ enacts (tbat a person ailor Y EXPERIENCED re rete | oom ae emer U Dressmaking, Tailori ing 1 16 pong Hep ho A hous pay. board. lrectren rent, erty crema Real Estate Bal er thle'or ps ae Fu. 400 Pontiac State Bed Bide. | Mi HOME REMODELERS ALTERATIONS. PROFESSIONAL | <£usTasteed. Cal PE 2-100 tree end 4100 Granger} % 8 Main, Ciarkston, Mich, | abl yeble PR §-0227 pas 4-506) exp. FE ¢1071. AINTING. I E AND OUT. Sachony to eae come ae a enced ring sre, mUtwal 41998, ORS. FOR. MEN te LICENSED NEW AND ORESaMAK! a. eR ALTERA-| 2 iSt0. VE Clee or FE! right bbout ; : weuY OR SELL Sccee $390] Ma ns 7-4897. D PAINTING — PAPERHANGIN 6 ar hw a7 XPERIENCED | FRx MECHANIC, $400 ee ee DpEages. BUTTS COATS & Al: WALIS CLEANRD ' > | Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32) how You how to get ‘cash Wt the OUSEKEEPER eee anne free CARPEN ¥ PaO ons Biock| Garden Plowing 16B PAINTING AND Paeeea rain. ; ar pore te snoges oss : home, 9 nia : — f09 Elizabeth Lake Ra. feet = “quarters x vie 2 Te College .. serene $355 Ai. tet me ofl 1 ROTOTILLING Sabitina Pp RUG SHAMPOO CONTRACTS M WANTED WILL BUY OR LIST m4 Rae Thurs. thru, “Wet. tag | Retet! Management ae Fieoss. — ene Giowed,, jowns tiled tilled, Painting & Wall Washin sale, Buyers waiting, What have "Office ” eran sien" Worcs Ka ee See ™ CAREER CENTER CEMENT & BLOCK PLOWING, DRAOGING AND | Pree estimates, FE 32106 S| rime Balances, ew! or eee: $3301 Sa feats caees B-1 Riker Bldg __FE 8-048 PE 5-0782 % bulldesing. FE $6734 or PE FAPER HA HANGING RE ona tate. 1903 nGittt Real Ee RF. _McKINNEY em Sg shut ear at cent 1 PEE PONTIAC EM 3-4379 ALi. Pot rR oy SQuiPuent Pettey anos AND raloe Fras Ast tor Hogan gpm th OAS fe ° shoronals Pe ess! a. snure. PE ¢-3371. first. Woodward, Mi a (rem Sa ciSivenme: Black DIRT DELIVERED BY |_Rovvine 30 5. Jotsie Fe ¢ ri «1000. CASH Rent Ape Furnished i 33 1 ROOM EVERYTHING PURE, PE 63313 1 LIGHT ROUSEREEPIM G ROOM eet r Fie. a RMS. B. BATH, AT, ties furn A = vail now . ens Lk. FE ene veined AND 3 RM., PVT. BATH, HEAT. sion | CASB et CONTRACTS. * fet, bee py r garsee. fefined dpe ssi es HJ Venwel $440 Dixie Hwy. rE — on OR 3-1355 1-1 ROOM |, KITCHENETTE. AND repair. 569 W. Huron, Night serv- Raulte moaly. Alberts’ ape 90 tee calls, PE ¢-8607. N Paddock. = BaY_OR NiGHT SERVICE O00 O00 i moon PROM SEARS COM- La or ’ fortabin furnished apt. for 1 gev- TV ma “ 5 7A aac “Ae aa makes Serviced oJ a en Servied et Available : aie decorated. a appiy Gah _t scent ceive GUARANTEED TV. ATR. ANY For purchases of land contracts rence CONDON'S | We have immediate bu RADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE 8T. in your wemrnee ferge or Smalls TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. ners end take the See PE ¢ —_ 168 E. Pike St. ae hg personally’ for fast ARDS TV SERVICE Open Evaninns FE 2-2076 _ Typewriter Service 22A 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FY A. JOHNSON, Realtor ie 7 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. Child welcome 431 N. Pe ROOM STUDIO AN BATH, Ror. 890 «Robin off N. ee PRIVA ENTRAN Gece me in. PE s3et? se R m8. FOR COUPLE. UTIL. _prt. entr. r., $15 weekly, FE 65-0019. FOUND: FEMALE BEAGLE. 3030, Ieee 2 ay. Free esti- Shimmons Rd. FE 5-2819. ea cht eter ar Snbeststl BLACK “SHORT | Nicholie & Harger t Co. haired dog. Vicinity of Eliz. Lk g - FE $7004, Reward 3 _W. Huron 5-8183 LOST: RED FEMALE COCKER. DON'T on YOUR cane CON- Phone, MY 2-1792 | tract until vou have seen us. LOST: MAN'S GOLD WATCH AND | Sow Musa Boe © LOAN, CO. |3 eane, In front of Kresges. Return | ———— TO GET MOST FOR YOUR Fe nti = anyeon. | “tand contract. Realtor Partridge 5 AND MERINDUE _ ee Bite “bird” ore sane W. Hu- hound, Mie of asettes HS. Re- | Phone HAVE . _werd _OR_3-7549 J en, | ¢ FOUND: BLACK. WHITE AND $200.000.00 At our disposal! to purchase new. or seasoned jand contracts for our clients sell ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, To Buy—To Sell—To insure | MAHAN | Onpeene Aste mstete _.tag Collie Call oR 3-4700 | LosT WHITE MALE BOXER ' with brown markins on head Vie of 4571 Forest Dr. Reward | OR 3-6061._ Lost toy Manchester named Pixey months old Wei, ae ee Black wi = Lost in viclnlbes Hs jon Bivd. and Pioneer St. Reward Phone FE ¢ or FE CHILDS PET TEAL . Exchange ASHES, RUBBIS' ANYTHING. Haul thant mod ve 4 ORiando _ 32 ASHES Eli aor com HAULED at at any tt Pairing Walls and contngs, ‘eaistered co. FE 6-3701, Le BY AxD SS oeaa HAULED. CHD Aree re Classified Ads! To swap Dorothy's, 500 what you don’t need for. Some Tug cleaning js what Pia | What. you’ do, call FE oe Cano Be tops, Waite's 28181. 4 af a. 8. ML —_ -. See me before you ' Hwy. ing ee Ref 2470 Dixie 1 Pontiac ve- theater. re. 29-1573, 2 OR 3 MEN BASEMENT APT. Odd jobs deductable. FE 3-7308. 2 ROOMS. 27 ROOMS. ok EER iC oe phen ol . FE ANCE: 2 qaaoe ROOMS, BASEMENT apt. Private bath 2 children wel- —fome. Gingellvilie, FE 51927. ; 7 ADULTS. FE 5- AFTER 3. pet 3036 AFTER 3. 2 AND | 7 ROOM —F -PRIVA _2 children 5 Cla rk. rEyeaTH “ROOMS, BATH HEAT, | LIGHTS, an ee Close in «-u'ts. FE |2 ROOMS AND BATH, i8T ST. PL. _Working couple FE 2 AND 3 ROO rated. 111 - 2-1672 NEWLY DECO- ine Telegraph, apply ROOM APT. | PARTLY FE FURN. 1) 2 WITH PRIVATE . FE ent: 4 rance. Sline A Mt Clemens Ore poe es va wns We Heron Lt s - :. é bs SS tmene 8 FE Hert. : LOST: BLACK LABRADOR IN VI- 5% MORTGAGES path PES os0e oe BAe AND EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND cinity of Telegraph and Frank-| On Goop PROPERTIES ‘5 acre| St. Mt Clemens removal, free estimates. Satis- lin, reward. FE 5-3150. ‘or more with 100 ft, em faction guaranteed. 8-2603. LOST: MALE AIRDALE LACE 8. D. CHARLES 1717 8. Telegraph| 2 ROOM FROG APT. N = and oe Answers IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR x Equitable fociet : | Era Eas vcs Bittn sam 7 ROOMS AND BATE Lied Ag) SEN tne bo T: NEAR HAGGERTY AND | 4 D. ® ring. Phone FE sss after ier 3 an (eee Dk Wanted Real "Estate. 32A) Cr OSE T oO DOW J -German shorthair wearin mee N- Top soll and fil dint collar Mole between eves Reward./27 OR 3 BEDROOM MODERN TOWN. FE 4-2579. __..___ ___ OR 3-3382 zis ar Rd. Walled Lake.| home In or near. Avon os [ice LANDSCAPING OUR BUSINESS > Reasonable or take over pay-_ 2 aetits MODERN. UTILITIES TEs Sma!) jobs and new lawn our cost: YOUR PET WANT TO _m™ents FE 46594 1 on tian entrance. Lake priv. specialty Free estimates. FE give one a home? FE 5-9200 (Cc ASH sat 8-3779 after 5 p.m Michigan Animal Rescue League. "oon nites RN. APT. FIRST ROTOTILLING, GARDENS AND Cash tor your home or equity.| floor Handy to store’ and > AH bbi «& li 24A If you plan to sell. call ts We 1 chia Welcome. 23 Fs >) _\swns. OR 3.2860 and FF %-1842 ol es _Supp es 24 Fil will re chiad\ctanicsk avery peer | cs-cne ome, 231 Osmun. FE LAWN MOWING BY SEASON OR Property. no obliga’ sora In many | ————_~— _monthly OL 1-0361. new SCRABBLE bith $3. = eecos a, ore aeFE oS ee get you 2 2 ROOMS SAND BATH OWER STRAITS LANDSCAPE CO y number sets mes} cash. Jus 0 st, rE 3 we LoWeR clean up pie mowing. retell is exsTose | 18 East ais. Clar' Real £ 2. RMS NICELY FU! a a e cranes! re ie Near bus line Adults er work- poencenes vot home Nothing Notices & Personals 25 in Clark ing Sirls. 08 § Es down, ber pn} Sees payments. PAO ne —— - 3 RMS. ADUL Om Lie. by “giate. of Mich. Serving % DOG HOUSES: 1 Aubure Southeastern Mich Free esti:| AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. DO 7 Sires z mates EA 2-271. mgstic or criminal. PIE $6201. _ BUNGALOWS lane To responsible an oR ROTO TILLING. GARDEN AND Aerotred Knapp Shoes ANYTHING 3-5292 . YARD LEVELING, 46229. Pree ( Werinan * 2 ROOM APT A RM. art. SODDING AND SEEDING. BLACK | 9970 airport Rd. OR 3-1893 oa now 24 hours for your equity. |“ welt-turn, Also 3 RM dirt top sot] furn. FE. 2-2650 AUDTVOX HEARING AID. RM. 10, Fed \E. Ss 1 Bultable Ay 2 women is 2 men iD 101% N. Saginaw. PE 40530. w. tout, Realtor no drinkers Well tu Delivered or Aye Fp up after 109 WEDDING | InviTA ATIONS, 4750 | 177 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-868 Prt. ent. Close aft. Ove 9m. ee eee, “Butheria Studio 18 W. Huron Open Eves. Till 8:30 _FE 3-7261. ‘ North, "Complete tandscaping. bo Printed napkins - Past service. | 2 ROOMS ee "8, FE 53140 D seed : Mar FOR ag HELP Us! thoes ae ee neet Brtvate en- YARD |* DRIVEWAY GRADING pelle Pina so 3 bedroom ranch TROguS anes & back filling FE 5-352 Ex SPENCER) COR- ur on West side or |» ROOMS GROUND, FLOOR cut M kin 19 setiere. Winnitr M. ret ‘Suburban for “ client _ba entrance. FE $4300. x Upholstering 23/77 'N, Saginaw st. Ph. FE 56165 Destiteay al “Marshall Wa éees ROTO TILLING aamamnaamen | Qpen Eves Till_#:30 ; shes 6 Lawns and gardens. Wayne Dutch- CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- MEDIATE CASH FOR R BA er, "OR 3-5732 = ~ } Cooley, Lake Rd. eR, | a jcomernes or equity in eal ay ear ate wan furn. eee: TRACTOR Wor 41. Pree estimates hom y people. 3284 Josiyn, handy to Gerdens end lawns complete a THOMAS Soa AE | KT. . Templeton, Realtor 5 ar ‘ulpm en including power ra. ke. 5 ROOM . oO dae SPE. $-6356. : SLIBCO “A ie <7 aD | 323 33 Orchard Lake Rd_ FE 44563 iaa E. Howard weet SIDE Pi OWING © GRAD oe Your ohana Pe 58707, | WE NEED tac . a PRIVATE 80 ac manure or welcome. PE PE eas ____Lost & Found = 24) LAND CONTRACTS | Sous . wr. < CHILDREN TO BOARD i 2 NICE & CLEAN APTS. B PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Tocan BEAGLE PUP IN Vic VICIN- | We will give vou a quick cash |, ™ms & bath, both private FE “ese ity of Sashabaw and Walten, OR offer with no edditional hidden | ent. 1-I1st. floor, Lo 2nd. Ever 3-0137. costs. Early settlement. Give us| thing furnished’ Perfect for work- he * pel Tiger epee a 4 AND opted Ly 4 * nsed. “With garden. epee ~All “Modern ae ke for''workiog Souple 4 ROOMS & BATH — | HEAT & HOT WATER FURN. W. SIDE. REA- SONABLE. ADULTS. PHONE FE 47706. b 2-6003 or PE 2-7734. ATTRACTIVE ing Sylvan Lake. OR 3-7466. Mara it L3 ip d. aul 4 UN- rege and nine space 2 bathe. - firs., fully insulated, oil he storms ind sarven “le ‘Ask tor Charles Bta:vs. BRAND NEW 3} ROOM bath entrance PE 2 floor. 4 amall child welcome No drinkers. near airport. Adulte, OR 3-1943. —-|LOWER APAR R ob hy fe rk Unreal Uae mn! hot . , Walking distance to Ch welcome, PE 4-7066. 30083 Novi Re. Novi. Northvile 5100p ‘month, No chil- dren" ‘rer ° NEWLY DECO ATED hon pee, cao eon ba and mors, into. Coweta chook oe i UNION COURT APT. 3 jan c= bath, adults only, ak Ge G HEMPSTEAD Huron re After § Cali FE 67371 5 Hotel Rooms; ore HOTEL AUBURIN > Rooms 7, oot - —— ie aa relrigerel oo 64 "Auburn. HOTEL ROOSEVELT. For Rent Miscellaneous 42 BOAT AND FLOOR BA NDER. POL- ers m ,perubbers ee ern Baldwin Ave FOR RENT 15-20 ACRES GOOD —garden land OL 1-0131 FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FRANKLIN APTS. pereeme and bate) See oe *! iG HEMPSTEAD reli Re chilaren aclaranaes CORATED 3 ROOM in wate olic: church James K LL SOpeaN os lean. $15 per week, UNION COURT APT. 3 veome — bath, adults only. "K°G. HEMPSTEAD bachlors. ons UNG WORKING) courLe’ Y WOULD LIKE TO RE iM APT Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 OOM 7 FE 89208. aft 6 FE APT. PARTLY Fas: T-O154 2 ROOMS. UTILITIES FUR 8-3742. Stove, refrig. furn. 2 ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. stove and utilities furn, Close in, oniy. 300 N. N. FE _Saginaw__Inguire_rear_door- 3 ROOMS, MODERN *_heat. FE 2-106. J ROOM. PVT. ENTRANCE AND FE 5-6810. bath, 102° Elm. 3 apd Sy BATH. 439 BLADWIN. | — 3 Pas 5. PARTLY PAURNISHED, oe 3 none LY te Take 1 child. AY Sane ae, heat, 300% Pro- ee 3 ROOM ae FOR RENT. dd E. Strathm J ROOM PVT. VE. ENTRANCE. Prt. bath, ‘close b Hoe Partly furn. Adulte only. Whittemore. 3 ote AND BATH. UNFU * Er Clarksto ke Orion. MY_ 32-3573, cad after 4 9.m. \_ 3 APT... 8TOVE AND ke 0 | furnished. West Side. Bes C eee — Saad Re paid. $55 per MC,“ private home Close = Pema 3 Jostatpend & BATH STOVE. furn. Couple only. 281 Osk--Ci RAN SLEEPING ROOM FE | | 45641, | UTIL- YM MODERN GARAGE APT |sREE RENT FOR 2 PEOPLE 3 RF Electricity furn, Watxifis privilege. Couple only, OR 3-1650 after 6. 1ST FLOOR, FRIG., 3 AND BATH 18ST {ats Baath stove, util. Adults. 7 RM. APT UNFURN HEAT & SNGiE SLEEPING | cous (8 FOR | loco eat hoor hed Se Rad Detd. Crashing hed, th eekly pee on Dizi, sei 7-1281. $75 ver aeeping wOOM” 0: | aes oe gen RI- “arses for clean rman. FE re ball Sh etd Hee rata floor tl ated ‘o 1actories SLEEPING RO CLs “IN. a er tors end ald-| Pvt entr, FE 5-6432. 119 Norton. Lake) See Mrs, Newman, . WOLVERINE APTS.” Ideal locati fer A rooms, aga bar 13 rmitted, ie. 38. er meni pth Eats use. Total of 740 4a. Sgr anny : vet . des PSTEAD * Gee ete SE ee elon ke lnwitt GOOK YOURSELF, GAS HOT & REALTOR old, woven 2-146 —_ a ew ewsee cormened = 101% _=N Maes OEY ShneseeT APT WO CEL ! ED. Eve, Pere io dee en ce year ome] Nae ey Na ress MSRETRATEEN” FOR WOT Cee en ToT EVERY.| pil, tame Malchery 'Rd./Drayton | Keegg, Harbor, to desirable cou ge orl || ROOM, MORERN. GARDEN |, ONE WAY. ee eg | ROOM NOUS SE OP? AUBURN.| COAST TO COAST 2 ROOMS, N- cues motors. inquire 23 Auburn, THERE | i No drakers PR tS |y ROOM. ALL MODERN CALL |”. TAD (ROOM HOUSES, REGO. Pionee = FoR June 16 3 land 3245 u and 3245, Dixie Hwy For Sale Houses 43 BY OWNER GI dere RANCH | i : type 4 bedroo 2 car garage, ‘Sept. 3. TV. washer, dryer, freez- }.. 1 er igiteces » TE large lot. $12,800" Pospent ore. ‘i __ $-6802. Set & after 3:30 p.m. Realtor FURN AGES, CHILDREN days. ~ welcome, 3810 Dixie Hwy poe ak * FURNISHED FARM FLAT FOR| 4x22, 3 room shell howse.| LISTED IN THE COMMERCE all Romeo, PL. y — Lefont oy | gap $45 ROAD OFFICE. EM couple. HOUSE FOR ELDERLY fonal information contact. RANCH TYPE BUNGALOW grown fir. modern, kitchen RedH Se cites, . mr id — henecrear pytoad orse water heeter. Located near Walled ants. ing space. Appointmen' gone Case mand: Be " — price ” pas 2062 Commonwealth. FE PE 42259 or PE. 20179 RANCH TEL-HURON AREA. MODERN |§ ACRES AND 5 ROOM HOUBE.| gi steq on three 50 ft. lots. 3 housetrailer. Couple only, FE| {lo year Fund jn, Lake. Orion. | bedrooms. attached garage, plas- Dame Ey Gacua 6 b0Gkl BOCeA | | tsanea’ oh” aeteea cLenecgerrt . i. en 4 ero H ? iv Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 sement, and garage. Neat | leges on Union oan Early pos- steven and schools. Gas heat, 208). session. 000. Terma, Large Lat ntreateeone home ov memere E> Tee LIZABETH LAKE ESTATES iNCOME HOUSE. 3 UNITS, PVT Beat "cat garage.” Exclusive core — small bid gin rear for full basement, ot heat. water nel hborhood._ quick possession, Baia Ave.| softener, aa cat garage s, Ene 4 A re FLD. dit price FROVD RENT, Realtor | FoR, congnay oF, 2, BED 24 W. Lawrence St. PE 5-6105| kitchen basem ‘recreation | Some ENE lake front n Eves. room, gas heat and eapuce. Call | lots now available. Next to the Consumers Power _after 5 and weekends, 7 |2 SING HOUSES FOR RENT. Man with keys at 2560 Judah Rd., Judah Lk. Orion Twp. ‘Turn _Tight off Baldwin t ROOMS AND BA TH. $00. isé Decker Le Walled Lake. North- __ Ville 980u). ‘ a AND BASEMENT. —— eee WEAR ‘4 ROOMS AND BATH. MAPLE $ RM. rar Want “RIE. HEAT and soft re oon Living TERRACE, ater cT. $75. Adults. Anytime. _and dining 5 ROOM Rent, _2-3922. ~ BROWN ROAD 4 rooms and bath. full ae 2 children permitted “K. G HEMPSTEAD. 102 E. Huron — IN ROCHESTER. CARO 3 BED room ranch, carpeted. 2 car garage. In gesirante) nage borh ear schools. Lease | available. $150 a mo. Call OL 6-2841 a © |LARGE COTTAGE, LAKE PRIVI- leges, nice sub., Beak gale scwcee | Call after 5° 00, EM 3-253 \MODERN 2 BEDROOM Tow E. — Rochester and Utica. 2 car) Se bldg cdea June 1. Tele- Shone O 699 NEW 2 auaooal HOME, FEAST Long Late. Priv FE 5-1958. SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT. Auto, heat, cildren ‘welcome, eNei of Taylor Rd PE 4-2031. BAN NEARLY WHITE LAKE 4 ROOM. 18 MI. from Pontiac FR 4-7219 after 4 | Rent Lake Cottages 36A sl pe Svaren on 3340, SUMMER HOME ON MULLET | Lake. By week or month. OLive \WALLED LK, MODERN. CONV. | pvt beach Reasonable. MA eat, | For Rent Rooms 37 FOR ee CLEAN ROOM | privileges & continuous hot wWa- |_ter, FE 5-7496 350 W_ Huron. FOR care of sick lady, 51 Carter. -FE |. ar I Partridge ig_the \ : Sane Sea eee woke ve . J PALL OIy Aw MP Newest eres ye) Ken Ss CY) ALA? “The kids upstairs are growing up by leaps and bounds!" Rooms $13. oe tone $17.50 up Wen Heres 8C Paane FE’ Sie ‘x Rent Stores 40, 5° 2 sr 207 2619 N. DIX. Gee catia ve Pac | — ito 8. SAGINAW ST AVAILABLE For Sale Houses 43 for any. kind of business. “FE : 5-210, cL Der N PAY- DRY. 13 BLOCK BASE-{ mett. Take over GI pernsoes ment on [ ) level. 40° wide by | _ 619 G cikenntwimee tee Sy painted, food heat ang. v veutlietion Busy DO WHAT YOU WANT 915 rd Lake Ave. this col- Rent Office Space 41 sola > ay ly decorated and out, And MAIN FLOOR could easily be used as income, i AR EY BN ag ig services ottce. Ward $12,050 with feassaabie down pay- that * ou medio 9) r r 8 new. Hes tte bath, large 7 closet, loads of cw tds in om papier gs tho —— Bloomfield « and PRIVILEGES ag! LAKE. You hardly e the of only, $11,250 vith, *\ew wo C. Schuett "The Northwest ___For Sale Houses . 43 Ne CLARK rooms and beth, m side Deak let this 4 BEDROOMS. PERRY PARK. This none has 2 bedroom, ell on ene floor. CLARK REAL ESTATE 1300 70. ‘Mere Open “Evenings rative Real Estate Ex: Partridge ea an eons property that Here's mama Puloeise ann ott ments, é 83.850 down, 3 BEDRM., $1,500 DN. with Convenient west side location near Tel-Huron r. All bed- a ee ee lated modern W'storme & peteene t laches. . Pull price wi pe gp tg s+ db none WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR _—FE 43581 1060 W. leaner 8ST. : Open Eve. ® RENT BEATE R Wired for stove. Lot i ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE et 228 Ed¢ison 8t. $6,509 cash. __Lincoin 547 after NEAT SMALL 3 ROOM HOUSE. | 69 bpm only $25 a mo. FE ~oNeKEan 2 BEDROOM 13x23 livid room. Full it. OU heat. 2 car garage. lot. Immediate possession $13,500 fai npg Aedes! down. $50 _per_month ner, OR_3-7083 BY OWNER pared E HILLS. 4 m home. Natural fireplace Garage. Etc. Smajl down vay: ment, FE 4-041§ for app A BARGAIN SMALL NEAT HOME completely —s Lake privileges Excellent W. wrccaportonienn and Box. 67. ae home, basemen! 00 ft. BASEME. attic. ia yard. Within two blocks rcs com- muters service. ~ as $6500. Will sell reasonable. at $9,500. By owner. Call MId- _T 40's. any time before | GI ResaRk—Bvy Owner 3 bedroom brick. Full size base- | ment. Washington Park. $1400 | | down. Call FE 5-2783. LARGE § ROOM INCOME COM. | { letely furn (i< 5 8) repeat turn. Wonderful income Several other houses tm city, | Peary A Aes —_ housé. Full basement, | | PW. DINNAN 66 W. Huron rE oan | SYLVAN SHORES te owner, brick, 2 bdrm., lIiv- ing room hen - dinette, full | basement, . two car garage. House Oe PE 2-3424 after 4 30 BUY. TO SELL. (REALTOR 4 to see TRADE We represent a builder who will consider your equity in your pres- ent home as fartial down pay- | Ment on a new custom built home of your choice. .For complete in- formation ca’ RUSSELL NEAR ST. JOE’S 2° amily duplex, 6 rooms each. | | recreation room Stoxer heat, 2 | oe aeatane $16.950 with — WILLIS M. BREWER N. Park | PE 45181 pr 24832 FE 4-5078 | “LAKE ORION FRONTAGE | | Duplex, 3 rooms, bath, each, gas | heat, paved street, $2,600 down WALTER GREEN, MY _ 2-5831 R'TOR 110 W. Pike - ‘ICE ROOM NEAR YELLOW CAB. FE 20613 3% ROOMS, > AND S REFRIO:| furni Inquire beak bot water steve. .tefriser WOMAN, COORING_ PRIVILBOES = | On bys Near Wilson Foundry. 1 child, $15 weekly inc EM_ }-4322. |ROOM. HOME PRIVILEORS 3 FOR | employed lady. FE 3- iE at NO ROOM ce | WEST ass OR PRO.. shower & a paraee See 2-3817. at: 57 WEST EK, EXTRA LARGE bg Jet Nicely furnished. Private entrance. Call after 3:30. cle) $-0082, , hea 4 large rooms foe n. W oe ing distance to Fisher Body and Pontiac \ FE 49519. lotor. > FE | 4-2847, | 2 |\4 MI N OF TED’S. * MI. 8. ot St. Joe's On Woodward Aye { uae bedroom. Bloomfield lota- | ed tion Att bus 5 ston FE 57332 1 OR 2 GIRIS, NICE E ROOM, privileges. 547. w Huron. LARGE CLEAN SLEEPING RM for gentiemen. Prt. etttrance. 245 Nels on St FE 4-4373 ‘SAND ROOM, NEWLY DEC-| \" orated, spe 0 Clark St, | : rect from owner, 2 be HIGHLAND — ATTRACTIVE BUN- | alow oors, plastered Wallis, | ol] heat. 2 nice Oa | fa basement. bedrms fy es ‘attic, U_ 4-4084. . with | _Large corner ‘ot 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. NEW! |! Trade for car or $ down. Wa-| te : | nice living’ Need .very | _complete inside OR_ 3-7497 | $ ROOM HOME WITH 2 CAR Ga. | Foti 2 lots. $800 down. FE) | | RANCH TYPE SHELL 3 room, large lot Windowall. location, 21104 NEW 3 BEDROOM | BED. | good | | With privileges om Union Lake, Completed a ‘exterior. Needs fin- ishin Mr Bur- meister ret Nenhers Lumber Co. at EM 3-3747 for epocmmtment. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT BUY DTtI- droom, new MA 53-7546 before 2 BAVE ON THIS ONE ~ heme. OBERR HOME ON Near Praren Piains, 2 pyre OR WHAT EVER you RE LOoEIne FOR IN REALTY,\WE HA C. SCHUETT, Realtor 1400 HIGHLAND (M50) 3-4236 1 RD. 34197 NEW © HOMES The LAKESIDE NEW. RANCH HOMES J ON LARGE LOTS IN WATERFORD $288 DOWN PLUS ic oars $11,835 LL PRICE. Close to schools, churches ang ing centers. 3 large bedrms., kitchen Beauv Quee cabinets. ox10- wutntee room, forced air of] heat. Van Notman Lake privileges. See this unususl home buy today Drive out Dizie Hwy. to Water- ford; turn ‘eft on Andersonville _ road; 3 blocks to model on Bat- nard street Model open dally 3 to | 7, Bat. & Sun. 1 to 7. | VETS NEW PROJECT | NOTHING DOWN MORTUAGE COSTS ONLY 3 Bedroom Home Automatic Heat Approx. $75 per Mo. | Includes 1 Taxes and [Insurance | _ The Continental” | AN ADVENTURE IN oan LIVING! A 3 bedroom brick with full base- ment in beautiful Lorraine Manor with its public sewage system, | ecthege streets & public water. This ly fine kome has many out- standing features, Belf - storing | storms & screens, full tiled bath. A beautiful mahogany kitchen. 5 large closets, a 9x6 floor-to-ceil- ing pic.ure window. Gas heat and Gasinator incineratog. Lorraine Manor gives you suburben living with school bus, local, fire MV og Hee protection, banking, . shoppin, ppacltercr| & schools. Basemen f ™" ory $800 DOWN FHA $2,500 DOWN Model Open Daily 1 to 8 PM. on Fernberry, off Elizabeth Lake) Rd. model phone FE 44100. WHITE esd oil (c PANGUS *To19 "M15 | i one Ortonville 132, Collect, ht ' ACRES | modern herons ot a. BROS. . Pilktey Nae le ‘ | Open Eves. i ‘wl rp - it ry we 2» 80 x 196. Only 63,500 with $500 down. $950 DOWN = room & beth. Near it) CUCKLER REALTY LARGE AND 6MA Pontiac at Walled Lake. ROSE McLARTY PE 221627 or FE 56-3678 4 ROOM UN COUNTRY conn with 6 acres Romeo PLa- 2-2402 RLTIPLE LISTENS GER VICE Bateman Pioneer Hi TOE toe be IM re can WOUSES IN IN you beat it for only $12, Ottawa Hills Solid comfort for the entire family. Includes 24 ft. liv- ing room with fireplace, 3 Jarger than average bed- rooms 1% baths, 24 ft screened terrace for sum- “mer living, and ag other ou'll when you inspect this retary: ing at only $16,500. By ap- pointment. illness Forces the sale of this al- Its priced at stantial down payment re- quired. | Terms Will make tt easy for you to buy this half bungalow. bedrooms down, and one up unfinished The full base- ment has gas heat, hot wa- ter, -recreation space and water ‘softener Priced at $10,500 with $2500 down Youll have to hurry! Large Rooms Feature this 2 bedroom ranch in Lake Orion. Offer- ing a ‘fireplace, sutomatic ens heat. separate breakfast fe ‘oom and attectet 2-car ( =* Ans an ocated substantial down ; payment required. a. Special Thia is the best value in Es City of Pontiac ay lerget than average lias —Iving room with fireplace, full sized dining room, kitch- ear old furnace ii 500 down to Rhmsigboyl pal chaser~Total price | Overlooking Pine Lake Country Club fn one of the finest settings in the area, for Leer el two bedroom bun- galow, Loads “ai privacy and seclusion and a super value at $6,750 vith about $1,425 down (It pleases us to please you) ‘Kampsen : | REALTORS 377 g. Telegraph Eves. & Sun Co-operative Real enan ome ‘FE 40528 at Crescent Lake, Exterior all well, electric pump. bath. kitchen sink, automatic hot water ery at- tractive - structed, $1500 DOWN @ rm, modern home, with ~ ean hessun gas fura a living tm. ved street, lar) real value’ Ph x antsy FE 2-0000. $2500 DOWN — Lake wow . Clean +4 Ce, [WE HAVE - M, others to choose from, Visit our office and look For Weeds cai ie ae Brown. ot H. BROWN, Realtor two ‘ee lot, 60 & = ~) “Enjoy ee ving a a modest | price." Only 69,800, “Immediate.| + “BUSINESS Ig GOOD AT .LADD’8" brick ite. OPEN SUNDAYS id, 2 bedrms. phis oa 4286 Dixie eed Drayton Plains m in painted basement. Ot heat, fenced yard. Full fiice, 4256 N. Lapeer Rd. or MM $10,300. Paym wee PR 5-001. : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 ~ MODEST MAIDENS oe Alan) - For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 243 & -LADD'S: |(S.er2.=-= Signs Are Everywhere wv ATERFORD TWP. bungalow with base- eel *taeeee-e poreh, 2 car ge- rage, cement drive. Also has would makes tice oe ibe, a Dice he eens e bl landecaped ‘corset fot. Only %,- WATERFORD TWP. 5 room frame little home and priced oe a SHELL HOME room 1 story rémch type home. . well and heard is Good neighborhood and ne ‘buy for someone! Only + LAKEFRONT Lotus Lake — A nice roomy 3 bedroom bungalow oo 2 well-land- seaped lots, Fruit trees and ¢: arbor. Not a swimming weech. one the view would more pensate for that, gscka: Priced at $23,000 | LADD'S WEST SIDE Ranch type, breezeway, and a! hed garage cone "nahe i: Of hot water he GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS FIRST rat pean =i you Fvit WE'LL INSURE MAHAN: REALTY CO., REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate FE FE "20263 Huron NEXT ‘Boon To onm 2-AC RES 5 — west. NCH TYPE x, “6 a x rit arene room, 1 x * ki a THis FIRST ING and we _ know Lead Bye like the _ pared 9 x eet garage and | down, You U Must HURRY! . Humphries Pre 414 Evenings rvice Pa A sees DN. ong Realtor oF. x ANd pay rents. Z _— Silver Lake Golf -Coarse O'NEIL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WEST mee. 3 oil ‘glassed Priced at $10,000, fot bey too. tered walls, oak floors, full basem a . Nee corner ac fenced. Excellent i ace We have the key! 10.900 THE FULL Pleasant living room, large convenient kite . generous size bedrooms, t'!e beth, 80 x 213 ft. lot. Lake privi- leges. Terms, Gls ABOUT $550 will move ou int 4 nd ath home, Living rm, nice kitchen. 2 bed rose babs e. In city, $7,200 o Be peice ayments around including taxes and in- caranea! | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor |o92 8. Telegraph Ph. FE 37103 or OR 3-204 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange KENT Established in 1616 LET US BUILD THE HOME OF YOUR a | ‘mal CHOICE | COMPARE THESE | PRICES No. 189 & No 222- YOUR CHOICE. These are beauti- fully designed brick veneer J-bedrm. homes with front entrance hail closet, unusually well arranged kitchen with ample cabinets “QUALITY BUILT’ on yes: : or ours for $10 600. we full basement for ait - | TELEVISION RANCH HOME. This ts something new. yet practical, It is so | AVON TWP Nearly new 2 bed- designed that television may roogh me located near be seen from every room \ new. proposed shopping cen- in the .house§ This brick It ter on large 60x130 lot | veneer. 3-bedr: house has | + House is insulated. storms | exceptionally. nice layout | and sereens, full bath, oil | jarge rooms, 14 ft. master turnace and utility room. | rm. ft ving rm, - Only $1,50C down on this kitchen has beautiful cabi- one , Bets and ample dining in space, 1% bath. full base- | SMALL FARM. Cute 5 room ment with copper tube and bath home off Walton plumbing and attached 1'»- on lovely landscaped lot car garage all for $14,350 with large garden spot in i "on your jot or ours rear House utifully dec- | rated throughout, See this | THESE are but a few examples | one before you buy. $060 - We'll price any of the t down J E > pRONGALON Real nonee hare 450 HOME PLANS # Socan ang wath Hom a) 10 WE HAVE | RICHARD B LMAN, deisgner | | PALMQUIST & wniouT. architects in our files help you. ¢ Pontiac lant i NY cemerined) HOME NNERS , CENTER” ° Call or come out.to the | convenient office of | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | “QUALITY BUILT HOMES” office 2200 Dixie % Block N or Mon -Twes-Thurs. & Fri. Eves | 4 LY Hwy of Telegraph tures 4 ay Lang lee mir overlooking Silver Lake Goil course poral —— heat ao vag lear pares many other, fine — me Pal Thais rice 417 900. Call for Clarkston. Real Estate 20 8. Main. Clarkston, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OPEN EVES. & SUNDAYS ENGLISH Cig ate CASS te wer attrasctive Sd tool one HOUSES We fale the your equity a new home. olay we sizes and fps coe to ¢ ave ‘an Poo ane rhe hom ~ and pSleod and (It pleases us to please you) Bateman- Kampsen REALTORS 4-0528 re aeeperative Real Eotale Exchange Y OWNER 2 bdrm.. 2 yrs , BSeott Lake Pra’ & e eat nbesipeel _monthly. i : CAKE ;_ PRIVILEGES. A oe brick, ranch - type % Black -elrele ative, Ponty res Hy ag location on . 2990 VanZandt. oR d11s0, . G. 1. 3 BEDROOM BRICK firpincer on sown: ad large rooms, Lake privileges Eivss 198. fall, price. peeee Sowa te 9 GT... will move | flow in the jon, $0060 full price mot eraser | ng chest Beautitul 100 ft. « front with a 4 room home, green house, East cot ped = YOUNG—REALTOR 412, W) Huron St. a agen nice pay Fl as agile a 6:00 EM 3-2530. ° WE WILL wild on your ‘ot a lovely starter L. H. BROWN, Realtor i an Eat Comfortable Home Near St. Frederick's on 2 lote & has 3 . up, « very a4 by weg A beamed car garage. Terms : Bald Eagle Lake Sree alow. Very Lng ewe mean bedroom . ted glass sliding door inets tot 100 x 128. . bedrooms. 23 living room ing m, tile beth, powder room. Tas 4 and I Air conditioned. Gag heat full car garage ely screened rear terrace. © — REALTY 1062 W. Muron rE 5-9407 “SILVER LAKE AREA. nearly new. Brick and home; 27 x 63 pe with attach 2 car garage. Large aped at e of golf course, Living room 2 bs 15. ely w dining el. 1%.beth, tiled. Carpeting, drapes, - washer & dryer Incl. at $22,500. Don't miss on this exce'lent buy. ROY. KNAUF, Realtor 36%) _W. Buren OA 93339 FE_9-7421 STOUTS BEST BUYS 4 ~ TODAY — | WILLIAMS LK. Cute log cabin, | sc oe the tall trees ¢ Wt with lake privi- felon e is fully ge “ed with large living roo’ piace. kitchen and breakfast nook, bath and utility room. - A lot of house aoe for oniy $7,300 with ter | FARM MOME. Located in the t Clarkston rea with it rooms and Wath, new oi] fur- |. mace, electric water heater, large, 36260 cement block BUD’ $1.500 DOWN Ess Ba HE i “Bhiti NICHOLIE ” ut *tateans Bt. Eve, Mr. Alle DORRIS° School, are ottering tle this rambling 3 bed. breere- pg care . situated hot wearage land- Outstandihg appoint- * include fireplace, excep- of closet and storage space. ‘own: er leavin — i] hermes, consider free and clear part payment. .[ ; care KILLS HOME SIX Ri BUN argp ele Spacious Livable rooms th: only 4 Years hoot Toeaty living room with picture window. bedrooms, pron study or sewing room. exceptional ore bath, outsta kite heat garage and other appoint: menis you will admire. $14,950, barn with basement. Situ- | ated on 4'% acres of ground on good road Lovely yard | with lots of nice trees and | shrubs Only $3,000 down. | | | caked on quiet paved matiect on east side with land-_ Aaee jot. garage base m and furnace, tile bath aaa Priced to and large $8050 with, sell at ree M. Stout, Realto# [7% Saginaw St Ph. FE 5-165 Open Eves Til 0:30 NEED A FINANCE: | FIXER? Order Classified | ‘ads to sell, rent; find a) ned job. FE 28181 is | Want Ad nimber! ’ 5 terms. bearer au Attractive * white Tame. lots eet on paved street off Josiyn, Sell or trade on 3 bed- room home in same area. BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN aYiLaow® EDROOM Hi tava ior tan e family. wanes ellent rales our family, priv- re sate on nese mile of excei- s throug 1% garage. Priced to éell, con- sider home or contract in trade. 18 & BON REAL 732 W. Huron Phone 41587 CONSTRUCTION Has Begun On WATKINS HILLS SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT LABLE AT THIS AN PLANS. Av FICE. Hadid appr LOVELAND PS Goss Lake B6. ERBOD Barter hears Toasts mindy Sh eeapepet | sod Pes Rg pol | telt_w ure eet 130 x 160. uy erivienee | Seas 2. Sid acre pe ial pene oo pennant Leet Crem od Money to Loan 53 . | Or . i e ree per acre. _™*. #: —— |_Licensed 01S Baldwin PE e203 es ae eeeaets toes) cpaded at oie mate — Shs | Grand Old Home Pe “ aia rem OR AWEORD ool ated It Oakland | 7 ee Te EE ‘Stutipie” Listing Bervice rooms. Living room with vestibule | 3) babes , s. WORMER LAKE - 2 jake f . . | -entrance Master bedroom 12° NION LAKE for $750 Down lots, each 50 e front AGENCY pe peed Need (arnt tet. CASH NOW ~ VACANT | 12° Modern kitchen custom built “on etgier REAL BOTATE en Toree $0 Mk lots Included with | 3| bedsocms sad den with 3 car| wits Shee cons. “Both $2,700 8. | 53, Ww. Huron PE 41549 | FE _2-0881. 4 4 rooma and bath home. Loca cupboards, Bath Utility with gun ae this. frame “house Fine location basement and utility rm phd teal Lt “MY 311 | LEASE or 6 on south side of Roses easel type off furgace. water heater for Oriy bot Cras er gate eeeee: S'real tasnily home in good Belg: | SHINANOUA o tans KE = ‘nt Good | c 2 the Dizi aan * BUILDING BAY L ATE R P It. AN zed ay 130 cow. down. PE 210i3| Te Kyeotiipenali per plumb ; Te ust be sold quick. | Porbood in Drayton Plains, close rich— Large iskefront parcels. 80 For Sale Farms 48 tant” mfx. OR 37538. call after! Get easy you need now. . , | Privile es on 4 : BEDROOM BRICK pare for one re pep $6,500 | to stores and schools. 400 Well-restricted for your | eae aoa . Pay later in monthly amounts you | ae TRADE | Bree rivileges on White Lake. « bedroom brick house with ae ; MMERCH VILLA LAGE * A Dandy Bu future happiness coctiat., shore, | 10 ACR iE PARM 8.000 CASH. EW ‘STORE 90 x W. 5392 HIGH. | 82 afford. Phone, write or come j « itehen, oe si ] la : | Sei - 7 ee OVERLOOKING Riizan era” € "TAR DEN Reattor{ are “i Seer aga oe ae andy ‘a mie us| aun. ; | ie ACR ACRES a #100 DOWN. Ae ‘BENEFICIAL ——_ ew attractive Walton ‘Open Sives. ment with furnace rm.. kitchen. beth. Basement and i| immstone: Paresin’ carte Giroux-Fran S | —oechy_ Beeky | Ortens ie CIAL 1yGs z : Segroom, home is really custom # PE 8-044) laundry room and -¢pacious car ga In Walled Lake Pains. " - in Dr 7500 120 ACRE FARM NEAR DAVIS- ea eee FINAN jn how gg ftlang, Dohicgerend om | recreation room — ar }-rox school system and handy to shop- We anna Coen, home ome GENERAL REAL ESTATE burg. ‘a mile frontage on 2 main ee — 1 Ww be CE CO. ty block to good beach. Only ee pte (ld Garrat vine. PERAND NEW in Gust oaks aon and Gs poe nauk: Sec Grent egal olen telicns) lgcedidsteraace: mantis RAY. O'NEIL, Realtor EN-YO ‘ “y Wasi PARK. _Attractiv : 316° Jot, im the rear part And waiting to be finished. Built | OE Wond. | TO_SETTLE AN ESTATE MUST | 2 laree barns, one with electricity | tae oo| .WHEN YOU NEED Sg gd A fim pan TAKE the LANDL ORD of lot is a 5& room and mostly by builder owner and 4 ACES of Ws oods tell 240 lots with pr, Ca a= eee weer natural ae | 6s 3-7103 jr Blog’ 5:30 on hres bedroom, all -on te bath unit which rents lack only plant and; his attractt bun- | Bett. 05 Case watering pond in ba Cooperative Real Estate Exchanee basement. Pepeettn be back "yard. OF F YOUR PAY ROLL! out for th. Sit rior work. ted Elizabeth Lakes, Waterford loc Exchanse a0 a down, $80 m + tee cll Mateo kai some becparlat! Le tesaval fond fe ee with atieched garage, plas) and Pleasant Lake, West yard chicken houe cement bloc | For Sal Ex ha : tee RD. _ NEW | trebenbn ane = = rhea toad hear chure ae & ted walis and expensively car-| Bloomfield Twp. from $300 up pane approximately 20 x 30 re ed a e oF x¢ inge 50 { conder. Complete casanian vad . $14.000 wie i a se rm oe — lee that requires peted living rm. truly blends with RED HORSE CORP This is a good productive farm | -~~ —~~ an ma quickly on — = mastone ‘for’ easter upk rot 5 ROOM HOMES Make en appointment (0 see TMI BREE & GREGG Roueine seem ean cose Male FE 2017) S010 Cass-Elis_ 4.) Piing e300 per acre with’ naif siatare feveceatea con : ae : KE. & ! v Pye : 5 Sacco bar mre) Foe es Than Rent an tte tog ane Ra. | Leela, Heder et, oe ons iar round home ae | Sou ate’ mor is"Poniac"Bine | "ama nome'ey screge ior see; | Soa" Gil" ott and deta 3 - < | : | tertamning A lovely place to = es ur money ms. en: Regn moar THAT’S RIGHT Edw. M. Stout; Realtor | Onlee sasie tire of “idea! for small famtly,| {79m !ake $7300 with $1,500 dn | gg ACRES NEAR CAPAC 00| farm locoted mar Worth Semen pang le ag Exceptionatiy}- .° Paym ent Ss ones a Pn PE $4168 | Eves PE >30_, or ___EM 33107 | $3 500 down and $100 per month | For Sale Resort Pro} Se | Rb Gy see ered rematrins | Includes 7 room modern home, nice x 120. Secluded, near n Eves om. } or esort rop. vi is ning | barn, chicken coop, Case trac- Sylvan Center. Keego | ; , | Giroux- Franks | 80 acres. Soll ideal for gardening tor, bean puller, drags, new : char Pest. ‘ aS LOW AS : “4 4 FAMILY Plenty of water for irrigation ss, IAN eimandre Lact Beene 1 : GENERAL REAL ESTATE FURN CABIN ELEC. REPRIO.| Small house and out buildings | goieeder. 10 hole grill, ‘double FINANCE CO. block from store. lay Eliza- Located on main artery 4395 Dixie hwy 39701 Stove. of] heat at St. Helen Pull price $16,500. STerms | 18 days on this Snare ip} 702 c State Bidg. beth privileges. 2 bedroom 10. on Rast Gide of iteen, be . _Open_vatil is Sat un ry _ Show this Sat & Sun OR 31765 wa emi Eda. xt Stout. Realtc: | PE 41574 basement $6,960, terms, cludes three 2 room apart- | WY OWNER | F anes — Ss xx) LOANS $8 "hee everything Dream kitchen, | ALL Silt pga aren Searementy faate casement | Bee Tams Eben ‘ora eas eaves) Prop. 45A kitchen. Pull bacmement. Storms |” “Osea Eves mes ow W Lawrence ¢ St PE ¢1538 . : i l 5 ; states ver | : laren dining L. Li toom carpeted | matic and hot water, vous: gas heat and 2 extra lots. | = sereens 3 car garage A 40° x 65° 2 BR outside grill | town tiechen cabinets, tiled bath. Truly a bargain at $13,- ROCHEST ER AREA | Sera) Cone jences (0}5.008 Terms: Zi | "GET. CASH QUICKLY Pull basement with complete apt. Wood floors sliding windows WEST SUBURBAN °. $00—$1,500 down. Call IN. VIL : Business Opportunities 51 Side drive, Garage. Nicely iand-| Near schools shopping and trans- New 2 bedroom home |o- | 3 berm. full “pacement Ger) Micteay ar eae em home| 12 to $500 scaped lot.| Near schools, shop-| Portation onic across the road from : { heat only $12,950 fy 4: — Soscmemr bara ecil sumetinas Mi paket MACHINES. BEST OF- ~ ~. — your "terms | ONY 7 good school. Very iarge a lor 3 tel HOME drinking cups Excellent, spring _FR_ 20027 after 4 | Hees qh 1955 cars. Bring your e THELMA M. ELWOO ia biren cupbeartem tick | Je £1, GAS HEAT | | pes Cou Srtaas E uwara | _ Tot MES OMS meat cceate views — ~~" minutes: ‘Loane ‘also ‘mede om fur - SE >| OWN) | ithetiitte "terme" can te oe ave ep eases other homes town ov counery, J. C. WAYDEN, Realtor MONEY MAKER =| Coruice, saaiaree and! ether os. Taine rt arranged. { ve | TAY ot , * J ° <1 e . ' q | _ rita On YOU! [UNEARISH FREDS ls 09 0c TTANDSCAPED hice Oe WEAVER. Broker & wavs __FES0U!| ~ Grocery and mest_vasmess | , FOR YOURSELF NEAR ST. FRED'S 2EV NEON ETS "I\ I. ORTONVILLE 7 ROOM MODERN | ’ | "wine takeout Ucense Owner O kl d P A HOME OF YOUR |MOOEL OPEN Seer eeaean ce | A geod 2 fomite income o- iNew 4 Bedroom | ROOM HOM E (HAS! ete. we Gactvectesne| 40 ACRE FARM Eeitians Chal Beiperonenes a an ; OWN‘ joe lly wet ay ieee trict. Four rooms and bath _ Brick Ranch Homes CARPETING, IS NEW- ‘smite West of mis A Grange Prontage on private lake close | conti Pistares can pes ionenal iL - . HURON GARDENS—2 -BDRMS. Ca ] 1 Real cad boun apartarad tos oes ov pmbmothes ose eee) LY RECORATED AND! —S*-®4——,—_______ to Lapeer Priced at 06,000. for | eo Parorabie oan Company res eke er, astell Heally | sites des | Rear mater | 1S CLOSE 10. For Sale tots a mi Restor" FE 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDO : a oy { ; i = oll ture & auto. water heater. | 95 Oakland FE 5-9459 a large corner lot, Call for 22 ft. living Yooms with Ure SCHIOOLS. THE OWN- WM. SPORT BALE | Insulation. storms, screens. Im- =a further information and ap- place and pisture winddws 3. SL ES a LOTS NEAR SKIDWAY LAKE. BUSINESS FOR SALE | - | Reet e Possession. Asking $9,600. WE HAVE THE KEY poemkan on model kitchens <*> cha) oe oN GIVE GOOD. _West Branch, Michigan. FE 2-9881 bran “SR, CE are ans Not only to this lovely home, : : reas ee aie POSSESSION AND 2 LOTS, CORNER OF TASMANIA | Degas | SIDE— VACANT but tise te your hous proviem:| HOME & INCOME Price sinese.. terme OTE Sere phivoU and jLois. Terms to suit) FE on Pontiac. Lake 2 room | TEAGUE FINANCE CO. rms. Stone fireplace, : REALTOR ‘Rall emt. goad, otl furnace’ Ga-| Feveg "Naktan not he rom | ztamily brick dupien. Four | \Vest Side—6 Rooms | WANT COMFORT oor FOR SALE ON LAKE 3007 w Mure rE rs cree Gat tet Ayer: ssheee 202 N. MAIN clesg estate. Only $0425 with town, 2 bedrooms, attic bed- rooms and bath on around Well located near We bate r AND ECONOMY, ae . A Teal buy. Phone FE _ Open Evenings till 9 __ | BONE DRY. 12 BLOCK BASE- ROCHESTER MICH 5. Ww room, oor eac ¢, separate school. Gag conve urnace _ 25221 : 5 ey . Fs $1,025 dn. $65 mo. oft Se pecrgebalad dh Tee ee naces, — etc. large wired for electric range. Rett | O SE SSS MANOR SUBDIVISION 79 Acres ; end /6n't Qscsnwen ctgcies ve LOANS $25. TO $500 . 8. EDITH 8T.~s800 DN close to schools. Cail for price aioe aon ome oars one corcees elated 55 <| THIS ONE TODAY ‘ Jets cranes ny au ft. by 220) . 2 ane picture windows. Freshly AUT 8 « . | | s | 2 ESTOcK paved at. sae Joel bag oat erm: for appointment. Widow owner wants quick “sale ROBT CHAPIN, SROKER ‘i —_— mijuated cath corners of 2 main) Busy spot OS rete es ane. HOUSEHOLD GOODs tice only 96.800. 988 mm sacs (LAKE, Ho F »! GILES RE AL TY CO Price 90.700, easy terms. | FE8113) FE42542 OR pam limita Racellests for sbi vioing BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY For | PD—Rochester_OL 60711. OL 1-971 e ie ranch | ZLILES ‘od 5 00 ATTENTION cutive man %r woman of §1.- : 5 ROOMY WEST SUBURBAN |) bungalow “You will hike this the Guals Gis Donelson Park Ot teens Teaver wore, of mares | 000 Der month Calibre + Box 37 | 4 rms. & bath down & 2 pertiaily| minute you nee ft. speathin ote @2_W_ Huron PE 5-6175 Ranch bungalow with attached High. $6,500, $1,000 do . | LeslicR Tripp. Realtor | ee es finished up: Bsmt. oil heat, wa-| room 2 bedraoms, beth nm . Ive car garage 20 R carpeted 3 FAMILY.” REAR SEARS STO RE | UI DER PI ; Grocery & Meat Market _ ter heater, insulation, Storms. ne lu attac er e, TIN AKY = aS : living room, 3 bedrooms Sdn, & 8 roe income. $i1.- . ;/ 22 W Lawrence St | Open rome rke $25 to o sene - $25 to $800 SETOORG. GRFREE, | Det 00 Tee ee eee cose ©) SYLVAN LAKE FRONT] bath” Gat foors “and painted | $09. 92,000 15 LOTS. 80x1S0_ | VA CGI Ge bd Owner retiring. Last year they UNITY LOAN Paved st. close to school. $7.00.) {iddies. All for only $9.35@. Terms. | 5 yearoom bungalow. Full ba wails, Close to lake park. Huron PAUL M JONES REAL ESTATE LOTS, Ux Io ktossed $147,500" § room apt | 30 E. Les FE 27131 4 $2,000 down and $55 month. Move in, ment. ot] fired hot water he bus, D and a 8B 832 ‘Huron FE 4-3505 IN FI CLASS BRICK RANCH | # upstairs Will take a house and Lerree SERVICE 5 JOHN : eee iiosa apt and 8 trail- 80 ACRES A farmer's farm, small modern gage ee Ca $2,509 down ers for rent. dcar garage © 1's WITH ROAD FRONTAGE SELL| home. Built in 's3. Basement, on Ay ba With fast. : AND HARGER CO $750 DOWN - - \ : car sarace and an office AD/| ALL OR PART ORY SANDY | OH furnace. Basement, barn. 11 | OBLIGATION | pedal _ fomrtocts service and ss eae * a) . Purn 6 ; $950 DOWN proximately $600 per month in-| gort. stanchions with drinking cups. T! payments to fit your budget? 33_W. Huron fa OS) eg ed ee ee me room jor expansion | | Milk house, 2 car garage. Corn . Bigelow | en you should visit our new mod- ; ef aes Full basement OR TRADE “Realtor 7 Owner vir ears old and wants | erib and chicken house, $12,500 ern office. so convenient to pakr- cee aot gaeated on 8 Newly decorated J bedroom mod- mo W Huron Phone FE ¢3525 | 0. retire. ‘wil consider a trade | BARGAIN FOR with ay ACRE ; + | 504 . Huron 8t | ps ee ot ppp where new prs. : : ; erm East Multiple 1 sisting Servie pulelcey pera S FE s.sae2 or FE 5-8845 | you. Or NOT ry $1,500 down ¢ rooms and R. J. Me Al. U EY. Realtor Ss H. W. Bigel OW | CASH Beautiful building site Walter's? STALL SUPER SERVICE STA-| Us your eve ICT I ; : . : 1 ‘ a | Wake area $4950 Terms ety Gye pestion low in- | H tot goemtat tnd Sperone Sane Ae ng afte” KINI IDSEN eee aie Pg eis Hae ee ome & Auto MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Paved street location. close down. —™! PR S840 or FE S885 ' oo ae eee “POR FARMS AND ACREAGE business.” fully ean GG0b ~\" on : - . alt 5 Iving ovarters, > theivine ville-« aN r Q ; _ *R | Donel ». INCOME — OFF. MARSHALL ‘ IRTON 3 3-128] Catt Rutledge OR 3-111] FE 4-0003 ; Lo n Cc mM $800 DOWN Rey BRONTE | on ison | ack b SoM, and bath Jown 4 rooms 4 LoTs ON CORN:.R Ww cass 44 ACRES FARM NORTHWEST font Garis PAI, Tesagme mle ei ompany OUR GREATEST VALUE 500 Ejizabeth Lake Rd PE 1157 : ° | with large, living rar cun poms , and bath up Private entrance Leke $3000 a -— 64014 af Roc aN bere also Lad cod peels 41484 : acim! MArket tpecengey patel 34 t 2 bed- i f s last d Ss. Car- —— — Ve ille® To 1 imits _ 1S oor! room wungalow. reads) for Ercckiag re en ee poling ii, living /room and dinmg HURRY HUR . Pontiac Ready i tor ll if ESTAURANT. FULLY Hours 9 to 3. Saturday ® to 3 immediate occupancy. Lo- - q PLUS Costs li secemont Peaeercenees in Toom dome Mee uae rarer CHE ROKE E TUL bs! we A cans sae oem eke: OR cated im Crescent Lake | 7 coal Lot 70x COTA RES You'll like the advant (iis) eee wo ee ee perk for fishing. boatine, 4 NEW 2 BEDROOM — Indian’ Village, rere gdrave “Eeeited “abd Cnet Mis cogate communi aS ROUT OF NEW COFFEE cHoc. : : ae ee ‘ clizabeth Lake Rd ' mile W alas eo vending machin | cap pase 5 Cree con ree FHA HOMES panes 6 rm and bath with full BEDROOM BRICK RANCH of Telegrape Re atters Tor bet. 2 aes Er: AR i | pd ds All os location ‘Also: | io - ase't id f ome s ut — y ¥ ~ room home. er ¢ ne Pon pe ‘clone t AeS peor partes eecoclenea a manele Auto gas heat, wood kitch- | heating system. Neal ay S| wert Aah pC onl sized | 11 sites left! iat bedrooris, 3 room tenant house. nity be right pee Write Pon- area Pull bade FA. e| — |PRICED LOW-Very jittie traffic) en cabinets tile bath, large | condition and has carpeted living | Ant" ou heat 1's car_ attached 2e O0 M borse bara. 9 BOX! COMPLETE. SET pba low payers ot | on this north side street Four | utility room. Wide city iota) tare append teen) J CCT garage “May have immediate pos CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 600 Ft oll lake tromtage "Tdeai | SMALL ae anvaro ‘Sane Fast approximately $52 include | sewer are act fOessiparues Clos we eaie: hove : 5 ae aaa “ee session FE Cen wational e Pies Trout lake under 40 miles from wasinesssiTacainioein EUR ORY, . i J 5 se to sc 8, shopping. | onone SAAS ives E_5-1392 =" pe eee | * spot. Only $3,200-$1,000 down | and bus, : | WM. KNUDSEN lat IZABETH LAKE iE ESTATES ise 7yy ers wey teal Oiateet tanas eet) 300. tas ct ee FE Service to down payment. Better | os altor 12 room 6 ms NORTHGATE FARMS | TERM s : look at theca: today? Phone Lyany: TRACE prt Ne pore rere zeneee to | S10 Pontiac State (Bank Bidg. room, 20216. dining room 14x16. . Just-3 miles north of Holly, 5 |e eet ate) Bo | «ou can borrow $20-$500 weeny Now! We have the key j Wibinece pedtoe ees epee) ee Sy ee. ; Pu FE 44516 kitchen 14216, 3 full complete. 5 miles south of Grand ; ous derek! Gacinees Geers on eature. car or re. m~ |. ern kitchen—all taatenany gate Inglewood Model S71 lace | — | pene . He aed bane Basttin | . ei ee races 4 J. R ettz a able, Phone REpublic 25082 fey "egen betas Ch . te ‘ = | ster bedr ‘4 Es “res < 7 = ! . RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 7 (rated Tiled bath oll beat. 2. wood | bookcase in den, library 813.) 250 ft home sites are be- | REALTOR : SUNOCO SERVICE _ | coe ° 2625. Ma Ho Rd Open 0-6 car garam, paved drive. shade : | kewing room t&x7, sun room 14x ing offered at the low '- eles HC Connon R Dl erie neaba te pele thi ote an 1) MONTHS BEFORE 1st" 9 carpeting in living room, din-| troductory. pri.-e ot obdlas 1011 W Huron St _FE_5-6181 AON OUSFHOLD Co-operative Reai Estate Exchange csdivahe*taesacene A ee Peay Us ing toom and den Fireplace | pee best tn country ving 9 || — (SSeS For lease in Clarkston, Michiga DO YOU WANT | "™ "* af | riaetcormer recuse upon haneatie PAULA REPS METAMORA ELLA! Ba peda et FINANCE i : | had er lo x _ Es | aan ay Hee IO ea Ga CH Sat Rats NGO FOR BETTER HOMES 412.000 down will handle _ Bt, Tek Sie HUNT CLUB inggrieg Poorest "CE Tar | Corporation of Oakland Ave. This ts a good buy| rm home. activities rm, oil PAR Cj ; 5 ROOM NO __ ee ae GC) ag m* Mon. | 51, south’ Baaing 5 oo yee ree ener Bese ike fo Stay S| " es Em 7 (O- A little mecuin. eines ear | fe have a 100 acre farm “Flint, ‘a ° rte ne le = iy ine sey eons , earage and set on nice di S S that includ od TIM WRIGHT, Realtor | EM gtapes"ta Sean" rut ~ = fot “Excellent kitchen snd’ bate, S( FE] R A M op cmt PEC SS nl Ene Se 345 Oakland Ave PE 5-0441) : S petal ly sree corn aa ing site at Crescent Ba | rpg ry eas rate : 135, 000 F Families TROY *~ |ORTONVILLE HOME — 3 bedrm able monthly payments. | rp 5.5901 REALTOR FE $-9471 0. Gniy $20 Down and $20 per | 11 room farm house for you © ym ees a | home, good condition. Very con- ONLY $1000 DOWN | HHL Joslyn. Corner! ora aseg | month” deentercaetee arenas you wou e blenty of space venient location near sthool and Nearly new 4 n | , ‘ P R a for te children, garden space| Secwtes Ore neee ba feck aor Oatncs meal | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |g1s09 TWO ACRES — Faceilent jnto a lat class Gedtieman’s = | ay sae weieD- 70 SEE ecommen and seclusion you wil] enjoy this ment, garage. large jot A ni | land and convenient to bus, stores 3 bedroom. 2 story home with 2'2/ home tra friendly town. 39.450, Dane palsiiogeniisenta iicioce TEMPLETON schools say iictms . rece Mets ntti Ud 1G c “ ( nN ! : . Lake privileges too in a pleas- 4-2544 Sno 7 ODAY > SPECIALS uc er Ss BS acres of land, $10200 Ask for $2,500 down | Hazel Jenkins | akefront | ant new west suburban area 41500 PON ¢ - q oe AS VAN HORN INC. lovER 15: ACRE-Nearly new 1 , ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES EAST SIDE Only” #20 down & 820 manth Rent Farm Property. A A WONDERFUL GROCERY with | MI 6-2400 Dordan_ esas) SHOFF 2-bedrm= home | Modern Elizabeth Lake $28 500 1 bedroom ranch, built in 1955 § room modern. 2 bedrms ele $500 UPPER a quarters on 4 acres in the ever- kitchen, mica topped cupboards. Choice offering Phone for Siding birch closet doors, oak bath. newiy decorated. Full base. $4500 TRAITS LAKE — 59 ACRES) OF FARN LAND 1401 expanding lake region of Oakiand Fouf (4) ‘Buckner © RANCH TYP): j 22 ft living rm ou furnace further details ! floors. plastered walls fal) ment New Cedar shake shingle. 839 Easy term: N Wixom Rd. 1 mile north of Co Excellent butlding ama fix-| ient éffices in Pontiac mea : Bs : opted Gn . / basement oi] furnace. electric on exterior Close to schools and Sa, ae _ Wixom “MU, #27 re fa sures Vainable real estate includ- where you can quickly bor- x | sae ees cee North Side ; 2 hot water heater Lovely kitchen stores , Immediate poner ssc Hee Lele BROW N, Realtor | @d at $66,000 plus stock on terms. Tow. up to $50* on small = c TOOMmM JOY tat and bath Location and con- aly ent, Reasonable’ down 1367 w Huron Ph FE 24810 Sale Business Property 2) SHORT ORGEN GRILL spce-e-mosth p Gy ments: Lowen. _— = =< struction are super / nd) . . a es = a . with seat. | vw oret “ull amount, No [5 acess ie icra ee Rooms 2 tee genes be Broom \ OFF JOSLYN ohne A 1 tes RE BEAR NEW ing far 26 gett grossing $56,000 | deductions. ™m kitchen. basement corners ae Sey fiveote adel ee uak Soll ZONED COMMERCIAL Modern 3 bedrm home Plastered fe i e ante Specks aher Ladiphcs mcerent retires eet O es or 20 miles north of Pontiac Wacewvena sce vaareen } Good ranch block home only 2/ - walls and hardwood floors. Ful} ba : FE oo Temiset tease 1Chfy (94.208 down: cost OWT in Blacktop road. Large pouitry ° vears old. Completely modern Basement! gas Heal fenced back Pm FE. : or RORR tebe . houce Spd A vadeee baer . Lot_ 50x225. Wondbrful possibili- | arnt clos Lys oth oa, ac . | HERE'S AN EASY TO OPERATE Buckners IS LESS THAN ” aan tt . North Anderson | ties here. Ap, ‘excellent buy for | ee schools and stores | northern Class C' on main high- | YOU THINK. room'’’ yet oniy* minutes away ; $11,500 with reasonable down ay- | from work It would be fun to @ ', & tow, low price ment p aor a neang and fishing a H : : . mio ¢ owner's hom tn- $300 Dn. facie ASE A) erect we een creo and KENNETT STREET kh. 1. Templeton, Realf6r . | cluded Full Poche $26.00" with pet needed casn quickly ! h 82, itis one ae. 2 gov | Dandy 2 bedroom in Pontiac | 2339 Orchard Lake Rd ricer woe oe oe toa Buckner's friendly a O*\ ERENT R full baserhent. 2- ear a | Clean and neat throughout. Full After 5. call FE 2-9502 | ] ‘OSSIBIT. I Tic s joan company ‘ PAYMI. a j KENT, Realtor rage, ol) heat elisso. * ; basement. with new gas fur. : WARD FE. PARTRIDGE E NTS 24 W. Lawfence FE 54-6105 , “ | Pace, storms and screens, 2 car) __ For Sale Lake Prop. cy A number of .excellent butlding FOR. | , A ne Open Eves i] eshie R. init Rcalne | were ease cement drive. Give : sites have recently become avail- Gift shop antigue shop, china RE A]. TOR FE 4-358] Buc *k ey O. Next to the Consumers: Power a a tee pp. healto ' . now A VACATION eee ween able in beautiful and exclusive «hop. sporting goods dermist. 1050 W HURON | A c ner Pus “FE sell or Pk sae OXBOW LAKE FRONT “own @ beautiful ake front lot Lakewood Subdivision, tocated on fancy food or TV shop This weli ; : = ' and insurance ee ee 161. or FE 44278 Call Brownell Realty. FEdera) {0¢ north shore of Watkins Lake constructed ranch ivpe commer. j REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | e i lots, ‘an feers Birch doors, i i, : Qne of the dest sandy beaches $92, Br0 information. -—- Wooded and open sites, each ap- cial building is located on THRUOUT MICHIGAN inance O 7) automatic heat Myee room Tor Colored Fs hi —— : * Jn Oakland County. Very lovely | maticn proximately an acre in size. These ft of busv. Dixie Hwy. south or | Qpen Eve 7 to 9” ; tiled. bath Puy insulated city OF Colored Families ——— 2 dedroom with large porch , lake privilege sites are sold only Drayton Plains Large 30 x 44, nn “8 sewer and Water. Close to schools A newer and choice bungalow on a over-looking lake Relaxation BEAUTIFUL 8 FT LAKEFRONT subject to rigi¢ Helter Prop- beehive includes attractive living | a Offices are located: . shopping and trans. See them = Earimoor Blvd. Carpeted living” NEAR ; and fun are yours this summer. lot on Wolverine Lake $4950 erty shown by Guarters with fireplace. ful) base- | : new | feom. mode} kitchen, 2 bed- (,)-N]-f pit _ Low down payment. With 81.450 down. Hannan. LI }iQ[ \{F R. | iment. of fired We water heater, YOURILIFE’S MADE Ppntiac and Floor National stag. ‘ MODEL OPEN DAILY AND rooms and bath down and 3)...” RAL HOSPIFAL _ : $4900. | -MES- ARTI R. ‘AM | Thermopane windows, interior als wet W. Peery te ktsive “f bedrooms up Recreation room. _ -betroom | modern with base = =OFFICE OPEN 98 |Pea Ygue Lays LAKE FRONT HOME on sine Dixie Hwy. Ma size, Daneled in wetter pine. “sian | EASIER through Classt- Draytoe Plains 4319 Dixie Hep. Gas h af car gare : - R 3-195 ives 5-1249 | other wonder Ly Tyre right twe blocks co mode! '; conabit tesa niente, | Large lot $7950 with terms. [SON Binte Mighvey. Cotter ats | 14d FT INPROVED LOT | merous to meation ‘Ofteree at a| fied Ads. To solve every-; Welled take 290 Berneton cael R Ity | select trom pus Bower CARROLL G. P eer A. ES Realtor | aot. Included 10a month in- | block to Murphy Park Large wi. YerY irae ones ate terms. day problems quickly, dial (ext to bank) ' ea | Jillespie 8t FE 2-6412 Youn OR Si Hh bot ow Tree on lot, Sell or trade . : i Kingiet Realtot 610 W. Huron | 26! West ace, fo Sera 1704S. relegraph Rd., CARE FRONTAGE ON SYLVAN. | wu 9-0576, 4 "REALTORS FE ‘$181. * ong block. Norte eine te % Oakland FE Ses | 8. Ph. FE ana. Eves. Call FR 26194 | FE 42533 [ee mall cottage. FE \2 LOTS IN WARDS ORCHARD ON’, Phone OR 3-1208 f orth across trom baa 4 A , iy - 11 1" 3 Ward Rd. FE 5-6086. - Open Eves. ‘till 9 — Sun. 1@ to 8 « | ¢ ‘ 5 5 , ~ ‘ : ‘ . ‘ ‘ co Pos yo = | fe, oS r ie ne ' * , - = » - = ] i * ie } 44 i : ia ° . . ' a ' 4 4 ‘i « : . ; : a eh . j ; , us aE PONTIAG ‘PRESS, THURSDAY? May 10, 1956 SIXTY-FIVE BARGAINS ened save on all new po We bu 1 iT fot * ely change every- “” CAD . SHARP. WILL |1 kK ET SORES oe Sr Frage Pe EAGLE CUSHMAN TRADE | guy renat fot Cosa. PE $0173, __for_boat_& trailer, “E 68505. $200. traile: 6-8505 HEARING AID.. COST a A Palvacy CONDI-| new. ay ge a a tion. i take trade in. FE 4-6343, Bene. After m. : : BENDIX DRYER, rod _ deliv very, No down ery ate : core. 5, Vou Welt On disse ee otk, Maytag washer OF GOLF CLUBS OR a ee DO YOU HAVE BIRCH YOUTH BED, MATTRESS, email hous you vould | Unrate they‘ mage corner lot - E 3-708 auto. deep w iT olga, a ee ee ‘s_¢ e ELECTRIC R RANG = Piast coantbwion DRESS AND! Good cond. Ses ge = veil, Size 7 like new. OR 3 31180. | SERcTT Reas. Formal, w ls All_sizes 12 to 14. FE 5-3611. | ar | mos. | oo, Doaker ‘Piene ; A te SALE. 9 TO 6 PM. FREEZER GIBSON. UPRIONT. for the whole fam-| Excellent condition. Phone Milford =a Baldwin. FES-T183. MU 40021. Evenings. _ YELLOW PORMAL. SIZE 16 FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE, Worn once, PE 8-206. 40-inch size. With clock and timer, lent condit Will sacrifi Sale Household Goods 87) Can’ re ‘cis ou 1 ™% X 9 AXMINSTER RUG 1 rotary la’ ses never afer om _FREEZER 2621 Colrain Dr. 11 Cu Ft. Chest i BASY WASHING MACHIN BE FOR 0 Natauniare Advertised ~ sale. Reasonable, 181 W. Sheffield | Cece LIVING _ Jp eR OUE modern, CAS RANGE & 5 ADMIRAL, iT TV. bie, 3 eet Lope Lt eons GE FREEZER er LIKE’ NEW. "ALL FOR $07, PAY Bera fees ew enty oiee.06 ONLY $2 WEEKLY |G00p 6 X 12 WOOL AXMINSTER Sun, FE 2-6340. Pearson’ 3 Bank Furniture | ge’ see ee 42 Orchard REFRIO, 11 CUBIC cna sends 4 HOT POINT A Ave. _ FE 47881) ft, Excellent condition Only" 42 IN. DRAIN CABINET sin $100 05. MI 4-1300 “oR 39133. NET sink, $35. — al. ne tailed $129.96. 80 gal in- BUY! SMA SMALL RADIOS, $6 TO) & “* a : 1 stalled $169.95. R. B. Munro Elec- “ei 2. Record players $12 to sis. trie C 1060 W. Hurtn. 5 as WILTON RUG AND PAD. HOOVERS IN-GOOD CONDITION. $10 and up. Satisfaction guaran- E. lanes sr eeertiioe bes: teed or money backr rE AMERICAN ORIENTA Re T fer) eee nee Oo 12x a INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND Gell” MI xa 2 peecene ie: coll springs. Used. Full size. ATE ASPHALT — #3186. Linoleum Piece Tile |. |KENMORE DEL. SEWING MA- Unclaimed Linoleum . . : rar chine, Desk model. 6 cu. ft, Hot- Pate $1. Si point refrig. Size 6% woman Enamel $1. mC Chicago roller skates in case. 78 HAROLDS | PAINT. & {LINOLEUM _W. Ellis Rd, Davisburg. _ Saginaw KENMORE TABLE TOP GAS range. Like new, Large Oven ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT | Separate broiler. 5830 Southward _FOR THE HOME CAN BE POUND |_Dr., Waterford. 000 AT SALES LEAVING STATE. HAVE CLEAN A Iittle out oft the way, but a lot! maple twin beds and chest eom- less to pay. Special while and up| plete. Make me an offer. O 3-9560. Gas and ¢lectric refri am orp] wera: ae and water heaters, Bath: LOUNGE CHAIR, GRAND neaP | m res, beds. chests, dress-| *48 leather - topped mahogany ers, vanities and springs and! drum table %3 in across, 1 ma- mattresses. Living room suites, | Me coffee table Call MI) TV sets, radios, rugs, diming room. LINOLEUM # PAINT SALE suites, dinette sets, and eels price at Jack's 277 Baidwt iat our’ trades en i neni SLORD'S| SPECIALS |S pe. dinete set ............ gies OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN (2 pc. sofa-bed |... 0... 95 OR EASY TERMS, “Used TV's from $24.95 ........ up | TO 2% MONTHS TO PAY Hide-a-bed, from $139.95 ...... bebo} buy, sell or trade, Come out|Used Gas Stoves .. acBOor Nook around. g acres of free 1S LORD'S . coe ere ASHER NEW 0918 DETECTO FI E ALARM OUAR. HOUSE PAINT. GAL. $1 A OU| jhe VNTR: INGAIN THLE in| 1 are HEE ARE ASE, SAP Cat FURNACE. SWAP /SYERS._ 14 N. : fore AND VANITY. tt eee LATE ete a MATERNITY ———_ ey bala” Tas — glans $7. Phone FE eee roomy. chest. of REE FOR $99. PAY ONLY $2 WEEKLY Pearson’ s Bank Furniture Ave FE ¢ “E00 8. B. Munre Electric Co. a. ADE ECTRIC RANGES FOR on hoy R. B. Munro, 1060 ee EPT. OW AND ; ue eel ee . 1 on ee ne 05 up _— rigerators. $60.06 = a MAN’S _ 18 1123 teed og Sp Sa, USED. RIC WATER HEATERS Sig INET Seat Ga. ar ae es EEE VACUUM CLEANERS, PART ere al meres 066 aire USED TV. TRADE-IN'S Table Models and Consoles WAITE’ iS TV Downstairs NG SUITE, cpus moe FRE New, Norge fas, tenes ned) 3 on We tare Te USED TRADE-IN DEPT. Chest of drawers 14.95 Desk ena 14.06 asher ...... 19.95 oe ie ange oe % venport ~~ Smaocbce br} RCA TV ‘21. arisen ue oo Heiss THOMAS ECONOMY ~ * FURNITURE CO, Wayne Gabert’ 8 poe Specials tate fs Motorola 10 EE ref. weet, fibe.c0 es ine Bs ee ‘auto. washer on $179.96 TO CHOOSE YEARS TO PAY 121N Saginaw FE 5-¢190 WASHER, 825; GAS $20; Power iawn mower, $28; rhe stove, $35. FE 5-; WINE DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. $35. 18 brown wool fug, and aaa "40. OR_ 3-443, For For Sale _Miscellaneous 6 1% HP. ELECTRIC MOTOR. hp electric motor, Aa tua chain sew. OL 68727 5 pm WHEEL OTL STRAILER. _Patr dition, OR 3+ 21 SHALLOW "WELL Foun Pic- tures, Parakeets and Bantam _chickens _EM_3-2477. § PORCH SCREENS, USED 1) season. Wooden frames sereening. 51 ® s 9 UMBRELLA Ses “CAMP | $45 OR stove. | 10 STORM WINDOWS AND |" _Ssereens, exc. condition. Pe stor i io x: 10 BUILDING LUMBER, ipo heater, bath room set. FE 10X12 WALL TENT, CAR TOP carrie Charcoal stove, studio ij PLUORESCENT DR AWING boards hauiote Babbar fans bes 0608 ; 88 FOR 2% FT. ROOF, ‘eomplete. Cheap. OA 8-2918. . oben pa Cre eae Furniture and Appliances L a 8. ‘SALES © co. \125 W. Huron Bt, FP 45-6083 4 £. of Pontiac, or 1 mile|__‘““Where Wrigley’e Used to Be”’ Ez. Auburn Heights on jedan |MAYTAG WASHER, SQUARE Kaen Rd., Me minum tub. 401 in Peadoe PHONE FE_ 5-924! dock. AT AUCTION |MAYTAG | WABHING MACHINE. Sea G ben Ge Eas @ enken Rochester. Entire furnishings of| aon ome on. RANGE, REA- chairs réesidentce, 3 bdrm. suites. Selec- [So —.j nine? 2 tion of quality upholstered chairs, METAL CABINET SINK & fine sofa, DR furniture, 2 china cabinets, marble top tables and METAL WALL CABINET. CA- stands, rugs including 3 rm. size; dle sewing machine, MI 4-6037 orientals, China silver, pase: MAYTAG WRI GER TYPE WASH. ware. Decorative items 0 er with pump. ilarly $139.95. tique value including Meissen and, _Now only $79.65 swe 1300 “YIENRY HARNACK /MAMOOARY, D DRE ee cae | ers, 2 brass.sudent lamps, drap-) giles, linear aod ‘bedding, weft Platform rockees child's poate: fine Herschede tubular chime hall), lal aadi werk’ woncaibey aneeraa clock, Admiral television. Com | roy jacket, Size 10. Hoover vac- radio & record player with rec-| Gamtlcleaeerelwich! acchtseana — nodal def Prada apenas PE 43268 . ! : — | « e. lawn ee 3 large wall mir-, 6 PIECE SOFA BED SET Borah Cramaal nee type powers Modern sofa bed, two modern step mower and lawn broom ery: thing dole quality. Sele marie! 10 a.m. er cover rain or shine 2 auctioneers Lunch room & home| PAY ONLY $).50 WEEKLY _ cooking. 2 acres parking space. , PEARSON 8 BANK KE AVE ~ BARGAINS IV | 570, 9RRRRD FURNITURE |_ Electric_mantel_clock. FE 5-7498. Secerer lamps. iPICNIC TABLE, LIKE NEW. Triple dresser. eer case bed ‘PORTABLE EL ECTRIC SEWING | machine and ilrover. Excellent HG Requiar $249.95 now poten hooey ae tables $1693 up REBUILT WASHING MACHINES, ley complete. Reg. ei “Tne rere, je Elec- gis be ne ‘ " tri $02 Nd hnson, ES 4-5160, oo chairs upholstered, Reg. |RUG- = an PRGIDAne STOVE, 5. 30 in. automatic. double day bed, Pompe 2 20 0 fer cent off. | dressing table with stool, men’s Many. ptond other bargains to ler e wardrobe, corner bookshelf, ‘ehéose from =r ee and lamp table, lamps. CLAYTON'S | pictures etc binet radio and | utility cabinet 2-9800, 474 Furniture ote ne | Elizabeth Lake Rea 3065 ormert Lake Rd. 1 na FOR CASH IN Aj TRADE-INS GUARANTEED ITURRY,. sell things, a Se Automatic’ washers . ~ ul Wringer washers... ease up thr uigh Classified Ads. | aeters | 0 oe ap Anvthinggoes! Dial m| R ae oot Pate 28181. __matching | ey upboards. FE 71-0593 tables, matching coffee table, two lai Seen BEEF AND PORK HALF AND | 0 os Gas AUTO.,, $25, PE 4-3416 aN, CABINET SINE $000 USED RED BRICKS, LARGE oS OR 3-7838. Cali after 6/ ANCHOR” FENCES No money down. FHA approved. _FREE ESTIMATES FE 5-747. "ADJUSTED ato RrecToRY Law nae = Sharpening | Unclaimed lawnmowgrs, $5 & up 204 Oakland __ $150 takes all OR 3 BATHROOM ixrouia: aTcunce) town kitchen, furnaces; Ot), gas ; r am boilers, automatic water heater, Rard were electrical, supplies. _Lapeer Rd. FE 4543) quarters Opdyke Market, FE 5-741 BILL DAVIS. AN < EXPERT | Li- censed of] & gas heating man who | cut out nearly all operating ex-! penses. guarantees you pay Ara! to $150 less on any of 37 GERMICIDAL LAMP porrcnas protec For Sale Miscellaneous 60 2x6, 3x10, mn » far. tors, $35 Rubber bare paint... $3.95 gal. pak pe oS S. Saginaw Seuss, wags. vee * vented i fu ES BURMEISTER } og 13 sae Plaste: 1.75 4x74," 1.96 4x10 and nit % 1b. Crown Coat in. @. ... 8 2.25 2 ah Sama 8 Se io a ¥ 50 Ib & S 4x8 fir 8 se ~ | foo" i3 MAKE SURE ITS BURMEISTER . Northern Lumber Co. lev Lake Rd Pontige EM 34111 & rot rare | Rate . PE i-4i% 3-2139. a RAW AW TITE E HITCHES | ee aod ENTE ae trauma of all makes of cars. F. E. Howland, 3245 Dixie Hwy. Gab, simbe se paar taut oe e3_ 8. Saginaw 8. EXTRA—SPECIAL Fine axiz's Syod bua up to 3 | % We will require- as aeaeree ‘addition, porch ravmth ope compiets| SURPLUS LUMBER & (MSe) OR 3-7082 FURNACES | cig a ee fice we § ee now Fa cis eave. besins, from $10.98. é ~ ‘Tmomp- a6 Perry. Ez STANDING TOILETS, 19.05 x sinks boo 2 Wachbowis with fittings $h colored fie —— sete wih t “ ‘actory Inds. Irregulars. $100.50 SAVE Lee nt) SUPPLY 172.8. Sagina’ PE 5-2100 | FoR SALE 7 WHEEL TRAIL AILER. oes ep Jobard CULTIV VATOR | plow Good condit: 66 after 4 p.m. Ed GALVANIZED PIPE. AND PUMP. PE 4-6364 SLICE OF HAM at . ] 3 ae hae be all \ Sand, Gravel & ANE $6) ATTENTION Top dirt. delivered a . Fil’ Sand FE Soo MY 20911 — FE 1-01 Syst GRADF TOP-SOLL TOP catia mixtures, L, Slade, FE ee aire va 840 or I, EM 30167, BLACK point TOR e6tL AND Se Roe AND PEAT TOP aa sand a aise" fi) and BLACK ar ay sor. 1 TO 3 To had = eekend yds, Prompt service a es _ SON, SAND. Tea: fil and re soll. FE Sine. rs ‘ye 6-087! CLAY LOAM TO homey or ae pieces Jv. spoke a LALIT ORAVEL, 7 LOADED A Paid vered rE er BLA’ i oe per BA Delivered, FE R GOOD DEAL ON r, | SPEci pee Ee | Be se pet eit. WEIMARANER R PU 8 < Pa old. oe unting ‘stock, © Or EP Doge Jemees Beret TOP Bivd and Opdyke. Wholesale $e Saas ei Bod a3 = deliver foe Sue | atte c. rect, tom Bi i E : 5 F g i hr PLAST ERROARD a SET MATERIAL SALES 00. ence ToMiER oo 5340_ Highland Rd _(MSe) OR 3-7082 . Om . SEPTIC TA KS EPACTR a Ee. stalled. Sewers, water Jies i SEPTIC TANKS pe REINFORCED, CONCRETE FE 44478 372 Ki a, meet water Niatore é eal. gee _nenare y A. ¢ Ra. wick's. ams Orchard Lake Garage Doors | “testcos Berry weet, overhead factory sec- onds, all sizes and prices. Lares selection, irons heed, and up. A less than you think. ou a free estimate es, we give Gold Bell Stamps. BERRY Boon SAL nad sod 371_8. Paddoc E 20003 | for use jatroome to children air born bac- teria. tase i those sufferin creme —— Loge units are use in hospi $39.50 velue $12.96. Slightly marred! Michigan Fie _orescent. 393 Orchard Lak e. ~HIBLER’S VARIETY GIFT ITEMS Baby and chil- drens clothing, light hardware, super Kem-Tone, nieys Paints. _ 430 Oakiand. ae | HOLLAND FURNACE WITH HEAT regulator. Can see furnace ent, | _We put in of), standing. FE Store. 7 Miles out Baldwin. Arm- strong floor [= Loan fo, = ee _Lac_paints HOT WATER aves. =< ‘ont, was, new approved for use Consumers lines. §98 50 i #110 50 value $49.50 and $5950. These pete ney marred. ett? elec- ed gas heaters a harnsteae values. Michican Flu- orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. IN sTOCK 1. «’, 6 8 Drain Tile & wall .co BLAYLOCR COAL & 8 PELY 0. | $1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 JIG SAW. 4° ARM. TWIN BEDS. OR,_3-6061, | KITCHEN CABINET SINKS FA- ‘* mous make beautiful 42° model $99 value $5050. Slightly marred in transit. also several 54° and 66° models at terrific values. ] tehigan Fluorescent, 393 Or- charr Lake Ave. K GUTTER, 13c FOOT WAR-| > Wick's, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd. _ | LAWNMOWERS | SHARPENED. 41 en figures. Statsums, Jardin. oS ne | APPROX. 2300 FT a, Ae FIR. ON d OLD-FASHIONED ORGAN YPE ) _ Parke 8t FE 2-1311 'NMOWER SHARPENING AND ' LAW air cooled engine servi¢e. 0140 Pontiac Lk ? OR 3 2211. LET Us HELP YOU WITH YO UR color painting problems, Hun- * dreds of colors to chose from in | rubber base or Jelled Magic—to drip paint; tree: arking In reer | oft store, Oa re. kan: uel and Paint, | Lal FE | 436 “Orchard ke Ave SO LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER, TRAINS Authorized factory service and genuine factory parts. Free test om factory anelyzer types. forced air, gravity, san | | TASKER'S _~__ 3 W._HUROK 87. heaters, floor furnaces or oil as conversion jobs. Whether astail or you DO IT YOURSELF | +2646 for an _ estimate CASH eal FURNITURE 5 4-781 NEW A AND USED 1593 8. Woodward. north of 14 Mile Rd. Birmingham. MI 4¢-4826, CIRCLE a. FIX- tures newest brightest rol most | modern type of cous for — ens dinettes bedroo and reation rooms. $11 rie value 88.55 slighly factory marred ‘all factory showrooms Mich!gan ru orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave COMPLETE SET OF HARVARD ~ Classics _875 OR 13-4444, COMPLETE METAL * “OARAGE | _door _ Good condition, EM_3-5965 CABINET | ped Bly fr $50.95. im, . from Sinks to $3.95. oe sinks from Ga. A. Thompson, 8 &, . | NE NEW SHIPMENT , Beautiful mahogany flush doors, “CHURCH'S INC 107 8. Squirre: Ra FE 20233, NEW GALVANIZED PIPE. % In oy sp beips Me ft! % in, 12 lengths 44c_ ft. BAVE ‘PLUMBIN SUPPLY 172 a Saginaw FE 5-2100 & USED PORTABLES, WILL | caiee, ol) afd grease Gi make ome machine. within redius exire, FE ote Fa tll, uu” serie FE wee. oe f Révelawa modern doo! costs “treat yeatiek Latraciet give —_—— ee 1 Talbot Camber For ee! Yoremon use Thorosea! we mare BPS. oo jred Sa Like/ [new ‘can “eM "rian |HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY | i. WORLD FAMOUS - Wurlitzer Organ IDEAL FOR HOME SCHOOL CHAPEL CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT Lessons and Special ‘Rental Plan Available CALL CLIFF WIEGAND “lt 212 Chandler 8ED BLOND —sPINET PIANO. L E- Sfaron Giscount. Gallaghers, 18 a ar WANTED: a ReaFORaTEA PARTY to take over low m et plano. Sh. na this- vicinity. to | Credit Manager, Post Office box #1, “Greenville Mich igan x ROAD [GRAVEL 9 YDa Pit tesa. Ful tog tua dirt, J yas. #10, 5-2479. livered. ine kers—Laridsca TOP SOIL © a ie. slightly factory eee! “Alge sONBeau Coat FURNA ACE. A-t, | Sale Store Equipment 64 6 case area POP COOLER. HAS BEEN USED Longton $85. SAREPRATE only a few times. 1473 KE. Auburo, OL 2-271 Tv TV EQUIPMENT 3° SCOPE, 81G., V.T.V.M. Tube Cost $390. Beit for $200. OR 3-3470 eee Megs us 3 Ibs. $1 | Bacon Hickory smoked sin oe Yo ak aan pone all ‘after a] LIVE USED LUMBER | 31 pgeeces 2) UsED BATHROOM SET, $25. BO eS FOR Howe | ¢ ec built up window’ units.” epaphead = one xeneer er 8:00 throwen 5:00 alts Windows — * double hung. vents, jal TOP ~SsO1L. | FILL. and ¢inders OXROW W Boost CO. 10266. Hi =e le WA ATER ~SOFTE NE ERS” _ George Burkiow TOP S8OfL, Ri ae sand, gravel, and in dirt. _Eugene a) Pua coe direct lene oneal tig MI @-3247 ‘O 1948 ACG §. Mo- Epubus bp raat Parts cheap j Do it Y Yourself YDS. OF STRAW _Mure delivered. $15. S011 ‘10 and gravel. _2-5777. Gil, CRUSHED STONE. I Bor “aie ffi Lyle Conklin. | < bois ag | vacuum cleaners * end int §=-436 chara Lake Ave. FE 5-419. at PET etal at a-1 TOP 801 OIL TANK, 800 GAL. I ression, Meat x, ee WANTED 4 FT. GLASS SHOWCASE OR 39119 _ Sale Sporting Goods 65 > lam ms P. PT SOARD MOTOR, LIKE made sleeping bag oe Rosadny 2. $135, BAIT MERCURY MOTORS *, minnows, ctawilers boot i Cras outfita, eee harness, ia ‘8 Tre raph. Tr & ‘Bun, 5 am. “tt uy ALL ALL TYPES GRAVEL & 8 STONE. LL PES OF TOP ; erushed stone. fill dirt, road grav. _el ‘Call Woodie, FE 5-20 “BLACK | Reasonable. uP er, walk-in x8.. Lot of butcher supplies. JEM 3-2449. FE 54788. > sort. ‘tn oR BAND AND AND EM 34207 MA- CRUSHED STONE, hs po Earl How- a Fs Best Quality This one of oe ah rated ‘Terme me ge inl area Cr Near terford depot. OP ee CERT FOP s0ii.. BEAce DIRT, GRAV- el. We delivér Sunday. FE 39-7111. | _ WB 5-214. = POINTER, Ae epee beck PA Unus' colors and sup ies, S01 ath Bt. PErS-4036 Whole. | _ food. Since 1027. $84 Oakiand A} PaRAKEETS CANARIES, CA roms Ba ve . Shenae Bina Hates P $15. OR Well bred. Pa. alter 4 ol tat loo OR ". ay ___For Sale Pets Oo. WHITE WITH face, PE 17-0534 ee anantae CR SPANIEL PUPPIES, ' 460 and Lucino para- Mie ed si “a others. EM 3-8001, on. re Da la also Tropical supplies. 186 nate. Tele Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ‘eon i. ss Lake Rd, Milford. MUtual #8038 ~ For Sale Livestock 72 1 ; vonmomsin sow AN? Ss eee ROAD aster ¥ds. #7. DE- [peers fence eetienanianetonan WANTED: black dit FE Sine” Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 ae Li $, TAKING NO, COME, 4xD se | HARD, HEAVY. sap : &@ cotd or 2 for $11, FE 5-2086. WOOD,” 1 _Grovela: Farms PLANT Now. EVEROREENS | AT jow pri LAKESIDE NURSERY in be | 3944 Eliz. Leke Ra, FE 41032 Al GLADIOLIUS BOLBS’ Finest varieties See Louie Schulz Oakiand County Market (Stall ry Sat., May 5. STRAWBERRY PLANT! 3, ROBIN- d Premier varieties, Also flower and vegeta plants, 1580 _Seoott Lk. Rd. Us 6,000 AU: I- UST BE MOVED _ an, Norway anu h 36” high. Dig your own. Choice, $2 each, 6 for $10. 867 Bebek & ford. MI 4-6410, STRAWBERRY | PLANTS, STATE insp, Moran, WIDE VAR shrubs evergreens le or- namen' trees, includ) white birch clumps. at — ices lad to assist you with any plant- | PINE: TREES DIG YOUR OWN. } $2.50 each, Clarkston, MA 5-0176 | PREMIER AND “ROBINSON | strawberry plants and (eres _faspberry piants OL 46-1882 > 3 AKC_DACHSHUNDS OR _3-2202 |@ YEAR OLD REGISTERED. COL: | He @ Reasonable, Cail after 8 5-2038 pm 6 WEEK OLD SPRINGER SPAN- fel vor tes. AKC Reg. 128 South | ville or cail 242. to | EEK OLD DACHSHUND PUP- pies. Registered. MY 9-407: or inquire 659 Fairview, Lake Orton, | |AKC REG. BEAGLES EXCEL.) Ape Ur stock, 3060 _Indlanwood k Orion LAND. ~AND | AEE COLLIE PUPS, BLACK "AND | white, 7 wks, od FE $-0371, = DIRT. | SostGna i AT ee PUP Dies. Curtiss, OR 3- says PARAKEETS, $1.50, 143 x, —Mansfielr_ '{ Joslvn CANARIES F FE 3-4666 N TERRIER F PUPPIES. ae FOR SALE; BEAUTIFUL TALK. Lake Louise eae Ortonville, Mich. Mother’ 8 s Day Special — Male parakeet and. eage, 8698 __ 501 4th St. FE 2-025. 0 "pas SELL AKC MALE 6CHIP-| *e Coa female Beagle, Also '* 'D A : ies. Jack Cochran, | ¢ evenings MY 01s RING BROS. UR 1H DEA __ pontiac RD. AT OPDYKE. _ “AA BUYS AT LEE’S Riding garden tractors, the fa- TFS -wh Landscavin 1700 Scott Lake Rd. | +1701. For Sale Pets * 69 a UCemene Es} WITH sickle ber. Gilas izabeth Ra. Lr. BARGAINS - uv aIndustrial and Farm Parts and Service Sf mh gg A ie HOUGHTEN & SON. Rochester 0. “taed tractor Lote san rows. A ine of nen Myler rer Oxford, — riding i { Bev- te us FE ¢1112 Auction Sales 77 WITH | AUCTION | SVERY WEDNE re oe % ld daire oo pated = ome ve! a ee ances. ey Ka <5 ts of = oe B Auction fivey bet. Dray & ater- ford’ his week we have % com- plete homes of furniture plus the enumerable small consignments. This ts « bie sale of good furni- HUTCHINSON MOBILE OXFORD — Trailer Sales. Regt Ps ™ PARTS STORE es | Seles tote per, Eves. & bun pm ~ Rent Trailer ‘hea: 7” ae pe tee Concrete. vation, “side- ‘% n° ate poate Auto Accessories 80 122 Oakland Ave. PE + NUBA HUBA New and used large — Dress-ypr, Most all makes eel | pate Get our ge fra. $129 up. Roto | | 122 | Oaklend Ave, PE 4-7068 “SER vice FE ali tn € erry #1216. F For SALE ALLis CHALMERS | GooDYEAR. FIRESTONE plow h Uv. Black of White | Elmberst, Royal 91283 blade ‘SPREADERS — Davis Machinery. Ph. 45. LT ee Fer SRED. GARDEN rn nee AND FORD CULTIVATOR. SEA ee 8 Biack Hawk mower and Oak. Liberty | |INTERNATIONAL 012 TRACTOR. High lift, bucket loader, $260. 2140 | “Keego Harbor. T9477 oN FORD TRACTOR “LOAD- y er New tires + $785 Toute and ‘ake over pay- | 5 50080 Mich. Chain Saw Distr. _ ALES SERVICE ANE RENTALS 5 Front 8t. § AND pasate i) TO SELL | MoE #1112 SING prog YOUR LM. DEALER __PONTIAC RD. AT OPDTEE mare, Best offer, oes USED, PAGE GARDEN TRACTOR condi- ° ‘For Sale “Tires 80-A 80-A ea 670-13 WHITE WALL, t. o0oD year, new. $16.95 plus tax. Ez- TIR: ‘also white walls. 603 8. Saginaw, EF 4-0687, ric! Walls. on ‘New Cars. Pull antes, baal to 50 ‘per cert Standard 8 izes. ED WILLIAMS 451% Saginaw at Raburn *GHARPEN UP YOUR CAR WITH A set of chrome wire wheels, set of 5 for hone than half the 2 a Lake Orion Moto M24 at Clarkston ae CRANKSHAFT In r. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- one oD, 23 Hood. Poone Fe | din oto 8 E UDE MOTORS | LEY AUTO } PARTS - AND COUNTRY STATION WAGON 1062 oyth Cran spies ein: 4 dr. i Hight blue, very sharp. | SPOT ., ‘64 Pontiac Ser Deluxe 2 Bah el pare adio & Heate: 1983 Plymouth 4 dr. Cranbrook with | ‘55 Pord Fairlane, 4 Ford- . Firestone et 4 Ply trim. Hunter and see spray "8 louie. Radio neotsr, Like | Owens. FE Mio green, ame Will trade, New. Special price o sis08. Ve ee oe Gon... ; OR 31188 after 3: 1952 4dr. Powerful V8 Bea La Cite c “ee 2 dr, Hydre-| Sonn ah ine drive. R&H, Save tan ML ag yy Bg nd cai papel - Fores. W-Wall Tires,. Owner, Bob Frost, Inc. Junk and Vrecked Cars” t LINCOLN MERCURY AND Eastside Auto Parts CLARKSTON : S i= Buick Riviera 2 Dr., Dynafiow, 850 S W OODW. ARD 181 East Pike St. MOTOR SALES agio & Heater. Two tone cro BIRMINGHA a 5-6855 32,8. MAIN ST. |) waved tee a: en af er? og a ou c AN cunySLER-PLYMOUTH 53 Olds “98 Sedan, wyevepetie, by B ORD, ae M Or weal. “s is. OLD CARE A ND SCRAP METAL gg oy com's a ee Radie _Heatr. Twe tne Green, ——Ts... we. Zee ‘Dp BOYS BICYCLES Senet FE SE | open ra p.m. _Daily ae ORD ° ied. trazele, Po Mir é30i8. Call WE NEED | LATE "is G2 CADILLAC COUPE. 53 puict 2 Dr. Radio & Heater,| “R & H. Pordemetic WW. two shar 2m. — pa +A eye glass, ¢way | Ciean. . tone, padded dash, Selling for less { ‘ than deal cost. ‘each. Pe Lephes ted ‘55 e PONTIACS insa Cat CADITL AC CONVERTIBLE. 12 Cooveeies 4 Door, Redio & Heat- Uake Orion Motor Sele See ; a ARP ' ‘ADILLAC, “WILL ; ‘ord - Mercury Boats & Accessories 85/7 ¢ “ML MOTOR OR SALES Sake, trade ond small monthly | ‘31 Ford 2 Dr, Radio & Heater. MY 2-2611 zi ments. EM ask for Bul WH.L ACCEPT WITCH. FIRST | 221 Dixie # 31603 “ab Pontise. te asl r 61 Pontiae 2 Dr:, Hydramatic, Me EP. ——— < eaoi For ‘s ile Tru ae 90 Phone MU . ask fof Mr | Radio & Heater. momovem O gegatrliere eas a Satee ay SUPER | ~~ ee _iistiana "ea ‘Muto, ich." | 60 Buick 2 Door, Radio & Heater. part, payment “of a good used w Quickativer™ lower |? ZO" STUDEBAKER WRECKER. | id Bb PENS igGOO” CONDITION. 49 pontine 2 Door, Radio & Heater BILL SPENCE aE, Sn, Pane | EERING | —St #8! Baldwin. CHEVROLET 66 BEL AIR. COR- | +45 Chevrolet Club Coupe . Pe... CARs can 4 FT. WOLVERINE BOAT sae neaverts Poon FE bp. motor, Complete steering. FE hee eres D. : : ‘ D UXE ed You get ae GATER truck down. ‘Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 ‘0 MAple 58-5071 nites ‘til © 80158. 963 CHEVIE PANEL TRUCK : 3% Ellwood SALE OR TRADE, ‘i CHEV. housetrailer tractor with job, FE 2.1840. N. Paddock. AND A HALF ton pick- al gray 6,.2 dr, standard trans- mission. Radio, heater. Excellent condition. ‘$1,475. MI 4-6470. 193 CHEVROLET BEL AIR vé 4 door vowerene. R&H, windshield weapers. oe on ry] TRANSFER FEE, TAKE OVER pe ments 106) vrolet 4 dr. inal black finith, lik y gut 8 ‘encollent tires, National _ Motors Sales, art 8. ar w Exe. Se oo = ingharn Nash, a 8 Woodward, Birmingham. bf FE 3.9405 FE 44531 1954 G.M.C. 450 Series. babs ey. 16 to 18 -ft. wickigANs ‘Ss LA ___ Auto Insurance 90A SSE erates For Sale Cars 91 KELLY’S HARDWARE AT ADAMS PE 1 ‘ a ete. meer Sith FEDERAL REINFORCED 45 'W. 14 Mile Ra., at re ta te oe be me ay mpl Let [hee ~ ECONOMY Is SELLING OUT OUR CHOICE “8 MS ere ed HUDSON HORNETS. iCING PERAmoED us TATE OR ECONOMY USED CARS brea w FE 43131 ee CHEV. 2-SEDAN, RADIO AND in EXTRA CLEAN. $275 rust oD baby. FE. rf Lucky Auto HEA FULL PRICE. CHEV. 1981 CLUB COUPE, RA DIO AND HEA &. EXCEL- PLYMOUTH 199 SEDAN, EXTRA CLEAN. $18 FULL PRICE. STATION WAGON. CHEV. RADIO ak HEATER, EXCEL- LENT CONDITION, CHEY, 1956 DEMO. 2-DOOR. LOW E SAVE PLENTY. Just om CAR DOWN AND vp MONTHs ON BAL- ANCE. "Sh Iiltnots =e expenses. FE | | __ Wanted Used Cars wa ~ SHARP CARS ONLY |e fod Sigg “BBiBe 5S BUD SHELTON MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E. Blvd, FE 46728 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR” FoR sharp late model cars. COMMUNITY MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN PM. QLive 2-031) |° FORD MAINLINE . FORDOR © 41295 . LARRY West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead ts low the difference. Sy all i as T SRLTAE { DR Reet. wood 60 spec z tone Sharp! Power ber, ow mileage. ett will finance. Ph. days, MY TACK HAUPT PONTIAC : SALES Clarkston 4656 Pontiac Catalina wdreme Low milea~ soupe. Dem- e 32-3603 196¢ Pontiac Starchief Catalina Ce dan Fully equipped. Factoty one. op Latent rd Custom 2 2dr sedan, Like \ Plus’ ® large selection of good clean | used cars. i right with small | so aioe "< a ‘ ; MApie 6-141 a STATION WAG. WAG. | ay ‘48 Buick SELL OR TRADE. EQUITY IN ‘ol ioe convertible, A-1 cond. so7Te Ji JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC I pebesied TAKE E $169 FO 9 FOR, yarn bg ‘with Porkcame: Power and ali the extras. Call ._ FE §-4101, MY $1,040 osatoa Orchard Lake at Cass "E 80488 4 “ "4 Cher., SALESMAN, GOOD DEAL "63 Ford ‘4 ‘be Chey. Convertible —_ man to sel] Chev, and used. Oakland Coun oldest au ther. dealership. oe 84 Studebaker, ad _Chevrolet, V Walled Lake. MA 41561 3 | CHE ‘3 ‘ R GLIDE. WILL "62 Ford Vic. ee foo = ey 4 sher'4:30. Ba Buick, 4a mA. OS ea aa 48 CHRYSLER. condition, FE 5-0163. ‘to CHRYSLER CONY, GOOD Con. CON- | 925_W._ Huron _dition, call after $:39 FE ¢840¢ | 1955 FORD F Radic, heater, er brakes, ¥ quick sale. F “® youd vic, FE 2.5537 or LAKE ORION, Buick, 4 dr.. Rall, Dyni 33 yaa Bel Air, 4 dr., Power Qld. GOOD TRADE UP OR DOWN Belair sports coupe. Station peta \a., Sharp. HURON NTR. SALES rE eee Bi ds Tifardomaue pe Pe: 65-2738 after 5 p.m, NDI- PE 5-6318. IS - THE PLACE) a “4 Plymouth Savoy, 4 dr $875. Statt’s Motor Sales ‘os FORD, RANCH WAGON, Rak, lean, only Rd. ! Suburban, Demon- Yorg-0-ltatis very ¢ ‘i sister Sect tas oo HOWARD LARE, INC. ‘83 Dodge 4 dr: V8, 9179. 2705 _Orebard_take_® Keego OOD 5 LAKE ORION | Take OVER PAYMENTS ON A es ames pod te yas | Aes KAISER. 312 Fisher Bt. FORD. DOOR tion wagon, 3 seats Merc-O-Matic nei & Heater, blue. ype good condition, $1495. % MERCURY 3 PASSENGER coupe, $125. FE 40060. ‘6 RY, Leo ed HAR’ " LINCOLN-ME RCURY Cass at Pike Sts. 1963 cusToM ® 4 DR. FORD. Radio & Heater, White wail tires. CENTRAL | * wil tae a Ese a 912 8. Woodward your car down, pose on trade ins. SCHUTZ MOTORS Birmingham - PE 43005 - ; B | a PeES esie—wes| 1054 MERCURY fegetinental kil. Accesories HARDTOP | missle, eee. Automatic trans- & ‘Heater. ay mileage. ance NO CREDIT PROZ’.EMS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HIGHEST TRADES | TAKE. ADVANTAGE OP sre LOW OVERHEAD LOCATI ALL KING SIZE RApOAIy : | BUDGET PRICED ‘ownina’ | . SAVE AS YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED BEFORE . | DON’T DELAY-ACT TODAY mein lanes owner , ficial car. Save money on Y nis | emia Sop selon | HASKIN “FOR MORE THAN: 30 a CHEVROLET PLACE TO BUY" iss4 ry. tanb-| Oakland County’ s Fastest | Drakes. Power okt, Power wine Growing Dealer dows. A wonde: S 571 Dixie Hwy. st MiS. — va tg ie Lo ad MApie 56-5071 a ies ti 8 wid SR re | ARMOR PRR Orchard I ~ 1955 BUICK _MA 66018 SNIPE CLASS BAIL BOAT. SWAP ROADMASTER SE SEDAN - CRss. Ear ey a a ee NEW, 17 FT _ROWBOATS, 040, 1000 . v, gues Pe Sees ACT NOW down. Big allowance on trade ins. ee bro | = SCHUTZ MOTORS: BS i a tem | "batting tat SBURIY sees “tone 7 ee Pe MAKE OFFER PLA Only 62.088. as foc "53 Mercury Sedan ......... $ 785 ea eree tea HOWARD ELARE, INC. |’ Buick apt, ye $1708 | USED _ 2705 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego ‘33 Olds 88 Sed eeeees nes ; . "SO BUICK, aOR R&H, ALITTLE | '32 Desoto vs ray $ BOATS & MOTORS | bie on ak Laces ois Sym bet $ 585 | SLAYBAUGH’S CHRYSLER 105) NEWPORT HARD- | -53 Pyar fpemcon? See Batley 630 Oakland Ave, __FE_8-0453 matis trai shy ono neater, a °54 DeSoto V-8 Sed, $1083 "ft Wolverine with Ler ed ME.,! ‘ne white wall tires. SCRUTZ MOTORS INC. trailer 912 8. Woodward Birmingham cass s Elizabeth Service Bob Frost, Inc. Bo CHEVROLET 2 DR. CLEAN A171 Case Elizabeth 30098 | LINCOLN. MERCURY AND and se $16.00 dn. $18 per g AL. DEALER : Fran , Transportation Offered 87 gs S. ‘\ WOODWARD aaben and Service, 695 | Bate Rader soe | Mt Ce ee wroleees SUDTOP R y A ~ sirtioe fare only | "86 0 GOOD i eee ae 0. Sparkling two tone Large | Hawai $165; ‘M6 Chev. 4dr. W 0. fagte y installed Radio and Service, 1. | 56 Chev. ‘S 700 miles stee and brake rive : ‘ }°Sq Chev. 2 dr., Very clean Just nicely hepuen tm. Cost over Malad eae Gite ade oe Ford. ictora, Pas 63800. Will take $2285 for quick amen . Jrcent lens ton J aad! 03- "4 | sa os $285 or i= car down + : - “V mecha c e ins ‘ "Tet einer way FE some TAY LOR CHEV ROLET SCHUTZ MOTORS VEEKEND TRIP TO HARRIS- | Walled Lake MA 41561 $12.8 Woodward —— Birmingham~< VALUE | That You Can Feel at the ‘WHEEL *56 Pontiac H.T. ...$2575 '56 Dodge 4 Dr. ....$2565 ’56 Plvm. 2 Dr. ...3.$1795 55 Ford 4 Dr. .....-$1595 54 Chev. Bel Air ...S1045' ’S4 Ford 2Dr. . .$ 995 ’53 Plym. Sta. We. $ 995 | 53 Pontiac 2:Dr. ...$ 89 1°53 Plym. 4-Dr. ewes 7$ 79 52 Buick-H.T. .....$ 89 $2 Mercury H.T. ..$ 89 ‘Se Hord 2 Dr...-.- $ 66. ‘52 Plym. 4 Dr. ....$ 59 "52 Dodge Cl. Cpe. ..$ 595 51 Chrysler V-8 P.S. $ 595 ''51 Dodge H.T. .$ 595 '81 Plym, 2 Dr. ....$ 393! (’$0 Chev. 2 Dr. ....$ 275 MANY MORE | | RNEMENSCHNEIDER | DODGE PLYMOUTH rd to spell? easy to tial pith | a 8. Saginaw 4 re odin | [SUC Sa tn an Barry at “Cy Owens” ayo tees ROWBOAT! ; ree ar aE He wants to go fishing and ts 135. ¥ ¥ ou own “us ve ¥6, FORD ~ a payment on Sites Fora for rear | 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE. TAKE SEE _ over payments. OR 3-7676. | “OF ASY FE oe JONE S 115 S. NGINAW Dan _S-4l01 — i663 PORDS 10 TO CHOOSE i a All models. all transmis- |" “TEPEREY veer SALES | WILL YOU OF RONTIAC ESTABLISHED 1924 50 USED CARS YOUR CAR AS ~ DOWN PAYMENT — ae “The” oredr Cass w ee Ion pile | | cash, 4656 White Lake Road | _tsburg. (CLEAN ‘33. FORD 2 “TRY ia U8ED Sh FOR . USED CAR DR. aden BRAIDS PASS R CAR SAFETY CHECK? OUR "SAFETY Robt athe 08 A BETTER sun! atalina directional ele One owner. bared good tires, clean nd out. Can be handled for sin 83 1954 an and smal] m iy payments. | IS Call 68-1521, ask for Mr. Blac Pontiac C Rogers Sales and Service, 605 . Auburn Ate | Radio & heater, PROIAIC— | nals, hydramatic SI ECI: ALS | g149s. 1956 Chev. Conve 1954 Olds. 8.88, olene! Holiday Cpe. . loa — 4 hed » 41952 *“HOUGHTEN &.SON YOUR rama OLDSMOBILE AN OMC TRUCK ea ptm OLive 10761 ___ 538 N. Main Rochester _ ond, i966 FORD ) DEMONSTRATORS 2 $159 for my Lode! will lard “Cy pemcd FE 5-4101° | | ONLY $163.49 FOR MY $735 EQUI | Ford Custom - 2 door Matic Prefer clean older car in trade Contact Jim y Owens” a transmission, Gilmer at “ | 54101 CLEAN °$2 FORD. GOOD CONDE tion. 20865 Orchard Lk Rd. 5-4450, OLIVER BUICK HAS A. BIG DEAL FOR YOU | SEE US BEFORE - YOU BUY | 80 nine Cars of All Makes ‘and Models | t Pontiac 4 Dr. Btar Chief, radio matic. Low miles, Pontiac 4-Dr. Walle Nice, Nash Rar odrive: A-1 shape Chevrolet Sty 3 ar {49 PONT. ' Pontiac Sta. Wgn. 3 seater, radio & heater, $205. on 1953 Chevrolet 2 Door - Radio & heater hydramatic. W Lookin’ For a Home.’ $805 1933 . Chev. Bel Air TET Radio & heater, dir. sig. monet Gilde, W-Walls Sharp, 9045 1935 Chf. Dix. & heater, hrdra- $1905 1953 Chf. Dix. & appa per sremars.: w- 1952 nbler - Hardiop radio & heater dir sig $495 1950 line Dix. radio & heater, Thts cer hg “de seen to be appreciated, | Transportation | Specials! 30 FORD clb. ep. V-8 $29$ "30 NASH Amb. RETAIL OLIVER BUICK “Goof , (“Where Pontiac Buys) + USED Cs Its Buicks” is MT. CLEMEN 210 Orehard Lake at Williams BEHIND THE \ Open. p.m. 14. Cow Rid Salesmen STORE IL AR s” / st. 3- TIT =| Anes 4 Dr. $195 | 2 Dr. $199/57 51 DODGE 4 Dr. suas PONTIAC | Se Wo WOO DWAR a ES MERCURY ¢DR, AN, "hon Brakes; O'Drive.. HT (CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike Sts. PE 43685 1955 MERCURY MONTEREY SEDAN — we tone finish. Auto- io . plus many otlier extras, own- er. Cost no $3600, Will take $1885 for paid er your car sawe. on trade ins SCHUTZ MOTORS 912 5. Woodward 1951 MERCURY. oupe. A-1 cond. exhoust, PE 2-2813 1953 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 Tone Black & Yellow. ses: CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Case 6! At Pike Bts. PE 4-3685 sale. Only Moos Big ellowanc Gal teat creek Gn ined newa inch for tas wile: STOP at Birmin, ash, 666 8. Woodward, , MI 33 NASH STATESMAN EL- in_6-3234, Southfield — x.) 1952 N/ NASH e! 33 or your car SCHUTZ MOTORS Birmingham 912 8. Woodward OLDS, 1056 DEMOS. 68 AND 98 HASKINS| OLDS—CHEVROLET 6971 ne Highway et M- ~ i) EZ HOLL! ¢ See nd Tater, poe: extras. 48130. 1954 OLDS SUPER 88 SEDAN Peper motor, two tone Sistem hhedie b Heater. te wall Tires, Plus many poco d extras. Will take —_. son quick deal. Only $236 car pes SCHUTZ MOTORS ° 012 8. Woodward m ‘36 PACKARD paTaICUAN LOaAD- ‘53 Packard Seer, loaded $895. Pontiac sedan, loaded, sharp. we + Bar sds ed cone S O™ MAZUREK MOTOR SALES South Bivd. at Woodward. FE 4¢-0587 ‘34 OLDS 8 CONVERT, ge | _ equipped. 33 Court Dr. PE 5-326a. ‘32 nt ATION W AGON green Lt Le R& H. seas gue Wr W. tires, this one is exceptionally clean ond drives just like f& looks ts aa ll Auto Sales. Oakland "Cd eLUB |: peal carbs. Dual “SCHUTZ MOTORS. * Woodward 1954 PLYMOUTH | BELVEDERE ST. WAG. erage nly 8188 oF your, ar ats ot 8. On allowance on trade) ’ SCHUTZ MOTORS 912.8. Woodward Hadi and heater, auto- matic t 43 PONTIAC Cat TA i INA. HAR & a Po wo Tires, rwacs clean, | HOWARD LARE, INC. | | 7105 Orchard Lake Keego 1956 Pontiac | EXTRA SPECIALS . Terrific : PONTIAC RETAIL STORE pea sites UP TO $900 PONTIAC RETAIL Ez 65 Mt. Clewens 8t. Loot bie aca bar date Baal miles. uipped. e new. 1hea sastette. \ a) AR CHIEF CAT.| a8 = Pe W.W. Al ‘Orion Motor Seles Pork Miercury | Me i] rey Se STUDEBAKE! tad. R SEDAN i ape. ck heater overdrive. | tires, $845, Bob "Frost, Inc. | — fi ry. oe” MSS woodward aleS “CY OWENS” YOUR FORD | DEALER A-L USED CARS OVER 80 REAL BUYS;} “CY OWENS" | 147 GB. Saginaw &t. FE 5-4101 FE 6-3588. Open 6 am. to 8 pm (= A rene. pret eee wat) 3200 —'53 Pontiac 4 Door is 1 DR. 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THURSDAY, MAY 10-1956 ____SIXTY-SEVEN ’ ‘High Button Shoes’ ET (Due to Recreate 7 Broadway Role Phil Silvers May Not Be Available to Enact}: His Original Part | ‘Nanette Will Probably Star in 7 ey eg tee 8 AY ee ee Social Security | --Today’s Radio Programs-- FittinOfing |e lgers EEL meee | News, Senate Finance Group WCAR, News. Colleen Seen Stripping Aid Bill of Major Features ww) Parede WPON, Guy Nuaa ; Ag a . News, Tom George] wxvz, News, Winter wea News > CKLW, News, Raving ese WIR, Mire. WOAR, Mews, Spit tite WIR Arthur Godfrey| WPON. News, ' WASHINGTON (® — The Senate Finance Committee By JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK (INS) — Nanette Fabray told us she “probably” will star in “High Button Shoes" next fall when NBC-TV telecasts Nanette's old. Broadway . musical, .Sammy Cahn, the musical’s lyricist, bought all the TV rights and Sammy wants Nanette, $ a House - passed social security . bill its two big features. * * would lower from 65 to 62 the re- Silvers, Broadway tirement age for women under. so- ibm Sir fama : 4:00 - cast, Sass he's 0 eotouna cas cial security and set up a system) W25e Kew Neon’| “wrea. Bob Maxwell WCAR, Hews, WHEE, Wettrick, Sports chattel now. of disability benefits for persons 0:30 Wine dist et Ww, Munn ae. tied + Badle Chass disabled at age 50 or higher. | WWJ, Looe & ww eerith. Glew NExYZ. Sows, Curtain wine. ba Meteed| to be the finest in England. The beard champion is Dudley Partridge, | Meanwhile, Phil takes several BYRD KEEPS MUM CKLW, Fighters arON, ‘a iW, for a Ata Community Chest who sprouted the six-inch growth in six weeks to win the contest. of his TV stooges to Las Vegas me NE acl EES [em |, oe ame [REE sae" se eae mae ed in sdvance thet the committee aed, Mane aera WJBK, Smt abtromun was, ok ter swPOn, Sek ie Gheehan ‘We Miss His Wisdom’ | Max Liebman’s George Gersh- would finish with the measure in WIBK News, Mickey Ghorr WCAR, News, | CRLW: News, Sammy Kaye| WWJ. News at 5. " es win Saturday sounds today’s closed sessions and send) »'s5 Wyn Leading “Quevtion| WHS CWIR, Music Mall | WCAR, wees o™ CMORE?) WHEE. Wartrick. Sports ma id H. 7 like a fine notion but only Ethel ‘ Byrd has Goclined how}: WHY, Bet bands oa ha 3 WSEOWIR Time for Music! WOAR. Reve’ Bpinorame ucieoa| L TU an uas AITIMAN | serman ot its cast us be sands on the (wo major wo} Sat ae, | Ua | eer. |e at Four Freedoms Affair | °"“"" expect to vote . with|~ in- / ’ ’ Truman, . Averell| coming peace, and told a dinner! quizzed -- Today's Television Programs - -jtecis it alae as ea pet it ed enpremigny eyes ar 4 Programs furnished by stations listed in this columa are subject to change without notice. Moscow in 1945, says many Amer-|then and he has been right since The May 18 seri fight to reverse that action in the) Channel 9—WJBK-TV Channel ¢-WWE-TV Channel WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV sory lantern today seytey tw. tejchont he Euiies Cron to. porn niy: » s I if z xe committee already 1 TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (6:25 — (4) Weathercast. Sonny| Theater. “Rhythm Inn” with e { Meth prone weevieiees at 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| Eliot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| Kirby Grant and Jane Frazee.| Truman referred to Harriman’s “He was not taken in, as so the House bill to extend social se-| Puppet comedy. (9) Hopalong) Everett Phelps. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2)!warning that the Russians were|™any other political leaders were curity coverage to about 250,000 Cassidy. William Boyd in ‘‘Knife|/¢:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Western| News. Jac LeGoff. . - sdditional persons, ‘mostly cet.| % Valero.” (4) News and Sports.| adventure with the “Masked|11:15—(7) Thrill Theater. Billie is a employed professionals. - | Paul Williams, Bill Fleming. (2)| Man of the Plains” in “Wanted:| Burke in ‘The Cheaters.” (4) in today, as 80 many of our lead- 7 The son Caugnt jer = ® * if Ez Z : z “ge 5 i fi g s il i : 3 gs i g E Patti Page Show. Music. Lone Ranger.” (9) Million) The Little Show. Monty Woolley : x81 ' 6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4)| Dollar Movie, John Wayne,| in “The Strange Bed.” (2) Miss of the alin. —— a Dolores. Short drama. (2) News.| Paul Kelly in “Flying Tigers.”| Fairweather. Mary Ann Brown- Truman and Harriman were Jac LeGoft. (4) Dinah Shore. Songs. (2) Sgt.| ley. bd speakers at the ant Japanese Ships Ignore Preston of the Yukon. The Sec-|11:20—(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford. in iin e a ner of the Four Fréedoms Founda- usic : Rao ek mse pwn DOYS Clean Out | sees ot es ceieiesinsn in. rowraeh Tete! +. Dedge Cane Lawyer fet meaerhs ae wee het between 38 tad 39 fanng vos Cate Office— Ga) News Caravan, Jobn|11:30-14 Captured. “Mition pot-| Presents Contradictory! praising Harriman—a possibility auditioning sea are operating near the wrolin Many TripS |, Comeron Swe chard ate, «Maitich tour] Former Testimony for, the, Democratic presidentallet by the a ee EE ps fae ricea'S Gael ca Yee Balen tae oeas ing end fen eaoocation, NEW YORK w — Mrs. Hattie) noer ‘| Julius La Rosa’s Bob Cum- | 's old Air Force bud- FRIDAY MORNING fore a grand jury contradicts trial] ergy and sure touch‘in our foreign| broken schedule dy has wife trouble when an old 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's testimony that she turned over her| Policy today.” : will pay for} Farm rt. | clear of the area in the Marshall’ 1+ Don Laird, chief of the Po| flame arrives | Report. congressional 6:55—(2) Give Us This Day. Adam Clayton Sixteen Japanese freighters are|said ag near her employer, Rep. Truman, who says he is not now) as he xo— 7:00—-(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To-| powel (D-NY). in the mid-Pacific, the official add-|together the story one or the other; quiz with Bert Parks. (4 : * ee supporting , ed, but they also have been|walked in and out of the net. Sgt. Friday, Officer Smith)7:25—(4) News. Mrs. Dodson and her husband|2°™ination, said of Harriman: “Ii ginks back warned and only three are. even’ street six times to get the investigate diamond theft; Jack|7:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of/toward are on trial in federal|?"t think there is any man in| o¢ Ty in a * near the Marshall area. money. They wanted to buy candy.| Webb, Ben Alexander as the po-| Health. t falsi- } : An older boy was their undoing.| lice officers. (2) (Color) Show-|7:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) income .tax returns between| @uly of.” going) er , also eva- ; F 3 : 5 i li i oli EF Hi ; g ft 5 yell i ji iy i “ ~ Anna Marie Alberghetti gets ‘ He told the kids were of Stars. Jack Benny learns! News.. The ex-President also said Har- aia et leona Pith a lot of money. | how. to-dance and Marge and|8:00-—(i) Today. (7) Little Ras-|iS ening orth income to cra |timan has “worked with « wisdom| the load oppeyite Barry Sullivan a. We Give Meldens Red Stamps | COULDN'T FIND IT annie amg a “lawn Morning Playhouse gprs tines | eagetieem seas’06 vate the “Vietier af the| “Bell tor: : . : . Joseph E, Ford, an accountant 4 Lt. Laird said the brothers oper-',. rick|8:25—(4) News. Four Freedoms a reality. — ' JA-COX TV atl ee theater where they tracer Sane ae cure en| ese) Today. (1) Winke's Won- (et farmer campaign manager f0C) Ty. your ‘Freedoms award had win ater, Winchell's “TV variety) THE FORWMAD LOOK 463 5. Ba . FE 5-aer9 9 Went to see a Jesse James Movie.| (mer friends a nt} derland. Dodson im t rat its genesis in 1941—one of the Red ; = van J It started when the older boy need-) over a girl. (9) Meteat Pitre 8:45—(2) News, Weather. return mt Haag lid ‘name. be-|threat ‘years cited by Truman—in posctaorec ye seeaal arene _ ey led to go to the toilet. He couldn't; Academy. John Wayne, Dorothy|9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp-icause the congressional . salary|the State of the Union message in|°*? ‘ Do-It-Yourself = it, Dandrige in ‘Lady from Louisi-| er Room. “belonged to the congressman.” |Which the late President Roose-| 701 penett—and not EVERYWHERE ~ red into the cafe, ana,” two lovers discover they|9#:30—(2). Arthur Godfrey. (7) e- ¢ «@ velt looked forward to a world “i Tube Tester went door apireted by Steve Lat-| are on opposite sides of the Heartthrob Theater. Yesterday, defense attorney] based on the Four Freedoms. en oe Finn Bring Them tn by the Bestel |'tyak and Dale Allen, still looking. | law. (4) People's Choice. Mandy|9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. "|Frederick Block read from 1954) The Four Freedoms Foundation] mee sub for OW ELECTRI eee tries to take over the Mayor’s|10:00—(4) Home. ‘grand jury minutes in which Mrs./is a nonprofit organization dedi-| page LaRosa and » ave. HAMPTON c The place was full of customers.| Annual Boxing Bouts and Sock|10:25—(4) Wisdow in Home. —_— | Dodson told the panel which subse-|cated to furthering the Four Free-|over in June—four eee 625 W. Heren The boy walked through the din- isn’t particularly happy about|10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) |quently returned the indictments:;doms. It polls 20,000. American! piece), n a ing room, into the busy kitchen,) it; Jackie Cooper, Pat Breslin Home. “I never gave any money to Mr. leaders in their fields each year é : ee up a stairway into the cafe) star. 10:55—(7) News. Powell.” - to select the award winner. | MUNTZ TV office '8:30—(7) Down You. Go. Word|!1:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- If Billy Pearson, | : dollars) #@™e with Dr. Bergen Evans as|_nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. | , , APRORS | 7] | correctly on “The | SERVICE Weigel ggg come bait host. (4) Theater. Dane Clark oor peagioyray School. i — a he nay ord of Ooklend County 5 i : plays a doctor who is not a doc-|*4! vegetable 43 $44,000 Q. already. | : tient mae a “Blin th Mak Ne aneroe - cuter vous wie wef FE 4151S .tol his younger brother. t-| Playhouse. Ida Lupino as “’That|*** “114 Pourth . : ' ‘tle boy went over and got about) Woman.” a young city girl must] (1) Faster Your Nest. (7) Rob-|,, gitjgs sue ee a ee re a tae for I Open Eves Til 10 P, M. i x in- . 16 Lowest deck : ; adviser’ ; | = pit eal gpd ars proms 11:35—(9) Billboard. ; es hubby Sid Luft’s and de-| covtv 158 Ocklend a SENT THEM BACK bend. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 30 Small viotn ” | 4 Me a gehen ee al | ove told then to go for more. | Snts, “Forever Is 8 LOngl.s og (0) widday Movie. (4)|#8 Que icol) ——— @. LADD ak “They threatened to tell the co; | Night of Jan. 16." a financial Ding Dong School. @ 12 o'Clock a Sgeomptiehes > —t : | Anewer to Previous Pussie 3 lif we didn’t do it,” Laird quoted! tycoon falls from his window and| Comics. (9) Children's Series. icomb, form) - nee -WOOD ané ALUMINUM |the 3-year-old. his assistant is accused of mur-|!2:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Hour of /30 Russian | | EE 3 | ‘au oaks So the younger boy went back! der. (2) Arthur Murray Dance! Shows. (7) Willie Bryant. (9) 31 Noun wattis 5 ee [ ae) han ' iL JAT Lb GCIs j - . ° ‘ to the restaurant, this time dis-/ party. Boxers Rocky Graziano Cartoons. 30 Fewves cola of TT: 2 ate tetetatotaetatat ete | “W Step......... $2.97 covering a safe’in the office was| and Jake’ LaMotta meet Osa, eee P [33 Lave-ged 4 = AAT . 18" Extension $13.47 junlocked; He stuffed the pockets of} guests of the Murrays. | 1:00—(7) y arm. ) 138 Danish : CHU C3ee | OBL. his jeans with bills. 9:30—(7) Bowling Champions. Bill News. Bed SLICICINIGEMNTBTTIVTERH (mn SEAL RITE PAINT & CAULK : ° * * ‘Lillard vs. George Young in| 1:06—(9) Shoppers Show. 49 Dee y hehe i ¢ . j SPT j TAT c ) 4 bai | 4 PAINT SUPPLIES bad RENTAL Sot es Saat ecirwny none] ‘nth Sue ewig, Fred Wat) Linklater’ Hwee Party. eae ~ Hy RUSS's SUPPLIES The New SBIRT PAX hid about a stairway near narrates. (2) Top Plays of '56.|"* eareasa ah 12 Renney | | the theater. They said they turned) «Afraid to Live.” (4) Hollyw ory. $4 Visite iy 240 Beiwin §=—_—s FE «5-146 eee fithe other loot over to the older|19:99—(9) National News. (4) 1:85—(4) e ectecaie re 88 Piminctive at =e ne aeo-ernsh pecicn... [| pair and went with them to bury; Michigan Outdoors, Mort Neff 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. Color Leonard 4 Blood money 19 Versions 8 : : bem ow chin Satchem = yom Hh it, : with outdoor news. (2) Eddie singe Licrga (7) Afternoon #5 Sompess potnt 8 Listens 31 preeerte / 31 Actress, —— —e \ * by fie mon Z i memset noe riz rouce | Cantor Show. Comedy hosted ty], Dim Festal a, ORR ements BE ae wee pedagag ha nly pee Ff d was reovered, the banjo-eyed. car an. : ' 54 et aly 1 /Tumultes for printing 38 Expun ; 7 “Whe V tat neseie ave.” Laird said $582 i 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby \s6 Geax fax & Diamond- 39 Symbol” tor 40 Masculine . pet f cs ae rota When’ 19:15—(9): Baseball Hall of Fame _| 300-2) Brighter Day. (4) Date) DOWN 0 Peqpeue 10 parent. Ab ison) the boys took him to the spot Films. | With Life. | 1 Garden tool show 33 Roman 44 Pseudonym of ail WIRE 3 where the other money was NP" | 10:30—(7) Musicade. Ed McKenzie 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. 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