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118th YEAR awk * WEDN ESDAY, bes AY an A HD Eanes   PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 8, 1937 —42 PAGES 
Probers Renew Questions of Bec   
School Groups Visiting Washington 
  ALL ABOARD — Lincoln Junior High seniors 
beard Greyhound buses for their trip to Wash- 
ington at 6 a.m. today. They will return Sunday 
  PACKING THEIR GRIPS 
Junior High School seniors, Judith Rouse, left, 
and Diane Pickford take a last minute look to be 
sure they haven't forgotten anything as they fore to insure an early start today. by Summerfield 
on Postal Funds 
Pontiac Press Photo 
morning. Madison and Washington students 
took the train. Both groups plan hectic three- 
day tours of the capital from dawn to dusk. 
— Washington 
pack for their 
  
Youth, Girl Die 
in? Accidents Car Crashes Kill Detroit, 
Farmington Teenagers; 
Injured Total 9 
A pair of accidents yesterday 
took the lives of a Detroit youth   Warning Issued 
  Ike Informs Newsmen 
He'll Take Budget Fight, 
to Nation in 2 Talks | 
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
Postmaster General Arthur 
E. Summerfield served 
notice today that he prob-| 
ably will have to ask Con-' 
gress for more than the 
$3,250,000,000 already re- 
quested to run the Post, 
Office in the next fiscal 
year. 
Summerfield, who had a 
bitter battle with the law-) 
makers before getting addi- 
tional funds for the current 
fiscal year, issued the new 
warning at a White House 
meeting of GOP congres- 
sional leaders. 
He told the legislators 
that postal costs are still 
rising and said he doubted 
ivery much that the funds 
‘asked in the new budget 
would be sufficient to see 
\his department through 
the year. | 
His statement came as the! 
third class postal rates on news- 
cial mail. 
* * * 
At the white house meeting, 
get in 
touch immediately with Chair- 
man A. Willis Robertson (D-Va) 
eof the Senate subcommittee, to 
explain his problem. 
Republican Leader Wil-| 
liam F, Knowland, of Calif., said 
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class trip to Washington, D. C. 
Baggage was stored at the school the night be- 
Look Out Washington :   
high school seniors as they Junior High Students 
Off to Tour Capital It was “Washington or Bust” for 328 Pontiac junior 
set off this morning for an 
intensive three-day tour of the nation’s capital. 
Two of the classes, from Washington and Madison 
  
and a Farmington girl. 
The dead are John T. Grzech, 
18, of 3538 Mitchell St., Detroit; 
and Patricia Diamond, 17, of 26432 
LaMuera St., Farmington. 
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Greech was killed when his car 
smashed inte the rear of one Higher Postal Rates 
for Magazines Eyed 
. WASHINGTON u — The House 
Post Office Committee today con- 
siders the increased postage rates 
the administration has asked for 
(second-class mail), the proposed 
‘increase is 15 per cent a ro - 
four years. 
* * * 
For advertising matter (third- 
class mail), the 
; asking a 1 cent raise on individual 
piece mailings, now, 2 cents for tion is| Engraving —*Junior Highs, are traveling 
by train, while Lincoln 
seniors departed on Grey- 
hound buses at 6 a.m. 
Baggage was packed in‘ advance 
and stored at the schools last night 
to avoid last minute delays this 
7 a.m. te 19:30 p.m. each day. 
The two groups will stay at 
different hotels but will take simi- 
lar tours. The Lincoln clasa sched- 
ule follows: 
Tomorrow they will visit the 
White House, Capitol, Bureau of 
, Supreme Court, FBI 
Building, Nationa) Art Gallery, Li 
brary of Congress and National 
Archives, 
* *« * 
On Friday, the tour includes 
trips‘ to Arlington Cemetéry, Lin- 
      this be better than waiting) 
that the funds in the postal billl 
lare nag suffScient to last out the 
year. — 
* * * 
Meanwhile, in a news conference 
today. President Eisenhower said 
he plans to go on radio and tele- 
fvision not once, but twice, to carry 
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  Detroit's Balmy Weather 
Too Much for 3 Tots 
DETROIT (P—Detroit’s balmy 
spring weather proved too much 
for three toddlers yesterday. 
Two-year-old Shawn Murray | 
leaned out of a fourth-story 
window while playing with a pin- 
wheel. He. fell. However, Shawn 
landed on soft grass and was not 
hurt seriously. 
Wayne Swift, 4, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. James Swift, fell out of a 
“second-story window of his home, 
landing on a concrete walk. He 
Janice Elaine Garner, 2, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Berry Gar- 
ner, suffered a broken left leg 
when she fell from a second-story 
porch railing and mates on a ‘note on $651,284 in winning Ss, ‘Gambler Clammed Up Before Grand Jury al 4 
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Costello Languishes. in Jail Cell NEW YORK w—Dapper gam-| The one time king of the na-| 
bler .Frank Costello languished in tion's racketeers was sentenced to 
a jail cell today because he re-|30 days in the workhousé yester-| 
ifused to talk about a mysterious| day after he clammed up before, con 
Aa grand jury. 
‘him Thursday night. 
ionly grazed the skul] of the 66- |   He remained silent, he said, be- 
cause answers might incriminate. 
bine But a joe ruled him in 
empt of court 
Pollen found the note on Costel-' 
lo after a’pot-bellied assassin shot 
The bullet| 
year-old gambler. 
The note read in part: 
“Gross casino wing as of 4-26-57 
$651,284. Casino wins less mark- 
ers $435,695... .” 
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an IOU. One police theory is that Teamster Chief . 
Again Quizzed 
on Union Funds Gives No Indication of 
Whether or Not He'll 
Answer Senators 
WASHINGTON (® -— 
| Senate rackets investigators 
b ‘celled President Dave Beck 
“Marker” is betting slang for of the Teamsters Union for 
somebody unable to pay off his “marker” 
tello. 
The gambler was shot in the 
lobby of a swank apartment house 
overlooking: Central Park. He was 
headed for his apartment when a 
gunman lunged into the lobby and 
fired a .38-caliber bullet at him. 
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After one fruitless session with 
the jury, Costello was taken be- 
fore General Sessions Judge Ja- 
cob Schurman, The judge sent 
‘him back to the jury again with 
orders to talk. 
Cestelio refused a second time. 
The judge then held him in con- 
tempt of court and sentenced him 
to 30 days in the workhouse. 
The grand jury is investigating 
the shooting. Police claim Costel- 
lo lied when he said he didn't decided to murder Cos- | a new round of questioning 
today about his handling 
of union funds. 
He appears today with a 
new attorney, but he has 
given no indication he will 
be any more communica~ 
tive than he was last 
March. Then he _ took 
refuge behind the Fifth 
Amendment’s protection in 
refusing to tell the senators 
whether he had diverted 
$320,000 of union moneys 
to his own use. He pleaded 
that answers might incrim- 
inate him. 
At the March hearing, Beck's 
House Postoffice Committee met. 
\to take action on the administra-, 
jtion’s request to raise second and| 
papers, megazines and commer- 
Legislature OKs Outlook for Weather chief counse] was former Sen, know who attacked him nor why. 
-_—_—_———— James H. Duff (R-Pa), who since 
Rainstorms Cloud Edward Bennett Williams. 
Beck since has been indicted 
re ee bao charges.           AP Wena 
DATE WITH GRAND JURY—Gambler Frank Costello is 
shown as he stepped from a car yesterday in New York to appear 
before a grand jury. Today he is in jail for refusing to answer 
questions. on ss Partly cloudy with showers or, Whether he answers questions 
thunderstorms late tonight is fore-| or not, Beck has stern orders 
‘cast for the Pontiac area by the from Chairman Mtteilea{D-Ark) 
\U. S. Weather Bureau. Tonight's. to sit through the public hearings 
j\low will be around 54-58. jat which McClellan said other 
| Showers and thunderstorms are ‘witnesses wil] give “derogatory” 
expected tomorrow with a high of|testimony about Beck. 
,78-82 Thursday afternoon and Fri- ~*~ * 
| day will be cooler, with more show-| \icClellan said he wants to quiz 
    
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‘Unidentified Planes Buzz Manhattan .   
Mystery Surrounds Jets NEW YORK (p—Reports of low-! 
flying unidentified jet planes cre- 
ated a mystery in the city last, 
night. track them could not 
"The planes “buzzed” Manhat- 
tan from the southern tip of the 
island to the area around George 
Washington Bridge, ~ 
Only one jet flight was veri- 
|fied. The operations office at the 
Water From Detroit sso "rima' penmett Fea in doklyn said a twin-engine Navy 
A bill paving the way for Detroit at took off at 9:45 p.m. and land- 
water to be piped to Pontiac Was ed at the field at 10:30 p.m. 
passed by the Legislature in Lan- | 
sing yesterday. planes were at 10 p.m. and re} 
The measure, principally allow-| | pacts of jet flights kept pouring 
ing Detroit to charge out-of-city in for the next 2!2 hours. 
prices more than double those paid. 
by Detroit users, was sent to Gov.) | PLANES HUNTED 
Williams for approval. | The control center of the 26th Final legislative action was Air Defense Command: Division 
wrapped up when the House con- , ordered a fighter-interceptor to 
curred on two changes that the) leave McGuire Air Forte Base 
Senate had made in the bill. ‘near Ft. Dix, N. J., to seek out 
The Senate had struck out one, the unidentified planes, A radar- 
amendment that would have given! equipped jet reported it sighted 
Detroiters priority on their water,)/no aircraft. The fighter-intercep- 
particularly during midsummer tor pilot was returning to Mc- 
droughts. |Guire at 11:50 p.m. when word 
The restriction had been placed. came the mystery jets had re- 
by a Detroit bloc onto the original turned to the skies over Manhat- 
bill introduced in the House -by tan.   
  
  concrete walk. Rep. Leslie H. Hudson of Pontiac.| The McGuire plane returned to   
GMCT Dealers Optimistic |   
High ‘poumeas optimism among 
“13.000 GMC truck dealers indicates! 
the industry this year has an ex- 
cellent chance to equal the 1956 
figure, Philip J. Monaghan, vice 
president of General Motors and 
general manager of the GMC Truck 
& Coach Division, said il 
general nanan sales manager, 
and several other GMC officials 
yesterday completed a series of | 
  mally approved increased rates (coln Embassy , Row, 
on first-class arid domestic air (Smithsonian Institute, Washington 
mail that would add an: esti- |Monument. 
mated $965,800,000 a year in Saturday Is light day, com 
postal revenues. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
Mother and Daughter Fine   
  «<i*\Firemen Greet. Newcomer 
Three Pondae firemen sit up midwife duties yesterday an | dealer meetings held in GMC’s 
19 sales zones throughout the. 
country, 8 
“Almost without exception, our 
dealers: have told us that there is 
  Truck Sales Upturn Seen “We noted that in seveal of 
our sales zones, April GMC truck 
sales were over the March totals ‘said, include plenty of moisture in’ 
iprevious drought-stricken farming, 
iareas, a good volume of business! 
for over-the-road operators, and) 
the coming impact of the national | 
road-building: program. per cent.” the GM executive 
said. “We consider a normal | 
about 10 per cent.” 
  ‘on the product side of the picture) 
‘trucks, Monaghan said, 
GMC now is in production on 10 
\air suspension models in the 50,- 
000 to 65,000 Ib. gross combina- 
ition weight class and is in the 
| Process of delivering the first ones’ 
'to its zones. 
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Editorials ......600-ecseese6 6 
Sports 5... .eceeeeee 29 thru 33 
Theaters vivexy 28 
TV & Radio Programs bees 4 
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y z YS A fighter-intenceptor sent up to! Manhattan, searched again over 
find them. | 
Firsf reports of the mystery! 
ranging from 11.9 per cent to 39.2 | 
Of greatest interest to dealers and $2.700,000 toward a new sew- 
|seemed to. be air suspension for 
"| get/together tonight at the Unie | jers Friday and Saturday. Beck on ‘these three scores in 
| The lowest te in d6wn-| hearings to continue “well into town Pontiae be 8 am. was 54.\next week.”: 
Bipsy thermometer registered 80 at) 34 Beck's handling of union 
Ipm _|funds, and reputed pré@fits from 
business dealings with his own un- 
ANY AMMUNITION? 
2. Whether Beck has any afte 
munition with which to back up 
his now repudiated comment to 
newsmen that if he told all he 
knew it could ‘‘blow the lid right 
off the Senate.” Beck later said 
he was misquoted. 
3. Whether Beck has any knowl 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8). 
Beck's Lawyer 
Packs Punch 
for Judge, Jury 
WASHINGTON w# — Edward 
Bennett Williams, Dave Beck's 
new lawyer, has been described 
both as an old-school free-wheel- 
ing orator and as a modern whose 
forte is careful preparation, 
Matter of fact, he is both. 
Which technique he uses de 
pends on the occasion, As a fe. a wide area, but again reported 
sightifig no strange plane. 
  
Long Island said today the com- mand had sent up a radar- 
equipped jet last night but it was 
unable ‘to find arty _Plane in 
flight. 
The spokesman conjectured that 
the noise reported could have 
come from one jet on a cross- 
country mission, whose flight was 
not known to any of the airports 
checked, 
Hospital Bond 
“ Issue Endorsed City Advisory Council's 
Executive Board Urges 
‘Yes’ Vote at Polls.   
The Executive Board of the 
Greater Pontiac Advisory Council 
has endorsed the May 2) bond is- 
sue vote for the city hospital 
and increased sewage treatment}, 
plant facilities fér the city. \ 
Board members encouraged vot- 
ers to vote “yes” for the six dif- 
ferent pfoposals, based on the 
“public need’’ that the projects. 
be completed. 
* * * 
The May general obligation bond 
vote primarily will consist of $1,-| - 
$350,000 for a hospital parking lot, 
|Pleting Pontiac General Hospital, . ‘ 
'$350,000f or a hospital parking lot, E. D. WILLIAMS 
sult, the impression can be com 
pletely contradictory. It all de» 
pends on when you heard him. -     age plant. 
There will also be a vote on aj. 
one mill tax increase. 
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Actually, residents will be voting 
on an additional mill, but tax 
‘rates are expected to go up $1.50) 
per thousands of assessed valua- 
ition, The half mill will be from 
‘the 1954 hospital bond vote which 
Was approved but never levied. 
Duke, ‘Old. Salts’ Meet. 
LONDON (INS) — The Duke 
of Windsor will be among "|e 
gold-braided old salts staging a   
ed/ Service Club on Pall Mall. 
Over Port\Brandy, the Duke will n woah 
| spin rip-roaring yarns with oth- | Williams, at 36, considerable 
er mem of the first naval . 
‘class of the Ravel Naval Col 
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Sinatra Sues 
Look Magazine Asks for $2.3 Million, 
Claiming’ Libel in Story 
of His Career 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Volatile 
Frank Sinatra filed a $2,300,000 
libel suit in Federal Court today 
against a nationa] magazine that 
is publishing the story of his con- 
troversial career, 
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His suit named as defendants 
Cowles Magazines, Inc., publisher 
of Look magazine, and the author| 
of the series of articles, Bill David-} .. 
gon. 
The first installment ef the 
Sinatra biography, entitled “The 
Life of Frank Sinatra — Talent 
and Tantrums,” appeared in the 
May 14 isiue of Look, 
Sinatra contended in his suit 
that the article wag published in 
retaliation against him for his fail- 
ure to provide the magazine with 
an autobiography, 
* * * 
Sinatra said he failed to live 
up to a Jan. 12, 1955, contract 
for the autobiography because of 
entertainment commitments. Hel_ 
said he offered to reimburse the 
magazine for any expenses it had 
incurred as a result. 
‘FALSE’ ANECDOTES 
The singer charged that false) 
anecdotes were interwoven in the 
article with true anecdotes in a 
manner designed to injure him 
with his public. 
* * * 
One such false. anecdote, the 
crooner alleged, dealt with an in- 
-cident at the last Democratic Na- 
tiona}] Convention in which he is 
supposed to have snapped at Speak- 
er Sam Rayburn of the House of 
Representatives: 
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“Take your hands off me, you 
creep." - 
Sinatra reportedly has re- 
ceived a telegram from Ray- 
burn stating that he does not 
recall such an incident. 
Sinatra said the article was pub- 
lished for the “‘express purpose 
of causing the reader , . . to con- 
clude that Sinatra is a neurotic, 
Gepressed and tormented person! composed of kindergarten children, with suicidal tendencies and a lib-| wi1) open the program. Next will 
be action songs by the first grade, 
featuring Linda 
Morgan, Marie Monnick and Mel- 
vin Molk as soloists, ertine, all of which is untrue.” Douglas Walters, Janet Stirns, 
  Prepare Dub WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — 
Pupils from every grade in Dublin 
School will take part in a spring 
music festival to be presented at 
7:30 p.m. Thursday in the school 
auditorium. 
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Music by the * 
Rhythm Band,   Blagg, Wayne 
  
        
  
BY E. H. SIMS 
With summer not far away, and 
summer lightning storms, or 
thunderstorms, approaching, the 
gerous 
tree, in the batitub, or around or 
between sizable metal objects — 
Lightning is caused by up-and- 
draits in i i fiik 2 
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Sun ects Wednesday at 7:39 p.m, 
sum ot 5:17 om, 
=~ Meon sete Thursday at 2:34 a.m, , Moon rises Wednesday at 1:5¢ p.m, 
  
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33a: ss . if   (inl Brazos River 
Keeps Climbing 
muddy lower Brazos River al- 
ate flooded residents, , Floodwaters {ri Texas 
Continue to Threaten 
Rural Areas,” Towns 
DALLAS \?—Floodwaters of the 
ready swirling over a ‘100-square- 
mile area of the coastal plains 
southwest of Houston, continued 
today to menace rural areas and 
towns. : 
* * * 
Thousands of acres .of rich 
farmland were flooded, washing! 
out spring crops and adding to the 
mounting flood and tornado dam- 
age inflicted during the past 
stormy month in Texas. Total 
damage was set at 85 million dol- 
lars yesterday. 
The Brazos spread to a width of 
13 miles in places. An estimated 
125 families fled their homes. 
Water. inched to within’ two 
miles of Angleton in Brazoria 
County, some 42 miles southwest 
of Houston. The town lies 12 miles 
river. 
* * * 
Levees were patched up in an 
effort to hold the rising water. 
National Guardsmen and state po- 
lice were standing by to evaci- 
Other rivers and streams in the 
state were down, but the Weather 
Bureau forecast another day of   OPERETTA TIME AT DUBLIN—In costume 
and ready for a dress rehearsal of ‘'Make- 
Believe Magic,” an operetta, are left to right» 
from the normal banks of the) co } } 
eretta is part 
Pat Stempien, THE PONTIAC PRE eee q e 
Pentioc Press Piste 
of a spring music festival to 
be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Dublin . 
School, White Lake Township. Between 400 and 
500 students, from kindergarten through junior 
Tommy Parent and Raylene Robinson, The op- high sehool, will participate in the production. |Sticks by Cubs SS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957_ 
Mama Lion Foils 
Photographers, 
LOS ANGELES .?—The keepers 
at Griffith Park Zoo did their best, 
but Toughie, African lioness who 
gave birth to ‘two cubs April 22, 
wouldn’t cooperate with photogra- 
phers who tried to get pictures of 
her young. 
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Mike Wendt, chief keeper, and 
Dan Simmons, an assistant, threw 
up their bands in disgust after 
two hours trying to coax Toughie 
into an adjacent cage. 
meat, sent a stream of water into 
the cage, and used a lot of sweet 
talk to persuade mama lion to 
go visit her husband, Rocky, in 
the adjacent cage. 
* * * 
The cubs slept through ft all. 
Preferring to be “live cowards,” 
the rs refused tq enter 
the cage, but Rocky got a whiff of 
je’s cage, and got a bop across 
the proboscis, He retreated. 
lke fo Welcome 
Nao Dinh Diem   
Will Be Met at Airport 
by President 
Nam, 
vival for his country 
three years, arrives today to 
ceive a welcome from 
President Eisenhower at National 
Airport   
lin Festival The second and third grades 
will present dance songs, fol- 
lowed by the singing of ‘The 
Green Ca’ and “Ken- 
tucky Babe” by the Junior High 
Schooj chorus. 
An operetta, ‘Make - Believe 
Magic,” . will be given by the 
fourth, fifth and sixth grades to 
conclude the program. 
* * * 
The festival is under the direc- 
tion of Mrs. Olive Lord, music 
supervisor, 
Head-On Crash Hurts 4   
morning in..a head-on) 
crash on Adams road just south of 
Westview drive in Bloomfield 
Township, Taken to St. Joseph) 
Mercy Hospital were Ruth Clear 
Cupari, 23,0f 2685<Amburn Dr,, 
Charles Ebarra, 24, John Ebarra, 
64, and Angeline Ebarra, 36, _ 
of 1362 Bradley Dr., Birmingham.   Mother Saves 
Tiny Daughter 
From Drowning 
Oakland County Sheriff's Depart- ment, Amy is doing fine. . * * * 
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the country. 
A threatening dispute with Na- 
tionalist China over the dual citi- 
bles Diem hag met and overcome. 
  
Rojas Assured of Second Term   
BOGOTA, ‘Colombia - @—Presi- 
dent Gustavo Pinilla’s -hand- 
picked Cor Assembly was 
slated to. give him four more years 
in office today without an election 
continuing demdnstrations 
and strikes idling some 30,000 
persons in Bogota, 
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The %%-member assembly al- 
ready has suspended articles of 
the constitution preventing a pres- 
ident from succeeding himself. - 
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red and blue water on the crowds. 
Hundreds of students were report- 
ed arrested, — 
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There were indications the sit- 
uation was even more serious in 
      light rain foday for most sections 
of Texas. : Cali, Colombia's fourth largest   
DETROIT (INS) — Eight fire- 
men were injured yesterday fight- 
ing a blaze which destroyed the 
Grace Harbor Lumber Co. in De- 
troit. Damage was estimated at 
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Fire Chief Edward J. Biohm said 
40 pieces of equipment and 1% men 
battled the flames, which soared 
100 feet in the air, for an hour be- 
fore the fire was brought under out injury after the fire was dis- 
covered in a mill area behind the 
office, . 
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Six cars, a . truck * 
a 
Firemen had to remove some 25 
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city 185 miles southwest of Bogota 
where Rojas has admitted three 
students were killed in disorders 
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demonstrations 
DETROIT  — Dr. C. L. R. Pearman, who told police an eerie 
tale of trying to hire a killer to help him commit suicide, was 
freed today on grounds that at- 
tempted suicide is not a crime in 
Michigan. 
Recorder's (Criminal) Court 
evacuated from the building With- ting 
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  ui Judge W.-McKay Skillman refused 
2 oe Firemen ‘Hurt Fighting i= 
Blaze at Lumber Company   
  The keepers threw hunks of red} 
the meat, wandered into Tough-| 
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  The Day in Birmingham   
  Voting on Strike Shutdown of Stamping 
Plants in Detroit Area 
Might Idle 95,000 
DETROIT # — A vote on a 
strike that could shut down Chrys- of Street Oil 
area stamping plants. 
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  REVIEWING YEAR — Ralph L. Wilson, (center) of Hasse’s 
Pharmacy, 442 W. Huron, is shown reviewing highlights of his busy 
year as president of the Oakland County Pharmaceutical Assn. With 
him are Eugene E. Land (eft) of Royal Oak, dnd Robert 8. Menees, 
Sylvan Lake. Membership in the association has risen to 60 per cent 
of the pharmacists in the county, Wilson said.     
Criticizes Own Paintings   lin Fatal Shooting 
During Holdup 
STERLING CITY, Tex. @ — 
Four. boys only 12 and 13 years 
old were taken into custody last 
ant was shot to death in an at- 
tempted holdup. 
They were captured after their 
car ran a police roadblock 
turned over at San Angelo, Tex., 
43 miles southeast of Sterling. 
County identified them as Mike 
13; Doyle Hail, 12; and Mickey 
Rocha, 13. 
Martinz, Wright and Hail were 
wrecked. 
pital, young Wright asked police- 
men and Don Coopedge, a report- 
er for the San Angelo Times: 
“What happened to that guy in’ 
Sterling City?” “He died, ” 
swered. 
“I knew we shouldn't have done a policeman an 
shot him six times. He ran to the 
lets." 
west Texas. 
filed against them immediately. night after a filling station attend-|— ) 
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Sheriff Bill Green of Sterling 
Martinez, 13; Herman Lee Wright 
slightly hurt when the car) 
Lying on a stretcher at a hos- 
it. Mike shot him. I didn't know) 
what we were going to do. Mike’ 
car and said: ‘Let's go on.’ Then. 
he made me give him more bul- 
All the boys live at Big Spring, | 
45 miles northwest of Sterling in 
No charges were | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957) 
4 Juveniles Held” Detroit Educator Dies xanga - el 
DETROIT (INS)—Funeral serv- 
ice will be held today for Wales 
C. Martindale, former superintend- 
ent of Detroit schools, Martindale 
died Monday at the age of 34 at 
the White Hall Convalescent Home| only 35.   
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was born the year Lincoln was | WEEK-END SPECIAL 
    Moses is in New York to look at 
the “dreams” she has painted. 
This most famous American 
“primitive” style painter, properly: Grandma | 
  president, 
“The world has changed greatly 
Moses, will -be 97 years old next know where you're going. Fifty, 
} ‘and mottled, but her eyes are) * * * 
. bright blue and her speech is gay! “Young people are - changing— 
and down-to-earth. jthey're more forward, better 
\educated. That's a great improve- Grandma, looking ever the | 
collection of her paintings which | "XO They're all working up = 
toared Europe, won rave reviews | President. 
from each country’s art critics, he fe Get © pees wl 
Fi and are sow on display at New |ltave = woman president. Some-| 
i York’s Galerie St. Etienne, day maybe we'll have two presi- 
smiled at a painting and said: |dents—we have two parties, why oe tek mag teek 6 en two presidents’ 
member, that dream.” . 
The tiny little farm woman who Mailmen Feed Dogs; became a world-famous painter = 
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RICHMOND, Va. w-— Post- remembered’ the scenes she 
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imagination.” 
SHE REMINISCES lowed his advice to be kind to 
dogs — even to feed them dog 
As she toured the exhibition of candy — to keep from being bit-| 
country scenes, rerygpante ane And what happens? painted in gay, beautiful colors, inet j 
she reminisced about the first a Se one their dogs 
i car she saw in her upstate New! 
York home in 1913; the many dif- following them around and 
ferent kind of sleighs of her youth.| st. Moses said: 
named Anna Mary Robertson|in the last 50 years. You hardly'| 
September. Her face is wrinkled years ago there were just paths. | 
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| . ‘ i} | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957 
ny eat Son OTT Frank Lloyd Wright Lights — ‘| " “i PTION ormosa 10 Ue Kornegay wonders. why whoever. e oe 
eae Guided Mise | Fuse in Arizona C ontroversy PHOENIX, Ariz. (INS) — World-jutter disregard for the natural to understand the complicated flow’ \ "his home didn’t empty it first. 
Red China Warns U.S. famed architect Frank L1loydi/beauty of Arizona.” of work between all the adminis-' It Still Plans to Seek Wright — whose recent designsivor NeW YORK itrative agencies, the governor's, 
‘Liberation’ of Island range from a mile-high skyscraper tnsiating thet loffice and the legislature. 
to a house made from balloons —| sisting th ld net bl | | 
has lit the fuse to an explosive sun country should not resemble) ations which have become in-| controversy that may blast the anything in New York,” Wright dependent since 1947, in addition, 
ancient Arizona statehouse into Suggests that his building be placed ito India and Pakistan, are: Bur-_ % 
  
    
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  memes Made to Your Exact Prescription 
DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, “a capitol in the}   
Eyes Examined 
New Leeated at | HONG KONG # — Red China| 
‘warned today the stationing of 
U.S. gui missiles on Formosa oblivion, in PaPago Park, a state-owned, | 4 5. Saginaw : : : ‘ma, Cambodia, Ceylon, Ghana, | METRIST 
|will not shake its intention to The 87-year-old Wright, who has/ desert tract east of Phoenix. ‘aos, Libya, Morocco, Israel, In-, we OPTO his winter headquarters on the 
        “liberate” the Nationalist Chinese He argues that any plans to joeecty Korea, Sudan, Tuntaia   
  island. Arizona desert north of Phoenix,’ place a new capitol at its present ‘and Viet Nam. 
| * * * is making headlines throughout; lecation near downtown Phoenix |_..___ 
The Umted States announced the state with his “functional” de-| would only further complicate | 
OUR WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALE | 
sign for a new. state capitol. | the city’s traffic problems. 
« * * Under Wright's recommenda- GREETINGS? — A snafu in his, Opposing Wright and his plans tions, both houses of the State 
‘Formosa equipped with Matador’ jlocal draft board at Upper Marl- for a sprawling single-lever capi-|Legislature, the governor's office ;missiles, Vice Adm. Stuart H. In- boro, Md.. proves a puzzler for tol — topped with a hexagonal/and the State Supreme Court would gersoll, the U. Ss. Tth Fleet com- M. Set. Frank A. Venderboegh ‘open-work dome — which he calls be located in “Oasis. ” with what yesterday it had agreed with 
jChiang Kai-shek’s government to 
AM ACCIDENT {station a US. Air Force unit on 
A BURGLARY 
A LAWSUIT *              — Means — 
Thiegs mey be seiting elong Mander, announced earlier today 
smoothly for you NOW, bet .. . advance units equipped with Mat- 
me ome cam foretell when mme- adors already had arrived on For- las he reads a letter directing him 
‘to report for a physica) examina- “Oasis,” is a group of Phoenix 
architects who have been commis- ‘he described as the ‘‘lesser func- 
tions of state government’ remain-| 
  forteme will strike . 40. 8M mosa 'tion. Vanderboegh, a 29-year vet- sioned by’ the State Planning and|ing u in the present capitol. } 
happen anynme! s « & . eran, now stationed in Washing- Building Commission. * * * 
nere's = wet = oy . = The Matador can carry ee ton, D. C., with Headquarters! The state-c issioned group, | Wright's ultra- modern and unique’ when you can eve adequate “i Z ¥ et . . de 
HARTFORD INSURANCE warheads and has a range of sev- Paiiggreag USAF, Bolling Air Force) knewn as the. Associated State |' Oasis” includes plans for “Senert ase, is thinking more about re- Capitol Architects, has‘ offered | fountains and gardens of desert } go, or whetever lh d miles, t ctus. | Sagpeer poate be grceectadl lene aes coal a tageeel ar tiring than enlisting. designs for a 20-story skyscraper, {ca He says the design is Cali on ws today for complete ‘bases opposite similar to United Nations head- |‘‘as natural as nature itself and 
3 quarters in New York. would attract persons all over {United States said the missiles . : 
Its chief spokesman is Albert the world to Ariane. ’ 
‘were being stationed on rormmel SJ 5 F t J W : 
CALL FE 2- 9224 and we will solely for the defensive purpose of). y gyp 5 e 5 B, Spector, an outspoken and dy-| Spector points out the state 
namic’ Phoenix attorney who has| constitution fixes the site for the call on you ‘to explain. 
” been openly critical of Wright in| capitol within the ety limts of deterring and it necessary repelh try Racattle in Israel The expected Chinese Commu- BEDROOM BARGAINS 30 Quality SUITES ste tits 
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  i : the verbal battle over what shape| Phoenx, adding that Papago 
THATCHER ies reaction _ broadcast by) JERUSALEM «® — A  Jewish'the proposed capitol should take. | Park is “some mine miles treme | PARK FREE! 
PATTERSON | ee tre Jewush, cooumunity tn Egypt Wright ‘apecitins ——— rovernment funtion In the ex | al R N nal RE M A Ry 9: Mirw ner WERNET | Quting the official Communist will be resettled in Israel or other)... “monstrous aberration,” ‘‘a| ‘sting capltol area. | is i i 30 A. M.-6 P.M. 
  party organ, Peiping People’s countries by September. derby hat on top of a telephone} Acknowledging Wright's “great Pontiae’s Oldest Insurance Agency (Daily it said the “Chinese peo-| Zalman Sharagai, head of the jpole’’ not suited to the Arizona|contribution to American archi- 
711 Comm’! Nat‘l Bank Bidg. Pie's determigation to liberate agency's immigration department Jandscape. In acrid and sarcastic|tecture as a kind of fermenting or Taiwan (Formosa) will never be! said that at the time of the Sinailterms, he has lashed out at the catalytic force,"" spector charges BRERA «THURS. FRI, SAT. ENINGS 
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  ——(aavertisoment) —~—~~*(SPAKen by the stationing of anjinvasion last November nearly architects for what he calls “their'the “Oasis” plan “completely fails American atomic weapons unit on) 40,000 Jews were in Egypt. - 
4 that island.” Since then, he said, 15,000 have 
a Stops Heart Gas | aianaaAiaa immigrated to Israel’ or are in| 
3 Times Faster lHeav on Datin hassembly points in Europe await-| 5 
al Ai rating Mette biawk tablet containing the | y 9 | ing passage. An additional 12,000! 
af ra EXT NT od | MOUNT CARMEL, Il # —Like|are expected by September. 
| i ont eatin ate acon cette jmost barbers, Bart McKinney is ———— ve oy? 
| Rae, Tere nn eemecee, |tond of calendars — all 132 hang-| Well earned tribute: A monu-| a {oh sostrafioe 3 mes o0 must clomacd \ing in his shop. Last year he col- ment to the Rhode Island Red Hen| | Got today te Oe taewe veltet. ‘lected 366 ‘stands i in | Adamsville. R. I. 
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| Visit the Sanders Dept. in y our t ‘| bbe bah serge thank je ‘iar fata Se ne and ¢ Sanders Store inthe Teb-Huren Shopping Center, Pontiac | : ‘ |   ' : ¥ . ja Vy. eae ‘ 14 “ i fy * } ‘ j 
      
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1957 
Stockholm Hotel Seeks to Engage — 
Princess’ Suitor | | 
STOCKHOLM @-—-A - Stockhoim 
newspaper today said a local ho- 
tel is trying to hire Princess Mar- 
garetha’s British suitor to play 
its piano this summer. 
* * * 
The labor union paper Stock- 
holms-Tidningen quoted the man- 
ager of the Strand Hotel as saying 
the pianist ias been contacted and 
“negotiations are under way’ for   
  
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The Britisher is Robin Douglas- FOR MOTH ER'S DAY! > 
Home, 2-vear-old nephew of the ; = 
Earl of Home. An advertising 4 
copywriter by day, he now plays # 
piano for a hotel cocktai} hour in ay 
London. ; 
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Dougias-Home met Margaretha, : 
22-year-old granddaughter of King + 
Gustaf VI, in London last winter. 
The Swedish royal family reject-. 
ed his marriage proposa] as ‘‘un- 
thinkable,” but friends of Doug- 
STAFF TO PERFORM — Four of the fifteen Pentiae Press Photo las-Home insist the romance is still very much alive. Isaac Crary Jurtuer high school staff check last school auditorium on Cass Lake Rd. (Left to = 
mingte details before their presentation of ‘‘Ar- right) Jack McCaffrey, Dorothy Clarke, Eugene | 
senic and Old Lace,’ Friday and Saturday, at the Preston, and Olive Gustafson. 
Not to Students, Though 
Isaac Crary Staff to Give ‘Arsenic     
  
    
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PEN, $16.30 No matter what price you have in mind, 
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Due to the fact that many peo- 
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the administration decided to large Selection of models, colors and prices. that’s just right for the occasion ! And 7 The staff of the Isaac Craty/Township, will present the mys-jLace,” at 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- . ; . 
| Junior High School in Waterford tery-comedy, “arsenic and O! ary in the school auditorium. oe & personalized point to suit the person's 
ee SS ee ee | eachers performing for the stu . ar . 
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: | Broomfield Asks Play Horse Theft 
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being asked to help 6etermine - wan eesien tems &. table The fifteen Isaac Crary teacher- 
what is needed in future federa! =. a ; ‘actors of ‘Arsenic and Old Lace" 
redeeclepeneat ervarsins in the San Fernando Valley have almost reached the point of OTHER MOTHER’S 
. - us . * * * professional stage performance. DAY SUGGESTIONS 
j Congressman William § Broom- The police remembered the cor- according to director, Patricia field said in Washington, DC. to rect procedure ip such cases - | Hott Bes Stationery Dekit Ash Trays TE 
, ee ‘s ee Mra ‘ching head ‘em off ai the pass — and The play, written by Joseph | Bstes ~~ Benson Lighters . 
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Mrs. Park Nique, telephone; Mrs. | 
Thomas Clifton, hospitality; Mrs. | 
Charlies Ruggies, trophies: Mr s. | 
Thomas Bartle, historian, and Mrs. | 
Bunce. publicity. 
* * * 
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, ‘Constant Advice Makes Funnymen Seem Morose   
- Winters Defends - By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK (INS) — The great 
analytical public is concerned: 
these days about how melancholy| 9, 
comedians really are. Each is! 
pictured as a Pagliacci, only with 
more neuroses, 
  to NBC, New York City, and the | 
  this is really none of my business) Seshy? ellow Come dians Watch that heart. No 
man next to him says: “Say it's | but I think your clothes are out good for your ratings either.” 
none of my business but I heard iof date, drab, Go out and get yours| 
a joke last night that cai’t miss 
on your show, Want to hear i 
— I give it to you free?” t | Self a new wardrobe, eh, boy? No 
offense ... ” 
In the cab from Grand Central, AMATEUR COMEDIAN “And so,” says Winters, “goes 
the 18-hour lecture every day. 
As you lie in bed, you can’t help 
wondering — should I go to 
sleep or lie here awhile and let 
. * * ri the driver stares belligerently| In the restaurant, there’s a man) Him give me some advice too?” 
If they didn't h : to| through the rear view mirror and at the bar — a salesman for a Actuall this cort ad ti ; 
y a ave ratings tO) emarks: “Say, it’s none of my screwdriver company: “Say, it’s) “CU@"yY, Mus sort o Toe 
fl support, and tense inhibitions to, piciness, but aren't you Jonathan|none of my business but how much} doesn't worry Winters any more 
fight, it is believed likely they winters? Saw you last week. Are do you make on a show? 
| an amateur comedian myself, got) 
He shakes his heady shrugs his|a few gags you might be interest- would kill their wives and agents 
and then throw themselves, moth- 
; like, at a klieg light. 
One of them, a man with a 
mobile moon of a face named 
Jonathan Winters, wishes people 
would stop worrying the subject. 
“Everybody's an authority on 
the comedian,” he says. ‘‘On how 
sick he is. He leads a quiet, busi- 
| nesslike life with the wife and kids 
i and they. say — ‘Why doesn't he 
g go to Lindy’s and laugh it up?’ 
You're supposed to hang out with 
the boys and tell jokes or you're 
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“I hung out in Lindy’s exactly 
once in my life and that was 
enough for me. You do that a 
few times and it looks like either 
you're a lush or you're out of 
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other people in other professions. 
He doesn’t suffer a manic de- 
pression offstage as a result of 
i being funny onstage, as so many 
| people seem to think. It’s just 
that so much is expected of him.” 
* ** * 
Winters, whose magnificent face 
register a maniacal expres- 
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* * * 
In the commuter train going shirtsleeves. ‘‘Maybe it’s mle, butjed in, . .” 
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* * * home, 
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it IS none of for two reasons. 
to if, and second, 
their business. 
But he uses the day-in-a-nutshell 
to illustrate how a comedian can't! 
be. expected to be funny in his 
offhours. He's too busy fending 
off other people’s ‘jokes to reel I'm 
neighbor 
    walls, 
  Comedy, on TV is an insecure 
business, at funniest, these days. 
The highly touted ratings indicate) 
that people don’t laugh long at 
one face in their living room and, 
can get a three-year run on TV 
in anything, he’s lucky.” 
SUCCESSFUL GROOVE 
  
| Institute), 
  Though he has his own network 
show, and appears to be settling 
into a successful groove, Jonathan ibethtown, 
‘is preparing to write and illus- 
| trate humorous books 
| graduate of the Dayton, Ohio, Art 
also prepared for eventgalities. 
* * * 
“She's as Winters says, “If a young guy) 
  but she should be able to 
go batk to canvas if ‘necessary,’ 
he says. “Also, the kids.are grow-|, the floor of 
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very productive — but the boy's 
7, and going places.” 
  
‘Artest Clarkston Man 
‘on Desertion Charge 
The Detroit office of the Federal 
Bureau of Investigation announced 
the arrest Tuesday of David Elmer 
Black, 19, of 5801 Clarridge Rd., 
Clarkston, on charges of desertion. 
Black told state police officers 
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  (he’s a\_ 
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| been painting mostly Clarkston. working as a lumberjack in Eliza- 
N.Y., since deserting 
‘Sampson Air Force Base at Ge- 
neva, N.Y., in February 1956. 
According to Charles W. Brown, 
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  By H. GUY MOATS 
Where indleationt: point to the windup of a very slow and decid- 
edly unsatisfact ‘smelt seasgn 
along the east (Of the states 
some new fishing activities are 
For some inexplicable reason the 
smelt just didn’t materialize along 
the creek mouths and streams in 
the Lake Huron, Lake St. Clair 
stretches where in other sp: 
a A were fn almost unbelievable    
  ee ats ee is 8 a L/L : 5 a . * 
  
On the brighter side is the be-| Warmer temperatures will also 
ginning of walleye and perch runs| Start bass moving into spawning beds. Season on the bi in the Detrpit river. Says Mason: Jeno 15. 
“The perch run in the river is) ~ « & 
wery good, It’s unusual to have’ asi-higan’s fishing license is be- 
such a run, the -best+in, several low the average for the U.S., 
years. -Perch, however, are a with $1.50 (U.S. average is $2.12). 
rather spotty proposition elsewhere Proposed state boost would still     
along the east shore.” 
Walleyes are moving up the 
reached the St. Clair area. Com- 
springs| mercial catch of the fish in Lake 
hatchery here last year, but there's 
no present evidence of a repeat. 
Mason said Loon lake is the only 
area water planted to walleyes, 
and some 2,000 fingerlings were 
put in the lake this spring. 
Bluegilis ‘are moving slowly, 
conservation men say, but more 
of the current weather will heip. river, Mason says, but have not) 
Erie is reported very good. Clinton cioseq indefinitely to anglers be- river had a run, right up the cause of road repairs east of Rose 
‘in the opinion of conservation man} ‘eave it under at $2.00. 
i * 3 * 
Trouters are advised that the 
popular Rifle River public recrea- 
tion area in Ogemaw county is 
City. 
* * * 
Sports fishing trend in this area, 
Warren Kendall, is toward trout 
angling. ‘“‘This may be the biggest 
fishing activity in the county in 
the not - too - far - distant future,” 
Warren believes.       
  
trith 107 bownin in action, 
O€SC’s archery range ‘was a busy 
place the last weekend, as club 
archers began their spring cam-/| 
Fifty-six targets were shot in 
several divisions for both men and 
women, as well as for intermedi- 
ates and juniors with winners, as 
follows: 
Men — EBAA freest 
_— ‘0 bowman — Knox rood 
inetineti 
EBA SA uty ighes 418: 418: a. Ruth Rice! bow man a 328, archer, 
par Laween 144. 
mm — intermediste — Jerry Fields 
Girls — juniors — Kathy Hughes 141 
dunior Boys — Jack Hiernison 30.   
-Grayling Holds 
Bowfishing Event ™ 
GRAYLING — A specially 
marked section of the Au Sable 
river near Grayling will be the| 
scene of the 2nd annual Au Sabie, 
Carnival Saturday and 
headquarters in this northern 
    
   
   
   
      
       
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\June 15-16 at Ludington. Johnson, Payne on Boar d 
An invitation from OCSC to Dis- ‘p>: Diedre Boosts 
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| Stewart Bryant of Mill Lake) 
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jmonths old German Shepherd 
jbitch, Diedre of Mill Lake Farms, 
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IF. Wayne Ind., show. Diedre,' trict Seven to hold ‘the 
ber meting in Waterford was 8 
cepted. 
ILittle Chiefs 
Sink Shamrock 
Thinclads 84-25 
Paced by Marcus Turner and 
Jim Payne, PHS junior varsity 
track squad yesterday afternoon | 
lat Wisner field swamped St. Shepherds in the Dayton, Ohio, 
|Michael’s crew 84-25. Each of the Kennel Club show. 
ere *W° Little Chiefs turned in double | * * * 
ere wins. Payne won the low hurdles 
“\and broad jump, ran on the 880- 
relay team. Turner took the 100       
son Square Garden in February, 
went best of breed and first in 
working dogs at Ft. Wayne. Two 
weeks ago she won over 100   
She is the daughter of a pair of; 
: Erika, both of which he sold some 
The ‘results: time ago. 
og] oo low hurdies — won by Mathis * 
2nd Ledsinger (P); irda Pritchett 
(P) Time: 171 * * 
  
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yard low hurdles — won by Jim 
Payhe (P): bt Lyons <); 3rd Methis 
  Solunar Tables Time: Diedre goes after another title! _THE F PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY §, 1957 
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  TROUTERS AT WORK, AT EASE — In the 
early days of the Michigan trout season, the 
above Pontiac trouters were found 
at the Beaudette “‘ranch’’ on the 
Branch. At top are Frank Woods (left), Lynn D. 
| 
| which took best of breed at Madi-; Bowfishing’s Fun   
Equipment Simple for Growing Sport. "== ALL OUTDOORS (INS) — A 
the maximum in outdoor fun when 
growing sports—bowfishing. 
Many lakes in Oakland, Wayne | 
poor for hook and line fishing 
often turn out to be hot-spots for 
bowfishing and spearing rough | 
fish. 
Any archer can improvise a bow- 
reel and heavy tipped arrow, but 
it is much simpler and more ef- 
    ‘ 
and Genésee counties which are | Too Much Food   
  i Brookie Fishing Slows 
to slow up fishing for native brook 
  By Jack PATTERSON 
Two seasonal factors have tended, 
  ~*~ * * 
  
Allen and Frank 
from left, Dr. 
“in residence” 
Au Sable North 
ficient to spend a few pennies to, 
Bryant handles Diedre himself. minimum of equipment can offer/buy one of the. commercial rigs. (fish? Well-known bowhunter and man- 
German imports, CH. Kondor and | yoy try one of Michigan's fastest Ufacturer, Fred Bear of Grayling, 
janswers the following questions ex- 
iclusively for All Outdoors. 
Q—What is 
‘water for bowfishing? 
| A—Marshes or reed beds border- 
jing lakes, 
and irrigation canals and shallow, 
offshore waters are also 
|spots.   
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20- dash -— Fon Turner (P); 
Ind “(407 See onsen “(P 
sua Foal Wategen aa’ id ke Somos ’ 
(Be tne ae Pole ¥ 
: tie gg ey (P) 
Height: 106 Following solunar tables, 
pared especially for this area Py 
* poe Alden Knight, noted outdoors- 
bey Pinter (@y;\man, are designed to aid in se-,   in season). Major periods last for, 
pong an hour or two, the mindr ones 
- ws 3 ird pistage ‘Penge ae ‘somewhat shorter. im 
won by Tom O'Briem (Py nt 
(P); 3td Lou Palace (Mf). Dis- 
|tance: 39-4. 1, -decccceses: 2: 
880-yard relay — won be eos 
= nger, O’Brien, Mufisen). 
42.2. 
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»* | valuable information also is pro- ‘Waterfowl! S urvey Begins 
nounced plans for its annual sum- 
mer survy of waterfowl breeding: 
and nesting grounds, 
* * * 
The survey, which began May 
1, will continue inte August and 
provides information used in the lected times for fishing (hunting) | aNsING — The U. S. Fish and) teries and the annual kill sur- 
Wildlife Service recently an-| veys. 
This material, when compiled, 
serves as the basis for the federal 
Each ofthe states then estab- 
lishes its hunting regulations for 
ducks, geese and other waterfowl 
within this federal framework. 
State Conservation Departments 
may set lower bag limits, or short- 
er seasons, than are outlined in 
the federal regulations, but may 
  vided by wintering ground inven- not exceed federal limitations.   
  
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po - prices and yet you still receive the same fine. 
 quality-as before. A Gin so smooth — 
"you'll like it straight and so smooth it makes 
| perfect mixed drinks every time!   Laters. Only “working” angler was Allen, shown 
at right in the North Branch, one of the state’s 
fine trout waters. 
the best kind of) 
streams running into used for targets or hunting is o.k.| \lakes, or any body of water known!Gooq minimum for. results would 
to contain rough fish. Drainage pe 35 Ib. ° 
good | 
waterfow] regulations framework. |, 
iby helping keep down the numbers} the above illustration, is a some- 
time and springtime thing. 
Brown trout, probably because’ 
‘they are most willing of the tribe 
to rise to a dry fly (except maybe 
the long-gone Michigan grayling) 
are the fly fisherman’s favorite 
target. Since flies hatch every 
month of the year, albeit im 
mightily feduced numbers during 
cold months, there are few times 
during the season that these fish 
cannot be brought to the surface 
with an artifical, 
As fiy hatches increase In size 
and frequency, brown trout fish- 
ing will increase apace. For day- 
time fishing the pext few weeks 
should be excellent, We are 
talking about fish from the legal 
Ponting Press Phetes size up to a pound or two. 
Milward (right). Jak shove are, The really big busters can be 
L. A. Farnham, and “Chick” |v .ien in the daytime, particularly iment now until the end of the     month, but night fishing is really 
the only practicable method of 
going after the over-five-pound . 
fish. 
Worms, dark wet flies and 
‘streamers are all favorites of the 
night fisherman, but for the 
the metallic silver flat- 
joutfit, May be the best bet. This 
‘may not sound like trout fishing 
gear but the fish and the fishing 
we're talking about is a specialized 
| A—Wading is the most fun, but proposition and not to be confused fishing from a small boat is prob-/wth normal trout fishing. 
| ably the most productive. ~ *« * 
a Incidentally, night fishermen 
Q—What strength of bow is nec! nicht do well to leave their spin- ning gear at home. The precise 
casts and constant line control 
inecessary for night stream fishing 
just about rules out spin gear, 
A—Solid glass. It is heavier andl 
will penetrate water better, and NY Fir e Hazar ds 
” Gat he bee Go ot oe) Close Public Lands to bowfish? ~ 
A—During the mid-day when the ALBANY, N. Y. ® — New 
F to Q—What is the best way to bow- 
lessary? 
A—Any bow weight normally 
  
    Q-—-What is the best arrow? 
Sun warming the waters brings the ‘York's parched woodlands, 
fish to or near the surface. jing for a heavy rain, contind 
* « -@ burst into flame. 
The state conservation ° 
Bear, who has been hunting fost ‘Ment has reported 28 new 
about everything from rough fish across the state, in addition @ a 
to grizzlies with a bow, said over 100-acre forest fire on Petic 
three-quarters of the states now Mountain, four miles west of @at- 
have bowfishing. “While a bow-' skill The department said 52 fires 
man is having fun shooting these broke out during the weekend, 
fish.” he concluded, “‘he is also| Gov. Averell Harriman ciesed 
helping the cause of conservation| the state forest to the public:Jast 
weekend, His order virtually Ban- 
of rough fish." Ined all hunting and fishing. -             
  MUCC DIRECTORS — Two District 7 MUCC directors, named 
at a recent session of the sportsman’s body were (above) from left, 
Weldon Payne (Multi-Lakes) and Marshall Johnson (OCSC). Payne 
is a one-year, Johnson three-year director. Both will represent their 
clubs at the coming state convention at Ludington.   
          
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TLADELPHIA # — Granny Spahn defea | BY BILL CORNWELL jed the no-hitter as the Bears — t aeny be oiching Palpintind bh fa ' _- A | 
on aes oat ead ee ee glove today. He’s back in the Phil q q ae Lakes Conference play. Neubrecht ~ F "Ty : Ne oe CHECK U ; adelphia Phillies infield to stay if 
| vm MUITLER CHECK UP aa an the Daliand faced only 21 batters and struck last night’s performance against New ‘D League I J ms | County area. out 17 of them, 11 in a row. In Milwaukee is any indication of ‘Begins Campaign) Al 
Another no-hit masterpiece,. a| addition, he conquered Roy Tem- things to come. 4 
barrage of six home runs and a’ ple, who has pitched two no-hitters « * t COLUMBUS, Ohio w — A new 
A Nh oars emg See “tufpanc nme ac ' Even wach [ved kes heory slugziog with a 185 pitching because of a shoulder in-|* %-game campaign Sunday, June US i 4 \ pongo — fee lula ever Cxteed. Goscge (Groce, jury which he believed would cut/30. The new league, with teams e 
| brook team failed to silence |Ray Ritter and Dale Kiser clouted short his career as a majorjin Kingsport, Tenn.; Bluefield, “‘precisioneered”’ high- -compression J 
| their thunder, home — Kiser’s pg ison leaguer. ae W.Va.; and Salem and Wytheville, | s for Ford, Mercury, Chevrolet: cars, buses and trecks. 
4 the bases loaded, as ¢ Va., will take over the ot | H engine : : Berkley’s Franz Neubrecht hurl-| yon their 7th straight. They have An All-Star shortstop and sec- — aitenct Appalachian League, | — a oe aw ee oe on oe oe Ge oe oe Ge oe oe J 
now collected 15 homers in seven ond baseman for the National| disbanded after the 1955 season. Big-cas performance and = hood, you have all the power 
FEI . games, a school League, Hamner injured his left s *« * Mustang High. = = ah you eager: have to push 
Allen Reiter ates Roseville chalked up its 3rd oe ae a for c ~—* - All four clubs will be big league] ine. Increased bore and stroke, cies wane fer Gocueads of = 
(Rex B : muscle damag the Virgin- farms with Baltimore controlling] fignc- weigh pistons, automatic extra miles. Mustang engines : ' Wilf Will D triumph, walloping Lake Orion, ne en ble spe = bat Kingsport; Brooklyn, Bluefield; valve lifters, ¥ grind camshaft carty @ new-engine gusratcee— - lit Wi epart 20-2. Hank Nardone slamnted a = P Pittsburgh, Salem, and St. Louis, many more quality custom SSO") * Bent in stew hours, | F REE INSTALLATION twe-rum homer for the wildcats. sapere —— Soon a eee, Wytheville. neuen eve pat ey ed eaylnd itis soasiasw’s engine today 
| 18 Minete Service While Yeu Wen || LAWRENCE. Kas. (INS) — Dr.| Doug Bradley hurled a two-hit but he couldn't hit. tom. pee ia va te od Ap | gine life—greater fuel economy. for more driving pleasure and a Werk Dene by Spectalivts Forrest C. (Phog) Allen, retired gem as Hamtramck trounced s « ¢£ enn. iced is ~ - a a pions He Mah Cons efficiency. Stop in, ask sbout the | 
. We Appointment Necomery basketball coach at Kansas Uni-|Cranbrook, 92. Both Cranbrook ian Wet be ole ee head Mustang High-Compression line, - . America's only coust-to-coost network | |versity, has repeated his predic-/hits were home runs by losing Seld-no hit Teddy Kazanski at sec-|— league. VV ; 
Se | etna oe ee dad tne, acon ti a “Pontiac Motor Parts tha Sephasike agels maw casen| es ne — se WANTED : = ct whitewashed Port pitch into the upper. deck for a| Parts =H he D M However, Allen denied last |Huron, 60, in an Eastern Mich-| Cjmoli in left field—and the San |home run. Later he lined a single Young Mon 21 to 35 arts Headquarters for ¢ ‘octor of Motors i 
night a story from Buffalo, |igan League game behind the six-| Francisco lad primps for the |to center. There was no pain. He by Wererterd Twp. fentbe Automotive Parts and Equipment 4 N. Y¥., quoting him as saying {hit pitching of Tom Estes. The) part before game time. fielded in his usual faultless style. Chamber of Commerce 
| there Sunday night that “wut |Win was the Maples’ 2nd in three The Phillies, with a 19 attack Phone ORlonde 38-7206 | = on Phone FE 2-0106 GUARANTEED AGAINST made more than $100,000 for | loop starts. B ili ‘ 0 behind Robin Roberts, won 8-4,) STE . eee ae == 
the Uni last year and Cranbrook won all but ene | | aetceeenerereneen mmn canteen tenrceeipectnoennaeneneetetanetnnsnacensraensettenneneinnivaetihcertnnnn nant RUSTOUT, BURN-OUT, | the University last ys - mt ene DASIIO IN UrEGONn 
AND BLOW-OUT tor himself.” Lake St, Mary and Utica in’s { B Eyhibiti 
Allen contended that what he| triangular track meet. The 10 DOX CXNIDITIONS b KINGS really said was that the Kansas; Crames amassed 80 1-6 points 
| : turnpike authority predicted Wilt] t 38 for the Eaglets and 23.&6 | poRTLAND, Ore. uM — Welter-| f ! MUFFLER SERVICE would make $100,000 for them from| !F Utica. weight champion Carmen Basilio! OW B CW al y On : 256 S. Saginaw fans motoring to Jayhawk games. | Gary Grikscheit, Bob Waddell/is eager to fight Sugar Ray Robin- | 
: ‘ Qlest te Jereme Olds) and Tom Noteware were ice’ wove abot Bala rng 
; 4 winners for the Cranes. Utica’s a 
FE 2-1010 Little Rooster Lou Haase was the top scorer|short of opponents. Tires at og 
Open Friday ‘til 8:00 Softball Loo with 11 1-3 points. St. Mary’s Joe x* * * 
Men. thu Set. ‘til 5:30 Pp Waluk nepal shot put to prevent) Comanagers Joe Netro and, 4 : a bamd yeep. John DeJohn bristled at reports | 
. Fer Your Shopping Convenience |Starrts Friday St. Frederick, Milférd and West|re aching them that Robinson’ 70) 70) / f Bloomtield captured golf meets.|doesn’t want to esa Basilio until | Je 0 TICES » of The Kast brothers, Dick and Ed,/September, Ro took back | 
q fired 39 and 4 respectively as|his| middleweight tite by =a LIFETIME GUARANTEE ' St. Fred defeated Shrine,3-2, ing out Gene mer last week. shou 
Milford shot 180 to conquer; Basilio is in Oregon for a series’ Ask us tit 
Bloomfield Hills (183) and Brigh-|ot exhibition appearances and will | 
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(3) by ‘the Hills’ Bud Badger.|in Portland, May 16. a 
The Lakers took 175 strokes while “We want to fight Robinson in| 
-|beating Holly (176) and Clarkston! July and Jim Norris of the Inter- an 
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i : e_————— mote it then in Yankee Stadium,” 
L Mrs. Marquardt Sets Netro said. } . 
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Mrs. H. D. (Rylma) Marquardt 2 to 4:30 P. M. j with Mrs, W. L. Mosher runnerup Mon. and Tues. Nites 
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| Emerging with Ben - send- Dim ip ls PHILADELPHIA 
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A total of 27 inducted Pagel ir ay nie: Mes food surp “= veal O26 : BETROTT | reported by. et in 
man in 
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Cars 
County were local boards aril. ing 
> regarded the rr a 2 ay Bureau wt ving “"Farmere 
asian ain prgsterte nia Super| Of WA one-mil- 
and 67 during the mon | Humphrey ‘Programs ents of ha: aaa meee 
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CAGO @ board 
and Pennsyivania 
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by surplus pro nstrument: y & oor i Mea. $. pred 
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INDIANAPOLI 
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dealer, | conspir cars has Auto Sales 
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/ @ 
jerald E. Avery icCrumb : Public i tone Maye if ta a Me {APL Bape 702. in Prices 
i [ torney’s tees, hat_tran-() 
OK | and Ronald rooms of Birelng re "Souine on Pat eos ae snaee: F DETROIT, May 7 ( be 30-61 
Grain Pr 
D 
iS 
suit | geo gt manufac- 
missioners 
Dennis A, G 
, 
Sen of, changing the 6 oe. bkls Poe te i by :. feo — Grede A, arg dope wid Suhey 8 (AP) — Opening 
chised dealers sad oe new! But C of Warehouse ham. pte reigl et ere ae in cram phenaeny ¢ aes 
948 a 
rersge $0%8: 
avg 
May 
_ 7 
: rs had prev m_ selling 
: Building 
: Also listed w ersino, and 
| County, —— ——— 
CON . - Sh: 
oe ooo BA ping & B. iatge 336 
— a; ae ce e 
aure dealers fro umbers. 0 
treets 
is V. M neg Pong 
Lucy 
. | Cen 
‘ 
t Sc! aa5! avg Py 
3; , | erain: ~ ot os May eenene 3. 
sy 
chised 
ing serial n hised 
wo S$ r 
‘sino, Denni: 
ord; Leon 
R. 
* : Cares 3 pare Dee: #4 a Sor omail ber Grade ee Boot 2000 fin ISe 
Keep ca" by getting se eerie a T Y Protests from ress — Rg ahi SHIP ZONING (BOARD © t. | Sve .... ri 
s*** 335 
July “2006 
Rept” aaa 
t w , 
lorwardi 
ees man 
. 
: 
sl 
* ! pr Sextn Pepal Cols ves MA 30: “aie 29. wid org 26. 20%-33; | Bent. cme F oreeoee Ties) 
rs Urged to ive dealers’ lots wep ovlstaes tal savage oe 
samen ore and aes Leon E. Man 
10 GALE serial a Case Gola sss 4 rae Do oe Commercially ered “ere Orade uly es ass-s 3 8T% bork ES) Owne Is at Home, Give numbers oy suit — voaal eneesprereA two ima t0 ipecrrecdl acorn cc dee 
yeatios, Cone. ra aes BS Baa 2 $4) Sinan A, large 22, ey BE Animals at H a 
nami on Pers ae A oe of Big Bes * eee ee ¢. poor asl 4a? phitip Scape me ests 
‘Trade 
“ie OY 13.00 
ited ised deale 14 lots on x that g 
co x * 
a ae ton, eT ee 7, 8, ly 
Sestia 5 
edout steady. Fred ot $3 te Ses 
r Shots 
they reque non-tranchised 
1 in orde: } 
ist are: Larry| N. Main, Ciatks Comw Bd, ed $s 
eo! a s 20. Market 
digh Vinay 2002. “13a 4 we veees Hae Booste 
; to the 
cial 
built there, 
with 
_ t the lis: Keelean| x. 
BIDS 
| Pe 
Pit ceee @. 
net es a 
seeee ADEM Duly eeecec 397 
ine dis-|cars 
it all ~ enight be 
coneur 
nding ou Frank E. 
oe ; eer 
“ef r Be a pi 
and lacsscorane 
Dec. «..+00.-3 
Son 
i 
icceeee = oty [2 oc- be cut ee 
myn ae on Commissioners 
did aad a round and hil A. Claussen 
"Board of Education wwe wea f 
c 
(4%) + Pure a reese 3) asive on — clear 
: 
A sharp 
OUT 
Wa- The 
“conspira 
tened to} 
Comr 
on Colum’ 
. rkston and 
The Hills Schoo will a for stot = C Pw Pt vane 226 RCA . ae Fj excessive 
om 
; 
in gr teay chon of joined the 
threa 
lisa Planning 
t 10 lots 
re-'of Cla 
ion, 
field Michigan, 
of a we site cled os Se <3 ae a4 Sean 
lendar Saeae (De dace ident of the burg dealers ing if Willis aiden wae of Lake Ori 
pide tet the rina, and for alte ied SS Shea: Ge | oedigg + AES #fiee 
BUTTER 
— ne 
Ca 
curring, Dr. president of Greens 
‘ advertis 
to con-|menda 
lellow av warehouse. 
—— bento gear fills Jun ‘ Cent CSt aS .. +4 Bere Bet... 35 oe ae steer trregeier: 
Lodge 
Cedar 
Township, f Veterinary withdraw their mitted 
and Longfellow for a 
. ol —— = + Bloated’ H Mic = oF Rey cove M4 = lesale buying prices 
tion \terford 
Michigan | ’ Sales was pe: 
f to allow 
be. * ge irm 
a as wo Bloomfield T. i | b= hy RS 6 sock, Soe eee @ srcanite. exchange) 
bu yuh "ecore 
oF, 
A.M, Cara terford Tow warned today 
Auto 
5 
« |zoned 
ts appeared 
the nting 
af. & Behool_ 
= ag a beg S sessee ai po th ot. “* g. mare 7 
cent aes C s% Special 
0, PF. & 130 p. m. Work 
Assn., 
treated by tinue advertising 
yesterday. 
Maay residen 
to fight 
fl 
éte 
Hig ‘ til wry the be “or > Hille Corn 
WE aes 92.1 
Ket . 324 receipts 
oo; 00 B : 
Lodge 
No. 
9, 7:30 
Medical 
of cases 
uit was filed 
a 
commission 
lots on 
— 20 i987. 
ig ey, 
of 
> oneal Bes, Fees ma kh etd Am: 90 8 8 300; wheiesate . May Sperkman, number 
cheer 
re the 
Hing 
ei Andover fond (West | Deere | ve 
Ba.. 3 AAD B ST: ta ) cent ton, Thurs. 
Jease —Adv. The 
has shown 
he 
fo of residential 
Perry 
on 
of Andover Res ok 
| Det Bdison ooo 328 BOD cob. ype ocd ores 
E. A. degree. 
rinarians 
January, 
rezoning 
t side hed ‘o- 00 
anon y tia.» Michigan, be 4 : Bows aire, gee 
& : oH varie rane : 1 ™ Ww. = a 
upturn - sar 
: car this ommerce 
Groups 
= trom Oliver to East 
; I filing Is rod Co. en, 
slow recstyd De eee 
’ eee ae . ee os 
° 
and 
Se 80 
street 
hool on Print = med aaa ls will 
3 Du Pon oe 
Miia, Current reseipte 1 ross 
° B f said, 
increase 
2 C 
AL A sc: 3eneral 
int! open propose 
0 Raat Red cc 
: eps cmcase vorarens er 
in Drie So tae 
ight sna ced a postponement| a4, 2% fea pop ay tobewe nt perties ewers “and Bh Auto L032 
23, 3h, rack We total US, e 
fees Saye 10. intr oy ill Meef ont ae oe rer coud tel cuntiiell ap gy Proposal B—Siorm se i. Brie BR sce 
SF ome 3; eek frm: * 
a reck. y ot the cases added, W 
lee iver could be! business 
Se BP - term pecone 2%" 
$04 oid: arrivela : mee 
jeading guilty  reamey, 
Many of rama t 
e. Blakes 
a waiv deed) county busi filing. 
the! Proposa: 
“Goarence oneal Freire Mor a 
E . m3 pay ero mare taane 3 — After 
363 Ferry} elder dogs, 7 belief Lex] MMERCE ie ce in order pagel in aah 
a. 
tree and = » two ta ss ua) D Combined ve Bs Ae v7 eee 
TS fee ether North 00; new demand less driving 
2D, of 
the which means 
Ufetime 
CO! 
ission of eet obtai : f the pro; . The sc! r conduc’ 
Filing ena. ¢ra t be on oe oe Feed a 
tt + Sen -4 1.66-2. 
Long 
Brown, 
to 
provides 
; : Comm 
h wil! m trictions o: 
oie being Wabash 
gre oposals mus: and be Ford sa |)! 30.1 Stud Pap .. em 
a 
Charies 
eaten 
days; | muntzation 
revision. 
der ples oreo ee 
re-ires 
POSITION 
‘te op-/Public, 
from the 
— architect 4 fron Se ooo eit a Ce <2 i¢ morket 
St., was ordered Jail for tion; | tection needs r shots for ol imerce = at the cm . 
MEETS OP t immediate 
‘experts 
pe a bid be 5% of the 
be ee 
aoe 
* County 
probe’ 
tonight 
5 
ohn 
rs 
amount Oan — ° bi gr eS Spree $3 Whites 4. : 
Oakiand 
months 
a urged booste 
immunized 
at 8 
reports, 
by the 
request 
me issioner 
J iCo, 
i. 
g-|the 
éfications 
. Oen Ble .,.!: 
=i see 
Se 
six 
to pay 
He 
not been 
"t annua] 
bmitted 
ry | The 
Comm 
: 
* 
ll-day se | mitted. and yee Monda: 
* Sod oe TS #3 y TD aad ay 
ltry 
placed on ordered 
who have 
view will be su woe" scaition ‘frum sidents. 
. { three a d the) “Pisns ee 
S Gen Mills «Ol Re 2! ses 
Pou 
$100 and by oogpenn 
were pups. 
Reports 
fund tre posi 
and re 
first o erday an obtained on ogg ae | gS Gen pales 4 Themp gf OH ° 
fined tion fee 
since they 
NTIAL 
ing: building 
of finance, A, Dugan 
rity of the The yas held yest rrow, 1¢37  ereoann 
Senhgnee, 
50 Sen W022 Sa Tron W Air. 383 
“der $10 proba McCallum. 
ESSE 
that following secretary 
| 
the majo 
sions was t for tomo sexi] pmo bhege 
10.00 wept Gn tes 
aS 2 bars 
Mo. 1 qual-' Cecil B. 
9279 raRLY CARE 
warned 
building fund al secretary | believe area are oppoued ‘final one is se ee ee <> aucune af : cach, wt Gee Fire ¥ by 3 
Mb. Detroit. tor tew Judge 
21, of 
owners were ir pets in neral fund financi and venevo- 
in that Dugan said. He (5, 120 persons m 9:30 a.m. = So Sed as 
| ae eX, ec ant4 
7. 8 ty en 
L. Young. 
| Dog bring the the di-/ge Pp secretary 
peep change. 
pting to | ‘Some 's session, fro to Mrs.) submitted ‘specifications 
| Br... 113 
"3.306 re poultry sp bana sia tr = Denlad 
ple 
' 
if they 
s of | stewardshi. 
urer. 
to this 
"t attem 
ob. |, today’s 
ccording 
inting}| of plans an el sonaeten 
| p eae I venue eat ae qeete =: 30 3 hit 
Cresses 24 
&t., 
+9,» only 
early stage from the 
fund treas 
Commerce 
| he wasn 
s, but 
|ing 
m., acc 
Printing 
ot Ged agri good opening of Geapepee 2. § Sau ate ies’. o7 1 eae te rg 4, 0 bupenetics 
Thortiys 
eerste 
te be saved often’ lence of the School} said gas, station homes to 4:30 p n, General 
re fications | ‘al Bd pee: Paige . a b 4 aire norer e ag, 
wa: 34; toms) contributing 
Elmer 
can they are very 
Members 
Sunday 
the! bleck new ring down 
|Fern Weston, 
estsS| ten sie: ig eal igo St were 7 8G ae .-:: §34 Barree ri,” ducniings hens 
a minor Roouuhag Testes and /Sease which 
thodist Church 7 tonight in 
to a them. 
‘manager. 
many requ t rnin atintactery” Per Dent, po llnotnadle Be Bie: 
Sjiebe.) 36-37 money 
eet 8 Townshi tim $25 and) or —— 
Me meet at 7 riffin, 1726) jected for 
580 mana ve had so tems, tha col taker cna uae of the ic. hound ant) OS Lines . . 46.6/ lade. Fs, young 
7 on —— Bloomfield 
fined 
proba. 
are rel- staff will Leonard G 
| make rgom 
Andrews, 
| “We ha ing filing sys 
Aland La’ cant ot go be paid by & Gul Gn. : Ss os Rub 
# 73-33. 
— ; hens price Dieterie —* months 
fatal. 
symptoms 
is of Mrs, 
_ | 
t, Alex A. “As far as| improving 
ted to conduct 
ithe Panee ot which 
shal! 
: Hersh r.... y 
Pic : ee 
— wears Cc. him on 
Early stage the disease home 
portation 
A resident, St., said, 
ac- for have long — Mrs. Weston |tevat hed wdéer. spaitied ot (30) 4m Moltand Mecin 
Warn 
2. 
— our 
3 renge. placed 
; 
mild. Often slight rise Lyka. 
wishing trans 
EM Montcalm 
concerned, 
sn WE in the subject, 
vent| At propoes ried of bids. the ser meg Gere he West ck: 30. Pryere gome 
bod a some 
tion 
te 7:38. atively 
by a 
Persons 
Kinport, 
iE. 
tions are . mission | hool in t 
finally found vent! « m for 
ming of reserves -y "2. ggg Weste | eee bows rise in ‘at tho tnaige oft 
: 
17,5 p. m No. 20, 
only Ustiesaness. 
ne Mrs. 
- |gas sta lanning com, radius sct “When we we wen bard official be gages BA * re mer -- Be white Met 33 | Country ‘oftertngs rod with offerings 
Fry, May Post ted| manifested 
and of appetite, |, phone 
to the pla a certain | said. wanted, 
ater. ovrelect, any rail las a 8 cere ge Balen iiproves “wits ries members By| in trperatare ond rrouamees, | 
Pabeapad tere 
lexperts_we 
ofa aa tinea : i ae 
* for turters 
The ave 
nd [anges 
a 
five Sed” 
or in part EDUCATION 5G cop a fo 0 | for eee 
a 
ae nen iting or marked 
| this area ras for five |r? 
; thertin, 
. is Bares ee — 
"yesterday sit00 i: me Ves 
ar the doctor sa — 
Ruled Va ue ee — ae side o pha D Officials previa! “ aga MILLS, MICHIOge pat Tav -..-- 
rout penned: yestaveag 3%: 94! Junior 
is highly by: 98 
See ee he Cc 
ilfor DOUGLAS JOCELYN, Int Bist 
ebout steady g ge ton. 
Charelt Distemper be pregency he! . ’ k lots on ta. Josiy jection of rs at Mi 
DOUGLAS AVERAGES 
Press| vais a 7 tee ; tee 
Bale. 
Thurs., 
and can who have 
S Stoc 
from Harper mended re Voluntee 
au- Secretary STOCK At Associated 
hese 1-h3: 
ee 
Rammage 
Pine Rd. 's, cable 
Dr. 
son 
recom 
ivil Defense : by 
60 | reesters 
were 2 ever 
brook, Lone 
Men 
by person d animals, 
U 
group 
; 
— Civil 
sev- Mag 8 cust has eres lait iat. 
nel ad gp only c Bar. 6" |G0es or =_—= 
ially in 0 
— Judge oth 1 . 
cory sag onl are collieg a, as, ai int mt ate 
= 
paren Emery important, ¢ doe 6 | perpore n_ yesterday ie F ofes Vine Segpspal ts times Nes poo SmS IMD 8 1909 
Livestock 
Chareh “R is t the 
N. Culehan of $9.81 as 
ss N efal 1 Police to net 
- 27.2 34 178.2 
4 
: Episcopal 0, 9:30 
fall, that said. Miles 
appraisal | ss dson| 
sine 
Auxiliary ca ~ B a ae mt cr na | Remenage sl Orchard” Alpin and fa tha te the fair cam ck pri to via) BU ay oa the control or | 7 
bes 
4 9 1 peractt 
ae 
sales, Bulk 
of 
20065, 
oa 5 
: 
t 
Co, stoc. 
<elvina- 
ro 
aS 
: ~ ; the The 
: 
a 
z 
' r) 
moet 
; 3 4 C60. Me party ifers, standard to 5, at i 
Meet 
Motor Car with Nash Ke 
R. See oder 
for ‘traffic observa | 
3 : ef “et iat ome MNS entetie fed coming ipa: co 
American pa Photo Saye 
son's a ae three apprais-| 7 a a weahi-ong, Sr thay part et, wood ticks el 
: : lew .... 
bn ogc 
Birmingham 
Sal a. m.), 
n 
tor Corp. named 
he fair. 
training 
ment 
| posts 
nts, 
n| 
. ‘ active, and 
Rummag 
10th, 9 in Avo 
Photo ‘The court 
termine t | sales and Imple 
| tion ssignmen 
have bee 
NT LS i 
— “a Auxiliary May 9 and St. Adv. 
The Avon the 1955 to de "8 FEpre| vector 
de other a rsons 
ill at, 
IT U wee: oy Sgedige= Pentel 
ee ne 
T attorney 
S| Motor Co, t was ma | Interested pe Ron Averill at) WA steers un- 
m. 
ROCHESTER— 
will 
alue afte 
070 share | Ford } 
sales} In 
tact 
a yearling ‘fed steors|to & D. 
Prt, May Bight Rochester 
8 p.m. pour 
of 250,070 s of 7 ee neral | to con Leo] 17.08-) 
Sele: 6; Fri, May 9 - on Thursday at Detroit senting 
5 aS to the 7 a ed H. Woods, ge eeds V, Se 
iT S nib ee, few, ie Tee 
eee 
tthe wee lot stock object oe 
Schram succ MU strong bow ae i $0; © and 10 
Edison (Co., w -using cole $9. 
the dis- Nickel, 
. 
j a ce 
ot wea mak noes = bie light. =< dge Culehan yan te ee 
s Sligh 
, 
f i 
— 31.00- aan ne Ee and —AAv. film with 
ticipated in ting stockhol 
the new geet 
I nored, Say 
. ‘Pose 
t 10th and 
St. Paitrici 
shooting sessic «eigen 
. Hits 
Nn 
| tthe Kot C- Mall | ked to bring eeting. 
50 per ce: d expenses. 
. ] 
o nufac- 
i hoor held at the —Atv.| ne prints to this m - ppraisers fees motions by the O ICI 
ional Assn. of ape his ; proereliy| Parish, 
slides or 
the a denied 
nt of 
the National A: orker 
; uneven; early 1. 
, Lake 
The judge 
assessme' 
Z 
ficial of ; r the w 
-§ , more higher: “mostiy| MAY eee sill Gon 
in Troy See fe one ‘teres| 
be concen vf welon Inaderwup fe de 
“FT higher 
te 
5 
b in 
stoc 
inst 
st 
YO 
fu 
, ma ! 
tales 10 te 1b 60 m0 iv: sows steady te oy, ay 10,3 08, Adv. Study Clu icers aa) Rc Gee ndeda| NEW s the concern o ident of the NAM, ainst 
| ay BBE AL ‘demand: few | Comm May 1 
‘57 Office 
for payme demanded 
turers says the cos ive vice president | m voiced ag: 
\ W—' on weigh 
eae \ean merece Rd., 
and effi 
5 
tion and te they 
fair 
“pose. sxecutive vic criticism 
AFL- Gulf str 
18.60- 
economy 
tor- | Elects 
lyea was the date : of the 
hts is a Sligh, éxecu' 
ented on before by Persian 
tn SP ite Soe rad unt- moving 
Van é& 8 
Mabel Be t-| from termination 
++ | Tig es L. He comm the day BAHREIN, 
killed yesterday 
lots mized 
3 200-230 To No.| Fer m West Side —Ady. 
Y¥—Mrs, 
recent mee court dete 
Charl 
sterday. 
{ Commerce pilot was 
a The( teeing meely 
| ver men 
TRO dent at a b. Other value, 
statement ye: Chamber o! 
s of One 
crash-landing 
The 18.98; is, vetent end A} ‘78-18.25 volume 
FE 23-4730. 
Shores| ected presi Study Clu vice! cash 
the nd U. S. 
as friend desert 
planes. 
small 
; 
Bylvan 
Troy 
; 
: 
AM a e Meany, 
tions pose U.. S.. Set part of the 
mostly 3 eesie Bi . 
7. —Adv, 
are Virginia Mc Choose 
fr | ClO President 
© business t might destroy ork’” | | 
. 
be turned 
Bn ER Te en butchers 
"; Club. Pike 
officers t: Mrs. 
Irene|To 
ity Cente 
the tw tion tha 
“right-to-w plants ¥ jet trainers to training ist mized feee "300-390 Ts pear 
Seu ecue 
Community 
Meany prnali legisia 
national of eight VU: 8. military 
16.00: 
1¢. calves Lag out- and 10 a. 
secretary 
secretary. 
for fo) : 
meeting 
while 
is working for ‘h laws. 
: a © over to the U. Arabia, 
mie cathe 7,000; od Over maaven: 
ivred 
business 
— The er,| labor 
amber is wor to fight suc Pe j over Saudi 
“Gelatie ag AC oy 
fully 
Injur Latta, c the June been 
ORION 
Cent 
id the Ch is going 
er need in 
* 
hetfers 1980 lb 
ve ° 
an 
Heu of 
has 
LAKE 
mmunity 
any $a 
he said, 
a work mission 
* 
eae Retiore os cage agen Bem iford Wom 
In luncheon 
: Orion Co: in Orion Me CIO, he said, te that } 
+ 
identified 
let for cows 
feeders Milfor 
ident 
—_ 
last meet. the | ursday 
all 
AFL- 
stipula ties 
active, and 
Acci 
Meeting, 
be the 
of 
.m, Th 
laws. The 
” laws authori: 
Roger W. and 
stockers te ooonng 
° h 
This will 
I at 8p will concern 
ight-to-work 
»>mployment. 
= Air } 1 pilot as Capt Maine Testers wnchatied "strate Yow prime! in Highway 
in Pontiac! ianned. 
ae Hall the building “Righ ion of empl * : 
is in 
of the season. 
Township 
sted in 
w condi 
x * 
vidual 
Bank peg 
ot Bangor, 
am. |fegg 3258, 9 lonagsntee 
to low 
woman after sUs-|ing 
are intere: 
union as 
the indi 
State iiieen 
pokesman 
steers (26.90; werege ged to low Milford today 
_— 
who 
a the 
fs ls canter tec 
to Pontiac 57 An Air on we the extent of asian, 
bale ‘Tow sre weeds, high General Hoe in an accid nea. = 
Dinner at Clifford 
eee 
ot the canter eo be Sligh said: 
ad ech wetertie 
at drawn when agar 
§ Tt0 FE 2-83 details 
the | sheiee A, fv choice heifers taining 
Ridge 2338| Slate 
blie has 
ie Posy at au a sharp line to membership or no planes. 
: oe * 00; 
Hickory 
of 
pal future: commnmity : 
“A favori s. But lation to the Germany pa 
“i3.oe-18-00; with arg nem ~<™ 
_— The Mother 
this meeting offered, 
his right ce in re 
| , age from outof-sea| 236m 
gp ted pn | Bowdoin, struck CLIFFORD 
ttend a made at havé been ‘Toad! orker and of free choic : ~ don aa 
ea. | 33.8 
Fos 
eee 
d out of} CLI to a ip Dinner 
_ sites ochester | 
8 right of fre 
ae out-of 
Semmervial 0 stlected canners 
a eae belo tacked a been invited Fellowship 
the} Three Orion R 
the worker’ 
union. 
° four planes a violent, ithe semimereial cows to. i8 vaeed cnatitects car being be Finley, " Daughter 
Friday in on the Lake. 
p ina 
; They 
10.80- aye mates 
of a car W. and 
7 p.m, 
are two Buckhorn 
bershi pony wien lina “iene Ee See 
by Arthur Rd., Mil- held at Sponsors and one on 
mem 
: 
L son 
60 miles Gestina- | Fe, ete 8 19.00-28.00; 
shorn |g eu Lone Tree car and being st Church, 
2 
V 
‘ down their 
vealers : 
7161. of 3465 off. his Methodi the WSCS. 
| forced airfield, 
ehelce 
 " 
to 61, glanced 
the high- 
of 
e 
’ prime 
She 
members 
: ' 
e ae 
: ved ee Te pie te Swe. 1°3\ford, eer peedirenlry 
: AREH 
_ 
. peat oS ne ws Sees 
Rise Again pasate Chairs _ | tte miata oe Ket” 
: ividends 
Rise 
_ A r 10 
RS “storm @eluged Bahrein shorn 
. 
oo 
e 
: E e 
rho rer May rua [a iplomas 
Dwi 
>. een, Ov , ROCK ert 
iven Diplo Oc : | 
| 
ERS — ROCKE ay oe 
itfing Class | ing O roa re 348 paying SWIVELS — Sais: RECLINERS 
HERE. entire year. ; A 
. 
349 
— RE ii. mes in Baby t Leveling 
ater me 2 is wooeaava-re traces Fai . 
di Fi 
id 
S 
% 
‘ 
R 
‘ Lathrup Voters Diplomas were sho aredested| U 
es oo ae and. 59 nasal 
occ IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO D Cost 0% & 
e 
3 if Will Be Asked Sei, Snhey Sting: exile * 
paid ¢30 in cash dividends of. 51 tees: siameng 2 ts which _ 
MANY KINDS IT’S Are Close-Outs Up calle dll or Bond Issue Stiles ar tie dpemas, the ¢ in YORK ais Colinas awl, on first the first spatial are for | 
o ; Sa 
: Ar. 
EW 
whole 
first 
the 
- 
wii. 
! a for On 
wilt bel To earn evening 
and) N as a than cent over 
Present 
year, 
UT 
d Les 
FREE! | . Voters 
ttended three safety 
money in 
per 1956. 
nents this listed 1 
°° an 
at AR 
4 : LA ct tat tad te ere by a/ting more 
aie sons eto 
| B i , 
oe 
DAYS, | }| Sethe eo oth oe be a Pe mony dee oat 
= 
sat ace i ot the mm and sanitary 
teacher, 
by the 
| 
And another 
after! year is 
of co stock. | 12 were around 
oh ‘ FRI.,. 
; se ot 6 
Stiles sponsored 
Le dhrad remem, 
in 
aoen wis i tem has| ments wise in the 
! THURS., Fi : 3 eel 
and was og ee page dest period seems pidly rising hares now in t 12 months d meld gp rete phones 
| ] an 
, 
: sewer aye ie, erg [PEA i con Home 
nes yours of 
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  » Rochester Builders    ’ ‘Show   + 
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12 will be admitted free when ac- 
companied by an adult. 
Show hours will be 3% to 10 
‘p.m. on Friday, dune 7, and } to 
| 10 p.m. on June 8, and 9. Annual Event 
et by Lions 
Plan Home Exhibits and ioward Rummel: 
in Avon Township Area space sales. Walter Mickelson, Jer- 
“for June ry Bird, and William Toussaint. 
Also, housing Assisting the co-chairmen are the 
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ROCHESTER — Rochester's an- clean-up, Clyde Dunlop; _ police, 
nua} Home and Builders Show will Sam Howlett: utilities, Clarence 
be held on Friday, Saturday, and Kremer and Francis Voll; tickets, 
, ~ George Hesketh, Jr. and Frank 
aaday, dune T- 3 = Voll: refreshments, Martin Stem- 
announced today, by co-chairmen mor- 
Fred Maynard and Cyril Korom- man, Jack Martin. 
pay. The exhibition again is spon- ee 
’ sored by the Rochester Lions 
Club. 
Maynard, also q co-chairman 
fast vear, stated today ‘Interest 
é manifested to date by former ex- 
hibitors and the many hew en- 
tries indicates that this year's 
show will be far more varied and 
entertaining than any before.” 
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FARMINGTON City Council 
here Monday night adopted a 20 
an increase of three 
the current budget imull budget, 
mills over 
;for a $50,000 DPW building which 
icity Ses turned down April 1. 
‘City Manager Ear! Scherffius said 
A huge tent will again house the budget will provide $20, 000 in! 
the exhibits on Halbach Field, with the first fiscal year to get the) 
64 display booths inside and space building under way. 
reserved for automobile dealers’ The council refused a petition 
and boat exhibitors on the grounds xhibition ° 
Part of the increase is earmarked “Farmington Players Mary Lou Gray Wed 
Slate Spring F 
FARMINGTON 
aos ‘commmiitiecs of Lions Club: High School auditorium here will 
set the scene for the 
presentation, 
The play, ta be given 
and Saturday, and May 17 and 18, Gray and Louis L. Peters, last neckline. Also featured on the 
, Harold Smith; set- wit begin at 8:30 p. m. It is di- Saturday. up and parking, Bud Maynard; rected by Hope Nahstoll. 
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This Broadway 
gress. “Two Bhnd 
comedy 
Samuel Spewack will be presented 
by the Farmington Players, and 
centers around a governmental 
and sports car parade chau- ‘bureau that was abolished by Con- arce 
The Junior in St. Benedict Service 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP About 150 attended the service © 
. Rev. Fr. John J. Hoar. performed at which the bride wore a floor- forthcoming Mice.” the 11 a.m, ceremony in St. Bene- length gown with cas cading tiers 
this Friday dict’s Church marrying Mary Lo ‘ot lace and tulle- scalloped scoop \ 
fo were seed pearls, sequins, 
‘a fitted bodice and long pointed 
sleeves. Her veil was secured by EB 
‘a half-hat of lace with pearls : 
‘and Chantilly lace. The bridal 
bouquet was white stephanotis and 
orchids, * * * 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Gray of 
3082 Devondale here, and the 
bridegroom is the -son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Louis Peters of 921 | 
Hickory St., _ Niles. * * * 
re = Attending as matron of honor * 
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Councilmen Up Bucget_ Rochester Gardeners 
Plan Annual Meeting 
ROCHESTER— 
meeting at 12:30 The Garden Club 
here is planning to hold its annual, 
Tuesday, at Ro- bag a Frank Troy, sister of 
t ride with Mrs. Donald Rause 
Set St. John Banquet of Pontiac as bridesmaid. Mrs. 
ROCHESTER The annual Jagk Everitt also served as @ 
Mother and Daughter Banquet of bridesmaid, with Shelly Gray as 
_ John Lutheran Church will be ower girl. P 
held in Fellowship Hall, at 6:30 Brother - in-law of the bride- 
p. m. Friday. The Martha and groom, Edward P. Paruch of Lydia Guilds will haye charge of Paw Paw, was the best man MR. AND MRS, LOUIS PETERS    
  1957 Fireman's Ball. 
Slated for Saturday 
GINGELLVILLE — The Annual 
Fireman's Ball sponsored by. the 
local Metropolitan Club will be 
Saturday from 9 p.m, - 1:30 a.m. 
This is a dance open to the public, 
at the Gingellville Community 
Center. 
Proceeds will go inte the rec- 
reation and welfare fund, to 
sponsor the girls softba" teams — 
here, .and te help any needy 
families of the area in time of 
stress, 
Wilson Church is the. general 
chairman. 
  
Reject $2,500,000 Issue 
LAPEER — Voters here Mon- 
day turned down a $2,500,000 
a new high | 
school, a high school site and 
several school additions. The vote- 
was 1,689 no and 1,054 yes. 
County Calendar Aliment   
    the banquet. Tickets may be ob-| and Elmer R. Domke of Niles 4 
  tunda Inn. tained at the church office. and Denald Crutchfield of are 
* * * ana seated the guests. 
Annual reports will be read and| ® Gray was ringbearer. ” Big Beaver Church day. 
‘officers for the coming year will County Births | A reception in Avondale Com- Plans Annual Dinner | be elected. Board members ‘munity Hall was held after the | Mrs, 
for rezoning land at Shiawassee meet the preceding Monday at 10 Four Tewns * * 
Walter Huff {at the church at 6:30 p.m. Thurs- 
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‘ceremony, The cotiple went to the BIG BEAVER — The Big Beav- chairman. The guest speaker will! The Baptist Church will held « Mother- 
Daughter banquet for church fellowship 
members at 6 p.m. ay. 
Auburn Heights 
Auburn Heights Community Club will 
meet at 630 Thursday, at the club- 
|heuse, for dinner and business meeting, 
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outside. Ample free parking is and Mooney streets for a 72-unit a.m., at the home of Mrs. Donald wn one oo (erqdibe 7 vistas Smoky Mountains for their honey: er Methodist Church will hold its be poet, Ann Campbell. The pub- ae Eo = i aches! hell tonight of 
again available and children under apartment construction. |Baldwin, igtr!. Linda Sue. imeoon, annual Mother - Daughter banquet lic has been invited. dl Proceeds wre for the Vallding fund. 
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Death Notices ___Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 _ Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted Female 7 Employment Agencies 8A Work W anted Female 11 Business Services 13 ___ Laundry Service 18 
i mTHUR MURRAY WANTED FULL TIME, PEDIT CLERK | WOMEN TO DO mocenwomn | | PRACTICAL NURSE HAS ROOM 4-" ACK TREE SERVICE RE- FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY ~ aEny. 
PO ak OR Ce a pesca eae eel ences spe rs rrhe ome? core __ | EN KF. LYN EDWARDS her home to care for your, moval and trimming. Get our bid. ice cris Pontiac Laundry, FE 
ALLEN. MAY 7, 1957, HJALMER T inter\iewers. and receptionists. Sony tar oan ae can bined rt taspuene ectan. | WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE | scien cocoon emer while you vacation FE _ FF 2-7168 | _ 2-610) 
91 N Roselawn, age 55: beloved) $96.50 for 30 hours Apply 1m per- cuallfy a ausaciate Urekat typing helpful but not essential, Roland handle a variety of detailed | 93 Community Nat! Bank Bidg $030 | ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS | | LACE CURTAINS, PLAIN OR RUF. 
husband of Mrs. Melva Johnson; son only. Mr. Derek, 12 noon to, A. LOR, Realtor. 100 must have good telephone voice. | tr work Must be able to type PE ¢0584 | PRACTICAL NORSE AVAILABLE | w ceoaives by factory trained man fed. Beautifully finished Wo ed 
Ae ee etter ate Ralph — oe Geilahd Ave FE 42566. Opportunity .o advance into sen- | and have a bi b Log —T aptitude. | OR 3-3984 | at our — “cert Printing | laundry, Phone 34 
Allen: dear father o ra. Ralph) - ior clerical assignments. Hig h/ le dat tes —e—- DONE Office 8 Law- Land 
ne { ‘ : | WASHINGS & LRONINGS j sca 1 
Harry. Weary” Ein and Arthur A I ‘ew ‘Mer “SOLE MIDDLEAGED MAN YOR [SovcuS. corfce nears cutest | gg A Ae ‘s “Pp ERSONNEL | in my nome Pick up & Geliver.| reuce St F Landscaping 8A 
Allen and Mrs. Anna Caussens. | | Ba More for home than!) tive salary, in slesaia gcc Sanepertation. Feeles martied. - we APPLIANCE fe aravice mess A-l VETERANS TR poe 
Funeral service, will be held re: Masdea Set eutsios werk. Me te FE 4-428, 773 Scott LE) of company benefits. Associates | Nites. Call FE 5-3672, 12 noon} INTERVIEWER. aaa aan |, RONTROR P| and “Tatomabe a. o | | Ouaranteed satisfac Expertly 
cay y a pm. tr ni Discount Cor rs 2-0213' to pm ieee mmed or removed Free esti- 
hanical ability and neal appear. p Ca Pontis 
Sparks - Griffin Puneral Home| © | TOOL ROOM EXPERIENCED | t ® fi TTF! mates. Call EM 3-6159 an 
with Rev. LeRoy @hefer offictat-| Rerwesn 30-58 AEP i2-00 1064 W. | man for layout work. laths, mill, pda e Seer meteeviow: eR ee pg las Young lady between the ages of | wanen EXP IN GENERAL OF. ROY'S cy Onkiard __FE_ 2-401 Ail TREE aeauvice bere as 
ing. Interment in Oak Hill Cemes —OCtwcen | & Radia! Drill Night sbift only eaRAy fae on BLY 20-28 lo train as ‘rolgestonal in-| fice wishes prt time work. FE | AUDIOVOX HEARING AID. RM-| Removal and trimm: F 
tek, “Mr Allen will te in state ACF DRIVE INN NEEDS RES qsseMBLY — 2 men with pre-| BLDERLY LADY FOR = ierr- WAITRESS, CURB GIRLS. WOM-| (erviewer Some college preferred.| 46725 lu ietly SN Sagmaw_ PE | mwas ing. Free 
ene anbadeininn Punere a Walton Corner Seenevee special ‘machinery Aen a ae for. home. thar wages. OR 8220 | coener Us. WD, see oe aot Spot hare people, most" importa, “° ~~ wasHiNa & IROWINGS | Oras "ane watt L CLEANERS. | COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE. Le ag eager ae 8 i WaITRE! ati . | aT eOopie 10 | i. + e 
GAY 6 i067 CLARICE, AUTO MECHANIC — CHEVROLET | to read and understand blue. _Deiween 0:30 & 1:00 pm. WATTRESS — RESTAURANT &| Mise SHERRY AT. MID- tase | Pree en No obligeton FE 2eT, Lawn cut clean-up, 
ALsTROM, 3 ct * oe 31; beloved -Buick experience Own tools rints & ht _ only EXP. WAITRESS. PART TIMF Wecatall lounge Exp. desirable; wast EMPLOYMENT 06 PON- Witt DO ixomNo IN MY, home | 7 7St > SOTO pean ent bed work, enticing Spreying. 
vite of Jack Alstrom. beloved| Plenty of work Ask for Mr. Ben- sTocK UTTER General Toot 228 Oakland. or 1 Baldwin. Be-| put not essential, will train right! TIAC STATE BANK BLDG FE _ _FE 26 _ 7 ELECTR A — rage eg RE Rolling and lawn building Hour y 
Sateniee St hres deane Cr Bens) SAV AL HAROUTE CHEYROLER | "Rage Tapers Daeg Oey ton | Bo Salt Sate, aren) et “WOMAN WANTS Day WORK BY ESTEE & Synane $a ee So Mrs. T as BUICI ake Orton Cc ILL STROIT C ELDERLY WOMAN T neat & Willing Worker. For inter- — ware aur  5-0035 Se ee op ra agen ae eemmremcomeres | ace vs . 
| Ske i Marie Srick- AUTO MECHANIC IF YOU ARE MI ¢5400 2254 Cole Birmingham ‘chnldren wie imouee Gee Ron tiew call Mr’ Connelly FE) Sona recy es capremere panne oanreD IRONING 4 RABY aff. | EXPERT PACTORY LAWN HOW: COMPLETE EXPERT Lanpscar 
land Prayer sérvice was held last” considering a cliange, “We offer, Contact Mr W. Anderson Be- anc _board plus wages. MU 43304 between 8 agd 10 pm ‘ONLY!./ hein male or female 388 Or-  ¢ y home. 28 W Strath.| ef, sharpening Also mise tools | ING & TREE SVC CALL HALLS 
zight ot Beare ON Cot @ scod opportunity for the right SRR & was SRE. EXP WAITRESS AND KITCHEN WOMEN TO DO HEAVY CLEAN-| charc Lake Ave FF 4841 more FE LaTT2 Gone seatinon SERVICE | _LANDSCAPING. FE 5-86460 
ome. «i ev James an. Houghten & Son, Olas. 528, PLU LICEN N od m about every wo weeks.) TAU Eee - * - . 
Charge. after which Mrs. Alstrom —N Main. ‘Rochester _ QUIRED Pont ume or semire| ot Dite Meee Huneh, Walled Lake 1763 Decker, MA | MIDWEST WANTED BABYSITTING DAYS. | OENm sees cleaned. seid. repared | Don't Just Do Something 
was taken to the Peck Puneral BOOS saNDER FOR LARGE AU- | tired. Water softening tnstaile- EXP WAITRESSES WANTED _ $3372 | PONTIAC’S OLDEST EMPLoy. ———-—- FE 200 | 33h Crooks P4, Rochester rE Stand There 
Home. Hartselle, Ala” for service, tomobile dealer, excellent work. | tions, Birmingham - Bloomfield“ tartinelii's Restaurant, 138 8. MENT AGENCY INVITES. YOU 53908 | Whue we go the work 
eae ee eearhs Griffis Funeral; 'g conditions & facilities. Top/| area. Call MI 44357. Woodward, Bham. Appiy in per-| Hel Wanted 8 COME DISCUSS Building Service 12 12, GREAT LAKL® TRE 5 TRIMMING | oan 
Home | wages See Mike Floyd Rice PORTER WANTED. NIGHT WORK | _ 80n tp | bouE “OF oun “PERMANENT WU SPO ON Service Tree timing removal, | Meee’ Landeen on > +38 5 
: STOKES. MAY €, 1957. ALPRED W. | Weseeeare mite ne: S Bowiy  poreene Macey 6 Onl and EXP WAITRESS WANTED IN ACCEPTING JAPPLICATIONS FOR | BANK BLDG. FE $0221 | A. AA. Al AAAA: A AAA, \AAA _Joope expett ant S ERNIE CRANE LANDSCAPE. 
ld 72: belov red - ountry . both bar & food service. Apply in secretary wer-tone Corp — —"— FLOOR 8 ae eontracter. Com lawn betld- 
Die Mrs. “Elesnor Bloom) CAB | DRIVERS, STEADY, & zaet | EXP MECHANIC. DESOTO “PLY-| person, Scribb's Bar & Restau-| W. Liberty. Milford, Mich MU | Instructions Qo tavina: A Nore he AC ALITY | CAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. AIR! ing 10 per cent Gorn. a arenena 
Btoces: dear father af Mrs. Wil-| time. night shift hal | mouth garage Milford | rant 130 8. Telegraph Rd. 4-0955 | aan ~~ | woRK —" aoe eee — = on balante. FE 646510 
Nam Potter, Mrs. Clarence Kit-| DISHW ASHE R" | WANTED. SHARP, EXP LUBRI- EXP SETTLED WOMAN TO CARE COUPLE jaro Cae =. FULL) __¢_ BUD_BILLS._| re ose | See covery @ Linceln Ave. P ECONOMY LANDSCAPING 
son Jr and Clayton Stokes. Pu-| — be over 18 for night work » cation & undercoat man, must) fo child assist housework | | School FE esi” : “! "pl BRICK, BLOCK WORK.| 34873 Complete — work igre 
neral service will be held Thurs- apply ip person, Blue Star Drive | be good seller, clean & able | in Must have ref. Other help. Man to do part time work on our) = = tireplages, basements, a4 Ghi- | OT AOCTEDTC _Jim's Gulf Service, i 
day May 9 at 2 pm. from the tn. Pontiac _and yke Rds, to meet public Appiy Crissman/ _M"_6-4236 Upper Straits Lake property in) sere PE 1005, FE. $4377 PLASTERING EXPERT LANDSCAPING. LAWNS, 
q oe Salaried age eaeeuptey in- ESTABLISHED BAKERY ROUTE, _ Chevrolet, Rochester, Michigan _ EXPERIENCED ace DReeee | <coeee oe. oo end | est ay SS D MEYERS, EM 30163 | shrubs, maintenance, th! 
aes tn Ottawa Park Ceme.| Gtstrfouting Fred Sanders WANTED MAN FOR USED CaR LL FE 2-522! OR FE $4aze. ‘and for ga Ney Peres el (Al BRICK: BLOCK WORK. orisrening NEW OR REPAIR. ‘*'¢* Pree est. FE 54903 A 
try Mr Stokes will lie tn patel ducts. Investment required. ia lot. Must bave mechanical expe- is FOOD & BAR WAITRESS, ee TS ues ee waces, REF DRIVING SCHOOL Fireplaces oasemeuts “and chim- © ‘Work uaranteed FE 5094 5-345, Best Broe. Landscaping Co 
at Svarks-Griffin Puneral Home |_ efter 6. EM 3-4334 Saeed Call for appointment. Mr days. Apply at Manny's) West) REQUIRED P.O. Box 8 or Or-| Get more driving sense for your —ot2* _heys FE 1-008 PLASTERING NEW AND RE! | EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND 
3ecDONALD. MAY 7, 1987. JAMES, BARBER STE ADY _ JE a ie R EY FORD SALES | Huron et Elz Lr. Rd chard Lake, Mich. or FE. §-087.| dollar Call FE8-3600 or FE or cus Te) CARPENTERS _pair Vern Meller, FE 1-001 | femevels. Ph FE 64663 or OR 
242 Voorheis Rd: age 73, be-! 7 NX , EXPERIENCED WA‘TR ‘ESS £XPERIENCED SHORT ORDER) 5463. 000020 | pane 
en ee at Mos erelia _$100_take-bome pay OR _3-7260. | OA 8-2521 | anted, no erin ne x holidars. |" Cook cook's helper and dishwasb- | DRAPTSMEN NEEDED See Gorden Fiattiev. EM Saws—Lawnmowers | Cawn aoe x ae UP. 
MacDonald: dear father © WANTED MECHANIC, _ a van, a Grill er. Do not apply unless experi-| Want ads loeded with opportun!- | : Accurately Sharpened | _FE 51276 after ¢ & weekend 
Sewerd, Phillip and Ross f-/ EY PERIENCED |. enced on Chevroiets good pay. | rm | _enced. 6 8 Saginaw ties for trained drafismen. New A & . B  TRENCHING | 18 Chamberiain _ FE 2-160 NEW LAWN, RESEEDING OLD 
eset, Mrs. Alice Qunman Mrs sates factliti | EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN: i— ———— ‘Calsawia —— conve teaches you at Footing Water line Fieid tile | SAWS MACHINE Fileb | lawns. Rolling and fertilizing, 
Deene Taylor. Mrs. Rorella Howey) RATHBURN “CHEVROLET . | eral housework. references. 3| Real Estate Salesman _ ome “we outfit furnished. | CE 5-996! Maney Leach 10 eo. +e 
Sittin eetinet aes | CLOTHING oer thee aye ee OM) Chance to Make | Racken Rae Past = a LiGexeED © SORBED MASH TREES (PSS Tan Sa er an __Ins x Pontiac Press. dens & yard lew _ FE 
the recap ae aal ey held| WE ERE E Dd | EXPERIENCED MEAT WRAP- Good Money LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE ————, CS.9591 Trimmed* or removed. Tree sut- a NURSERY 
wn the Donelson -Johns Funeral Severa! men who want to sell, apply im person 180 W ; “Ke WaY AT “SAFE-WAY” DRIVER | FE $-9591 e ial in work around Display Ad Every Pride 
from the Doneison-Johns America’s most accepted car Our | Mai le, Birm. P. W. DINNAN TRAINING 8CHOOL Footin Sasements, cement| butidings end virtmg. Free esti- ul pd 
Rome with interment in asamp eealership will outline our Pach aon = FE | @ W HURON Bus FE 2-2253 Res. PE 8-1645 | work. ‘Driek and Lidia ste Qual-| mates Reasonable tes Fully ri eevee arnt tlt, od 
. cnearirprmagias ny — 2etes | = salary Full time steady po-| ing. oars corporis Rh ocd tid — eee ee bare en ~ Work Wanted ted | Me le 10 ity work done promptiy and eco-| tmeured Frank Ropenbers. Mar. ag rey snap HEDGE iy 
. d man ly in| tunities and other bene yo a rtsmans i et 4+-2000 Walled La 
Puneral_Home__ roar gel ag 2m a “ig want more than just « job and| * Dixie Highway. Avply efter ¢ p.m. MEN & WOMEN, FULL OR PART | bs Aw we tk | Fa Heasete OF WORK. FREE. TRISAAGNO. a RENOV. YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING & 
NIQUE. MAY 7. 1957. 57, MRS JENNIE. & inaw. tf you are willing to do your] No phone call time. sell Watkins nationally ad-| Act FLOOR & PLASTIC watt | «tt 8 Kx ; a 
ura, 440 First St., Thomas; age . share to schieve ‘uccess, then expERECET WAITRESS. MA vertised stege o capital re-| tile instalation. FE 5-6210 7 rnb tynithry etc. . FE 23-0019. —back filling FE $-3552. 
Ja 44; beloved daughter of Mrs. He- this will be an opportunity you | quired Apply N Perry Ll CARPENTER 7 Pudera Le ’ 
$A Pores. “dour mother of Mrs. EXPERIENCED D BUTCHER. PAR’ PART| Should talk’ over with Us! JOU | _5-7551 between 2 & 5. re en “ A 1 CARPENTER WORK NEW — ji, TYP PRS CARPENTRY. |¥ 4 wr TREE ER sun VICE—aPaAAT. _ Moving & Trucking 19 
erne Muller: coer cieter of MTy)| pleat Mumer es | MEL ONES Shen tee it 8. EXP SHIRT WASHER OR MARK. | REAL ESTATE SALES HELP AND| 4 YOUNG WAN DETR _wone | POU SStmen,/ee MS, Cony Pied FE Dee | at MOVING — MAULINO Sanila Ree id service W saan | lace y Owens, Inc = - cabine a trim @ spec : _ - Ss 
be held Friday, May 10, at 2pm. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. inaw St. Pontiac, Mich. Cleaning Co 834 S Woodward.| listing personnel |. of any kind Lawn work, wall! FE $-#340 Cai! after @ p.m. WALis WASHED BY MACHINE. oe ee 
from the Bosserdet-Mabley Pu-, high school graduate. 21 to #0.) ToGnq MEN ARE YOU BE-|.?>Sm —— __ oR 31273 . Fashing or decorating. Call FE giocn BRICK CEMENT WORK.| Pree estimates, OR 3-0186 ables on wiee 458 
: ncatne. Scecreann, oe Seeneed verritory ponies ge | tween the ages of 17 snd 25 ERfcien beip igrviews tak as REAt ESTATE SALESMEN OR AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER and Sirepisces- _¥E 320m. : ay Li LidhT MAUL > 3 aan 
Cemetery. ale Nique Sigg = agtov & gar ellowance som | sot pig -oaly i oF ae between | a Harrisons Grill saleswome: i new. home project, & cabinet work. New ae. | BRICK r gBLOce And i ceaner Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ABC agg ag “_ VAN oR 
Rineral Home a | 26a aera : ag Ae | pense-paid training pregram | Pcxt calls. _* ———_ ex. at eter Tove Ms | sor, ee rie vont OF ANY large Residencial | afd ur | = a Mis Eo: — 
SCHNEITER. A ne e Cooke. EXPERIENCED ree Se iat aresus sguustan ©. - IF  g | —Reaitz Co, REnwood 20080 [kind FE # Shiny Ousrenien? —_ epee See ney Fe He | ae a Roi HAULED. 
13 Mile irming- repairman Part time. Your home = oe commumt 4 ou have @ car and can wor | Boy boy rgd 
: : y You receive 2 WANTED vii Si LIKE WORK OF air & coal FE +7615. 
tee welche sister of omy shop Lark Otfice Me! tie per hour for 2 hours each| QF 27H Sats or *tnuch as e65| Registered medical  techniel | Many king Call eayume PE sss71_| _ Carpenter Contracting GRESSMAKINO” TAILORING. 5. AL | SASEMENT CLEANING & LIGHT 
Castatter. Service Thursday at 1 aT | week during and after completion : willing to learn X-ray and able, BULL OPERATOR WANTs | ROUGH OR TRIM. GET OUR BID. & formals ; Bil, PE 
ofnete EXPERIENCED = eOILRE ke te $100 wk. call before 12 noon.) 40° G6 tine laboratory work | 276 D&M, Bidg. Service heuling. Cell Bill, FE §- 
p-m from the Mariley Bailey Pu-\"oi om order cook Phone FE| Of training. ap pooraseiiay asin FE_ 2-0605 _ aon er . ae = = ar _Work. 3 yrs. exp, OR 3-321. OR + omy my ome “real rE ts. HAULING AND RUBBISH NAME 
fugham, Cre “Cremation. White "% ‘chapel os = == Monday, Tuesdey and Wednesday Tab TECHNICIAN TO DO SOME| Phone Goodrich 7711 for interview. CABINET MAKER a as a panes. nies AL. ‘ | your price. Anytime. FE $0000. 
ENERGETIC. AGGRESSIVE) gts p.m Parents invited co | eee ea ® specialty se Ca 0m. Furniture e Refinishing 16A > TRU: 
nnn tt Momoriom 2, meted mresa (ts ul sm “a| _Lenrence Ee cab FOR L1G HT HoUse., Employment Agencies 8A | canrEnTRY, 30 YRS EtP_NEW| CEMENT & BLOCK ON ee eS Cae 
Be POPING, MEMORY OF RK) procera oppari lee | TOU Naen ig ect manage, Aue | seeing FE copetermere Severe ae eters (NE eee | cee ee sng. 0 EXERGY 
ater ween MANA gh gESGE Teme pereon SHEN" Masa, moc | bes tnargeuePromausy, prom | MIDOLEAED, UE DY. FRE 1 | Spectr! delouate Ber e™ % | ceurevr is OUR SPecrArey. | Pele roses acaaiete 
ine  eiMooomren waxunntera| Betyershay len sete | Hered te em Beer user §/ (STQEDNET S | atarevan won wages | f= Serene EM Sa | ine 108) cee Peso I have lost my soul's companion, ‘ sinew 3 : CUsTOM HOMES w sot TE nt es ss . 
A lige linked with my own. Ssioras ered 2 a | YOUNG MEN 1828.” FREE “TO | after_4 call FE _5-8567 _ eat ites FE $2400 or small. Free| = PE 82200 or FE 30623 _ , chargen Flowing 10 | LIGHT HAULING NAME YOUR 
And dey by dav I miss him more.) Hunter. MI61121 | “Wenve) oS ctaten ane Cains NURSES <r Ga SUES WY WALI *Y MACHINE AAA ROTOTILLING SERVICE. pres, Fa Eset. 
As 1 Walk through life alone sre wast be west, amoitions, willing | = CHAIN OR BUZZSAW NORE. B ot} aactes We teh tae Wig Of| taces ond guedens ales MAN WITH *. TON” PickUP 
~ missed by his Wife, Len- sto learn w car s u 56-4502. » 
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: | it - ; oose- 10 additional salary per month . WTEED | 31741 
~~ Funeral Directors 4, tact Revert Rector, Bier Mu.) Whol Ode Er anernoen or night duty. Pices| Cleanup and lawn w ork. a pg ty TL PLOWING AND DRAGON. OVE OR HAUL ANYTHING © 
PRP LLL PPL LPP LO iz Sales. FE 2-2085 . Fe 9 ant working cond. in a modern Please call OR 353496. ELECTRICAL CAL WIRING, LICENSED The 242 geen. Prank W. Goans, 242 
- AMBULANCE. GROUND, || gx NDER/ CLUB 048 “Help Wanted Female hospital, Liberal personnel _poit- A Pe 3on \ Guan ote eewie. Te aaine: ¥, PE 5-340. 
Pure. Pune i Howe PE siz EXP Ams re peers CO eens Gentine Georeal | win ton yeore pene li in #t60R LATING. SaaS. ab | PE x x *O DELL CARTAGE _ + + r nursin: service ac enera. 6 
Donel hns) FIREFIGHTERS | ARTHUR MURRAY | Roots ty. mus | ronnel. labor “relations, office | "tin, Pontiac Hardwood F1001| CUSTOM PLOWING. BG | Local e3 lone aistance moving 
oneison- onns CITY, OF PON LAC Needs 20 heomner* ee | tiac, Mich. FF 2-$161_ Reration, des tree. shan oo em gers See the Yellow Pages. FE 8, cuume ny where. Phone FE 5-6896 
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3 « Ltda gs to Hoot _ Applications are now being taker $00.50 for 30 hours. Apply in ~~ exF. it hor sua ‘FOR MORIya | MEN & IRLS t Hoot LAYING SANDING AND CUSTOM PLOWING, DRAGGING REDUCED RATES _ 
er CGATSS  OREWAT Se OME "| for fre fighters. Applicants must cS only, Mr. Detek. 12 noon W__ Ruroi ity rent d future area (with, responsibil finishing. old floors specialty | snd discing Any where. OR | Large van. to Poi Smith 
be at least 8°". 21 to 28 yrs. of | ™ OV 
Reewiaty Seciities OF 37797 | age ‘time ip service allowable! |A WOMAN FOR 2 HOUSEWORK & “OF FICE GIRLS | = GENERAL “SUG. =axD REPAIR Aik. | GARDEN & LAWN ROTOTILLING. RUBBISH AN ASHES HAULED. 
Jpexton tains — Waterford T¥P.| high school graduate or equiva-| child care. No cooking. Live in. MANAGEMEN NT | RECEPTIONIST. learn switch- Petite nob at FEC coment, I u3 B. Wilson. FE 3-6920, _FE 42600. 
oe ameanivein CHAPEL / lent, Apply te the Personnel of- salary Vacation pay, Blue - ipoard : NCED CEMENT sD VET WITH LARGE FAMILY 
ful .Service 2-5641' fice, City Hall, 38 8 . Parke. | Cross ins. & bonus. MI_ 6 : Birmingham Cleaners. 1253 8.| RECEPTIONIST. tor doctor, \ block laying contractor. Call FE Carpentry. 3 +2290 ohare tole OR wishes work hed steal! ot 
h ci le FARM MANAGER WITH 15 YRS_| ANYONE WISHING TO PUN- | —Wocdward. MI ¢4620. y LAgRt ATPING | e tepin pen | 66044 between ond § pm. | GUARANTEED, ROOPS | un ra iG & HARROW. | -Tudbie. $4 load. FE baie. 
a COTHEESS-SiD1e; exp, on michigan term now ore) chase Pee eer aa, or tree OPENINGS | VARIETY OFFICE. ‘rote | $250 LAWN SERVICE ROLLING FER| S,0'N. Coss. PE D301. FE 2006.) ing. N. Martin 1! W Rutgers | VET WITH 9 TON STARE TRUCK 
FUNERAL HOME | New. Mexico ~ 200 head Hol-| premiums, and make up. please SS train, 175| ery s hand, digging & light HOUSEMOVING, FULLY) _ St. " __ Wants ha’ 44088. 
- ER A a oO - etor, teins, 600 head of Herefords — _ ca al! FE. 6-0068. “s dies. Excellent working RECEPTIONIST ight short hauling MY 3-1198. equipped FE 4-£450. L.A. Young. Gar tDEN FLOWD Sika mr UNWANTED eARTICLES | rice 
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Ambulance rE 8 — = Hgeoes oe ben | “BEAUTY OPE R. \TOR good ee PR cngs ©, Auburn Se 3e VARIETY OFFICE. typine - $250 a tarkes poh OR oa Hs. og ae Bagg bee 3-3402. = Pie 438 
: | “Michigan June 20th - write G a= 4-6921 FFICS. real es $325 | rat GARDEN PLOWING & YARD LEV- “4 _Arenue . = 
W Margao. LaCucve, New Mes RREWEW TELEPHONE, HET —— | SOQKKEEFING, Hacrine Spr. 4350) PART TIE WORE 171, "in| ET Me GIVE ates, erm erent On| Trucks to Rent BOX REPLIES with housework, steady, reliable, ~~ OPPORTUNITY DICAL SECRETARY. .... ck-up $2 per hr, Write Pon-| reasonable. bonded, licensed, and | 34096. : 
MAN” FOR PERMANENT POSI-| § day« per week. Apply in per- FOR. WOMEN WHO DESIRE A TYPIST. 60 WP ee. 200 Rav ess Box 5. insured Anything in cement GanDEnisa PLOWING & DRAG- RUCKS TRACTORS 
tion with large successful! corpo- sor after 6 £36 tiac Trail. | Ay ea) Ni FE TAND EQUIPMENT 
8, 9, 10, 25, 28, 28, 2, 7) Sten Many opportunities for | col ca idl oes |e aan Tonk aun PIST, 50 WPM. ..... +» $225, R work Res. & remy job e. FE ¢0180. After 3, ly ton pickups lie ton 
Ba 35 Bw, ol wf at heey oot a wapvarrting, BE DAY On WR) HOURS MAKE,CH TE, 20 Im. SEOHRYARY nem | etvem"Gn Suez” "| ttl gnome YO hig POWED DUCES. | aEES any sae i 3834. A PART E. -| shorthand . $200 = Teenie | 6 tins -OL | : . os 
Se et) ears ee cum peo oe ae ce Sei” PER 1S HOUSEWARE | SECRETARY. to executive... $223 os TEE Uaat tion. "PE | HASON CONTRACTOR, TOURNEY: | Mee Peaigg. Be eur oF fe) Pontiac Farm and* 
if 106, 105, 116. arid service. Most fiberal tnewr- | afd gg aw EX T | STENO, ad agency . + $338 man. 20 yrs exp. Brick work. M8 | GARDEN  PLOWIN Industrial Tractor Co. 
ar rétirement plan. Apply cone eT ‘yaa MATION CALL: PE §-0800, 285 MEN YARD | Piel Dewwteces -& casement. FE 43086. 38 W 
ger, Singer Sewing Ma- chad HITT: : 
| same Compeny, SB Satesy, | COME ST ert. PERSON Acad Seen SALES TRAINEE (2160). $388 Saha ‘a yea nee re experi (Oe coe - rE ein 
~ ‘OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE! use wor! o P ] UPERVISOR, Trainee (2370) 3300; ag FE 4 
i “National "Finance Company has | trans. Write Pontiac Press Box 69. ersonne RDEP DESK, sues 2200) | $300 Painting & Decorating 20 
The Pontiac Pres high, cauipre.” neat-ap- COSMETIC 3 Es 
FoR Want aps || Semmens sealesl & gugeataae me owe on Interviewer Graebner's wy crane ee CATT An - business, professiona) men open Age 30 yrs.-39 yrs. i 
new accounts. $100 weakly draw, KE XPERIENCED bee | Ry 4 between the ages of “Vy GAN’S 
plus bonus quelified Ap- to train as professional inter- ih IANO 
DIAL FE 2-8181 in setts buying essential. ficwer, Some’ coll referred. ” pointment as “District Pleld. Man me college prefe LARGEST 
fF seer Box_1,_Pontise Press ATTRA TIV E SALARY hand - 4 ae eon . 313 Pontiac Biate Bank Bidg 
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| nny ine a weet interviewing aa gatlvwa | busi-| “CURB GTRLE. ‘WAITRESSES. $037). = 
ability for errors other tess men end farmers in MICHI-| Kitchen bb Michael's Drive-In,’ PRESSER ON SIL WOOLEN 
than to cancel the charges GAN sales capacity. Must have 2400 Dixte Hwy garments ww ‘Apply Fox Dry 
Pe that portion of the first previous earnings of $7,000 per | Cleaners. 
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